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Honoured to be with you on this Black Friday.
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And then the real deal returns when Rush is back behind the golden EIB microphone on Tuesday.
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We got a big sign on the highway, last EIB Rush guest host before the border.
But the U.S. State Department has issued a travel advisory telling Americans to steer clear.
It's not safe to go anywhere on the planet.
Steer clear.
Shelter in place until February 26th.
So the borders are sealed.
You can't leave.
John Kerry, after the last Paris atrocity, John Kerry flew in with James Taylor, who sang You've Got a Friend at the Parisians.
And as a result, it's not safe for Americans to set foot anywhere around the planet.
That worked out great.
So you can't go nowhere.
You're stuck.
The doors are closed.
The exit controls are in place.
You might as well listen to substitute guest hosts on the radio.
It's Black Friday, and there's great Black Friday deals everywhere.
My contribution to Black Friday is I've got a cat album out and a climate change book.
And come for the cat album, Stay for the Climate Change.
That's how it works.
I've got a Cat album out, which is called Feline Groovy.
And I've got a book on climate change, which is very relevant to the big climate jamboree about to start in Paris next week.
This will be, according to Obama, the strongest possible rebuke you can send to ISIS is to show that the big climate jamboree, where they all fly in to discuss the sea levels in the Maldives in the 22nd century,
that will be the strongest possible message to ISIS that they are not going to be able to derail the Western world from obsessing about sea levels in the Maldives in the 22nd century.
Because if we stop obsessing about sea levels in the Maldives in the 22nd century, then the terrorists will have one.
So I got a book out on that.
But if you're not like into the whole climate change thing, there's always my cat album, which is called Feline Groovy and is available.
I think it's officially released on Monday, but I don't know how it works with the young people.
But I think if you go to Amazon and iTunes and order the downloadable thing, then automatically at midnight on the day, when the day of release dawns, it automatically is kind of deposited in your inbox or whatever.
Or it's there in your iPod or whatever.
Anyway, it works some kind of way it works.
So that's how that goes.
I want to pick up on a little bit of unfinished business from the previous hour, talking about this vetting business and the rigorous database and all the rest of the nonsense.
I had a small criminal matter I was involved in.
A guy stole from me.
And we wound up at Superior Court in a certain New Hampshire county that shall go nameless.
And the guy, at the end of the usual plea bargain nonsense, the judge asks the guy whether he's got a criminal record, what kind of criminal record he's got.
And the guy goes, oh, he's got a misdemeanor.
He's got one misdemeanor for shoplifting.
It turned out three weeks earlier in the district court, which is the courtroom next door to the Superior Court courtroom, he had been convicted of another offence there in which his criminal record was revealed to include all these firearms offences and a completely different scale of criminal record than he'd admitted to in the superior court.
Now, this is two adjoining courtrooms, and the superior court didn't know what he'd been convicted of three weeks earlier in the district court.
And I was pretty upset about this, so I went in to see the county attorney.
I went in to see the county attorney, and the county attorney's explanation to me was that the superior court computer doesn't know what the district court computer says, that they're not compatible.
They're next door.
They're next door.
In 1887, they would have known because there were no computers, so the lady in the district court would have mentioned it to the lady in the superior court.
But now we're all on computers and none of the computers are compatible with each other.
So the superior court doesn't know what the district court courtroom next door has on this guy that's standing before the judge.
And we are supposed to believe now that somehow when Mohammed bin Mohammed Al Mohammed crops up and applies for refugee status, that we are going to know what the district court in Aleppo or the Superior Court in Aleppo or the district court in Fallujah or the Superior Court in Mosul has on this guy.
To anyone who has had any experience of the vast dysfunctional American.
I mentioned my cat album at Amazon.
And I love Amazon because if you buy my cat album, Feline Groovy, from Amazon.com today, and you emigrate to Australia, and 20 years later you go back onto Amazon Australia's website, they will say, Welcome back.
You enjoyed Feline Groovy by Mark Stein 20 years ago, so you may enjoy this album, Cat Got Your Tongue, 20 Great Cat Hits Sung by Rick Astley.
Amazon Australia knows what you bought in Amazon Germany 10 years ago, and Amazon Germany knows what you bought on Amazon Mexico five years ago, and Amazon Mexico knows what you bought on Amazon India three years ago, but a superior court courthouse in New Hampshire doesn't know what the district court room next door did three weeks earlier.
And that's the rigorous vetting process that is going to admit a vast swarm, not of unknown people, unknowable people.
Nothing is solid about any of these people.
They have no trackable, traceable, verifiable records on anything.
They are who they say they are.
If Mohammed bin Mohammed Al Mohammed stands in front of you and says his name is Rick Astley, but no, no, no, not the Rick Astley who's saying, never going to give you never going to, not that Rick Astley.
This is an entirely different Rick Astley of 27B Milli Vanilli Gardens in Aleppo.
You have no way, you can say, is there a Milly Vanilli gardens in Aleppo?
I've gone on Google Maps and all it's showing is a big crater.
You can't check nothing on there.
And that's the ridiculousness.
As I learned, as I learned, I had to sit and listen to a county attorney explain to me why her superior court courtroom doesn't have a clue about what's going on in a district court courtroom.
And that's the level of vetting that is going to be applied to these so-called refugees coming.
I want to say one other thing, too, because I mentioned that Western Washington University story that Mr. Snirdley sent me early this morning, where they're all up in arms because the mascot is a Viking.
So all kinds of people are complaining about the Viking mascot because it's racist.
And as a result, people feel threatened by it because the black groups, Muslim groups, women's groups, transgender groups.
I have no idea what Vikings made of the transgenders or the Muslims or any of them, but they're all offended by this racist thing because of Viking.
It presents an image of Scandinavian men as these butch, fierce, vigorous people who just go across the planet raping and pillaging.
And it's very threatening and distressing in your safe space to have this big butch Scandinavian guy in a horned helmet dressed in some fur pelt coming and reminding you that these Scandinavian men just raped and pillaged their way around the planet.
Whereas now, of course, they're all loose bisexuals who enjoy all kinds of dissident, aberrant sex while singing John Lennon's Give Peace a Chance.
Because they've changed a bit since the Viking days.
The Vikings now, they all sit around singing John Lennon's Give Peace a Chance.
And that's what they're all.
So at the same time, but at the same time as they're saying, well, we can't have this and we can't have that, we can't have this in our safe space and we can't have that in our safe space, they're all going to see this film Trumbo about a screenwriter who was blacklisted, Dalton Trumbo, communist screenwriter.
He was a communist.
He supported communism, believed in communism, liked communism, wanted communism.
He thought communism was the greatest.
And so he got blacklisted in the 50s.
And now they made a film about Trumbo.
He suffered.
He was blacklisted.
He was and all the same people who say, oh no, we can't let this person speak at our campus.
And we can't let a pro-life group come and speak to our campus.
And we can't have Bill Maher speak at our campus because even though he's a big liberal, he's said some beastly things that the Muslims don't like.
So he can't speak at our campus.
And besides, on Friday night, we're all going to see this great film Trumbo.
Can you believe it?
In the 1950s, they like blacklisted people for their opinions.
So the same people, the same people who say, oh, no, we can't have him speaking on our campus because he's making it an unsafe space.
The people who banned Francine Lagarde, the head of the IMF, the International Monetary Fund, from speaking at an American campus because the International Monetary Fund peddles these capitalist ideas that are unfair to third world countries.
So she's banned.
She's blacklisted because of her ideas.
And Ayan Hirsi Alley, a brave Somali woman who was mutilated by oppressive female-hating Islamic tribal cultures, she's banned from speaking at an American campus because that might be hateful and stressful to Muslims.
So we can't, we have these opinions cannot be heard in any American campuses.
You can't say this in an American campus.
You can't say that in an American campus.
But we're all going to see this exciting new film Trumbo because it's all about somebody who got blacklisted in the 1950s.
Can you imagine what a horrible place America was?
They blacklisted people in the 1950s for their opinions.
The guy who headed Mozilla had an opinion on gay marriage and he didn't get blacklisted for it.
He got fired.
He hasn't worked a day since.
He got fired for his opinion on gay marriage.
Oh, but that blacklist is different.
That's the good blacklist.
Blacklisting people who are homophobic, blacklisting people who are transphobic, blacklisting people who are Islamophobic.
But blacklisting this communist in the 1950s, he's a hero.
He's a free speech hero.
We have to go and see Trumbo.
This is completely ridiculous.
the most panzified, protected, cosseted generation on the planet that can't be told anything, that has turned the right not to be offended into the most basic human right of all,
is now going to be going and showering with Academy Awards and Golden Globes a film about a guy who was blacklisted for his opinions in the 1950s.
Nobody blacklists on the scale that American universities and American campuses do right now.
Mark Steinin for Rush, lots more straight ahead.
Hey, Mark Steinin for Rush.
While I'm at it, I'm talking about this Trumbo film.
You know, the Trumbo film, they'll be making films about these blacklisted screenwriters until ISIS take over and all motion pictures are banned.
That's the only issue in Hollywood.
They'll be doing it forever and ever.
These films about communist screenwriters who were blacklisted for their opinions.
And we can't have that.
Can you imagine not letting somebody write your movie because he's a communist, because you don't like his opinions?
Nobody likes anybody's opinions.
The left shuts down dissident opinions on every front.
I was flying United to New Orleans a couple of weeks ago.
That was my first mistake, flying to United.
So I'm up there and I get out my laptop and I pay the $3.95 or whatever it is to log on to United's in-flight Wi-Fi service because I want to update my website.
So I log on to my website and it redirects to a page saying United Airlines/slash blacklist.
They're just like the Hollywood Studios in the 50s.
They're blacklist.
They've actually got United Airlines has got a dot com, has got a page called Blacklist.
And they explain that my website is blacklisted because of inappropriate content.
So now I'm sitting, I feel trapped in this stupid, I'm stuck on this flight to United that's told me that I'm a hater and my opinions are unacceptable and they can't let my website on the plane, even though they've let me on the plane.
Like I get through, I'm priority clearance to boredom.
They don't let the hater's website on the plane, but they let the hater on the plane.
You know, I could easily overpower the stewardess and broadcast my hateful opinions for the in in-flight communication system.
But they let the hater on the plane, but they don't let the hater's website on the plane.
So I'm pretty annoyed at finding myself on a blacklist for inappropriate content.
Because someone who doesn't like my views on climate change or someone who doesn't like my views on the Islamic State has complained about it, I assume.
And so United Airlines has blacklisted my website.
And I tweet to their customer service.
I receive, eventually, three, four, five days later, I get a response saying, DM us.
So we DM them and we never heard anything back from them.
And in fact, I was in such a bad mood when I got to New Orleans, I didn't want to fly back on United Airlines because it's like the haters' website isn't good enough for United Airlines, but the haters' money is, just to add insult to injury.
And so I had to arrange to fly back by, I think it was Delta or American Airlines or some other website that actually believes in free speech, not like United, which is all fly the fascist skies.
They control what you can listen to and log on to and read up there, whereas American Airlines and Delta, apparently, you're free to log on to my website up in the sky.
And so I've been trying to get my $1,800 back for the return leg of the flight back from these guys at United.
And they won't give it back.
They've said, oh, we accept that you weren't on the return flight, but we're going to give you another ticket that will entitle you to fly on United.
I don't want to fly on United ever again.
Why do United want to fly me?
You've labeled me a hater and you won't let anybody read my website on your lousy, stupid in-flight Wi-Fi system.
I'm never going to fly where I would rather take a greyhound the next time I go to New Orleans than ever get on a United plane again.
So I want my money back.
And I can't get anything out of customer service United.
They're Deadsville.
There's no customer service.
It's just crickets chirping in the United Airlines customer service.
I'm going to get my $1,800 back if I have to take them to the Supreme Court.
Because this is the issue of Trumbo.
This is the issue of Trumbo, but not in 1953.
This is now.
This is where a narrow shriveling of public discourse goes on remorselessly.
And gutless twerps, like whoever runs the United Airlines Wi-Fi system, will take out dissident websites.
You can go to CARES website, the Council on American Islamic Relations.
You can read that to your heart's content on United Flight, even though they're unindicted co-conspirators in a terrorism funding case.
United Airlines has no problem with that.
But that is the level of thought control, leftist thought control that is going on now.
You're only allowed one view of climate change.
You're only allowed one view of Islam.
You're only allowed one view of transgendered bathrooms.
You're only allowed one view of gay marriage.
Wouldn't it just be easier for them to list the two or three topics of conversation that we're still allowed to have a vigorous back and forth free speech public debate about?
That's the free speech issue.
And instead, we'll be looking at this cobweb junk about a handful of Hollywood blacklisted screenwriters.
60 years ago, we'll be watching movies being made about that nonsense until the end of time.
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Let's go to Robin in Canton, Georgia.
Robin, you're live on Open Line Black Friday.
Great to have you with us.
Hey, Mark.
Hi, Robin.
Hi.
I just wanted to call and tell you, my husband says that you owe us a Thanksgiving meal.
Really?
Why is that?
Well, yesterday we showed up at the host and hostess home, and we were staying there.
We haven't been there five minutes, and my husband decided to walk over to my nephew, and he mentioned something about climate change, and just kind of, you know, in passing, well, all of a sudden this discussion starts up.
Well, it started getting a little heated.
And my nephew, I was just absolutely him.
My husband and I were both standing there thinking, I can't even believe this.
He has a master's degree, and he went to Georgia Tech.
Well, my husband mentioned Dr. Judith Curry in his, you know, he was saying, well, you know, there is actually a professor from Georgia Tech.
Well, everyone jumped on this immediately and said, oh, no, that's not true.
No, no professor from Georgia Tech would say that.
And we were saying, well, actually, no, really, she doesn't really, you know, Mr. Man's science is not exactly, she's not a true believer in all that.
So anyway, it proceeded to, I asked him, I said, you need to read Mark Stein's book.
And I will read whatever you give me.
You give me what you want to give me, and I will read it, I promise her.
And he, of course, my nephew, which I couldn't believe it.
He was so, I've never seen him mad.
And he was so mad, and he said, no, I don't need to read it.
I don't need to read your book.
I don't care about the book.
I know what I know.
And so my husband was a little more upset.
He wasn't upset at that time.
He was just, my husband was just kind of looking at him like, why can't you believe we can't have a debate?
Well, at this moment, the hostess screamed at my husband and said, we are not talking about this today and told him to touch his mouth.
And that was it.
And so my husband and I proceeded to pick up our ham and our deviled eggs and said audios and left.
Oh my goodness.
So you brought up my book and you had a turkey-free Thanksgiving.
They had no ham when we left.
But my husband and I were so, we just absolutely couldn't believe that you can't even have that discussion.
You could actually talk about abortion during a meal and be better received than talk about climate change to some of these people.
But I will say that they said something a few weeks ago that my husband and I found kind of strange.
They said, well, we don't listen to conservative TV.
We don't watch Fox and we don't watch CNN.
It's too liberal.
We get our news from Al Jazeera.
Great.
So they get, yeah, well, because Al Jazeera, I tell you something, by the way, if you're interested in the environment, going around the average village in rural Jordan or Iraq or Saudi Arabia is most instructive because that is not a culture that recycles.
Everyone thinks Bedouins are very romantic.
But in fact, if you ever see where a Bedouin encampment has been, it's just a great big heap, stinking heap of refuse.
So anyone who thinks getting their climate news from Algeria, oh, yes, we got to lower our carbon footprint.
We've got to get the Bedouin to lower his camel footprint for the big steaming heap of garbage strewn.
You get all these things from whatever the Arabic equivalent of Twinkies blowing over when you're driving past where the Bedouin encampment was a couple of weeks previous.
Now, you've had a terrible time, Robin, and you said I owe you a Thanksgiving.
Unfortunately.
That's what my husband said.
When we got in the car, he said, Mark Stein owes me a Thanksgiving meal.
Well, I'm not, unfortunately, it's illegal for me to observe American holidays as an undocumented guest host.
So I'll have to treat you to a free Victoria Day supper up in Canada or a Simcoe Day dinner in Ontario, if you know what Simcoe Day dinner is.
Actually, if you know what Simco Day, if you know what Simcoe Day is, I'll treat you to a big slap-up Simcoe Day dinner at the King Edward Hotel in Toronto.
Do make sure, Robin, stay on the line and give your address to Greg, who's screening for Mr. Snerdley today, because we will send you, we'll send you a copy of that book for that Georgia Tech student so that he can see that Dr. Judith Curry, she's just not any old professor at Georgia Tech.
She is one of the most distinguished people in the climate field anywhere in the planet.
In fact, she's probably, you know, Democrats are supposed liberals all about the women.
She is probably the most eminent female climate scientist on the planet.
She wouldn't be interested in being described as that.
She was the chair of the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
She's the co-editor of the Encyclopedia of Atmospheric Sciences.
She's got the Henry G. Horton Research Award from the American Meteorological Society in 1992.
And her big thing is uncertainty.
Your nephew, who is a master's, has a master's in whatever.
I don't know what it's in.
It might be in colonialism and transgender studies or whatever.
But I'm assuming it's in a real discipline.
Engineering.
In engineering.
Well, that's all the more reason because actually, if you talk to engineers, the vast majority of engineers do not support the so-called climate change consensus.
Everybody wants it.
People like John Kerry and Barack Obama want the climate to be like all the other issues.
It's very easy with most things.
You've got Caitlin Jenner on the one side and transphobic people on the other.
So Caitlyn, good, transphobe, bad.
You've got gay weddings on the one hand.
You've got then homophobes on the other.
Gay weddings, good, homophobes, bad.
You've got Allahu Akbar on the one hand.
You've got Islamophobes on the other.
Allahu Akbar, good, heartwarming, celebrate diversity and dive under the table, and Islamophobes bad.
And climate isn't like that.
And Dr. Curry, who is a brilliant woman, is what she talks about is the great uncertainty.
That's why the climate models turn out wrong, because it's an incredibly complex thing.
And the idea that some guy with a computer model can tell you what the climate is going to be in the Maldives in the 22nd century is complete blithering, twaddling nonsense.
And a nephew with a master's degree, is it from Georgia Tech?
It's an engineering degree from Georgia Tech.
So it's not like colonialism and transgender.
He actually had to know something to get that.
And he ought to know better because that's the great thing.
So give your name and address and all the rest of it to Greg, our call screener, Robin, and we will send you some books to ensure that after the lousy Thanksgiving you had, that your nephew has some decent reading material for this Christmas season.
But thank you for your call, Robin.
And I'm sorry for wrecking your Thanksgiving.
And I can promise you, the next Victoria Day in Yellowknife, I'm going to treat you to the best Victoria Day dinner you have ever had.
So there's that to look forward to, Robin.
Happy Black Friday to you.
And thank you for calling, Robin.
But stay on the line and make sure Greg takes down all your details because we might even throw in a copy of the Cat album too.
Because you never know with these engineering graduates.
If you've got a master's in engineering, even if you don't like the climate change books, you just may go wild about the cat album.
You never know what it will take to tempt someone back toward the side of sanity.
So we should explore all options with them.
Mark Stein, in for rush on Open Line Black Friday.
We'll take more of your calls straight ahead.
Mark Stein, in for rush on the EIB network.
Just to go back to something that Robin was saying earlier, we were talking about Dr. Judith Curry, and it connects with what I was saying about Trumbo earlier.
That, you know, Trumbo is, again, the umpteenth film.
George Clooney made one.
Woody Allen made one.
They've never stopped making films about the 1950s blacklist, which, by the way, was a movie industry blacklist.
So in other words, it was the studio presidents who were saying, we don't want this guy on the movie.
It was Hollywood executives.
And they're doing that now.
They blacklist people now that they don't want to have movies made by.
The only difference is that the narrow-mindedness of Hollywood in the 50s has now spread to college campuses and all the rest of it.
And I mentioned Dr. Judith Curry, that Dr. Judith Curry, who has changed her view of the climate change situation, in part because she was disgusted by the shenanigans that people like Michael Mann, the hockey stick fraudster, were getting up to.
And as a result of that, she has been subjected to an absolute barrage of hostility and hate.
And people such as Dr. Mann, the hockey stick guy, will refuse to debate her.
She's one of the most respected climate scientists in the world.
But because she disagrees with him and he's too gutless and cowardly and actually couldn't debate his way out of a wet paper bag, he will refuse to have anything to do with her.
He won't debate Dr. Judith Curry.
So she actually is the real living, is becoming the real living 2015 version of this faco stupid umpteenth 1950s blacklist movie out of Hollywood about this guy, Dalton Trumbo, that the kids are all crazy about now.
You're raving about this guy who was blacklisted for his opinions 60 years ago, but you're cheering a buffoon like the climate guy, hockey stick guy, Michael E. Mann, who refuses to debate.
brave dissident scientists, very brave dissident scientists.
She's accused in the most revolting terms, and he and some of these other big climate enforcers go along with it in the most revolting, sexist, misogynist, hateful terms because she dares to stand up against the big climate, the big climate enforcers.
Let's go to Anthony in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Anthony, what's on your mind this Open Line Black Friday?
Hey, Mark, I just want to put out there that I am a millennial, so just put that out there.
Is it a standard operating procedure for the GOP establishment to attack the frontrunner candidate?
I was just curious on your perspective on that.
Okay.
I tell you what, Anthony, by the way, I'll give you an answer to this question, but do me a favor, call Mark Bellig back on Monday, because Mark Bellig, you might get an entirely different answer from Mark Bellig, who's rather more antipathetic to Donald Trump.
You're right.
It's a very unusual situation where for weeks now we've had people, the Republican, we've had all these stories about how the Republican establishment is going to go nuclear on Trump.
He's done something that whether one agrees with it or doesn't agree with it, we have had the most stable presidential nominating contest in many seasons.
If you remember the way it was four years ago, you had these people who were hot for a moment.
The Ames Iowa event was won by Michelle Buckman, and then Rick Perry jumped in the race, and then Herman Kane came along, and then Newt Gingrich came along, and they all kind of flavor of the week.
And Trump has been consistently in the lead now for six months, for six months.
And the Republican establishment is thinking we have got to figure out a way to destroy the frontrunner.
There's two issues.
It's like they don't want to win.
It's like the perception is that they don't want to win the presidency.
They would rather have Hillary win.
I don't doubt that, actually, at a certain level, that there are people who would rather see Hillary become president with your usual business-as-usual House and Senate than see Trump win.
But what you have to ask yourself, Anthony, is whether, look, all the smart people told us that Jeb Bush was the frontrunner.
Even for the first four months, now he's an asterisk.
He's all but undetectable.
He's moving down toward the Jim Gilmore, George Pataki level, Jeb Bush.
The establishment money is moving towards Rubio.
And I think that they can't control Trump like the establishment can't control Trump, and that's why they want to.
Anthony, Anthony, look at it this way.
Are the people who are so smart that they put $100 million on Bush, on Jeb Bush, that's how smart they are.
So now they're going to, what's it going to take?
If you put $100 million on Bush, because he's a shoe-in for the nomination, on Jeb Bush, who's a shoe-in for the nomination, these people are so smart they did that.
And they're now going to craft an attack ad that can take out Trump.
What attack ad would that be?
He's called Mexican Rapists.
He's attacked menstruating women.
He's, you know, he's attacked prisoners of war for being stupid enough to get captured.
For all I know by now, he's accused Mexican prisoners of war of being menstruating rapists.
I don't know.
But poll numbers keep going up while he keeps attacking his poll numbers keep going up.
Exactly.
So you've got to figure what, look at the geniuses behind.
The last time I was on here, I was complaining because every five minutes on the only TV channel I can get in New Hampshire, they're running these John Kasich, I'm proud to be the son of a mailman ads.
It's Dusty Springfield.
You won't remember this.
You're a millennial, but Dusty Springfield had a big hit with the only man who could ever reach me was the son of a mailman.
And this is like John Kasich's thief.
The genius, he paid a fortune.
John Kasich paid a fortune for some guy to come up with an ad.
So we're going to run your campaign based on you being the son of a mailman.
Everyone, I'm John Kasich, and I'm the son of a mailman.
Believe me, I'm going to go postal when I get to Washington.
And that rad for these are the guys who are going to craft an ad that are going to take out Donald Trump.
I'd love to see the ad that would be capable of doing that.
I mean, we'll talk.
I think in the end, if Trump is going to be destroyed, Trump is going to have to destroy himself because these guys ain't good enough to do it.
Thanks for your call, Anthony.
We've got to run, but we will pick this topic up.
And as I said, do call Mark Belling back on Monday because he'll give you a totally different answer on that one.
That is the joy.
We do celebrate diversity here at the Rush Limbaugh Show.
Mark Stein for Rush, lots more straight ahead.
Mark Stein in for Rush on Open Line Black Friday, 1-800-282-2882.
The sophistication of these ISIS guys is actually quite impressive.
Belgian authorities are warning today that the terror group could be planning to attack hospitals in Brussels.
They've suggested that ISIS members have managed to seize hospital uniforms, doctors and nurses' uniforms, as well as kind of hazmat-type suits, and may be planning to attack the hospitals and infect people within the hospital as they're undergoing operations and all that kind of thing.
Of course, I hasten to add: if you're American and you're listening to this and you're worried about this Belgian ISIS plot to infect the Belgian hospitals, don't worry about it.
There's no chance of it happening here because if you're covered by Obamacare, you're never going to get into that hospital to be attacked by ISIS in the first place.