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June 8, 2016 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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June 8, 2016, Wednesday, Hour #2
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There's a story, you know, I was talking about this insanity of John Kerry's borderless world, John Kerry's borderless world, which means basically that everyone will be moving to North America, Europe, and Australia and a couple of other places.
And that's actually insane, because that's the, insofar as there is any global peace and security, it's borders that ensure that it happens.
Why do people think a borderless world is a good thing?
They basically created a border.
Libya was the pilot program for John Kerry and Hillary Clinton's borderless world because they toppled the Libyan government, so the Libyan government can't enforce its borders.
So ISIS poured in, control the ports, and ISIS are now running all the refugees across the Mediterranean into Italy and into Europe.
So that's a preview of what the borderless world will be like, a complete implosion.
Why do people say, and honestly, if you're a liberal and you hear this phrase borderless world and you think it means it's nice because your daughter once did some foreign exchange thing in Switzerland and it all seemed very pleasant out there, call me and tell me what you like about this phrase, the borderless world, because it's something that actually ought to strike terror into people, a borderless world.
A borderless world, life in a borderless world will be nasty, brutish, and short.
Here's a headline from the borderless world.
The pilot program for the borderless world in advanced countries is currently going on in Germany.
It's Angela Merkel's experiment that she's doing there.
Headline.
Migrants burn down asylum center after not receiving Ramadan wake-up call.
So these guys, they didn't get the wake-up call for Ramadan, and so they burnt down the refugee center.
That's the nub of the story.
And in fairness, you know, it's easy to say, oh, God, these crazy guys, you don't give them the wake-up call, and they go full Allahu Akbar and burn down the joint.
But in fact, when it's Ramadan, when it's Ramadan, and is it just me or does Ramadan seem to come around earlier every year?
I don't know.
It's funny how that happens.
But Ramadan, you have to, you can't eat between sunrise and sunset.
So when Ramadan falls in July, it's hell because they're the longest days of the year.
So you want your wake-up call because you want something to eat because you're not going to get anything else to eat until 9.30, 10 o'clock at night.
So these guys don't get the Ramadan wake-up call and they burn down the refugee center.
And that's just the bones of the story.
But when you actually read on into it, it gets even nuttier.
A massive fire at Dusseldorf's major international trade fair grounds.
This is where the refugee center was.
So this is one of the biggest international trade fair grounds in the developed world in Dusseldorf in Germany.
And they decide to turn it into a refugee camp.
And now the grateful refugees have burned the joint down.
So they're going to find it difficult to hold any international trade fairs there again.
So so much for German international trade.
But then when you look at it, what's actually going on at this international trade fairgrounds where they're holding this thing and they burn, they're holding all these so-called refugees.
There have been conflicts between the predominantly Arab refugees and a small number of Afghan refugees who side with the security staff that the Germans hired to run the facility.
And who did the Germans hire to run the facility?
They hired Iranians.
Right?
Now, this is what the clever people, this is, by the way, so let's take it as read that when Trump starts talking about his judge and how John Kasich eats pizza and whether or not Ted Cruz's father was on the grassy knoll with Lee Harvey Oswald.
Let's put all that to one side and let's listen to what the smart people say and what the smart people do.
The smart people hire Iranians, right?
That's your first mistake, hiring Iranians.
Why would you hire Iranians to run your prison system?
They've got some great prisons over there, but they're the kind of prisons where you get questioned to death.
They're not the kind of guys you hire to run prisons in an advanced society.
So they hire these Iranians to run this refugee facility.
Iranians, Persians hate Arabs, Arabs hate Persians.
Anyone who isn't deluded with the fluffy bunny stuff, anyone who doesn't have a doesn't get triggered by people talking about Mexican heritage, knows the facts of life.
Persians, Arabs, Arabs, Persians.
There's conflicts there.
Why would you hire Persians to look after a bunch of Arabs?
So the Persians don't wake up the Arabs in time for the big Ramadan, all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet.
So now the poor old Arabs have to starve until 9:30 at night.
So they burn down the refugee facility and destroy one of the most prestige trade fair conference centers on the planet.
That's what the smart people do.
The smart people let 1.1 million Muslim young men into Germany and then hire Iranians to run the facilities that house them.
And that is what has happened.
That is what has happened to one degree or another around the entire developed world.
And to go back to what Debbie was saying, I think the issue here is very simple in this election.
I think it's betrayal.
I think it's betrayal.
And it's hard to get over betrayal.
As any of you who've been in some poisonous marriage in its death spiral will know.
Betrayal is the one thing that is very hard to overcome.
And that's how the Republican base and large numbers of other Americans, including apparently from the Bernie Sanders things, large number of Democrats.
That's how they feel about the permanent political class, the permanent political class, that it's betrayal.
They actually feel these people have betrayed them.
And they looked for somebody.
They wanted somebody who didn't sound as if he was going to be going to betray them.
And he might be right on that.
They might be right on that.
And they might be wrong on that.
But they know, they don't know with this guy what they're going to get.
But they know what they're getting with Mitch McConnell.
They know what they're getting with Paul Ryan.
They know what they're getting with that brand of Republican Party, and they don't want it.
And the idea, with respect to all these smart people who are now saying, oh, well, you know, Trump's remarks about this judge from Indiana, the Mexican heritage guy, that completely disqualifies him.
So we're going to ask all these delegates to toss him out and we're going to find someone else.
And you can do that, but you're generals without armies.
You have all the qualities of leadership except followers.
Paul Ryan, with doing his Hamlet routine for weeks on the battlements, saying, to endorse or not to endorse?
That is the question.
Nobody's interested.
Nobody's interested.
You've got all the qualities of a guy who lost a debate to Joe Biden.
He's now the conscience of conservatism.
You've got all the qualities of leadership except followers.
And that's, I'm sorry to be blunt about it, but essentially, that's what the DC establishment did to itself.
And it worked out pretty nicely.
If you've got a think tank, if you've got a magazine that's bankrolled by some nice sugar daddies, it's worked out swell for you.
I'll give you a good example.
David French at the National Review, who was the great white hope and was supposedly going to be our next president in waiting.
The guy Bill Crystal picked to be the next president to do the big third party run.
And he thought about it for a week.
He spent last week in Vermont thinking about it and strategizing with the finest minds that Bill Crystal and Mitt Romney could find.
And I was reading about this inside the third party campaign of David French.
This guy, he's a fine writer, he's a fine man.
And I have no problem with David French at all, except that I think the idea of him running for president is ridiculous.
But if he wants to give it a go, that's fine.
Where he went in Vermont to spend a week, he spent a week at the play farm of a wealthy Mitt Romney backer in Woodstock, Vermont.
This quiet hamlet, I think was the way the National Review lady put it.
It's not a quiet hamlet.
It's a shishy little upskate, upscale resort town where all the wealthiest people in the Northeast have their little play farms, like this little play farm that David French holed up in.
And I wouldn't mind, but if he'd driven an hour in almost any direction, he could have gone to real towns, real farm towns, real hamlets.
He could have gone to Sheffield, Vermont, where they've got real broken-down working loser farms.
They have this thing called Field Day.
I think it's every Labor Day.
And I hadn't been for a few years and took my kids to it last year.
And we arrived there, and the last time I was there, I've been talking to the lady who organized the concert where everyone does all the old-time fiddling and all that kind of thing.
I had a nice conversation with her.
I couldn't have a conversation with her this time around because she'd been killed, murdered, after discovering the lads next door were running a meth lab.
That's a real farm, not the pretend farm of a Mitt Romney bundler that David French stayed in.
You could have gone to Barry, used to be the granite capital of Vermont.
Now that's just hollowed out by drugs.
There's no granite to work, no granite quarries anymore.
It's just nothing going on there.
The two ski resorts, they've gone belly up in a EB5 visa scandal where they got rich guys from China to give them money for green cards, and then they blew through all the money, and now they've been closed down and they're undergoing some big, huge federal investigation.
So the two towns that weren't dead have gone.
And this is, this is, why didn't, why don't all these people, instead of holding up at your little play farm in Woodstock, Vermont, where even the McDonald's has some pre-aged wood shingle outside instead of your usual plastic golden arches, instead of holding up in fake heritage theme park colonial America, why don't you actually drive an hour north, south, east, or west and see what the rest of the place looks like.
And you might actually understand what it's like when you have to live in the world that all the smart people have made for you.
When all the smart people who talk about a borderless world, when all the smart people who let in 1.1 million Muslim young men and then hire Iranian security personnel to look after them, when all the smart people have done the damage and you look at the ruins of what life is as more and more people slip out of the middle,
as you look at America bifurcating into this little closed world where all the people who run everything, all the people who matter live and the ruins they're increasingly making everywhere else.
That's where you should, if you want to hole up at a farm for a week, I can show you a farm, I can show you, I can show you four dozen farms around here where you get a completely different view of life than if you hole up for a farm with on a farm with Mitt Romney bundlers in Woodstock, Vermont.
These guys in the Beltway need to get real.
They're the problem.
This is not this.
Trump is not an action.
Trump is a reaction.
And what he's a reaction to is you guys, you guys who loused everything up.
Markstein for Rush will take your calls straight ahead.
Hey, Mark Stein in for Rush.
Let's go to Nick in Walla Walla because you can never have enough Wallace.
Walla Walla Walla in Washington, one of my favorite town names.
Great to have you with us on the show, Nick.
Thank you, sir.
It's a pleasure to be on with you today.
And it's just two wallas, Walla Walla.
But I think Hugh Hewitt is on to something, but I don't think there's going to be a white knight riding in to save the Republican Party from in Cleveland.
It's going to be up to the non-Trump delegates to decide whether or not they could support this candidate.
And because if people have been paying attention to these conventions that have been going on during the primary season, they'll notice that the crew delegates have been mopping up the floor at these conventions, racking up the delegates going to Cleveland.
And just like 2012, the Romney delegates controlled that convention.
The crews delegates be controlling this convention, which means that the rules will be in their favor and also the platform.
And so if anybody's going to beat Donald Trump at Cleveland, it's not going to be Paul Ryan or Scott Walker or whoever.
It's going to be Ted Cruz because the delegates will have the final say of this.
Now, what you're referring there to, the fact is they have the primaries in certain states in February or whatever.
And then a few weeks later they meet and they get the delegates who are actually physically going to go.
We're talking about actual human beings that go to the point.
And these are guys who are supporting, who are basically supporters of Ted Cruz, but are obliged on the first vote under the rules to cast a vote for Trump because he won whichever state it was.
That's the rules.
And the scenario, here's the problem, Nick, is that the scenario you propose would have worked swell 150 years ago.
But in the modern era, we now undergo this vast circus of actual democratic voting by ordinary citizens that determines who the delegates supports.
On what basis should those guys discount how the votes went in whichever state?
It goes to the rules of the convention because they're really...
No, no, no, I know the...
No, no, let me finish.
There's a lot of debate that the delegates can vote their conscience.
There is no RNC rule that states they have to be bound to whatever state their primary voted on.
And it makes sense in this year, particularly, when over 16 million people voted against Trump, and he's only gotten around a little over 11, 11.5 million.
So the will of the people are, if Cruz does the problem, the will of the people will be.
Okay, Nick, Nick, Nick, just let me ask you on that point.
You said that 11 million people voted for Trump, 16 million voted against him.
I don't know what the latest score is, but let's just stick with your numbers.
A smaller number voted for Ted Cruz, and an even larger number voted against him.
So what's the argument for picking Ted Cruz?
Well, you could go back into the, go back to the start of the primary season on February 1st, and you look at all the candidates that had come and gone.
Those supporters that already voted for a candidate went on board the cruise campaign, volunteered for cruise, donated to cruise, whatever.
I think if you look at the vast majority of those 16 million people that voted against Trump, I think they would support Cruz over Trump in the nomination.
Well, you think that, but what you say is technically doable.
But right now, we're talking about a Republican Party that can't find, that can't talk Mitt Romney, who's loaded.
I mean, basically, he ran last time as Daddy Warbucks, so he can afford to run.
So he's there.
He's got the money.
He's got the organization.
They can't talk him into running.
They can't talk David French into running.
Why do you think suddenly they're going to talk the entire Republican Party into tossing out the guy who won the primary?
If you go back to my numbers and you go back to the rhetoric that Trump has been spewing, I think he's just alienating every base of the party.
I mean, he's alienated every major demographic group in this country.
I mean, he's unfavorable with Latinos.
He's unfavorable with women.
And on and on and on.
He's just making himself, he's just digging himself deeper and deeper.
Well, you know, it's not going to happen, Nick.
And regardless of whether you want it to happen or whether you don't want it to happen, it's not going to happen.
Because these guys, for a start, they don't have those kind of cojones.
We've got to take a break, but I'll pick this up because I'm amazed.
Mr. Snadley sent me this thing today from the Hill.
There's still time for another third-party option.
Yeah, the cavalry are just over the hill, folks.
I think I see a horse now.
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We have breaking news, well, kind of breaking news for the Bernie Sanders fans among the audience, and I gather that's like about 87% of you.
So, as you know, last night Hillary sealed the deal.
She's now the first woman.
Actually, I'm so old-fashioned and bigoted.
I should say she's the first person to identify as a woman to win a presidential nomination of a major party.
So, congratulations to Hillary, the first person to identify as a woman to win the nomination of a major party.
And Bernie Sanders, her rival, is going to be holding a rally at Burlington Airport in Vermont, his hometown, Burlington Airport.
If you want to go to this, by the way, it's at Heritage Aviation.
And I believe that's where the little flights, I think I landed there a few weeks.
I flew in from Toronto, the Toronto flights.
You land at the main airport, and then because you've come from a foreign country and they have to crack down on security if you've been to Toronto, they drive you off to this little shed miles from the main airport where Homeland Security holds you for hours and an end and eventually release you onto whatever that's called, whatever that road's called.
Is it Williston Road?
They release you onto Williston Road in the middle of nowhere.
No taxis.
Wondering how the hell you can get back to the airport parking lot.
Anyway, that's where Bernie, the streets are already lining with Bernie Sanders fans.
And the Associated announcing a rally for the next step.
But this is the thing, Mr. Snurdley.
The Associated Press has warned reporters to be safe after harassment from Bernie Sanders fans.
So if an AP reporter goes to a Trump rally and he's called a sleaze by Trump, it's outrageous, but it's an outrage.
It's disgraceful.
And how dare he treat the press like that?
But the AP is warning.
The Associated Press is warning its reporters to stay vigilant after several received harassing messages from supporters of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.
Danny Spriggs, the AP's vice president for global security.
By the way, have you ever heard a more stupid title in your life?
The AP's vice president for global security.
I'd love to see that business card.
Danny Spriggs said some reporters have received angry emails, social media messages, and phone calls after the AP declared Hillary Clinton the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.
So if you're in the vicinity of whatever this is called, what's it called?
Heritage Aviation Terminal on Williston Road in Burlington, Vermont today for the Bernie Sanders rally.
If you're an AP reporter heading there, AP wants you to be safe because the streets are full.
Generation Snowflake is going to be rampaging down the street.
They're going to be the whole thing, the sandals and patchouli, they're going to be beating the hell out of you.
Be careful.
You might want to take some plexiglass shields.
Stay behind the RoboCop lines because the special snowflakes, Generation Snowflake, is determined to exact its revenge on the Associated Press for delivering the Democrat primary nomination to Madame Mao.
Things are heating up in this in this fractious election season.
And that is the latest news on the Bernie front.
So Bernie Sanders could be making a special announcement, a special announcement today.
He's mad with the AP because this is how bad a candidate Hillary Clinton is.
And if I were Hillary, I'd be furious because the likely result is she would have won more narrowly in California.
And now everyone thinks the AP stole California from Bernie Sanders, which they probably didn't need to do.
I think it was, what was it they used to say about the LAPD, a police department so what was the joke at the time of the OJ trial?
A police department so incompetent they couldn't frame a guilty man.
The AP is so incompetent, they can't even proclaim Hillary a victor for a race she had won.
They jumped the gun, and now the Bernie fans, all the special snowflakes, are determined to hunt down the AP reporter.
If you see a special snowflake, if you're in Burlington, Vermont, and you see the special snowflake, some of them are wearing the pajamas.
They stand out because they've got the pajama boy look like the British red coats.
So they stand out against the fields, the cows, the mountains, and all the rest of it.
You can spot the special snowflakes coming.
And they also have these kind of little wispy beards, these kind of very little, you know, the special snowflake.
It's like a little wispy beard where like most of the hair doesn't grow at all, but nine strands go very long.
And so, if they get close to you to slug you, you probably won't feel the punch, but the like getting tickled by these nine little strands of the little wispy special snowflakes beard.
It can be like a really nasty paper cut, you know.
So, you might like it'll be itching all day if he tickles you with the special snowflake wispy beard.
And you might and you might find like a rash breaks out three days later there because he's been sleeping in a commune or something.
So, you want to be careful.
If you're an AP reporter out there, the AP has now issued a code red security alert for its reporters to be safe if they're in the presence of Bernie Sanders fans at this big rally today.
Who knew?
I thought Trump was supposed to be the new Hitler.
Now, we've got special snowflake pajama boy brown shirts.
That is a first.
That is a first in history.
That's you know, the wispy little beard, the pajama boy, the pajaba boy bread.
I've never, no, there's brown shirts, there's black shirts.
I've never heard of these pajama shirts.
This is a new thing.
But they're telling the AP is warning, warning reporters to be safe from Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders fans today.
I want to go back to all that fascinating stuff we were hearing from Nick in Walla Walla Walla Walla in Washington.
And I know people are reluctant to give up on it, to give up on it.
But you know, you've had this for months now.
First of all, they said to you, Bill Crystal, God bless him, has been reliably wrong about everything on this.
First, he said that Trump would be gone before he wasn't, he'd be gone in a few weeks.
Then he said Trump wouldn't win a single primary.
Then he says he's about to announce a fantastic, credible third-party independent candidate.
And the third-party independent candidate he decided to anoint, spend a week at a farm in Vermont, and then decided he didn't want to do it.
And now we're told that, oh, under Rule 37C, the delegates at this convention are going to feel free not to choose Trump as the nominee of the party.
It isn't going to happen.
It isn't going to happen.
God Almighty, when is the convention?
Do you know what date the convention is?
Is it July?
July someday in July?
Yeah.
Well, you really want to spend a month talking about something like this because it's going to be like all the other stuff that didn't happen.
It's going to be like all the other stuff that didn't happen.
In the end, an unusual, an unusual candidate has won this party's contest.
And there's only two parties, and there's only Hillary.
The only two people who can become president of the United States in January next year are Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump.
All this nonsense.
I can't tell you.
This thing that this that Mr. Snerdley sent me from The Hill, there's still time for another third-party option.
And we hear all this stuff.
There might be from Bernie, particularly now that the snowflakes are mad.
There might be a huge snowflake army, and they could get the snowflake party on the ballot.
They said, well, you need at least a guest host of this program, Eric Erickson, I think, did the numbers and said, you need $250 million just for ballot challenge.
Just for ballot challenge.
I'm sorry.
We might have to go to a song for my cat album.
I don't know that I can read this with a straight face.
You need $250 million for ballot challenges.
And the Snowflake Party could do that because they've got like all these Hollywood people like Susan Sarandon.
So Bernie could form the Snowflake Party and mount a ballot challenge in Texas and everywhere else, and he could do it.
But the idea that which we've been in this situation now for weeks, they can't find anybody who wants to run.
And the idea that under Rule 37C or whatever the hell it is, that the Republican Party delegates, when the whole dynamic of this season has been that the base of the party, the schlubs, the nobodies, the losers who go out and vote for the party, feel they've been betrayed by all the people living high off the hog on the party, the ones who get to jet around in the private planes.
You know, people say, why doesn't Trump talk about, why didn't he talk about the poor jobs numbers?
You know, there were only 38,000 new jobs created, and he could have hammered Obama with that.
Well, the reason there were only 38,000 new jobs created is because there were 400,000 Republican Party consultants who got laid off last month, who nobody needs anymore.
Nobody needs them.
Nobody needs any of these people.
Because some guy has just come along and broken every single rule and somehow wound up holding the trophy.
And whatever one feels about that, and I say this with respect to Mark Belling and Hugh Hewitt and all the other people, these are the rules of the game.
There's only two parties.
There's only two parties.
And when you only have two parties, that means they're coalitions of interest because they obviously don't represent the full spectrum of views.
If you've only got two parties, you can't be in 100% agreement on everything.
And so this party, Trump is not a Republican.
He's not a conservative, but he's the guy who's won this spot on the ticket.
He's in the final round on one of the two places.
And so the trick is to make that ticket, because there's the Hillary ticket, which Bernie's, the sensible side of Bernie's supporters, are now going to make the Hillary ticket a coalition of cronyism and socialism, because that works well in Venezuela.
So Hillary is the croniest, and the Bernie supporters will provide the socialism, and they'll have a crony socialist coalition.
And on the other side, Trump, Trump.
What's that Mr. Sterling?
Oh, Mr. Look, Ted Cruz, Ted Cruz, is Ted Cruz still in the race?
I don't.
This is.
You know, the first rule of show business, the first rule of show business.
Frank Sinatra used to say this.
You should always listen very carefully when the people are telling you goodbye.
And you don't take three months to get off the stage.
You don't take three months.
So we're going to have a crony socialist coalition on one side, and we're going to have a Trump.
And if the Republicans are smart, they'll have a Trump-Republican coalition on the other side, in which they'll try and surround him with solid key core.
The Republican Party is a coalition anyway.
It's a coalition between your butch types like Ted Cruz and your squishes like Susan Collins.
And so it's a Ted Cruz-Susan Collins coalition.
And on the whole, more often than not, things go Susan Collins' way than Ted Cruz's way.
So you've got the idea that the Republican Party, which is already a butch-squish coalition, can somehow has now been excluded from the number two spot on the ticket.
And you've got to try and make it a Trump-Republican coalition ticket.
But they're the only two tickets into the next phase of American decline.
Whoops.
That's not what I meant to say.
They're the only two tickets out of here.
And Hillary is the certainty of cronyism, of corruption, of bullying, of more and more of this vile identity politics where it's just shoved down your throat.
And Trump is offering a path out of that, a ticket out of that.
So Republicans can attach themselves.
They can get a giant paperclip and attach themselves by their butt to his coattails.
But otherwise, all this third-party stuff knocked down anyway.
Mark Stein for Rush, more ahead.
Mark Stein for Rush, let's go to Suzanne in the cryptically named Greater Detroit area.
Suzanne, great to have you with us.
Thank you.
Good to talk to you.
I'm trying to be a good American citizen and learn from our president.
And I understand now that gender is very pliable and male and female.
It's old school.
So I'm wondering why it's a big deal that Hillary is being declared the first female candidate.
Yeah, no, no, you're right.
Well, you're right.
Gender is very pliable.
Hillary's husband has plied an awful lot of it over the years.
But so you think you are dissenting from the Madeline Albright view that there's a special place in hell for women like you, Suzanne, who don't support other women.
I didn't think there was such a thing anymore.
Has Hillary declared herself a woman?
She identifies as a woman, and that's what matters.
Well, I just, her face, her clothing, her voice, I struggle, but yeah, it's just a difficult thing for me to.
It's confusing.
It's hard to say.
Well, I tell you, well, as you say, Suzanne, we are in the po.
It shouldn't matter.
I mean, this is like why it was last season's thing.
In 2008, it would have been a big deal.
Now we've all moved on.
Anyone can be the all-Alkan, all-state ladies' track champion is a person who identifies as a woman, but is flying the old wedding tackle, the old meat-and-two veg when she runs around the track.
Got male genitalia.
So the ladies' track champion in Alaska and all the girls, these pathetic bio-girls, as they call them now, these cis women, are making a fuss.
Well, I don't know.
Surely somewhere I would love to see.
While we're just like brainstorming here, we need to get Trump to put Caitlin Jenner on the vice presidential ticket because I think that absolutely, this idea that there's a glass ceiling, what matters is now how you identify.
I wouldn't mind.
If I'm at the men's room at the White House and Hillary wants to come in and stand next to me, go ahead.
You can identify as anything.
You've correctly explained, Suzanne, why it seems, why the whole vibe of the Hillary campaign is like its last decades thing.
It's really too late to be excited.
Even if you could get excited about Hillary, it is too late to be excited by it.
But you are absolutely right.
She does identify as a woman, and she is the first person to be nominated as such.
We'll be back in just a moment.
A woman named Titty Pierce is suing Ellen DeGeneres over making a joke about her name.
It's apparently called Titi.
She's apparently called Titi Pierce, but Ellen pronounced it Titty Pierce.
And so this woman is now going to trial, and that will be like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed or Trump University.
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