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Sept. 28, 2011 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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September 28, 2011, Wednesday, Hour #2
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Let's see a one, two, three, four, five, six.
She got six sound bites, four from the speech, and I think a couple here from the QA.
Now, I'll just give you a little hint, start out.
I thought the speech in a performance sense was a little stiff.
The QA was four grand slam home runs.
Christie just has it in that off the cuff.
Speak from the heart, speak from the gut.
Uh sense.
I mean, there's just there's I don't think there's anybody out there right now that's better.
Contrast that with Obama.
Obama, great with the prompter.
You get him off the prompter.
He's lost.
Just lost.
Anyway, let's go to the audio sound bites.
Here's uh Governor Christie on American exceptionalism last night.
Lots being said in this election season about American exceptionalism.
But for American exceptionalism to truly deliver hope and a sterling example to the rest of the world, it must be demonstrated, not just asserted.
They will be more likely to follow our example and lead if they see what we're doing and are allowed to emulate it.
Unfortunately, through our own domestic political conduct of late, we have failed to live up to our own tradition of exceptionalism.
Today our role and ability to affect change has been diminished because of our own problems and our own inability to effectively deal with them.
Okay, folks, there's a lot there.
I mean, there's a whole lot there in that 42-second soundbite.
Do you want to hear what I think about this or not?
That's a foreign policy comment.
And everybody says, foreign policy.
Why wait a second here?
You're the governor of New Jersey.
The only reason you would bring up foreign policy is if you are setting the stage for a presidential run, or maybe selected as a VEP.
Because as governor of New Jersey, you really haven't spoken out much on foreign policy that's not required.
But he's been a lot of time on on things that could be construed as foreign policy last night.
And this bite contains a lot of foreign policy.
Also, in this bite, coupled with other things I heard in the speech.
Christie's unhappy with the partisanship that exists in the country today.
That's what this all means here.
We're hearing any American exceptionalism going on because we're not demonstrating any.
There's nothing for anybody out there to emulate because we're not doing anything very well.
Our domestic political conduct, we've failed to live up to our own tradition of exceptionalism.
I'm sorry, folks, but my definition of American exceptionalism has nothing to do with how the Republicans and Democrats get along with each other in Congress or in Washington.
I have a whole different concept of American exceptionalism, which I have explained and defined on this program countless times previously.
Here's the next bite on what Rinaldi's Magnus would do.
Ronald Reagan faced today's challenges.
We know exactly what he would do.
He would face our domestic problems directly, with leadership, and without political calculation.
We would take an honest and tough approach to solving our long-term debt and deficit problem through reforming our entitlement programs and our tax code.
We would confront our unemployment crisis by giving certainty to business about our tax and regulatory future.
We would unleash American entrepreneurship through long-term tax reform, not short-term tax gimmicry.
Rather.
Oh, I can tell Cookie is for Christie.
She left in more applause than she usually does.
You can't fool me a cookie.
Cookie is the producer of the audio sound bites.
And, you know, there's several uh dictates under which she operates from me.
One is no bite can be longer than 60 seconds unless I approve it.
And cut the applause just for the sake of brevity.
Well, normally we get a second and a half of applause, maybe a second if we're lucky this we get three seconds of applause.
I know Cookie lives in New Jersey or grew up there.
So she's responding now on the instant message.
Damn right, love him.
He'll smash a Democrats.
Love him.
It's an all caps.
Okay, so that's a pretty good uh pretty good bite there.
What uh Ronaldus Magnus would do here.
Uh Christie calls Obama a bystander in the Oval Office.
We continue to wait and hope that our president will finally stop being a bystander in the Oval Office.
We hope that he will shake off the paralysis that has made it impossible for him to take on the really big things that are so obvious to all Americans and to a watching and anxious world.
Each and every time the president lets a moment to act past him by.
His failure is our failure, too.
No rule for effective governance is simple.
It's the one Ronald Reagan knew by heart.
It's the one he successfully employed with Social Security and the Cold War.
When there is a problem, you fix it.
That's the job we've been sent to do, and you cannot wait for someone else to do it.
Okay, now this bites interesting to me.
I I myself have uh referred to Democrats and Obama specifically as a as a spectator.
Now, what I've meant is uh here's Obama.
Let me give you great recent example.
Obama with porculus and tart uh and all the spending, has added four trillion dollars to the national debt.
And then goes out and makes speech about how we need to get our financial house in order.
As though he's been just a spectator.
The Democrats, it had the same thing with Katrina.
The Democrats were in charge in New Orleans, in Louisiana, in Washington.
It was they who were supposed to fix the levies.
Money was appropriated to fix the levies.
The levies didn't hold after Katrina.
The Democrats get to act like spectators, demand hearings, demand investigations.
They want Bush strung up, they want Mike Brown of FEMA strung up, they want everybody else strong.
They're the ones who were to blame.
They're the ones who didn't get the job done.
They get to act like spectators, demand all these investigations, hearings and everything else, when they were the architects of all the problems.
Now that's what I mean by spectator.
I don't know what maybe Christie doesn't mean that when he says bystander.
Uh, but I think he does.
I think he, you know, Obama basically trying to make it look like none of this that's happened has anything to do with what he's done.
And now he wants to set himself up as the uh as the repair man who wants to bring a little sanity to this.
He wants to be the adult in the room.
But uh paralysis, it's me.
Obama's not I'm sorry, Obama's not paralyzed.
This guy has been on steroids attacking the private sector.
Obama has been on human growth hormone in attacking the private sector and destroying job opportunity.
Obama's been taking steroids and shooting up HGH when he goes out and does everything he can to grow government, take money and capital out of the private sector.
I don't see him as a bystander in that sense.
I see him as a very pro.
He's got all these czars who knows what the hell's going on that we are not being told by all These czars who are not accountable, they don't have to be confirmed by the Senate.
The grandstander, there's no question about that.
Was FDR a bystander?
Was LBJ a bystander with the uh with a great society and all that?
This guy's been pretty active as far as I'm concerned.
Here's the uh here's the uh one more bite.
This is this is uh Christie saying that Obama came to divide.
President Obama prepares to divide our nation to achieve re-election, telling those who are scared and struggling that the only way their lives can get better is to diminish the success of others, trying to cynically convince those who are suffering that the American economic pie is no longer a growing one that can provide more prosperity for all who work hard, insisting that we must tax and take and demonize those who have already achieved the American dream.
That may turn out to be a good re-election strategy, Mr. President, but it is a demoralizing message for America.
What happened to State Senator Obama?
When did he decide to become one of the dividers he spoke so eloquently of in 2004?
All right, right on with this.
We all know that Obama came to divide.
He didn't just start dividing with this latest iteration of his campaign.
Obama showed up dividing.
Obama's intention has been to divide.
But that's just me.
I don't think Obama's divisive character is uh is recent or new.
I think he's just doubling down on it.
He's doubling down on it because he's in trouble.
And again, it goes back to the fact.
And I'd somebody tell me that, you know, life never escapes high school.
That we all never escape high school.
That, you know, I was analyzing why Tina Brown's mad.
The theory is as expressed to me.
Look, Obama came along and made all these people the most popular kids in New York.
The most popular kids in Washington comes around, he wins, and everybody they're the they're they're the uh they're they're the big clique again.
And now he's destroyed that.
Nobody wants to be in the clique.
Everybody's running to get the hell out of the click.
Clinton did the same thing.
But Clinton was able to hold on to it for eight years.
Clinton still has the ability to do that.
Obama has uh Obama has squandered it.
He's making their side look bad.
Now to the QA, and this is the woman who begged Christie to run.
We can't wait another four years to 2016.
I really implore you, as a citizen of this country, to please, sir, to reconsider.
Don't even say anything tonight, of course you wouldn't go home and really think about it.
Please.
Do it for my daughter, do it for our grandchildren.
Do it for our sons.
Please, sir.
We need you.
Your country needs you to write the president.
Ah, three seconds of applause there.
Cookie left it in a little bit longer than the uh directive.
Here's Christie's reply.
I'm just a kid from Jersey who feels like I'm the luckiest guy in the world to have the opportunity that I have to be the governor of my state.
People say to me all the time now, why don't they just leave you alone?
You've already given your answer.
Isn't it a burden?
What I say to you tonight and say to everybody else who's nice enough to applaud what she said is that it isn't a burden.
Anybody who has an ego large enough to say, oh, please, please, please, stop asking me to be leader of the free world.
It's such a burden.
If you could please just stop, it's extraordinarily flattering.
But by the same token, that heartfelt message you gave me is also not a reason for me to do it.
That reason has to reside inside me.
I know, without ever having met President Reagan, that he must have felt deeply in his heart that he was called to that moment to lead our country.
He was.
Reagan was called to run for president.
He really was.
That's the famous Reagan Kitchen Cabinet.
An arrangement that because of election law would be illegal today.
However, uh you know the thing about Christie saying, I don't know, I just don't think I'm ready, I don't think I'm qualified.
I've never run for office, and I've never had the desire to.
But there's a one thing about it that I think I do understand.
And that is you have to really want it.
And if you don't, then don't even get close to it.
This is not something you do without a full-fledged 150% self-commitment.
This is a life-changing, a forever life-changing event to run for president.
And and for if that if you go and get the nomination to actually be your party standard bearer, it changes your life forever.
And it's something that you you have to have an ego that says uh country and world cannot survive without me.
That's almost what it takes.
It is so arduous, the media anal exam you're gonna get as a Republican.
So if he really is uh being truthful when he says he's not into it yet, that he doesn't think he's ready, you ought to be listened to.
Uh otherwise he would know that the fire in the belly, you know whether you've got it or not.
And if you don't have it, this is not something you do on a let me give this a shot.
This is something that you have to be full-fledged, 150% committed to.
Sides leader of the free world job is actually taken.
I have it.
Titular or otherwise.
We'll be back.
Don't go away.
Before we go to the phones, they got a couple more bite.
Well, one more bite.
Uh Sarah Palin last night was on uh Greta Van Susterin's show.
And Greta said, well, it's sort of interesting.
Always the people who are not in the race.
Sometimes they get a lot of encouragement from others, a lot of glowing reports, and Christie's certainly been pushed by many Republicans.
Many Republicans, but also just many in the media, because uh for many in the media.
This is like a reality show.
I think Newsweek and an article that came out the other day really nailed it when they said that there are media outlets that kind of create this reality show, this intrigue, and who's gonna be the next flavor of the week, and they prop somebody up in order to crush the person, it seems, later on.
So Sarah Palin says the media's building up Christie just so they can crush him later on.
I I think this is something to that.
But again, I'm gonna tell you the Republican establishment, and you're gonna get mad at me if this but the Republican establishment is looking for anybody who can see to it that a conservative, a genuine conservative will not be nominated.
But Rush, but Rush, are you saying that Christie's not a conservative?
As far as the Republican establishment's concerned, yes.
He's Herman Cain is a conservative that worries him.
Uh Perry is a conservative that worries them.
Bachman is a conservative that wore his santorum, a conservative that war.
Reagan was a conservative that worried the Republican establishment.
Christie is not.
Now some people say that, well, Christie's more conservative than you think Rush exists.
Governor of New Jersey.
He has to say certain things.
I mean, look at who the voting base is.
They're a bunch of lib Democrats.
He's gotta he's gotta work with a Democrat legislature in that state.
I mean, he's uh governor of a liberal state.
He's gotta say some things to appease those people.
So if he uh ever broke out of that, you'd see the genuine full-fledged 100% conservative uh Chris Christie.
Okay, that's fine.
That's what we want to do.
Roll the dice that that's what we're gonna get when he breaks free of New Jersey.
Let's go to the phones, and we're gonna start in New York City with Bob.
Great to have you on the program, sir.
Hello.
Thank you, Rush.
Yeah, I I feel Chris Christie would be a great candidate.
Uh I I saw his speech.
Better than Obama.
Don't anybody misunderstand me here now.
I d any one of these people over Obama any day with no thought.
Right.
Right.
Okay, but I I saw his speech.
Yeah.
And he he said exactly what why Obama has to be eliminated in in 2012.
And for all the reasons seen Americans know he has to be.
And well, to get aggravated, I must be a masochist.
I I turned on the view.
And of course, Whoopi Goldberg said uh Christie had did nothing for New Jersey, which is wrong.
Then they got into a big discussion about how he might be too fat to hold the office.
And uh Joy Behar, of course, had to mention that uh if he got into the White House, you could get plenty of crispy creams.
And uh well I I guess the bottom line to me is as with Sarah Palin, he will be crucified should he get into the race by the liberal media.
And uh really the other thing I was going to ask you too, Rush is that if you would explain your earlier comment uh about uh if he does get in, uh I was confused when you said you you might be concerned that he would become uh John McCain.
Well, all this talk of compromise.
I I I I'm sorry, Reagan, you know what Reagan's definition of compromise was?
What?
We win, they lose.
Reagan's definition of compromise was we not all end up getting along at the end of the day.
And I just heard way too much talk of bipartisanship and compromise last night to make me comfortable.
I don't want the compromise with for w what is there?
Somebody tell me, give me one issue.
Obamacare, spending, debt, taxes.
Tell me where is the compromise with the Democrats on any of those.
When I hear people on our side talk about compromise, I also hear them say, I'm the guy I can cross the aisle, I can work with the other side, I'm the only one who can.
I can make the media with me.
I'm sorry we've been there and done that.
Ladies and gentlemen, let's turn back the hands of time.
Earlier this year, you will recall during the continuing resolution debate, the funding of the budget, the raising of the debt limit.
I was urging from behind the golden EIB microphone, John Boehner, the Republican leadership, to force Obama to cave.
That we were the ones who held the position of strength, cutting off the 2010 midterm elections, which was a land slide shellacking.
The Democrats lost sixty-three seats in the House.
Uh well, it's a net number that the Republicans have now in the leadership in their lead.
All the way down the ballot, state and local issues, the Democrats just took a bath.
And I said, winners don't compromise with losers.
Losers compromise with winners.
At the end of World War II in Japan, on the USS Missouri, we did not compromise with the Japanese.
We gave them the terms of surrender and they signed them.
Ditto in Europe in World War II.
Winners do not compromise with losers.
And I remember when I said that, state-controlled media and the in the Democrat establishment literally had a cow.
They called me and they held those remarks up as a single reason why this country was never going to go anywhere.
Because I L. Rushball was not going to permit the Republicans to compromise.
When I hear Republicans want to compromise, I immediately say, with who and where?
Where do we want to compromise with Obama?
Do we want to say, okay, we'll give you health care in ten years instead of next year?
Or okay, you can have half of the tax increases.
What uh where's the compromise on tax increases?
Where's the tax or the compromise on government spending?
Where's the compromise on stimulus bills?
There isn't any compromise.
I I don't there's nothing of that agenda.
There's nothing of the socialist agenda that I want to have as part of mine.
We're not competing in elections here to win them and then compromise with the people who lost them.
You can't compromise.
How are we going to attract the independents?
Who is it that gave us landslide victories in the 2010 midterm elections?
It was independence.
Independents abandoned the Democrat Party, and not because of anything the Republicans were doing to attract them.
Because the Republicans were scared of their own shadows.
The Republicans weren't saying anything.
That was a flight from socialism.
That was a mad dash away from liberalism and socialism.
And the only place that you can go in this country where you don't want socialism is to the Republican Party.
Pure and simple.
Now the Republicans live and believe this myth that if they don't compromise, and if they are too critical of the Democrats, that these independents are going to run right back to the Democrat Party.
And it's a lie, and it's a myth that has been perpetuated, created by the media and the left, precisely to stifle.
Republican comments, conservative behavior, policy, and everything else.
It is designed to make us live in fear of being who we are.
It's perpetuated by Republican political consultants who live and work with that 20% of the electorate that's said to be the undecided every election.
The independents, the moderates.
That's where they make their money by telling candidates, I know how to get those voters for it.
Here's what you can't do.
You can't run out there.
Don't say Obama's middle name.
Don't call him Barack Hussein, but you do that, you're going to send them running right back to them.
And all that kind of malarkey.
And they end up muzzling.
Republican and conservative candidates.
And then they say, you better talk about compromise.
You better talk about wanting, you better talk about bipartisan.
The American people want these two parties to get along.
Really?
How does the math on that work?
One party is abject, no doubt, socialist.
The other party is conservative constitutional conservative small government, lower taxes, entrepreneurs, all that stuff.
Where is the middle ground there?
Where were all these wizards?
The independents, where do they want the compromise?
Where do they want the bipartisanship to be?
As far as I'm concerned, they have told us with their votes.
They don't want any part of what Obama is.
They voted out of guilt.
They voted to be part of history.
And some of them probably voted thinking if Obama won, there wouldn't be as much shouting and yelling.
If they would have listened to me, I would have told them, or they would have heard me say that racism's going to get worse if this guy wins.
Because virtually every policy disagreement with him is going to be chalked up to racism.
Lo and behold, I, as I usually am, have been born out right.
Nothing unifying about this guy.
There's nothing unifying about socialism.
Socialism has to be imposed on people.
Freedom doesn't.
Socialism, Marxism, liberalism has to be imposed on people against their will, which is exactly what this party has been doing.
A Democrat Party been governing against the will of the people for years.
Obama just been doing it on steroids.
And these independents and others figured it out.
They saw it.
Their home values cut in half if they still have one.
Jobs don't have any.
And what are they told?
Sign up for more unemployment compensation.
That'll stimulate the economy, Pelosi said.
That's not what they want.
Some people do, but not the people we're talking about.
You can't Compromise with people who want to turn this country into a socialist state.
Actually, you can.
See, the problem is it's way too easy, but you shouldn't.
Not if you want to keep America America.
I said yesterday, the word, the single word that has been used to create the most damage in this country is compassion.
And that's why it's easy to compromise with these people, because everybody on our side seems to want to be considered compassionate.
And compassion is defined by the left.
The bigger government is, and the more people it's taken care of, the more compassionate you are, the bigger heart you have.
Well, I've always preferred Jack Kemp's definition of compassion.
We consider compassion to be the result of how many people no longer need government assistance.
Compromising with socialists is how we got where we are.
Compromising with Democrats is how we got where we are today.
It's why Europe is falling apart right before our very eyes.
Because socialists were compromised with.
To me, it's preposterous.
It's preposterous that we even should even be considering.
Compromise with socialists when we have Europe staring us right in the face.
Somebody, as I say, point out to me.
You tell me, call me right now.
Send me an email.
Where in today's Democrat Party agenda is compromise?
Tell me where you want to compromise with them.
Really preposterous that this should even be a matter of discussion.
With the state this country is in and the condition Europe is in.
So that's why red flag went up.
People are sending me no, well, Rush, look at you're being a little bit too hard here.
You know, uh Christie, like Rudy.
They talk moderate on issues, but when they get elected, they crush Democrats.
Yeah.
Yeah.
when was Let me ask you a question, folks.
When in in I want you to really think about this.
In modern electoral history.
When do you remember people first political people, consultants, candidates, media?
First even talking about independence.
When did the the group know that independence?
When did that become a primary matter of import, a major subject matter?
When did you where were you?
What were you doing when you first heard of independence?
Maybe you won't remember.
But see if you can.
But you look at Europe.
Thank you.
Everything that real genuine intelligent conservatives have been warning about for 60 years is happening right before our eyes in Europe.
And we're on the same road.
People in the Democrat Party who think Europe is utopia.
Because the smart people are in charge and run everything.
The elites are in charge of everything.
Fourteen percent unemployment, but that's okay.
The state takes care of them.
They can't defend themselves, but that's okay because we don't believe in war.
And if we're attacked, we'll just call the United States.
And after they defend us, we'll complain and whine and moan about their militarism, their imperialism.
But we'll take it.
Obama's trying to turn us into Europe as fast as he can.
On steroids.
I don't want to become Greece.
I don't want to become Spain.
I don't want to become the UK.
That's where we're headed.
And it's it's utterly predictable.
So somebody tell me.
Where do you want to compromise with Harry Reed?
Where do you want to compromise with Nancy Pelosi?
Where do you want to compromise with Barack Obama?
Where do you want to compromise with Dick Durbin or John Kerry or Chuck Schumer?
And then tell me why.
We'll be back.
Don't go away.
Okay, we're gonna go back to the phones here, folks.
But first um.
Obama just came on television.
Imagine that.
On MSNBC, he's delivering a back to school speech in uh in Washington.
Now you're probably saying, so what?
Folks, I am telling you this campaign is in bad shape.
Every person sitting behind Obama is black.
That doesn't happen.
You go back, you check any time Obama does a personal appearance anywhere, the vast majority are white.
It's diverse out there.
You're gonna have some um Native Americans, you have some gay lesbian transsexuals, you'll have uh you know.
But the majority of them are white.
And now they're all black.
You just don't see that.
Rush, why are you even noticing things like this is a presidency devoted to optics?
That's why.
All right, where are we going?
Uh this is uh this is Jan in Palm Desert, California.
Hi Jan, great to have you on the EIB network.
How about Hi Raj?
I'm a longtime listener, and you asked to see what we thought of the speech last night.
Yes, ma'am.
Okay, well, I turned it on and I got a little late in it, and the first word I heard out of his mouth was what the word compromise.
I thought, he's out.
And there's no point in listening to one other word he says.
So that was it, and we went back to Wheel of Fortune.
Yeah, he was on at six o'clock out there.
Well, we're on the East Coast.
We did it.
We have direct TV, so we didn't get it any time.
Oh, that's true.
Okay, okay.
Well, um I'm you know, I you're you're you're uh I'm sorry to steal your thunder, uh, because that that basically was my my monologue prior to your calling.
I'm I'm uh I'm uh same way.
I I don't see what there is or who there is to compromise with.
Now I I'm not talking about grinding these people into the dust and stomping on them with the heel of the boot.
I'm talking about electoral defeat at the ballot box, and then after you win, after you beat them, then you start implementing what it is that you ran on.
I'm not this this is not complicated.
I'm not talking about being mean.
I'm not talking about being uh uh rigid and I'm looking if they want to compromise with us, I am more than happy to welcome them.
But to me, gone are the days where the liberals and socialism is what's normal in this country, and you and I are the oddballs, and we're the ones that have to make the adjustment.
These are the people that are in the minority, these are the people that are doing things harmful to this nation.
They, if they want to be in a ball game, they're the ones that are gonna have to moderate.
Not us.
We've been moderating for years and years and years, and we've elected uh take it back.
We have nominated people who promised that they would uh uh do all these things and get up there and they start moderating and compromising, and we end up with Jack uh Jack.
That's it.
Well, we win, there's no reason to compromise with the losers.
Pure and simple.
I appreciate the call, Jan, who's a Suzanne in uh Blunch Creek, North Carolina.
Hi, great to have you on the EIB network.
Thank you so much.
What an honor it is.
I think the Chris Christie speech was just a tease.
And why did they go to all this pomp and circumstance just to announce that he is not running?
And I hope someone gave Ann Coulter a heads up before all of this.
Somewhere she's crying.
But anyway.
Well, you know, I um what about this as a possibility?
Okay.
You you think do you think he is running?
That's what this all means.
No, I I don't.
I I don't know.
I don't I'm saying, why did he go to all of this trouble?
Yeah.
He thanked Nancy Reagan for inviting him.
He went to all of I mean, it took money and to set all this up.
Right.
And just to say he's not running.
Well, you gotta go kiss the ring.
If you're gonna if you want to matter in in Republican politics down the road, look at here.
How about this?
As a um, as a as a possibility.
Okay.
How about just throw it out there.
Okay.
Just likes the attention.
Likes people saying, please run.
Likes the hero notion.
Maybe maybe we don't if if somebody I I have found that if if somebody's not gonna run, in large part it's because they don't think the time is right or that they can't win at that moment.
Yeah.
And I think maybe he's just surveyed the land.
He's like, okay, I can't win it this year.
This is not my year to win it.
But I'm I'm I'm gonna put my toe in here and I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna drop an anchor.
I'm gonna be a factor in this from now on out, because in future years I might want to run.
You would you run?
No, no.
No, no, pay cut.
No way.
I've we've been through this.
No way.
I just, folks, we did, I, the guy that invented the word feminazi, the first campaign ad.
Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do.
And we're back.
Great to have you with us, Rush Lindboy here on the cutting edge of societal evolution.
Where we are having more fun than a human being should be allowed to have.
Uh remember, in the next hour, I'm gonna take it it's not gonna take long, but I need to fill you in on the whys and wherefores of what's going on with Obamacare.
The regime lost an appeal at the Eleventh Circuit Court.
Well, see, that's that's the the no they they they lost, but they also won.
Uh and they decided, you know what, we're not gonna appeal here.
We're not gonna ask for the full 11 judge panel at the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals to hear this.
We're just gonna go straight to the Supreme Court.
People say, well, they must be really confident.
What they're trying to do is slow walk this.
They they want is as little of this to happen legally, uh Supreme Court is a great way to slow things down, but we beat him to the punch.
Our side's already filed an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court, and I'm just gonna explain what this is all about, why this is happening.
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