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July 5, 2013 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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July 5, 2013, Friday, Hour #3
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Yes, America's Anchorman returns Monday for a full week of all-American excellence in broadcasting.
But today on Post-Independence Day, it's your undocumented anchor man, Mark Stein, sitting in.
Happy to take back, take back three hours of American airtime in revenge for the American Revolution.
1-800-282-2882, it's the end of the week and you know what that means.
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida.
It's open live Friday!
Yes, indeed.
1-800-282-2882.
You know the way this works.
Monday to Thursday, we exercise strict control over the editorial content of this program.
But today, Friday, we throw it all out the window.
You can talk about anything that is on your mind.
I always love talking to liberal callers.
So if you're someone who thinks Obama's doing a grand job, if you think the Arab Springs turned out great, if you think his African tour is working swell, if you think Obamacare is a huge success story like Nancy Pelosi does, give me a call.
Love to hear from you.
1-800-282-2882 call up because that's the I love the by the way if you'd like to comment on the Washington Post celebrated American Independence Day by running an editorial saying that the US US Revolution The American Revolution was a complete flop and that America would have been better to stay, stick with George III and stay within his majesty's dominions.
If you look at the general situation of, say, those who stuck with the crown like Canada or Australia today, that's how.
Don't blame me.
Don't blame me, by the way.
That's the Washington Post.
That's the major newspaper of America's capital city.
That's how they chose to celebrate Independence Day.
So if you're a Washington Post reader and you agree with that, you think that makes sense, that this whole Declaration of Independence thing was a big bust and a flop and you shouldn't have gone there, then do give me a call.
1-800-282-2882.
I want to correct something I said about the Lone Ranger, Hollywood's latest mega disaster.
It's got Johnny Depp.
It's nearly three hours long and it's a bust.
People are going in there.
They think, well, things are going to, because they think that the Lone Ranger, you think everything is like it zips along.
It's like fast moving.
And instead, they've got this thing proceeds at a glacial pace.
The explanation for his mask given is that he wears the mask because if he takes the mask off, he's just another white man who is guilty of participating in the killing and oppression of Native Americans.
So he wears the mask because he is ashamed of his white face.
And I had forgotten.
I'm amazed at how many, because I don't think I've listened to a Lone Ranger episode since 1934 and whatever radio station in Detroit it started in back then.
Haven't heard it, haven't heard an episode of The Lone Ranger in 80 years.
And I'd forgotten the origin.
In fact, the reason he wears the mask, and I'm amazed by the number of people who, you know, wrote to point, people are entirely relaxed about Obamacare and economic sclerosis and the end of American power in the world.
But if you don't know your Lone Ranger stuff, they get, so I've had a bazillion emails from people who are saying, look, everyone knows the first episode of The Lone Range on radio TV, every time they tell the story, he's in a posse of banned Texas Rangers and they're ambushed by Butch Cavendish.
Butch Cavendish.
And the lone survivor is the guy who we now know as the Lone Ranger.
His name is Harry Reid.
John Reid, John Reid, not Harry Reid.
Harry Reid is the man who sponsors.
Harry Reid is the Senate majority leader who gets public funding for the Elko, Nevada Cowboy Poetry Festival.
So he does, obviously Harry Reid and John Reed are the two critical figures in iconic Western cowboy mythology.
But Harry Reid gets the public funding for the Cowboy Poetry Festival.
John Reed is the guy who is the Lone Ranger.
He's the lone guy who survives this ambush by Butch Cavendish.
And so he wears a mask so that when he's riding around, Butch doesn't see that he in fact survives, has survived the massacre.
But in the new version of the film, the explanation given is that the mask is there to represent white guilt.
This is how Hollywood wants to celebrate 4th of July.
This is how Oliver Stone celebrated 4th of July.
Oliver Stone was at a film festival in the Czech Republic, the Karlovari International Film Festival.
And he told his audience, the European audience of big shots, the world is in danger with our tyranny, with American tyranny, in other words.
It's a disgrace that Obama is more concerned with hunting down Snowden than reforming these George Bush-style eavesdropping techniques.
To me, Snowden is a hero because he revealed secrets that we should all know, that the United States has repeatedly violated the Fourth Amendment.
He should be welcomed and offered asylum, Stone continued.
But he has no place to hide because every country is intimidated by the United States.
This is what's wrong with the world today, and it's very important that the world recognizes and gives asylum to Snowden.
Everyone in the world is impacted by the United States' big brother attitude toward the world.
We need countries to say no to the United States.
The United States is the dominant power in the universe with its eavesdropping abilities and cyber abilities.
And the world is in danger with our tyranny.
These are the words of Oliver Stone, acclaimed motion picture director, Oliver Stone, in the Czech Republic on the 4th of July.
God, you almost get the impression a Republican would be in the White House the way he's talking.
But he's not right.
He's not wrong on this NSA business.
You know, big government is wrong, regardless of who's in the White House.
Big government, the permanent bureaucracy, a permanent, all-powerful bureaucracy, is wrong, whoever's doing it.
And I mentioned earlier, it's like fun to play in the car, King George III or King Barak?
George III or King Barak.
Play it in the car and see how it goes.
Quote, he has called it from the Declaration of Independence, quote, he has called together legislative bodies at places unusual and comfortable and distant from the depository of their public records, unquote.
In other words, the charge against George III is that he is at war with straightforward, honest, accountable government.
You know, well, what have we just seen with the immigration bill?
What have we just seen with the so-called gang of eight cooking it up in darkness?
Supposedly written by, what was that thing, the Corker-Hoven Amendment?
Those guys, that guy, Senator Hoven, he's a Republican.
I'm being equal-handed here.
He doesn't even know what's in that amendment that he supposedly authored.
So we have gone now.
Our legislative bodies are taking place at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the people's gaze.
It's cooked up in dark rooms.
Marco Rubio and the Gang of Eight, they all trust each other.
They all get on.
That's not legislating.
That's not a publicly accountable legislature.
He has erected a multitude of new offices and sent hither swarms of officers to harass our people and eat out their substance.
That was the principal charge against George III, and that is a precise definition of the hyper-regulatory state today, where at any moment today, any bureaucrat from a bazillion agencies you've never heard of can descend on you and claim that you're in breach of this or that regulation or this or that law.
There's a guy in the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control jumped a 20-year-old female college student in Virginia because they thought her box of bottled water was in fact an alcoholic beverage.
Seven undercover cops, seven undercover cops, they jump on the hood of this girl's car and they draw guns on her.
She's 20 years old.
I have no idea what she looks like.
Maybe she looks like she's 17 years old.
Maybe she looks like she's 23, 24 years old.
Who knows?
But under any scenario, do you need seven undercover agents to take down a 20-year-old girl holding a box of bottled water?
Every bureaucracy now, it's worse than when he said, when they were talking about it with George III, you know, these a multitude of new offices and sent hither swarms of officers to harass our people.
They were reasonably low-tech bureaucrats.
Now every single government agency at every level thinks it's SEAL Team Six at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
I talked about this here on this show a couple of years ago.
They have a bunny team six that goes around harassing, goes around poking through the backyards of children's magicians on the off chance that they might be using rabbits on stage.
A magician, a magician has just been given an eight-page letter from the United States Department of Agriculture telling him that by July the 29th, he needs to have a place in place a written disaster plan detailing all the steps he would take to help get the rabbit through a disaster, such as a tornado, fire, flood, that kind of thing.
They want to know how he will protect his rabbit during a disaster.
He can't, it's not enough to say, well, I'll just carry him round in the top hat.
I'll carry him round in the top hat.
I'll put the top hat on my head and I will flee because they're saying, no, it's a tornado.
The tornado might whip the top hat off your head and then the bunny would fly off and who knows what would happen.
A guy called Bob McCarty has been Basically, doing a sterling job of following all these magic.
This is a magician called Marty Hahn, who has to come up with a cottontail rabbit disaster relief plan in the event that a tornado strikes his top hat while he's producing a rabbit from it.
The United States Department of Agriculture requires a children's magician to have a written disaster plan for evacuating his rabbit and needs to demonstrate that he and in this case his wife, who I gather is the assistant in the spangled tights and all the rest of it, and who gets sawn in half and all the rest of it, after she's been sawn in half, will she still be able to implement the rabbit,
the rabbit rescue disaster relief plan in a way that is in compliance with the United States Department of Agriculture?
George III wouldn't have thought it would never have occurred to George III to have, I don't know whether they had children's magicians in the 13 colonies, but I would, if they did, I would bet you could you would you would not find anywhere in New Hampshire or in Rhode Island or in Virginia a children's magician who in amongst all the swarms of new officers that George III was sending hither to eat out their substance,
it would never have occurred to George III to go and demand you file an eight-page disaster release relief fund for your cottontail bunny rabbit.
So we should take seriously with that.
You don't have to agree, you don't have to go the full Oliver Stone to see that American bureaucracy is out of control.
American bureaucracy has far too many powers.
American bureaucracy lives in a kind of fantasy world.
The night vision, the night vision features on the new Obama limo are only the hard end of it.
The seven agents taking down a 20-year-old girl carrying a box of bottled water are the cheap touring end of that same mentality.
That now the people, two and a third centuries after George III, the guy who has erected a multitude of new offices and sent hither swarms of officers to harass our people and eat out their substances, are Obama, the Democratic Party, the big government state, and a Republican Party that, when it gets into office, is too content just to let it tick over and roll along as opposed to rolling back that bureaucracy.
Mark Stein in for Rush.
We'll take your call straight ahead.
Mark Stein in for Rush on the EIB network.
Let's go to Sherry in Memphis, Tennessee.
Sherry, you're live on America's number one radio show.
Great to have you with us.
Thank you, Mark.
Thank you for taking my call.
I called to say that I think the Republican Party needs to show a lot of empathy for Mexican and Spanish people who are here in this country illegally.
My friends that I know that are Spanish-American or Mexican-American want to be Mexican-American are here illegally.
They work hard.
One was a lawyer, went to the University of Mexico.
She is now over here hoping to get citizenship.
She cleans houses.
And everyone has to go to the house.
And it's very nice and work hard.
Well, wait a minute, Sherry.
Why would a lawyer from the University of Mexico want to emigrate illegally to the United States and clean houses?
I can think of a lot of reasons, and I imagine everyone can, for freedom, for what are a better life that they have for their children, for their family, for their relatives.
In this country, a lot of people bring over their relatives.
They have to be aware of that.
So you're saying that the problem here then is Mexico.
That Mexico's a dump.
So even a lawyer from the University of Mexico would rather work cleaning floors for somebody in the United States, would rather come and mop my kitchen than work as a lawyer in Mexico.
She does, because she does.
And I would say that the Republican Party has a lacking, not that they don't care about the conditions and the plight and the needs and the necessities of Spanish people and Mexican people, but they need to express the sympathy.
I don't think it's been expressed so that other people, there are Americans and illegal aliens from Mexico and Spanish America, know that the Republicans really do feel for their plot that they want a better life.
That's why you feel that you feel that.
Well, when you say expressing sympathy, Sherry, you mean empathy.
Empathy, that they should legalize their status in the United States.
Let's explore that a bit.
Because it's true, life in Mexico, life in large parts of Latin America can be extremely unpleasant compared to living in, say, Cambridge, Massachusetts, or Westchester County, New York, or Malibu, California.
But where does that stop?
For example, the Congo in Africa.
It's brutal there.
Six million people died in the last few years during the Congolese Civil War.
And it never made the papers because there was no way to blame it on George W. Bush.
So there was nothing in the papers about it.
Six million people dead.
The Pygmies had it particularly bad because both sides liked eating the pygmies.
They thought they made a very nutritional appetizer.
Now, there are millions and millions of people in the Congo who have a crummy life.
I don't know whether they have lawyers in the Congo, to be honest.
It doesn't seem like they'd have much use for them at the moment.
But let's just suppose there was a highly qualified Congolese lawyer.
How would you feel about millions of Congolese coming to this country for the same reason?
I feel the same way.
Sometimes military insaire.
Yeah, which is what the Congo was briefly called under its crazy cyclone.
But they're not on the border of America.
No, no, I understand that.
We're just establishing the principle here because they've got jet travel now, and it's very easy.
So we've got people who are Mexican and want to come here, should be able to come here.
People who are Congolese and who should be able to come here.
Now, let's say, what about Greece?
Greece is in the economic toilet at the moment.
You said you like hard-working people.
Now, Greece is, Greece, if you're a hard-working person, you're wasting your time staying in Greece because it's an economic basket case.
Do you think millions of Greek people should be able to come to the United States?
I don't think that's the point that I'm making.
The point that I'm making is that the Republican Party has had sort of a negative been given, whether unfairly or not unfairly, sort of have a negative image towards illegal Spanish and Mexican people in this country.
And I think they need to have a positive, empathetic speaking out for them.
Understanding they're coming here for the same reason that all people came here who didn't have much money, who wanted to go to the middle of the money.
No, no, we have no money.
No, no, no.
That's not true.
The vast majority of people who came to the United States throughout its history came here legally.
They observed the laws of the United States.
They did not set up a shadow state and send huge sums of money in the form of remittances back to their families in Mexico, for example.
They did not do that.
That's historically not the case.
There's no equivalent to what has happened in the last 40 years with any other period or wave of American immigration, Sherry.
We'll pick it up again.
We've got to run, but we'll pick it up, Sherry's point, when we return.
Mark Stein in for us on the EIB network.
Hey, great to be with you.
We were talking to Sherry from Memphis, and we're obliged to go to an EIB, a hugely capitalistic profit center.
But I believe Sherry's still there.
And Sherry, you think that the GOP needs to express its empathy to Mexican people?
Yes, sir.
I think that that would do so much.
One, for this whole situation for the problem, would make Mexican and Spanish people, you know, feel better about their hope for the future and the way they are considered and the way they are treated and the way they're thought about.
And it would also help the Republican Party tremendously.
Because it is a caring party.
It's against abortion.
It is for life.
It is for the freedoms of people.
It is a wonderful party.
But in this one respect, I feel, it's just my opinion, that they have a negative image instead of a positive image.
How do you feel about the remark of Jorge Castaneda, the Mexican cabinet minister, who says that the U.S. needs to accept more low-skilled migrants from Central America because otherwise they're going to stay in Mexico?
Well, I'm not going to really get into the politics.
I feel that Mexico believes a lot of people in Mexico believe they're a Christian people, and they should do what they think is the right thing for them to do that would be pleasing to God.
I'm not going to get into the politics of that, but I am concerned about the plight of people who need help, who come to this country, who want to earn a living, who want to have a better life and hope for their families and their communities.
But why should anybody have?
Look, I'm an immigrant.
I can't walk into it.
I'm from Canada, right?
Why should you say, okay, Greece isn't a border country, the Congo isn't a border country, Canada's a border country.
Can 30 million Canadians come and live here illegally?
Well, you know, my family is French.
They're Canucks from Canada.
Yeah, that's great.
That's great.
But do you want all 7 million Quebecers then coming?
And should they also, they're border people, should they be able to walk along the Vermont border, walk across the New Hampshire border?
I'm not saying that.
I'm saying this is an individual choice by each person to make a decision for their life and for their family and for their relatives.
Well, okay, well, look, let's back up here again, Sherry.
I made that individual choice as an individual, right?
I'm an immigrant, okay?
And those of us who made the mistake of coming here as legal immigrants strongly dislike the way lawbreakers, lawbreakers, are now what Americans understand by, quote, immigrants, unquote.
Do you think I should have just walked across the Canadian border, started working here, started taking the jobs of Americans?
This country has a 7.6% unemployment rate and the lowest rate of worker participation in decades.
And that basically means millions of low-skilled American workers have been priced out of the market by people who walked into the country illegally.
Should I have had the right to walk into the country illegally?
I respect the way that you came in.
I think that's great and it's wonderful.
But I also have compassion upon people who are already here that they have needs.
They have very, very basic needs, just having a roof over their head and food in their mouth.
This woman is just looking for places to clean the house so she can meet her basic needs, not even for luxuries, just her basic needs for herself and her family.
And I think we need to have that compassion for anybody, not just Spanish and Mexican Americans, but including Spanish and American Americans.
It means very much to them to be an American.
And I don't think people will.
Who told you that?
Well, because I have Spanish friends.
I've talked to them and they have taught to me, expressed to me their ideas, their feelings.
And, you know, like I said, I found them to be very nice, very hardworking, and I think they would make wonderful citizens.
Do you want to live in Latin America?
If God called me there, I would go.
I would be where God called me to go.
Well, good luck with that.
Good luck with that.
Because these are basic cultural issues.
Border immigration, which you correctly said is border immigration, is different from any other kind of immigration.
It's in effect settlement.
It's moving the border north.
That's what goes on, and that's true in any city.
You can look at the southern Irish-Northern Irish border where villages are gradually being deprotized there in the course of the troubles.
Border immigration is different from a bunch of people flying over or coming over and landing at Ellis Island from Italy or Russia or wherever.
And the way to bet is this.
The majority of children in Arizona's grade schools right now are Hispanic.
The majority of children born in Dallas General Hospital are Hispanic.
So the way to bet is that those will be Hispanic societies, Latin American societies.
Which Latin American society would you enjoy living in, Sherry?
Well, I don't know if that's true because I've heard it said that this, that the Muslims are growing in France, the Muslims are growing in England.
I don't want to get people who have needs, basic needs, who need compassion, who need love, who need caring by all Americans.
Hey, Sherry, Sherry, here's a thought.
Why don't Americans clean their own floors?
Why don't Americans mow their own lawns?
What's so liberal and compassionate about having an illegal workforce that comes in that you don't have to pay Social Security taxes on to come and mow your lawn and clean your floor?
What does it do to Mexico?
Wouldn't it be better to fix Mexico?
Wouldn't it be better if Mexico didn't have, if Mexico's principal export wasn't its population?
What does that say?
What does that do for Mexico?
They need help.
The people are here.
They need help.
What do you mean they need help?
They can't get real help without citizenship.
help do they need the basic needs of life the basic needs what you like emergency room health care free school They've got all that.
I'm talking about food.
I'm talking about housing.
So wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
So you're saying that in effect there's 15 million people in this country who need food, who shouldn't be here but who need food?
We don't turn our back on people who need food.
There was an old tradition in the West that whenever you needed food, they would follow the line where you always got a free meal, one free meal, no questions asked.
So you can get one free meal, one free meal, one free meal, and then you go back to Mexico.
No, one premium.
They would go the line.
If you were going across Montana looking for a job, you would go where you could go to ranches to get one free meal as you went along to get, because you don't turn people away for food and for housing and for medical needs.
You don't turn people away.
You have compassion.
And you say, I want to meet your needs, and you love them.
As Christ loves us, as God loves Christ.
What benefit, what benefit is it to the citizenry of the United States have to legalize maybe 15 million low-skilled Latin American workers with a right to family reunification to bring in another 40 million people so that you would have an extra legalized population of 60 million low-skilled Latin Americans.
Where is the benefit to the existing citizenry of the United States?
I will give you that, that a lot of these people will come in, their relatives will come in.
But whenever you welcome people from other shores, they bring culture, they bring attributes, they bring gifts, they bring food, they bring all these things that enrich the culture.
Yeah, I know.
I like La Cucaratcha and the Mexican hat dance and all the rest of it.
But I've got all the Mexican culture I need.
I mean, if you've got 60 million Mexicans, how many more Mexicans do you need?
Do you not feel, do you not feel, Sherry, wouldn't you like to meet an Uzbek or a Fijian?
Why do you want to go Mexican?
They're here and they have needs and we cannot, we need to help them.
Sherry, do you want your, let's, do you want your country to die, Sherry?
Do you want your country to cease to exist as you've known it?
That would happen.
I believe that we would be rewarded.
When you do something good, then it works out for the best.
When you do something, when you turn your back, the goods in the original was rewarded.
He helped someone.
And when you turn your back on someone's needs, then you know that hurts yourself.
That mars your character, mars your thinking, and it destroys you from the inside.
So you think that not expressing empathy for Mexican people is destroying the Republican Party from the inside?
I think that the Republican Party needs to really show empathy for the plight of Spanish and Mexican people here because they have a great need and this will help the Spanish and Mexican people.
Wait a minute.
They chose to come here.
They chose to come here.
Mexico exports people.
As a conscious, it is a corrupt society that as a matter of policy drives its low unskilled population north so it has fewer of them.
So it is not Mexico's problem, so it is our problem.
And on this Independence Day, Sherry, I meant what I said, that your country will die, because if you don't have borders, you don't have a nation.
That's what President Reagan says.
But you're saying borders are voluntary.
I'd love it if 30 million Canadians come down here.
I want a hockey team in every single American town.
I want Celine Dion booming out in every town like the Muslim call to prayer five times a day.
Let's have 30 million Canadians come down here.
They'll have needs too.
Let's give them food.
The poor people, they've just been eating poutine all their lives.
Let's give them real authentic American food like hot dogs and just welcome them and show compassion to them and show understanding to them.
It's cold up there.
It's way warmer down in Mexico.
They need their existing on seal pelts.
Let's have them come down here.
Let's open it up to everybody.
Why should in an age of foreign travel, why shouldn't the Congolese and the Greeks, Belgians, there aren't enough Belgians in this country.
There's not enough Uzbeks.
There's 7 billion people on the planet.
And I won't, all of them want to be Americans.
They're all just hardworking people who want to be Americans.
All of them, they're just, right now they're Uzbeks, they're Papuans, they're Tuvaluans, but they really want to be Tuvaluan Americans.
Let's let them all in.
And the sooner that all 7 billion people on the planet are all living in the United States, we won't need John Kerry to come into work on the 4th of July because there'll be no foreign affairs because every single foreigner will be an American.
Sherry, that is the recipe for the death of your nation.
That is a happy Independence Day message.
Thank you very much for your call.
Mark Stein in for rush.
Lots more to come.
Mark Stein, Mark Stein in for rush.
I enjoyed talking.
I enjoyed talking to Sherry, but I've just got a petition here signed from three million Americans who just repealed the Declaration of Independence and want me to email this to Buckingham Palace to tell the Queen to take the place back.
That's what Sherry did for them.
Traveling during Ramadan, important advice for the Transportation Security Administration.
It's not just 4th of July around this time, around the 4th of July each year.
It's generally 4th of July.
But Ramadan, is it just me or does Ramadan seem to come around earlier every year?
Anyway, Ramadan starts July 9th and ends on Thursday, August the 8th.
And the TSA has issued some guidelines for you.
You may be traveling during Ramadan and they're warning you of things that they want to be Ramadan compliant at the TSA.
So they're still going to go searching through your genitalia and all the rest of it.
But they want you to be aware that there are some things that you should pay no attention to.
So they've issued things that you may notice passengers, fellow passengers who are observing Ramadan at the airport and engaging in the following activities.
Passengers observing Ramadan may be more likely to engage in prayer at airports or on airplanes while traveling than at other times of the year.
Before prayer, passengers may be going through ablutions, i.e. a cleansing or washing of certain areas of the body that is usually done in private, but may be observed in airport washrooms, airport restrooms.
By the way, for any of you transgendered Muslims out there in California, do feel free to use whatever restroom you like to perform your ablutions in during Ramadan, because Ramadan is for the transgender too.
Passengers observing Ramadan may be seen reading, listening to, or orally reciting the Holy Quran at airports and on airplanes.
And passengers observing Ramadan may carry prayer beads and whisper prayers constantly.
So if you're on a flight, all this stuff is cool.
The TSA wants to accommodate people who want to carry prayer beads, recite from the Holy Quran, and whisper prayers constantly during a flight.
That is nothing unusual.
You're not to make a big fuss about it.
You're not to think the guy is about to light up his underwear or any of that kind of stuff.
You're not to think he's a shoe bomber in waiting or anything.
Don't tackle him to the ground.
Just like join in on the Allahu Akbars if you're not sure.
It's like, you know, it's like all these kind of sing-alongs.
If you don't know the verses, join in on chorus.
Join in on the Allahu Akbar.
It doesn't mean anything.
The TSA, the TSA is Ramadan sensitive.
So this is how it goes now.
Independence Day 2013.
For Independence Day, for Independence Day in Boston, for the Boston Pops big 4th of July fireworks, you will have your beach umbrella seized because the Boston police think you could use it as a spear.
That's how sensitive the Boston police are to traditional American expressions of patriotism like a beach umbrella.
But at the Transport Security Administration at Ramadan, it's okay to recite.
It's okay to get on a long-haul flight from Boston, go to Logan Airport, get on the plane to LAX, and feel free to recite from the Koran all the way along because everybody understands that that's just Ramadan.
And that is the United States.
That is independence.
That is Independence Day 2013.
Freeborn American citizens surrendering their beach umbrellas to celebrate the 4th of July in Boston and the TSA joining in celebrations of Ramadan on long-haul flights across the country.
Mark Stein in for Rush.
More to come.
Alan West, former congressman from Florida, has blasted Lady Gaga for her rendition of the national anthem in which she changed the final line of America's national anthem to.
Does that star-spangled flag of pride yet wave o'er the land of the free and a home for the gays?
That's Lady Gagger's Independence Day message: the land of the free and a home for the gays.
You know, you guys wouldn't have this problem if you'd just stuck with God Save the Queen.
I'm just saying, I'm just saying.
Mark Stein in for Rush, the man himself returns live Monday.
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