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Sept. 25, 2012 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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September 25, 2012, Tuesday, Hour #3
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I wonder if uh Ahmadini Zad is going to go on the view.
Or if he's going to be on Letterman.
I mean, that's how you that's that's how you reach the American constituency that you want to impress or be supportive of your efforts.
Hillary Clinton.
No, I'm not going to play the audio.
I just I've already mentioned talking about how the rich don't contribute to economic growth in their countries.
The rich I've got the audio, but let me move on, because I mentioned this an hour ago, and I haven't gotten to it yet.
It's from Chatsworth Osborne Jr.'s website, the Daily Caller.
As part of a new era of civil rights at the Department of Agriculture, the Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack, announced Monday that Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers who believe simply believe that the USDA discriminated against them can file claims to get a piece of at least 1.33 billion dollars in cash awards and
tax relief payments and up to 160 million dollars in farm debt relief beginning this week.
Women and Hispanic ranchers and farmers gobs of them out there.
Women ranchers all over the place, Hispanic ranchers everywhere out there, uh, and farmers who feel the agency denied their loan or loan servicing applications because of their race or gender at various periods from 1981 to 2000 can file claims alleging discrimination from September 24th, 2012 to March 25th next year for a slice of the payout.
In February 2011, Vilsack announced the historic path to justice for Hispanic and women farmers to offer them an outlet to receive compensation for past wrongs without having to go to court, without having to prove discrimination.
All these people have to do is say they think they were discriminated against and they get some money.
Buying votes during the election from Obama stash.
Now this is all part of the Pigford settlement.
You remember the black farmers were the first bunch to be able to claim, and remember what was her name?
Shirley something or there, I forget her name.
This was a big cause celeb of Andrew Breitbart's, if I recall.
And Breitbart proved that there were a bunch of people who had never been farmers who were claiming they were discriminated against as farmers.
Shirley Sherrod, that's right.
And so these people, it was its reparations.
In a in a in a disguised way.
Now, all of this stems from Ronaldus Magnus having done away with the civil rights division in the loan office of the USDA in 1981.
The laws against discrimination were still on the books.
There was still a civil rights division in the Department of Justice, but because there was no civil rights division present at the agriculture department, it's assumed that there was discrimination.
Nothing has to be proved.
Honestly, folks, nothing has to be proved.
It was just assumed that there was discrimination if there was a black farmer had to be discriminated against.
Now, if there's an Hispanic farmer, had to be discriminated.
We don't need any proof, we just know it happened because America's a rotten country.
A female rancher, don't have to prove discrimination.
We know it happened.
She was a woman.
America is unfair to women, and so here's your money.
That is what the Pigford Settlement is all about.
Just the assumption that America is unfair and discriminatory.
There was never any proof that there was discrimination in the USDA.
It was just assumed.
And so this suit, the Pigford suit, goes back to Reagan taking the civil rights division and loan in the loan office out of the USDA.
Apparently there were hundreds of thousands of farmers from all walks of life who were discriminated against by the loan department of the USDA in those 18 years between 1981 and 1999.
Now, if that's true, who was doing the discriminating?
The government.
Government bureaucrats.
Who knew they were so damn bigoted?
And what was the USDA doing giving out loans anyway?
Were there no banks to do this?
So this is outrageous to me.
The agriculture department under Obama just opening up a new line of giveaway money, this time to Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers who believe the USDA discriminated.
I'm not making this up, folks.
They don't have to have any proof.
There isn't any.
It was just assumed, that's what the whole Pigford case was about.
It was just assumed that there was discrimination.
Well, if you think you were discriminated against, no, because you weren't a farmer, Snerdly.
Well, you well, you grow the in your backyard.
You grow the well, for all I know, you could make a claim.
If you were if you were well, no, no, no, no, because it's 1981 to 1999, when Reagan shut it down, 81 and 99.
That's that's when this is now, folks, Ann Coulter's got a new book out.
You've probably seen her all over television.
She got a new book called Mugged Racial Demagoguery from the 70s to Obama.
And it is a typically hard-hitting and at the same time uniquely humorous book, but it is.
You know, Ms. Coulter pulls no punches whatsoever.
She is afraid of no man, no woman, no dictator, no dictatorette.
And so again, the title of book, Mugged Racial Demagogary from the 70s to Obama.
There's a tie-in to the elections in that Obama and the Democrats are using racism to get out the black vote, which, you know, it in 2008, is one of the things happening out there, I think.
In 2008, the drive-bys didn't have to do a whole lot to generate turnout for Obama because it existed on its own.
He was the Messiah.
Uh he was the one speeches in Berlin and all over the world.
All they had to do in 2008 was just not tell anybody about him.
All they had to do was just continue that theme, that narrative, that he was God, essentially, that there had never been anybody like him in American politics, that Obama alone could unify all Americans,
could get rid of partisanship, could make politics functional, end gridlock, the best of everything would be found and put to good use in virtually every aspect of Obama's presidency.
And uh Americans would be loved and respected all over the world again, because as you know, the world hates America because of George W. Bush.
I mean, this is one of things that was thematic in 2008.
So all they really had to do was in fact if you recall in 2008 during the primaries with Hillary media was split into two camps, and it was the left who started debating whether that Obama was authentically black, meaning did he have slave blood?
Meaning was he down for the struggle?
And it was the LA Times guy wrote a black uh columnist who wrote a column called A Magic Negro.
We ought to get that song.
Get that.
We haven't played that on a long time.
And in honor of Ann Coulter's book, it might be a great time to go back to Grooveyard of Forgotten Favors to get the magic news.
Because the lyrics in that song tell the story, and if you get if you're hearing it for the first time, everybody assumes I wrote it and made it up.
Uh this is strictly from an LA Times column.
A liberal black columnist, the LA Times called Obama the Magic Negro.
We did a song about it.
But this in 2012, Obama's not drawn to big crowds.
Romney and Ryan are drawing huge crowds.
Oh, by the way, we have sound, but Alex Castellanos, our good buddy, the uh Republican strategist on CNN is upset at these big crowds.
Wishes Romney would would would would make the crowd smaller.
No, I'm not kidding.
Not kidding you.
Not kidding you.
Well, it it it doesn't look presidential.
Um let's see what let's see here.
Let me find it.
Let me.
Here it is.
Let's listen to it.
This is Alex Castellan.
This is a CNN.
This is last night on Anderson Cooper.
Every time I turn on my TV, it's the same political rally with Paul Ryan and the same crowd around him, state after state after state, and it looks like a political beauty pageant.
And it looks like politics, not like governing.
You don't want to run for president looking like a candidate.
You want to run for president looking like a president.
Go where the problem is, Mitt Romney.
Go to an inner city and find out what's happened to the the American family that's falling apart.
Go where the problem is.
Go to an unemployment line, talk to some people, but quit having political events.
Oh, there you have it.
That's one of our lead Republican strategists, uh, Alex Castellanos.
HR.
No, I'm not kidding you.
I'm not by the way, if Romney is to go where all the problems are, he's gotta go to every Democrat congressional office.
You want to go find out where there's unemployment, go find a Democrat.
If you want to find out where the inner city is crumbling, go find a Democrat or go talk to Al Sharpton.
Uh the American family falling apart.
You want the unemployment line, go to White House.
But Romney's crowds are too big.
He's looking like a candidate, not a president.
Remember all that time Reagan spent the unemployment line.
You remember all that time Reagan spent wherever he thought the American family was falling apart.
H.R., you're gonna get a call from Alex again, claiming that we misquoted him and all that.
We just played the soundbite.
You can just tell him that.
Um he's a Republican strategist.
I can't look at I didn't say it.
Don't get mad at me.
No.
No, he did not say to Obama, don't go to Berlin.
He did not tell Obama not to go to Cairo.
He didn't tell Obama.
No, no.
He did.
Um Obama's big crowds are fine when there are some.
He's not drawing big crowds anymore.
This is a dirty little secret.
My point is that the media is having to work harder in 2012 to get Obama elected than they did in 2008.
And I know you think that in 2008 they were in the tank for him, and they were, but they didn't have to get the bass out.
They didn't, they didn't really dumped on Palin, but they didn't really build Obama up.
They didn't have to.
That was built in.
People were making of Obama whatever they wanted.
They're having to work harder at it this time.
Anyway, Coulter's book, again, Mugged Racial Demagogary from the 70s to Obama is a is a treatise on how the Democrats have used race and black people and and minorities to get where they want at the expense.
These people are no better off having been coddled and taken care of by the Democrats for all these years.
Stephanie in Vincennes, Indiana, I'm really glad you waited.
I appreciate your patience.
Great to have you on the EIB Network Hi.
Hi, thanks for taking my call.
You bet.
Um I'm kind of frustrated with the whole thing, and I can't understand why the there's so many ignorant people out there who don't see what Obama is doing.
Let me ask you, Stephanie, why I asked myself today, everybody this, not just you.
Why do you think that so many are ignorant about what Obama is doing.
I I guess they're not listening to the news.
No, no, no, no.
How do you know?
Why do you no no?
Why do you think there are so many?
Not why are they ignorant?
Why are you convinced there are so many who are?
Um maybe 47% of them are.
Because of the handouts.
Well, it's just it's serious questions.
I see the I think this is what the election is all about.
We are assuming, I do too, that the country is just lazily apathetic that whatever bad thing happens, nobody's bothered by nobody's bothered by the ambassador being shot.
Nobody bothered by Obama blaming on video, nobody bothered by high unemployment, nobody bothered by the economy never in in a state of recovery in three and a half years.
Nobody bothered by the fact they can't make any money anymore, nobody.
Why do we take this?
Why do we all think nobody cares anymore?
What's the evidence?
It's the media.
Aha.
The media just, you know, they lie.
They're not telling the truth.
So you think more people do care about this.
We just don't see reporting on that.
Right.
Right.
Or are you hoping?
See, isn't the great fear, isn't the great fear that you're right that a majority of people just don't care in Bakor.
Like you can say, you can say twenty-three million people aren't working, but they're eating and they're using their cell phones and they're able to watch the NFL on their flat screens.
Right.
And you know what?
I couldn't watch the ball game last night because I why not?
You know, I don't have a big flat screen.
Oh, oh, oh.
I wouldn't.
I don't depend on the government.
I see you work.
You work, so you don't have a screen.
Well, I don't have a big flat screen.
I got you.
But uh I I work and I don't expect somebody to handle it.
I'm gonna give you the answer, the answer to the question is in the polls.
When you see on one hand, the country literally disintegrating, and and everything about it that made it great under attack, when you see high unemployment, home values plummeting, I mean the every all the evidence of economic collapse, all the debt, uh, when you see all the unemployment, and then you see Obama at 47% with 50% approval, you say, how the hell can this be?
And that makes you ask why and how have all these people grown so apathetic?
It's the polls that make you think this way, right?
Right.
Okay.
And that's exactly what they're trying to do.
Okay, so the purpose, the purpose of the people right now, most of them doing these polls, they're trying to make news not reflect it.
They're advancing an agenda.
They're all Democrats.
They're they're all liberals, they just have different jobs.
And the the the polls are are are like the replacement refs.
They're watching like there's they see certain things, they don't see other things.
They uh they don't call certain things and other things go by.
In this case, what they're trying to do is exactly what they've done in your case.
Frustrate you, make you pull your hair out, say, what the hell's happening, country?
They want you thinking the country's lost.
They want you thinking your side's lost.
They want you thinking it's over for what you believe, and that makes you stay home and not vote.
That's what they're hoping.
That's why they're do that's why you have to fight it every day, Stephanie.
I do.
I I do, and it's so frustrating.
You know, I I would wish I wish somebody could say, hey, this is gonna be what's gonna this is what's gonna happen on election day that's I know I would love to be able to tell you, but see, nobody knows.
Nobody knows.
Not even the pollsters will predict that their poll is right.
Right.
My friends, it's the it's the polling data.
It's it's the reporting of the polls that make you think country's lost.
It's the polls that make you think that everybody in this country's stupid, or at least a majority of people are stupid.
Every time you see a poll that shows Obama ahead of Romney, even if he's under 50 percent, you go, by God, how can this be?
Uh you see a poll where Obama's approval number, 40 percent or 50.
How can this be?
You see Obama's likeability number at 65.
How can this be?
And I'm telling you that's the exact reaction they want you to have.
But I don't think I'm gonna take a flyer here, I'm gonna take a wild guess.
I don't think there's a pollster out there who would come on this program and guarantee Obama victory based on his poll.
If there is one, I welcome you.
800-282-2882.
But that's surely it the was her name Shirley and Vincennes was she won.
She was Stephanie.
She is going to ask me if if I could guarantee her that Romney would win.
And I I don't think a drive-by media person in charge of polls will tell you that Obama's gonna win.
Even though their polls say so.
And of course, the business component of this is that a poll within the margin of error is good for business, keeps you interested.
If they came out right now and said, eh, it's in the bag, Obama's got it's over, then and they made you believe it, you'd stop paying any attention.
They don't want you to do that.
They want to continue to have access to your mind so they can propagandize you or persuade you, or whatever it is informed, whatever they want to do.
But nevertheless, it's the polls that make you think this.
It's the polls that make you think we're done.
It's the polls that make you think that the country has been taken over by idiots and morons.
By the way, um Jay Carney, the White House spokeskid, just said that uh Barack Hussein Obama said or thinks that last night's game shows the need for both sides in the NFL referee lockout to get together and settle it.
He did.
Jay Carney just said that the president thinks that both sides ought to get together and solve it.
Now, um Obama's weighing in on the replacement ref situation.
Did he weigh in on the Chicago teacher strike?
He didn't, did he?
And I I was wrong about that, but I thought that he would jump in there and save the day and solve that for a whole host of political reasons, but he didn't.
But he's joined this one.
He's not big time in it.
I don't know how it came up.
I don't know if the spokes kid was asked about it or if the spokes kid just volunteered it.
But I all I know is the spokes kid said it.
That both sides ought to get together, watch Barney, and then sit down and talk and solve this.
And then everybody sing tomorrow.
Sun will come out tomorrow, tomorrow.
And if that doesn't work, then go to conflict resolution 201.
But Obama wants it solved.
Mike Olatha Kansas, you're next.
Great to have you here on the EIB network.
Hello, sir.
Hey, Rush, uh, Megadiddles.
It's great to talk to you.
This is a big one to take off my bucket list.
Well, thank you very much, sir.
Well, you're welcome.
Hey, the reason I called was uh I'm kind of curious, all this pushing of blame the movie that they've been doing all for the last week or two now.
Do you think maybe it could just be a way to kind of preempt or camp down all the trouble that may come up when the uh kill Osama movie comes out?
I mean, it kind of does two things.
It tells the people in the Middle East to quit and get so worked up about a movie, and then it also kind of uh makes it so that when we see them burning pictures of Obama and holding pictures of Osama, we'll go there they go, they still love Obama, but they're just mad about another movie.
When does that movie come out?
I heard it was coming out in October, but then again, I also heard that it might be delayed.
But this just makes no sense the way Obama still today is pushing something that people stopped believing a week ago.
They never did believe it.
Well nobody ever saw the darn thing.
Yeah.
But you know, Obama, he said something about this today in his um UN address.
Um the future must not belong to those who slander the prophet of Islam.
The future must not bel now the drive-by is not reporting that.
The few what do you make of that?
The future, Mike, what do you make?
The future must not belong to those who would uh slander the prophet of Islam.
Well, I think he's taking the focus off the fact that, you know, the the movie he's complaining about now is against the prophet of Islam, and the movie that he's got coming out is against Osama bin Laden.
But I think they're still nervous that the reactions may very well still be the same.
And so I I think they're just trying to trying to preempt some of the stuff that might come up from that.
Well, you know, you're the uh I don't know, the fifth or sixth person that has talked about this movie that's coming up in the context of the video that Obama cites all the time.
And this movie uh, believe me, was originally intended to come out in time for this election.
It was supposed to be a campaign aid about Obama's greatness in getting Osama.
Um it's Catherine Bigelow who did the hurt locker, and this movie was was was supposed to come out, and then they delayed it for a while.
Some for some reason, October 16th is the date.
But I don't I think it's uh the movie, I I think it's been pushed back to December now.
Oh, I didn't know it been.
I think it ha this is this is I'm I'm kind of foggy on this, but I remember that it was originally supposed to be released when they announced the movie with it but before the even shooting it began, they haven't cast it yet.
They said it was gonna be for campaign 22 coming in October of 2012.
And I I think I I read that it's they've moved it out of the campaign now and and into December because it was just it was too obvious.
And law they they made this decision, I think, before the Middle East uprising of last week.
But I'm gonna have to to double check that.
But your point, nevertheless, remains valid.
If a Middle East video can cause this kind of trouble, what the hell is this moving?
And it's really what caused this trouble was Obama himself at his convention.
Because it not Benghazi, but Egypt, you go to Egypt, and I I need to keep reminding you that the protesters there outside our embassy kept shouting something like we're all Osama's Obama, because he had just gotten through bragging 21 times that he'd killed bin Laden at the Democrat convention.
Obama didn't do it all 21 times.
Biden threw it in there, but it was mentioned 21 times.
And that to me, if you're looking for a reason why these people might go berserk, be that over a video that they haven't seen.
Anyway, well we we we uh we can't was it we uh the future must not belong to those who would slander the prophet of Islam.
When did it ever?
Well what you hear a uh uh a statement like that, and you think, okay, the future used to belong to people slandered the prophet.
Who when was that ever the case?
It's another straw man.
But you know the media is not reporting it.
That needs to be said played side by side with Madonna's endorsement.
Here, Madonna the Verizon Center in Washington last night urged her fans, she ordered them actually, using the uh the F bomb and the GD bomb and an excrement bomb.
He's urging her fans to go vote for Obama.
She called him black Muslim.
They got a black Muslim in the white house who's who's for gay marriage and the place went nuts.
So we play that side by side with Obama saying the future should not belong to those who would slander the prophet of Islam.
And I wonder what the He did.
He did.
I mean he and he threw Yeah, Christianity too.
Yeah, it it was.
You know, it was a nice warm, wet blanket speech.
Campaign speech.
He did do that.
But anyway, the movie is called the uh Obama Kills Osama movies called Dark or Zero Dark.
And it scheduled for release December the 19th.
So they moved it back.
But the trailer is out.
You can watch the trailer.
Good Christmas movie.
Yeah, Dark Zero.
Osama.
Leveled by Obama.
Just in time for Christmas 2012.
Now there's something else that Obama said in his UN address that, ladies and gentlemen, is is lifted.
Well, I don't know if I'm not going to say it's lifted, but I just want you to listen to this.
He said, the future.
Look at me.
Listen to this.
The future must not belong to those corrupt few who steal a country's resources.
Who have you heard say that Obama views the U.S. that way?
Me, L. Rushbo.
Maha Rushi.
And he said it.
The future must not belong to those corrupt few who steal a country's resources.
It must be won by the students and the entrepreneurs, workers, and business owners who seek a broader prosperity for all people.
I'm here to tell you.
While some people might interpret that as a pro-business comment, that's an anti-U.S.
comment because he believes, do not doubt me on this.
He'll never admit it.
This is the close he's ever going to get.
He believes this country is great and is prosperous because we have stolen the resources of other nations.
And that's how we became a superpower.
And that's why we need to be cut down to size.
And that's why we need to learn how the rest of the world lives.
And all is this clap trap of students and entrepreneurs, workers and business owners, that's just more cliche who seek a broader prosperity for all people.
He thinks it's government that does that and delivers that.
Mitt Romney, not the face of Mormonism, says Harry Reid.
Reed says he agrees with a fellow Mormon who wrote recently to Romney a solid the LDS faith and that the GOP presidential candidates not the face of Mormonism.
What's bugging Harry Reed?
You know, these guys are not acting like people who think their elections in the bag.
They're acting panicked, if you ask me.
We had a great um call today from Stuttgart, Germany.
A military member who wanted to praise our tea customer service.
And he said that blueberry was his favorite.
And it reminds me we have a uh a new Patriot of the Month.
We do this at the two if by T webpage, twoifbytea.com.
We got a new um Patriot of the Month that's showcased on the Hall of Patriots page.
You just go to two if by t.com and find the Hall of Patriots page.
Um Sisters Elizabeth and Michela.
Or Michaela, I'm not sure how it's pronounced, but uh they are our Patriots of the month.
Folks, we have to take a uh uh two if by tea.com, the Hall of Patriots page.
We're doing a lot of fun things there.
Of course, we got the video project going on.
People go out there and give the tea to the liberals and watch them go nuts liking it.
They don't know whose tea it is, and then you show them the label of bottle and watch their faces fall open.
Say you've been a limb.
So we got a lot of fun things going on there.
Uh and we've had a fun day today.
And folks, we needed a fun day today.
We needed a fun day.
I needed a fun day, it was a fun day, and we still made it matter.
That's what We do here.
We combine all these different elements into one hard-hitting presentation found nowhere else in major media.
Be right back.
Don't go away.
Okay, folks, another exciting excursion into broadcast excellences in the can.
Show prep for the rest of the media.
You have a wonderful day, and uh, we got another replacement ref game on Thursday night.
Ha!
Can't wait.
We'll see you tomorrow.
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