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April 8, 2014 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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April 8, 2014, Tuesday, Hour #1
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Welcome to today's edition of The Rush 24 7 Podcast.
What a morning.
It's just unbelievable, ladies and gentlemen.
I haven't seen a news story that rocked my world like the one that happened this morning.
No, no, no, not Sharpton.
I don't care about that.
No, no, no.
He's wearing a wire for the FBI.
I don't I. No, not the fact that W hanging around with Clinton at the NCAAs.
I don't think that's helpful, but it's not my business.
I mean, what good is that?
I mean, that this thing, there's nothing wrong with Clinton.
Uh.
Well, I said he's good to have a couple beers with the Chase Women, yeah, go to a ball game.
I guess, yeah, that's true.
But but no, that's not what I'm talking about either.
Um I'm talking about voices incredible.
This uh newly elected uh Republican Congressman from Louisiana, Vance McAllister.
Yeah, it's amazing.
This guy, I mean, the drive-by's they're totally if if it if it if if it weren't for the uh if it well, throw CNN out there still looking for the airplane.
No, they're not.
They're up there covering Obama's bogus equal play, equal pay thing.
You know, they drag that out like they drag out the minimum wage, like they drag out all of their greatest hits when they're in trouble, and this is to perpetuate the silly war on women.
They are the biggest culprits in paying women unequally.
Details coming up.
But uh aside from that story, the equal pay thing, which the media loves, they're they're they're just totally absorbed in the uh in the incredible news that this new Republican Vance McAllister from Louisiana got caught on tape kissing a member of the opposite sex.
That's what this is about.
The guy engaged in a hetero affair.
Well, not even an affair.
The guy had a hetero kiss experience with uh, I think it was at a Christmas party last year.
You ever heard of such a thing?
Have you ever heard of a member of Congress kissing?
A female member of the staff?
It is, it's an outrage.
Well, I don't know if it was on a lips.
It eventually got there if it wasn't.
Um but needless to say, the drive-by media completely outraged and absorbed by this story.
And of course, who can blame them?
Both the congressman and the woman staffer he kissed are married.
Oh ho ho, did you see what the Pope said?
Mozilla is gonna have to demand that the Pope resign.
Because the Pope, where is this?
I put it near the top of the stack, and then other things came in and got in the way of it.
And it didn't stay at the top of the stack, but I nevertheless found it.
Although the national gay magazine, the advocate named Pope Francis its person of the year in December 2013, and make no mistake about it, that was only because of me.
The only reason that the drive-by media glommed on to the Pope is because of me.
They hate the Catholic Church in the drive-by media.
They hate it on the left, and I'm not exaggerating.
I'm not just throwing a word around.
They literally despise the Catholic Church.
And they despise anybody in it.
They despise the priests, the Monseniors, they despise the Pope.
But they had a problem.
When I came out, when the Pope came out and and and uttered uh in his encyclical economic philosophy that echoed the strains of Marxism, I said so.
And they loved that.
So they glommed onto the Pope because they they love the Pope because the Pope they thought made me mad.
That's why they love the Pope, because they thought the Pope made me mad, and anybody can make me mad ain't all bad.
And then they thought, well, hell, if the Pope is gonna go all Marxist On us on the economy, maybe, maybe the Pope will go pro-choice, and then maybe the Pope will go pro-gay marriage.
So they had a lot of hope.
They thought maybe this guy is the kind of guy that will come along and actually dump the church and reform it with the left's agenda.
Well, the Pope has quickly let them know that that's not going to happen, so now they're not happy with the Pope.
The reason they loved him is kind of worn off.
And that is me.
But back during the day when they loved a Pope, a National Gay Magazine, The Advocate named him its person of the year.
This was last December.
The uh the Pope repeated on April 2 that the Catholic Church's teaching that marriage is reserved for one man and one woman, adding that this is part of God's design.
And that, quote, the image of God is the married couple, the man and the woman.
Well, if there were any vestiges of love for the Pope remaining, they're gone now.
During his general audience speech, St. Peter's Square, on April 2nd, before a crowd estimated 45,000 people, Pope Francis first cited Genesis.
Saying God created man in his own image.
In the image of God created him.
Male and female, he created them.
Therefore, a man leaves his father and his mother and cleaves to his wife, and they become one flesh.
The image of God is the married couple, the man and the woman.
Not only the man, not only the woman, but both of them together, said the Pope.
God's covenant with us is represented in that covenant between man and woman, and this is very beautiful.
You think this is coincidental?
Now we know that the Pope doesn't read the American media, but I mean the timing of this is this not just too precious.
And remember, remember, folks, for the impact to understand the impact that this is having on the left today.
You have to go back to last year when they fell in love with the guy because he made me mad.
They think, I mean, I'm using their term, and I didn't get mad, I just observed that the Pope's economic sounds like Marxism.
And it did cause a brouhaha.
But the left said, hey, maybe there's something in this Pope we can like.
He reviewed remember he became for the shortest while a pop culture hero to the left.
And there were stories about maybe this is the Pope.
He's eschewing all the trappings, he doesn't like the rich aspects.
He's not living in the papal apartments.
This guy's a man of the people, he's walking the alleyways, and he's walking the slums.
Maybe this guy is gonna be the guy that actually tears down the Catholic Church.
They were hoping.
Not exaggerating, folks.
And it was all because they thought this guy has potential because he made me mad.
Well, that's worn off, and now the code the Pope is not only is marriage between a man and a woman, that is God's image.
Ooh, folks, this the Pope has thrown an IED.
The Pope is it's a roadside bomb that's gone off gone off here.
Not exaggerating.
He said, when a man and a woman celebrate the sacrament of matrimony, God, as it were, is mirrored in them.
He impresses in them his own features and the indelible character of his love, said Pope Francis.
Marriage is the icon of God's love for us.
And in this, the left gets an awkward reminder of what a backward thinking man the Pope actually is.
He's not a progressive.
He's not a reformer.
He's just no different than all the others that came before him after all.
And by the way, the Pope said these, remember, these are hateful things.
The Pope has just uttered anti-gay bigotry.
From that remember the lessons yesterday.
Remember the points of yesterday's program.
This beauty from the Pope, this reminder of what marriage is in Christianity.
Catholicism.
This is anti-gay bigotry.
This is hatred for homosexuality.
Or homosexuals.
This is what the Pope is engaged in.
This is how they would describe it.
And the Pope said these hateful things just days after having met with President Obama.
Apparently Obama wasn't able to teach him anything.
So the only question now is will the epheminazis decide to stage.
Yeah, the ephemerazis.
Will they decide to stage a boycott and demand that somebody fire the Pope?
Will they demand that somebody make the Pope resign?
Will they refuse to let the Pope use their browsers?
Only time will tell.
Now back to Vance McAllister who got caught kissing a woman at uh Christmas party.
The media up in arms over this.
Uh media, social media already flooded with demands that Vance McAllister resign from office.
He was caught dead to rights kissing a woman who was not his wife at a Christmas party.
Come on.
Can you imagine if a Democrat had been caught something like this?
You imagine if Bill Clinton got caught doing something like this?
Can you imagine the howls of outrage there would have been?
Oh, that's right.
There weren't any.
And Clinton did much more than just kiss a woman at a Christmas party, as you well know.
But Bill Clinton's a modern American hero.
Former presidents hang around him.
They go to basketball games, have a beer.
Well, I'm sure they have any beer, but they maybe chased women after the game.
Who knows?
But Vance McAllister, classic illustration of what I was talking about yesterday.
Vance McAllister has to go.
This is proof that he's an untrustworthy philanderer.
Bill Clinton's a trustworthy philanderer.
And Bill Clinton's because sex doesn't matter.
It doesn't affect the way he did his job.
It didn't affect the way he does his job.
Come on.
And he lied about it.
It's just sex.
Everybody would lie about it.
Bill Clinton and every other Democrat engaging the Bob Menendez.
I saw him on TV today.
He's a guy that's flying down on donors' corporate jets somewhere in the Caribbean to uh pal around with women he doesn't even know, who are being paid on his behalf.
No big deal.
Ho Humber.
Why?
Because Menendez cares about people and is pro-choice.
And uh he's probably for gay marriage.
He's uh they're a real good guy.
You know, he's he intends to do good things.
But this McAllister guy, yeah, we can't have him anywhere near Washington.
This is just this is this is this guy's a hypocrite.
A um in every story about this incredible scandal, this kiss at a Christmas party, points out that McAllister ran on family values.
For some reason, everybody forgets.
Uh Bill Clinton ran on family values when he ran in 1992.
You can look it up, but everybody forgets that.
Doesn't matter.
Because he didn't really mean it, and the left knows he didn't mean it.
He was just hoodwinking us.
But this McAllister guy rotten to the core, has to go.
No two ways about it.
Audio soundbites.
We ought to montage on this.
Just to illustrate the media's absorption.
This is from this morning.
Now that there was a there was just a just a Democrat crime spree, folks, where the word Democrat was barely even mentioned.
And now we got a Republican Congressman caught on tape kissing a staffer.
His party ID is the lead of the story, and the fact he's got to go is the second most important place.
You hear about this one?
A Republican Louisiana Congressman got caught kissing a female staffer on tape.
Republican Vance McAllister.
The Christian conservative.
First term Republican Vance McAllister.
Newspaper obtained surveillance video of Republican Vance McAllister.
Republican Congressman Vance McAllister from Louisiana.
A compromising image for a Southern Republican.
See how it worked.
No assumption, presumption, he might be a good guy.
Can't be a Republican, so he's obviously hateful, a bigot, probably a homophobe, probably against gay marriage.
He's really probably a mean guy, and he's trying to cover it up.
Actually trying to pretend he's cool and hip by kissing a female staffer to Christopher.
We know Republicans are not cool and hippie, not gonna get away with that.
They hadn't a Republican alive who can keep up with Bill Clinton, you're not even worth trying.
Don't even try it.
We will nail you.
I have a poll here.
And it's from the Hill.com.
And a poll comes just a day after the video went viral showing Vance McAllister kissing a female staffer who wasn't his wife.
That footage, by the way, was caught on a security camera, was provided to a local newspaper by an anonymous source.
Two weeks after numerous Democrats arrested for abuse of power.
You could even find the name Democrat in that story, and the Hill doesn't even mention that story.
But the the story in this uh Hill story is this voters in the United States dislike an elected official who abuses power more than one who's caught in an extramarital affair.
Quinnipiac University survey released today said nearly half of voters presented with a politician caught in an affair said they wouldn't vote for him, but more than 60% of voters said they wouldn't vote when presented with one who abuses power.
So the point is guy has an affair, not a big deal, but abuses his power in Congress.
That bothers us.
That's what the polling data says.
It doesn't kind of jibe here with forcing Vance McAllister out of office.
Okay, folks, time for our first have seen profit time out of the day.
We'll be right back.
Don't go anywhere.
Welcome back, Rush Limboy, your guiding light.
Times of trouble, confusion, murkiness, tumult, chaos.
And yes, even the good times.
And folks, I got to do something today that I have always wanted to do.
Never done before.
I got I was permitted to watch surgery.
I have always wanted to be in an OR.
I've been fascinated, but I've always wanted to.
And today, I had a chance.
I um I saw a doctor perform cochlear implant surgery on a patient from Winter Haven, Florida.
It's about an hour and a half uh the prep work and all that.
I got well, we we got them at 7.30 and and walked out about 9.15.
And it was the most amazing.
I have a cochlear implant.
And so I was curious to see, and I'd been told what the procedure involved by my doctors.
Whenever this was, I think it's eight years ago that I did this.
I don't even remember now.
Some days it seems like yesterday, other days it seems could have been eight years ago.
But I don't remember the exact year.
2001, ten years ago I did this?
At 13 years, you're telling me I've had this implant for 13 years.
How do you remember that it was That's right.
September 11th did happen right before I still had like 20% of my hearing on September 11th.
That's right.
Oh, thirteen years.
I can't.
Well, anyway.
Um, so I got to see this done uh and it was just for you surgeons, of course, and everybody that's seen it, it's it's uh probably no big deal, but I was just in awe the whole time.
Uh especially since I've had this and uh and I've had it described for me by my doctors thirteen years ago what it was gonna be, but uh I was misinformed or I misunderstood a lot of what I was told because what I was told didn't actually happen.
Like I thought that you lost all the inner ear in order to make room for the implant.
Apparently that's not the case now and never has been, not as a big deal, but it could be if they ever find a cure for whatever brought on my deafness.
But it was just fascinating.
And this is one of the highest-rated surgeons in this procedure ever, so I got to see it done really, really well.
Julie in Rochester, New York, as we start on the phones.
Great to have you.
Thank you for calling the EIB network.
Hi.
Thank you, Rush.
I'm honored to talk to you.
I listen to you all the time, and I think of the world of you.
Thank you.
I appreciate that very much.
Um I was calling today because my daughter actually lost her hearing around the same time that you lost yours, and she is now a recipient of two cochlear implants, and I've heard you talking about that over the past couple of weeks, and I just wanted to give you reassurance that it was one of the best decisions we ever made.
She came to the city.
Well, now I I appreciate that.
How old uh was your daughter when she lost her hearing?
She was three and a half, and believe it or not, she had had perfect speech, so she had heard all of the steep sounds, so she sounds very much like you.
Um you would never know that she was deaf.
Yeah.
Well, it's miraculous.
I was um there were there were a lot of people in the OR today, the manual that a couple of reps from the actual manufacturer implant, and then a rep from one of the drills being used by the surgeon on the skull.
And it's actually I said there was not it was actually sculpture of the skull that was taking place to make room for the implant.
It was just stunning.
Uh and I was I was telling I was telling these um uh people because obviously they could see that that I have uh I have an implant, and uh it's uh it's fascinating to talk uh with with people about about the the experience.
And they they say are you gonna get a uh an implant on your right ear?
And I I all when when I got mine thirteen years ago, I was told, I mean, the the medical thinking of the time was just do one, you don't need two, two will not help.
Uh just just get the one, and besides, if there is a cure for what happened to you, you need to have one ear untouched and unavailable to apply the cure.
And then after, and they said, how long is the cure gonna be?
Well, we're hoping you know 10 years.
Well, then 10 years came and went, and there was no cure.
So now they're urging me to do what you just said, go bilateral, get an implant on my right uh on my right side.
So I'm gonna do it.
I have made the decision to do it.
I'm gonna get an implant on my right side.
One of the reasons I want to see the surgery today, we just find out what's gonna happen.
Uh when when it does happen.
Well, I strongly recommend it.
Um I know everybody's case is a little bit different, but she went from having an interpreter in school for backup when she had just the the left side, and when we did the right side, which actually now is her favorite ear, she prefers the right over the left.
Um the interpreter's gone, she just went from having um an IEP at school, she's now down to a 504 plan, and she doesn't need an interpreter, she doesn't use the the FM system, and she can hear surround sound and like locate sound.
Well, I gotta tell you, you know, this is this is that is miraculous.
I told the some of the people in the OR today, it's if you to show you the in my case, the genuine miraculous nature of this.
If you draw the entire timeline of humanity from the time humans first trod till today, let's just assume that's 10 feet on a timeline.
Yeah.
Something you can easily imagine.
My time on that timeline is so small that you couldn't point it out.
Let's say it's smaller than a grain of sand in that whole t 10-foot timeline of humanity.
And when I lost my hearing, it happened to coincide with human technology advancing to the point that the cochlear implant existed.
If I had lost my hearing three years or well, five years earlier, I would have had to quit this job.
I would not I would have lost my career.
And I just I've always been kind of in awe of that reality.
You found like my husband and I, I think that every day we wake up and think, my gosh, if she was born like you just said earlier, she wouldn't have had the technology to be fully hearing and you know, enjoying all the things that our does because we're a hearing family.
You know, we don't have uh, you know, she wasn't born deaf.
So for her to be able to participate and do all the things that everybody else can become.
Well, that's really that's really good about the second implant making that big a positive difference for her.
I hope the same thing happens to me.
Me too.
Me too.
Because we you have to continue, and you know, the more you can hear, the better quality of life, uh more you can bring into your head.
Well, see, in my case, that's not been the case.
My hearing is actually deteriorated in the 13 years.
Not be it's it's strange.
I don't want to spend too much time on this because it bores people, but uh what a cochlear implant is essentially twenty-two, depending on the brand you get, eighteen to twenty-two bionic, man-made electrodes that are attached to the cochlea that replace thirty-five thousand hair cells.
Well, there's no way twenty one or eighteen man-made sensors can replace the sensitivity of thirty-five thousand hair cells.
Well, I have had to disconnect over half of the electrodes because they they cause a facial tick in me at normal volume.
So I'm working on six electrodes, so my speech comprehension is actually gotten worse.
So with that not now, maybe the right side it'll be a vast, vast improvement over it.
Obviously, it will be to start, and I just gotta hope that I don't have the same facial tick.
Uh yeah, that's yeah.
Well, I wish you all the best of luck.
I'm so excited for you, and I pray that you have the same results that our daughter did.
So I'm thank you very much.
I I hope the same thing.
But I this is a backstop.
If the if the um look uh if it if it does not provide any improvement, doesn't matter.
I still have the one that I have now that I know is perfectly functional and usable.
So the only thing it can be is a bonus.
There's no way it can be uh a drawback.
Because if it doesn't work, but if it if it's worse, I don't have to use it.
So there's al there's no downside now to uh to doing it.
So I'm I've decided I'm gonna do that.
I appreciate the call.
Thanks so much.
This is uh let's see, where are we going?
Judy in Clarkson, Michigan.
I'm glad you waited.
You're next on the EIB network.
Hi.
Hi, my friend.
I uh calling regarding the uh new headline, growing talks of Bush versus Hillary in 16.
First of all, that just blew my mind because what do we have?
Royal families in this country, the Kennedys, the Bushes, the Clintons.
I said, next it's gonna be Chelsea and Sasha.
Yeah.
You know, uh the the this I hear you and I feel for you, and I'm saying, what the heck?
Is this it?
Is this the best we've got to offer?
Exactly.
You know, and Jeb's out there, Jeb, I think what Jeb's doing i i he in preparation for maybe running, you know what Jeb is saying things to get this uh this this can the conservative backlash to him out of the way.
Well, I really think what he says, hey, people come in here as an act of love.
That's designed to tick us all off or take the the uh uh the Tea Party people off now.
Get it done with and over with and then out of the way and and move on.
But look, uh I know they're setting it up that way in the drive-bys, but it's not a lock that Hillary is gonna get the nomination, even then it's not a lock.
I don't even think it's a lock she's gonna run.
And if she does run, it's not a lock she's gonna get the nomination, and it's not a lock that Bush is gonna get it if he runs.
If Jeb Bush did get the nomination, I would be done voting.
I know that's terrible thing to say, but why?
If the GLP is that stupid and uh like even his own mother said, whatever, how many millions of people in this country?
And I'll tell you what, my son or his wife, either one would make a better president than Jeb Bush.
Yeah, but they probably couldn't handle the handle the anal exam that they would get if they tried it.
Uh but mine could.
Well, but they might not they might not want it.
What do you mean you might they might could.
If your son or daughter Republicans looks like they can win, they'll make it up about them.
Oh, I got you.
But I had to touch it.
My head was just blowing off yesterday, and um near my sounding board.
Sorry.
Well, uh you call any time.
Call it from the ledge, from bed, wherever.
Call any time.
I will walk you back.
Thanks much.
Back after this, folks.
Ha!
Ah.
Yeah.
Welcome back, friends.
L. Rushbow.
Half my brain tied behind my back while meeting and surpassing all audience expectations every day.
Here's John in Chicago.
John, great to have you.
Glad you called, sir.
Hello.
Hello, sir.
Thank you so much for taking my call.
It's a pleasure to talk to you again.
You bet.
Um, I wanted to respond to your comments about the Congressman uh making out with a woman who wasn't his wife at a Christmas party.
Vance McCallister, he's gotta go.
Yeah.
He's gotta go.
I um well, you seem incredulous at that suggestion, and I I think that I have never considered marital infidelity to be a partisan political issue.
And I think I think one gets themselves in trouble when they try to treat it that way.
Uh I think that, you know, we all know that good family values, conservative Republicans like Mark Sanford and David Vitter and John Anson and Larry Craig all got a pass from Republicans for their infidelity.
And I wonder if you could be honest enough to compare the call for Mr. McAllister to resign to the reaction on the part of Republicans to uh Anthony Wiener, who never actually laid a hand on a woman at a Christmas party or otherwise.
I mean, do you see any any disparity there, sir?
Well, uh, yeah, uh let me let me let me go at this a different way.
See, the elephant in the room that you can't mention.
Or you don't want to mention the elephant.
Pardon?
I said that the the elephant, it was kind of a pun.
I I thought you were making a Republican joke there.
No, no, no, no, no.
I'm not that.
I mean, that's chr that's too easy.
Elephant equals Republican.
No, no, no.
The elephant room here's Bill Clinton.
I mean, that and you can't you can't deny it.
This is more than Mr. Infidelity.
I mean, this this is this is just beyond the pale.
And there was all kinds of cover-ups.
There were ever every effort in the world made to facilitate his lying about it, and then when he finally had to come clean, they did their best to say, ah, it's just sex.
Ah, it's not his fault.
Ah, it's nothing, it's not it doesn't affect the way he uh did his job.
Come on, it's just sex Hollywood got going and so forth.
Now you mentioned Wiener.
That seems to me the real comparison.
I I know you want to talk about Bill Clinton, but Anthony Wiener, that seems like the real comparison.
He everybody said he had to resign, and now people are saying McAllister needs to resign, and you somehow think that's unfair.
Why is it okay to call for winner to resign?
I didn't.
I'm not talking about I'm not talking about unfairness at all.
You know, if you listen here for any regular, you know that fairness to me is like equality.
It's it's ephemeral.
You can't you can't quantify it.
It's it's it's silly to demand it.
This is not about fairness to me.
This is about the lack of professionalism and consistency about bias in the media.
Pure and simple.
Now you wonder why Wiener was sacrificed.
He wasn't likable, even in his own party.
They didn't like The guy.
So they had no problem getting rid of him.
There was no value in holding on to Anthony Wiener.
He was a creep.
If you like a guy, it's okay if they cheat on their wife.
Damn right.
It's like if you're the Democrats, if you like him, you're going to find a way to keep him in power.
David Vitter is really likable.
And John Anson was really and Mark Stanford really liked the ball.
They all lost their jobs.
Wait a second.
They all lost their jobs.
No, uh every one of them stayed in office and finished their turn.
Every one of them.
And Mark Stanford has now been re-elected to public office in South Carolina.
Because he's paid the price.
He paid his job.
It was real love, it turned out.
It was you have to admit it, Edward.
It was real love.
There's only one thing that can explain that kind of erratic behavior, and that's real love.
You know, it's hip.
You're being a hypocrite, Rush.
I'm sorry.
No, I'm not.
I'm not the hypocrite.
Sir, you're the past all these laws.
I'm not the hypocrite.
You call here and say that infidelity is not a partisan issue, and you don't even talk about Mr. Infidelity.
You leave him, you leave him out of the game.
I know you just want to talk about Bill Clinton.
I get that.
But the real comparison and the one that reveals your hypocrisy is Anthony Weiner.
No, why?
Why is it not Clinton?
But well, first of all.
By you, your own admission, Wiener didn't do anything but disrobe on the internet.
Anthony Wiener never even laid a hand on a woman.
Exactly, so he doesn't qualify.
Clinton does.
The reason it's a Marcus is because he's also a congressman.
And there's all the resign.
You're working too hard to make everybody knows the point that you're trying to make, but you're working too hard at it here when you will not throw Clinton in and acknowledge that he gets not just a total pass, but he actually gets praise.
The fact Lewinskys are now okay.
You say he got a pass.
He got impeached, sir.
He went to an impeachment trial.
Do you not recall that?
He has suffered no shame, no disgrace.
He is the most popular Democrat in the country.
He didn't pay any any kind of real price for that whatsoever.
Yeah, what about Gary Hart?
What about Elliot Spitzer?
Do they pay any kind of a price?
Uh again.
I think in the case.
Let me say Gary Hart.
Gary Hart brought that on himself by demanding that the media follow him around.
Oh, so McAllister, since he didn't act for the scrutiny, he gets a pass.
Do I am I telling you that McAllister deserves a pass?
I don't know, sir.
You seem to be totally incredulous that people would call for him to resign.
See, you do you have no sense of your incredulity when people call for Wiener to resign.
You know, I this is the this is this is it.
The problem, John, you your your sense of humor is just dormant.
Parody satire, uh I'm not incredulous.
I know how the game works.
I know the guy's gone.
I know he's history.
I never call I never call for any of these people to resign.
I never do that.
I don't look at it that way.
My my effort here is totally on informing the public and have them looking at things the way I do.
I'll have fun with all of this.
That's what you don't see.
You he you heard me open the pro.
You think I'm really mad about this.
I'm simply you guys gotta lighten up.
You just have to lighten up.
You know, I got people tell you the Democrats threw John Edwards overboard.
They did not throw John Edwards overboard.
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