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Dec. 29, 2015 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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December 29, 2015, Tuesday, Hour #3
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Yes, America's anchor man is away, and this is your undocumented anger man, Mark Stein, direct from Ice Station EIB in far northern New Hampshire.
Do swing well, no, it's it's gonna snow on and on uh on and off, Mr. Snerdley for the for the rest of the day, which is which is always fair yes I do have uh I do have uh I do have snowshoes.
I love I love the snow.
I got no pro I got no problem with this.
Bernie Sanders yesterday tweeted out some ridiculous tweet that the sixty-five degree weather uh on uh Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, demonstrated that we were not uh taking uh effective measures against uh global warming.
This was his big thing.
And it is now snowing and it's whatever it well, whatever it was this morning, it was twelve degrees, I think, uh Fahrenheit.
And uh Bernie doesn't seem bothered about that.
You know, the climate guys, if you say so much for your global warming, it's snowing in the middle of June.
They always say, Oh, don't you understand the difference between weather and climate?
Uh but Bernie Sanders tweets out when it's sixty-five degrees on Christmas Eve, uh, that this is why we don't aren't taking effective action against uh climate change.
Where to blame for this?
Where to blame for the fact that it's sixty-five degrees uh on Christmas on Christmas Eve, according to Bernie.
Now he's a uh what they call a flatlander in Vermont.
He's he's from come from New York City and he's made his home in Vermont.
Uh when I first came to this part of the world to to New Hampshire, uh crusty, cranky guys of who were Bernie's age then, who would uh now be a hundred and seven or whatever now, uh they used to have all kinds of little folk sayings for things like this.
You know, they used to say, Oh, if you don't like the weather, wait ten minutes.
If you don't like the weather, cross the street.
Because the whole point about north country weather was that it was variable.
One day you might get a sixty-five degree day, the next day it might be snowing and freezing and frosty.
And people used to understand that.
And Bernie Sanders has lived in the north country of Northern New England and apparently does not understand it and does not get it, and thinks it's uh s sends out some ridiculous tweet, nobody can recall a Christmas Eve where the temperature was sixty-five degrees.
Why is it that we're not effectively addressing climate change?
And Steve Millloy, who's a very good uh science uh climate science blogger, pointed out that's because no one is alive from eighteen eighty nine when the New York City temperature also hit sixty-five degrees on Christmas.
Bernie Sanders should remember that, because that was his first run for office in eighteen eighty nine.
Uh but the but the idea nobody can recall, you know.
So if your folk memory doesn't go back far enough, uh th which is what used to be the great thing about this part of the world, is that people used to used to understand that, that weather was variable.
Uh that two centuries ago.
So by the way, I've just had this experience.
I've now got Bernie Sanders, who's supposedly a serious candidate for president, and he's not.
He's not.
Uh he's supposed because if he was, he'd have gone for the jugular against Hillary.
That's the difference between Trump and Bernie.
Bernie doesn't mean it.
Bernie won't go for Hillary.
It's some some funny thing there.
He's just standing there.
He's just uh like a stalking donkey for her.
He's there to give the debates the impression of a real debate.
But that's why he's flopped out.
That's why he's lost his lead in Iowa, and uh she's now got Bill Clinton come into New Hampshire to steal his lead in New Hampshire, because Bernie Bernie doesn't have the guts uh to to seriously win this primary.
But this is what too I've now had this from two leading Democrats.
I was in the United States Senate and I got into a ding dong with this guy Ed Markey, who's this Democrat from Massachusetts, and he was going on the evidence of global warming to Ed Markey was the record snowfall in Boston last Christmas.
The evidence to Bernie Sanders of the global warming is that it's sixty-five degrees this Christmas.
That's evidence of nothing except that the temperature, the weather goes up and down, up and down, it changes all the time.
And I asked Senator Markey, I push back because I'm I'm a foreigner, so I didn't know that Americans are meant to grovel before these senators on the Senate committees as if they're gulpameers.
Uh these these idiots, these stooges being fed questions by their staffers.
It's absolutely pathetic.
I've I've never seen anything more pathetic than the United States Senate.
Uh New Zealand abolished it, Senate.
I can get on board uh with any candidate who uh wants to do that to the this guy.
Because you sit there, these guys know nothing.
They're being fed questions uh by their staffers.
Uh and so he says to me, he's he says, I s I I started questioning him back.
Uh me and Dr. Judith Curry.
Uh and apparently nobody's ever done that.
In two hundred years at the US Senate, nobody has ever actually had the impertinence to start pepping the know nothing blowhard senator with questions.
And I said to Markey, uh this guy, Senator Markey, I said, uh do you know what the Little Ice Age is, Senator?
Because two centuries ago, in his part of Massachusetts, the winters were freezing.
In the eighteenth, uh in the in the eighteenth century, and then in the late eighteenth century, the world began to emerge from the Little Ice Age, and that has been a time of great blessings.
It has been longer growing seasons, it has been more food, it has been less starvation, it has been less misery, it has been a benefit to the world, as the medieval warm period was a great benefit to the world in terms of uh arts and science and culture and economy and liberty too.
Magna Carta came from uh the medieval warm period, because people could get out, and when they get out they want to be free.
When you're all hunkered down in your peasant hoffle because it's freezing outside, you don't care about liberty because you never get out of the room.
Uh and that's so so we now have a situation where one big shot democra Democrat Sen Ed Markey says to me, Oh, the record you should have been in Boston.
The plate was full of snow last winter.
If you are telling me that's not climate change.
And then we have uh this guy uh running for president, Bernie Sanders saying, Well, it was sixty-five degrees this Christmas.
If you're telling me that's not climate change.
So anything is time climate change.
That's a cult.
If everything is evidence of your thesis, that's not a thesis, that's a croc.
And uh so that's where uh that's where one how did I get into Oh, yeah, Mr. Snerdley asked me if it was snowing here, if it was snowing here.
But I went to by the way, I'm gonna make it mention something about this uh story that uh Mr. Snerdley uh uh called my eye to about the artificial Christmas tree in Stockton, California burning down.
Thirty-five foot artificial Christmas tree in Stockton, California, caught fire near the top of the tree, the tree rots uh from the angel down, and uh the whole thing's gone.
The whole thing's gone.
And the only thing I know about Stockton, the city of Stockton, California, is that it has uh it it uh has the majority of births in its biggest hospital, seventy percent of its births in its biggest hospital are anchor babies, they're two undocumented immigrants.
Seventy percent of the births in this city are anchor babies, and as a result the town also has a massive deficit.
But it somehow had the money for thirty-five foot artificial Christmas tree that has gone up in smoke, and you you have to figure that somehow uh this has got to be emblematic of uh of something or other.
Uh anyway, it's great to be with you on uh this uh well what are we?
We're not Boxing Day now.
By the way, why can't we celebrate Boxing Day?
I said just before I went uh uh away on Christmas Eve, I mentioned Boxing Day and then said, Oh, that's totally un-American, we don't observe Boxing Day here in America and all the rest of it.
If we observe Cinco de Mayo, because we want to be nice to all the Mexican immigrants, why can't we observe Boxing Day in order to be nice to all the English and Canadian and Australian and Scottish and New Zealand and Bermudan, etc., etc., etc.
Uh residents.
You can certainly sell beer for Boxing Day, you can sell grog, you can sell Wassel, you can do a whole you could sell boxes for Boxing Day, Hallmark could make a fortune, it could revitalize the economy.
All I'm saying is uh why do we have Cinco de Mayo, but we're not allowed to have Boxing Day?
I'm just asking the I'm just asking the big important questions, uh questions here.
By the way, did I see that right that after I mentioned last hour that my cat Marvin had sent a copy of My Cat C D to Rush's Cat Allie, and it it's been reported back that Russia's Cat Ali is uh enjoying the album.
Is that correct?
So Rush's cat alley.
Mike says yes, Russia's Cat Alley uh is enjoying my cat album, which actually has a song on it called Alley Cat.
He's probably, you know, that's that's uh that that cat uh Alley Cat song is probably Allie's favourite cat sog of the whole cat sog.
Do you think do you think Allie could be persuaded to give us a quote for the next edition of the CD?
I don't know, I think Allie's Allie's taken Allie's taken it off the player and just held it against the wall.
I I was pushing it there.
I shouldn't have tried it.
I shouldn't have tried it there.
Anyway, Allie.
Rush's cat likes me at my cat's Christmas album, which is called uh called Feline Groovia.
That is uh that is heartening to hear in these uh in these difficult times.
Uh this was a sad story to me, because this is again I think this partly explains the Trump phenomenon.
The Oregon bakery owners who uh denied service to a same sex couple who wanted a same sex wedding cake, have paid the hundred and thirty five thousand dollars in state ordered damages after refusing to do so for nearly six months.
Uh this is some like Bureau of Labour Human Rights Commission.
Again, not a real judge, not a real court, just part of the vast administrative state uh that hangs around the freeborn American's neck like a dead albatross, dragging him ever lower until he's all stooped and worn.
The Oregon Bureau of Lab Labour, which fined sweet cakes by Melissa, the name of this Oregon bakery, it finds sweet cakes by Melissa, uh a hundred and thirty-five thousand dollars for refusing on religious grounds to make a wedding cake for Laurel and Rachel Bowman Cryer.
Uh and uh this is all this is gonna be now.
We see it in uh New York City has just passed this thing.
If if you misgender someone, uh if a transitioning transgendering person comes into your restaurant and says, uh, oh, by the way, could you tell me where the bathroom is, and you misgender them bathroom wise and send them to the wrong one, you can be fined a quarter million dollars under the new uh so-called human rights so-called commission in New York City.
Again, this is the administrative state just doing this.
There's no judge, there's no jury.
It's just some bureaucrat somewhere decided that uh uh you got a quarter million dollars for misgendering a transitioning person and a hundred and thirty-five thousand dollars for refusing to bake a lesbian wedding cake.
And uh again, ril religious liberty counts for nothing here.
Counts for nothing here.
And well, you're supposed to look, the other day Mr. Snudley you wants to know how can you not misgender.
Look, uh the other day, uh Caitlin Jenner and her son were somewhere or other, and some totally homophobic oh yeah, I think it was somebody from the press, the paparazzi thought it was Caitlin and her boyfriend.
So they were so homophobic they didn't realize it was just Caitlin uh and her son out for a bit of uh father-son male transitioning bonding moment or whatever it's meant to be.
So you can't you can't get it right.
There's no the great thing about this is there's no correct answer.
And I fought all these battles in in in Canada a few years ago, and I didn't mind, because I love the I love the fight and I love to give it a go and a love to all the rest.
Most of the people caught in the trap of these things are people who are not ideological.
They're just trying to get on with their lives.
There was a health club in St. Catharines, Ontario, and uh very fetching young lady came in and asked to join, and uh the guy was just uh gave her the paperwork, she was filling in the form, and she just said, uh, oh uh I'm a pre-op transgendered person.
Uh, do you think there'll be a problem by that?
And the guy said, uh by pre-op do you mean you've still got the old uh, you know, uh how's your father uh down below and uh the old wedding tackle, the old uh trig and berries, the old meet and tooth veg, and all the rest of it.
And uh she said yes, and he goes, Well, I don't know.
I think the uh the women might be a bit bothered by that.
He was thinking it was a sexism thing, that the feminists were going to be bothered by a penis being in the health club women's changing room.
He's so out of it, he's so old fashioned, he didn't realize that being a woman is nothing to do with having a vagina or anything like that, that uh you can be a a you ca you can be a a a woman and you can uh be uh walking around with a huge penis in the health club ladies' changing room, and that's just the way it is.
There's no correct answer for a guy like that.
He'd given money to the gay pride parade year in, year out.
He was Mr. Progressive, Mr. Liberal, and he still got sued into oblivion because for all these identity group questions, unless you're doing it full time like these activists are, there's no correct answer.
You're just in the vice, and you're just being crushed.
And it doesn't matter.
There's no correct answer.
You're gonna offend somebody, you just have to pick which identity group is more dominant, and therefore is the one that you should be siding with.
Mark Stein for Rush will take your call straight ahead.
Hey, Mark Stein for Rush behind the golden EIB microphone, let's go to Keith in Pensacola, Florida.
Keith, you're live on America's number one radio show.
Hello, Mark, it's a pleasure.
I've had a lot of time to organize my thoughts, hopefully, as we say in the South, I'll do your problem.
Um look, uh a little bit of a change of subject here.
I'm a little concerned though.
Uh maybe you can answer this for me.
If it takes eighteen to twenty-four months to go through this so-called uh robust vetting process, well, the Assyrian refugees.
Uh where are these people during that eighteen to twenty-four months process?
And if it takes that long, why can't we just let our military leaders take care of the problem over there and let them stay where in their own homes?
Well, you would think that.
Now where the where th to go back to the first it's an excellent question.
To go back to the first uh part of what you were asking, uh these camps are in the region.
They're actually in uh neighboring countries to for the displaced populations mostly from Syria.
So in fact, there's a ton of camps in Jordan.
I remember uh visiting one of these UN camps uh back when it was actually pretty empty except for one family, um on the Jordan Iraq border about uh twelve years ago.
And uh th they're they're UN camps, and these UN camps are full of these Syrian refugees.
Now these Syrian refugees, for the most part, as we've seen on the footage of these guys overwhelming Europe, are mostly fit, healthy young men.
They're the kind of people who in normal civil wars stay in the country and fight for their country.
It's as if uh during the American Revolution, uh George Washington and all the fit young men had had fled, uh leaving Martha and uh the old uh people and the kiddies to to fight the British.
That's that's what's going on over there.
It's bizarre.
But but you talk about then the rigorous vetting.
Uh during these eighteen to twenty-four months, there's a kind of vetting procedure that goes on by the refugees in these camps.
For example, um people have noted why were so f the Christian communities are being destroyed in Syria and Iraq.
Absolutely the oldest Christian communities on earth, wiped out.
And yet very few Christian refugees are making their way through the refugee process uh to Western countries.
And the reason for that is because during the eighteen months uh that these guys are are having to wait in the refugee camps uh with all these uh fit bearded uh butch young Muslim men, the Christians are the ones who are in the minority who get beaten up, whose women get raped, and they have to leave the camps and try to do their best to melt into the population wherever they are.
So they're not even part of the vetting process, because they get chased out during the eighteen to twenty-four months uh that these that the the the these guys are waiting in the camps, and then the other people who get ch uh chased out or whatever are the Yazidi uh or uh other uh less fashionable minorities.
So in effect, by the time they're they've been through the ri so-called rigorous vetting process, it's actually only the meanest mothers uh who are actually still in the camps and available then to be resettled in uh sack uh you know in uh San Bernardino or or Stockholm or wherever they decide to send them.
It's an absolutely insane process, Keith.
Uh it's a it thank you very thank you very much for that uh that uh great question because it in itself, the refugee system, which chases out the Christian refugees because the refugee camps aren't safe for them.
The refugee system here is actually a big part of the problem.
Mark Stein in for Rush on the EIB network.
I think I made a big mistake asking uh Rush's cat Allie, uh, who was said to be enjoying my cat album, Feline Groovy.
Uh I made a big mistake asking Rush's cat Ali if if Allie would like to give me a quote for the album because she's she's now pulled the CD out of the player and has stuck it on a stick and is using it as a scratching post.
So it didn't work out that I I was pushing it there.
I shouldn't have done that.
Donald Trump and Ben Carson's books have been placed in the humor section of Barnes and Noble in Miami.
Trump wrote a book called Crippled America, How to Make America Great Again.
Ben Carson wrote a book called A More Perfect Union, What We the People Can Do to Reclaim Our Constitutional Liberties.
Politicians, if they're running for president, always write books.
The Barnes and Noble in Miami.
Barnes Noble is a dying business, by the way.
Borders went barely up, and Barnes and Noble, which is the last bookstore in America, more or less, is uh having difficulty keeping afloat too.
One reason is because they insult uh fifty percent of their potential customer base.
In this case, they're putting books by Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ben Carson in the humor section.
Yeah, that's uh that's that's that's really funny.
Any books on uh the Clintons in there?
I mentioned uh Bill Clinton earlier, this uh the the the way uh Savannah Guthrie on the Today Show refers to the relationship, Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky as alleged.
It's it's alleged in the same sense that D-Day is alleged to have occurred.
It's alleged in the same sense that the moon landings are alleged to have occurred.
It's alleged in the same sense uh that penicillin is alleged to have been invented.
Um so according to Savannah Guthrie uh basically the the i the uh most obvious uh evidence that it's uh totally non-alleged and it actually happened is the famous little black dress.
But people think, well, you know, Bill Clinton, that's all a long time ago now, and eventually even even Bill must get sick of this stuff.
But uh in recent years, this is how uh the rest of the world covers the future first gentleman of the United States.
A story from the Daily Mail in Britain, because anything interesting about American politicians, uh especially on the Democrat side, you have to turn to foreign newspapers to find.
There was this convicted pedophile, uh Jeffrey Epstein.
He had a big uh house in the Caribbean on some private island.
Uh I think it was Little St. James, but it was basically Pedo Island.
He had under he had underage girls kept as sex slaves there.
Okay, so this is as exactly the same thing as ISIS does.
Underage girls who are kept as sex slaves.
And Bill Clinton used to fly to the island for these so-called vacations on uh Jeffrey Epstein's plane, which was called Lolito One.
And this is it see, I'm being entirely serious now.
This is in the day Lolito One.
This is the Daily Mail.
You can read this in several British newspapers.
I'm just looking it up in the Daily Mail, which is like uh I believe it's the most read newspaper website in the world now.
Uh so we're not talking about anything that uh it's uh it's a perfectly respectable uh newspaper owned by uh Viscount uh Rothermere.
So you can't get more respectable than a newspaper owned by a Viscount, can you?
I mean, it's better than this Mexican guy, uh big Mexican uh uh money bags who's uh taking over the New York Times.
Anyway, there we go.
There It's like so Daily Mail is is running all these stories about Bill Clinton being palsy walsey with the convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein who keeps uh underage girls as sex slaves on his island.
He's been convicted, and there's now all kinds of ancillary lawsuits going on, among them a woman who uh kept images of naked underage children on her computer and helped to recruit underage children for this guy Epstein and photographed underage girls in sexually explicit poses.
And this woman was one of the 400 guests at Chelsea Clinton's 2010 wedding.
Now, this is all, as I said, this is in the British newspapers, and uh I assume it's in other newspapers around the world too.
But the code of silence, the great Democrat media omerta, descends on any of this.
Can you imagine for a moment?
Now they're saying Donald Trump is in a glass house and he's in no position to throw stones.
Donald Trump has never been accused of uh reported as flying on Lolita One to Pedough Island to a vacation resort where convicted paedophile uh keeps underage girls as sex slaves.
Do you think if there was the slightest evidence that Donald Trump had ever done such a thing that it wouldn't be all over the New York Times and the Washington Post and all the rest of it?
You know, so they're saying that uh this is uh deeply weird, and it's one reason why American newspapers are dead, because uh they do not regard themselves as people who are in the business of finding interesting stories, chasing down the details on them and reporting them.
They regard themselves uh as essentially gatekeepers on liberal orthodoxy.
And that's why w Savannah Guthrie saying that Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky is quote alleged, even though they both wrote books about it, is uh is the official version.
The official version is that Bill and Hillary have a perfectly happy, normal, devoted marriage.
Uh they couldn't love each other anymore.
Uh yes, sure they've had their ups and downs, what what marriage doesn't.
But basically he will be a loving and devoted first gentleman when he's there in the White House.
No, he's pulling all kinds of other stuff already.
In the British papers as well, there's some story about some woman who's supposed to be his current girlfriend.
Never heard a thing about it in the papers here.
Never heard a thing about it.
Um so we have this situation, and we see what happens with Kurt Schlichter.
You try to mention it, you try to mention there are credible that Hillary Clinton who said that women should be believed.
Uh the obvious question then is, well, why shouldn't Juanita Broderick be believed?
Because NBC's Lisa Myers said, uh the good news is you're credible, uh the bad news is you're too credible.
You're so credible that you could damage the guy wear in the business of protecting, and that's why you have to be just airbrushed and swept from history.
And the Trump phenomenon is interesting because Trump is if if Hillary decides to run, I mean, for a start, Hillary running as a great the great female president is ridiculous.
She's only running for president because she enabled his sex life.
It's payback for that.
I mean, this is this is in this is the the the depravity of uh American feminism in the uh early twenty-first century.
Uh we have a s and and don't get me wrong, I love female political leaders.
Margaret Thatcher is one of the colossi of my lifetime.
I adore Margaret Thatcher.
Uh she didn't get to the top because she was Dennis Thatcher's wife.
Uh I uh I had the great pleasure of being in the Australian Parliament for Question Time, which you'll know if you've seen it on C-SPAN.
Question Time conducted between two women, Julia Gillard, who was the Labour Prime Minister, and uh Julie Bishop, who who now is the Australian foreign minister, but at that time was the deputy leader of the opposition.
Two women uh both gone back and forth with each other uh with each other.
And Julia Gillard wasn't prime minister uh because of uh who she married, and Julie Bishop wasn't foreign minister because of who she married.
And you can make the same case about Anker LaMerkle in uh in in uh Germany and that nice lesbian who's The first lesbian uh leader in Finland, and all these other women who all got there on their own.
Got there on their own.
Hillary Clinton is the first lady.
She was the first lady of Arkansas.
She was the first lady uh of the United States during a time when Bill Clinton became the only president, the only guy in in the entire history of the planet to be impeached uh because he happened to leave his bodily fluids on an intern's dress.
Uh and all that, so all the details of that, he had his uh private parts photographed by some U.S. naval surgeon as part of the the Paula Jones uh suit against him.
So Hillary Clinton puts up with all that.
She doesn't leave him.
She doesn't walk out on him because it's not a marriage, it's an arrangement.
And as part of the deal, at the end of the term, uh this man who's been a disaster for the Democrat Party, he can't deliver the presidency to his loyal vice president.
He can't deliver Senate seats to loyal Democrat senators who stood by him in his Senate trial.
He can't deliver House seats to loyal Democrats who stood by him in the House.
But somehow he manages to deliver a Senate seat to his wife in a state she's never lived in, as a thank you for standing by him uh during the difficulties of the previous eight years.
So she became a senator because she was Mrs. William Jefferson Clinton.
Uh and then she ran for president and she was no good at it.
She was a lousy presidential campaigner, uh, but she was rewarded with the job of Secretary of State.
But uh in essence, uh the idea that America can know do no better.
I would rather I've got all kinds of problems with uh, you know, I'm not a big fan of uh Susan Collins or Olympia Snow in Maine.
Uh not that big a fan, to be honest, uh given some of her recent votes of Kelly Ayott, the uh Republican, my Republican senator in New Hampshire.
But none of these people are running on the basis of uh the guy they were married to, on the guy uh of having in effect uh par uh parlay uh a role as his enabler into a Senate seat.
And that's not something Mrs. Thatcher did, that's not something that Kim Campbell did uh in Canada, that's not something that Julia Gillard uh did in Australia, that's not something that Helen Clark did in New Zealand, that's certainly not something Golden Mayir did in uh in uh uh in Israel, that's not something uh that Indira Gandhi uh did in India.
This idea, this idea that America can do no better for its first female leader than Hillary Rodham Clinton is as pathetic as any of the other stuff uh that's uh th any of the other sleas and corruption that's hanging from her.
I mean, it's truly pathetic.
American feminists ought to be curling up and cringing with embarrassment.
Thatcher.
Where's your ankle a Merkel?
Where's someone who doesn't do it uh because uh their their husband uh uh trades them a Senate seat in return for not leaving them uh and and then sets up some phony baloney uh uh foundation that's uh that's a front for you to go on carrying living as uh heads of state even when you're no longer heads of state.
Mark Stein for Rush will take your call straight ahead.
Hollywood actor Samuel L. Jackson uh said when he first heard of the terrorist attack in San Bernardino uh that he hoped the gunman was another quote crazy white dude and not some Muslims, unquote.
Uh it's interesting how that's always the first reaction of these uh wealthy elite liberals now.
It's the same thing that happened uh in the Boston Marathon bombing, that uh they people actually tweet and and twerk and uh text this, not twerk, that's something else, but they actually tweet and twerk that um that they hope it's a crazy white dude and and not some Muslims when some something like this happens.
Most uh bizarre.
It's a kind of strange thing that you're allowed to actually wish you're allowed to actually cast uh white people as the bad guys publicly, even for things they don't do if if you wish it uh long enough.
It's bizarre.
Let's go to Laura in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Laura, you're on uh America's number one radio show.
Great to be here.
Hi, Mark.
And I'm hoping we're gonna have a happy new year.
It depends on who gets in there, I guess, in the White House.
Um I called because I wanted to thank you for reminding us of all of the stuff that Bill and Hillary put us through, the lying and the affairs and everything that uh we had to l tell our kids about.
Um, but I also wanted to concentrate on why I think Hillary has to be accountable for her own lies.
And when she says women should be um, you know, uh their whatever they say should be listened to as the truth.
What about her lies in but in uh being under sniper fire?
What about her lies to the people who came back from Benghazi in coffins and she would lie to those parents and say that it wasn't a terrorist act, that it was this filmmaker.
When does somebody call her lies out like they did Brian Williams for you know his lie?
We'll be held accountable as we don't want someone in that position that would lie so casually to brave heroes and their parents.
Well, that's actually an astonishing moment, the moment you mentioned this is this is when the uh coffins of the Benghazi dead come back to the United States.
And Hillary Clinton, who knows, because she's been uh sending emails to Chelsea and other members of her inner circle on the evening uh while it's actually still going on, that she knows it's a terrorist group doing that, and then she lies, stands uh by the coffins of the dead and lies over their bodies uh and says to the family, we're gonna get that video maker who did this and we're gonna put him in put him in jail.
She says that uh to the grieving family members of the Benghazi dead, even though she has known for days uh that this was an organized terrorist attack.
And again, uh Laura, the media have decided that somehow this is not a story worth pursuing.
That only it's only something weird, creepy, freaky Republican haters are worried about, and no no real Americans care about the Benghazi dead.
Well, what if it was a recorder who came back?
Would would they be just uh as casual about it?
I mean, and for her to yell and scream, what difference does it make?
I'm hoping that Trump or whoever is going to be the new nominee will document those lies in a commercial and you know, say it's enough.
We don't want people that will completely, you know, just ignore a character issue like that.
She's a liar, she's a confirmed liar, and no people need to be calling her out on it.
That I think it disqualifies her for being commander-in-chief.
You're you're absolutely right there, Laura, and it's why character matters.
It's why uh trashing Paula Jones uh is part of the same continuum that leads you to dishonor the dead in Benghazi all these years later, uh, to tell in uh a lie over their coffins about the reason they died.
And you say what happened to a reporter.
This was her guy.
Chris Stevens was her guy, her friend, Chris this, Chris that, Chris this, and yet even his death has to be subordinated to the Hillary Clinton narrative.
Nothing is beyond the Clinton lies.
Mark Stein for Rush, we'll close things out in a moment.
This has been uh Mark Stein in Farush.
Don't forget uh Eric Erickson's gonna be here tomorrow, and uh we got a couple of Syrian refugees who are gonna take care of uh Thursday's show.
So uh for this final show from me for the year, this is uh old Lang Stein, wishing you and yours on behalf of my cat and Rush's cat Allie, have a happy mu year.
It's a little cat pun for all you cat lovers uh out there.
And uh Eric Ericsson will take care of you on tomorrow's show.
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