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June 8, 2015 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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June 8, 2015, Monday, Hour #3
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Yes, America's Anchorman is away and this is your undocumented anchorman sitting in and honored to be here, 1-800-282-2882, no supporting paperwork whatsoever.
The last unamnestied foreigner in America doing the work Americans won't do.
By the way, people get sick of foreigners coming on the radio and telling everything that's wrong with the joint.
So you will be glad to know that in this week of guest hosts, Rush returns Monday, but in this week of guest hosts we will have authentic all-American long-form birth certificate guest hosts who will be checking in later in the week.
We're going to have Eric Erickson and then Buck Sexton and then Roger Hedgecock returns to the roster, former mayor of San Diego.
That's a mayor you could rely on to run for president.
That's not like Martin O'Malley in Baltimore or Bloomberg.
He should try to run for president if we're going to have these mayors as presidents.
But Roger will be back and I know a lot of people used to love listening to Roger guest host back in the early years of this century.
So it's a thrill to have him back and he will be here Friday and then Rush returns on Monday.
I mentioned just before the end of the last hour that Samantha Power, America's ambassador to the United Nations, that's not like any other Rinky Dink ambassador, she sits at the cabinet table.
That's a cabinet position.
And Samantha Power had compared as feminist icons Mattress Girl at Columbia University, this pampered, privileged beneficiary of the most cossetted upbringing in human history, with the Afghan women's national cycling team.
They're both comparable.
Mattress Girl and the Afghan women national cycling team are both comparable in terms of feminist icons.
And now Mattress Girl has gone and released the world's dullest sex tape, the world's dullest sex tape.
And Scott Farker tweets to him, he sent this tweet to Ambassador Power, but kindly copied it to me and said, are the Afghan women's national cycling team going to release a sex tape as well?
Because that's what these female empowerment heroes do.
Mattress Girl released a sex tape.
Let's have a sex tape from the Afghan women's national cycling team as well.
Maybe get a few of those old-time village warlords in for some of the bit parts.
That's female empowerment to Samantha Power.
One other thing, we're talking about climate change.
The latest development, this guy, Sheldon Whitehouse, who's a Democrat senator from Rhode Island, all the worst ideas coming from Rhode Island, because you've got Lincoln Chafee with his introduce the metric system to America.
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse wants the Department of Justice to file racketeering suits against people who disagree on global warming to climate change deniers.
So Senator Whitehouse, RICO, the RICO laws are racketeering laws that are designed for organized crime.
But one reason why we should have very few federal laws is because whatever they were originally intended to do, they soon come to apply to anything.
Particularly when you've got a politicized Justice Department.
I got no use for Denny Hastett.
I thought he was a terrible speaker, terrible for the Republican Party.
I got no use for him at all.
But this stupid thing where the guy is looking at however many years in the slammer for withdrawing his own money from his own bank to do something that's perfectly legal to do, i.e. Pay off a blackmailer.
The idea that that is a federal crime is disgraceful, absolutely disgraceful.
It's bad enough that we have this federal reporting requirement where if you write a check for $10,000, they notify the federal government.
That's bad enough.
It's bad enough that if you write three checks for $9,750, the Department of Justice thinks that's so suspicious, they'll come and investigate you for drugs or terrorism or whatever.
That's bad enough.
But the idea that you can be sent to jail, you commit a criminal offense when you lawfully draw out money from your own lawful bank account to give to somebody in an entirely lawful way, and you can go to prison for that, is absolutely disgraceful and gets to the heart of the problem with federal lawmaking: whatever it was intended for, eventually it just becomes applied to everything, particularly when you've got a politicized justice department.
So now the politicized justice department, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, wants the DOJ to file racketeering suits against climate change deniers.
And they take this stuff seriously because the Democrats are all about the criminalization, the criminalization of opposition.
In other words, you don't just have a policy dispute with them, you have committed a crime.
That's how they think on global warming.
That's how they think on transgender issues.
That's how they think on everything.
The criminalization of opposition, which, of course, is the classic hallmark of the one-party state.
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This is the first time I've been here since Russia's great right-hand man, Kit Carson, died in January.
Rush used to call him on air HR because he was Kit's chief of staff.
So he used to call him H.R. Holderman.
I just wanted to say a word about Kit because insofar as I have a radio career, it's in large part thanks to Kit.
And insofar as I have a studio to do a radio career, such as it is from, it's thanks to Kit.
It was Kit who suggested that we find a studio up here in far northern New Hampshire so that I didn't have to travel to New York when I guest hosted for Rush.
And he was the one who, when he first glimpsed it through my assistant cell phone, was the one who dubbed it Ice Station EIB.
And the name kind of stuck.
That wasn't my invention.
It's like a lot of funny things I've said over the years.
That was Kit in my earphones.
Kit was the guy who dubbed this place Ice Station EIB.
And I'm amazed now, wherever I go, people refer to it as that.
We had some plumbing work done here a few months back, and the guy was a Rush listener, and he walked in the door and he goes, Wow, I can't believe I'm in Ice Station EIB.
I was once stopped at the border and subjected to the secondary body search.
And the guy was very nice about it.
As he was feeling all my intermittent body parts, he glanced at my ID with the address on it and he said, Oh, I've always wondered where Ice Station EIB was.
That line came from Kit.
And it seems slightly odd to be sitting here without having Kit's voice in my ear.
It's the first few times I guest hosted, I had Kit and Mr. Snerdley, and then they'd kind of take it in turns in the years since.
But it's still strange to be sitting here without Kit in my ear.
And the one thing people hate about me on the radio well, there's lots of things people hate about me on the radio, but the one thing that really annoys people and that drives them nuts and they make complaints about it on tweets and blog posts and all the rest of it.
They say, I don't mind Mark Stein when he's talking about ISIS or the Iranian nuclear program, but I hate the way he laughs at his own jokes.
And in fact, in fact, I don't laugh at my own jokes because I know they're not funny.
What that is, what people think of as me laughing at my own jokes, was in fact Kit responding to my jokes and saying something funnier in my ear.
And that's why I'd laugh involuntarily because he'd say something that was so funny.
And then he'd give this bink honking laugh that he used to have.
And it was hard not to join in.
So I'm always receptive and attentive to criticism.
But in the case of me laughing at my own jokes, you'll have to blame Rush's chief of staff for that because Kit tended to top-buy jokes with a funnier line and that would just make me guffaw.
And Kit died of a terrible brutal cancer at the beginning of the year.
And you may remember Rush was very, very moving about it.
And a few days later, they held Kit's funeral in New York.
Kit had been with Rush for 27 years.
27 years.
It's a long, long time.
He wasn't a radio guy.
He wanted to be a Broadway actor.
No ambitions in radio.
But Rush found the mail was all getting a bit too much.
And so there wasn't an excellence in broadcasting giant super mega corporate network with vast employees and all the rest of it.
There was just Rush.
And then Kit came on and started opening the mail and doing one.
Went back 27 years with him.
And Rush, at Kit's funeral a few days after he died, he did an absolutely beautiful eulogy for Kit.
And he addressed Kit's two young sons, Jack and Jesse, directly, which I've never seen anybody do in a funeral before, stand up there in the church and address the grieving children directly.
I'd never seen anybody do that.
And it was strange because I was talking to Rush afterwards.
Basically, Kit's role, as Rush said on air, was to say no.
Everybody wants a piece of Rush all the time.
You can't believe what it's like.
Everyone wants to, can you just do that?
I know you don't usually do this, but just make an exception.
Oh, please come here, do this.
Please come here and do that.
And if you don't have somebody to say no, you find you're taking part in a charity golf event in Seattle at 11 o'clock in the morning, and then you're supposed to be giving a speech in Philadelphia at 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
And Kit was the guy who used to say no.
And I went up to Rush afterwards, and I said, you know, that was an incredible eulogy you gave, Rush.
It was like very powerful, very moving.
When you address Kit's sons directly, it was amazing.
And he said, oh, thanks for that.
I've never done one before.
And I said, I couldn't believe that.
I couldn't believe it, because he'd been so good and it was so true and so moving.
I couldn't believe he'd never done another funeral eulogy before.
And then, as someone said to me about five minutes later, that's because Kit probably said no to everybody else.
And Kit sadly wasn't around to say no to this request.
And Rush delivered a beautiful eulogy at Kit's funeral.
But it seems strange to be doing this, the first Rush Limbaugh show sitting here without Kit down the line in New York or wherever.
And he was with Rush for 27 years, helped me out for a little less time than that.
But I owe him a lot, and this show owes him a lot.
And even listeners, millions of listeners who don't know his name, oh, kid a lot for what he did for Rush and for this show.
This is Mark Stein on the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.
We'll take your calls straight ahead.
Mark Stein, in for Rush.
Let's go to John in Chicago, Obama Central.
John, you're live on the Rushlinbusho.
Great to have you with us.
Blue-collar truck driving, formerly banned from Canada Dittos, sir.
It's a place.
Hey, banned from Canada.
That's an exclusive club.
We'll take anybody.
You have a very rare honor.
Treasure that one, John.
Yeah, it's a short story in a long book.
Hey, I'm a very quickly diminishing minority here.
I'm a truck driver who speaks English and doesn't really care about stuff like global warming or the thing called gender.
What I do care about is stories that don't get talked about a lot.
And last week, for about 10 seconds, there was this right-wing hate speech blog called the Wall Street Journal.
And it had a story saying, oh my God, the top 20 insurers, because of unforeseen circumstances with Obamacare, are going to increase their deductibles, co-pays, and premiums from 10 to 26%.
Right.
And that was washed over.
We had Caitlin, we had all this other stuff.
Nobody talked about it.
When the holiday hangover is over and people start opening up their bills and having to remeet their deductibles and deal with their copays next January, that's when we're going to start seeing this god snack of shutting down the American economy.
No, this, you're absolutely, you're absolutely right, John, because Obamacare doesn't fix anything.
It's not, America now is in a very strange situation for most of the rest of the civilized world.
If you take like Italy, Italy is a private healthcare system and a public healthcare system.
And we have this hideous push-me-pull you that's got all the worst aspects of private health care, like the deductible and all the rest of it, and all the worst aspects of public health care, the government paperwork and the government rules.
And it's a unique nightmare.
And premiums have gone up and they're going to go up.
And there's another, and so in effect now, all the other aspects of it, the cost of the healthcare goes up.
So the cost of the health insurance isn't insuring you against anything because what you're paying in the course of a year would be enough to have a couple of major diseases treated in a Swiss clinic.
Your deductible, the deductible alone, everyone's going to these like high deductible plans.
The deductible alone would be enough to have a couple of diseases a year.
And that's like serious cash.
And what you have to pay for, what you get for paying the high deductible, is less than it used to be.
Because one of the complications of a pseudo-public, pseudo-private government-regulated system is that it moves, which is the most inflationary thing in the healthcare system, is that it moves the price of this product further and further away from any market rates.
As part of my deductible, I went to the hospital and I had to have an x-ray and an MRI.
And even if you price the MRI expensively, the X-ray and the MRI shouldn't come to more than $1,000.
And instead, it came to $4,200.
$4,600?
I may be underestimating it.
But for the cost of that, I could have gone first class to Bermuda, had an x-ray and an MRI in the King Edward VII hospital in Bermuda and flown back and still been $2,000 better off.
And the reason that's important is because the arrangement between government and insurers that the hospitals cannot set a price that is lower than what the government and the insurers have agreed as the general rates, that is one of the most inflationary things out there.
If you remember when Rush got into his heart trouble and he went to the hospital in Hawaii and they said, give us your card.
What are you?
Blue Cross, Blue Shield, whatever.
They did all that.
And he said, I got no time for that.
I'm having chest pains.
I just want to get in there.
And he got his checkbook out and said, what's the damage?
And gave them the check.
You can't do that now because you can't set a cash price for that product that bears any relationship to what it actually costs them to do that.
And in fact, a lot of hospitals, increasingly, because of the complications, aren't even taking cash customers.
So you've got a situation where your premium is going up, your deductible is going up, and the cost of what you can buy with your deductible is going up.
So everything that can be inflationary in the system is inflationary.
And so even things that are completely routine, like some lousy little x-ray, is going to cost more than it did a couple of years ago.
And the disaster, I'm with Obama on this to this degree.
I think it's stupid having nine guys in black robes deciding the healthcare arrangements of 300 million people.
I think that is about as stupid as any kind of system ever.
And some of them are very smart guys.
I like Scalia and I like these other fellas.
But the idea that nine guys should determine whether this or that aspect of a healthcare regime can be fixed and how it should be fixed and whether it's permissible or whether it's impermissible is a recipe for even more barnacles encrusting to what ought to be a relatively simple system.
But the net result is, especially as Obama is not meeting, he was supposed to have 21 million people I think by the end of this year.
He's not anywhere near that target.
And the idea that at that point, the only way to get the money from, the only place to go get the money is from you.
And so higher premiums, higher deductibles, and you'll be able to, eventually you'll be paying a 15,000 deductible and that will cover an x-ray and a flu shot.
And that's the disaster that Obamacare has done to the American healthcare system.
Mark Steinin for Rush, more of your calls.
Straight ahead.
Yes, great to be with you.
I've had a couple of people email me and say, what was that book you're in about climate change?
That one you've co-written, the climate change book.
Well, it's a bit like when people call up and say, oh, I love that song about someone who's over the rainbow.
What's it called?
The book about climate change is called Climate Change, The Facts.
And I'm honored to be in there.
And it's got a lot of useful facts on climate that will enable you to clobber your warm mongering pals when they say we need to have a massive carbon tax and destroy the advanced industrial economy in order to mitigate it.
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You know, climate change is one of these issues that's more complex than people think.
It's very easy to say, oh, global warming, CO2, temperatures, SUVs, carbon tax, and all that.
But all kinds of things impact the climate.
There's a story from the Malay Mail, the Malay Mail from Malaysia, from Sabah, if you know your Malay states.
And it says that the naked tourist brought on Mountain, the Mountain's Roth.
An earthquake that has so far claimed 11 lives here was caused by the sacrilegious act of a group of Europeans who stripped naked on the peak of Mount Kinabalu, according to Deputy Chief Minister Tan Siri Joseph Perrin Kittingan.
And he's the deputy chief minister of this Malay state, Sabah.
And he, yeah, they're just naked white men, Mr. Snurdley.
He can't believe this.
I know, actually, I'm proud of this.
Canada, I think, contributed more naked white men and women.
Although, obviously, since that Vanity Fair cover came out, we all look the same naked, don't we?
We've all got breasts and penises now.
It's a marvelous world these days.
So, anyway, these were various Canadian, Dutch, German men and women.
And at the summit plateau, they took their clothes off to celebrate the fact that they were on the top of this sacred mountain.
The next thing that happens is there's a massive earthquake.
And the deputy chief minister of Sabah is now saying that naked white men brought on, it's like the ultimate white privilege.
They're causing climate change now.
And white men getting naked on the top of this sacred mountain caused it to erupt with fury, bring on this earthquake in Malaysia.
And so that's why we need, that's why the commitment of Barack Obama and Francois Hollande and Ankhola Merkel to reduce the planet's global warming is only the beginning.
Because unless we have strict regulations on the white man using his penis to cause earthquakes, then there really will be the unpredictable climate events will continue to happen.
And I'd like to see Obama and Francois Hollande and David Cameron and Ankle Merkel.
I'd like to see that on the next G7 agenda because they're not getting serious, sir.
They're not getting serious about this stuff.
Jerry Brown is also concerned because for some reason, since it's been run by Democrats, one of the lushest places on earth, California, has been turned into a desert.
So they've now got all these drinking restrictions there.
Jerry Brown is now boasting that he said today, I didn't take a shower this morning.
So he's now, Jerry Brown, the governor of California, Governor Moonbeam, has given up taking showers.
He wouldn't have done that if he was still dating Linda Ronstadt.
But he's given up taking showers and he's urged people to drink less water and drink more wine.
He can't do the Jesus thing of turning the water into wine.
He's not there yet.
But he's saying, so he's saying there's no water, there's no water.
We've run out of water to turn into wine.
What California actually needs is to turn its wine into water.
But he's been saying that with the record doubt plaguing California, there's been a mandatory 25% use in water statewide.
And farmers have been forced to leave their land fallowed.
And you know, we were talking to Bob, who'd just been banned, who'd been banned from going to Canada.
Canada is the house of soud of water.
Canada has got the water.
Canada, if you don't want your Keystone pipeline for oil, you ought to be begging Canadians to have some Keystone pipelines for water to save California.
Because this is like the Libyan desert.
It's the curse of Hillary.
Since she overthrew Gaddafi like a harmless little fella, harmless little guy.
He was causing no trouble to anybody.
He'd keeled over and lay on his back and wanted his tummy tickled after Bush overthrew Saddam.
He gave up his weapons of mass destruction.
He was on side.
And Hillary decided to overthrow him to make a point for no pub.
He was just harmless.
The worst you could say about him is that he was the Caitlin Jenner of the Arab world.
He was basically this elderly, pockmarked Arab drag queen and no harm to anybody.
And Hillary, because of her transvestophobia, decided to go in there and overthrow her.
And she left a wasteland.
And as part of God's curse upon America, for the folly of Hillary's foreign policy, he is now turning California into the Libyan desert.
And so Governor Jerry Brown, in a first world nation, the governor is boasting that he didn't take a shower this morning.
You're never going to see him naked.
He's not like those guys who brought on the earthquake in Malaysia.
He sleeps in his clothes.
He doesn't take showers.
This is what's come to California.
And that's the latest state of the plague that's going on there.
Now, I mentioned Hillary.
And my view on this is that these guys are trying to head fake us.
Don't bring up the scandals.
It's not going anywhere.
She's so weak.
57% of people don't trust her.
And she understands this.
And she's done something that is the complete opposite of her husband's strategy.
He went into conservative states and he won conservative states.
She's doing this shrunken thing where she's just trying to motivate, super motivate the Democrat base.
And I think the fact that she's actually their strategy is not to compete, not to compete, do a nationwide thing like Bill Clinton, is a recognition of Hillary's weakness.
And the Democrats are going to do, it's going to be like that thing with the elderly senator in New Jersey where they pulled him out of the game and they put some other fella in there at the last minute.
I wouldn't be surprised.
There are people in the Democrat Party, you know they think like this.
You know they think like this.
And I wouldn't rule it out, pulling some big old switcheroo in which she announces that she's too sick to run six weeks before the election and they parachute some other guy in to take her place.
But Hillary is a weak candidate and she cannot withstand the scrutiny.
And so Republicans should not let themselves be headfaked by clever Democrat media pundit types telling them to steer clear from her.
Right now, Hillary is her own worst enemy.
And the Democrats are panicking about that because they know she's a loser.
Mark Stein for Rush.
We'll take your polls straight ahead.
Hey, great to be with you.
Mark Stein in for Rush.
It turns out global warming, that feeling that the planet is heating up, it's apparently just the radiation from Jerry Brown's armpits.
Something to do with that.
Anyway, Mr. Snurdley has just shared with me the most important news of the day, and that is that in what may be a world first, Toronto is to host an accessible orgy for disabled people.
You know how it is, like when you hear there's a great orgy and you'd love to get in there, but it hasn't got a wheelchair ramp.
And it's just like infuriating and you can't get in there.
So now a Toronto theatre is hosting a deliciously disabled sex night for disabled people and their carers.
Because in case it all gets that may be the one time you really need your carer if you like injure yourself during the disabled orgy.
That's when you really do want the carer standing by.
There will also be an interpreter for the deaf.
So if you are wondering why the really hot chick is just being totally unresponsive to you, there will be an interpreter there at this disabled mass orgy for disabled people.
And it's the idea of Stella Palakarova, who says the naysayers she goes that people are criticizing her and think there's something wrong with having an orgy for the for the disabled.
And she's saying the naysayers are just subconsciously hating the fact that people in wheelchairs are having great sex, better sex than a lot of people are having the sun, she told the Toronto Sun.
And so now it's only fair that if able-bodied people get to partake in orgies, then there should be disabled accessible.
It must be in the Americans with Disabilities Act.
You got to have, you're going to throw a really great orgy, you've got to make sure you've got a wheelchair ramp outside.
So all that you got to have interpreters for the deaf standing by.
Because anything, anything that able-bodied people can do, if able-bodied people can have a great orgy, then we should probably certainly have federally subsidized orgies here.
So it's like it's like the the special Olympics of orgies, as Barack Obama would say, if he was doing his special Olympics gags on the tonight show.
But that is the big that that is the big news out of Canada this this morning.
People talk about the next thing, next thing, the next thing.
And there's always the lesson of the last week in America is that there is always a new next thing.
You know, that deputy chief minister in Sabah, who was complaining about all these Westerners showing their pallid penises of white privilege at the top of his sacred mountain, he better not put a wheelchair ramp up there or he's going to be getting disabled, white, privileged, white penises showing themselves off at the top of the sacred mountain.
It's all identity group politics all the time now.
That is the point of it.
But I must say, I'm usually more despondent about these things.
But if you notice a slight uptone, a beat tone to the show today, it's because I think actually the forces of good aren't in a bad place right now.
The Democrats have their worst candidate, worse even than John Kerry, their worst candidate since certainly since Dukakis.
And they're already panicking about it.
And she has already lost her luster.
And nobody is enthused about her.
And the point about all the scandal stories is that this or that one may not be a smoking gun.
The fact that Clinton, Bill Clinton, gets $700,000 from the Nigerians to give some speech that is totally boring, that nobody's interested in.
And people have a kind of admiration for that because, like, Bill and Hillary are the only people on the planet who've ever scammed the Nigerians.
They got $700,000 for a Leaden speech.
A Leaden speech for Bill Clinton.
This fake charity, this fake charity, where people give real dollars thinking they're giving to a charity.
If you give a million dollars to charity, 6% of it, $60,000, actually goes to the charity.
So if you're one of these people, like Hillary Chelsea is giving more speeches on diarrhea in Africa than anybody else.
She knows she is.
She could do Celebrity Jeopardy, the diarrhea in Africa round.
She would ace it.
This is all she talks about.
Diarrhea in Africa.
Chelsea's giving these speeches, diarrhea now.
If you're concerned about diarrhea in Africa, you would be better just to fly over there and drop dollar bills out of the plane.
It would do more good.
If you give a million bucks to the Clinton Family Foundation, 60,000 of it will go to diarrhea in Africa.
And the other $940,000 is just sluicing through the great sewer pipe of the Clinton family's income.
And this is a huge problem for the Democrat Party.
Whether or not there's a smoking gun, this stuff is doing its damage week in, week out.
And they're stuck with her or they have to get serious about replacing her real soon.
Markstein for Rush.
Back in a moment.
Yeah, I've just had one of Clinton's Nigerian emails in my inbox.
Dear sir or madam, I am Sidney Blumenthal, Honorable Barrister of the esteemed Prince William Jefferson Clinton.
And if you just send us our bank details, then for a small consideration of $750,000, I will come and speak to your people about diarrhea.
It's amazing.
These Clintons, they've got a new thing.
They've always got a new angle coming along.
It's incredible stuff.
This has been Markstein for the first day of Russia's week off.
He will be back next Monday.
I'm going to be in tomorrow.
The great Eric Erickson will be coming your way on Wednesday.
Buck Sexton, he's got all his big CIA stories.
He's here on Thursday.
And do not forget the return of Roger Hedgecock.
Great week of guest hosts.
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