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April 28, 2011 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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April 28, 2011, Thursday, Hour #2
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No long-form birth certificates whatsoever.
No, sir.
Obama is now doing long-form birth certificate jokes.
He was at Town Hall in New York yesterday speaking to some 1,300 donors and he came out and he said, my name is Barack Obama.
I was born in Hawaii, the 50th state of the USA.
And they gave him a big cheer.
This is what Donald Trump has reduced him to now.
He's now doing birth a shtick.
And a lot of people wouldn't put up with that kind of thing from Trump.
I believe Donald Trump asked the Queen to produce her long-form birth certificate, but she's not rolling over the way Obama did.
No, sir.
And I tell you something, by the way, when you're the Queen, a long-form birth certificate is a real long form.
I mean, that's got the big embossed crown at the top and goes on forever.
But she's not going along with that.
But Obama, he rolls over.
And now, not content with holding a press conference to announce that he has a birth certificate, unlike Clark Kent Superman, who's renounced his U.S. citizenship, Barack Obama is now opening his speeches with, my name is Barack Obama.
I was born in Hawaii, the 50th state of the USA.
By the way, is he sure about that number?
Because I think back when he was campaigning, Hawaii was the 57th state in the Union, I think, after whatever it is.
The 53rd is Guam, and then I think the 54th is Kleptocristan.
Barney Frank's the senator for that one.
And then I think the 56th is the 56th is Charlie Wrangell's vacation, non-tax-deductible vacation rental condo in the Dominican Republic.
And then I thought Hawaii was the 57th state.
But apparently Obama has revised that, and Hawaii is now the 50th state in the Union.
So he's doing a birth of stick.
We were talking earlier about the intelligence of the president and the smartness of the president.
And Rush talked about this yesterday, that you've got to figure the guy, if the guy is smart, if the guy is as smart as we were told, then he can't simply be screwing up.
He can't simply be inept, because we were told he was the smartest guy ever to become president.
So he can't, when he's driving the price of gas up, and when he stands in front of his subjects, the gracious sovereign from Barackingham Palace stands in front of his subjects and tells them they should trade in their gas guzzler for a new hybrid.
And he tells them that green jobs are going to save the planet.
When he gave that speech after the BP oil spill, which, by the way, another thing Rush was right about, that it wasn't that big a deal.
Because, you know, the planet shrugs us off.
You can pretty much do what you like to the environment.
You can fret about it all you want.
But the planet shrugs it off.
And when this country is in a wasteland, a total devastated wasteland, when it's been reduced to rubble, which on the present pace of Obama operations will be around 2016 or whatever, the pristine wilderness will grow back and it will be as if we were never here because the planet can do a pretty good job of shrugging us off just the way the Gulf shrugged off that BP oil spill.
Rush was right on that too.
Now, he comes out and gives a speech after the BP oil spill and he says, well, not to worry about this.
We're developing lots of new green jobs.
And he starts talking about some insulated window, some factory that's making insulated windows.
He reminded me of that moment.
And remember that Kevin Klein movie, In and Out, where Kevin Klein is a teacher and these rumors that he's gay, so he's taking manly lessons.
He has to respond to these tapes with the appropriate manly answers.
And he gets it wrong and at one point says, what an interesting window treatment.
That was what Obama says in response to the energy needs of the United States of America.
He says, don't worry, there's a factory with lots of interesting window treatments.
This guy is so smart.
We've been told this guy is the smartest president ever.
He's been compared to all the giants, the giants, Lincoln, FDR.
Lincoln enacted the policies he did because he thought they were the right things to do.
FDR enacted the policies because he thought they were the right things to do.
So you have to suppose that this guy isn't just incompetent.
This is the way he wants it.
This is what Rush was talking about yesterday: that if you look at his view of the economy, if you look at his view of American power in the world, then the stuff that's happening, the shambles in Libya, the dead economy, the spiraling debt, the ever-increasing dependency of the American people, the ever larger proportion of the American people who are wards of the state.
This isn't an accident.
This is the world he wants.
Obama is building the world he wants.
It comes at a huge price, but the idea that somehow, you know, in effect, he wants sustained economic growth and he wants a stable geopolitical regime around the planet under the benign American superpower.
No, sir.
He doesn't think it's a benign American superpower.
He doesn't think capitalism is good.
He thinks we should have gas prices the same price they are over in Europe.
Gas is 10 bucks a gallon in the United Kingdom.
That's why they're all going to the wedding in carriages because the horse isn't 10 bucks a gallon.
Admittedly, the horses are very flatulent and that increases the global warming, which is as devastating as gas from your automobile.
But it's not $10 a gallon to saddle up your horse and ride the gold coach over to Westminster Abbey.
So this is the world that Obama is ushering in.
And don't forget, this is what intelligence means to these people.
I'll give you a couple of examples of what intelligence is in the world today.
This is from the first edition of the Journal of Animal Ethics, a new academic publication published jointly by the Oxford Center for Animal Ethics and the University of Illinois, Barack Obama's current state of residence.
He has his long-form residency certificate from the state of Illinois.
They've issued an editorial condemning the use of derogatory terms for animals such as critters and beasts and says that derogatory language about animals can affect the way they're treated.
They call on us to stop using the word wildness as synonymous with uncivilized, unrestrained, barbarous existence.
There is an obvious prejudgment here that should be avoided.
So when you switch on the TV and it's spring break in Florida and the host says, girls gone wild in Florida, it's very demeaning to animals to compare them with American girls.
And this, Professor Lindsay, Professor Andrew Lindsay and Professor Priscilla Cohn of Penn State University have written a strong editorial attacking this derogatory use of the term wildness.
But it doesn't stop there.
There are also many other terms in the English language that they want to see stamped out.
Phrases such as sly as a fox, eat like a pig, or drunk as a skunk are all unfair to animals, they claim.
This is how intelligent people pass their days.
This is this, it took not just Oxford University, but the University of Illinois and two professors, this other one's from Penn State University.
It took the greatest minds of the planet's most elite educational institutions to come up with an argument that using phrases such as sly as a fox, eat like a pig, drunk as a skunk are deeply damaging and derogatory and should not be used.
Okay, that's one thing.
Now we've got another guy.
This is from Surgery News, which is published by the American College of Surgeons.
And the president-elect of the American College of Surgeons, Dr. Lazar J. Greenfield, writes an editorial for Valentine's Day a couple of weeks ago in which he says that everybody should be romantic on Valentine's Day because studies show that the happiest women are those who are having unprotected sex because of ingredients in semen that include mood enhancers like estrone,
cortisol, prolactin, oxytoxin, and serotonin.
And these are all, you may not think about it on Valentine's Day.
On Valentine's Day, your priority may be the box of chocolates, the lights turned down low, your old Johnny Mathis greatest hits LP on the hi-fi.
You may think that's doing all the work, but it's not.
It's ingredients in semen like estrone, cortisol, prolactin, oxytonin, and serotonin, and of course sperm.
Delivering these compounds into the richly vascularized vagina turns out to have major salutary effects for the recipient.
Now, this is a scientific survey, and this guy who's the president-elect of the American College of Surgeons writes this editorial.
And immediately, a certain kind of woman, I don't need to go into details here, but a certain kind of woman who doesn't like all this talk about the benefits to a vascularized vagina of all this male stuff like sperm and prolactin and oxytokin and serotonin and all this kind of stuff, complains about it.
And so, not only does Dr. Lazar J. Greenfield, the president-elect of the American College of Surgeons, has to issue a groveling apology for even daring to suggest that women benefit from having unprotected sex with men, he then has to resign.
He goes ahead.
The prominent surgeon resigns post after backlash over editorial.
This is from National Public Radio.
The American College of Surgeons will have a new president come this fall.
This president has basically been taken out by male sperm.
He dared to suggest there's no precedent for this in the history of the American College of Surgeons.
The president of the American College of Surgeons has had to resign for suggesting there are benefits to women from male sperm.
These are so we have the first we have the animals, the animal ethics guys from Oxford University and the University of Illinois suggesting that it's derogatory to use terms like drunk as a skunk.
Now we have the now we have the Dr. Colleen Brophy, a professor of surgery at Vanderbilt University, said she was aghast at the suggestion, aghast at the suggestion that there may be benefits to women from male sperm.
And so the poor old guy, he's over.
He's had to fall on his sword, so to speak.
Dr. Lazar Greenfield, it's over for him.
The American College of Surgeons has been taken out for suggesting, for, in effect, reporting a scientific study analyzing benefits to women from semen.
These are how intelligent people in America now pass their time.
What do you think would happen if one of their own got elected as President of the United States?
Well, the faculty lounge in November 2008 got one of its own elected as president of the United States, and the picture is pretty much as you would expect.
1-800-282-2882, Mark Stein in for Rush.
Mark Stein in for Russia's royal wedding fever mounts.
By the way, by the way, do you know where the queen was, where on the planet Princess Elizabeth was at the moment, at the precise moment she became queen?
She was in Kenya.
Eh?
What do you think of that?
That's a mighty odd coincidence, isn't it?
You see, the conspiracy goes way deeper than you thought.
Let's go to Matt in Matt is calling from Niceville, Florida.
Hey, Niceville, isn't that where Clark Kent grew up?
Niceville, Florida.
Welcome to the Rush Limbaugh Show.
Great to have you with us.
Hello, Mark.
Thanks for taking my call.
That's a smallville where that's true.
So you're not renouncing your U.S. citizenship?
Not one bit.
Not one of them.
Okay.
Okay, that's good.
You've got to be an American, God for Noton, all the other good stuff.
Great.
Hold on to that long-form birth certificate.
You bet, you bet.
Hey, listen, I was going to call and talk to you about the piece you alluded to about the comparison of Obama with Neville Chamberlain and how you had mentioned that Winston Churchill was a moron.
That's how they won the war.
Well, it seems to me that there is a Democrat icon named Franklin Delano Roosevelt who actually initiated a lot of social programs before the war and actually became a good wartime president as well.
So would that make the liberal icon and Democrat icon a moron?
Yeah, that's fascinating because the thesis as invoked by these guys is that war brings the moron into his own.
So that for the 1930s, you needed a smart guy like Neville Chamberlain in Downing Street.
But then once Hitler started invading countries, you need a world-renowned moron like Churchill.
Once we had 9-11, we needed a renowned moron like George W. Bush, that the moron is better in water.
So where does that leave FDR?
As you say, he was there all during the 30s instituting Social Security, the big liberal icon.
And he's also there seeing the United States through to victory in the Second World War.
And so that's – is he the exception that proves the rule or do they now want to argue that FDR was a renowned simpleton, merely a bumbler in the – in fact, who was it who said – Somebody said, there was somebody who said that FDR was a second-class mind but a first-class temperament.
Now, who was it?
Was it Oliver Wendell Holmes?
I forget who it was now.
But so they wouldn't be the first to advance the argument that FDR was a second-rate thinker.
But the whole argument with Obama was that he was actually Michael Beschloss, who's the historian who studied Roosevelt and the other American presidents, advanced the proposition that Obama is the smartest man ever to occupy the Oval Office.
And I'm fascinated by this.
I'm fascinated to know what original thought, what original thought has ever been expressed by Barack Obama?
I mean, has he said anything to you, Matt, that has struck you as particularly incisive?
Not particularly.
I think all of his ideas have been presented to him on a teleprompter.
But with the duality, again, with Roosevelt being a wartime moron and a peacetime, brilliant Democrat, perhaps the duality caused his demise.
Yeah, he died.
Well, he died at the age of 65.
It's always interesting to me that the father of Social Security intended it to be for you to live for your last two or three years of life.
FDR himself died before he could ever collect Social Security.
But the idea that Franklin Roosevelt would be cheerily proceeding with a program in which people spend 20 or 25 years living off the government as a kind of long holiday weekend is preposterous.
And that's actually the trouble with a lot of the big thinkers is that the big thinkers attempt to legislate the future, which is what entitlements are.
Entitlements are an attempt by a here and now legislature, here and now administration to legislate the future.
And even your great liberal genius like FDR never factored in declining birth rates, increased life expectancy, the idea of octogenarians, nonogenarians, people like Obama's mother getting grandmother getting hip replacements, and basically spending, so we're advancing to the kind of Greek model where you retire in your 50s, live until you're 80, and basically spend a third of your life living off the government.
And that's the problem, that here and now legislatures, here and now administrations attempt to legislate the future and you and you can't do that.
Thanks for your call.
Is Niceville as nice as it sounds, by the way, Matt?
Oh, Matt's gone.
So that's great, HR.
I'll never find out how nice Niceville was now.
That's tragedy.
Tragedy for me.
Matt in Niceville, in Niceville, Florida.
I hope it is as nice as it sounds.
I'm sure as is.
And it was Smallville.
He corrected me.
It's Smallville where Clark Kent grew up.
Smallville is a hellhole.
You know, Smallville, guys like Clark Kent, they land from Planet Krypton.
They get taken in by Americans.
They're raised.
This country does everything for them.
Then he goes to Metropolis.
He gets this lifetime tenure job at the Daily Planet.
He's going to be the last working newspaper reporter in America.
The New York Times is laying off people.
The Miami Herald put itself up for sale and was told it was completely worthless except for the waterfront property.
Newspapers are going out of business all over this country.
Clark Kent will be the last working newspaper man in America, and the ungrateful SOB decides he's going to renounce his U.S. citizenship.
Clark Kent, Superman, has said in his words that truth, justice, and the American way isn't enough for him anymore.
There's a line to stick on Obama's prompter.
Truth, justice, and the American Way isn't enough anymore.
Just doesn't cut it for him.
It doesn't do it for him anymore.
It was nice.
It's kind of back in 1938, that kind of thing you could run with, you could go with.
Into the 50s, into the 60s, it was fine, it was fine.
But truth, justice, and the American way just doesn't do it for him anymore.
The Superman is renouncing his U.S. citizenship.
Don't try this at home, folks, because the IRS still has the right to tax you for 10 years after you renounce your U.S. citizenship.
Yes, America's Anchorman is away.
This is your undocumented anchor man sitting in 1-800-282-2882.
We've been talking about the smart guys.
The smart guys got the smart president they always wanted.
And look at what's happened.
We're borrowing 100 and that's how smart we are, by the way.
We're borrowing $188 million.
The government of the United States is borrowing $188 million every single hour.
In the course of today's show, they will have borrowed three-fifths of a trillion dollars of a billion dollars, in the time I'm on the air.
Three-fifths of a billion dollars.
They do $188 million.
This is the official figure, so you can bet it's actually higher than that.
And by the time you factor in liabilities under Social Security Medicare, you know, we'd need to borrow a figure 10 times higher than that.
But $188 million we borrow every hour.
The federal government of the United States of America borrows in your name.
Now, I mentioned earlier why people like this would, why people would think President Obama is smart.
And it's a particular definition of smartness.
It's the kind of smartness that, as I mentioned earlier, when the president of the American College of Surgeons makes an allusion to a scientific study showing that there are benefits from male sperm and that the ingredients in semen have a healthy effect on the richly vascularized vagina.
And by the way, I only keep saying that because I've never had course in all the years I've been on this planet, I've never had course to use the words vascularized vagina.
You know, every time, occasionally when I'm at the office party and they say stand up and sing a Christmas song, there's no Christmas songs.
I mentioned the phrase vascularized vagina.
You don't get to use it terribly often, so I'm saying it a lot today.
Vascularized vagina watch on the EIB network.
The president of the American College of Surgeons had to resign because female doctors like Dr. Colleen Brophy, a professor of surgery at Vanderbilt University, objected to him alluding to this survey about the scientific survey about the restorative properties of unprotected women having unprotected sex with men.
Don't try that, by the way, female listeners, any females listening to the Rush Limbaugh Show, don't, whatever you do, even think about having unprotected sex with a male of the opposite sex.
Don't believe what the head guy of the American College of Surgeons tells you.
It's not in the least bit healthy.
Stay away from it.
Stay away from it.
Tuck yourself up with a nice glossy magazine that's got a picture of Prince William with it.
But don't put in it.
But don't go anywhere near a real male of the opposite sex.
Don't even think about that.
That's what smart people are telling you.
And then we got the other smart thing from the new publication, the Journal of Oxford University and University of Illinois, saying we can't use phrases like sly as a fox and drunk as a skunk because they're derogatory to animals.
This is how smart people react.
Now, a guy wrote to me, just sent me an email, Gary H., sent me an email saying, those guys saying you can't say drunk as a skunk and sly as a fox are dumb as a rock.
You can't say dumb as a rock, Gary, because the American Journal of Geological Ethics will tell you that that is derogatory to rock.
So please don't, please don't even think of using the phrase dumb as a rocks.
These are what the smart people in our society busy themselves with.
And when you, what's the point?
What's the point of erecting a regime in which a man has to resign, a brilliant man, a man who has climbed to the very peak of his profession, and he gets destroyed, he gets taken out by feminists who object to his Valentine's Day editorial.
What is the point about the animal ethics magazines?
It's all about control.
It's all about getting you to tiptoe around on eggshells to absurd degrees, ever more absurd degrees.
On Sunday, in the Isle of Wight in England, a pub singer was arrested on suspicion of racism for singing the classic chart hit Kung Fu Fighting.
Do you know kung fu fighting?
Number one, number one record in December 1974.
This guy, he does Aldi's night at the Driftwood Beach Bar in Sandown on the Isle of Wight.
And he's in the middle of singing kung fu fighting, and a couple of guys are passing by.
They're not even patrons of the bar.
They just happen to hear the sound of kung fu fighting.
The strains of kung fu fighting in the middle of the song leaking out onto the sidewalk.
And they're Chinese.
So they go and report this guy for racism and the Isle of Wight police come and arrest him.
By the way, don't you think Isle of Wight itself actually is a pretty racist name?
I mean, why doesn't that island change its name?
If ever there was a racist name, Isle of Wight is it, you know.
Come on.
And he shouldn't be singing.
If he's on the Isle of Wight, he shouldn't be singing kung fu fighting.
He should be singing play that funky music, white boy.
Play that funky music, Isle of White Boy.
So he's there.
He's there.
He's singing kung fu fighting.
And that now is a race crime in the United Kingdom.
And that is why the idea that Obama would usher in the post-racial utopia was completely preposterous.
Of course he's not going to do that.
He comes from the world, the same world that says you can't say drunk as a skunk because it's derogatory to animals and they'll have the skunks will launch the almighty class action suit against us.
He comes from the same world as the American Academy of Physicians, where the feminists say it doesn't matter what the scientific survey says.
How dare you suggest, how dare you insult members of the lesbian physician community by suggesting that all they need is to have a good bunk up with some fella who's loaded up with restorative properties of male sperm.
How dare you?
How dare you?
I don't want to see the scientific survey.
Identity politics, identity politics is the world in which this guy has lived and it is getting more insane.
It strikes at the heart of equality before the law, for example.
If I sing kung fu fighting to HR, that's not a hate crime because HR doesn't belong to any designated identity group.
As far as I know, he's not a Chinese person.
He's not a lesbian.
He can't sue me for singing kung fu fighting at him.
He's a white male, so he just has to sit there and suck it up and take it, even if I do the extended disco remix.
But if you happen to sing kung fu fighting while a couple of Chinese guys are passing by, it's a hate crime and you get arrested for racism.
Now, I wouldn't have chosen.
This isn't the hill I would have chosen for Western civilization to die on.
You know, disco hits of 1974.
But as Pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer said in the darkest days of Nazi Germany, first they came for the guys who sing kung fu fighting.
And I did nothing because, frankly, I was never into disco and I still have painful memories of when I snagged my afro on the top of the glitterball back in 1977.
But when they come for the guys, when they make singing kung fu fighting racism, the smart guys have made the world's most stupid civilization and a civilization too stupid to survive.
So if we do have to, if kung fu fighting is going to be the last ditch, then let's go for it.
Everybody was kung fu fighting.
Any police guys out there, come and get me.
It's a race crime and I'm proud of it.
Those cats were fast as lightning.
Come and arrest me.
Lock me up for it.
In fact, it was a little bit frightening.
It is a little bit frightening.
It's a little bit frightening how stupid Western society from the United States to Australia has become that we think it is now entirely normal to arrest a guy because a couple of Chinese people happened to hear him singing kung fu fighting.
Because it, you know, I don't know why.
Did they not like the line?
There were funky China men from funky Chinatown.
I always thought that was great.
At the time when I first heard it, I thought how cool it would be to be a funky Chinaman from funky Chinatown.
I was a non-funky hongi.
Why is that a race crime?
The world, the Western world, is putting itself out of business.
This royal wedding, by the way, tomorrow, I see the Queen is offended by the fact that the bride and groom have chosen to have a disco after the ceremony.
I hope at this disco, if he's got any guts, Prince William of Wales will stand up there and he will take his beautiful bride and the very first song they play at the royal disco after the wedding will be kung fu fighting.
Kung Fu Fighting.
When they criminalize kung fu fighting, it's over.
You're dead.
Your society is gone, man.
Gone, gone, gone.
And it's just the trivial end, by the way, of what is most destructive and offensive about identity group politics, which is that it ends equality before the law.
For example, this pastor, the Koran-burning pastor, who's been basically been forbidden to go and protest in Dearborn, Michigan, he's basically subject to a form of internal exile of the kind they had in the Soviet Union, where he can't go.
This guy cannot go and hold lawful protests outside mosques in Dearborn, Michigan.
He's basically outside the mosque exclusion zone.
The mosques are in the green zone and he's not allowed, he's not allowed into it.
That's what this kind of thing does.
It strikes at the heart of equality before the law.
If you sing kung fu fighting to HR, it's not a crime.
If you sing kung fu fighting to the president of China, you've just committed a hate crime.
Equality before the law is the most important principle.
And all this nonsense imposed on us by the so-called smartest people is killing us.
And you know why?
Because it's not about being smart.
It's about control.
It's about ever more statism and the statist enforcers that you need to enforce all these kinds of stupid laws.
Oh, you were rude to the, you said drunk as a skunk.
The skunks won't like that.
You can't say that.
Ooh, you talked about the restorative properties of male sperm.
Oh, you can't do that.
You've got to lose your job.
Oh, you sang kung fu fighting.
We've got to arrest you for racism.
It's about control.
Control, control.
It's certainly not about being smart.
Mark sign in for Rush 1-800-282-2882.
Let's go to Wesley in Howl, Michigan.
And doesn't the state of Michigan just make you want to howl?
Great to have you with us, Wesley.
You're live on the Rush Limbaugh Show.
Thank you for taking my call, Mark.
I really appreciate you taking it.
I've been listening for about 10 or 15 years to the insanity that goes on in this country.
And I was a turnaround specialist in an international environment.
I served in seven different countries.
I turned around more than 12 companies using the people that was there.
And when I look at the management process that's going on within this government, nobody is in charge.
There's not a plan.
An organization is dysfunctional.
Direction is lacking.
And everybody's trying to control everything.
It's nothing but insanity that goes on.
But you know why that is, Wesley?
It's because there are not guys with private sector experience.
Now, you said you turned around, whatever it was, 12 companies in seven different countries.
Yes.
This administration has the least experience of private sector business of any U.S. administration this century.
I mean, Obama knows nothing about the private sector.
Timothy Geithner, the man who regulates, presumes to regulate a multi-trillion dollar economy, has never created a dime of wealth in his life.
They know nothing of the world in which you've lived.
Well, you know, if they read the first page of Management 101, they're going to find out that you need to participate, you need to synergize, and you need to empower your people, and you need to build functional and cross-functional teams and listen to them.
Because, you know, when I went into a company, we took the top level out, and I took that job, and we replaced those people with people that was results-oriented, people with experience, and people that knew how to do things.
I mean, you know, I've dealt with a lot of intelligent people in my life.
Not very many intelligent people are smart at all.
What happens is they think that if they control everything and they tell people what to do, things are going to get better.
But what happens is they continue to do the same thing and expect different results.
And that's been going on for 20 years.
And nobody wants to change what they're doing in order to make things better and to give some sensibility to what goes on in this government.
But isn't there a difference, though, between a government and a corporation?
Walmart, for example, decided to go green.
They got Al Gore, an Al Gore advisor.
They put him on his board.
He was repositioning the company.
They were taking out all the sort of we sell it cheaper than anybody else on the planet stuff.
And they were getting in all this sophisticated, eco-friendly stuff.
And it was catastrophic.
They started making losses, I think, for whatever it is, the last six straight quarters.
So they changed.
They got the message and changed.
When government creates Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, when it creates Medicare, when it creates socials, even though we're heading straight for the iceberg, nobody changes.
It doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter how many icebergs you stick in front of the ship.
Government just plows on straight for it anyway.
Well, evolution is a slow process, not a fast process.
You can't change green overnight.
You know, I'm 72 years old, and I've seen things go on in this country where change was taking place.
And this green cars is a third iteration of small cars, high gas mileage.
And the American people are not going to give up their safe, big cars that they use every day in their pickup trucks and their SUVs to do their job.
I mean, well, yeah, I mean, you're right.
There are other issues with that, too.
Thanks for your call, Wesley.
We've got to take a quick EIB profit center.
But we will come back and explore that point a little more when we return.
Mark Stein, Infra Rush.
Hey, Mark Stein, Infra Rush, coming to you live from our mountain vastness at Ice Station EIB in northern New Hampshire, the newest studio for the Rush Limbaugh Show.
Fantastic, fantastic studio.
Rand Paul is also in New Hampshire today, and he had a very nice line.
He said, I've come to New Hampshire today because I want to see the original long-form certificate of Donald Trump's Republican registration.
And that's true.
And that's true.
We'd all like to see the long-form certificate of Donald Trump's Republican registration.
Here's where I part company with Trump, you know, when he offers to get tough with China, when he blames China for our woes.
China.
China did not create the Social Security Program.
China did not create Medicare.
China did not create Medicaid.
China did not make us subsidize the Cowboy Poetry Festival.
China is not making the United States government spend $188 million more every single hour of the day than it takes in.
It's a fool's refuge.
What China is doing is in China's national interest.
What the Saudis are doing is in Saudi Arabia's national interest.
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