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July 16, 2013 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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July 16, 2013, Tuesday, Hour #3
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I am still laughing.
And I'm still jealous over the people that punked the TV station in San Francisco with the names of the flight crew on that Asiana Airlines accident.
Captain Sum Ting Wong.
Some uh co-pilot, we too low.
Flight Engineer Holyfuck.
And chief flight attendant.
Ow debt hurt.
Or whatever.
Uh it.
Bang ding out.
You know, bang ding out.
I just I got an email from a friend in Dallas who had not heard until I mentioned yesterday, was listening to the audio of the info babe anchorette reading it.
It practically drove off the road.
A friend of mine, we used to play pranks in high school, junior high against our teachers and stuff.
I mean, this is one of those things.
If you do it, you're just busting at the seams to tell everybody you did it, but you don't dare.
Oh man, I folks, I had so much fun pulling stuff like this.
I mean, some of it on the radio back when it was illegal, when it was legal to record people without their knowledge.
Oh calling women and telling them I had a picture phone in the 70s.
Oh.
It was fun.
I want to go to the audio sound bites because last night on Fox, Greta Van Susteran interviewed one of the Martin family attorneys, Jasmine Rand, or maybe it's Jasmine Rand.
And this woman kind of let it all out of the bag for everybody in the left.
She's a lawyer.
But then she let it out of the bag.
She says, I'm not really a lawyer, I'm a social engineer.
Everything I do is about social justice.
And Greta, who is a lawyer and very serious lawyer, and has a deep and profound appreciation for the law.
Uh took this woman to task.
We've got three sound bites.
Here's the the first question from Greta.
The whole point of the jury is that we assign them the job to weigh the facts.
We draft the jury.
We make them sit there.
Lots of times, they don't want to be there.
We then present the evidence, and the judge then says, here's the evidence, here's the law, and instructs them on the law, and then tells them it's their duty.
It's not mine, it's not yours.
It's not anybody else's in the community, it's the jury's duty to weigh the evidence and to weigh the facts.
And then all of a sudden, suddenly afterwards, you say that they can't do their jobs.
I have a greater duty beyond being an attorney, and that's to be a social engineer, and when the law doesn't get it right, I believe that we have the right to peacefully and morally conscientiously object to the decision of the jury.
There are millions of people out there who don't agree with that decision, so it's not just the leader of the channel.
So here's a woman when it doesn't what did I tell you yesterday?
I hate to keep saying I see I told you so, but the left was upset yesterday because they didn't get their way.
They're a bunch of little kids, and they have been getting their way for the last five years.
Everything they want.
They've gotten except gun control.
And uh there's one other thing that they're still uh Amnesty.
But everything else they got, they got gay marriage, they're on the way to getting it.
They've got the uh Supreme Court found that something unconstitutional isn't.
Obamacare.
They got Obama, They've got government growing like it's never grown before, the private sector shrinking like it's never more people at welfare than ever before.
They got more people unemployment than ever.
They're getting everything they want, these little kids.
And then they didn't get this verdict.
And it's start crying like a bunch of little impertinent kids.
Spoiled brats.
Nobody is convinced.
These people were not personally invested in Trayvon Martin.
So when it didn't go her way, then all of a sudden she stops being a lawyer.
And she's a social engineer.
And she is to make sure that what happened that didn't go her way, does go her way by hook or by crook.
And this is what Greta said to her.
That's deeply disturbing.
They say millions are out there who didn't see it.
You know, and I know that millions of people who may not like a verdict, whether it's for it or against this case or another, didn't watch the case, didn't sit in the courtroom, didn't weigh the evidence, didn't listen to the jury instructions.
That's just noise.
That's why we have court systems.
It's so that people so that both sides have an opportunity to be heard.
This social engineering, I don't know if that's more like social manipulation than social.
I don't know what social engineering is, but actually justice is presented in the courtroom with a jury deciding it and both sides having an opportunity.
That's justice, and the jury deciding it.
Boy, she's so right.
There's no social engineering here.
This is social imposition.
Social manipulation, but actually it's imposition.
This woman wants to impose on everybody what she didn't get her way.
And everybody who disagrees with what happened at court is warranted and justified, even though they have no clue what happened.
As far as the left is concerned, anybody who loses anything is automatically a victim, is automatically in the minority, and then automatically qualifies to having the decision reversed.
Because they're not happy.
Because they're victims.
This is like journalism.
Journalism schools don't teach journalism anymore.
If they do, there's nobody practicing it.
Journalism schools simply indoctrinate these young skulls full of mush with the left-wing agenda.
They tell them they're teaching journalism, but that's not what they're teaching.
They're indoctrinating them in the left-wing agenda.
This woman went to law school, but she's not a lawyer.
She's using the law to bend flake and form and shape.
I'll give you a great example.
This Angela Corey, I just saw a picture of her here on Fox, the prosecuting attorney.
I meant to tell you all this yesterday.
I watched when the verdict came in.
It was late at night on Saturday, and I had not had the TV on all day.
I'd been reading or been out doing something.
Anyway.
Turned it on, and wasn't long before the networks all cut away to the prosecution press conference.
And this attorney, this state attorney, Angela Corey, is acting like she just won an award.
She's she's up there as though she's in her mind accepting accolades for doing a great job.
I'm thinking, madam, prosecutor, you just lost.
You just got your butt kicked, and she's up there accepting praise.
Her attitude is that she has just won some giant award and she's there to accept it and talk about how wonderful it all was.
It was one of the biggest disconnects they've ever seen.
Now, who is this woman?
This woman, Angela Corey, has demanded that Harvard fire Dershowitz because of what Dershowitz has said about her.
This woman wants anybody who criticizes her needs to be punished.
Fired, dismissed, penalized somehow.
She actually has asked Harvard to fire Dershowitz because Dershowitz has said that if anybody here needs to be prosecuted, it's her for prosecutorial misconduct and so forth.
She is a classic illness.
You know what the Peter principle is?
That's where you rise and rise and finally you're promoted to a point where you're not qualified to do the gig.
That happened to her at age eight, I think.
But most of the people, most people like that have no clue that they're not competent.
They have no clue that they're not qualified.
They instead have this inflated self-image of greatness and unassailability.
And that was the one of the biggest disconnects.
I'm sitting here, my mouth is half open watching this.
Because as I'm watching her, I know that the jury came back with not guilty, but this woman's acting like she's got the attitude to think she's sit praising the lawyers, praising the lawyer.
They just got skunked.
And she said, Thanking the lawyers, great job, best lawyers, best lawyers you ever worked with.
They just got creamed.
And this woman's acting like she just got judge of the year or prosecutor of the year award from the ABA.
And I thought, maybe maybe I heard wrong.
Maybe uh maybe they did win.
Those are the kind of people now that are running journalism schools and they're and they're running news divisions.
I mean, we are.
We're faced with people in positions of power and prominence who are totally unqualified and unfit.
There it is.
Speak to the devil.
On Fox, for some reason, maybe they can hear me.
They're now replaying.
Look at it.
That was Saturday night.
Oh, they've pumped away from it now.
Poor Martha McCallum.
She's over in London waiting for the birth of a human baby.
She hosts it, she's doing Meghan Kelly's show because Megan is on maternity leave or whatever.
They're waiting for this baby to pop over there.
So they send a fox anchor over there to wait for the baby to pop.
What a gig.
Anyway, um, there she's back.
There she is.
She's accepting or she's acting like.
She's just accomplished a great thing.
We are, folks, wherever you turn, schools.
All of these institutions that everybody thinks we can rely on, they have been populated by a bunch of left-wing type people who are not qualified, who but at the same time think they are the most brilliant people around.
They think they are the best in the world, and they don't have a clue.
And it have it's having a profound effect.
We don't have special people teaching schools.
No, no, we do, but sadly, not everywhere.
And journalism students are not being taught journalism.
They're being indoctrinated with left-wing agenda.
And the same thing in a number of so-called professions.
So this lawyer that Greta is talking to.
No, I haven't lost my place.
This lawyer that Greta's talking to is a classic example.
She's not a lawyer.
She's got a law degree.
She might have passed the bar, but that's not what she's doing.
She's trying to impose her agenda on everybody.
What?
Mm-hmm.
Go ahead.
I'm just trying to make sure there's no dead airs.
Some of these lawyers can barely speak English themselves.
Oh.
Well, you know, that Snergley's asking me if I've noticed that some of these lawyers, you know, use the same kind of ibonics that Rachel Gentel does.
Yeah, that's new school.
That's new generation.
That's now, Snurley.
You're old school and all that.
How do you this is my point?
This is snerdling asking me how do you get out of law school if you can't speak the language?
This is my point.
How do you get a college degree when you can't read the diploma when you're illiterate?
There were a number of NFL players who graduated from their universities with ill they were illiterate.
How can that be?
We've lowered standards to the point now that they're may as well not be any.
We've lowered standards so much that losers and the incompetent are now the object of sympathy, and they're victims, and we orient everything in our culture around them, not the achievers.
The achievers are the bad guys.
The achievers are evidence of how unfair our society is.
The achievers are evidence of how stacked the deck is.
And the underachievers, low achievers, non-achievers are felt sorry for and are made victims of.
And everything's focused on protecting their feelings or what have you.
But how does I it's not that any one group of people said I've noticed that the use of the languages in certain sectors is just as that's why I asked at the beginning of the program.
Is it okay to still speak English without being looked down on?
You know, speak correct English and somebody get on you for bragging.
Or trying to show people up.
I don't know.
One more here with uh with Greta.
The uh after Greta said, you know, you're not doing justice.
You're you're not social engineering, you're doing social manipulation.
You don't even know what you're talking about.
This is what Jasmine Rand finished with.
When I'm talking about being a social engineer, George Zimmerman never would have been arrested if it wasn't the outcry from black people, brown people, white people, Republicans, Democrats, Christians, and Muslims in this nation who demanded his arrest.
He was then arrested, and he was tried by a jury of his peers.
I do not believe that the jury got it right, and the federal government has every right to bring the claim.
That's why we have federal preemption.
They do not have the right to bring she couldn't be more wrong, and yet she passed the bar.
The federal government does not have every right to bring a claim here.
There was nothing federal about the crime.
Zimmerman never would have been arrested if it weren't for the outcry for what does that tell you?
It means that there wasn't a reason to arrest him, and the only reason he was because a bunch of people started belly aching and intimidated.
And then Angela Corey starts running around hiding evidence and so forth, not presenting exculpatory evidence.
The left doesn't care, folks.
There's no there there's there's no such thing as cheating or playing fair.
There's just whatever it takes to get what they want.
And then even after they get what they want's never enough.
Let's take a brief time out.
We'll be back and continue after this.
Folks, the left doesn't know it, but they have been shocked and totally discombobulated today when they finally figure out what Rachel Gentel said last night on CNN.
That there was not even one racial component to this whole thing.
That the reason Trayvon started beating up Zimmerman is because Rachel had told Trayvon Zimmerman might be a rapist.
And since he's male, that means he's a cracker rapist.
I mean, he's a creepy ass cracker gay rapist.
He's a guy.
He might be a rapist.
She's telling Trayvon you might have some predator homosexual there.
Of course, she doesn't know those words, but that's what she meant.
And then she further said, run away, Trayvon, run.
You're little brother is in your house.
You don't want this guy following you.
So this was a this gay thing.
And then CNN.
There's a YouTube video that's out.
One of the prosecutors in the Zimmerman case KO'd a black juror.
A potential black juror got voired because he watches Fox News.
Or I don't know if he or she, but a potential black juror was not allowed by the prosecution because the juror watched Fox.
See, the left have been running around, that Joey won fair, there wouldn't be black people, there were no uh jury appears and so forth.
You know, well, go talk to your stupid idiot prosecutors about it.
Because they KO'd a 86, a black potential black jerk, just because the juror watches Fox.
All right.
Let's see.
Outside the Department of Justice today.
Press conference to announce scores of justice for Trayvon vigils outside federal buildings across the country this weekend.
The Reverend Sharpton had comments about President Obama.
I'm putting pressure on the legal authorities at the Justice Department and the legislative authorities in Florida.
We do not want to be, I think the president has made a statement of consolation.
We don't need consolation, we need legislation, and we need some federal prosecution.
Reverend L. Not happy with uh the stance of President Obama made a statement of consolation.
No, Reverend Al, just Obama's focusing on the guns.
River Dow hasn't nobody's told him yet that this really wasn't about race.
That doesn't matter.
He's they're gonna make it about race no matter what.
What's quick question with him?
Reverend L?
Yeah, he has a show on NBC.
But he's not doing that as a show host on NBC.
He's a community activist.
They can go back and forth, those people can.
I'll tell you what's really going on out there right now.
Reverend Sharpton, whoever else, desperately looking for a way to blame all of this on the Republicans.
That's one of the objectives.
Somebody will come up with a way to do it.
Now we're just talking about the overwhelming level of incompetence in really accomplished positions.
Law school, journalism, just the level of genuine not folks, it's not it's not just that they're people that are not qualified.
Uh you had some really stupid people as well.
And I'm by stupid, I really mean stupid.
I'm talking about IQ deficient.
There's some people, you know, who an order of fries short of a happy meal.
And what is often a characteristic about every one of these people is that they don't know it.
They have no idea how incompetent or stupid they are.
It's the exact opposite.
They have the loftiest, highest self-image.
If it's Angela Corey, I'm telling you, she hasn't slightest idea.
I'm trying to be nice here.
That's why I'm not finishing sentences.
But there are many things at work.
We are promoting, elevating, graduating, nominating, hiring the truly incompetent, and in some cases, the truly stupid.
And it would be helpful if those people knew that about themselves and could then adjust and grow, but they don't.
It's just the exact opposite.
They think that it cats meow.
Or whatever the common new generation phrase is.
I'll explain that.
Let me give you another example.
This is from this relatively new website, Campus Reform, which is, I found it to be pretty good.
It is a website focusing on what happens on college campi all across the fruited plain.
And I really don't know if it has a political identity, but they do.
find out things happening on campus that nobody else would report.
University of Pennsylvania Professor Anthea Butler on Monday expressed anger over the not guilty verdict in the George Zimmerman trial, arguing in a blog post that God must be a white racist.
God ain't good all the time, said Professor Butler.
In fact, sometimes God is not for us.
As a black woman in a nation that has taken too many pains to remind me that I'm not a white man and am not capable of taking care of my reproductive rights or my voting rights, I know that this American God ain't my God.
Now I'm gonna I'm gonna read this.
This is an exact quote, and I'm gonna read this to you again.
It is Professor Anthea Butler who contends that the not guilty Zimmerman verdict is because God is a white racist.
God ain't good all of the time, she said.
In fact, I'm just gonna read this exactly as she wrote it.
In fact, sometimes God is not for us.
As a black woman in Nation that has taken too many pains to remind me that I'm not a white man, and am not capable of taking care of my reproductive rights or my voting rights, I know that this American God ain't my God.
As a matter of fact, she continues, I think he's a white racist God with a problem.
And more importantly, he's carrying a gun and he's stalking young black men.
Professor Butler made this claim in a blog post on religion dispatches.org where she is a contributing editor.
She works as an associate professor in the University of Pennsylvania Department of Religious Studies.
She is an associate professor of religious studies.
So I don't know what parents pay to send their kids to this school, but it's a lot.
They're being taught by a woman who said God ain't good all the time.
In fact, sometimes God's not for us.
As a black woman in Anne My point is this woman couldn't find a job anywhere outside the university.
Every university has a certain number of positions where they put these radicals.
I'm sure the University of Pennsylvania has some brilliant professors, science, wherever.
I'm sure they do.
But every university, I don't care.
Ivy League, Stanford, UCLA, USC, where they every one of these universities makes sure they have enough slots to put these radical really oddball far left wing nutcases.
In uh in in positions, professorial positions.
It's I guess it's part of uh you know modified affirmative action or what have you.
Now, Professor Butler also claimed that Trayvon Martin's killing was the result of racism linked to Christianity.
She says, as an historian of American and African American religion, I know that the Trayvon Martin moment is just one moment in the history of racism in America that in large part has its underpinnings in Christianity.
She added that Christians are among America's biggest racists.
In another blog post, Professor Butler, the Anthea Butler, University of Pennsylvania also criticized Texas Governor Rick Perry, the Koch brothers, who she doesn't Have the slightest idea who they are or what they do.
The Koch brothers are just like the cross the Dracula.
She criticized Texas Governor Rick Perry to Koch Brothers, the NRA and capitalism as part of a system which supports the actions of people like George Zimmerman.
This is the kind of woman who when Angela Corey comes in the class as a student gets an A. And end up thinking that they're the smartest people in the world.
And they run around and they cop that attitude and it they just embarrass themselves and they don't even know it.
I'm not kidding.
Angela Corey went out there Saturday night and acted like she had just I don't know who's the nation's this is who's the number one criminal on the FBI list.
Whoever it is.
Whatever terrorist, she just found them, just got them prosecuted, just got a guilty.
It was the most incredible thing.
Her office had just been embarrassed and humiliated.
She's out there passing along awards and recognition, and it was just Twilight Zone.
Here's uh here's Cindy, Battle Lake, Minnesota.
Hi, Cindy, I'm glad you uh waited.
You're next up.
Hi, R hi Rush.
Um Make Adidas, it's just an honor to speak to you.
Um I tuned in to you about 15 years ago and you opened my eyes.
I I was um just I'm just scared to death of what's happening with our country, and I can't believe all the people that are so willing to just give up their freedoms and to turn away and and um make decisions on emotions.
Um I just have a couple quick things.
Um do you think Rachel um it feels a little guilty that maybe she planted the seed in Trayvon's mind that he was um going to be attacked by a gay man and and perhaps she was um the one that got him to co you know be confrontational to Zimmeren.
Uh I need to ask did I hear you right?
You you asking me if Rachel Gentel will feel a little guilty that maybe she planted a seed in Trayvon's mind that he was gonna be attacked by a gay guy.
Correct.
Uh just don't see that.
I I don't either, but um don't see that.
I I just I didn't watch the trial, but I would have I would have imagined the defense would have tried to maybe um point out the hatred that um really was on the other side, not not on Zimmerman's side.
I mean, this this should have never went to trial.
Bobby, I know.
You gotta understand.
Rachel is exactly what I was just talking about.
Rachel Gentel is proud of what she's I guarantee you that in Rachel's house they're talking about maybe a reality show.
Maybe a TV show.
Isn't that correct?
Rachel's house, they're saying if the Kardashians have one, why not us?
That's probably true.
That is absolutely true.
And one other You know, throw out a five thousand dollar Walmart gift card and then uh um I you never know what you can get.
That's true.
I just wanted to state too, as a woman, I am so sick of um the all the rhetoric that says um women are for abortion and our rights and our you know, I am a hardworking uh mother of three grand I have three grandchildren.
I am just sick for this country.
Um we have to get back to the truth, we have to get back to what's right, and um and I'm so that you have been the voice that gives us that information.
And um you and several other people are the only ones that are really telling the truth and making um people like me aware of what's really going on.
Well, I appreciate that.
I want to tell you something, though.
Um the media does not portray this.
Uh But on the for example, the issue of abortion, you're not in the minority.
On the issue of Obamacare, you're not in the minority.
Cindy, I want you to believe it's going to be hard to when you watch the media every day, but you are not in the minority.
I believe I'm not in the minority, but I believe we're too many people are just asleep.
And they if they don't wake up pretty soon, we're losing the generation that really understands what our country is for.
I'm 55, and um I I see the younger people, they have no clue, and they don't they really don't care.
Young people never do have a clue.
Well, that's true.
There are some young people that do, but they've always been the exception.
They always all grow up at some point.
The problem is that they're all being indoctrinated by stupid leftists.
Uh but it look at all's not lost.
I'm still here.
And the you're you're not in the minority.
The election returns notwithstanding.
You're not in the minority on most things, actually.
That's that's what's so damn frustrating.
Twenty-six people, 26% of people watch this trial.
The vast majority of this country does not think that Trayvon Martin got railroaded or or that the the the wrong verdict was arrived at.
The the mar the majority of the country does not disagree with what happened in the trial.
You're just never gonna know that if all you do is watch the media.
But a majority of that they're having to work really hard to gin up standaround rallies.
Much less riots.
It's you it's it's it's depressing because you never see reality anymore portrayed.
You're just watching a never-ending effort everywhere in the media to advance the leftist agenda, no matter no matter what.
Anyway, I appreciate the call, Cindy.
Thank you very much.
We'll be back and continue here in just a second.
Oh, you know it as well as I do.
It is some TV network out there.
I don't care.
Some little production house somewhere, even as we speak, drooling over the possibility of a Rachel Gentel reality show.
Guy, you just know it.
Because they all think last night was oh charming, engaging, just likable, lovable, funny, really, really well spoken.
You wait.
Uh maybe homie boo-boo.
I don't know.
But as has anybody asked Rachel Gentel, has she weighed in on the whether or not the uh Washington Redskins is a racist mascot name?
Somebody should ask.
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