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Aug. 6, 2012 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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August 6, 2012, Monday, Hour #1
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Welcome to today's edition of The Rush 24-7 podcast.
I don't care what they say about the guy in Wisconsin the Sikh Massacre guy.
I don't care what they say.
I haven't heard from Brian Ross on it yet.
So Brian Ross weighs in.
We're not gonna know how to label this guy.
I mean, I'm what is Southern Poverty Law Center's out there, so white supremacists, okay, a predictable.
But until Brian Ross does his research to find out if the guy's the member of the Tea Party, we're gonna prejudge this.
You gotta be very careful here, folks.
Don't jump head first into this.
It's only been what, 24 hours.
Uh and uh uh until ABC Stephenophose Brian Ross uh tell us about this, nobody's gonna really.
How are you?
How was your weekend?
800-282-2882, if you want to be on the program, the email address L Rushbo at EIB net.com.
Folks, I asked you a question.
I'm dead serious about this.
Because I I I mean, there's I've got two emotions on this NBC uh commercial with the monkey doing gymnastics controversy.
I kind of love that it's happened to them, but they brought it on themselves.
Let me let me ask you a quote.
If if you see a commercial with a monkey doing gymnastics, and you think of an African American, doesn't that make you racist?
I must tell you, I watched Gabby Douglas, a watcher win the gold medal, watch Bob Costas uh uh end the the whole segment by talking about how what a wonderful thing it was, and you know, even though it's not uh uh groundbreaking, it's still nevertheless the first time an African Americans want a gold medal in gymnastics, and he said there's probably a lot of young African American girls out there watching this and hey, that looks fun.
Maybe I can do it too.
And then they then they ran to this commercial.
I'm on, I must tell you, I saw the commercial, didn't think a thing of it.
The commercial didn't make me think of a black person that made me think of Gabby Douglas, didn't make me think of anything.
And then it was hours later I see NBCs apologize for it, and it got me to thinking.
Don't you it it wouldn't it be racist if you're the one who notices it?
But yet the libs are pointing out that they're holding because they're the ones pointing out that some racism took place, but yet you have to be racist to make the connection.
So you got your average liberal out there watching the Olympics.
Gabby Douglas wins the gold, Costas does his oh, isn't it wonderful?
Then they run the commercial with the monkey on the and a bunch of that's racist.
That's racist.
NBC's don't you have to be the racist to make that I mean, who would connect a monkey in a commercial to an African American?
Only a racist would do that.
I watched the commercial, it didn't even ra.
In fact, when when the when the controversy arose, I thought, what is this?
Because I I only vaguely remembered, I remember how the commercial starts.
It's a close-up on a monkey with its mouth open, smiling on the rings.
Hands on the rings.
This is okay.
How anybody gets from there to Gabby Douglas is you know, folks, I'll tell you this.
It's if you think that's bad, you wouldn't believe what's going on out there on Twitter.
This poor girl is being ripped to shreds by liberals and African Americans because her hair was styled like the white girls on the team.
You know, and they try to tell us folks that we're the racists.
These people are the are the epitome of predictable.
They're the ones who see skin color and all this surface stuff.
Never struck me.
Didn't I all I figured was you gotta get the hair out of the way if you're doing these gymnastics things.
The last, and you don't want to go bald in there, that'd send the wrong message.
You gotta get the hair out of the way.
Okay, fine.
She had her hair straightened.
Now I read Jason Whitlock at Fox Sports, and he says there's another controversy out to get this one.
I'm such a babe in the woods.
I mean, I don't even know half the stuff going on out there.
In Twitter, so Jason Whitlock's writing this piece saying it's one of the controversies in the African American women community, quote unquote, is the straightening of the hair.
And a lot of black women want well, snurdly, hang on.
They want to straighten the hair, but then after that they don't want to do any exercise because that leads to sweat, and that screws up the hair job.
Ditto swimming.
They don't.
And so the whole point was African American women are as chewing.
Wait a minute now, African American women are aschewing athletics and therefore becoming obese because of their preoccupation with their hair wanting to straighten it out.
I'm reading all this.
Well, that's the point.
White girls don't want to sweat either.
They want to glisten.
They don't that they don't, they don't want to sweat.
But I'm reading all this.
I mean, and and all of us, all of it brought to our attention by a bunch of holier than liberals who claim that uh that they're the ones who are colorblind and they're the they thrive on this stuff.
I mean, this this Gabby Douglas, she's got a great story.
Uh it's it's a it's a miniature blind side story in a way.
And she triumphs, and all this is is in the aftermath.
You know, well, I don't okay.
The hair thing goes back 55, fine.
Hair goes, I didn't know.
I don't know if the hair thing went back last week.
I mean, um, no, you didn't hear me.
You're you're too busy and are laughing at Dawn's white girl sweat comment.
Look at the controversy is that this is why black women are obese.
It's because they go so far out to straighten their hair that they won't exercise because that leads to sweat, and then of course they won't swim because they can't get an Olympic swim team, voila.
I the whole thing is beyond silly, because I look at Michelle Obama.
Well, well, um.
Well, anyway, uh and here's NBC a poly it you know what?
We played a commercial of a monkey doing gymnastics right after getting we are terribly sorry.
Aren't they admitting?
Aren't they admitting they're the ones who are racist?
Also, I I just, you know, folks, this is it's it's the the liberals are screwing us up something fierce.
And I'm telling you, I didn't even.
I I I watched the commercial because it was the end of the show.
The way we've been watching this is zooming past the commercials and the stuff that we don't want to see.
We let it record for two hours and then we start watching.
But I, you know, I wanted to watch Costus wrap it up, a feeling I knew what that would be about.
And and that was the end of the end of the show.
There was nothing, there's no reason to fast forward it, so it just kept running.
I saw the commitment, didn't even register until the next day when I read it, there's this controversy out there.
I stayed up late last night, ladies and gentlemen, consuming adult beverages while watching the Mars landing.
This was a technological feat that is difficult to describe.
You actually need a video, an animation video that was produced to see this, or a series of slides to show how they got this rover on the surface.
I don't know how if this means anything to you, 500,000 lines of computer code.
Uh it was a computer program that was written to take this thing from re-entry to the Martian atmosphere down to the surface.
500,000 lines of code is I can't tell you how many technological executions.
If just one of them had failed, this thing would be history.
Just one of them, just one small item in the 500,000 lines of code.
I remember when I worked in Kansas City, Radio Station's KUDL cuddle, went through a bunch of format changes.
It was oldies and then hard rock, and then and then that there became an automated format, and all the DJs got fired.
I was spared As assistant program director, and you know what that meant?
Programming the automation machine.
Now back then, and I'd say this, I'll I'll never forget this.
You programmed every day for the next 12 hours and then hoped you didn't get sick, car didn't break down, sleep later.
But when on Friday when you have to program for the whole weekend, it took an hour, and this was key punch.
It was punching holes in tape.
And you had to do this for whatever, 72 hours.
Every song that was going, every commercial in the right order.
And if there was one, let's say you got into you'd done 71 hours, you're starting the 72nd hour.
You make a mistake, you have to start all over.
The first 71 hours are worthless.
You couldn't edit it.
It was um I was it made me think of this last night when I'm watching what happened.
Uh it it is it is stunning what we pulled off here by an agency that Obama has shut down essentially.
I was just, these people ought to, and they were, they were, they were hooting and hollering, they were having the biggest time when this thing landed.
They didn't know it.
In fact, there's a 14 minutes delay, 14 minute delay from the time a transmission starts near Mars before it reaches here.
Radio signals travel pretty much speed of light.
It takes takes that the mission was 36 weeks is nine months, nine months to get there.
But a radio message takes 14 minutes when the people at the jet propulsion laboratory got the signal that they were re-entering the atmosphere.
The thing was either on the surface already or blown to bits.
They didn't know because of the delay.
So everything they learned was 14 minutes after the fact.
And the video that they prepared, the animation to show what all was happening here to make this happen.
For example, just one thing.
The largest parachute ever made was invented for this thing, created to hold 65,000 pounds.
It weighed 100 pounds itself.
But it only would slow the thing down to 100 miles an hour.
You can't land at 100 miles an hour.
Got to a certain altitude, and then rockets fired to soften the landing.
However, the rockets firing, they thought they knew would create a massive dust storm that would bury the rover unless they somehow moved it laterally after starting all this, so the dust was going to end up elsewhere.
This is a minute example of what had to happen.
The heat shield had to come off at the right time.
There was a chain, uh, also because of the rockets in the dust.
They they they had to um well, I I'm not even gonna try to explain this without pictures.
But but the rover itself descended on an 18 or 20-foot chain link.
I don't know what the material was, a chain link from the so-called mothership.
And then the mother ship has to when the rockets on the rover fire to take it down to the surface.
This thing at the top of the chain has to be shot off way far in the distance, so it doesn't land on top of the rover.
And there were countless thousands of things like the the exact exact point of entry in the Martian atmosphere to find this landing spot.
And they can't fly it.
They're not in real time.
You know, it does become an aircraft once it enters the Martian atmosphere, but they can't fly it.
They don't have real-time data.
Everything was in this computer program.
500,000 lines of code.
This was American ingenuity.
This was American excellence.
This was a most amazing thing.
And in the pictures, pictures were almost a mean within 10 minutes of this thing hitting the ground, they got the first pictures back showing it on the ground, showing one of the wheels.
What was the what was the question, uh HR?
HR wants to know if it's if it's near the flag.
Yeah, that Sheila Jackson Lee, you know, they she she was visiting NASA in Houston, that's her district.
She was in the Johnson Space Center.
And a previous Mars Mars Rover mission and little rover.
This thing is huge, but this rover is huge.
This rover, larger than a Volkswagen, it looks like.
It's huge for what it is.
These other rovers were tinker toys.
And one of those missions, they brought Sheila Jackson, a member of Congress, you know, show the money being well spent.
And as it's shown moving around the Martian service, she said, well, is it going to go to where the astronauts planted the flag?
Of course, the staff of the Johnson Space said, okay, we got a woman here who doesn't have the slightest idea that we're talking about Mars, not the moon.
How do we a not laugh?
And then how how do we answer her question without embarrassing her because there's a lot of other people here?
Oh, you know, that's right, folks.
I'm sorry.
We didn't build, we didn't build a space.
Never mind.
We didn't build that.
No!
Wait a minute.
We damn well did build it because there aren't any roads and bridges up there yet.
We damn well did build it.
And we're back.
Great to have you, folks.
I just sent a couple of pictures up to Coco at the website that I want him to link to, and he's doing that now.
The Mars, this is amazing.
The Mars reconnaissance orbiter satellite actually took pictures of the Curiosity, that's the name of the uh the spacecraft, the rover landing with the parachute deployed.
This parachute that's more heavy duty than any that's ever been invented.
It's blurry, it's black and white, but it is a picture from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter satellite as the Curiosity is landing before it's uh it's it's uh separated from the parachute.
It's amazing.
It is literally amazing that we had our orbiter up there position in time close enough, Lenz able to zoom in enough to um get a picture.
I when I predicted, ladies and gentlemen, that the American left would soon begin its effort to ban professional football.
I realized I'd be greeted with a bunch of cat calls, and I knew that I would be greeted with come on, Rush.
I've never heard anything more ridiculous.
It is the national pasta.
It is the most popular sport in the history of sports.
It's the wealthiest, it's the richest.
You gotta be crazy.
I said, I know liberals.
I know them.
And I can I what when when the legal community gets involved, when when the plaintiff's bar gets revved up, when lawsuits start flying about concussions and all that, it's over, folks.
I'm telling you.
I thought it'd be 15, 20 years.
But over the weekend, George Will.
No liberal he.
George Will submitted a column that was headlined in the New York Post, football's growing killer problem.
Basically, George Will in his column says that football is killing its players and cannot be fixed.
There is simply no way to change the game to make it safer and maintain the game as it is.
You can't take head contact out of football.
There's no way you can coach changes.
You know, when I played football in uh in high school, they always taught you to hit or see what you hit.
Do not lower your head uh as in a battering ram and go after somebody because that's that's uh a spinal and neck compression, that's how you break your neck.
Don't always keep your head up and always see what you hit.
Okay, that was to prevent broken necks.
Well, what that led to was more and more concussions.
Because guys are hitting each other with the crown of their helmet right there on the frontal lobe, sometimes uh in the head of another player or something you get needed.
His point is you can't take this out of the game.
You cannot stop people getting concussions in this game as the players are growing larger.
Says back in um what was it, 1980?
There were only three NFL players that weighed 300 pounds or more.
Last year, there were 352 players that weighed over 300, and three players that weighed over 350.
They said, and and there he says in his piece they're as fast as cats.
I mean, these guys are not lumbering, doddering old uh slobs.
These are fast moving, very quick.
The kinetic energy that they are generating is something the human body can no longer tolerate.
So now, folks, this is and we've got he talked about it on uh on on this week someday as well.
Play you some sound bites of that when we get back.
Hi, how are you?
Welcome back.
Great to have you.
Rush Limbaugh here at the EIB Network at 800-282-2882.
Now look, we're gonna talk about football here for a second, but I want you hang in because this actually's cultural, and this has to do with the future of the country.
This is not football prognostication, it's not X's and O's.
Stick with me on this.
It's important and it matters.
Not just George Will.
George Will has a column basically saying that football is killing its players, and it can't be fixed.
He opens the column.
Are you ready for some football?
First, are you ready for some autopsies?
Now there are a lot of other sports that feature concussions.
Boxing.
You know, one of the fastest growing sports out there is uh uh uh the the cage stuff, UFC, you uh uh the um yeah, yeah, yeah.
Ultimate ultimate fighting champion.
That stuff's growing by leaps and bounds.
I even heard the Southern Poverty Law Center likes that sport.
Uh who?
Rugby has concussion.
Well, yeah, baseball has concussions.
Um there are injuries in every sport, but I'm telling you it's open season on football.
That's the thing.
It's open season on football.
Uh and it's now become bipartisan.
It's it's it's crossed the partisanship divide with with George Will uh weighing in on it.
Let's go to the audio sound bite.
He was on this week during the round table, George Stephanopoulos said all of us were actually struck by what you wrote this week about football.
Pretty simple but staggering conclusion.
You're right that football can't be fixed.
See, we have gotten to point football needs to be fixed.
That's that's that's when it's over.
Football needs to be fixed.
Who says it needs to be?
Everybody playing the game knows what they're signing up for.
They're paid.
It's but see that with the liberals, what but this is permanent disfiguring, this is this is this is permanent brain damage.
And this is it's we're not a barbaric society.
We can't allow this, can't have any risk, can't do any once football can't be fixed.
Once football can't be perfected.
He even heard Obama use the word, talking about our country and our constitution.
It's imperfect, but it could be perfected.
That's that's liberal drivel.
The so-called march to perfection.
As uh my buddy Mark Levin wrote, a meritopia, which it take off on utopia, this this inexorable forward march to perfection.
But now they've determined football can't be perfected.
It can't be fixed.
Now it's not just Will saying this.
People on the left came to this conclusion long before he wrote his piece.
It can't be fixed.
Who says it has to?
See, this is the point.
Somebody somewhere, I don't know if we're ever gonna find person zero in this, decided football needed to be fixed.
And it and I'll I'll tell you who's gonna be responsible if this actually happens as I'm predicting for years from now.
The media, the sports media, which thrives on the existence of the sport.
I mean, there are guys and and and women, sports writers, telecasters, broadcasters who earn a living covering the sport, and they're the ones out unwittingly.
Well, I'll give you an example, Hal.
One of the football websites that I read is nbc SportsTalk.com.
It's it's a pretty good website.
And it's run by a good guy named Mike Florio.
Now, you guys are all aware of the bounty punishments on the New Orleans Saints.
If you're not, I'm not going to waste time bringing you up speed.
Basically, they suspended uh coach for a year, maybe for life because he was offering bounties to the players on his defense if they would commit injuries that forced guys out of the game to be carted off ambulanced out.
Uh they've got it on tape.
There's arguments over whether it actually happened or whether it was just motivational technique, but the coach's words are on tape, so he's in trouble, and a bunch of players have been suspended.
One of them is a guy named Jonathan Vill movement linebacker for the eights been suspended for a year.
Now, the Ants play Saints played the first preseason game last night against the Arizona Cardinals.
And the Cardinals' first offensive series.
Their quarterback, Kevin Cobb, flushed out of a pocket, is tackled in a clean hit, pulled a muscle chest injury or something, threw an interception, had to leave the game with an injury.
And you know how it's covered today?
That is the kind of legal hit that the Saints were being paid to make according to the bounty.
The whole way the game is going to be covered now, is going to change.
Here you had a tackle, nothing more than a tackle.
A guy pulled a muscle on a tackle, a quarterback flushed out of the pocket, but no.
Now it's got to be reported.
That's the kind of hit that the Saints were legally engaging in and were exchanging dollars for.
It's a whole the whole uh universe in which this game is now played and be reported on is forever changed.
The media will not be able to let this bounty thing go.
Every tackle, or does somebody on TV someone else, you think that would have been uh something that the Saints would have paid for?
Is that a legal hit or an illegal?
Do you think they were trying to put that guy out of the game?
Once that stuff starts, there's no fixing that either.
So here's George Will.
And and Stefan Otto says, uh, you you write the game can't be fixed.
The human body is no longer built for the kinetic energy of the National Football League, and even farther down to high school.
In 1980, George, there were three NFL players over 300 pounds.
Today there are three over 350 pounds, and 352 people on the 2011 rosters weighed more than 300 pounds.
Over 20 yards, which is where a lot of football is played.
These guys are as fast as cats, fast as running backs, and the kinetic energy is producing what is called chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
CTE.
Get used to that because it's going to be a subject of lawsuits and other things.
The crucial word is chronic.
Repeated, small but repeated blows to the head, the brain flirting in the pan in the skull, now we know causes early dementia and other problems.
This is a Sunday morning political show, round table this week with George Stephanopoulos.
This is the round table on a political Sunday morning show discussing all of this stuff in football.
That football can't be fixed.
The Constitution can be, huh?
The Constitution can be fixed.
Football can't be fixed.
How about all the other?
Let's throw hockey into the mix here.
Why football folks?
Why is nobody wanting to ban hockey or UFC or boxing because of concussions earning it?
Why?
Why only football?
And why is it now being said football can't be fixed?
And say once the plaintiff's bar gets involved here, and that's the tort lawyers with, and there are massive lawsuits that have been filed against the I don't know that I'm ever going to be able to watch this game the same now.
I uh even I'm gonna have to turn the sound off.
I guarantee you the commentary in this game is forever changed now.
Everything we looked at in the context of the Saints bounty program.
You think that would have been a hit that uh would have fallen under the jurisdiction of the commissioner to levy a penalty that hit.
What if that were a bounty program involved here, do you think?
And then the analyst will weigh in on this.
And in a highlight show, the highlights are going to center around whether somebody you wait till the first quarterback or anybody hit with a concussion takes out of the game.
You it's gonna be uh covered almost like a gangland shooting is covered, like a crime's been committed, and how can we how can we sit here and watch this and enjoy it and tolerate and then wait till he get the racial component in it.
Wait till they figure out that 75% of players are black, and therefore 75% of the damage is being occurred by blacks, and that guess who's being entertained by it, and guess who owns the team?
Wait till that component gets thrown.
Folks, ha ha ha.
I'm telling it's gonna happen sooner than I thought.
And you're gonna end up saying, well, Rush knew what he was talking about.
And just like in the old SUV days, we thought Rush has finally gone over the edge.
But he had knows exactly what he's because I know liberals.
Now, I don't know what George Will's doing.
I I uh uh it just shows it's crossed the boundary now.
It's just crossed the partisan divide.
More here's Stephanopoulos.
Well, so what's to be done about it, George, if it can't be fixed.
Because right now there's no evidence the American public is willing to turn away from the game.
Ah, that's right now.
That's the next thing to happen, folks.
The next thing to happen is for efforts to be made to get you not to watch this barbaric bloodbath, to compare you, no different than the ancient Romans who gathered in the Coliseum to watch the Christians given to the Lions.
You'll be no different than those bloodthirsty people back then.
How dare you want to watch something like that?
How dare you pay to see?
It's just like a car race.
You go there to see these injuries, don't you reprobate fans?
Stephanopoulos.
George, there's uh no evidence the American public's uh ready to turn away.
So what can be done about see now it something needs to be done.
Okay, that's where we are.
That's where liberals.
Something has to be done.
Football needs to be fixed, but it can't be.
Here's George Will's answer.
It'll start down below, it'll start at the small level of kids playing football in grade school and then in high school.
We now, in our hypers cautious parenting, put crash helmets on children riding tricycles.
How many of these parents are gonna let their children go out and play football once they learn again the chronic, the cumulative effect of small brain trauma?
There you have it, folks.
There you have it.
Okay.
Great while it lasted.
I'm glad that I lived the bulk of my life when football was what it was.
Let's take a brief time out.
We'll come back and continue after this.
Don't go away.
Hi, welcome back.
Great to have you here on the cutting edge, Rush Limbaugh.
Half my brain, no concussions that I know of.
Tied behind my back just to make it fair.
You know what else we learned over the weekend about the Olympics?
That swim well, Ryan Lochte, member of our male swim team, peas in the pool.
And you know how we know this?
Because a reporter asked him.
I was telling this to some um people of mature advanced age.
And they weren't watching the Olympics, they didn't know.
I said, Yeah, you know Ryan Lochte uh said that uh he leaks in the pool.
What does that mean?
It's in the pool.
Oh my gosh.
Well, why did he say that?
I said, because he was asked by a member of the media.
Anyone can get a media credential these days.
So Locktees up in the press con.
By the way, have you ever leaked in the pool?
And Lochti answered it instead of deflecting it and saying, look, we're here to he says, oh yeah, everybody does.
But not during competition.
Only during warmups or in the warm-up pool, but never during com oh, well, that's that's okay then.
Everybody does it.
He was asked, and then he answered.
It's a whole different culture out there, folks.
This is the same controversy as the NBC running the monkey gymnastics thing.
Uh supposedly, supposedly ill-timed.
By the way, um there's there was a story in the LA Times August 4th, so this is going to be Saturday, by a guy named Roger Smith.
After 24 years, Limbaugh's influence continues to grow.
I didn't see it, Coco sent it to me this morning.
He says, I don't know if you saw this over the weekend, but I found it funny.
It's a grudging admission by a liberal reporter.
Basically, you're the root of everything bad in politics.
It all started 24 years ago, but damn it, you're more influential than ever.
In fact, it starts out this way.
Rush Limbaugh celebrated 24 years on his national radio show Wednesday, and that dates as good as any to benchmark when the country began its journey into a deeply polarized political climate.
Limbaugh, universally called Rush by friends and critics alike, almost single-handedly, started a narrative that recast Americans into conservative heroes, liberal villains, patriotic saviors or mainstream media dupes.
I, in the LA Times, was blamed Saturday for the partisan divide.
And, well, maybe you all will remember something.
Some of you remember that I have alluded to this myself.
At least in explaining why the media has become so agenda-oriented.
The media is no different than they've always been.
But in terms of how they think, they've always been liberal, but now they're active agenda participants for the Democrat Party.
And I do think I brought that about, or contributed to it, because up until, as I said, up until I started, they they had a monopoly.
And then I started, and slowly their monopoly eroded, and they had to start competing.
And the process, they became who they really are.
They already and always had taken sides, but once the monopoly ended, they let it be known.
Officially.
I do think Mr. Mr. Roger or Mr. Smith here has the bare essentials of a point.
Let's grab a phone call quickly in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
This is Paul.
Great to have you, sir.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Hi, Rush.
I wanted to comment on your uh take about the NFL.
I think you may have it all wrong on this one, and rarely I disagree.
I'm not surprised.
I I I fully expect to be a lone wolf on this until it happens.
This is my reasoning, Rush, and I'll tell you why.
It's it's got to do with they've got a built-in protection with college football.
And I say that because your instincts are right.
There are going to be a lot of hand wringing and and new ideas and uh liberal ideas and cute theories about changing football or getting rid of it.
But the fact of the matter is, college football is the huge source of revenue for the athletic departments.
And those athletic departments take that money and are giving it to sports like women's polo, table tennis, bad men.
These cards.
I understand all that.
These girls teams around from from state college to say Notre Dame for a badminton competition.
I'm not I'm not predicting that the game's gonna be banned.
That's not how this is going to happen.
They're not gonna ban the game.
What's gonna happen?
And I I don't know how many years it's gonna take, but it's going to eventually lose.
Slowly but surely, it's fans, it's audience.
There's going to be a deterioration at all levels.
And I I I've got a I'm gonna run to a break here real quickly, but I'll be happy to detail how I think this is going to manifest itself.
Uh it's already begun.
It's already football can't be fixed.
There's something inexorably wrong about it.
It does generate a lot of money, but remember the liberal left on college camp.
I hate that.
But that's only a minor factor.
Okay, folks, that's it.
First hour is over.
That's all there is to it.
We got much more straight ahead.
We've barely even scratched this.
We haven't really even gotten to the political news, which is well, I've I won't even tease you with it.
Be unfair.
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