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Aug. 15, 2011 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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August 15, 2011, Monday, Hour #2
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And greetings, welcome back.
It's Rush Limbaugh, the EIV network and a Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies.
You might say the Limbaugh Institute for Ideological Purity.
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So the Tea Party is a bunch of racists.
Same people.
Same people who like Herman Cain.
Same people who like Marco Rubio.
The same people who like Clarence Thomas.
Same people who like Alan West.
Same people who like Tom Scott and on and on and on.
Yeah, we are racist, they say.
Tell me, uh, how many how many liberals voted for Clarence Thomas for the Supreme Court?
That's right.
Zip Zero Nada.
How many liberals voted for Rubio for Senate?
Not very many.
Why is Debbie Blabbermouth Schultz constantly attacking Alan West?
Because she's racist.
Obviously, it has to be because she's racist.
She just doesn't like black politicians.
They're Republicans.
Speaking of which, grab audio somebody 24.
I happen to mention that Debbie Blabbermouth Schultz got heckled.
And when Romney got heckled, it was all over TV.
But by the way, that was one of Romney's finest moments, too.
He was better responding to the hecklers than he was in a debate later that night.
What's so funny about that?
I don't mean that as an insult.
I mean, he would I I think these guys unleashed are much better than when they're quasi scripted like they are in these debates.
What did Romney say?
Obama's killing jobs.
He's done more damage to this country in 25 years than whatever he said, it was it was it was right on the money, and I've never heard him say it in a debate scenario or campaign stump.
Anyway, late Friday in Des Moines, Iowa, at the Iowa State Fair, the Democrat National Committee Chair, Debbie Blabbermouth Schultz spoke, and during her speech, she was heckled by audience members.
We have a portion, and you will also hear the hecklers, but we had to we had to look hard to find this.
Because this, you know, this does not lend itself to uh network-wide coverage.
We need to make sure when it comes to Medicare, should we be adding another $6400 in premiums to our senior citizens?
No.
We shouldn't.
We need to come together and work together.
You know what?
We have an example here of the division in this country.
We're sick.
And the division in this needs to end together.
We need to work together, and I know we can.
We're sick and tired of being tired.
We're sick and tired of being tired.
Stop caving into Wall Street.
Here's Debbie Blabbermouth Schulter.
We need to come together.
We need to work together.
I know we can.
Oh, look, there's uh there's our president.
He's out there in uh Cannon Falls, Minnesota.
Um we gip a little of this.
We never know what you may our cameras and microphones are there.
Let's listen to a little bit of it.
Basically, what we need to do is we need to cut about four trillion dollars over the next ten years.
Now that sounds like a big number.
It is a big number.
But you know, if we were able to, as I proposed, space alien attack.
Two trillion dollars in spending.
Space alien attack.
That's the answer.
Folks who could best afford it, millionaires and billionaires.
We're willing to eliminate some of the loopholes that they take advantage of in the tax code, and do a little bit more.
This is what people want to hear.
Right?
And if we were willing to take on some of the long-term costs that we have on health.
I am really inspired.
If we do those things, yeah.
We could solve this problem.
Is that it?
I put a deal before the Speaker of the House, John Boehner, that we'll close loopholes this problem.
solve the problem and he walked away because his belief was we can't ask anything of millionaires and billionaires and big corporations in order to close Okay, that's enough.
There's no applause.
There's no rah-rah.
Uh This is not, this is not what people want to hear.
This that four trillion dollars in cuts wouldn't be necessary if he hadn't run it up.
Number one.
Number two, people want jobs.
I really don't think at this stage, people give a rear whatsoever about the rich having a tax increase.
And a lot of people understand, how's that going to help me?
You know, for years the Democrats have been going as class envy business and they've been trying to tell people, you know, there's a lot of people out there doing better than you.
Millionaires, billionaires, corporate generation owners.
You know, we're gonna tax them, we're gonna raise taxes on them.
Yay!
Now, after that happens, how's your life any better off?
In fact, it may be worse off if you happen to work for one of them.
This is uh this is uninspiring, this is off point.
And more than that, and I can tell in just that little brief gip that we just did.
The difference in this Obama and 2008 campaign Obama is profoundly stark.
There is no rah-rah, there is no lifting up, there are no lowering of the C's or any of this uh messianic stuff.
And uh more than that, more than that, there is something else.
I'll tell you how bad it is.
Folks, this is hilarious.
I just noticed this.
MSNBC, take a look at that.
They got a split screen, they got Obama on the left, and they got F. Chuck Todd.
Now, Obama's doing his big rah-rah speech, right?
He's there, and they're not they're covering Chuck Todd, whatever he's saying about it, not Obama.
They're showing Obama, now they're back to Andrea Mitchell.
Okay, now they've got back to Obama, it's so bad that in order to save Obama's face, they had to cut out of it and have F. Chuck Todd translate what Obama's trying to say.
Then tell that to Andrea Mitchell, and maybe seeing me know it's in Washington, and they go back to Obama.
That's hilarious.
That's something that has to be seen to be believed.
I've never seen that before.
But what I was gonna say is there's simply no humor.
Have you noticed Obama does not have a sense of humor about anything?
Well, I don't I but everybody's got a sense of humor.
I mean, he has you know, a sense of humor is a sense.
He has no sense of humor.
I'm not well, I know he's a cold coal guy, but he has no sense of humor, jocularity.
He's out there, somebody needs to tell him that it's not 1933 anymore.
The New Deal policies of 1933 are not gonna win the future.
They didn't even win the past.
Even Paul Krugman knows that.
Paul Krugman admitted it on CNN yesterday by saying essentially it was an alien invasion, i.e., World War II got us out of the New Deal.
Nope, nobody's fainting in Minnesota.
Now, normally in a thing like this, Obama's, oh, wait, wait, somebody, somebody front row just, oh no, give him some room out there.
We got medic, medic, uh, give him some air, some air, some water, medic.
Hadn't happened.
Sparse applause.
Looks like a relatively small crowd in Cannon Falls, Minnesota, standing in front of the fall, but it looks like if he took one step back, he'd be falling in the water.
I mean, it's just the optics.
Maybe the optics are supposed to be he is standing on the water.
Now the Romney Hecklers, just to talk about the Romney Hecklers were professional protesters put there by George Soros money.
They were sent there by organizing for America.
Um blabbermouth Schultz said that Obama's in great shape.
Uh and he's saying that if we could, if we could just uh freeze current spending, we would cut more than seven billion dollars.
Now you know where that comes from.
See, folks, we had the news last couple of weeks ago now, because of the baseline.
That if Boehner were to announce just the budget freeze, next year we're gonna spend not one dime more than we did this year.
The CBO would score that as a nine and a half trillion dollar cut over ten years.
So Obama has picked that up and said if we just freeze current spending, we would cut more than seven billion.
How does that see that alone gives away the game?
A freeze equals a cut of seven billion.
No, it doesn't.
In his lingo, a freeze means there's seven billion that we wouldn't spend, but we're not cutting anything.
So Obama increases the deficit by four trillion dollars in less than two and a half years.
Why can't we cut it by four trillion in two and a half years?
Because we don't want to.
He doesn't want any cuts.
And I doubt, folks, um I've been I'm watching MSNBC, I'm watching uh Fox.
There must not be much diversity in the crowd because we're not seeing any of the audience.
We're seeing I saw one audience shot from the rear, and you couldn't tell who was who.
Didn't look like a large crowd, but obviously it doesn't fit the network mold of diversity, otherwise we'd be seeing more of the crowd.
And we're back, Rush Limbaugh, the cutting edge of societal evolution to Covington, Louisiana.
Frank, great to have you on the program.
Hello.
It's a pleasure to speak with you, Rush.
Thank you very much, sir.
Uh I I've been a registered Democrat for 28 years.
And I I am uh I've been wanting to join the Tea Party, but but I uh I guess you're right, it is a state of mind.
And and there's so many things lately that have turned me.
Uh when uh when the ATF and the FBI and uh the Justice Department all got in collusion to sell firearms to the Mexican gangsters and God knows who else, then when our our our border agent was killed with those weapons, and they refused to give the family victim status.
That's that's corruption to to me.
They they uh uh Eric Holder and the rest of them, they they they prosecute our states, they they prosecute anybody who's against the Obama regime.
Uh and and and I'm totally disheartened when I I guess it was three or four years ago when he was on TV and he was uh senator, and uh uh they were playing the Pledge of Allegiance at the man was holding his crotch.
I don't know if you remember that picture, but I sure do.
Uh well, I uh I don't really remember crotch shot pictures, mostly involved women.
But uh it was with uh hi Hillary Clinton and the mayor of uh New Mexico, Richardson.
Yeah, they the three of them were standing up on a podium.
Uh there was an American flag behind them naturally.
They were playing the the uh uh uh national anthem, and uh Richardson and Hillary Click Clinton had the hands over their hearts, and he was holding his crotch.
And I started to get a queasy feeling then.
Well, you know, this is not this is the it's not your your dad's Democrat Party.
This is this is it's not it this is a whole bunch of different people.
This is this is not the Democrat Party.
You're 28 year Democrat, you say this is not at all the Democrat Party it was 28 years ago.
Well, well, I uh I I think it is because they couldn't condone them.
And uh I'm I'm just sick after 20 years I w I want to be a Tea Party member, and uh I don't know if uh saying I want to be in in independent, like you said, and I agree.
It's a state of mind.
It is.
It is.
That's that's and they get in there totally bamboozled by it.
They uh they're trying to construct a Tea Party as though it is an actual organized party, almost a uh a third party.
They know full well what the Tea Party is.
The Tea Party, and that's why it scares them.
The Tea Party actually is comprised, Frank, of people just like you.
They have most of them have never been involved in politics at all other than voting.
They've not gone to a protest, they've not gone to a meeting, they've not gone to a town hall, they've not done any of that.
They're just fed up with spending.
They're fed up with the expansion of government, they're fed up with the disrespect being shown the traditions and institutions that have defined this country's greatness, and they're standing up and they're saying no more.
Pure and simple.
And they are an independent force.
They are as opposed to uh Republicans who are wild spendthrifts as as they are Democrats.
They are conservatives.
Pure and simple.
They are conservatives.
And there's a heap big number of them.
Little Indian lingo there.
There's a lot of them.
And there's no way to capture the numbers of the Tea Party.
There's no way to capture in a poll how big or how small a Tea Party is.
It's not possible.
That's why all this is a joke.
It's wishful thinking.
Tell me, what in the world has happened to cause the Tea Party, which they want us to believe is a bunch of independents.
What's happened to cause the Tea Party to uh abandon.
The Tea Party is more stoked than ever.
The Tea Party shows up and they vote in droves in November.
They create a landslide for the Republicans, and now they see a lot of the Republicans they voted for not following through.
That does not mean they're slinking away in depression.
They're gearing up for another election to get rid of whoever it is standing in the way of reducing the onerous size and reach of this government.
They are expanding in number, they are expanding in energy, and they are expanding in influence.
And that's precise.
The Democrats know this and the media knows it's precisely why you always bogus stories about how polling data shows independence or abandoning the Tea Party.
And it's it's a it's it's it's something that's impossible to poll.
Wishful thinking.
Here's Carolyn Villanova, Pennsylvania.
Great to have you on the Rush Limbaugh program.
Hi.
Hi, Rush.
How are you?
Very well.
Thanks very much.
We're in the middle of a huge thunderstorm here, so if I lose you, it's because of the thunderstorm.
All right.
Um I just have to say one thing about I think you were wrong today about something you said.
Oh no.
Well, don't get upset.
It's not a really huge mistake.
Oh, good.
But you did say that you thought almost everybody has a sense of humor.
Yeah.
And I have to disagree with you on that because I think most really left-wing nutcases do not have senses of humor.
Well, well, yeah.
Yeah, in in public, you uh you may have a point.
In public, you may have a point.
I really think they don't.
I mean, I've I've talked to many of them, and I have a hard time, you know, having a good time with them and just discussing because they can never laugh about anything.
Yeah, but you know, Ted Kennedy and and and Chris Dodd, when they were doing the waitress sandwich thing, I mean, they were having a blast.
You know, they found a lot of humor in that.
When they're in private, uh but you're right.
There's I know what you mean.
Their hands there ringing ringing their hands.
So this is how they take themselves seriously.
They're just as serious as a heart attack.
Right.
So anyway, the other thing I wanted to say was um I just cannot believe how hypocritical this administration is.
They're talking about all the debt and the deficit and you know, they're gonna take from the millionaires and the billionaires.
And here's this guy.
He's the first one as a candidate, a presidential candidate to raise a billion dollars for a campaign.
Right.
You've got to be kidding me.
From millionaires and billions.
That's obscene.
And who are the st who are the idiots that keep giving him money?
Great because they're the ones he's going to he's going to go after.
Great question.
Great question.
Well, they're not they're loyalists for reasons other than intellectual application.
They're they're loyalists for either to the party, or they're just guilty white people.
But believe me, there's still plenty of those around.
Uh uh, or they simply are doing what they think they have to do to stay in good favor with their bosses, i.e., is in Hollywood.
There's any number of reasons.
Well, what about all the ones out of Wall Street?
He just had a fundraiser up there a couple of weeks ago.
And he and I think to get in it was like $36,000.
Yep.
They're all in on the joke.
I just don't understand it.
But I will say that 90% of the people that I know that voted for him are absolutely never voting for that guy a second time.
Well, I hope that that's true nationwide.
Just remember, some of these big donors don't ever forget they're trying to buy waivers for their companies from health care or other aspects of Obamaism.
Story from Cybercast News Service from Friday, an analysis based on U.S. Census Bureau data by the employment policies institute, the EPI.
Never heard of them.
Shows that the average unemployment rate for teenagers, 16 to 19, in the District of Columbia was 50.1% as of June 2011.
This corresponds with data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showing that for DC, the annual average unemployment rate for teenagers in 2010 was 49.8%.
Michael Saltzman, research fellow at EPI, provided the 50.1% figure to the Cybercast News Service dot com as an update of an analysis that he compiled based on the Census Bureau's current population survey.
Now that 50.1% figure is almost double the average teen unemployment rate in June of 2007 in DC, when it was twenty-six point two percent.
Now stop and think about this for a second here.
Average teenage unemployment rate in Washington, fifty percent, basically.
What would what what do people in that size?
That greater number, that is not a healthy circumstance or situation.
Thank you.
I mean, it's that some to keep an eye on, folks.
Um 50 percent teenage unemployment, nation's capital.
Not predicting anything, just keep a sharp eye on it.
Colbert King in the Washington Post, it's no time for a presidential vacation.
That won't stop Obama, but still Colbert King is not happy.
Is there anybody in the White House with nerve enough to tell Barack Obama that Martha's Vineyard is the last place on earth?
The President of the United States should find himself next week.
Now don't get me wrong.
I don't begrudge the chief executive a little time off from the Oval Office, but to be leaving town to spend ten days luxuriating in an affluent New England summer town when millions of Americans can't find Work to fly off to the vineyard when the public is losing faith in Washington's ability to fix the nation's economic problems with people anxious about their futures?
What's he thinking?
It's not as if the Obama family's living in deprivation in Washington.
Without leaving the White House grounds, they have access to five full-time chefs.
A tennis court, a bowling alley, a swimming pool, a jogging trail, a putting green, a movie theater that shows first run films on demand.
That's hardly roughing it.
And if the president ever feels the need to get away, let's say to seek a little solitude and tranquility beyond the confines of hot and humid Washington, the American taxpayers have thoughtfully provided a secluded country residence for the first family's exclusive use.
Call Camp David.
A hardship post it is not.
Camp David comes equipped with 24 hour guard service, including fighter jets to keep gawkers and riffraff out of sight.
For presidential enjoyment, Camp David's wooded mountaintop has a swimming pool of sauna, tennis courts, a bowling alley, a trout stream, and movie facilities again with first run features on demand.
Plus there are guest cottages should the Obamas wish to have a few friends over, and of course, highly trained chefs are also on hand to provide top quality meals.
But that seems to be not enough when stacked against Cape Cod.
A Washington Post poll this week showed confidence in Obama to make the right decisions for the country's economic future is down ten points to 33% since January's vacation decision making ranks right down there too.
This is not this is not the way a president should be spending his time.
Not when for the first time in U.S. history the country's credit rating has been downgraded.
When so many families are barely scraping by, many not knowing where the next mortgage or rent payments coming from, not when nearly three quarters of Americans polled.
Say that they have little or no confidence in Washington's ability to repair the economy, up from half in October of last year.
The White House confirmed the president would travel the vineyard, presumably in his taxpayer provided jet after a bus tour starts today and takes him through Minnesota, Iowa, and Illinois.
Obama shouldn't quit his visit to America at midweek.
I'll be so bold as to suggest that if his family really has a hankering for the vineyard, which will mark their third straight summer outing there, then by all means let them go, but he's got to stay behind.
This is no time for the president to dwell in splendid seclusion among the rich and famous.
Barack Obama's got business to attend to.
He should use this summer to spend some time with people who can't afford to take a vacation, and not just in Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, which happened to be states that he won in 2008.
Mr. President, people are hurting all over America.
Listen to inner city parents across the dinner table, blue collar workers in unemployment lines, suburban middle class families, one paycheck away from hitting up the in-laws for a loan and being told no because they don't have anything either.
Hear what's in their hearts, experience their anger and frustration, not through cards and letters, but firsthand, face to face.
Explain yourself to them.
Tell them about your plan to strengthen this weak economy.
There isn't one, Colby.
That's the problem.
To help get them on their feet, he doesn't have a plan, Colby.
It's not what he's about.
Tell him about how you'll get the better of congressional conservatives who have a had a high old time getting the better of you.
He doesn't know how.
Mr. King.
Show him if you can, Mr. President, where you're taking the country.
And it's not you, sir, who's being taken.
Colby is not a question of where he's taking the country, it's where he has taken the country, and everybody knows it.
We're not on the way.
We have arrived.
Destitution central.
And this is what Obama thinks the country deserves.
We got to pay for our past sins.
We've been falsely rich for way too many Years at the expense of way too many other countries.
About time we learned what it's like to live in other parts of the world.
That's what the Obama agenda is all about.
No, Mr. President, Martha's Vineyard is the last place in the world you should visit next week.
You simply don't have time to take time off from America.
Boy, there's a lot of pressure out there, folks.
I have to, I have to tell you, now this I may be making too big a deal out of this.
But neither network.
Well, I don't know about CNN, but nobody's covering Obama anymore out there on his uh trail.
CNN's not either.
Not a good sign, folks.
Not a good sign.
It means that the president's not inspiring anybody out there.
And I have to tell you, what I saw on C on MSNBC during the last commercial break, maybe two commercial breaks ago.
I decided not to just look at it, but I I listened.
And they were they had a split screen, and on the left was Obama out there in Cannonball, Minnesota, or Cannon Run, whatever.
And he's speaking.
Shirt sleeves and he's speaking, gesticulating.
And in the other screen is Chuck Todd.
So what normally when Obama speaks, I mean, these people get out of the way, and whatever, whatever Obama says gets full coverage.
So I tuned in.
You know what F. Chuck was talking about?
Michelle Bachman.
He was ripping on Michelle Bachman for some uncouth maneuver of hers somewhere in Iowa, fundraising, signing autographs.
I I don't know what it was all about.
But while Obama was it must have been so bad that NBC decided they could do more damage.
Or let's put it a different way.
They could help Obama more by not covering what he was saying, just showing him out there speaking, while having F. Chuck Todd and Andrea Mitchell rip into Michelle Bachman.
Now that's a first.
And a sure sign that whoever running the show behind the scenes at MSNBC did not think Obama was good TV at that at that point.
Let's see.
So Obama's out at his bus tour.
Is he gonna meet up with uh Tavis Smiley and Cornell West?
They got a poverty tour.
We covered their poverty tour last week.
Their poverty tour went to uh C-SPAN and MSNBC and CNN.
And I haven't heard anything about the poverty tour since then.
But they they visited all the liberal media outlets.
They're complaining about how hard the poor have it in Obamaville.
But they didn't get out into Obamaville.
Now that maybe Tavis Smiley, well, no, I take it.
Tavis doesn't want to meet up with Obama because Obama's never invited Tavis to the White House.
So forget that.
That won't happen.
The Cornell West, Brother Cornell and Brother Tavis poverty tour will not meet up with uh debt men driving.
Okay, here it is.
This is what was this was going on.
Now, this is not what I heard uh that this is not F. Chuck Todd berating Michelle Bachman while Obama's speaking, but this is during Andrew Mitchell reports on MSNBC.
This is while Obama is speaking at the first stop on the bus to a split screen.
Imagine Obama in a big in a big uh portion of the left side of the screen, and on the right, back and forth with F. Chuck Todd and Andrea Mitchell.
Chuck, it sounds to me as though he's campaigning as though he were Harry Truman.
This is uh right out of that whole playbook uh running against Congress.
That's exactly right.
These people waited in line to get tickets.
These are supporters.
They didn't get handed out the supporters.
It was open to the public.
But you had to wait two, three hours standing in line, hope that you could get it.
They didn't hand out very many tickets.
And so they were excited to be here, excited to be at the event.
They were all excited supporters, you could tell of him in 2008.
And they felt very nervous, like nervous supporters of him is probably the best way to describe them.
Nervous?
Supporters?
Nervous is how you feel when your team's in the Super Bowl and you got no confidence they're gonna win.
That's what that's what a nervous supporter is.
But but see, they're not even they're telling us what he's hearing.
Sorry, Harry Truman.
Who's to know?
They're not letting us hear him.
And they're telling us who the supporters are.
Not very many of them had to wait two or three hours in a line.
Uh all supporters, very nervous.
Uh, like nervous supporters of him, the best way to describe them.
Why would they be nervous?
Who's next?
Hollygen, Texas, Ernest.
Welcome to the program.
Yes, sir.
Long time uh listener, first time quarter, sir.
You bet by the way, where are you from in Texas?
Harligan?
Holly, Texas, Gibbs All of Texas, sir.
Right, okay.
Uh one thing, uh President uh Rick Perry.
That's it, sir.
And also uh heard about uh yesterday, uh meet the press.
Uh she was uh seripalin of several uh Michelle Bachin was uh being uh uh uh trampled by w what's his name?
David uh Gregory.
Oh, yeah, David Gregory, right?
Yes, on that uh on the gay uh that dean metter.
And she was uh I think it was unfair what he was saying, you know, all those things.
I didn't see it.
I was uh yeah, I have to tell you I was out of it till about noon Sunday, but who who was David Gregory talking about?
Uh good, he was uh asking her questions about her beliefs and and all that and about how she felt about gay uh people being in her office and all that.
And he would hovering and hammering and hammering and you know it didn't be.
I I I don't know of a classy way of saying this.
So maybe I just better not even try.
No, thirdly.
I'm just thinking if...
If they ever...
Well, if next time Obama has a colonoscopy...
I wonder who they'll find in there.
Which NBC personality will show up first?
Pat Boiling Springs, South Carolina.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Hello.
Hi, Raj.
Thanks for taking my call.
You bet.
I wanted to comment what you were talking about earlier.
You hit the nail on the head when you said Tea Party was a state of mind.
I've been talking to myself because my husband and I watch the news and we get so upset.
Like w us and everybody we know feels the same way.
They don't go to parties, they don't go to rallies, but everybody feels the same way.
Just because they're not involved in an organized thing.
You just know that this is not the way things get done in this country.
You know instinctively this is not how this country's operated in the past.
You know instinctively something's wrong here.
Well, you know, I've been doing a lot of reading in the last couple of years.
You know, I guess as you get older, you get more interested and more intense in what's going on.
Yeah.
Just just how the founding fathers had found started our country and what they went through, and then I look what they're doing now, and it it breaks your heart.
It breaks your heart that we were given this wonderful, wonderful country.
I know.
I know it's you know, it's a tough thing to come to grips with the fact, Pat, that there are people in this country who don't love it.
I just can't understand that, and I can't understand people that furthermore it gets worse.
You got people in this country who actively dislike it.
Some of them well, you know, my brother, after graduate school, this was in the uh early 70s.
For some reason, he was able to, with his friend, travel through Eastern Europe and the communist countries.
And at that time he was very liberal.
He spent six months over there and came back with a total, total perspective of what our country was.
How long have you been interested in this?
What when did you first get interested in all this?
You know, when I was young, my husband and I we'd turn the news on and say, This is boring.
You know, we're in our twenties and our thirties.
Probably in the last fifteen years, we really started paying attention.
But in the last, I'm when I'm telling you, the last four four years or so, it's like we're we've got a great, great interest.
Yeah, well, what you really mean is the last three and a half.
Yeah, yeah.
That's that's that's really what you mean.
And and and you're not alone.
You are not alone.
Okay, I've got a note here about what Gregory was harassing Bachmann on homosexuality.
That's that's what the caller was trying to talk about.
And she handled it well.
She's handling everything well.
She's so poised, she looks so good, she's doing such a great job, Michelle Bachmann.
Okay, folks, fastest three hours in media, two of them already done, and on the way over to the Limbaugh Broadcast Museum, which you can see at rushlimbog.com.
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