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May 16, 2016 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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May 16, 2016, Monday, Hour #1
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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
Yes, America's Anchorman is away.
And this is your undocumented anchorman, Mark Stein.
No supporting paperwork whatsoever coming to you live from Ice Station EIB in far northern New Hampshire.
Honoured to be here.
I feel I have a sporting chance of Mitt Romney asking me to be America's first undocumented third-party candidate.
So there's everything to play for, everything to play for on today's show.
Mr. Snadley is in New York, making sure.
No, there's no snow.
We're a barmy 39 degrees right here, Mr. Snadley.
So that's what you're...
I'm doing the show in shorts and T-shirt.
It's so delightful.
It's so delightful up here.
And Mr. Snerdley is down there in New York.
He's taken charge of everything.
I haven't been here in a while.
I think I was, was it Iowa I was last here?
I think Lindsey Graham had Jim Gilmore just where he wanted him.
I don't know whether there have been any developments in the race since then, but I'll try to bring myself up to speed in the next three hours.
1-800-282-2882.
Before I get to all that campaign 2016 stuff, 2016 stuff, I woke up this morning to like an extraordinary sight.
This is courtesy of CBS News in Chicago.
They're showing pictures of guys sleeping on cots, well, and women, men, women, children, all sleeping on cots on the floor.
And I initially assumed this was a refugee camp.
I thought the green zone in Baghdad had fallen and these were U.S. Embassy officials trying to get out, whatever it was.
No, this is O'Hare Airport in Chicago, a major airport in what purports to be a first world advanced developed nation.
And these are people sleeping on cots there, not because their planes were delayed.
The planes were there, the pilots were there, the cabin crew were there, but it took so long to get through security that they missed their flights, these guys.
So the airport had to provide them with cots to sleep on the floor of the terminus so they could presumably start all over again going through TSA security today and get another flight.
This is part of the backdrop to this year's election because the terrorists have won.
Let's face it, this is life in America now.
The TSA say that you have to allow three hours to catch a domestic flight in the United States.
Three hours at the airport.
You have to get there.
If you've got a 9 a.m. flight from Chicago to Minneapolis, you've got to get to O'Hare by 6 a.m. to have a sporting chance of the TSA getting you on the plane.
The TSA is the world's most lavishly funded airport security bureaucracy.
And their plan, what they do with the money, is to keep you outside in line, struggling to get through the line for three hours.
And they do this, by the way, just a few weeks after another international airport, Brussels, the smart guys from ISIS figured out that when it's too tough to get through to security and blow up the plane, you might as well just blow up the people waiting to get through to security.
You don't need to blow up the secure area because there's now so many people standing around trying to get through into the secure area, into the insecure area.
You might as well just blow up the insecure area.
So now you can go, these guys who blew up Brussels airport, they can now come to Chicago and they don't need to get through the perimeter.
They can just blow up people sleeping on cots as if it's some refugee camp on the concourse of O'Hare Airport.
As I said, that purports to be an airport in what is still supposed to be a first world advanced developed nation.
The terrorists have won.
The terrorists have won.
Internal travel in the United States is hell.
Meanwhile, by the way, for running this fantastic operation so brilliantly, the TSA is handing out $90,000 bonuses to their crack employees, such as Kelly Hoggen.
Kelly Hoggen, who's an assistant administrator at the Office of Security Administrations.
In other words, he's one of the guys who brought you sleepovers at O'Hare Airport.
He got a $90,000 bonus on his base salary of $181,000.
So the bonuses are proportional to how long they keep you waiting outside the secure area trying to get in.
So if you've got to sleep on the floor overnight, I should think Kelly Hogan is looking at maybe $150,000 bonus this year.
Good work, Kelly.
That's terrific.
This is the background to this year's election.
It confirms the view of Trump supporters that as Trump says, we lose at everything.
That's the Trump message.
We lose at everything.
Make America great again.
Because in America where you go to catch a routine domestic flight and the plane's there and the pilot's there and the and they almost said stewardesses, which would have been an unforgivable faux paper, the cabin crew are there.
They're all there, but you're not allowed to get on the plane because it takes you three hours to get into the secure area.
This is insane.
And this is what so much of daily life looks like now.
And Trump won the GOP nomination by saying this isn't good enough.
This bipartisan view of the big government bureaucratic state isn't good enough.
1-800-282-2882, the important, we'll get to all the important, I just wanted to get that off my chest.
But we'll get to the important stuff now, which is whether Trump ill-treated a woman on a date in 1973.
This is the big New York Times story about Trump's treatment of women, which they say crosses the line.
That was the headline, crossing the line.
They went all the way back, I think, I think the earliest encounter with a person of the opposite sex there, it goes back to the early 1960s.
So Trump was on this date around about the same time that Ted Cruz's dad was in the Texas book depository with Lee Harvey Oswald.
That's how far, that's how far this thing goes back.
And they've got all these stories here.
And Fox News has already demolished the central, the star of the story, the lady whose anecdote opens the Times account, because she says she was hopelessly misquoted and taken out of context that Donald Trump was the perfect gentleman to her.
And so this story has this story, for a story involving this many supermodels, it has no legs.
It's going nowhere.
It's going nowhere.
No, no, no, no, exactly.
We don't.
Trump is right.
Our newspaper of record can't even do, you know, four years ago, these guys could do a hit piece.
They had that story about how Mitt Romney gives you cancer.
He can do it.
He can do it.
He doesn't even have to be anywhere near you.
He can close down your factory.
And three years later, an employee spouse will get cancer.
That's how powerful Mitt Romney is.
Mitt Romney will take your dog and stick it on the roof of his car and drive your dog to Canada and you'll never see your dog again.
That's how good the American media used to be at doing these hit pieces.
Now they've got, as I said, this hit piece with 50 supermodels and no legs.
How bad are journalists you have to be to do that?
But listen, here's the point.
Here's the point.
If this is really what the election is going to be about, how badly do you have to treat women when you're running against the enabler and co-conspirator of an credibly accused rapist and serial abuser of women who since he managed to skate while in the Oval Office,
according to a new report, Bill Clinton took twice as many flights on pedophile island billionaire's Lolita Express than previously reported.
This is this guy, Jeffrey Epstein, the billionaire paedophile who kept underage girls as sex slaves on his private island.
And the flight logs for his Lolita Express, his private jet, show that the president, and this is the detail that I find fascinating, that the former president, Bill Clinton, took at least 26 trips aboard the Lolita Express,
even apparently ditching his Secret Service detail for at least five of the flights, which means, Just bear with me here, which means that according to this arithmetic, for 21 of his flights on the Lolita Express with the Pedo billionaire,
Bill Clinton was accompanied by his Secret Service detail, which means you, yes, that's you, little Mr. and Mrs. taxpayer sitting out there, who paid for Secret Service agents to fly on the Pedo Express to Pedophile Island.
That's how seriously the Secret Service takes their protection of Bill Clinton.
This guy, Jeffrey Epstein, by the way, as I said, it's a sex trafficking thing.
He brought in these underage girls and he's believed to have kept them as sex slaves on his private island.
And Bill Clinton has been on that plane 26 times.
And oddly enough, that's not crossing the line to the New York Times.
That's not crossing the line in the New York Times.
What else do we find?
This is if you're one of the more mature ladies who happens to catch the eye of Bill Clinton.
Obviously, if you're like one of these 15 or 16-year-old girls on the Lolita Express, you're a bit too young even to get a credible disbursement from the Clinton Foundation.
But if you're this lady that Rush was talking about on Friday, Julie Torba McMahon of Chappaqua, New York, a close friend of Mr. Clinton, one of many close friends of Mr. Clinton, who has never met Mrs. Clinton, apparently.
But this lady, Julie Torba McMahon, a fine-looking woman, $2 million from the Clinton Foundation went towards her energy pioneer solutions,
which, as Rush was talking about, is responsible for bringing affordable energy to rural areas like Chappaqua, where they just have all these warm bodies to raise the temperature of the place in the depths of winter.
How well do you have to treat women when you're running against the Clintons?
This is the insanity of the New York Times front-page story.
We will talk about that.
The latest polls, basically, this most recent poll shows Hillary ahead of Trump by two points.
Nobody knows how it's going to go in December.
Oh, do you want me to do?
I don't know.
I can't.
What are all these stories here?
I don't know.
Are GOP operatives recruiting a third-party candidate to derail Trump?
Oh, my God, I fell asleep during the headline.
That's CBS News.
Washington Post, inside the GOP effort to draft an independent candidate to derail Trump.
This isn't going to happen, folks.
We can talk about this if you want.
1-800-282-2882, but it is not going to happen.
Mitt Romney is apparently trying to recruit the dream ticket of Ben Sasse, who's a first-time senator from Nebraska, and John Kasich, who's the governor of Ohio.
And this is and the well, he's not.
He's a respected and successful governor of Ohio.
He's had fought a brilliant campaign, and he gave one of the world's longest concession speeches, which is a tribute to his stamina, in which he thanked basically every single person he met on the campaign trail.
This is never going to Mitt Romney has to say Mitt Romney has run for president and lost two times, and he now thinks he wants to do it a third time.
But to save him all the time and trouble, he doesn't want to leave the house, so he's going to use Ben Sasse as his sock puppet.
This is the craziest idea.
Mike Murphy, the man who spent $100 million getting Jeb Bush to 2.8% in Iowa, is apparently going back to his Dodas and enthusing them about the Sas Kasich dream ticket.
It ain't going to happen, folks.
If you want to talk about it, I'll give it a go.
But I tell you, I'm warned to just like, I'm prone to just like fall asleep in the middle of reading the headlines of these stories.
Mark Stein in for Rush, we'll take your calls and talk about the start of another lively week at Campaign 2016 straight ahead.
Yeah, the music's groovy, but everything else is in disarray on the right.
It has been astonishing to me to watch what's happened in the Republican Party in recent months.
That's why I wanted, by the way, to just slap down this third-party thing.
It's not going to happen.
We spent the last six months having learned analyses of how open contested conventions were likely to go, and that's not going to happen.
So there's no point wasting the next few months talking about some other scenario that's not going to happen.
But I used to love it.
You used to have to be a Trotskyite to have this degree of factionalism.
This way Bill Crystal, who's leading this Never Trump movement.
I like Bill.
He's a very nice guy.
He was very good to my book, America Alone.
He taught it in college classes.
He recommended it to his students.
And he was very responsible in that sense for a lot of the credibility it had.
Bill Crystal, he's leading this Never Trump movement.
I saw some tweet of him.
He was asked who Never Trump's running mate was going to be on the vice presidential slot.
He said it was going to be Never Christie or Never Reince or Never.
He's got this whole long list of people as the big tent gets smaller and smaller and smaller.
It's like if you've seen Monty Python's Life of Brian, the Republican Party is now disintegrating into the People's Front of Judea and the Judean People's Front versus the Judean Popular People's Front and the campaign for a free Galilee and whatever all the other ones were.
But it pays to focus on what is going to matter.
And that's what I want to talk about today.
Because this is the let's take it as read that we all hate each other and try to figure out where we go from here.
I said on this show over a year ago that the issue for me is corruption, the descent of a true republic into a banana republic, which is what's happening right before our eyes.
This country is stinkingly corrupt.
That business about TSA agents awarding themselves $90,000 bonuses while they keep law-abiding citizens sleeping in cots on airport concourses overnight for no reason is a good example of that.
But there is also the corrupt justice department and the corrupt revenue agency.
And given that those are two of the core legitimate functions of government, when they're corrupt, you don't need a lot else.
So there's no equality before the law anymore.
Your organization applies for 501c3 status and gets held up for three years while they demand to know every single one of your donors and what books you read and if you're at a church, what Bible readings you read.
While Barack Obama's brother, who lives in Kenya and consorts with war criminals like the Butcher of Sudan, Barack Obama's brother gets his 501c3 status from the IRS, personally signed by Lois Lerner herself, who backdates it three years.
She backdated Barack Obama's brother's 501c3 status.
She backdated it back three years.
That's illegal.
But don't worry, the laws don't apply to the president's brother.
They apply to you, but not to the president's brother.
That's banana republic stuff.
Speaking of Kenya, the U.S. ambassador to Kenya used a private email address for government business, and Hillary Clinton State Department fired him.
She does exactly the same thing with far more confidential material and classified material on an industrial scale for years, and it doesn't matter because she's Hillary Clinton, and the schlub who served as ambassador in Kenya isn't.
So the laws apply to him and not to her.
That's Banana Republic stuff.
Two speech writers, two speech writers on Charlie Rose.
They're talking about the speeches they wrote for him, John Lovett and John Favreau, these two 12-year-old speechwriters for Obama.
And they're joking about the Lovett comes up with the line, if you like your insurance, you can keep it.
And they're laughing on the Charlie Rose show.
And Charlie Rose is laughing.
If you liked your health insurance, you can keep it.
Because it's such a hilarious line.
They're laughing at putting one over on you, the Rube citizens.
That's banana republic stuff, too.
When you make your name by lying to the people and then congratulating yourself on the brilliance of your lie.
Banana Republic stuff, climate of corruption.
Yes, Rush is out for a couple of days.
He has a long-standing charity golf commitment.
And he's very good about those things.
If he says he's going to be there, he's there and he does it.
And he gives of his time extremely generously at these celebrity golf charity events.
But he will be back with authentic full strength all-American excellence in broadcasting on Wednesday.
But he's taking it a couple of days out.
Don't worry, if you go to rushlimbo.com and you become a Rush 24-7 subscriber, you need never be discombobulated by sinister foreign guest hosts ever again.
I was talking about the corruption in this country, which gets in my nostrils, the stink of corruption, the stench of corruption, the sense that laws apply to some people and not to others.
So some guy has his life destroyed and winds up in jail, and the other person doesn't matter.
Now, who is the embodiment of that?
Who is the embodiment of the descent into banana republicanism?
Hillary Rodham Clinton.
The fact that she is running for president and has a credible chance of becoming president, becoming the first woman president, is itself a tribute to the seedy dysfunctionalism of America's institutions.
Because in a healthy society, and I'm just talking about a country with maybe two, three, four, five, six million people, like those little Scandinavian countries, not a country with over 300 million people.
When you've got 300 million people in a country, it's not a good sign when the wife of the previous president decides that she is entitled to be president.
And yes, I'm ecumenical on this point.
It was pathetic, the Bush family deciding that they're so indispensable to the republic that they need to provide three presidents within 25 years.
That's completely ridiculous.
It's actually completely unbecoming, and it's not a republic.
And if it's a choice between Bush and Clinton, I vote for George III, because in this race, he'd be the small government candidate.
That's how crazy things have gotten in the last 200 years.
But there's nothing proud.
It's not a Mrs. Thatcher moment.
It's not a Golden Mayer moment.
It's not even Julia Gillard or Helen Clark in Australia and New Zealand.
There's nothing to be proud of.
And feminists in particular should be embarrassed by this.
When the first female president is the wife of the previous president, it's not even, people say, oh, it's like Ava Perron, you know, in Argentina.
But Ava Perron was a fantastically charismatic woman.
Nobody has ever said that about Hillary Clinton.
She's a stiff.
The talent was her husband.
So she's not even any good at it.
Ava Perron was actually quite good at being Ava Perron.
You put Hillary Clinton on the balcony singing, don't cry for me, little rock Arkansas.
It's not going to go anywhere.
Nobody likes her.
She doesn't connect with people.
And yet, so she's not even good at being Mrs. William Jefferson Clinton.
Ava Perron was good at being Mrs. Juan Perron.
She was good at that.
Now, but that's so, so put that to one side.
I'd rather see Elizabeth Warren just if we're going to have a female president from the Democrat Party.
If we're going to have any old president from the Democrat Party, better Bernie Sanders, because Bernie Sanders, for all, I believe Bernie Sanders is technically the third poorest candidate of the people who ran this year.
Martin O'Malley was apparently the poorest, Marco Rubio the second poorest, and Bernie Sanders the third poorest.
Bill Maher on Bill Maher's TV show, when Hillary called for Bernie Sanders to release his tax records, Bill Maher made the perfectly obvious point.
What is Bernie Sanders hiding?
He owns two suits and a 1993 Buick LaSaba.
That's it.
It's perfectly obvious he's got nothing.
Now Hillary Clinton is calling, aside from the absurdity of a guy running against the Clintons being hit for the way he treats women, we now have the situation where Hillary is calling for Trump to be transparent and release his tax returns.
Show us his tax returns.
When they left the White House, this is corruption.
This is corruption.
When they left the White House in 2001, the Clintons were worth nothing.
They owed half a million dollars in 2001.
Now they're supposedly worth $200 million.
And that doesn't include the $2 billion in the Clinton Foundation.
And the Clinton Foundation has absolutely no purpose except to enable the Clinton family to lead the lifestyles of heads of state after they've ceased to be heads of state.
That's why that foundation exists.
We've just seen in the news in the last couple of days that governments in the Persian Gulf, so Saudi princes and Gulf Amirs gave $100 million to Bill and Hillary.
What do you think they gave them that money for?
What do you think they gave that money for?
Because they're so concerned with the Clinton Foundation's causes.
Nobody can name a cause the foundation's Clinton Foundation caused except diarrhea in Africa.
Diarrhea in Africa, which Chelsea Clinton gives speeches on all the time.
She's getting, so the Clinton family get $250,000, in Bill's case, $750,000, to give a speech on diarrhea in Africa, and then all these Saudi princes and Gulf Emirs give them $100 million.
They're buying access.
Bill Clinton said on the campaign trail, this strange wraith.
I don't know how he has the energy for the Lolita Express, because I tell you, if I look like Bill Clinton and I sounded like Bill Clinton with a croaky voice, he's got no voice.
The last thing I want is to be on a Lolita Express with 14-year-old stewardesses.
I tell you, I don't know how he has an inspiration to men half his age.
The way he's got, the way he can handle all those trips to Pedo Island is incredible.
It's impressive.
What was that, Mr. Snurdle?
You think he did.
I don't think they make an energy drink in the strength.
If you see Bill Clinton, anyone would think, when you see Bill Clinton on the campaign trail, you'd think he'd just actually disembark from the Lolita Express five minutes earlier, and he hadn't yet had time to have a glass of water and mop his brow.
He's in a terrible state.
Anyway, Bill Clinton, Bill Clinton said the other day that all this $100 million, don't worry about it, from Gulf Amirs and Saudi princes, don't worry, it isn't illegal.
Do you know, you wouldn't have had to tell this whole idea of a family, they're president until 2001, and then they want to be president again in 2016.
So they got a decade and a half off, in the course of which the spouse is plotting her run her return to the White House.
You wouldn't have had to tell, even if it had occurred to Harry Truman or Calvin Coolidge to do that, you wouldn't have to tell them not to take $100 million from foreign governments of a dubious nature.
The minute you—Bill Clinton's point that it's not illegal, of course not!
In a sane, healthy, non-diseased society, things aren't legal or illegal.
Things are right and wrong.
And if a former president doesn't know he's wrong to be taking huge sums of money from malodorous governments buying access from his wife while she's serving as America's chief foreign policy official, it's nothing to do with whether it's legal or illegal.
It's to do with whether it's right or wrong.
And if an ex-president doesn't know that that's wrong, you're pretty far down the hole.
You're pretty far down the choked septic tank of functioning free societies.
It ought to be understood that an ex-president doesn't take money from foreign governments.
Why can't he give the speech to the fat lay about Saudi princes for free once in a while?
What's with it that he doesn't know that it's wrong to take money from these foreign governments?
They're supposedly, supposedly they're giving money because they care about all these third world urchins in Africa with diarrhea.
For every million bucks you hand over to the Clinton Foundation, a full $64,000 goes to the Africans with diarrhea, and the remaining $936,000 is the processing fee.
That's what Charity Watch, which monitors all these charities, that's what the Charity Watch is for.
You give $1 million to the Clinton Foundation.
64 grand goes to diarrhea in Africa, and the remaining 936,000 is the Clintons processing fee for their travel, for their planes, for their offices, for the suits Bill wears when he gives these speeches.
And if he's been on the Lolita Express, those suits will need pressing afterwards.
The Clintons, you know, supposedly the Clinton court's defense for all this funny money is that these Saudis are ponying up for Bill and Hill because they're so concerned about women's rights in Africa.
The Kazakh oligarchs are so generous because they want to reduce the threat of the next diarrhea outbreak.
That's why Chelsea Clinton gets 75 grand to give dull speeches about diarrhea.
But given that 94% of it gets sluiced off before it gets anywhere near Africa, if you really cared about that, why would you give the money to the Clintons?
No, you give a million dollars to the Clinton Foundation because you want the Clintons.
You want the Clintons to get it.
It's not a charity foundation.
The Clinton Foundation, 94% goes to the Clintons, 6% goes to emaciated Africans.
That's basically the equivalent of the moment when you're at Price Chopper.
You're at the checkout at Price Chopper, and the clerk tallies up your $150 worth of groceries and then asks if you'd like to give a dollar to Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
That's the Clinton Foundation.
You know, to modify Lady Macbeth, not all the diarrhea in Africa can wash away the stench of the Clinton Foundation.
It's corrupt.
It's stinkingly corrupt.
It's obviously corrupt.
And what is absolutely astonishing to me is to hear several nominal Republicans, people on the right, particularly foreign policy Republicans.
P.J. O'Rourke, my fellow New Hampshire Republican, three hours south of me in south western New Hampshire, P.J. O'Rourke has said he's going to be voting for Hillary.
Max Boot, who was my editor at the Wall Street Journal, big foreign policy guy, was an foreign policy advisor to McCain and to Romney.
He said he's going to be voting for Hillary.
Hillary is the embodiment of corruption and therefore the embodiment of the death of the Republic.
And for these foreign policy guys to decide someone on the tape from Saudi princes, someone who's managed to deliver 20% of U.S. uranium into the control of the Russians, someone whose husband has been credibly accused of rape and flies around with a known paedophile.
And yet Hillary, to these guys, is who they're going to be supporting in November.
This is insane.
The Hillary Rodham Clinton presidency will be the death of the Republic and the complete descent into banana republic status.
Mark Stein for Rush.
We'll take your call straight ahead.
Mark Steided for Rush.
An embittered tweeter, Elegy, has just tweeted in response to my concerns about the Clintons and their concern for the Clinton Foundation's concern for diarrhea in Africa.
He says, Elegy says, I have diarrhea in America.
Where's my damn foundation?
You'll be a long time waiting for that, Elegy.
Skip in Houston, Texas.
Skip, you're live on the Rush Limbaugh Show.
Great to have you with us.
Thank you, Mark.
It's so good to be with you.
I love the way you open the show.
Yes, I hadn't thought about Lindsey Graham kicking John Gilmore's behind for a while, but yeah, you're right.
You shouldn't be thinking about it that often, believe me.
If it happens again, see a psychiatrist.
It made me laugh out loud, man.
It was so funny.
I loved it.
Anyway, so apparently you haven't heard the news clips today that are being played all over the mainstream.
And it is Chuck Hughes Schumer is talking about the way to speed up lines at O'Hare and LaGuardia and everywhere else is by using the bomb sniffing dogs to check the passengers for explosives.
And that's what I need.
I need a dog sniffing my crotch when I go through the airport.
Yeah, that's right.
And you know with government dogs, they're not going to be content with just one sniff.
There's going to be the second of that.
Yeah, but it gives new definition to the smell test, right?
Yeah.
Anyway, Americans will have to be busy.
Yeah, I hadn't considered that.
Thank you for, you know, this is just another example of how often the Republican Party has the right idea too early.
I mean, if you go back to Mitt Romney, what the Democrats hammered him for in his last election campaign in 2012 is that he put a bomb-sniffing dog on the roof of his car for when he went to Canada.
There's a guy who understands the importance of security.
He was ahead of his game here right on the roof of his car.
He had a bomb-sniffing dog and drove that bomb-sniffing dog right into Canada.
That's the kind of far-sighted thinking that Mitt was giving us back in those days.
Thanks for your call, Skip, in Houston, Texas.
Yeah.
I made this point, I think it was five or six years ago on this show, the last time there was one of these TSA controversies.
I said the lines, this was back when they were introducing the secondary pat-down thing, you know, where they'd swing you around and then they'd run their hands up the inside of your thighs and then they'd swing you around and pat you on the bottom and everything.
We did it on Dancing with the Stars, and I came second.
It was very good, it was a fascinating routine.
But at that time, I said the chaos in front of the security line is so bad now that it actually would make more sense just to blow up, if you're a terrorist, just to blow up the non-secure area.
And that's what these guys did in Brussels just a few weeks ago, just a few weeks ago, and dozens of people died.
And the TSA now, the most lavishly funded airport bureaucracy on the planet, is now making lines longer and longer and longer.
And it gets to the heart of the critique that Trump made when he came on board.
I said last year, if you don't like Donald Trump, lots of people don't like Donald Trump, lots of people don't like the same taste in gold, solid gold bathroom fixtures as Saddam Hussein.
He's vulgar, he's ostentatious, he has all these supermodel arm candy.
If you don't like Donald Trump, steal his issue.
Steal his issue.
Because a lot of people, when a freeborn American citizen has to sleep overnight on the concourse at O'Hare, then it doesn't work.
The place doesn't work.
The joint is seizing up.
And Republican candidates were far too complacent about that.
Jeb Bush was far too complacent about that.
Marco Rubio was far too complacent about that.
If that's the trade-off, then the trade-off is too much.
And we need, if that's the trade-off for wars in the Middle East and all the rest of it, the home front is not, it's not credible to do things like that.
Mark signing for Rush.
We'll take more of your calls.
Lots more to talk about straight ahead.
Hey, this 4-4 split on the Supreme Court post-Scalia is having interesting results.
The Little Sisters of the Poor Obamacare contraception case, their Supreme Court has vacated it and sent it back to the lower courts just a couple of hours ago today.
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