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Dec. 1, 2011 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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December 1, 2011, Thursday, Hour #2
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Yeah, it's a shame out there, folks, but the Illinois babe who claims that Herman Cain groped her when she went to him for help finding a gig has been served with eviction papers.
Cook County Sheriff spokesman Frank Balecki says that his deputies yesterday served the papers on Sharon Bialick's 13-year-old son because Biolik was not at home.
Bilecki, not to be confused with Bio-Lick, says that Illinois law allows minors who live in the home to sign for a summons.
It requires Biolick, who couldn't be reached for comment to appear in court.
Bilecki, again, the sheriff, not to be confused with Biolick, says that the owner of Biolick's townhome in Chicago, well, the suburb Glenview, began the eviction process after she failed to pay $7,500 in back rent.
Biolick stood with the high-profile lawyer Gloria Allred.
Where is she?
This woman, she had a fiancé, and then the fiancé left.
They had a boyfriend, or the boyfriend became the fiancé, all of this during this fiasco.
Then she's up there on stage with Allred.
She'd been abandoned.
Now she'd be thrown out of her home.
Where are the other two sexual harassment babes?
Has anybody stopped to realize nothing has come of those sexual harassment charges other than the charges?
I mean, the women are gone.
What do you mean, why is the minor kid at home alone?
That's not a sin in today's sister.
It's as normal as the sun coming up.
13-year-olds at home alone?
Come on, Snirdly.
Even I'm not that far backed up in hip.
I mean, I understand.
That's quite understandable and normal.
And that's, that's, I just, I marvel at this.
We have no substance.
We've got these three babes.
They made their charges.
They're gone.
Three weeks later, when nothing really comes of it, then we've got the Ginger White emergence.
And it's doubtful that it's the regime doing this.
If it were, if this is Democrats, they'd wait until Kane got the nomination, I think.
It doesn't matter.
It's amazing to me.
Have you heard the latest controversy involving Apple's new iPhone 4S and Siri, the voice assistant?
If you activate it and you ask it for the nearest abortion clinic, it gives you none.
It lists the nearest crisis pregnancy centers and the nags and the feminazis and nayral and everybody, the leftists are fit to be tied.
They are beyond ticked off.
They are irritated.
And New York Times is writing about this.
And Apple's, oh, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a minute.
No, no, no, no, no.
This is just, it's a beta.
There's not a political statement here.
All it is is it's a search engine and the search engine is garbage in, garbage out.
We're working on a fix.
It's not, you know, all the Siri does is go to a search engine.
It's not Google.
There's a, I forget what it is, but, And as all search engines are, you can buy positions on a search engine.
And so ask her, where's the nearest abortion clinic?
And they take you to anything but give you the near, either they tell you it can't be done, I don't have that information, or it sends you to a crisis pregnancy center.
But that's right.
If you ask Siri for the nearest escort service, it'll tell you.
If you ask Siri, where's the nearest cat house?
If one's listed, it'll tell you.
If you ask Siri, what's the easiest way to bury a body, you get an answer.
But if you ask Siri the nearest abortion clinic, it sends you to a crisis pregnancy center.
And the left is just, because of all things, of all companies, Apple.
So the Apple PR people are working on this and they're getting the news.
It's a beta.
It's a beta.
And we're working on a fix here.
It really has become on every Apple blog that I read, it's become a big deal.
It's just, it's funny.
70% of the people, according to Ras Musson, 70% of Americans prefer Merry Christmas over happy holidays on store signs.
Holiday shoppers, as they have for several years, would prefer to be greeted with signs reading Merry Christmas rather than happy holidays this season.
Productivity has been weaker than thought.
Wages slip.
This is Reuters.
Again, revising downward economic news.
The rebound in U.S. non-farm productivity growth was not as strong as previously estimated in the third quarter, while wages declined for two straight quarters, supporting the Federal Reserve's views of moderate inflation pressures.
Economists polled by Reuters had forecast productivity, which measures hourly output per worker being revised down to 2.6% growth rate.
The revision reflects a much slower gross domestic product growth pace during the July-September period.
Yeah, it's just two or three weeks ago, maybe, you know, three.
They had this big, exciting 2.5% GDP.
Well, we're roaring back out there.
It just never is true.
The numbers all get revised.
And I don't report this happily, folks.
I do not.
It's heartbreaking, actually.
I want to go to the audio soundbites.
We're going to start last night on the record, Greta Van Susteren.
She had as her guest Michelle Buckman, Republican presidential candidate.
Van Susterin said to her, Rush Limbaugh said today that any Republican is electable and President Obama is the one who's not electable.
Do you agree that the full complement of all the candidates can beat the president?
Oh, without a shadow of a doubt, like most things, Rush Limbaugh is exactly right on target because President Obama is wildly unpopular across the United States.
That's why the key message is we don't have to settle.
This is a highly unusual election.
This is America's last chance to get it right.
We've got to get the country back on the rails.
I'm in Charles City, Iowa tonight.
People here are extremely upset with the president of the United States.
I can tell you there's not a lot of love lost on the president.
Not personal, not vindictive.
They just see that he's absolutely ham-handed in the way he's handling the economy and foreign affairs.
They're done with this president.
Rush Limbaugh's right.
Michelle Bachman.
And I have said on countless occasions that she's one of these nominees or one of the candidates that if she were to secure the nomination, if she were to be elected president of the United States, I have not a shred of doubt that she would be fighting for this country every day.
She'd be fighting for it exactly as she talks about it.
If there was ever anybody who would govern as they campaign, be Michelle Bachman.
You could say that about almost every one of the Republican candidates seeking the office.
Now, this is interesting as last night on PMS NBC, The Last Word, Lawrence O'Donnell spoke with Washington Post, columnist Jonathan K. Part, about the allegations that Herman Cain had a 13-year affair with Ginger White.
O'Donnell says, now, look at your in your understanding of the way a healthy marriage works in America, Jonathan, when you're giving 13 years of financial support to a woman who's not your wife, your wife is supposed to know about that, right?
Go along with it, isn't she?
Let's say Ginger White and Gloria Kane were friends, that this story about Ginger White comes out.
Wouldn't you expect Gloria, the campaign would orchestrate a statement of some sort from Gloria Kaine saying, you guys are ridiculous.
Ginger White has been a longtime family friend.
We've been helping her over the last few years because she, like millions of other Americans, have been hit hard by the economic problems facing the country.
And we're lucky enough to be able to extend a helping hand.
But that's not what we got.
Gloria Kane doesn't know Ginger White.
Okay, so what's the crime here?
Apparently, according to Kpart, the Herman Kane and his wife just aren't lying enough.
If they just come out and tell a lie, like Clinton did, Clinton and Hillary.
Hillary went out to went on today's show, blame the vast right-wing conspiracy.
That's how you do it.
That's how you do it.
You don't rely on the truth for crying out loud.
This is politics, man.
What Kane and his wife have got to do is come up with a great lie that we will respect and admire, and then we'll give them a pass.
That's how Bill and Hillary did it.
Bill and Hillary dazzled us every day with lie after lie after lie.
We knew they were lying to us, but it was so damn good that we were in awe.
But Kane and his wife, they can't pull that off.
That's what Kaypart's saying.
Yeah, if he just grab this babe and get Gloria Kane out there, talk about how good buddies there are.
You know, get Gloria in on it.
Tell her the money will keep flowing if she plays along.
Yeah, that's it.
What?
Hey, come on, Snerdley.
You're sounding like the guy's lawyer.
Snerdley is sounding like Kane's lawyer, screaming at me here, by the way, in the IFB.
Kane's lawyer basically came out and said, okay, look, the sexual harassment claims, that's okay.
But this is an alleged private consensual affair, and as such, it's none of your business.
And you don't have any right to ask questions about it.
You don't have any right to talk about it.
You don't have any right to report it.
And that's it.
Meanwhile, Kane's out there denying.
Well, I'm sorry, that's not going to be accepted.
That's a laugher.
At one point is this none of our business?
I cannot believe you're saying this.
This is a Republican presidential campaign.
Do you, of course, it's over the where were you when this kind of stuff was happening?
Sarah Palin.
Herman Kaine's gotten 2% of what they did to Sarah Palin every day.
This is the world in which we live now.
In this case, this has to be all this stuff has to be being mounted from within a Republican operation.
If this is the regime doing this, why do it now?
If you got this kind of stuff that can take a candidate out, push this guy to get the nomination, then take him out.
That would be the regime doing it.
So your beef here is with some Republican consultant.
But the rules are that we must know everything about every Republican candidate and every orifice of that Republican candidate.
We must know.
When it comes to the Democrat candidate, nope.
Off limits.
That's where your rule applies.
None of our business.
Democrat candidates, hands off.
No vetting.
No looking into their past.
No looking to their history.
No finding out who their girlfriends were.
Don't go out and try to find any of the students that they taught in this mythical law class.
Don't go out and find anybody at Harvard that knew the president, could tell us a little bit about what he was like.
Now they're even saying, you better not bring Reverend Wright back into this.
They are.
They're after the tad to tad divine way.
He's out.
You better not bring Reverend Wright back in.
And even Doug Shun saying, don't bring Wright back up.
Reverend Wright's irrelevant.
Has no relevance.
Better not go there.
So we're told, don't you dig into Bill Ayers.
Don't dig into Reverend Wright.
Don't start reminding people that stuff anymore.
Don't bring up his bitter clinger stuff.
Don't go there.
Herman Kane, what orifice have we not yet explored?
What other women are out there?
You think there are women being paid off?
I'm just telling you, this is the way it's.
Of course, liberalism has, I've been saying liberalism has stopped for this past 23 years, but it hasn't.
Anyway, take a break here, folks.
We'll get to your phone calls when we come back.
This rush limb ball, the EIB network, sit tight.
Don't go away.
We have Herman Kaine's theory about what's going on.
He was on Cavuto yesterday afternoon on Fox, and he said, Richard Cohen's saying that there's a double standard of going after you and not going after others in the race on this marital stuff.
And he particularly referred to Newt Gingrich.
I'm quoting here.
I want to know why Gingrich's two extramarital affairs, both admitted and, of course, deeply regretted, are somehow not as damaging as Herman Kaine's one not admitted and still very much alleged affair.
This is what Kane said.
There's one other possibility here.
Maybe the Democrats want Newt Gingrich to win the nomination so they can then go after his personal life, but they need to knock me out now.
That's just a hypothesis.
So think about it.
All right, so there's all of these hypotheses, or for those of you in Rio Lindo, all these theories, all these wild guesses going on out there.
One wild guess is that the regime wants Romney because of two things.
Romney care equals Obamacare.
They could cream him for that.
And he was Wall Street.
1%.
Rich guy.
Blah, blah, blah.
Another theory is that the regime, Herman Kane says, wants Newt here because of Newt's personal life baggage.
Problem is, that stuff's out there.
There's nothing that's unknown.
Well, I don't know about that.
There are two things that are known, and there's stuff about Newt that has been previously thought to be true, which wasn't, such as the deathbed divorce.
Was there a total fabrication, a total lie?
Other theory is that the regime would love to run against Cain because he doesn't have a prayer.
Never mind.
It's clear that Obama does want to win.
And it is clear.
Grab somebody number eight.
This is what he said last night in New York City.
He was at a campaign event.
And outside, he's got the Occupy Wall Street people protesting, 100 of them, and they're all bent out of shape.
They feel betrayed because he's raising money from the people they hate.
He's raising money from the 1%.
Here's what he said.
I'll read to you what he said.
He said, real change, big change, is hard.
It takes time.
It takes more than a single term.
It may take more than a single president.
This is Obama.
And then this is the same place.
Look at, I'm going to need a second term to fully implement health care.
I can't be dispatched now.
It's going to take, it's exactly what I told you they were going to do.
You can't change horses mid-stream.
It was much worse than I thought.
And he's sending a message here.
Look, look, progressives, you want the same thing I want.
We want to totally transform this country.
We want to bring in about a socialist command control state.
I can't do it in one term.
I just can't do it all in one term.
It's not as easy as I thought it was going to be.
I need another term.
And it may take Biden in 2016 succeeding me.
It may take more than me.
He's probably pulling what little Harry's got left out.
So what more can I do?
My gosh, I gave you health care.
Nobody else gave you that.
I've got all this stimulus spending.
I've created all this unemployment.
I have totally destroyed the private sector economy.
I've grown the public sector like crazy.
All the teachers are getting their pensions and all the firemen, everybody else, the federal workers are getting their pensions for not working, retire at 10 years old and forget it.
What more do you want?
And of course, the left can never be happy, no matter what they get.
Before we go to break here and grab more phone calls, I want to go back to James Taranto piece that I quoted earlier in which he said, why advertise that you are abandoning white working class voters?
He writes, as we noted in August, the summer's debt ceiling deal left Obama's voters thoroughly demoralized.
Some of them blamed the American people, some blamed Tea Party terrorists, some blamed Obama, but all of them had the sense that Obama was a loser.
The chief media through which these ideas are being propagated are the Center for American Progress, a left liberal think tank, and the New York Times.
Although both the Center for American Progress and the Times are formally nonpartisan in practice, they're Democrat institutions.
The rise of the so-called Occupy Wall Street movement, combined with Obama's more confrontational tone, lifted their mood.
But it was a temporary high.
The urban encampments turned out to be squalid Obamavilles, not an American Arab Spring or a liberal Tea Party.
With Obama having scored few victories on Capitol Hill or in public opinion, the left could return to its summer funk at any time.
It's important for these people in the base not to believe that all is lost, that Obama still has a credible shot at reelection.
Openly ceding white working class families to the Republicans, even if it ends up harming Obama's prospects, may be the price Obama strategists feel they have to pay in order to make credible their claim Obama has any path to victory at all.
That sounds pretty bleak, doesn't it?
They have to advertise abandoning the working white-class voters in order to give them any chance at all of winning.
You know, silly me.
Silly me.
I just don't think in racial terms, first, second, or third.
But you know, it is possible that all this Herman Kaine stuff is coming from Obama.
It is because what would constitute a threat, just like Clarence Thomas was a threat because he was conservative, the most powerful black man in the country as Supreme Court justice got where he got without one day being a Democrat, without bowing down to Jesse Jackson or anybody else, without using affirmative action.
Here's comes Herman Kaine, and let's say he gets a nomination.
Talk about a quandary for black voters.
Talk about two pictures.
One that the Democrats wouldn't want to deal with.
So I can see after somebody points out the racial, I can say, okay, maybe the White House would like to take Kane out and not take any chances whatsoever.
Back to the phones.
Await.
To the phones.
That's right.
Okay, I told you it's going to be an hour and a half.
I just, I knew I knew how it was going to shape out today.
We're starting in Johnstown, Colorado.
This is David, and thank you for waiting, sir.
I appreciate it.
Thank you, Rush.
It's an honor and a privilege to be on your program.
Thank you very much, sir.
I am responsible for three factories in China and have been for the last year and a half.
And so I've spent about two-thirds of my time in China.
And what you see in China is a veneer of prosperity over really a mountain of poverty.
It's a prosperity over a mountain of poverty.
Because once you get outside of the main cities, there are still people plowing fields behind cows and oxen, still hand-harvesting corn, grains, rice.
I mean, it's still very much a third-world economy once you're a first-world military.
That is where so much of their spending goes.
Their infrastructure is built on the cheap, too.
It doesn't take much wind to bring down some of their so-called powerful infrastructure.
But, you know, you're right.
And this is what President Bush was telling me: that the big challenge is keeping those peasants behind the oxen.
Don't let them into the city.
The cities can't handle them anymore.
The cities are teeming with people already.
And it's always been the case that there is this romance.
The left has romance with the romantic attachments to all these tyrannical communist regimes.
And now they're looking at China, and you've got this Andy Stern guy and other people telling us this is what we need to be.
We need to emulate the Chikoms.
The Chikoms are doing it.
If he wants to emulate it, then our Social Security payroll, they're talking about reducing the payroll deduction.
It'd be 38% to 40% out of the employer, which is what it is in China.
For every dollar or RMB we pay Chinese employees, 40 cents goes to the government in the form of payroll taxes.
Right.
That's what they love that.
That'd be all for that.
Local.
Your Social Security is very local, such that, like in your case, having worked in New York City, if you'd left New York City to go to Florida, then all of the Social Security benefits you would have walked away from.
And there's no guarantee that New York would have honored any of what you'd paid in.
Of course not.
That may well happen in here anyway.
Well, I don't, I don't, I'm, I'm just a little past 50, and ever since I've been young, I was told don't depend on Social Security, and I haven't.
And it looks like that was some of the truest words ever spoken to me.
Why are you doing business in China?
Because I was hired to try and straighten out three factories that produce products for sale in the U.S.
And they really don't have manufacturing expertise in China.
You have to recognize they don't have any upper-middle management people.
Everybody that's in their 40s to 60s were all caught up in the Cultural Revolution and never got really educated.
They all got hauled off to the countryside to pick rice.
And so you don't, the entire economy is based on 35 to 20-year-olds that are all fresh out of school with very little experience.
And not paid very much.
About three, I guess in U.S. terms, they're paid about $350 to $400 a month is what the current basic salary is for somebody who works in a factory.
Yeah.
Well, that, again, it all jibes with what people like Obama and Andy Stern would think is great.
Well, this talk about them overtaking us is a myth, too.
There's so many lies being told about the United States standing in the world.
It is an absolute myth that this country, China, is going to overtake.
Last I heard it was 2025.
2017.
Well, okay, 2017, the Chikoms are going to overtake it.
In what?
In what?
The world's biggest economy.
Well, world's biggest economy defined how we're going to define it by standard of living.
Are we going to define it by output?
How are we going to define it?
If that's the case, fine.
If anybody wants to go there, move.
If that's the future, if China's the future, why isn't there a trail?
Why aren't there just mega trips to China people taking right now?
Why aren't people investing their money in China?
If all of this is true, I'm not trying to downplay the Chikoms, but there's an interesting piece here.
Let me find this piece.
You know, Rick Perry, and I have to admit, folks, when he first said this in a debate, I looked at Catherine and I said, oh, no, oh, guys, I cringed.
But it turned out not to hurt him.
And in fact, it might come back and help him.
Rick Perry said that the Chikoms are going to implode.
Rick Perry said that the communist Chinese government will end up on the ash heap of history.
And everybody's, how stupid is this guy?
Because, of course, the myth is exactly what Snerdley believes.
No, no, no, the Chinese are going to take us over by 27.
Maybe sooner.
We're cooked.
This is what I meant yesterday.
You know, that's how seductive this Snerdley knows.
These people lie to him.
And he's sitting there.
He's prepared to believe that the Chikoms are about to overtake us.
How are you supposed to measure economies?
One thing you measure economies.
You really have to ask me that.
Of course, that's every state.
And who is making the reports?
Who is making these reports?
And why do they make these reports?
What's the purpose?
Demoralize us?
Make us think our system doesn't work?
Our system is the failure.
That the Chikom system, that's what the president's doing for crying out loud.
You believe what he says?
He says, I wish I was running China.
You see how they can build buildings?
You see how they got ready for the Olympics?
You see all their great infrastructure?
We can't build anything.
It's like Colonel Sanders saying, trust me with your chickens.
I love them.
And I want to go back to this Rick Perry business because James Taranto, again, a Wall Street Journal, best of the web today.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson is in Chikom, where his shoe leather reporting has turned up evidence that Republicans are stupid.
Seriously, that's the subject of the first of what he promises will be several columns filed from Beijing.
Let's examine his closing argument, which responds to a quote from Rick Perry.
And he's responding to Perry's quote that, I happen to think the communist Chinese government will end up on the ash heap of history.
Eugene Robinson thinks Perry is stupid.
So this is what he wrote.
But this ignores the big picture.
Yes, China is governed in an authoritarian, repressive, at times shockingly brutal manner by a regime that calls itself communist.
But communism self-immolated two decades ago.
Walk down any commercial street in Beijing and you see storefronts, vendors, hawkers selling anything under the sun.
Communism is no longer a system in China.
It's just a brand name that officials haven't figured out how to ditch.
I'm aware, of course, of the shameful human rights violations that the Chinese government commits every day.
Now, listen, this, yeah, hello, Walter Taranty Jr.
Listen to this again.
Yes, China's governed in an authoritarian, repressive, shockingly brutal manner by a regime that calls itself communist, but they're not communists.
They just call themselves that because they haven't figured out how to ditch the brand.
Now, I'm aware of the shameful human rights violations to go along with the authoritarian, repressive, shockingly brutal regime.
And I'm aware that they commit these rights violations every day.
I'm aware of the government's selfish, corrupt insistence on maintaining a monopoly of power, but this is not communism.
These atrocities can never be forgotten.
But I'm here and I see vendors.
And that means they're not communists anymore.
But they still brutalize people and they put people in jail for their religious beliefs.
And they violate human rights.
But it's not communism, he says.
But I am betting, writes Mr. Robinson, that the burgeoning middle class will find a way to cast off these shackles.
How?
I'm betting that the burgeoning middle class will find it.
Have you talked to the Falloon Gong lately?
Have you talked to the Tibetans?
Have you talked to the Mongols?
For crying out loud.
And this is what passes for intelligence.
Rick Perry is stupid.
Eugene Robinson, brilliant.
He's not through.
But I am betting the burgeoning middle class will find a way to cast off these shackles that are communism, but we don't call it that anymore.
The correct response would be to cheer on the middle class.
Okay, so to recap, China's Communist Party has already abandoned communist economics for something that looks very much like American commercialism.
But politically, it remains a brutal and corrupt one-party state, but that can't last.
Robinson both thinks and hopes the Chinese people will rise up and change the regime.
Okay, Rick Perry's quote, I happen to think the communist Chinese government will end up on the ash heap of history.
Same thing that Eugene Robinson said, except Perry said it pithier with more wit.
You know, brevity is the soul of wit.
And much more memorably, and yet Perry is the stupid one, and Eugene Robinson's the smart one.
Eugene Robinson is Walter Durante Jr.
I gotta take a break.
We'll be back.
Don't go away, folks.
EIB Network.
I think what the Chikons are trying to do is what Gorbachev tried to do.
Gorbachev tried to hold the Soviet Union together, but he knew economically that country could not exist with a centrally planned economy.
Command and control could not.
They needed capitalism.
They needed free markets.
So he tried to implement free markets, still call it communism, and this upset the Politburo.
And there was an assassination attempt against old Gorbachev.
And he really fell upon disfavor in some media circles in this country for trying this.
Then he got it back because they hated Reagan more.
And oh, oh, of course I do.
Because they were trying to claim back at the time that Gorbachev was the savior of the planet.
Glasnost and Paris Stroika.
This man is the vision we've all been waiting for.
You got Reagan, that old man, his fingers poised on a nuclear button.
I'm saying, you guys, everybody's missing the boat.
This guy's a flat-out communist with a capital C, and he's trying to hold on to his country as a communist country by implementing a little economic reform here.
But the problem he's going to have is you can't dole out or parcel out freedom.
Once you give them, once you give them a taste of it, that's it.
Once you let them watch Dallas, and once Blue Jeans are in the grocery stores and the departments, it's over.
Once all the lies that you've been telling your people about the United States are known as lies, once your people find out you've been lying to them, you've lost exactly what happened.
And I did.
I took grief like you can't believe for this.
And now Gorbasim was when he arrived for the first summit with Reagan here.
The Gorbasim was what happened when he got off the airplane.
State Department wimps.
The media were all out there and Gorbachev got off the plane.
And Gorbasim, that's true.
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Joe Klein, but I got the audio coming up.
Joe Klein says it was the media that went after Herman Cain.
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