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June 8, 2016 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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June 8, 2016, Wednesday, Hour #3
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Yes, America's Anchorman is away, and this is your undocumented Anchorman sitting in and honored to be here.
Russia's taking a well deserved break.
Um but it's always a thrill for me.
It's always a thrill for me when I get to be behind the golden EIB microphone.
A great honor for a foreigner, and I hope when uh Trump builds his uh wall on the southern border and one on the northern border, and he talks about that big beautiful door he's gonna have in the middle of it that uh the one of those doors will have my name on it, and I'll get to come still get to come here.
Uh the US says a Chinese fighter made an unsafe intercept of a spy plane yesterday.
This was in international airspace over the East China Sea, the US Pacific Command said, as China again demanded an end to US surveillance flights.
Uh since the end of the Second World War, uh the Pacific Ocean has generally been an American lake, in the way that uh until the nineteen sixties the Indian Ocean was a British lake.
The Chinese are contesting that.
They're getting more and more brazen, as indeed are some uh of the Russian military, uh as they uh buzz uh and harass uh NATO forces up in uh up in northern Europe.
So uh this is this is the world that one of these two presidents is gonna inherit next January, uh where the Chinese are getting more and more brazen.
An unsafe intercept of a US spy plane by a Chinese fighter jet happened over the East China Sea yesterday.
And the question is, um, m Obama isn't gonna do anything about that, so the next time round they're gonna be even more brazen, and one of these days something's gonna happen, and some guys are gonna die, and uh there will be a big international incident.
But there's a lot of what's going on at the moment is that everyone, the the Malas, the Russians, the Chinese have spent this period probing and testing American will, and they've reached their conclusions on it, and um they're uh I would imagine they would not have much trouble getting the run of the planet under a Hillary Clinton uh regime if she's taking the oath of office next January.
Um there's one thing people say about Trump that is is like the disqualifier about uh about her.
And and it's and something is like something is is obviously happening here because essentially the Republican elite, the Republican commentariat, the Republican intellectual class is detaching itself uh from the bulk of the party.
From from the party, in fact, because these guys don't appear to represent anybody, which is why uh they're having difficulty finding anybody to to run as president.
Um and uh Mike Potemra, for example, who's who's an editor at National Review, revealed uh late, I think it was uh on uh Tuesday that he'd voted for Hillary Clinton in the California primary.
William F. Buckley's National Review.
I went to the fiftieth anniversary birthday party of National Review, and uh Rush was there too.
Rush was sitting next to uh Bill Buckley right at the top table uh at that fiftieth birthday party in Washington.
And uh and Mike Patemra, an editor at National Review has voted for Hillary Clinton in the California primary.
Uh Jay Nordlinger, an even more senior editor at National Review has revealed that he's quit the Republican Party over the nomination of Trump.
I said I said uh in the first hour that I thought Trump was not the action but the reaction.
The reaction to what the Republican uh establishment has done.
But I think it's bigger I think it's bigger than that.
The c the the rap on Trump is that he's a bully.
Well, I mean, let's get let's go let's let's walk it back a bit.
Let's start with the f most basic thing, that he's the new Hitler.
No, he's not.
He's not Hitler.
And if you call him the new Hitler, and if you're talking about fascism, you're insulting millions and millions of people around the world who know what real fascism and real Hitler looks like, including my mum.
My mum didn't have a childhood, because she grew up in uh Sint Niklas in Belgium under Nazi occupation.
And the only reason I'm here is because her town happened to be liberated by the Royal Canadian artillery, uh so after the war her parents thought they'd uh they'd move to Canada.
Uh but she knows she didn't get a childhood 'cause uh 'cause the Nazis ran the town, and that's what her mem her childhood memories were like.
Her memories were of SS officers in the streets.
Uh so it's stupid to compare Trump.
Trump trump is a guy who has a reality show and he owns some casinos and he likes beautiful women.
He's Berlusconi, he's not Mussolini, he's Burlesconi, he's not Mussolini.
So take a deep breath and mothball, the Hitler comparison uh for the uh hopefully uh for uh an occasion when you'll actually need it, which if you're lucky is not gonna be.
So Mothball the Hitler talk.
Uh whatever he is, he's not Hitler.
Is he a bully?
That's the thing.
Oh, Trump is a bully, narcissistic bully, vain bully, vain bully.
Well, I mentioned this little story just before uh the break uh about a uh a boy uh who uh identifies as a female uh and therefore became the high school girls track champion of Alaska just the other day.
And this uh this story uh is from Pyjamas Media.
High school girls in Alaska do not appreciate losing track and field events to a biological male, even if he identifies as a girl.
This year was the first time in the state's history that a male athlete competed in the girls' state championships, and not everyone is celebrating the transgender milestone.
Haynes High School senior Nathon Wanyot competed at the state championships in late May running the 100-meter and 200 meter dashes and competed in girls' volleyball and basketball in the fall.
So these girls, now, this guy, uh this girl, Nathon Wangot, uh identifies as a girl, but has still got his full meat and two veg down there.
So, in other words, the girls, the girls' track champion in Alaska is someone with male genitalia.
And uh and we are told, and by by the way, my my youngest boy is very mad about this.
He he had to go to his uh lousy school commencement thing, uh and he was uh they they the the principal got up and made the girls' track team who just won uh the big championship, he made the girls' track team stand up and take a bow, and my son was furious because he came faster uh than any of those girls, but because he was racing with boys, he only came fourth.
So if he'd been racing in the girls' team, he would be the state track champion.
He would be in the New England finals because uh because of the physiognomy, uh boys run faster than girls.
But if you're a boy who decides to identify as a girl, even if you've got your m all your male genitalia, they now let you run around the track.
What was the point of feminism?
What was the point of feminism?
Um glamour magazine made Caitlin Jenner woman of the year, even though she's got a penis.
Uh if you'd said if you'd said to these uh uh these if you'd said to the first generation of feminists in the 1960s, hey, you uh enjoy it while you can, you little gals, because uh we got a real surprise covered for you uh round about the beginning of the 21st century.
Oh, sure, you can write all your plays, the uh Vegeta Bodologues and all the rest of it.
Enjoy it while you can, baby, because the patriarchy is gonna reassert itself in a way you can't imagine.
My uh Dennis Miller was on television the other day, and he and he said, I had no idea about this.
Jessica Lang, uh Jessica Jess Jessica Lagg, great uh film star, great screen siren.
She uh was in the remake of King Kong, and I believe she uh little little bit of topless scene there, she was a great uh great pinup, great beauty.
She went into Starbucks the other morning, and uh the guy said, has anyone ever told you that you look like Caitlin Jeddah?
Right, this is Jessica Lang, and she's being compared to a 67-year-old woman with a penis.
And Jessica Lang says, Oh, that's awfully nice of you.
That's I'm I'm so flattered.
Oh, oh, do tell.
Oh, I'm sorry, you've made my day.
I look I look like a 70 sixty, seven-year-old guy with a penis.
Oh, you flatterer.
Oh, can I have your phone?
Oh, I shouldn't say this.
I know, don't give me your phone number.
Uh This is this is this is the world uh that we we now live in.
So the transgender the transgender uh female, uh Wang Yot.
Wang Yot uh wins the uh wins the Alaskan track.
And everybody is supposed to celebrate this, and everybody is to think it's perfectly normal.
This is totalitarian.
This is how the communist societies were.
They told obvious lies.
You know when the Soviet Union used to have all its five year plans and they used to tell you that the harvest was more spectacular than ever, and then you went to the Moscow supermarket where every checkout line was for nine items or less, and there was nothing, nothing, nothing on the shelves.
Uh and they didn't care that the lies were totally obvious.
Because the point was to make you submit to the lie, to make you live with the lie, to make you live with the lie.
Uh and that's what this that's what this story about this Alaskan track event is.
Now there's you know, there's situations where uh somebody starts transitioning and they go the full way and they have all uh their body parts rearranged and turned inside out and all the rest of it.
This person hasn't done that.
This person is basically has the physiognomy of a male and has chosen to run as a girl and is therefore winning all the races.
Uh and uh and that is the official lie.
And we are being bullied.
America is being bullied.
And that's why it's not about bathrooms or anything like that.
It's not it's not about bathrooms.
If it was about bathrooms, people would work it out from town to town, business to business.
Uh it's about making you live with that's what's totalitarian about it.
It's about what's making you live with the lie.
And that's the bullying.
That's the real bullying.
Is Trump a bully?
Is Trump a bully uh compared to bakeries that get hounded uh because they don't want to make a uh gay wedding cake.
They get fined a hundred thousand dollars over a wedding cake when there's uh four dozen other bakers in the phone book.
Uh it's a that's the bullying.
That's the bullying.
The idea that things were that were unknown to human history until twenty minutes ago, and now suddenly the law of the land that you cannot question.
Uh that is totalitarian.
And in this case, it's it's it's particular nonsense.
Nobody says you even ha you don't even have to be on hormone treatment now.
You don't have to do anything except just identify as uh a person of the other uh gender.
And uh and it's about making you it's exactly the same thing has happened in totalitarian societies.
They don't care it doesn't matter if the lie is an offense against reality, is an obvious assurdity, the point that makes it even better, because the point is to make you prostrate prostrate before the lie.
Uh and that's the real bullying.
And compared to that, Trump's a pussycat.
Trump's a pussycat.
What does he bully about?
He calls some ABC reporter a sleaze.
Big deal.
Big deal.
He's not telling you that the guy with the penis is the Alaskan ladies' track champion.
Which is the more bullying.
And actually, which which tells you more about where society is headed.
Mark Stein for Rush will take your call straight ahead.
Mark Stein in Farush on America's number one radio show.
Let's go to Nathan in Lynchburg, Virginia.
Nation your Nathan Nation.
Nation shall talk unto nation.
Nathan, great to have you with us.
It's good to be here, Matt.
Hey, I just wanted to make some predictions about what's next.
You said it earlier in your segment.
Okay.
Um Hillary Clinton is pretty much gonna be ruined.
If that doesn't happen, and I don't mean going to jail or anything.
I think she'll get away with whatever, but fact of the matter is the public knows about it now.
Now they don't trust her, even some of the Democrats don't trust.
The only thing that's supposed to save her redeemer as far As that's concerned, is if Bernie Sanders runs underneath her as which I doubt he will do, because the Sanders fans, if they think that the Republicans are distraught and whatever, uh the the Democrats are much worse off than the Republicans could ever be.
Um as far as Donald Trump, if he could just keep his mouth shut, he's got it.
You know what I mean?
He it's all downhill from here.
Um you you you basically feel it's Trump's to lose then just because Hillary has got so much stuff that has attached to her that that uh is uh malodorous and she has to explain, and even if she's not prosecuted by the Justice Department, the fact is it's all out there and it's all sticking to her.
Yeah, it is.
And you know what there's a lot of Sanders.
I know I have some liberal friends.
I know I shouldn't, but I do.
And uh the Sanders they're all Sanders supporters.
And they're telling me, look, we're not voting for Hillary Clinton, especially since she stole it is how they view it from Sanders.
Right.
They're gonna vote either not they're not gonna show up or they're gonna vote for Trump.
And there's some of them that will vote for Trump.
And uh it's just to me, Hillary Clinton doesn't have what it takes.
I think honestly, I think she's a cancer, and I think that the cancer's gonna come out in her.
And I don't think her health is going to be so good in the upcoming months.
Do you know what I mean?
Well, it is interesting to me that she doesn't appear to campaign as a healthy person.
She has good moments and bad.
It's all very it it it is all.
She's worse than Diane, she's worse than Diane Reims.
Ryan, it's uh it's also yeah, it's all very variable.
Uh I don't know uh and and again, I don't think she's actually in control of herself a lot.
That's what was interesting about last night's speech, where she was actually talking in a kind of moderate voice without doing the whole screechy screech thing.
What we got?
You know what I mean?
Thank God.
Yeah, no, no, I don't know.
I don't know.
The the thing is she is a she is a charmless stiff, and uh wherever she campaigns, people there's a certain type you mentioned Diane Rehm, who's the morning host on uh NPR.
And that's basically who likes Hillary.
It's like if you're if you're women in your upscale women in their sixties and up who earn over two hundred thousand a year, Hillary is your dream candidate, and she's nobody else's dream candidate, and certainly not all these these these rampaging snowflakes who are hunting down associated press reporters, uh the Bernie supporters, the hardcore, the uh paramilitary wing of the snowflake party, they got no use uh for Hillary at all, Nathan.
I know.
Hey, can I make one more comment?
Yes, certainly.
Donald's Trump's comment about the judge was not a racist comment.
It was a political comment.
Yep, he's not the most articulate person in the world, but it was one hundred percent political, not racist.
And as soon as I heard him say that, I knew exactly what he meant.
Right, right.
So I mean, uh here's no worries about losing any of his supporters.
I don't agree with everything.
No, no, no.
It means it means No, no, it means nothing, Na Nathan, and you're absolutely right.
I'm glad you brought that up, because I meant I meant to mention it.
It's it's very important this.
It's going nowhere.
And and the idiots in the beltway uh and on the uh and on the news shows can talk about it for another two weeks if they want, but nobody else cares uh about it because people understand uh what um they uh what what it means.
It's there's a difference between saying uh oh uh all white judges are racist, and uh saying, oh, I didn't think uh this judge liked me because he was white.
Uh I didn't think this particular judge uh like uh we have we live in a racially charged judicial system.
This is a very highly politicized system as well, which is not what judges are supposed to be.
Uh Paul Murski uh has a great piece on this.
He's someone who is on the New Hampshire's Judicial Conduct Committee, he's a state representative down in Concord, New Hampshire.
And the most important obligation of any judge, he says, is to see that the court remains impartial through its proceedings.
And we have fewer and fewer judges like that in this country, because we have all these activist judges who are members of organizations that judges should not be members of.
If i there's that this famous statue of justice holding the scales of justice equally, justice is blind.
Justice isn't supposed to see what skin color you are.
Justice isn't supposed to know whether you're black or Hispanic or transgendered or anything else.
And we uh now live in a country of hyper activist judges who are highly politicized and belong to political organizations that it is not appropriate for judges of any kind uh to belong to.
And this idea that somehow it's okay to say, well, as a wise Latina, I'll be better than a white man.
Uh supposedly that's okay, uh, but it's not okay to say, well, I don't know whether the judge is biased against me because she's a wise Light Latina.
That's ridiculous.
Yeah, it's uh great to be with you.
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Uh if if you if if your kids are ingrates, if they're all Bernie Sanders snowflakes and they're currently rampaging around with their wispy beards hunting down associated press reporters, uh and there's nothing you can do about them.
They're all waiting for him to land, for the Messiah to land as he uh uh returns to Burlington, Vermont in triumph.
All the special snowflakes are all falling.
It's like Napoleon's retreat from Moscow.
It's amazing.
Uh and all the snowflakes are there on the Williston Road outside Burlington Airport and uh with the wispy little beards, and then you know if one of those is your kid, is your feckless, useless kid who's taken a two hundred thousand dollar degree in transgender studies and you paid for it,
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Um one of the interesting things about none of us know, none of us know where this election is gonna go.
And it makes you know, if you go back and you look at what people were saying back in the fall at everything, it's it's uh you would you would have to it's it's almost as if there's no point actually in analyzing what's going to happen now be because who knows what will happen next.
Um there is a real issue here, though, and that is that there are people who feel that they don't have basically the argument of Bill Crystal is that uh the Republican Party needs to take a kind of four-year time out to to it's it's got the f this Trump fever.
And if it just takes a four-year time out and you strap it down in the sanatorium and surround it with nurses and you put it the Republican Party in a white coat, the fever will pass, and 2020, the ship will write itself and uh the country will elect Ben Sass as a great Republican president.
And then there's people who feel we don't have four years.
The most interesting thing that Trump has said, or the most revealing thing that Trump has said is that he doesn't believe in American exceptionalism.
You recall that this was the the the big rap against uh Obama shortly after he took office.
He was asked somewhere whether he believed in American exceptionalism, and he said, sure.
He said, I I believe in American exceptionalism just like the Greeks believe in Greek exceptionalism and the Brits believe in Brit exceptionalism, which means it's like uh whatever they said in that film uh in The Incredibles, when everybody's special, nobody's special.
When everybody's exceptional, nobody's exceptional.
And Trump offered a modified version of that same argument that he said he didn't think he he he didn't want to go he didn't like the phrase American exceptionalism.
He said uh we owed eighteen trillion he said this I think last year.
We owed eighteen trillion dollars, it's nineteen now.
Uh so we were exceptional in that sense, in that we're the brokey broke brokeest nation in the history of benness.
Nobody has ever been this broke.
But he said he didn't like the phrase.
And this this is what makes it so hard for uh for cons f for philosophical conservatives, philosophical American conservatives to swallow Trump because it's not enough that he is not one of them.
He he has to remind them that he's not one of them every time he opens his mouth.
And there's two approaches to it.
The uh the approach is to say never Trump, the approach is to vote for Hillary Clinton, like this National Review editor did uh yesterday.
Uh the approach is to leave the party as another National Review editor did.
The approach is to hole up at somebody's yuppie play farm of a of a Romney bundler in Woodstock, Vermont and brood about whether you should jump into the race as another National Review writer did for a week last week in Woodstock, Vermont.
Uh and then there's but but in the end, you know we th it is not going to resonate with the majority of ordinary American voters going to the polls who will be faced with a choice between Clinton or Trump.
People feel here they're losing their country.
Let's go back to the first call we had today, Debbie.
And Debbie said that in the end, everything, illegal immigration, is at the heart of everything.
When you open up your borders to to say whoever can get here can be here.
And and that they they had an I think it was Megan Kelly who was doing some show from San Diego live with an audience, and she had somebody say, Oh, well, this is the story of America.
We're all immigrants, we all come from somewhere else.
So basically she's saying that there's seven billion people on the planet, and if you can get here, you can stay here.
And when you put it in that those terms, it sounds insane.
But the head of Davos said he thought that one billion people, one billion people, were ready to move to Europe.
There's like five hundred million people in Europe, and he thought there were one billion people from the developing world who were ready to descend on Europe in the next few years.
And at that point there's no Europe because it's uh it's two to one.
The one billion people outnumber the five hundred million people.
Now what we have here, in in the case of unlimited illegal immigration, is that the um the the uh Republican establishment doesn't care enough to do anything about it.
Uh Paul Ryan is basically uh uh takes the Jack Kemp view of this.
Paul Ryan has a sentimental view of it.
The no matter the numbers, everybody can can turn into can be turned into an American.
You go to the schoolhouses of America.
There's no assimilation.
You read every day of the week that people are told, oh, you can't wear your American flag shirt uh on your t-shirt when you come to school because it's a f it's offensive now to all the other people from different backgrounds who can't relate to that thing with the stars and stripes on it.
So what are they what have they got to assimilate with?
You can't what are they assimilating to?
How you can't assimilate with nothing, and if you're told that the flag, the flag of the nation, can't is is offensive to people from other cultures.
Well, you know, they should have thought about that before they came here.
That big line in the sand that they came scrabbling over has got like those flags posted on big poles up there.
So if it was that offensive, they could have turned round then.
They could have turned, they could have looked across the Rio Grande and said, I'm heading north.
Oh, wait a minute, they got that f whack what's that thing with the stars and the straw I don't want to go there.
They could have turned round there and then.
But so we we don't we don't have assimilation in the schools.
Uh we have increasing indulgence uh uh of of a um of of a uh bilingual bilingual mentality.
I say this, I come from a bilingual country.
Everybody knows that there are actually very few bilingual countries.
What you have is two unilingual countries occupying the same space.
That's that's what you have in Canada.
You have English Canada, you have French Canada, and a tiny little elite that speak both languages and run everything.
That's the same in Belgium.
In Belgium you have uh uh French speakers and you have Flemish Dutch speakers and uh a tiny little uh capital where the elite run everything.
There's very few bilingual societies.
And you know that.
It's uh y y when you when you when you go to Dunkin' Donuts, it's hard enough to find uh anybody who can speak even one language without the the idea that they're gonna be ever be fluent in two languages.
So but somehow every school district, every school house uh now has to grapple with this idea of uh English as a second language.
This is Debbie's point that the the problems with the schooling, the collapse of the school system, the problem with the uh hospital emergency rooms that have turned into the de facto family doctor uh for very f for vast numbers of illegal aliens, the collapse of the California healthcare system, the lack of economic opportunity, the lack of economic opportunity.
And this idea that this this globalism the view of Jeff Bezos, I I was uh I was looking at a business story today.
Jeff Bezos uh from Amazon has basically invested three billion in something to do with India.
Amazon's gonna be the biggest company in America, I think, uh within a couple of years.
And that's great for him.
That's great for him.
But at the local level, you know, think globally, act locally.
And the more the elites uh a uh think globally, the less and less people at the bottom of the heap find there's any way they can act locally.
And the view of Jeff Bezos and Co.
is that if the smart people who design the smartphones and the little trinkets can make these trinkets available to everybody, then the vast mass of people can be given welfare and they can be given little cell phones that they can play Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber on, and they'll be happy.
Uh they'll be bored stiff, they won't be leading productive lives, they'll get hooked on heroin and all the rest of it.
But if we just give them big enough welfare checks, then the fact that they don't have anything to do to lead lives, responsible lives of dignity will not matter.
Uh and what this election is coming down to uh in and it's there's similar phenomena in Europe, is the is the conflict between this globalist vision, the borderless world of John Kerry, where John Kerry flies around, John Kerry is a yacht, John Kerry is a private plane, the borderless world is a reality for him and works great for him.
And for those on the receiving end in the broken down parts of the Western world, it just means that your job is given to somebody, your thirty dollar an hour job is given to somebody else uh and you have to make do with a minimum wage job working the night shift at the quickie crab.
And that's that's the reality uh of uh that's the dynamic uh that that fueled both the Sanders side of this and uh the Trump side of this for the last twelve months.
And unless they address that unless Bill Crystal and these other people address that, unless they actually sit down and seriously address it.
None of this none of these other plans are going anywhere.
It's just generals without armies.
They're playing a board game and thinking they're and thinking that they're they're little counters as they move around the board actually represent millions of votes.
They don't.
And that's why it's going nowhere.
Mark sign for Rush, we'll take your calls in a moment.
Hey, let's go to Robert in uh beautiful Orange County, California.
You're live on the Rush Limbaugh show, Robert.
Great to have you with us.
Hello, Mr. Stein.
You know, I just uh first time caller, a little bit a little bit nervous, but uh I'll try to get through here.
You know, a lot of people might think of this open border in a different way.
Uh and how ridiculous it is because we close our borders at home every day.
Windows, doors, the trunks of our cars, the doors of our closet because we want to keep people out.
And it isn't a racist thing.
It's just understanding that there are people in the world that shouldn't be trusted, and that's why we do that.
It goes beyond that as well.
You know, our our our team code for our ATM machines and uh and our personal computers and all of that stuff.
They're all borders, whether they're obvious to people or not.
It's designed for security, and that's all it should be about.
And if you can get that through to people, they might change their ideas of thinking it's a racist thing, and it's not.
It's just simply that we have to understand that we can't trust some people in the world.
Uh and that's just my view of things, I guess.
Well, it's also it's also as you say when you talk about uh your ATM number and the rest of it.
It's also about personal sovereignty, Robert.
And as you as you say, the people it's it's interesting to me that the the people who uh do all this utopian pap about a borderless world.
You know, uh John Kerry doesn't live in a borderless house.
Uh if I show up in his conservatory and slide into the seat next to Theresa and uh order some uh a nice pot of tea, she'll call the butler to throw me out.
They they they need they have borders in their own lives, Robert.
And you make an excellent point because it starts with your life, your house, your yard, the fence round your yard, even if it's like a a decorative one, like a picket one, it repr uh represents something real.
Borders give you choices.
Border and in that sense, borders give you freedom.
If you don't like the grade school in your town, you move ten miles up the road to the next school district.
If you don't like the uh property taxes in your county, you move twenty miles up the road to another county.
Uh and uh that goes for state lines and ultimately it goes for uh nations too.
If you can imagine if there were borderless world, what the tax rate would be.
Uh if i i in other words, if there were no Cayman Islands and there were no Ireland with a twelve percent corporate tax rate, you can imagine what the tax rate would be if uh there was a borderless world, Robert.
And that's why borders give you choices to as the uh abortion ladies like to say, I'm pro-choice and I vote.
And when you have borders, borders give you choices, and I'm pro-choice and I vote with my feet.
Uh and the minute you have uh as we've seen with the transgendered bathroom thing, the minute you have a national toilet commissar passing toilet laws from Maine to Hawaii, your freedom shrinks.
So you're right, Robert.
It starts with your yard, it starts with your house, it starts with your car, it starts every time you close a window at night.
You're setting your space and a nation, the nation which is the organizing unit that has enabled the greatest prosperity in human history, the nation state sets its own space, delineates its own limits.
And when John Kerry, when these nuts like John Kerry want to dissolve that, they're condemning us to a v ugly, vicious, violent and brutal future.
Mark sign for us, more to come.
Oh, I was having such a good time today.
Uh I forgot to plug my cat album.
Uh I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm so distraught at that.
That's all the time we have to uh my cat album is called Feline Groovy.
If you're a Trump fan and you hate the cruise fans, if you're cruise fans and you hate the Mitch McConnell fan, well we can all get together and hate each other but come together over my fine cat album.
Uh we'll do it all again uh tomorrow on a brand new uh Rush Limbaugh show.
Thanks for being here these last three hours.
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