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Aug. 24, 2015 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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August 24, 2015, Monday, Hour #2
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Yes, America's anchorman is away and this is your EIB anchor baby Mark Stein.
Honored, honored to be here.
Rush will return live for full strength, authentically all-American, excellence in broadcasting on Wednesday.
One final thing on this Donald Trump business.
What it's about really, why I like the campaign is, as I said, I don't think the conventions of the presidential nominating process work for Republicans.
Clearly they haven't because they've failed now for a quarter century.
They've failed since 1988, basically.
And the one time they didn't fail in 2000, the popular vote went to Al Gore, and that sent the left into a rage.
And we had all this thing with the selected president, not the elected president.
So it doesn't work for Republicans, the presidential nominating process.
It does not seem to deliver electable candidates.
Even in 2004, when Bush got re-elected, John Kerry, John Kerry, the stiffest, most unlikable presidential candidate to come down the pike until Hillary Rodham Clinton, nevertheless got the most votes any Democrat presidential candidate had ever got.
So the whole system doesn't work.
And Trump is basically just saying, screw that, I'm doing it my way.
I'm not going to have the high-priced consultants and all.
What's this Rick Wilson, the guy I mentioned, the guy who was doing the prostitute jokes about Ann Coulter?
He's tweeting about something about how he wants to come on the show.
Is that right?
Rick Wilson wants to come and have at me, does he?
Okay.
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Speak to Mr. Snerdley, Rick Wilson.
And I'm happy to have at you.
Because the Republican, the whole thing, it works for the consultant class.
It works for the consultant industrial complex.
It doesn't work as an effective vehicle for conservative ideas.
Now, I live in New Hampshire.
So we are deprived of television commercials now until next November.
We don't get any real commercials on Channel 9 here now.
Nothing.
The thing you see that you guys see in the rest of the country about the self-lubricating catheter, I would kill for a self-lubricating catheter commercial right now.
We ain't going to see one until the end of November next year.
Because we just get all these campaign ads now.
And they get from the guys in the basement.
The basement candidates are running all these campaign ads.
For example, John Kasich runs this one.
I've seen it a thousand times.
I know John Kasich's family tree better than my own family tree.
He comes on, it's all soft focus.
It's like a late Doris Day movie.
And you think, what's that blurry thing in the middle?
Oh, it's John Kasich, I think.
And he's talking about being the son of a mailman.
That's the only thing any of us know about John Kasich is that he is the son of a mailman.
And the net result is wherever he is.
He's in seventh place or whatever.
He's at 2% in this new poll.
Who cares if he's the son of a mailman?
You're running to be the tough hombre as to sit opposite Vladimir Putin and the Chinese Politburo and America's new best friend, Ayatollah Khamenei, the supreme leader of Iran.
Nobody cares if you're the son of a mailman.
You know, is Jeb Bush going to do some soft focus ad?
Oh, I had it tough growing up.
I was born the son of a president of the United States, but it wasn't like today.
Back in those days, we only had a 20-car motorcade, not the 40-car motorcade that they have now.
I'm Jeb Bush, and I've had a regular American upbringing just like you.
Jeb, 2016.
Paid for by friends of Jeb, Jeb's brother, Jeb's dad, and all the other Bushes running for president 2016.
That's all it's going to be.
Who cares?
I don't care who.
I don't care whether you're the son of a mailbad or the southern brother of a president or whatever.
It's not, it's unreal.
It's ridiculous.
The great thing I like about the thing that is best about Trump and is resonating with people is he's just taken his shotgun and blown that model of running full of holes.
Who cares?
I don't care about a son of a mailman.
Oh, we only had the 20-car motor grade.
So nuts to it, nuts to it.
It's a complete waste of time.
Big government does it again.
The EPA, who have contaminated, they've turned this yellow, this beautiful river in Colorado into a yellow river.
So they now sent water.
You've heard about this thing where they polluted the river.
The Environmental Protection Agency polluted the river.
When BP pollutes the ocean, that destroys the ocean forever.
And they have to haul these guys into Congress and haul them over the court.
When the bureaucrats pollute a river, then nobody minds.
The EPA now sent water that is supposedly to clean up the river, to pump into the river, but the water, the Navajo Nation president, the president of the Navajo Nation, says that the water appears to be tainted with a black oily substance, so he's not going to, he doesn't want it put into the river.
And that's the EPA having already polluted the river, now putting in another pollutant to add an exotic, an even more exotic flavor to the pollutant.
So if you're, yeah, they're putting in a black oil because the river is, the river at the moment is too yellow, too yellow.
So it looks like a giant latrine, this river in Colorado.
So they're putting in some black stuff, yeah, to make it.
What do you get with black and yellow?
You get a brown latrine.
So it looks like a dysentery outbreak in Colorado.
I didn't know this river, by the way, is where they filmed the famous scene at the end of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, where Butch and the kid jump into the make the big jump at the end.
This is that same river.
A reader told it to me this morning, and it reminded me that Robert Redford, who's supposed to be Mr. Environmental, has said absolutely nothing about this because oddly enough, when it's a BP or other private polluters, they're all over them.
But when big government does the polluting, Robert Redford and those guys suddenly go all quiet.
It's almost as if you almost get the impression that big government is more important to them than the environment.
I'm just saying, I'm waiting for a statement from Robert Redford on that.
I happen to have written a new book.
Actually, I didn't really write it.
I compiled what real scientists had to say about all this climate change science.
And the book is called A Disgrace to the Profession.
And it comes out, I think it comes out next Tuesday, which happens to be the first international day of prayer for global warming that the Pope has proclaimed.
Pope Francis has proclaimed the launch day of my book.
Thank you very much because you can't buy that kind of publicity.
Well, you can't buy the Pope.
So, you know, my publicists can't just slip in the money.
He did this off his own back.
Pope Francis, the nice social justice pontiff that he appears to be, has called this the International Day of Prayer, called the launcher of my book, The International Day of Prayer for Global Warming.
And my book is called A Disgrace to the Profession.
And it's about what scientists have to say about the cartoon climatology of the most famous graph of the 21st century, the hockey stick, which was the one that Al Gore promoted in his Oscar-winning crocumentary and was then taken up by the United Nations and Western governments used it.
And it's taught in schoolhouses.
My poor kids, by the time they'd gotten to fifth grade, had had this movie shoved down their throats half a dozen times.
It's about what real scientists think of climate change science.
And it's called A Disgrace to the Profession.
And I think it's number two or number three or something on the climatology hit parade.
I didn't know there was a climatology hit parade, but my book is doing better on the climatology hit parade than my cover version of Ted Nugent's Cat Scratch Fever is doing on the other kind of hit parade.
So I'll take hit wise, I'll take what I can get.
But this stuff isn't going away.
You know, Obama and Kerry keep talking about how the science is settled and there's a 97% consensus.
And yet, if you'd think there was a 97% consensus, why is it always the same four or five climate scientists talking about this stuff?
And in fact, there are lots of other scientists who say this cartoon climatology is a complete embarrassment to them.
They're deeply ashamed and humiliated by the way climate science has jumped the tracks in the last 15 years.
And that's what my new book is about.
And it's called A Disgrace to the Profession.
And it comes out, as I said, the Pope as a special promotional tie-in.
We may be doing a few joint appearances at your local Barnes and Noble.
So look for us there.
Yeah, this book is volume one because, by the way, the other thing I should mention, Mr. Snadley, is this is the guy who's suing me, Michael E. Mann.
And it's, and he's, we're now in the fourth year at the District of Columbia Superior Court.
It's a big First Amendment case about whether you have the right to criticize climate science.
Because these guys get crazy.
They want people who criticize them to be thrown in jail and all the rest of it.
We're now in the fourth year of this case.
Rush often talks about this guy, completely discredited hockey stick.
He uses one for the first half of the 15th century.
He defines the entire temperature for the northern hemisphere by using two trees from the Gaspé Peninsula up in Canada.
And then for other parts of his graph, he uses bristle cone pines in California, which can't tell the weather correctly for California, but can apparently predict and identify the temperature for the entire northern hemisphere.
And this is what other scientists think of this guy.
And I thought instead of just, you can't have all this trial material sitting around clogging up your room while you're waiting for these lethargic justices in the choked toilet of the District of Columbia Superior Court.
I mean, I don't like to complain, and if there's any judges from the District of Columbia listening at the moment, you might want to avert your ears.
But basically, the District of Columbia Superior Court, when you get up close, it looks like that river in Colorado.
The EPA should be cleaning up that toilet in the District of Columbia.
Anyway, they're all sitting around.
They're all sitting around these judges.
My lawyer is making his billable rate an extra $250 an hour on top of his regular one now.
He always says you shouldn't.
He said, you can go so far, but don't insult the judges because they take it personally.
And this is like a judge cut.
It's like a judge country.
I don't get it, you know.
Everybody needs someone to prostrate themselves before.
This is my theory of the United States.
So you get rid of George III.
He's like this guy flouncing around in a big ermine robe.
And you replace your natural monarchical prostration with Anthony Kennedy, who doesn't wear an ermine robe.
He just wears a black robe.
It's basically the same thing.
Whether you're prostrating yourselves in front of kings or whether you're prostrating yourselves in front of judges, sometimes you need to stand up.
And we were talking in the last hour about punching back twice as hard.
And my book about this big free speech case I'm in is really about punching back twice as hard.
It's called a disgrace to the profession.
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Let's go to John in Crofton, Maryland.
John, great to have you on the show with us today.
What's up?
Good afternoon.
It's always a pleasure to talk to you.
Are you still living in New Hampshire?
Yeah, I'm a stone's throw from the board, about as far up as you can get and still be in this great republic, John.
Yeah, I guess you do you miss Canada?
You lived up there for a while?
Yeah, yeah, no, I still, they haven't built the wall along that border yet.
But if they ever do build a wall, you can bet it'll be along the Canadian border.
It'll be one of those things.
Well, nobody said, you didn't tell us which border you wanted.
I think we all know.
It'll be up there.
Isn't Canada only about 30-something million people, like one-tenth of the United States?
And you were buying them because that's rid of their debt.
Well, Canada is about 30 million people, mainly because when the revolutionaries and the loyalists carved up the North American continent, instead of doing it east-west down the Mississippi, they did it north-south, and the loyalists drew the short straw and got the northern half.
So that's why there's only 30 million people up there because if any country could use a bit of global warming, it's the Dominion of Canada, John.
Well, global warming is a hoax.
They never talk about a process that we were taught about in grade school called photosynthesis, which requires carbon dioxide acted on by the sunlight and water to make everything green.
And then these phonies, they call themselves greenies, the Green Party and everything, the environmentalists, they don't realize that without CO2, carbon dioxide, we wouldn't have all this wonderful vegetation.
But anyway, that's another story.
No, actually, John, John, just hold that thought, though, because that actually is a brilliant way of putting it.
That greens actually are at war with the stuff that makes things green.
And the EPA, their job is to keep the environment pristine, and they're the ones that were responsible for that river.
Now, who's going to suffer for that?
BP was fined billions of dollars.
He's going to be fined and compensate the people that were cattle ranchers that their cattle couldn't drink that water and everything.
But, you know, you can't sue the government unless by their permission.
But I wanted to talk about Donald Trump.
Trump is a guy that, you know, I have to admire.
He's like the kid in the back of the class that was a class clown that made a lot of noise, but yet, you know, he was smart, and you knew he was smart.
He didn't have to study.
He did well at Wharton Business School in Philadelphia.
I don't know what his grades were, but I think he's more transparent than Obama.
Nobody knows what his grades were, but they thought he was a genius.
At least Michael Beschloss, the presidential biographer, told Don Ivis he was a genius.
Yeah, said he was smarter than any other president we'd ever had.
Yeah, he said he's got to have the highest IQ of any president.
And Imam said, well, what is his IQ?
Well, it's got to be over the top.
What is his IQ?
I don't know.
See?
It can't be measured.
It's off the scale.
It's beyond the scale.
We really need a new scale of IQ to measure Obama's IQ because it's too high for the merely human scale of IQ, John.
Can't be measured.
Anyway, Donald is a breath of fresh air.
If you ever took any chemistry, you know that you're sometimes given a solution in a test tube.
And to get things going, you applied a catalyst and everything changed.
And Donald Trump is a catalyst.
You said he's not maybe the conservative that George Will is.
I don't trust George Will.
I don't think he ever played baseball well.
He might have been a baseball fan.
He probably learned how to keep score in a scorebook when he was three years old.
George Will is a big phony.
He's the one that hosted the president-elect Obama at his house in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
And I live in Maryland, not too far from there.
Yeah, Rush was talking about that the other day.
Yeah, when I see George Will on that Stephanop, no, on Fox News, saying that he wouldn't trust Trump with the nuclear weapons, I wouldn't trust George Will with nuclear weapons either.
What the hell is that all about?
But I can't stand George Will.
You remember when he used to be on this week?
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Now, let's not, let's, remember Ronald Reagan's thing of not speaking ill.
We don't hold to that, let's not speak ill of a fellow Republican, but let's not speak too ill of a fellow Republican.
You've got an odd about George Will hosting that abysmal dinner for Obama and all the rest of it.
What about the Trump thing?
What about the Trump theorometer?
Where's that going, John?
The thing is, he's not enough of a Republican, but yet a majority of the people that are in the House and Senate, starting with Mitch McConnell and John Boehner, they're rhinos.
So what's the problem there?
I mean, some people have a problem.
Oh, he's not really a conservative.
He'll do things, though.
He's got a thing on his cap.
I will make America great again.
Who else is saying that?
That's what I want.
I'm 75 years old.
I got two grandkids and a lot of relatives.
I don't want to leave this world to the mess that it's in, and not enough of the candidates are placing blame on the saboteur in the White House.
He sabotaged this country, and he's there for another 17 months.
Well said, John.
Well said.
I mean, that is it.
John is 75, and he doesn't want to leave.
He doesn't want to be the first American generation to leave this country in worse shape than it was when these guys came around.
And that's what's happening.
And I will pick up on John's point about rhinos calling Trump a rhino and all this kind of thing.
No, you're the bigger rhino.
It's like I'm the squishiest, squishy, squish, squish rhino, but you're still more of a rhino than I am.
That's basically the argument that's going on over there right now.
We'll pick that up with John, and we'll talk about that and lots more straight ahead on the Rush Slimbo show.
Yes, Rush is taking a well-deserved couple of days off.
He'll be back Wednesday for authentic full-strength all-American excellence in broadcasting.
But until then, America's anchor man is away from the microphone.
And this is your EIB anchor baby, Mark Stein.
Thrilled and honored to be here.
To go back to what John was saying just before the break.
Obviously, Trump isn't a real conservative.
Trump is Trump.
But I often quote when I've been on this show a famous line from Milton Friedman, which is that you don't wait to elect the right people to do the right things.
You create the conditions whereby the wrong people are forced to do the right things.
Right now, we are talking about anchor battles.
I happen to think immigration is a critical issue for the United States.
Certainly a critical issue for the Republican Party because once the nation takes on the demographics of California, you will never get anything approximating conservative government, small government ever again.
13%, I believe it's 13% of the babies born in California hospitals are now anchor babies.
I think I read that actually in a George Will column where he was protesting the sudden intrusion of anchor babies into the political debate.
But if you think that immigration is a critical aspect of the world we're moving into, where essentially some of the oldest nation states on the planet in Europe are extinguishing themselves, and where in the United States, the southern border has just been declared wide open.
And the official position of the American political class is that if you can get here, you can stay here.
And if you can get here and have a baby here, your baby is a U.S. citizen.
If you don't happen to agree with that, then what is happening in the Republican Party at the moment is a very good example of that Milton Friedman rule whereby the wrong people, you've created the conditions whereby the wrong people are forced to do or at least say the right things.
Jeb Bush is now talking about anchor babies.
He's being attacked by CNN for using the phrase anchor babies.
And this is a guy whose most famous contribution to the illegal immigration debate was that illegal immigration is an act of love.
And Jeb Bush was someone who sentimentalized illegal immigration as an act of love.
It's like basically a 7 billion strong act of love group sex orgy on the Rio Grande.
That was essentially Jeb Bush's view of immigration.
Now suddenly he's talking about anchor babies.
Why?
Because somebody has been forced, the wrong people in Milton Friedman terms have been forced to at least start saying the right things.
That goes across the board, by the way.
Ted Cruz was in favor of increasing legal immigration, legal immigration.
I mean, America lets in extraordinary numbers of legal immigrants.
And yes, I'm well aware that I'm one of those.
And if you want to make a class action settlement and deport us all to actually get serious about immigration, I will bear that burden because it's sad to see what's happening at the moment, where the system is gamed every which way.
But Ted Cruz actually, oddly enough, isn't talking about legal immigration now.
So we have created a situation where people are being people, an issue that was not being talked about is now part of the political conversation.
That's good.
That's good.
Because the issue isn't being framed in the left's terms anymore.
Illegal immigration as an act of love is the left's view of illegal immigration.
And it's not enough.
I'm sorry, Jeb Bush seems a nice guy.
I happen to think it's ridiculous for a son, for the fact that three Republican presidential candidates from the last 25 years have come from the same family when you're in a nation of 300 million people.
I think that's ridiculous.
But Jeb Bush seems like a perfectly nice guy, but it's insufficient for a conservative politician to regard illegal immigration as an act of love.
And he's no longer talking like that.
And that is good.
That's a Milton Friedman lesson.
You change the political climate and you don't get the right, you don't wait for the right people to come along.
You change the political climate and force the wrong people to say and do the right things.
Now, over on the other side, Hillary is things are going from bad to worse for Hillary.
Here's my theory on all this Joe Biden talk.
This story in Politico is great, by the way.
It's called Potential Biden Run Divides Obama Orbit.
And this is the first sentence.
Hearts are breaking in the White House.
Hearts are breaking in the White House.
And in the Obama alumni network, just thinking about a Joe Biden presidential run.
They don't know what to root for.
Biden versus Hillary Clinton would tear at loyalties, emotions, political calculations.
This is hilarious.
There's no contest about this.
Obama will be all in for Biden if Biden runs.
And so will all Obama.
Nobody in Obama's circle likes anybody in Clinton's circle.
Potential Biden run divides Obama orbit.
No, it doesn't.
The Obama guys are going to be behind Joe Biden if he gets into this thing with Elizabeth Warren or without Elizabeth Warren every step of the way.
And I wouldn't mind betting, Michael Mukese was on TV, I think it was, was it today or yesterday?
I can't remember now.
But he was talking about how that she might actually be disqualified from office.
She might have broken simply by destroying those 30,000 emails.
She might have committed a federal crime that prevents her holding office under the United States of America ever again.
And I wouldn't mind betting that right now, folks in Obama's circle, as this thing gets closer and closer, not to Hillary yet, but to Huma Aberdin, Huma Aberdinwiena, Huma Wiener, as Rush likes to call her, and Cheryl Mills and the closest confidants of Hillary Clinton.
I wouldn't be surprised if the Obama machine and the Clinton machine don't enter into some arrangement whereby Hillary withdraws from the race in return for an assurance of presidential pardons for Hillary and any of her inner circle who may be indicted for what went on.
Mr. Snerdley, you're not buying that?
Hmm.
I wouldn't mind.
We're looking at look at the stuff that's being leaked now about what they're finding out about the server.
Who's leaking that?
The Department of Justice is the most politicized institution in the government, apart from the IRS, of course.
But people, selective people highly placed in the federal apparatus are leaking all this stuff about the near criminality of what's going on.
You don't think Obama's trying to figure out what's the quickest way to get Hillary out of the race?
And you don't think, Mr. Snerdley, look at it this way.
Who would Obama rather be shaking hands with in January 2017 as he hands over?
Hillary or Joe Biden?
It's Biden, obviously.
Yeah, he wants, he wants, well, I wouldn't be surprised.
You know, Hillary doesn't have the luck.
Hillary Clinton does not have the luck of her husband.
She does not have the sure touch of her husband.
Her husband has been flying around on this private jet to, what's it called?
The Lolita Express to Pedo Island or whatever it is with all these girls that this guy Epstein has taken around.
Nobody doesn't even make the papers.
Nobody knows a thing about it.
Hillary is under an FBI investigation.
And everybody says, oh, well, it's not a criminal investigation, as if the FBI is the FBI's like family court or something.
It's not criminal investigation is what they do.
Oh, well, that's the thing.
Mr. Snerdley wants to know who's going to put their name on the indictment for Hillary Clinton.
Obama, by the way, Obama is the guy who drove a stake through the Clinton machine, Mr. Snerdley.
So let's not forget that the most successful destroyer of the Clinton machine, when Ken Starm and all the other guys couldn't do it, and Lindsey Graham couldn't do it when he was a prosecutor in the impeachment, and all these fellas couldn't do it.
The only guy who'd actually did kill off the Clinton machine has been Barack Obama.
And I wouldn't mind betting that he wouldn't like to do that a second time.
And to answer Mr. Snerdley's question of what name is there going to be on that indictment, I wouldn't rule out Obama having a conversation with her to say, look, look, Hillary, I was hoping it all worked out for you.
I really didn't know anything about this server of yours.
Sure, I don't pay much attention when I responded to you a couple of times by email.
I didn't notice that it wasn't a .state.gov email, and I don't know why everyone's making a fuss about it, but it looks to be doing serious damage, and I really don't want to see you, Huma, and Cheryl in the ultimate women's prison movie coming soon to a federal penitentiary near you.
Believe me, I don't want to see that.
And pantsuits are the new black.
Yes.
Pan suits are the new.
Anyway, enough of that.
But he's not going to want to go anyway.
She's going to say that the thing is, you know, why don't you just quietly withdraw and I can make all this stuff go away.
And it'll be and be because otherwise the danger is that the Democrat I drove through the most prosperous town in New Hampshire.
Yes.
Most Democrat town in New Hampshire, by the way.
Think that's right, according to they broke down who had the most the most Republican town, the most Democrat town.
Now, I went to Hanover, New Hampshire, home at Dartmouth College, the most Democrat town.
Now, these are all wealthy, upscale Democrats.
Their Hillary's, they ought to be Hillary's core thing.
They were the people who in 1992 were driving around with bumper stickers.
These female professors, these teaching these subjects, who were driving around in 1992 with I'm voting for Hillary's husband.
Now they're all driving around with Go Bernie stickers.
I've never passed the Bernie Bernie doesn't even have any signs.
All these were homemade signs.
Bernie 2016 outside six-bedroom, handsome colonial mansions with hand-painted birds.
You know, this is the 1% for Bernie.
These are the 1%ers for Bernie.
They're the people who should be classic.
You know, oh, it's time for a woman, time to shatter the glass ceiling.
They want to shatter the glass ceiling by electing America's first avowed Septuagintarian socialist.
And the problem for the Democrat Party is that if that gets out of hand, it's going to be like McGovern.
It'll be too late to reel the guy back in.
We'll talk about that.
We'll talk about Hillary.
We'll talk about the Republican side and lots more straight ahead with more of your calls.
Mark Steinen for Rush.
Everybody's going back to school and college right now.
And in Norfolk, Virginia, the Old Dominion University posted some signs that have many people outrage, outraged and disgusted.
What may have been an attempt at humor by some old Dominion University students Friday was met with disgust.
A picture of their home started popping up on social media.
The picture shows three banners hanging from the porch of the second story.
The messages on the banners read, Rowdy and fun, hope your baby girl is ready for a good time.
Freshman daughter drop-off sign with an arrow pointing at the front door.
And go ahead and drop off mom too.
That's right.
That's all they did.
They posted these three, these posted these three signs.
They just put these three signs like a jokey, larky welcome.
And the president of Old Dominion University has sent a letter to the campus community Saturday.
Dear colleague, this is John Broderick, John Broderick.
He should be running for president because he says, I am outraged about the outrage about the offensive message directed toward women that was visible for a time on 43rd Street.
Our students, campus community, and alumni have been offended.
While we constantly educate students, faculty, and staff about sexual assault and sexual harassment, this incident confirms our collective efforts are still failing to register with some.
A young lady I talked to earlier today courageously described the true meaning of the hurt this cause because this young lady who's leaving home and going to a university, she had to pass a sign on some frat boy college jocks, big man on campus type house that said freshman daughter drop-off point with an arrow pointing to the front door.
And she's now all traumatized.
It was like a big trigger point.
Why didn't she just like fly home?
Why didn't she curl up into a fetal position?
And this guy, this guy, John Broderick, president of Old Dominion, I am outraged about the offensive message.
We will have to put these, if we don't expel these boys, we're suddenly going to, we are going to switch them.
They're going to be majoring in sensitivity training.
That's all they're going to get now.
We're going to put them in for a seven-year bachelor's in sensitivity training.
That's the only language they understand.
Yeah, they will.
We're not going to have.
And it's like it's offensive to go ahead and drop off mom too.
You know, what is what kind of red-blooded American male is attracted to mature females like that?
They should know everyone is either gay or transitioning at this university.
It's outrageous.
And this is this is the world.
This is the anti-Trump world.
Trump has said, oh, you're cold.
He's asked whether you're called so-and-so, this and so-and-so that.
And he doesn't care.
And it's like, you can't, look, look, you can't have a world like this.
It will be impossible to have social relations of any kind if you are going to make a crime out of that.
You might as well.
That's actually, these guys are the last three heterosexual men in any American university.
And they put up a thing saying, hey, freshman daughter drop-off point.
Yeah, you know, that's like that would have been a mildly amusing gag in a 1960s sex comedy with Jack Lemon and some continental actress who'd been topless in Playboy.
That would have been a mildly amusing line in a 1960s sex comedy.
Now it's a hate crime and these guys should be hunted down and destroyed.
You can't put up.
They've been forced to take these signs down.
Go ahead and drop off mom too.
It's not possible to have a functioning society if you have university presidents like the old Dominion University president who want to make that a hate crime.
You can't put, that's worse.
Him making it a hate crime is worse than hanging out a sign saying drop off mom too.
Mark Stein in for Rush.
Lots more of your calls.
Straight ahead.
Mark Stein in for Rush on the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.
If you remember that story I mentioned about the topless protesters marching down Broadway.
And what they're trying to do, apparently, is, according to the union leader, is to equalize, equalize the male and female breast so that they're trying to desexualize.
We're trying to normalize the breast and make people away.
So on the one hand, boys are not allowed to hang a banner at Old Dominion University saying freshman daughter drop-off point here.
But women are allowed to parade through the streets saying to make to normalize the breast, to deseulize the female breast and equalize it to the male breast.
If you've ever seen Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber topless, you'll know that he has much perter breasts than she does.
So we're already well advanced towards that point as it happens.
But that's on the one hand, you're supposed to put up with women walking topless through the streets because once you've looked, okay, it seems like a sexual kind of thing when you're looking at a female's breast.
Well, what's this woman called Heidi Lilly54 of Guildford?
Oh my God, New Hampshire women are walking topless through Broadway.
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