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June 9, 2015 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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June 9, 2015, Tuesday, Hour #1
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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
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Lots to talk about today.
The TSA, a new report from the Inspector General of the Department of Homeland Security.
This isn't the thing from whatever it was four days ago that revealed that on test runs that they conducted for smuggling weapons onto planes, the TSA procedures failed 96% of the time.
And that guy who's the Secretary of Homeland Security or whatever he's called said, well, you have to look at this in context.
I'd love to know.
He didn't explain the context in which a 96% failure rate looks good.
But that was last week's story.
The new story today is that 73 airline industry employees had possible links to terrorism.
That's to say they're on the terrorist watch list.
73 people who are on the – you know, when somebody does something like these – the guys, the Sarnayev guys in Boston, all the fellas in Garland, Texas, when they tried to commit mass murder at the Mohammed cartoon event.
everyone always calls them lone wolves.
And they're not lone wolves, they're known wolves.
They're already in the system.
They're already in the database.
The FSB had leaked the Sarnaev guy to the FBI, and the FBI did nothing about it.
They're known.
They're on the list.
So there's 73 guys on the list working at American airports.
These are people on the terrorist watch list working for the airlines or working for the airports.
And that's the ones they know about.
If there were really lone wolves that they didn't know about, how many of those do you think there are?
Just another 73 or 273 or 573 working at the airports.
And meanwhile, meanwhile, and that's how it will be if one of these guys gets through and puts something on a plane and the plane blows up or the airport blows up and it turns out he's working, he's a baggage handler for El Cheapo Airlines and he was on the terrorist watch list.
But under the fabulous system that has been erected since 9-11, the TSA does not have access to the comprehensive terrorist watch list.
In other words, you're shuffling through the line at the airport.
You're having to take your shoes off.
They're groping in your genitals.
And you assume that this is all for some purpose.
But the actual purpose that it's supposed to be, which is preventing terrorists from getting on the plane, the federal agency responsible for preventing terrorists from getting on the plane, does not have access to the terrorist watch list.
This is government in a nutshell.
All these agencies, all these acronyms, all these money-no-object budgets, and the terrorist and the anti-terrorist agency responsible for preventing terrorists getting on the plane doesn't have access to the terrorist watch list.
They have regulations on the consistency of your pumpkin pie.
At Thanksgiving, they warn you that your pumpkin pie has to be a certain consistency.
That's why Thanksgiving has gone to hell, because people are flying across the country with these rock-hard pumpkin pies.
Because if it's not rock-hard and dried-out and inedible and sits in your stomach like some rusting tugboat on the bottom of the Suez Canal, if it's anything less like that, it counts as a liquid and then you could weaponize your pumpkin pie.
If you're looking for an agency that's got rules on pumpkin pie, the TSA is your go-to guy.
Three years ago at San Francisco, they stopped a guy going through the detector because his penis was too large.
They've got maximum rules on the maximum size of penis.
And this guy's penis was too large.
He was in breach of the TSA maximum penis size regulation.
When your penis is that large, you've got to check it and it's got to go in the hold.
They've got rules for that.
They've got rules for pumpkin pie consistency.
They've got rules for penis size.
But they aren't allowed to see the terrorist watch list.
So all those people, when you're standing in line shuffling through, and all the people going along and just flashing the ID and going through, all the baggage handlers, all the people who work at the Taco Bell right next door to the boarding ramp, all those guys, all those guys, there's 73 of them who are known to be on the terrorist watch list.
How many hundreds of fellas who'd like to go full Allahu Akbar do you think are at those airports and aren't on the terrorist watch list and TSA knows nothing about them?
Complete waste of time, that agency.
Department of Homeland Security, complete waste of time.
Some of us objected to setting it up at the time, but it's more than that.
It's more than a terrorist issue.
It is what happens when you have these big, multiple competing agencies never sharing information, the duplication and all the rest of it.
You see it when it comes to drugs, where it's DEA, ATF, all kinds of FBI, all kinds of people want a piece of that action.
You see it even with, we were talking yesterday about the temperatures.
Both NOAA and NASA keep a global temperature record.
There are only three global temperature records kept in the world.
One British, two by the United States government, which is just classic U.S. duplication of resources.
And in this case, it's the perfect, it sums up government in a nutshell.
You set up a lavishly funded agency to prevent terrorists getting on the plane.
And they're not allowed to look at the terrorist watch list.
We'll talk about that on today's show.
Meanwhile, the media continue to flog a dead horse.
Republicans fear that they will win the Obamacare court battle.
I mentioned one of these stories yesterday.
The whole idea being that if the Supreme Court strikes down these federal subsidies for Obamacare, it will rebound on the Republicans.
The Republicans have had nothing to do with this.
Not a single Republican has his fingerprints on this bill.
It's called Obamacare because it's nothing to do with Denny Hastard.
It's not Hastert care.
It's not Mitch McConnell care.
It's not Rand Paul care.
It's Obamacare.
But if the Supreme Court, and they're basically telling the judges that, hey, nice little Supreme Court you got there, nice little black robes you get to flounce around in.
It'd be a shame if anything were to happen to it.
They're warning these judges, like Obama did when he was in Germany yesterday.
They're warning these guys, hey, you know, you like to preen around in your fancy robes and get invited to the State of the Union.
You wouldn't want anything happening to that nice little gig, would you?
And it's all going to be, they're peddling this story now.
It's all going to be the Republicans' fault if these things are struck down.
Democrats wrote this bill.
They wrote it sloppily.
Democrat bureaucrats determined how this bill would be interpreted.
They did it loosely.
A Democrat president stands up and basically rules by press release, which George III, by the way, didn't attempt to do.
He tells you which clauses and paragraphs apply today and which are going to be withheld for a year and all the rest of it.
But it's all going to be Republicans' fault when it goes south.
The good news is, according to Bill Press, it's going to be Joe Biden in 2016, President Joe Biden.
He may not actually be wrong about that.
He may not actually be wrong about that.
We'll have a look at Bill Press's thinking there too.
Meanwhile, meanwhile, the interest in Marco Rubio from the New York Times continues.
Following the amazing revelation that he and his wife have a combined 17 traffic offences in the last two decades, because apparently in Florida, your traffic tickets are community property.
Who knew?
But apparently, Rubio, he is his wife's keeper, according to the New York Times, and he and his wife have a combined 17 traffic tickets in the last two decades.
Rubio has four traffic tickets, two of which were dismissed, by the way, which means he won and he was in the right.
So he's basically got one traffic ticket a decade.
But this was last week's scandal at the New York Times.
Their new scandal now is that he bought himself a boat.
He got a big book advance and he bought himself a boat.
And so there's a big story in the New York Times on Market.
Yeah, he bought himself an $80,000 boat.
So it's not as lavish as what's that plane that Bill Clinton flies around on with the paedophile guy, Jeffrey Epstein's plane, the Lolita Express.
You can't buy that for $80,000.
The one that Bill Clinton flies around on with the porn star actress who's the unindicted co-conspirator in some sex trafficking thing.
I can't even believe.
Did I just mention that on the air?
Oh, I forgot.
We're not meant to talk about Bill Clinton on the Lolita Express.
But the Lolita Express, you can't get a Lolita Express for $80,000.
But he bought himself, Marco Rubio bought himself a nice little boat, $80,000 because he got a big book advance.
And this is his latest scandal.
You've got to know.
The New York Times has decided Marco Rubio is the candidate they got to drive a state through.
And their oppo research has been subcontracted to David Brock's American bridge operation, who fed them the traffic court stuff.
The traffic ticket, right?
The one traffic ticket per decade that this guy got.
I'm amazed by that.
He's driving, he's in Florida.
He's driving with guys behind guys doing 12 miles an hour with fishing hats on, riding low in the car.
You can't see anything.
And he's only managed to get one traffic offense per decade, Marco Rubio.
But now they've gone beyond that.
They said he used a book advance, a book advance he got to buy himself an $80,000 boat.
This man is unfit to be president, according to the New York Times.
We'll talk about that and take your calls.
And lots more straight ahead on the Rush Limbo show.
Mark Stein in for Rush on the EIB network.
The New York Times is taking the gloves off when it comes to Marco Rubio.
A couple of days ago, they revealed that he had one admitted guilty traffic offense every decade.
One traffic ticket for which he pleaded guilty every decade.
He had two others.
They were dismissed.
He won those.
I love that.
I thought the law and the law won.
Love it, love it, love it.
I always do that myself.
I always love to go to traffic court and whoop those judges.
And he won two of them, and the state won the two others.
He's got one traffic ticket per decade.
But the New York Times, that's a disqualifier for president right there.
You know, you should be like Mrs. Clinton.
You should get driven around everywhere.
Mrs. Clinton hasn't got any traffic tickets because she hasn't been behind a steering wheel since 1996.
So when she wants to go to the mall, she asks some Saudi prince if he'll send the jet to pick her up and fly her to the mall in Riyadh.
And they close the stores and she does her shopping there.
And then she gets on the private jet and goes back.
That's how normal people who are fit to be president do it when they go to the mall.
But this guy, Rubio, he had like a rolling stop at a stoplight, and he wants to be president of the United States.
It's just incredible.
Now, now, we have this situation where they've moved on.
It's like trains and boats and planes.
It's like whoever, who had the hit with that?
Burt Bacharak and Hal David wrote it.
I forget who had the hit with him.
It's like trains and boats and planes.
Trains, planes, and automobiles.
Whatever mode of transportation, Marco Rubio is unsafe at any speed.
He's now got a boat.
The New York Times has a story on how he bought an $80,000 boat.
No word yet on how his wife drives the boat, whether they, when she comes up to park it at the marina, she actually skims the jetty, whether she's double parked there next to John Kerry's yacht.
No word on any of that.
But he bought himself an $80,000 boat.
Their struggles with finances track Marco Rubio's career.
Is like the headline.
By the way, to write New York Times headlines, you have to have they have to be written in this sort of strange, attenuated eunuch language.
What does it mean?
Struggles with finances track Marco Rubio's career.
What does the verb track mean in that headline?
If Steve Eda or Michael Barbaro or whatever New York Times editor came up with that headline, I would love to hear it.
For years, Senator Marco Rubio struggled under the weight of student debt, mortgages, and an extra loan against the value of his home, totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars.
In speeches, he spoke of his prudent plan for using the cash to finally pay off his law school loans, expressing relief that he no longer owed, quote, a lady named Sally Mae, unquote, as he once called the lender.
For those of you who have wisely decided to eschew what passes for higher education in the United States, Sally Mae is the federal student loan agency.
But at the same time, when he got an $800,000 book advance in 2012, he splurged on an extravagant purchase, $80,000 for a luxury speedboat, a luxury speedboat.
That's not what John John Kerry had a 72-foot yacht, John Kerry, and you couldn't get, you couldn't, John Kerry couldn't get his speedo in Marco Rubio's speedboat.
You know, when he does his, goes windsurfing off Nantucket in the butter-curging yellow lycra, John Kerry would not be seen dead in this speedboat.
But this now is the greatest scandal that he paid $80,000 for a speedboat because he, because he and he was so irresponsible, because he'd had hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt, Marco Rubio, from his student debt and his mortgage and all that.
Why couldn't he just do what normal, healthy, responsible politicians do and give a speech about diarrhea in Africa for $750,000?
That's all it takes.
Look, Bill and Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton herself told us that when they left the White House, they were dead broke.
They couldn't pay the mortgages on their multiple properties.
Bill Clinton bought some Lovenest down on the Australian coast, down on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland.
He was there on 9-11.
Bill Clinton's pad, they all call it around there, because Hillary has never been seen there, oddly enough.
But at the same time, they left the White House dead broke so they couldn't pay the mortgages, couldn't pay the mortgages on their multiple homes.
Just give a $700,000 speech on diarrhea in Africa, and that is the way you pay off debt.
Yes, David Jack Smith has just sent me a droll tweet.
He goes, you know, if the New York Times thought they could get away with it, they'd call Marco Rubio speedboaty Gonzales, which they would.
They would.
If they were a Fleet Street tabloid and they were pulling this kind of lame-o-attack ad, at least they put a bit of old spunk into it, and they would call him, you better come home, speedboaty Gonzalez.
Isn't there a by by the way, just following that thought through, isn't there a bit of a racist subtext to this New York Times story?
They're sort of hinting, what does a guy, what does he, what does he need his speedboat for?
What does Marco Rubio need that $80,000 speedboat for?
Is he like drug running to the Bahamas from the Florida coast or something?
I mean, what's up?
What's why do why does he need a speedboat?
This whole story, the essence of this story is that he's a regular guy.
He's like most Americans.
Most Americans have no savings.
If the whole thing, if we had one of those EMP attacks and all the rest of it, and we went back to barter, it wouldn't make any difference because most people have the average savings per family in this country is something like $6,000.
He's a typical American.
And they can't understand why a guy who's in so-called public service isn't worth millions of dollars like the Clintons.
I mean, if you go into public service and you take these low-paying jobs as governor and senator and even president, then at the end of it, after you've given 30, 40 years of your life to public service, you should be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
That's how it was for Saddam Hussein.
That's how it is for Vladimir Putin.
That's how it is for the Clintons.
What kind of politician is Marco Rubio if he's dependent on some book advance to get himself some lousy little $80,000 speedboat?
That's the New York Times' latest attack on Marco Rubio.
Let's go to William in Sarasota, Florida.
Be careful.
Be careful, William.
Mrs. Rubio might be driving by at 26 miles an hour and double parking next to your car.
So keep an eye out for her.
Well, thanks, Mark.
Yeah, I just wanted to remind everybody also: you mentioned John Kerry's boat, you know, the 72-foot yacht that he actually did not register or dock in Massachusetts, but rather in Rhode Island, so he could save the taxes on that.
Apparently, something like a half a million a year in taxes was saved by keeping it out of state.
That's right.
And for just the taxes, just for the Massachusetts taxes on John Kerry's yacht, Marco Rubio could buy something like seven speedboats.
That's the difference between the scale of things here.
And as you say, now they're doing this Marco Rubio all about his, he shouldn't be behind the wheel of a car, he shouldn't be behind the wheel of a boat.
John Kerry doesn't even know what state to park his boat in.
As you say, he parked this yacht in Rhode Island just to save himself on the taxes.
And do you recall, William, any stories, front-page stories on the New York Times about John Kerry's yacht back at that time?
I do not.
I do not.
And I know from living here in Florida that even for 80 grand, that doesn't buy you a lot of boat, you know, considering what it takes to motor around.
I'd like to see a picture of Rubio's boat next to the John Kerry yacht for comparison.
Yeah, no, no, no.
And, you know, the John Kerry yacht cost, I think, $7 million.
So we're talking now, you could buy 100 Marco Rubio speedboats for that.
So that is, but that's what people want.
The New York Times seems to think that Marco Rubio is simply too poor to be president.
And that anyone, the beauty of America, that's why you got rid of George III and you didn't go for this monarchical shtick, is that anyone can grow up to be president.
But let's face it, when we say anyone can grow up to be president, what we mean is we'd like a guy who can buy a $7 million yacht and park it in an adjoining state for tax purposes to be president.
We'd like a guy who can give a $700,000 speech on African diarrhea to be president.
We don't want somebody who looks like an American, just like some schlaboos paying off college debt, and then he gets a big windfall book advance, and he spends 10% of that on treating himself to be a speedboat, to a speedboat.
That guy shouldn't be president.
We want somebody who's got like a normal economic profile like the Clintons, like the Clintons have.
Thanks for your call, William.
He's absolutely right, William.
He's got John Kerry parked, got a $7 million yacht, and to save $500,000 in taxes.
And that's what the New York Times is saying.
They're basically saying, why can't he, why can't this guy Rubio, this like fresh-faced, boyish charmer that we're terrified of because the Hispanic thing neutralizes the female thing with Hillary, and he looks so fresh-faced and young.
And to be honest, we're going to have to use the old Doris Day filter when we're shooting her in the primary debates.
They're worried about this guy, and they got nothing on him except that he lives like most Americans.
And again, this actually gets to the heart of what has gone wrong with politics in this country.
Everyone, there's a clever piece by Eugene Robinson going on about, another one of these pieces.
You're wasting your time with the Clinton scandals.
What doesn't kill them makes them stronger.
Eugene Robinson is like the New York Times.
He looks at the Clintons and he admires the way they set up a charity that has no purpose, doesn't do anything for all these diarrhea-riddled Africans that Chelsea and Hillary are giving speeches about.
Doesn't do anything for them at all.
You give a million dollars to them.
$60,000 goes to the diarrhea-afflicted Africans.
$940,000 goes to ensuring that the Clintons can live as head of state even when they're not heads of state.
It goes to putting Sidney Blumenthal on the payroll for $10,000.
Sidney Blumenthal makes $120,000 from the Clinton charity.
And the attitude of people like Eugene Robinson is, you rubes, you pathetic schlubs getting all head up about this, wouldn't you really, if you weren't so useless, wouldn't you like to have a big foundation that would do this for you?
People would shower you with money and you'd have like a little sideline here.
You'd have like a bonus.
It's basically the Clinton, the Clinton Foundation is a charity in the sense that when you go to the supermarket, and obviously Hillary hasn't been to a supermarket since she was back in Little Rock 30 years ago, but if you're like a regular person who still goes to the supermarket and you buy your groceries and you go to the checkout counter and they run them on the belt, and then they'll ask you sometimes, do you want to give five bucks?
You buy $200 worth of groceries and they ask you whether you want to give five bucks to go to breast cancer awareness.
That's the Clinton Foundation.
If you give a million dollars to the Clinton Foundation, they keep $940,000 and they ask you if you'd like to give a little bit that's left over to African diarrhea awareness.
That's the Clinton Foundation.
And Eugene Robinson is like a lot of these liberal pundits.
He wants us to admire them for that.
To say, oh, he's, look at these hicks, these clown car Republicans.
They're out in Iowa.
And Scott Walker, he's just like climbing into his motorcycle leathers and riding on a motorbike.
He's like, if he were really, if he were call himself a public servant, what kind of public servant does that?
Why doesn't he have a Scott Walker Foundation?
It doesn't have to be, okay, African diarrhea is taken, but Maybe there's something else.
There's, you know, genital warts in Yemen.
And he could raise awareness for that.
And there'd be the Scott Walker Foundation, and people would give him, smart people would give him a million dollars, knowing that $20,000 is going to genital warts, and he's keeping all the rest.
And he's putting his attack dogs on the charity payroll.
Tireless charity worker Sidney Blumenthal getting $10,000 a month from the Clinton Foundation for all the good he's doing for the Clinton Foundation.
The New York Times admires this.
And so they're saying, well, what kind of politician is this?
Like Marco Rubio?
Look, he's like paying, he's paying off his law school.
He's paying off law school.
He's got a mortgage.
What kind of, what's that?
What's up with that?
He's got like a mortgage for a house.
He bought himself a speedboat.
What kind of, we don't want to be, we don't want to have a president who's got an $80,000 speedboat.
Why doesn't he have a yacht?
Why doesn't he have a yacht, a $7 million yacht like John Kerry?
Why isn't he flying around on the Lolita Express to Pedophile Island like Bill Clinton sitting next to the pornostar?
Why, that's what, that's the kind of person we're looking for in our politicians.
So this is the New York Times.
This is the desperation of opposition research.
It's a year and a half to the election, and they're already at the Romney put a dog on his car and drove him to Canada stage.
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One other thing in that Marco Rubio hit piece in the New York Times, if you can call complaining about the speedboat, a hit piece, there's a financial expert quoted in there, a fellow called Harold Evensky, right?
Who is cited merely as a financial advisor, quote, who reviewed Mr. Rubio's public financial disclosures at the newspaper's request.
This is all they say about him, according to this.
And Harold Ivensky is very critical of the way the Rubios manage their finances.
This was someone that was living financially dangerously, Mr. Evensky says, because the Rubio's liabilities soared from $330,000 to a million dollars.
And Mr. Evensky says this was someone who was living financially dangerously.
This financial advisor that the New York Times sought out to comment, to review Marco Rubio's finances and comment on them.
And they just describe him as a financial advisor.
It could have been anyone.
They open up the yellow pages, look for financial advisors, and they stuck a pin in the book and they came up with Harold Lewinsky.
And we learn from the Washington Free Beacon that, in fact, the financial expert in this New York Times hit piece is an Obama donor.
They're not even pretending to do journalism anymore at the New York Times.
The last piece was fed to them by David Brock, who runs Hillary, who's doing the Hillary Oppo research, basically, the Media Matters guy, and the ones who used to have, they used to have these very nice stenographers.
I think it was Jeremiah, or was it Jeremy, who used to write down everything I said on the show and then explain what it is you're supposed to find racist about it.
These Media Matters guys, David Brock's got this other organization now, American Bridge, Bridge America, Bridge to the 21st Century, whatever it is.
And they have fed the New York Times these stories.
The Washington Free Beacon exposed the last one, the traffic ticket one.
They didn't even bother going and looking it up themselves.
They just took the word of the American Bridge guys for it and reprinted the story.
This one, this one now, they go and get an Obama donor to review Marco Rubio's finances.
Why don't you get one of those diarrhea-ridden Africans?
Okay, why don't you?
Because this will be, this is easier than finding a financial advisor.
Why don't you just go and land in the middle of the Congo, find some emaciated African starving a diarrhea and ask what she thinks about the Clintons claiming to cure diarrhea in Africa and for every million dollars you give them, they keep $940,000 for themselves.
And you ask, why don't we get a diarrhea-riddled African to review the Clinton Foundation's finances?
New York Times.
How about that?
Just be different.
Just be a little bit different.
But this is what they're worried about.
Marco Rubio looks young, looks fresh-faced.
Hillary is old, tired, leaden, going nowhere.
And they're worried.
And that's why they're pulling this stuff so early in the process.
And this idea that scandals only make the Clintons stronger.
This is the myth-making.
This is the Clinton myth-making.
Bill Clinton, that's right.
I mean, Bill Clinton, it's like reverse, you know, stains on Monica's dress are like reverse kryptonite to him.
The more stains they find, the more he does grow stronger.
That's just like he just eats it up, spits it out, and he staggers on.
Hillary is a flop.
She flopped out last time.
The only two things, the only two jobs she's done have been given to her by people who actually humiliated her, by men who humiliated her.
This is the feminist hero of Democrats.
Bill Clinton humiliated her.
He left his bodily fluids on another woman's dress.
He's the only president, only I don't actually know any other head of state or head of government anywhere else in the world who's had his bodily fluids in an FBI crime lab or any other crime lab.
Bill Clinton did that to her, and in return, the Democrats for sticking by him and not doing as any self-respecting woman would and clearing out of there, the Democrats gave her a Senate seat in a state she had nothing to do with.
Eight years later, she figures she's due something else.
So she runs for president, and this time another guy humiliates her, Barack Obama by name.
And so this time another guy has to give her the consolation prize and he makes her secretary of state.
And she does nothing as secretary of state.
Iowa Democrats couldn't name a single accomplishment.
She flew.
She racked up frequent flyer miles.
While Marco Rubio was driving at 12 miles an hour to the mall and not coming to a complete stop at the stop sign, she was flying around, jetting around, accumulating more mileage and never doing anything.
Never doing anything with it.
Mark Stein Infra Rush.
This is a weak candidate.
We'll talk about that and lots more straight ahead.
It just keeps getting better, folks.
The Senate hearing into security problems with the TSA has just come to a halt because the building has had to be evacuated because of a security threat.
That's how good the TSA is at keeping us safe.
You cannot even hold a hearing into security problems at the TSA without the hearing being shut down because of security problems.
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