Welcome to today's edition of The Rush 247 podcast.
Hey, Snartley, they canceled the shackle shoes.
They canceled them.
Anidas wiped them out.
Shackles shoes, slave shoes, gone.
All it took was one day.
And I guess sternly you probably did it.
You probably did it.
I asked Snerdley what he thought of the picture of the Adidas shoes with the ankle shackles and slave shoes, right?
It didn't.
And he had no idea that that's exactly what everybody else was saying.
Slave shoes.
So they're gone.
I don't know what they're going to be replaced with.
Maybe they came out and just made the shackles.
They're orange on here.
You know, make them make them gray or faux silver.
You know, prison shackles.
Hey, folks, how are you?
Great to have you at Rush Limbaugh, the EIB Network, Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies, MSNBC back at it.
We have to temporarily set aside our ban today.
MSNBC, NBC, and Ray Mitchell, in me seniors in Washington, they've doctored another tape.
And this time everybody caught them.
Everybody in the drive-by has pointed it out.
You know, they first started out, and we'll go back and play the audio for you.
They doctored the George Zimmerman Trayvon Martin 911 phone call tape to make it appear that Zimmerman was a raging racist when he wasn't.
Now what they've done, they took a Romney address where he was talking about.
Um, you remember when George H. W. Bush was in a grocery store, saw a supermarket scanner, and they're pretty, oh, this you don't even know what a supermarket is.
And nobody, everybody thought, well, well, this guy's so out of touch and even know what a supermarket scanner is because he never goes there.
We found out that they had totally misrepresented what had happened.
Well, in this case, involving um involving Romney, uh the video of Romney enthusiastically describing a sandwich ordering machine at the Pennsylvania convenience store Wawa, and they edited out the point that he was making about it, and made it look like he'd never seen one before and didn't know what it was.
It was blatant and they got caught.
And everybody, the worst thing can happen to you folks is ridicule.
And everybody is now ridiculing MSNB.
I mean, even the political politico tried at first to go along with the MSNBC version, and they quickly sized up what had happened.
They wanted no part of it.
And so everybody, the Atlantic, uh Politico, everybody else that drives by media just distanced themselves from MSNBC.
We have the tape coming up to show you what happened, but a couple of economic news stories, and yeah, we're the immigration thing.
Um I'm getting a lot of email from people very worried about something.
What?
What do you think?
What did you say?
What do you think people are worried about?
The Obama immigration policy for the children.
Here's the problem.
I haven't had the TV on the past couple days, but I don't need to because people out there watch it and they email me and tell me what happened, and they want to know what I think about it.
Apparently, what's happening out there is a lot of people, quote unquote on our side, are saying they are sympathetic to the issue.
They're sympathetic to these uh essentially uh children being nationless.
And how can we say to a child, out of here, pal, we don't want how can we sympathetic to the policy.
Now there are two reasons they're sympathetic for the policy.
One is it's the children, and two is that Marco Rubio has similar ideas.
So if you rip into Obama here, by default, you're ripping into Marco Rubio, who is a rising star in the Republican Party.
The problem here is, again, I live in Realville, and that's my problem.
How can you what you can't?
You cannot incentivize illegal immigration of any kind, Grandmothers, grandchildren, pregnant mothers, you can tug every heart string there is out there.
You can't do that until you've secured the border.
That has to happen first.
That's everybody knows this, but nobody at this stage has the gumption to do anything about it.
See, I don't think it comes down to a morality play, and that's where everybody gets tripped up here.
But I don't think there's anything moral about this kind of pandering.
Now we have the constitutional issue, which everybody understands Obama doesn't legally have the ability to do this, but he did it, and because people are sympathetic to it, nobody's going to stop him from doing this.
This is just the beginning.
Next it will be grandmothers.
Oh, how could you deny Grandma Moses?
And then it's going to be pregnant mothers.
And we're going to have amnesty through the back door with the front door wide open, too.
Because everybody's sympathetic to the individuals involved.
So now it's immoral to deport illegal aliens, children especially.
When did that happen?
As for Obama, I don't think he cares about the border.
I know he doesn't care about the border.
I don't think he cares that there is a border.
I don't think he cares if there weren't a border.
I don't think he cares.
All I know is that they are panicking in the White House in June, and they were panicking in the White House in May, and they were panicking in the White House in April, and they are panicking, and that's why all this stuff to shore up his base now is indicative of the fact that they are panic, panicking and pandering at the same time.
But you've got people on our side, and I got emails from people who are very, very worried about this.
Conceding the policy issue.
They are, of course, opposed to uh constitutional aspect.
Of course, they're opposed to Obama.
But if you if you are going to be sympathetic to, if you're going to concede the policy issue, then the Constitution doesn't matter.
And this is the barrel everybody is over now, thanks to Obama.
If you're going to sit there and say, well, yeah, it's children.
We gotta make sure that they're not nationless and homeless and all.
What about the Constitution?
Well, it's children.
Okay, so the Constitution gets set aside over there.
And we concede the policy issue.
I may be alone in this, folks.
I I may I'm in fact I sure I'm I'm sure I am.
I mean, this is not a end-all.
You think that's right.
You think Snerdley is saying, snurtly saying I'm not alone, but I'm the only one who'll say this.
There'll be some others who'll say it.
There'll be some others who say, You wait, there'll be some others who'll say it.
But but I know what you mean.
Our buddies in the media in D.C. ain't gonna say it.
That's right.
Um I think it's a sucker punch.
I I think it's this is designed to stifle opposition to the bigger stuff coming.
That's exactly what it is.
It's plain as day.
Once you concede the policy issue because it's children, and the independents love children, they're the only ones who do.
So we have to um make sure if everything is for the children, then nobody's gonna ever say no to anything.
And see, then you throw in that that Rubio's massive, comprehensive immigration reform features this.
And Rubio's a rising star.
Uh no doubt a top-tier presidential candidate on the road.
You can't come out against this because you're undercutting Rubio.
So it's a smart move of the White House to do this.
It's 800,000, and by the way, that number's low.
It's gonna be it's gonna be many, many more people than that.
And the effect on the job market, that's the way to go at this on a political basis.
If we're gonna concede the policy, then we have to go at this on an electoral basis.
Okay, you got a lot of people out of work.
You got a market now gonna be flooded with brand new amnestyized illegals who will work for less money Than Americans will.
And look at this.
Two stories here.
CNN, Jeff Cox job openings report shows that market is really, really bad.
Job openings fell to a five-month low in April, showed their sharpest percentage decline in about seven and a half years.
According to a government report today that helped confirm a slowdown in the labor market, as if we needed confirmation.
The job openings and a labor turnover survey, or JOLTS is the acronym, indicated 3.4 million job openings the end of April, an 8% decline from the previous month.
Okay.
There's that.
And then there's this.
Young U.S. households, those between 35 and 44, lost a stunning 59% of their wealth during the recession, according to a government report released yesterday.
Young U.S. households crushed by the Obama recession.
And that age group, that demo 35 to 44 is the hardest hit of any age group.
This is Census Bureau data.
The age group typically struggling with mortgages, tuition bills, rising tax bills, makes up the backbone of the American middle class.
The losses were mainly due to the drop in the value of their homes during the 2005 through 2010 period.
And that's right, 3544, the kids are becoming of age, college time tuition, student loans, mortgages, climbing the career ladder, getting to the point in time and a ladder where you're going to make it or not.
Future's going to be determined more than not by the time you're 44.
And those households have been crushed by the recession.
And that's ideal for Obama.
They have to go somewhere for food.
They have to go somewhere for cell phones and so forth and so on.
So you couple those two stories with the now the influx of however number, whatever numbers of millions, 800,000 and up of amnestized illegals.
And you've got even further pressure on the job market.
I don't see I don't know how this is my problem living in Realville.
I hear this stuff.
I absorb it as it's stated and as it's intended, these policies.
And I ask, how do you even manage an immigration policy like this that Obama has announced?
I mean, you realize there's a there's a federal agency that does not get any appropriated money, has to administer all this stuff.
I forget the name of it, but they get by with payments.
These people aren't going to have any money to pay them.
These people are not going to be able to afford the costs of going through this agency to become quote unquote their work permits or whatever they're getting.
So I don't know how you even manage an immigration policy like this.
The amount of fraud involved in proving who is here legally and at what time they came.
And you given the lax homeland security enforcement, 850,000 people at chump change.
That's going to balloon with the time, because they're not going to know enough to be able to decline any applicants.
And right away, where will be the sympathy to decline them?
We've already shown that there isn't any impetus to say no.
I mean, we're reaching a point here where this can't be dealt with given the political demographics and the uh and the dynamics.
But that's that's where it all is.
And at the root of it is panic in the White House over Obama's flailing and declining re-elective re-election chances.
I think the regime wants this to be unmanageable.
They want this new policy involving the illegals to be unmanageable.
When it's unmanageable, what do you do?
Well, you define deviancy down.
When it's unmanageable, you throw up your hands and say, ah, we tried, we can't guess come on in.
They want it to be unmanageable.
The Democrats always hide behind children when they are attacking the Constitution, when they're attacking the rule of law.
They're like hostage takers in a way.
But regardless.
You don't advertise for illegal alien workers.
Job openings could well be down.
Um but regardless, it's gonna flood the market.
So we've got the set the table here a little bit.
There's this stuff going on.
There's lots of stuff else uh happening as well, but I'll take a brief time out here for an obscene profit break.
We'll be back, we'll roll right on and be back before you know it.
Don't go away.
Doodle.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Okay, let's move on to MSNBC, the laughing stock of the news business, not just cable news.
They are the laughing stock everywhere.
Discussing how the public sector suffers from a lack of competition.
Mitt Romney told an audience about an optometrist who wanted to change his address and subsequently received 33 pages of paperwork from the federal government, which began a month-long bureaucratic nightmare during which the optometrist in question wasn't receiving his checks.
And Romney said it's how government works.
And then to illustrate the advantages of competition to private sector, Romney shared an anecdote from his visit to the local Wawa chain store.
He said, I was at Wawa's.
I went and order a sandwich.
You press a little touch tone keypad, you touch this, you touch this, you go pay the cashier, and there's your sandwich.
It's amazing.
People of private sector have learned how to compete.
It's time to bring some competition to federal government.
But when MSNBC aired the clip, which was an Andrea Mitchell, NBC News and Washington's show, Romney's remarks begin with the Wawa anecdote and end at it's amazing.
As though he's never seen it before.
But somebody was there with a telephone, a cell phone, and they were video recording the whole thing.
And so the drive-bys can't get away with these edits.
This really is nothing new.
Them getting caught at it is what's new, because everybody's a journalist and they can't stand it.
Let's go to the audio sound bites.
Here's the report as aired, in Rhea Mitchell, NBC News, Washington.
Maybe this was Mitt Romney's uh supermarket scanner moment, but I get the feeling, take a look at this, that Mitt Romney has not been in too many wawas along the roadside in Pennsylvania.
By the way, where do you get your hoagies here?
Do you get them at Wawas?
Is that what you get them?
Well, I went to a place today called Wawas.
You ever been to Wawas?
Anybody been there?
Some people don't like I'm sorry, I know it's a very big state divide, but we went to Wawas.
I was at Wawas.
I wanted to order a sandwich.
You press a little uh touch tone keypad, or I need to touch that, and you know the sandwich comes touch this, touch this, touch this, go pay the cashier, there's your sandwich.
It's amazing.
And they all started laughing at MSNBC.
Here's what Romney actually said.
By the way, where do you get your hoagies here?
Do you get them at Wawa's?
Well, I went to a place today called Wawas.
You ever been to Wawa anybody?
Some people don't, I'm sorry, I know it's a very big state divide, but we went to what was and it was instructed to me.
Because I saw the difference between the private sector and the governmental sector.
Look, people who work in government are good people, and I respect what they do, but you see the challenge with government is it doesn't have competition.
And he continued.
Then I was in a Wawa.
I wanted to order a sandwich.
That's a little touch tone keypad, all right?
And you know, the sandwich goes touch this, touch this, touch this, go pay the cashier, there's your sandwich.
It's amazing.
People in the private sector learn how to compete.
It's time to bring some competition to the federal government.
They got caught.
They got caught.
And in the process, by the way, everybody's repeating the lie about George H. W. Bush's scanner incident.
In reality, Bush was at a grocers' convention.
He was being shown a new type of scanner that could weigh groceries and and read mangled and torn barcodes.
It was new and amazing for the times, and it was not yet widespread commercially.
But in this case, well, they continue to spread the lie about George W. Bush, this is exactly what NBC fired three people for doing in the Trayvon Martin case.
Now somebody needs to ask some serious question.
You at NBC are becoming a laughing stock, and don't think this is confined to MSNBC.
This is NBC corporate.
It was NBC corporate and local of Miami that monkeyed around with the Zimmerman 911 tape, and now this.
And what people are learning is that it really isn't new.
It's standard operating procedure when you would tempt in the in the mainstream media to criticize and impugn Republicans.
This is blatant, and because somebody was there able to record the whole thing with their cell phone, MSNBC, NBC, totally exposed again.
Somebody just said to me, maybe the fired NBC producer in Miami, who doctored the George Zimmerman 911 tape was transferred over to MSNBC to apply his or her wares there.
It could very well be.
I'm still not convinced they fired anybody, but I don't think they have to try.
I think everybody they hire is capable of this.
This is corruption, folks.
First the George Zimmerman 911 tape, and now this.
All Mitt Romney was doing was talking about ordering sandwiches in a private sector store is easier than telling the government where to send your paychecks.
He was talking about an optometrist who was not getting paid.
The federal government was not submitting his checks, the total of 33 of them.
The guy could not get paid because of the bureaucratic nightmare of dealing with the federal government.
Romney was telling everybody about how simple it is to go order a sandwich at Wawas.
By the way, I didn't know.
You know, I didn't I'd never heard of Wawas.
I didn't.
I had no idea that Barbara Walters had a bunch of stores that sold sandwiches in them.
Yeah, I knew you could order instead of pushing buttons.
I've heard about that, but I didn't know what Barbara Walters owned in these stores.
Well, I haven't last time I was in Pennsylvania Pittsburgh at a football stand, Heinz Field.
I haven't ever been to a WAWAS.
Anyway.
Let me tell you something, folks.
This is institutional corruption.
And NBC, this is the second time this has happened.
And there's, by the way, you heard the laughter on that clip when when Anne Ryan Mitchell, NBC News in Washington trying to make fun of Romney for not knowing what the sandwich scanner was.
That was our buddy Chris Siliza yucking it up there.
Now, Chris Seliza should have known.
They everybody involved this knew what really happened.
And if they didn't, they don't qualify as journalists.
They had no business being hired and doing their jobs.
And I'll tell you something else about this.
Shouldn't there be more outrage at this than at Neil Munro?
The Daily Caller, who tried to time a question to Obama for when he thought Obama was finished speaking on this immigration thing.
What is more outrageous?
A reporter trying to ask our king a president a question, or NBC editing tape and lying about a politician statement.
A major American news operation edits tape in an effort to lie about a Republican, in this case Mitt Romney, presidential candidate.
Where's the outrage?
There's a little embarrassment, and there's some people in a news business ticked off at MSNBC because they're making everybody look bad here, because this is institutional corruption.
And NBC had a shortest.
This is not the way they do business.
Back during the Trayvon Marina, George Zimmerman tape was doctored.
It was a one-time thing, and they got rid of the people that did this.
Apparently, everybody works at NBC is capable of this.
Mr. Limbaugh, Mr. Lombard, do you not know what they'll do?
You are a thing to it that you are never ever going to get a break from MBC News.
Anytime your name MP News is going.
What's new about that, Mr. New Castradi?
I'll tell you, folks, this is I think it's.
You let me try something like this.
And see what happens.
You let somebody at Fox try something like this.
Let's see what the thing is, it doesn't happen at Fox.
And it doesn't happen here.
It does happen at MSNBC.
It does happen at NBC.
And the truth of the matter is, it's been standard operating procedure.
This stuff is pretty common.
It's only in the advent with the advent of citizen journalism, everybody running around with their cell phones, videotaping these events in total for posterity or whatever.
That the news media is exposed for what it's always been.
Biased, selective.
Again, it's another template.
Rich Republican Wall Street guy out of touch.
Doesn't matter if it's true or not, that's the image.
Rich Republic, no, Republican.
Rich, out of touch, Wall Street guy.
Okay.
Let's prove it.
Let's illustrate it.
And here's how they do it.
Doctor the tape.
So essentially what's happening, NBC News is an annex of the Democrat National Committee, and it is posing as a news network.
It's a branch.
It's a satellite office.
I just look at everybody upset over Neil Munro.
Everybody had a tizzy.
The media won.
This guy censored, reporters chasing him down to the Washington Monument, all upset.
How dare he do that to our prayer?
What did he do?
Ask the question.
No, I do not think I'm making a big deal or too big a deal out of this at all.
Anyway, Andrea Mitchell, NBC News Washington, is going to explain this at the beginning of her program today.
She will explain her program's editor's whatever decision to edit the Mitt Romney footage from his campaign stop.
They're going to explain what happened.
Let's it's about 20 minutes from now when her show stuff.
We'll see if they well, you know, it was another inadvertent error or a gaff on the part of a producer.
We were up against it time-wise.
We had to get it on the air quickly, and our editing or review process failed, which we will re-examine.
Or if there's anything less than a full-fledged Mea Culpa apology.
Then we will know.
But just so you know, the politico wanted to go with this at first, then they caught themselves.
The Atlantic Wire has a piece ripping them.
Politico has a piece ripping them.
MSNBC's in trouble for selectively editing Romney's Wawa moment.
But still, the level of outrage doesn't get anywhere near that of Neil Munro of the Daily Caller.
Well, let's go back and review.
Grab soundbites uh four and five.
This is March 27th.
This is on the Today Show.
They played tape of the 9-11 call between Jordan Zimmerman and a police dispatcher shortly before Trayvon Martin was shot, where Zimmerman is asked about Martin's race.
This is just a short portion.
This guy looks like he's up to no good.
He looks black.
That's what NBC aired.
Calls 9-11.
This guy looks like he's up to no good.
He looks black.
And that got the ball rolling that George Zimmerman was a racist and it was a racist hate crime.
This is what actually happened.
This guy looks like he's up to no good or he's on drugs or something.
It's raining.
He's a walking around looking about.
Okay.
This guy is he white black or Hispanic?
he looks black.
He was asked whether he was black, white or his.
He was he didn't volunteer it.
It was not part of Zimmerman's original description.
He didn't describe Trayvon Martin until he was asked.
NBC purposely, purposely misled their viewers on the Today Show, and everybody, and the rest of the news media picked up on it and ran with it as well.
Everybody knew what had happened.
Nobody called them out on it for a while.
And now they've tried the same thing here with Mitt Romney after apologizing after the Big Mayakalpa after assuring us it wouldn't happen again.
It is institutional corruption.
Anybody demanding MSNBC should lose their press credentials like they're demanding it, Tucker Carlson's outfit should.
Anyone demanding that?
Anybody demanding an Andrea Mitchell needs to have her press credentials pulled.
Anybody demanding an Andrea Mitchell needs to be officially criticized, censured or whatever.
And I'll tell you, even if it were true, folks, even if what their attempted deal was, even if it were true that Romney had no clue about the technology at Barbara Walter's sandwich shop and wouldn't compare to Obama blaming ATMs for people losing their jobs.
Now it's not true.
Romney was not unaware.
He was not dazzled.
He was not seeing something for the first time.
That was not his point.
But even if it was, we have that, by the way.
This is June 14th on the Today Show.
Co-host Ann Curry interviewing President Kardashian.
And She said businesses spent just two percent more on hiring people, at the same time spending 26% more on equipment.
So why at a time when corporate America is enjoying record profits have you been unable to convince businesses to hire more people, Mr. President?
There are some structural issues with our economy where a lot of businesses have learned to become much more efficient with a lot fewer workers.
You see it when you go to a bank and you use an ATM.
You don't go to a bank teller, or you go to the airport and you're using a kiosk instead of checking in at the gate.
So we have a president who is so out of touch he thinks automation is bad for the economy.
ATMs are responsible for lost bank teller jobs.
The media ignores all of that.
In fact, even tries to give weight to it, and then lies about Mitt Romney and George H. W. Bush back in 1992 on scanner technology at retail outlets.
Let's take a quick time out.
We'll be right back.
Don't go away.
Yeah, so we wait, we wait with baited breath for Angrier Mitchell.
And her one o'clock show on MS, NBC, where she will explain the accident.
Well, I don't want no.
I don't want to presuppose what Angrier Mitchell will say offer as a as an explanation for this.
We'll just stand by.
Snerdley, if you remember Bob Turner.
Bob Turner was the president of multimedia, which was a company that syndicated TV programs, and they syndicated mine in 1992 through 1996.
Bob Turner was the president.
It was it was Bob Turner that uh uh chased Roger Ailes and me down one at 21 with the idea of you know doing a show.
And we're it was a great guy, and he and perfect temperament.
I mean, the guy knew what he was getting into almost.
He sized it up real quickly, and he was as loyal as the day was long.
And he was he had a stick to it, he couldn't be rattled.
Uh and at that time, it was 1992, we're just four years into the program, and the effort to discredit me in the program was every bit as intense then as it was now.
And it would have been easy.
Uh I mean, he was syndicating Phil Donahue and Sally Jesse Raphael.
And Sally was not happy.
Sally's show taped right down the hall from mine.
Sally was not happy at all.
Phil was kind of conflicted about it, because Phil likes money.
I remember getting on an airplane leaving a TV show convention.
It was in New Orleans.
We're flying back, and Donahue's in a seat next to me.
And he starts talking about, boy, I tell you what, when I went out, I didn't get as many clearances as you've got.
It was never this easy for me.
Well, Phil, you're part of the company.
I want to thank you for making it possible.
Well, don't get too excited yet.
But he was nice.
He was just, but he had to be Phil Donegie.
But anyway, Turner ran and Jerry Springer.
Jerry Springer, part of the mix.
I remember what we had to do a giant photo session on the roof of the Marriott Marquee in Times Square.
And they got the further my real first exposure to never-ending flashbulbs.
Flash attachments, so forth.
It was for a half hour up there.
Anyway, Bob Turner is, you know, he's he's member Congress.
He won an election.
He won the seat that was previously occupied by uh uh Huma Wiener's husband.
And what was it, Anthony?
Anthony, he won Wiener's seat.
He now sits in the Wiener seat in the in the house.
How's the representation anyway?
Bob's going in front of all the Marbies running for the Senate.
And there's a Republican primary in New York.
I think it's June 25th, and he's uh got a good chance of winning this thing, and we want him to win this.
He'd be great in the if he get if he wins the primary, he'd be up against uh Kristen Gillibrand for all the marbles.
And by the way, the story here of the Hill.com, Democrat hopes of recapturing the House are dimming as a series of race-by-race setbacks and economic uncertainty suggests the 25 seats they need to net might be out of reach.
The Senate, a lot of people are gunning for the Senate to get rid of Harry Reid and the Liberal Democrat leadership and replace as many liberal Democrats with conservative Republicans in the Senate.
That is an objective that's above and apart.
The Republican presidential race.
That's equally as important.
A lot of Tea Party people working on that, in fact.
But anyway, Turner uh found himself involved in a uh well, actually here's the story is from Fox News.
A group of New York City children.
You remember when they were banned from singing God Bless the USA to a graduation ceremony?
Not long.
Group of children.
A group of New York City children banned from singing God Bless the USA at a graduation ceremony, were heckled by adults when they sang the song at a nearby playground.
So kids singing God Bless the USA got heckled by Democrat adults.
The protest had been organized by parents at PS90 in Coney Island, and they were outraged after the principal, Greta Hawkins, banned kindergarteners from performing the song at a graduation ceremony.
Staffer said the principal was worried the patriotic anthem might offend other cultures.
She also feared that the song, Lee Greenwood song, would not be age appropriate for the youngsters.
And those concerns were shared by the New York City Department of Education.
Now, Bob Turner went to this thing.
He had been invited by the parents.
He's running for the Senate against Kristen Gillibrand, and Turner said, I'd give you a great idea.
These kids were a delight.
Now, according to video of the incident, boys and girls were waving American flags, singing, God bless the USA when adults began swarming them and shouting.
For the children, Democrat adults tried to drown out and heckle.
Can you believe this?
Kindergartners.
Bullied them.
It's exactly right.
They were bullying them.
And Bob Turner was Out there standing with the kids.
Bob Turner was out there helping them sing, God bless the USA.
Turner said, I thought it'd be a great idea.
These kids were a delight.
So we love Bob Turner.
He's uh he's is just a solid, solid, great guy, and we wish him all the best.
I've got to take a quick time out, folks.
We'll be back after this.
Don't go away.
One of the protesters protesting the kids singing Lee Greenwood songs, one of the protesters said, These kids don't even know what they're singing.
They got something you tell them to say.
It's ridiculous.
It's sad.
You all are gonna burn in hell.
You'll burn in hell.
Shame on you, using kids like this.
Oh, kids don't know what they're singing.
Like those little kids singing to Barack Obama knew what they were singing.
Damn right, those kids knew what they were singing.