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Nov. 10, 2011 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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November 10, 2011, Thursday, Hour #3
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Uh-huh.
Sure.
No, I just get to it when I have time.
Greetings and uh welcome back, folks.
L. Rushbow and the Excellence in Broadcasting Network, the Limboy Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies.
Great to be with you today.
We got a final hour that's uh now rip roaring and underway.
Telephone number.
If you want to be on the program is 800-282-2882 and the email address, L Rushbow at EIB net.com.
So I gotta tell you something.
I've I uh two things just happened.
They're fascinating.
Now that's they're over.
So not fascinating, but they're they're interesting.
Two people approached me within 45 seconds, maybe a minute of each other.
One was complimentary as he could be of the way I dealt with the Rick Perry gaff opening the program today.
And you might have really saved Rick Perry's uh campaign with the way you uh explained this and uh treated it and laughed about it, not at it, uh, didn't act like it was a major gaffe.
And I was uh having this person explain why in detail what he'd heard me say.
I always try to learn from these people who compliment me.
And uh after he had finished that, then as somebody else walked in to say hi, did not hear any of that conversation, and said, What the hell's wrong with Perry?
Couldn't have had two more diverse within 60 seconds.
Here I am being praised for saving Perry's campaign away.
Now, this guy, the second guy had not heard a radio program.
He's just trying to uh say hi and really, hey, what's what's the matter with Perry?
Give me the inside screw.
I said, I'm nothing, I think it's fine and dandy.
I there's no big deal.
The guy's obviously a successful governor and so forth.
Let me ask you, let me try it a different way.
Has anybody suggested that idiot David Gregory should give up his run as host on Meet the Press for that comment about no grand wizard in the Republican Party having the guts to tell or being available to tell Herman Cain to get out of the race.
I mean, if Perry is being asked by the media if he's done, and of course they want him to be done, they want to force him out, and of course, the Republican establishment, part some of them would like to force Perry out.
So if Perry is being asked if he is done, can you imagine if Perry had said what Gregory did about Herman Cain?
I want to try, uh, ladies and gentlemen, I want you to uh uh imagine something happening in the debate last night.
I want you to picture Rick Perry.
Picture Rick Perry speaking.
And then I want you to picture Rick Perry turning to Herman Cain, pointing at him like he does at Romney when he's talking to him.
I want you to imagine Rick Perry saying to Herman Cain, as far as I'm concerned, you have lost your standing with this textual harassment charges.
And if there's a grand wizard in this party that tell you to get the hell out of it, I'd support him.
What do you think would happen if Rick Perry had said something?
That's what David Gregory said.
He just didn't say it with a Texas accent.
He said it with an elitist Northeastern accent.
How come Gregory is not the one being mocked?
Well, Mr. Limbaugh, you're really making a bigger deal out of this than needs to be, maybe because Mr. Gregory realized that it could have been misinterpreted and he apologized for me.
Yeah, he apologized that we might have misinterpreted, not that he made a gaff.
But you just you look at it that way.
So I people ask me what what motivates what I what motivates me, when I see an entire political party and media, which same thing, lined up against perfectly fine, nice, decent people on our side.
Situation like this, I'm not gonna join the chorus to take them out.
But we've got people on our side who do.
I'm I'm gonna try instead to make people think about well, wait a minute.
Who Who are these people that demand that our people get out of the race anyway?
Why don't we start demanding they give up their jobs?
Who says they're eminently qualified, smarter than anybody else?
I this is you just imagine Rick Perry telling Herman Kane they're lamenting the fact that they're no grand wizard in the Republican Party with the guts to tell him Cain to get out of the race.
But David Gregory did.
All right, here comes the C I told you so.
This is uh got this in Pajamas Media.
Testifying and who I always want to credit who writes this, because if I don't, they'll complaining, whining, and moaning that I'm stealing their stuff.
What is it?
Well, I don't know who writes Pajamas Media.
There's no name here.
So if you are the person I am reading this stuff from, I don't know who you are.
But I know the website.
Testifying before an intensely partisan Senate Judiciary Committee hearing yesterday, Eric Holder only deepened suspicions about the Department of Justice's possible criminal involvement in the Operation Fast and Furious scheme.
He presented the improbable case that he was not responsible for or even aware of the plot.
He said, I have ultimate responsibility.
Well, I don't need to read it.
He did that.
He blame Bush.
But here's the quote.
This is the pull, this is the see, I told you so.
Judiciary committee chairman, Senator Patrick Leakey Leahy, and Senator Diane Feinstein of California argued that fast and furious, in which the government forced firearms dealers to give weapons to criminals, justified more gun control laws.
There you have it.
That is exactly what the whole program was about in the first place.
It wasn't supposed to happen this way.
What was supposed to happen was that without you knowing it, guns would be purchased from Phoenix, for example, gun shops, and somehow miraculously end up in the hands of drug lords.
Drug cartel thugs, and then they would start shooting people.
Which all of this happened, by the way.
And uh Americans might be among the dead.
It turned out border agent was.
We're supposed to know all of that except that it was a government plan to put the guns in the hands of the drug cartel.
We were supposed to think it happened because of lax American gun laws.
That the drug cartel guys just cross the border or their agents operating for them in the country could go into a Phoenix gun store, buy hundreds of AK-47s and put them in FedEx boxes or trucks or whatever and take them down to the Cali cartel local office.
And then we were all as a culture and society supposed to stand up righteously indignant and demand that the second amendment be thrown out.
Well, something happened that went wrong, and we all found out that it was the government who came up with the whole scheme that Eric Holder now doesn't seem to remember.
So since everybody knows that the government came up with the whole scheme, the White House is being subpoenaed and so forth, and they're denying the subpoenas with no surprise.
Leakey Leahy and Senator Daify have now said, okay, well, we're gonna implement the objective of the plan anyway.
To hell with it.
We're not gonna wait for the American people to demand the second amendment.
We're just gonna call for it.
Which is what this story is about.
Judiciary Committee Chairman, Senator Patrick Leakey Leahy, and uh Don Diane Feinstein argued that the plot, Fast and Furious, justified more gun control laws.
Ergo, I submit to you that this is proof positive.
That's what the whole plan was about.
That that was the objective of this.
Well, yeah, I just hear them now.
Yeah, it was a horrible thing that happened.
Yeah, we didn't really intend these guns get in the hands of the drug.
I mean, we we did.
We wanted to identify who they were.
We didn't, we didn't think the gun cartel guys would actually use the guns.
Is what they want us to believe.
Yeah, we intended To get the guns in the hands of the cartel, but we didn't think they'd actually use them.
But now that this proves we need tighter gun control laws, though that's that.
From Nashville, Tennessee, headlines, Staffer says she will urinated on near Occupy Nashville protesters.
What is it?
No matter where you go here, Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Oakland, they're urinating on people.
What is it?
Is there a syndrome that I missed?
Is there a ribbon that these people are wearing?
Nobody's telling me about.
Because that the yellow ribbon now, because every day we're getting stories about these occupied people are urinating on people.
What is it this compulsive need to share their bodily fluids or to shower other people with their bodily fluids, their precious bodily fluids?
What is this?
Obama seeks ideas, this associated press Obama seeks ideas on reducing black joblessness.
Wait a minute.
The Messiah is scouring for ideas?
The president of the United States, why did he do a workshop?
The White House.
Isn't that how they did it in the first term of the first year?
Bring in John Lewis and uh who else in there?
Thomas Loopy Friedman?
Bring in some of these wizards of smart in there to talk about black joblessness for three hours and fix it.
Say you fix it.
Assign the workshops, workshops come back and report to the Messiah.
The Messiah announces it at five o'clock in the afternoon at a working lunch, and they broke off into work groups that came back.
Here's pictures of Thomas Loopy Freeman laughing with Obama while they're talking about final four picks, lamenting the lack of an NBA season.
Fix the problem.
President Obama acknowledged on Wednesday that black Americans have faced enormous challenges with unemployment under his watch.
He appealed for their support in pursuing solutions that he can implement without help from Congress.
In other words, look at help me be a dictator here and I'll fix this.
He really wants to reduce black joblessness, he would resign.
I know that would be a net increase of one African American in the work if he quit, but him quitting would facilitate employment opportunity for countless millions of people elsewhere all over the place.
No, I'm just sitting here laughing at my own impersonation of uh Rick Perry telling Herman Cain, no grand wizard.
You know, I gave you that thing to envision.
I'm still laughing at myself saying it.
You know this Penn State story.
Uh Joe Paterno fired yesterday.
Uh there's all kinds of rumors circulating in this story now.
It's all they are is this rumors.
But there's this aspect of it here is uh this is interesting.
This is from NBC, Philadelphia.
Why didn't Center County District Attorney Ray Gry, it's G-R-I-C-A-R.
So it could be Gricker, Grisser, Gricer, Griker.
Who knows?
I'm not purposely mispronouncing, I just don't know.
I've never heard it pronounced.
I have no choice here.
Nobody knows.
I asked.
Why didn't Center County District Attorney Ray Ray G prosecute Jerry Sandusky the first time he was arrested in 1998?
Which is a good question.
We may never know because this guy, the center county, Pennsylvania Center County District Attorney Ray G disappeared in 2005.
He was declared dead last year, and they've never found the body.
It's strange that Center County District Attorney Ray Olson I'm going to give it a shot here.
Uh Gricker never prosecuted Jerry Sandusky on child rape charges 13 years ago, some speculate because Gricker Was known for being fiercely independent and very hard on crime, but he didn't prosecute Sandusky.
But it's even stranger that we can't ask Gricker why Sandusky wasn't put behind bars because the toughest nails DA disappeared in 2005.
And though he was declared dead July of this year, his body has never been found.
People ask why Ray didn't prosecute, and I have no problem saying, because he clearly felt he didn't have a case for successful prosecution, said Tony Gricker, his nephew, told the Patriot News.
One thing I can say is that Ray was beholden no one was not a politician.
So his nephew's saying if he didn't prosecute, didn't have the goods.
Now, ladies and gentlemen, I was in Pittsburgh over the weekend.
I was uh there for the Steelers Ravens game.
And that's when I first heard about this story.
I don't know, should I mention this?
I'm gonna mention this to you because as you can imagine, there's always more, and I always say there's always more to a story than what is ever reported about it in the media.
And it's not a media criticism.
The media con the media always knows more than they report.
Uh like the the recent uh Sarkozy and Obama bashing Netanyahu.
Look at it took five days for that to come out.
Come out.
There's always more to a story than what is reported.
I was told over the weekend by somebody who would know.
I'm not gonna miss the name for this person would know that Jerry Sandusky's behavior was widely known.
That was not something that was uh quietly whispered about.
It was widely known, and there were people who laughed about it, and even they even don't know who they is, but there was uh uh dessert uh concoction created called the Sandusky.
And it was an ice cream cone upside down with two scoops to portray male genitalia.
Yeah, there they're that was the Sandusky.
Uh now what does that mean?
It doesn't mean any.
It just means that there were some people laughing about it.
I don't know that they were involved.
I don't know who the they is.
Uh so yeah, okay, it's Greeker, Gricar, Gricar, the DA that has been pronounced dead is Gricar.
Okay, there's so that's how we got the pronunciation right.
And there, I guarantee you, for Joe Potigo and the and the Board of Trustees to send everybody packing, you know that there's going to be more coming out about this.
There and I wouldn't be surprised if it's disgusting.
And there is, they said yesterday, there's a huge elephant in the room here that nobody's talking about in terms of what this really is.
Nobody.
I might be just by alluding to it, but it's up to you, of course, to connect the dots.
Rio Linda, they get it.
I guarantee you they know what I'm talking about.
Who's next?
Uh let's see.
Tim in Dayton, Ohio.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Hello.
Hi, Rush.
Pleasure to speak with you.
Thank you, Il Mucho.
Um in my mind, unemployment is the largest issue in our country right now.
And I'm curious to know why you don't think Romney is the best candidate in the Republican field to make the biggest impact on that.
Uh I'm it's a it's about conservatism for me.
And I think that uh anybody who thinks the government has a plan for job creation.
Uh uh Romna, I don't Romney's uh the objections I have to Romney are not related to what he might or might not do in job creation, that the health care problem that he's got and he continues to defend such things as the mandate and uh and all that.
I I just you we've got a serious problem.
I think the great solution here, the magic, there is magic awaiting this country, it's conservatism.
And I just wish and hope that we have a nominee who's not afraid to be, doesn't have to push that, be pushed in that direction, because I think it's the solution.
It's not anything personal with with Romney or any of these other people.
I'm an ideas guy.
Mm-hmm.
I can conservatism can win.
When I hear people say Yeah, but who's who's gonna be the candidate that can best foster job creation of the people you see up there on the stage?
Well, uh any of them compared to Obama.
See, this is obvious.
No, no, but that's not insignificant.
No.
Because that's going to be the choice at the end of all this.
It's going to be one of these people versus Obama.
Right.
And it's that any one of these people is so much more qualified, so much more worth it.
So much more valuable.
It's not even a contest.
Every, I don't care.
Santorum, Bachman.
I love them all.
And I think this debate last night, by the way, I have not given a top-to-bottom review here.
But this debate in part reminded me of the first one.
And if you remember, I loved the first one because it was conservatism on display.
From candidate to candidate to candidate.
And all these people are now filling identification roles like Newt is Mr. Substantive, and he's keeping the media in line and he's getting getting cheers, and he's creeping up.
I mean, you put you put Newt Gingrich in a debate with Barack Obama.
What do you think is going to happen?
It would I'm you remember the song in the 60s called Wipeout.
Now, some of you fear that Perry would pale in a debate, or that uh who else?
Uh you think Palin would do well on a debate, and you think, well, I don't want anybody that's going to embarrass me by sounding stupid.
So uh let's put somebody up there as a nominee, somebody can win a debate.
So that's just that's a trap.
But I just think any of these people at the end of the day, as president of the United States would do instinctively more to create jobs than Obama could do on his best day to destroy them.
The End All right, I have a picture here of the Sandusky, uh the ice cream delight served at Penn State.
I'm gonna show it to you here on Ditto Cam in just a second, but let me describe it to you.
Uh Penn State makes a banana-flavored Jerry Sandusky ice cream.
And when you see it, it's it that they this outfit here, uh uh Penn State Creamery, the name of it.
Uh that that Penn State Creamery, they have a hundred different flavors of ice cream.
Some of them are named after famous Penn State figures.
So, but when you see this, it'll become obvious that this is named after Sandy.
It's like I'll tell you a little story before I show you the Sandusky.
Back when Barry Switzer was the coach of the Oklahoma Sooners, he had he had a Bill Clinton kind of reputation.
I don't know if it was deserved or not.
I'm just telling you we did.
Oklahoma goes out to play Stanford.
Stanford Marching Band is an independent bunch.
Nobody tells them what to do.
They did the halftime display.
This is uh I'm gonna guess here in the 70s, late these 80s, whatever Switzer was.
I mean, and this is not very switching.
This happened, I'm just telling you.
The Stanford Marching Band dedicated their halftime display to Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer, who knows how to play hard and play around.
That's what the PA announcer said.
And they form male genitalia and a marshmallow's own end zone.
Stanford Band.
So at Penn State, the Penn State Creamery, a hundred different flavors named after famous Penn State figures, one of them Jerry Sandusky, who now faces felony charges, sexual abuse against minors.
It's a banana-flavored dessert, ice cream dish, and by reputation, it's the only it's the only ice cream dish on the menu where you don't have to ask if you want nuts.
And there it is.
This is the Sandusky on the Didder.
What's that?
Oh, they did take it off the menu on Monday.
Oh, it's sorry, we just found out about it today.
Darn it, we were late learning that.
But there it is.
That's the uh no, they could you change the name.
Everybody would know what it still is.
But I say it's the only dessert on the menu at the Penn State Creamer that you didn't have to ask if you wanted nuts on it.
That's the Sandus.
I know that I might have been acting as uh this could have been sexual harassment if uh Sharon Bayalick happened to be watching the program.
I didn't think of that.
Well, we'll just have to see what happens.
Uh Andrew driving on the road somewhere.
Welcome to the EIB network, sir.
Hello.
Rush, thank you so much for taking my call.
You uh I'm a Joe Walsh constituent and I'm a supporter of Joel Walsh.
Yeah.
And what I want to say about that is we need more Joe Walshes.
Those are the independent conservative voices in Congress that are going out there and saying the hard things.
Um Andrew, hang on a minute.
Hang on.
You you're calling two and a half hours here after, and I want people to know what you're talking about.
Grab sound bite number one, grab soundbite number one, Mike, play it, and then Andrew, you can then start again telling us what you think.
So Joe Walsh, member Congress, Illinois, recently talking to a group of his constituents.
I agree with you about that.
That's not the problem.
The problem is you gotta be consistent.
And I don't want government meddling in the marketplace.
It's not the private marketplace that created this mess.
What created this mess is your government, which has demanded for years that everybody be in the home.
Don't blame banks and don't blame the marketplace for the mess we're in right now.
I am tired of hearing that crap.
This pisses me off.
Too many people don't listen.
There are already mechanisms in place to do that.
Are they doing their job?
No.
But what do you want to do?
You want to bombard them with more regulations, more government?
Government screwed this problem up.
What do you want?
Well, you know what you've got.
He has on it all.
You know what you've got?
They got Dodd Frank.
You got Don Frank now that's trying everybody's hands.
You wanted more reform, more regulation?
That's what you got.
John, do you want more regulation?
Is that what you want?
Do you want Dodd Frank?
Is that what you want?
I need more coffee.
No, that's Joe Walsh.
That's passion.
People like passion.
The media, by the way, uh Andrew, the media's really, really ripping him here for using those words uh like crap and uh peed off.
Meanwhile, uh the the white Wall Street people can actually pee on people and nobody says a word.
This guy talks about it, and they give him grief.
Yep.
And the thing and the thing is, Rush, is that he is up and coming leader, and and I don't think the mainstream Republicans want that.
I think they want people to just sit down, shut up, and get in line.
And that goes back to what happened in 2010 in the Senate.
They didn't like the candidate from Delaware, they didn't like the candidate from Nevada.
And if you think about it, Dingy Harry still had to call in his union buddies to try to get to get elected.
And I mean, if our Republican quote unquote leaders who are supposed to be these smart individuals would get behind the candidates the people want, the true conservatives want, this wouldn't be an issue.
And it it it pains me to say that because our leaders are not supporting the the true conservatives in our movement right now, and it's frustrating.
Well, uh there but they haven't.
Uh the the uh they didn't support Reagan until they had no choice.
And then they all wanted to be part of the action when Reagan was uh was profoundly successful.
But then when Reagan was defeated, uh Reagan people were summarily dismissed and demoted and gotten out of the White House when the uh Bush 41 team moved in there.
So it's not this is nothing new.
No, no, you you're just learning about it for the first time.
It's something that's really not been exposed.
And it's something that's not it hasn't been this obvious.
And what's making it obvious is Obama.
I I have to tell you something.
The war within the Republican Party between the so-called establishment of conservatives has always been going on.
It was it was Gerald Ford versus Reagan, it was big in 76.
And 80.
What's brought it home here is Obama.
Uh because you and I think that if there's anything that's gonna unite the Republican Party, it would be this.
And it doesn't.
And we can't believe it.
I mean, we're now asking ourselves, what what if Moscow took over this country?
If if Putin came in, if we went full-fledged, no question about it, wall-to-wall communism would the establishment Republicans want to do something about it.
Or would they want to share power with how would it be different what's happening today?
Because these guys today, uh the communists today still trying to uh say that they're not.
They don't even want to be called liberals.
They don't want to be called Democrats or progressives or or what have you.
But this is my point.
This is why so many of you, like old Andrew out there, don't understand it.
It doesn't make a lot of sense if you don't have a base of knowledge entering this arena with.
If you happen to be uh believing in politics 101 where one party's unified against the other party, and then he's it doesn't work that way.
And then you have the most polarizing figure ever to hit the White House, at least in the modern era, at least in our lifetimes, and that doesn't produce unity.
It does leave people scratching their heads.
And when it matters of the economy and people losing their jobs like this, and he still find Republicans trying to discredit conservatives, uh, then you realize it's not about the country, these arguments.
This is about primacy, power, and so forth within the party.
Then you realize that's always been the case.
Reagan said, you know, that people told him, why don't you go third party?
No, no, no, no, no.
Guaranteed loser.
We have to take over the Republican Party.
And he got as close as anybody else has, the conservative side, to doing it.
And it's what needs to be done today.
Hey, folks, get this.
Get this in the Boston Globe.
The reporter, the Boston Globe is calling Herman Cain racially insensitive for saying that he wants to beat Obama with a cane.
i kid you not i'm not no no no no no no no no no But the Georgia businessman also continued to show his willingness to wade into controversy.
And as he was exiting the big sky diner, and supporters chanted, yes, we cane, yes we cane.
He stopped.
How do you beat Obama?
You beat him with a cane.
When asked why he used that term, which could be interpreted as racially insensitive.
Herman Cain said, Cain, Herman Cain, K-A-I-N, do I have to connect all the dots for you?
So the Boston Globe Reporter is this gay is terribly insensitive, racist?
He's talking about beating Obama upside ahead with a cane like they do in Singapore.
Except that's spelled C-A-N-E.
Let's see.
I'm gonna get a couple sound bites in, otherwise Cookie's gonna resign.
Uh I'm gonna pick a couple Newt, you're just letting the media have it.
I love these.
Uh this is during the debate.
Jim Kramer, who escaped from the zoo to moderate the debate, said, uh, Speaker Gingrich, do you think that companies can both be profitable and be able to create jobs?
You think that's a dichotomy?
Do you think this is why I'm asking how they get out of the zoo?
Do you think a company can be profitable and create jobs?
What?
Uh even if this is a trick question that's pathetic.
Ever heard of Apple can a company be profitable and create jobs?
Here's Newt.
What is amazing to me is the inability of much of our academic world, much of our news media, and most of the people on Occupy Wall Street to have a clue about history.
In this town, Henry Ford started as an Edison electric supervisor who went home at night and built his first car in the garage.
Now, was he in the 99% of the 1%?
Bill Gates drops out of college to found Microsoft.
Is he in the 1% of the 99%?
Historically, this is the richest country in the history of the world because corporations succeed in creating both profits and jobs, and it's sad that the news media doesn't report accurately how the economy works.
And we cut the applause, by the way, for uh economy of time here, but they went nuts over that.
But to have to explain that, I know it might be helpful because how many dunderheads don't think it's possible to be profitable and create jobs, but there's the question.
He answered it.
So next up was Maria Barceromo of CNVC, who was not happy uh that Newt ripped into media.
They had this little teta.
What is the media reporting inaccurately about the economy?
What?
What is the media recording inaccurately about the economy?
I love you disguised as a question.
That's terrific.
I have yet to hear a single reporter ask a single Occupy Wall Street person a single rational question about the economy that would lead them to say, for example, who's going to pay for the park you're occupying if there are no businesses making a profit?
And Maria Barcheromo, she's not necessarily a commie babe.
I mean, she's uh she understands how the economy works.
What's the media reporting inaccurately, baby?
Try everything.
And you wouldn't be far wrong.
Very simple.
You wouldn't be okay, folks.
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Jim, do we have yeah, Jim?
I got about 45 seconds.
I want to get to you some Altamati Springs, Florida.
Hello, Jim.
Hey, Rush.
And God bless you for your good work.
Thank you, sir, very much.
Listen, uh I just want to say the proper context for the Rick Perry calf has to be Obama's corpsman.
Oh, yeah.
Uh, I mean, uh, you know.
There are many of Obama's 57 states.
Well, even that, see, that's a that's a mental lapse that we can excuse.
But corpsman, the pronunciation of Corman as Corpsman is i absolutely inexcusable.
As a former elementary administrator, I know that the curriculum uh for school kids include a vocabulary list in which uh that includes the word corpsman because look, it could it could be code.
You know, the Obama comes from a political party doesn't like military.
Let's just be honest about it.
Could be he's not that stupid.
Might have been a purposeful mispronunciation just to you know stay in good with whoever doesn't like the Marine Corps.
We'll be back.
Don't go away.
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