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July 8, 2016 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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July 8, 2016, Friday, Hour #2
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Solaretta Lynch at a press conference says the answer is never violence and Obama went out there to condemn violence.
But I'm sorry, folks.
I think it's a little too late.
I'll never forget Wayne Lapierre, National Rifle Association, appeared on this week with David Brinkley back during the Clinton administration.
And there was a spade of violence and the usual predictable things were going on.
The Democrats are running around complaining about guns and mounting new gun control proposals and measures and so forth.
And Wayne Lapierre, I don't even remember what the question he was asked, but he said that I believe President Clinton is comfortable with a certain level of violence because it permits him to continue the process of advancing his agenda, of convincing people they should give up their guns, that innocent people with guns are the problem in America.
And the more violence, a certain level of it, the president's comfortable with that.
And frankly, folks, I don't think there's been any change from Clinton to the president.
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida.
It's open.
Let's go.
That's what I mean by Friday.
When you see people trying to benefit from this, I mean, to me, that's just sickening.
And already, last night, we saw the beginnings of that.
Political benefit.
Just the objective, just trying to benefit politically from this, especially when the people engaging in it are those who claim to love people, who don't want any loss of life other than in a womb.
Loss of life in the womb, that's acceptable too.
But they just didn't.
Could you turn down the music?
We've established it there.
We've got the situation here where any event like this, you have the race business hustlers and you have the usual suspects in the Democrat Party surface and say things in such a way as to promote the way they look at things as though this is something that has happened that proves one of their points that they then are trying to use to advance their agenda.
And they're doing it after the loss of life.
It just sickens me.
It has sickened me for as long as I have been aware of how it happens.
It sickens me.
And the more it continues to happen, the greater the sickness.
And I know exactly why.
You know, you look at the police chief at Dallas, African American, police chief in Atlanta, African American.
There are more African-American police chiefs.
Baltimore, prosecutor, African-American.
Is it stopping anything?
Is it appeasing anybody?
Is it helping to convince bad actors that, hey, things are changing for the better?
There are more African Americans here in positions of power in the police department and on city town councils and in the mayor's office.
Is it stopping any of this or is it ratching up?
How many of you, how many of you know people who back in 2008 voted for Barack Obama on the premise that this kind of thing would come to an end because voting for a black man and electing him would say once and for all this country is no longer racist?
And I could make the case, as you could, that it has gotten worse.
And one of the reasons it's gotten worse is because the expectations, the expectations of African Americans, Obama hasn't come close to meeting.
You know, what they thought the election of an African American was going to mean to them versus what has happened.
I mean, that's a wide gap.
Not to mention all the other voters who voted for Obama on the basis that doing so would send the signal that this is a declining or racist mentality from Costa Coast.
It just hasn't worked out.
In fact, let's grab somebody, number seven.
I can find gazillions of examples of this, but here's just one of me, February 22nd, 2008.
This is practically, this is 10 months before the election.
This is February 22nd, 2008.
If Obama gets elected president, wouldn't it be good to just get this done, Russia, and we can end the civil rights squabbles that we're having?
It wouldn't do that.
Folks, it wouldn't do that.
It might even exacerbate them.
And it has.
And it has for predictable reasons.
And then, of course, Loretta Lynch, the answer is never violence.
But we have Barack Obama talking about community organizing as president of the United States or as a presidential candidate.
I forget which, but he says if they bring a knife, you bring a gun or whatever it was he said.
It was clearly indicating that he's ready to roll.
He's ready to rumble out there in his efforts at community organizing.
I also had some snarky emails I checked during the break.
You just make it up.
No, just Obama, he never praised Black Lives Matter at the White House.
You just make it up.
Well, I have a Breitbart story here.
This is from 21 February 2016.
In fact, it may have been this year, not 2015.
Obama thanks Black Lives Matter leaders for their outstanding work.
It was this year.
Flanked by liberal legislators and Black Lives Matter founders Brittany Packnet and DeRay McKesson, President Obama told White House meeting of young militant leftists that they, quote, are much better organizers, close quote, than he was at their age, and that he's quote confident they're going to take America to new heights, close quote.
This is just six months ago.
Six months ago.
Have you anybody, you remember when Black Lives Matter came into existence?
Tell me when Ferguson, it's exactly Black Lives Matter never existed.
Black Lives Matter, nobody had ever heard of it until Ferguson, Missouri, and Michael Brown and Hands Up, Don't Shoot, which didn't happen.
Hands Up, Don't Shoot never happened.
There's a video of this massacre in Texas last night with protesters dancing and singing outside the convenience store saying, Hands up, don't shoot.
Now, who's responsible for perpetuating that lie?
It literally did not happen, folks.
Michael Brown never put his hands up.
He never turned his back on the cop.
He was not shot in the back.
He never said hands on my hands are up, don't shoot.
None of that, none of it happened.
Not a single syllable of that happened.
It was, in fact, just the opposite.
The guy ripped off a convenience store, engaged in a little violence against the owner or the clerk at the store, and then threatened the cop who was arresting him for walking in the street or trying to get him to move back to the sidewalk.
The gentle giant, he was just walking down the street on a Saturday afternoon in August, thinking excitedly about his upcoming freshman year in college.
Three months later, a couple of Los Angeles, well, now St. Louis Rams football players, during player introductions, run out of the tunnel with their hands up and waving, reenacting Hands Up, Don't Shoot, which did not happen.
Now, I'm asking you, who perpetuates this lie?
I'll give you a hint: it isn't a Tea Party, it isn't the Republican Party, it's not the conservative population in this country.
It arguably could be said it's the civil rights coalitions, the Reverend Jacksons and Al Sharptons.
It could be said it's the Democrat Party, and by all means, it's the media.
Without any shred of doubt, it's the media which has perpetuated the whole thing, just like the Duke La Crosse rape hoax.
So was Hands Up, Don't Shoot, a total hoax.
And out of that hoax was born Black Lives Matter.
Much the same as after the Tea Party organically materialized, the Democrats went out and created Occupy Wall Street.
It was funded, it was organized and man-made.
It was not organic.
Occupy Wall Street did not spring up out of the ether.
It was created by the Democrat Party to counter the Tea Party, which they were scared to death of.
So they had to make it look like that there was a similar or even larger movement that was bigger that disagreed.
And that's what Occupy Wall Street was.
And Black Lives Matter.
I don't know who the real organizers were, and I don't know who dreamed them up, But they appear right in the middle of the Michael Brown hoax.
And what does Black Lives Matter do?
Black Lives Matter stormed, in one instance, the stage where Crazy Bernie was conducting a political rally.
And Crazy Bernie, why did they storm the stage?
Because Crazy Bernie had made the statement that all lives matter.
And they stormed the stage and they took the microphone away from him.
He had committed a gigantic liberal sin because all lives don't matter.
That is the point of Black Lives Matter.
Blue lives don't matter.
All lives don't matter.
Black lives matter.
And if you don't heal to that, then they're going to storm the stage.
I think they even gave Hillary Clinton some grief when she tried to also make the statement at one point that all lives matter.
And who's out there promoting this and giving them cover and applauding them but Barack Hussein Obama, who brings him to the White House and praises them as better organizers than even he ever was and assures everybody that he's confident that they are going to take America to new heights while America is descending to America.
lot of people new lows.
As Heather McDonald said, this is largely a repeat of the riots of the 1960s.
But this is different.
In my own estimation, it's different because the 60s happened.
I mean, there's no question that they happened.
But in the 60s, you didn't have encouragement and promotion of what was going on from the White House.
Back in the 60s, many of the protests were aimed at the Democrat Party.
They tore up the Democrat Convention in 1968.
Students for Democrat Society drove Lyndon Johnson out of office over Vietnam.
I know there's a Democrat in the office of the White House, but they're not protesting Obama, folks.
No way are what they are doing related to dissatisfaction with Barack Obama in no way, shape, manner, or form.
And we can't leave out of the equation the old standbys, the drive-by media, seeing yet another drive-by opportunity with coverage of Black Lives Matter.
Anything to advance the agenda that conservatives are racists, that Republicans are racists.
And that's the attempt that's being made here today with the Reverend Zackson trying to lay this at the feet of Trump.
It's almost laughable.
Donald Trump?
Donald Trump is responsible for what happened?
Donald Trump?
It's just laughable.
And Obama was, where is he in Warsaw, Poland?
He says last night, when people say Black Lives Matter, that doesn't mean blue lives don't matter.
Why does he have to say that?
Why does Obama have to remind people, hey, just because you say Black Lives Matter, it doesn't mean that Blue Lives Don't Matter.
Well, it does to the Black Lives Matter group.
The reason Obama has to go out and say it and clarify it is probably because most rational people understood that when it was said Black Lives Matter, and the left promptly shouted down people who said all lives matter, that the meaning was only Black Lives Matter.
Since that's what rational people believe, no, Black Lives Matter means only Black Lives Matter, Obama had to go out and assure him, no, no, no, no, Blue Lives Matter matter too.
And we know what the Black Lives Matter movement represented.
It was about so-called white privilege, the sin of being born white.
It was about systemic racism, as if this is the 1870s.
It was about anger at everyone except those who have made poverty a family tradition in the urban core.
The Democrats built that.
Who benefits from people in poverty, folks?
I'm sorry, somebody does.
Don't sit there.
If you want to try to deny that, you need to wake up.
You don't think people are benefiting from others being in poverty?
You don't think there are people benefiting from people being dependent?
Why are the Democrats so excited to bring in unskilled, low education or no education, illegal immigrants?
Why are they so excited to bring in people who can't take care of themselves?
Don't tell me they don't benefit.
And the message gets out.
Sure does.
You know, there's other things out there, too.
I've got some fabulous audio from the Comey hearing yesterday.
We weren't able to get to everything I wanted to get to, and it continued well into the program being on the air.
This one yesterday afternoon, I wasn't able to see everything that happened.
I was later on, and there was a couple of great things I want to share with you, great question and answer sessions from in particular one from a Republican congressman from Texas, Will Heard, H-U-R-D.
This guy was awesome.
So we'll get to that.
We've got your phone calls, however, coming up next when we get back.
Okay, we start on the phones now.
It's Open Line Friday.
I really appreciate all of you out there who have been waiting.
We're starting in San Diego, and this is Robert.
You're next, sir.
Great to have you with us.
Hi.
Thank you, Rush.
I appreciate what your guest stated, essentially that a police officer is 18 times more likely to be killed by a black male than an unarmed black male is to kill a cop.
So that being said, I mean, that is an enormous risk every day when you go to work.
And I think cops have another risk that people don't appreciate.
And I would, you know, I think in terms of medical professionals, financial people, radio talk show hosts, we could go to work every day, but we don't have the risk of making a poor judgment in a snap decision and spending the rest of our life in jail like a police officer does.
And I think that's why you're going to see police officers not respond immediately, because I wouldn't go alone into a situation where I know people may lie about what happened.
I'm going to wait until I have witnesses.
I need two or three people for safety alone, but also if something bad happens, so that I have somebody I trust at least tell the truth.
Well, Ms. McDonald actually addresses that, and it's one of the points she made to me yesterday in the interview we did with the Limbo Letter was that there is some evidence of that happening, but what she has found is that people who want to become police officers have some similarity with people who join the military.
They know what they're possibly getting into, more so in the military, particularly when your nation is at war and you sign up and you volunteer.
But when you sign up to be a police officer, and particularly in certain cities, you know what could happen.
And her point was, is that they're really on balance.
These are some of the finest people that we have.
They take some of the greatest risks, as you're pointing out.
And so far, it is a danger that they are backing off now.
They're backing off in potentially dangerous situations to other citizens because of the very possibility that you have mentioned here.
One wrong move, and now with every citizen and a camera and their phone out there, and now with people learning editing techniques as well, you know, it is causing some standoffishness.
But she's also found cops that have not been affected by that.
They're so devoted to the job, and they're so devoted to public safety that some of them continue to take the risk.
But that is a good point.
That's an excellent observation.
One wrong move, and they don't have to go to jail.
Look at this, the cop in Ferguson who didn't do anything wrong.
He's still in hiding and had to quit the police force.
Yes.
Hey, Rush, I would make another suggestion.
If I think yesterday in the hearings with Comey, the truth finally came out, and people can deny what they want, but I think smart people delineated all the facts, much like your guests did today.
I would love to see a hearing on this topic that you're discussing today and have Trey Gowdy and Representative Hurd and other people lay the facts out there and for once and for all, people could hear it, whether they decide to listen to it or...
It could happen.
You never know.
Open line Friday.
Rush Limbaugh back to the phones.
This is Seth outside of Dallas.
Great to have you on the program, sir.
Hi.
How you doing, Mr. Lumbaugh?
Very well, sir.
I'm glad you called.
Well, it's my first time calling into you, but I listen to you all the time.
I just wanted to call and say thank you for putting perspective on what we go through out here.
Your first guest, Bright Lady.
I wish more people would listen.
I appreciate your effort.
Are you a police officer?
Yes, I am.
I'm on duty right now at the Terminal Radio Town.
Oh, really?
Outside Dallas.
I'm sorry.
You're outside Dallas on duty.
I can't imagine.
I've tried to, ever since I learned of this last night, Seth, I've tried.
I mean, there were cops that answered the call last night, knowing full well what was going on.
I can't imagine what goes through your head now putting on the uniform every day.
Yeah, and that's that's it's you know, we just we just got to do it.
Uh, that's what we get paid for, you know, some of it.
And like I was telling Mr. Snerdley, uh, there's just so much more that goes into it that people don't realize.
Yeah, last night, absolutely horrible, uh, but other people don't hear about the other things that we deal with.
Now, a drowning five-year-old, a 90-year-old that dies in a car wreck that's right in front of you.
People don't, you know, that kind of stuff doesn't make national news, but it affects everybody.
Well, you know what I mean?
Yes, in my own much smaller way than yours, I know exactly what you're talking about.
You have you do your job every day.
When things go right, there's never any coverage.
But when certain things happen, boy, the world descends on you, and they plug you into a narrative that has been established that you're either a pig, you're either a racist, you're a hater, and that's why you join the cops and so forth.
I know exactly.
The good work you do, it's kind of like CIA.
Every success, nobody can ever know.
And you guys, not that your work is clandestine, but it's not news when you save a kid.
It's not news when you help somebody who's having a heart attack or somebody that's had an automobile accident.
You're the first on the scene.
You save a life.
It doesn't make the news.
It just doesn't.
Hey, man.
I just wanted to call and say thank you, Rush, for everything you do for us, brother.
Well, we're all with you.
We're all with you.
Appreciate it, Seth.
Seth, while I've got you, let me ask you something else because I mentioned this also to Ms. McDonald yesterday in the interview I did for the newsletter, because it's all part of the mix.
I think, I just want to get your opinion.
I don't know if you saw them or not, but this spring, there were two different mini-series documentaries on the O.J. Simpson case.
And both of them, both of them, one of them particularly, set the whole thing up by re-broadcasting a history of police racism, LAPD, against African Americans in the community.
And they set it up that way to explain why the jury found O.J. not guilty.
Now, you're an American, you watch television.
I don't know if you saw these, but imagine you were.
You're watching a mini-series on the OJ trial.
All of a sudden, you see five straight nights in a row of how the LAPD is a bunch of racist pigs that are killing and injuring and maiming innocent African Americans.
And you got to go to work the next day knowing a lot of people where you work saw the same thing.
Right.
Do you think about that?
Does that affect you as you do your job?
Oh, good grief.
I'd be lying if I say it doesn't.
And over the years, I've been doing this 18 years, and you compartmentalize things like that.
But when things like last night happen, it finally comes bulging out.
And here I am talking to Rush Limbaugh.
And, you know, it's just, it's a late event sometimes.
Does that make sense?
Totally.
Yeah, totally.
I just, I guess, you know, it's my way of expressing how I empathize with what you do.
I mean, I watched those two updates.
I got mad all over again.
And it didn't even affect me.
And I got mad all over again.
I can imagine what happened to other people who might have a claim to more relevance than I did.
I mean, I just watched it as another citizen once again from afar.
I mean, even the program is on the air in Los Angeles.
We talked about it each and every day, but it got to the point we didn't know OJ none at the time here.
But those kinds of things are incendiary.
They just, there's no.
No, no, I'm not saying don't broadcast them.
I just, people get, those things are like, why are you firecrackers?
Like, like fireworks go off again, especially events that are long, like the Rodney King beating.
I must have seen it two nights in a row with every second of video footage.
What a bunch of racist cops they were in the trial, how the cops got off.
The conclusion was that the cops are always going to get the benefit of the doubt.
They're always guilty, but they always are found not guilty and so forth.
And I'm saying you just can't have all this stuff on television all the time and have it not create anger with people.
And these are events that are long ago over and dealt with, that people have already come to what would they go, closure on.
And then they just reopen the old wounds.
And it circles back to my whole premise of who benefits or who tries to benefit from this.
Seth, thanks for the call.
He's an on-duty police officer right now outside Dallas.
I want to go back to the audio sound bias.
Dan Patrick is lieutenant governor of Texas.
Let me tell you who Dan Patrick is.
Dan Patrick used to own a radio station outside Houston in Tomball, Texas.
And Dan Patrick took this radio show in our first couple or three years out.
We were busy sweating out the growth of the station, trying to find affiliates all across the country to carry it.
And he stepped forward.
And I got to know him.
We were doing a couple, a bunch of trips down to Houston.
He was heavily involved in sports, in addition, owning the station.
I don't know if he'd been an athlete or not, if he'd been a sports journalist, but the time I met him, he was covering the Oilers and a mutual friend there.
Ran into him a couple of times on road trips with the Houston Oilers back in the Bum Phillips days.
I mean, there's nothing better.
Bum Phillips and the Houston Oilers.
And Love You Blue.
Even though I'm a Steelers fan, those are great rivalry days.
But Dan Patrick has been a good, solid citizen, devout Christian for as long as I've known him, radio station owner.
And it got to the point where it wasn't enough for him to just have a radio station that featured programs that talked about these things.
He actually ran for office.
And he's now the lieutenant governor.
He was very high up in the Ted Cruz presidential campaign in the organization.
He was just on television moments ago on Outnumbered.
This is the Fox show with four women and one guy.
And they call the guy outnumbered.
And Harris Faulkner was chatting with Dan Patrick.
He said, first of all, what help as Lieutenant Governor of Texas?
What help are you getting?
And what help do you need down there?
These were officers last night.
Many of them never had a chance, never knew what hit them.
Shot in the back.
And I do blame people on social media with their hatred towards police.
I do blame, I saw Jesse Jackson, I think it was on Fox the other night, calling police racist without any facts.
I do blame former Black Lives Matters protests.
Last night was peaceful, but others have not been.
And we've heard the pigs in the blanket.
This has to stop, Harris.
These are real people.
In fact, some people have been sharing with me some of the social media comments from African Americans.
It's not pretty.
It's not pretty out there.
Let me give an example.
My hero, Micah X. Johnson, an American hero, Micah X. Johnson.
Yeah, it's lit in Dallas if the pigs.
And so Dan Patrick's, it's all over the place out there.
And it's whatever the garbage is being retweeted.
You know what I saw, by the way?
This stuns me.
Not so much related to this.
I think the Pew people did a research survey and they found, are you ready for this?
Only 5% of people trust the news they get on social media.
Did you see that?
That stunned me.
Only 5%, meaning the Facebook feed, meaning stuff that gets retweeted by other people, only 5% trust it.
I thought it was like 95% trusted it.
I thought the news people got on their FakeBook and other feeds on social media was gospel to them.
Only 5% trusted.
I mean, that's tough to believe, given everything else we hear about it, as though it's the new source of news for everybody, more people getting the news that way than watching television anymore.
But if only 5% trust it, more on that as time goes on.
Here's more Dan Patrick, who continued with his comments here on social media, Jesse Jackson and the provocateur.
All of these officers, has been said last night, lost their life protecting people who were protesting against them.
Too many in the general public who aren't criminals but have a big mouth are creating situations like we saw last night.
All those protesters last night, they ran the other way, expecting the men and women in blue to turn around and protect them.
What hypocrites.
And I understand, I understand the First Amendment.
I understand freedom of speech, and I defend it.
It is in our Constitution.
It is in our soul.
But you can't go out on social media and mainstream media and everywhere else and say that the police are racist, that the police are hateful, the police are killers.
Well, yeah, they can and they do.
And it's being protected under the First Amendment, of course.
But he's got a great point here.
This protest last night was peaceful.
And then the massacre began, and the protesters began to flee and expected the cops to protect them.
And what are they there protesting?
They're protesting the people they turn to for protection.
The cops know that, by the way.
They do not shirk from their responsibilities, even in the face of this hypocrisy.
Another point that Heather McDonald was making about the quality of people who are the police in this country, that they are very much on balance, solid people.
In Next Bite, Harris Faulkner, another question for Dan Patrick, Lieutenant Governor of Texas.
What do you need, Lieutenant Governor, from a high level?
We heard from the president.
We just heard Majie Loretta Lynch.
What do you need from the feds?
I was a little disappointed with Loretta Lynch's comments blending in too many issues.
Can we talk about five people who were killed last night here and just focus on their lives and their families?
We need a president who will stand up and focus on the police, the law enforcement, the men and women, black, brown, white, Asian officers, all together who are protecting us.
Now, let's focus on them.
Well, how does that work?
Let's go back to Fox.
On Wednesday night, this would be last, a couple nights ago, Megan Kelly had as her guest the Reverend Jackson.
And she said, can you tar these officers?
Now, this is before last night happened.
He was talking about Louisiana and Minneapolis.
Can you tar these officers with prior cases that they had nothing to do with?
Ascribe motives to them.
Their defenders say they were scared that somebody said he had a gun pointed at them.
I said the force was excessive, it was unnecessary, and it was deadly.
The only reason, justification for beliefs shooting someone is that they are threatening themselves.
Not his say, not they say, they killed this man.
And when I grew up, it was white, shooting, covered faces, nice, audaciously blue uniformed.
It is a pattern.
Oh, wow.
So that's really helpful.
So the cops today are the modern equivalent of the KKK.
Very helpful, Reverend.
Very helpful.
Here is Glenn in Cincinnati on Open Line Friday.
Great to have you on the program, sir.
Hello.
Hello.
How are you?
Good.
Very good.
Thank you.
So I got a good question for you.
All right.
Elijah Cummings, he operated a sit-in on gun control.
What if it would have worked?
It would have passed.
We would have had people put on no-fly lists.
And the first people put on that no-fly list would have been people who are members of the Black Lives Matter.
Wait a minute.
How do you know that?
How do you know they wouldn't have been granted an exemption?
Well, that's my point.
So you don't think Obama would have supported members of Black Lives Matter being put on the no-fly list?
They're terrorists.
They're doing terrorist activities.
Well, now, which comes first?
Getting on the no-fly list means you can't get a gun, or you can't get a gun and put you on the no-fly list.
Which comes first?
Well, I think the bill would have been if you were put on the list, you cannot get a gun.
But, you know.
But isn't that the case now?
Or no?
Oh, that's right.
That's what they want to make it.
And, of course, the reason that's bogus is because there's all kinds of people on the no-fly list that have no business being there.
Absolutely.
So you could automatically, you could just sign somebody to the no-fly list and by that virtue of that deny them a gun.
And if the BLM people ended up on there, would Elijah Cummings?
Yeah, it's a good question.
If you came up with something that would take guns out of the hands of these guys.
Absolutely.
It's a little ironic.
It would be an interesting way to expose the truth from some of these people, wouldn't it?
Absolutely.
And, you know, if they really thought about socialism and communism, it's killed more people than guns ever have.
So they ought to stop being socialists.
Well, but that's just to make sure people don't do better than others.
If you can't bring them down economically, you kill them.
That's how you promote equality.
You build a wall, keep them in the country.
Socialism, communism builds walls to make sure people can't get out.
You know, in a country that's communism builds a wall, there's nobody trying to get in.
Works every time it's tried.
Thanks for the call.
Glenn, this is Max in Boston, your next Open Line Friday.
Hi.
Hey, good afternoon, Rush.
It is an honor and a privilege.
I'll get right to my point.
So every time that we have a terrorist attack by an Islamist, this president comes out and preaches to us about that this is a minority.
There should be no backlash towards other Muslims.
They won't accept it.
Oh, this is tolerated and they will prosecute.
This is an excellent point.
I know where you're going with this.
And now, when any time that there's a cop that shoots a black man, and whether it's a justified shooting or not, in the tragic case of Charleston, where they murdered him by shooting him in the back, he doesn't come out and stick up for him.
He doesn't come out and say, look, this wasn't a cop.
This was a murderer on that day.
99.99999% of police are great Americans that put their lives on the line for us each and every day.
And we will not tolerate or accept.
I'll tell you, it's a good point.
To be consistent, let me put this in my own inimitable style.
It's a great point out there, Max.
To be consistent, every time a militant Islamist terrorist shoots somebody up, what does Obama do?
And the Democrats, they come out and they demand that there be no backlash against Muslims.
Okay, so anytime a police officer shoots a black suspect without knowing why, without knowing the circumstances, why doesn't Obama stand up and warn against a backlash against cops?
If we are to guard against a backlash against Muslim shooters, where is the sameness?
Where's the equality, the fairness, or what have you?
It's a good point.
I don't think I've ever heard anybody in this regime counsel restraint and advise no backlash against cops.
We must maintain the order.
You know, a lot of suspicious people have said, you know, notice what's not in the news anymore, Hillary Clinton or lies and the email.
Well, don't worry, folks.
This incident is not going to take Hillary off of our front page.
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