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Nov. 25, 2016 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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November 25, 2016, Friday, Hour #2
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Yes, America's Anchorman is away and this is your official EIB Anchor Baby clinging on before the wall along the northern border is built.
Great to be with you on Open Line Black Friday.
Hope you had a terrific Thanksgiving and that the political talk didn't get a little didn't get a little too out of hand and you were all hurling pumpkin pies at each other.
Hope you made it back in time for Thanksgiving because under the genius system we have here now, TSA has an acceptable consistency level for pumpkin pie.
If you've noticed in recent Thanksgivings that the pumpkin pie tastes lousier than it ever used to, it's because when your Auntie Mabel flies in with her homemade pumpkin pie, she can only actually take it with her on the plane.
If it's a certain thickness, if it's too kind of moist and liquid, then it counts as a liquid and you can't take it on the plane because you could weaponize the pumpkin pie and blow up the plane with it.
So the pumpkin pie has to be all hard and dried out.
It has to be like the Nevada desert, that thing, with great big cracks and crevices all over it.
And that's why pumpkin pie, there's been a general deterioration in pumpkin pie over the course of the post-9-11 era in the United States.
That's TSA rules.
Mark signed in for Rush.
Rush will be back Monday.
The big news today, we've been talking, you can talk about anything you want because it's Open Line Black Friday.
So I have no control over the show.
The subjects up for discussion are entirely the ones you bring up.
We have touched on Trump cabinet appointees at Homeland Security and State Department and other appointments.
And we've discussed the Democrat meltdown.
The big news today is that yesterday on Thanksgiving, the Brady Bunch matriarch Florence Henderson died.
She was taken ill very suddenly and died of a heart attack.
She was actually a guest, made a cameo appearance on Dancing with the Stars just on Monday, but she died yesterday.
Great iconic television character, Carol Brady.
And she's, I met her a few years ago.
She actually had a beautiful singing voice.
Richard Rogers of the Richard Rogers Theatre, where Mike Pence says, I didn't come here to get insulted.
And then the cast of the show said, oh, yes, you did.
Richard Rogers of the Richard Rogers Theatre thought she had one of the most beautiful singing voices that he'd ever heard.
And she toured in a lot of Rogers and Hammerstein musicals.
But most people know her for the fantastic, iconic sitcom theme.
What is it?
Here's the story of a lovely lady who charged 2.7 million for a speech.
Oh, no, wait, that's the Clinton Bunch.
That's an entirely different kind of show.
But Florence Henderson, great lady, great career, wonderful singing voice, and very pleasant on person on the one occasion we met.
She died over Thanksgiving very suddenly, but a great gal all the way to the end.
I mentioned earlier it's Open Line Black Friday.
And if you go to my website, steinonline.com, and that's Stein S-T-E with a Y, Stein with a Y, as in why do I have to listen to this sinister foreign guest host?
Every so often someone's kind enough to say, well, we quite like these once every three month appearances on The Rush Show, but why don't you try working a bit more regularly?
And nobody, you're a fool to get into talk radio because no one can compete with Rush.
And this is the only show I want to sit behind the microphone of.
I love making guest appearances on the show.
But TV is a kind of different matter.
And I am launching a TV show on December 5th.
And you can read more about it at SteinOnline or if you go to CRTV.com.
Just to confuse people, it's called The Mark Stein Show.
And we've got lots of stuff on the show, but we happen to have one guest coming in for our Christmas show.
And I was talking earlier about how this guy, Michael Roth, the president of Wesleyan University in Connecticut, has declared that Wesleyan is a sanctuary campus.
So if you're an illegal, undocumented alien all over the United States and you want a roof over your head, go and move into President Michael Roth's house at Wesleyan University in Connecticut.
He's got spare bedrooms for you all and he can't wait to have you.
And in theory, he's breaking the law, just like all these Sanctuary City guys are.
And in theory, the government, the incoming Trump administration, could take away, say, Wesleyans' right to issue Form I-20, which is some bit of bureaucratic paperwork that entitles them to choose foreign students and invite those foreigners to come and study at Wesleyan University, which is very lucrative for American universities to bring in foreigners who study there.
And you have to be able to issue, the government has to let you issue this Form I-20, which makes you eligible to accept foreign students.
So the Trump administration could kill this guy, say, okay, you want to be a sanctuary campus?
Good luck to you, but you now can't have legal immigrants by using Form I-20.
In other words, if you've declared that U.S. immigration law no longer applies at your campus, we will take you at your word and deprive you of the right to issue U.S. immigration documents.
Trump administration could do that, and I hope they do, to make President Michael Roth of Wesleyan University an example and do that.
But as I mentioned, I'm starting this TV show, the Mark Stein Show, and we have somebody coming in to sing a song on the Christmas show.
And the arrangement happens to call for a rather skilled flute player.
And we're up here in the north country of northern New England, and it's hard to find session musicians here because it's not a lucrative session musician market.
So there are not a lot of skilled flute players capable of playing for Grammy-winning artists and all the rest of it around here because it's just a low population base.
And I'm sure out there, we've tried to find someone who combines flute playing with a little light logging or flute playing with a little bit of making plaid underwear.
But we can't find anybody.
We can't find anybody.
So the nearest place to find a session musician is Montreal, which is a couple of hours north.
And we need to find this flute player in a hurry.
And so I speak to an immigration lawyer and she says, great news, there's a special immigration program that allows Canadian musicians to play within 50 miles of the U.S. border.
So in other words, if you're within 50 miles south of the border, that's like a safe space for Canadian musicians.
So she goes, that's an express check-in.
So I say, fine, what do I have to do?
And she says, print out three copies of the application form.
And my poor assistant here, Catherine, prints out the, says, goes to print out the form.
She says, you really want three copies?
Because U.S. paperwork is the last place on earth that still does the we need it in triplicate thing.
And I say, yeah, what's the problem?
She goes, well, they're each 36 pages.
And I say to her, this is the express check-in.
This is the super premium form.
If it was just a regular U.S. immigration form, it'd be 336 pages.
And so we get it, and we fill in the 36 pages to bring a, what we're talking about here is we're bringing a highly skilled flute player.
He like won the Oscar Peterson Award at the Montreal International Jazz Festival, which was biggest jazz festival in the world.
Trying to bring this guy down for two hours.
That's all.
He's just going to play.
He's just going to drive down, play, do a rehearsal with the singer, then drive back for two hours.
And that's what we want to do.
He's not going to stay here.
He doesn't want to move into the president's dorm at Wesleyan University.
He doesn't want to go on welfare.
He doesn't want to send his children to the school.
He doesn't want to clog up the emergency room because he got a hernia picking up his flute.
But we have to go, we have to go through, we have to spend thousands of dollars and fill in 100 pages, over 100 pages of paperwork to bring a skilled world-renowned flute player into the United States for two hours.
And at a certain point, you think it would be better just to put him on a plane from Montreal to Mexico City and have him walk across the Rio Grande and just stay here for free.
When you walk across, you go in a flat-bottom skiff across the Rio Grande.
You get there, they basically give you a tag and they say, we'll check in with you in 10, 15 years' time.
20, 30 years' time, we'll be serving you with a deportation order.
But don't worry, there's 20 years of appeals with that.
And that is the insanity of the American immigration system.
That I'm having to bring in a skilled worker to this country for two hours for my forthcoming television show.
I have to spend a five-figure sum and I have to go through 100 pages of paper and all the rest.
And this is, as I said, this is the express check-in service.
This is the special premium processing.
Whereas if you just want to walk in to America, if you have no skills, if you want to make no contribution to the economy, if you simply want to avail yourself of the lavish welfare of Democrat cities, Democrats will prioritize you over their own voters.
It's to the point where Rahm Emmanuel says we want Chicago to remain a sanctuary city.
It's not a sanctuary for those American, for those U.S. citizens and lawful residents who are getting gunned down on Rah Emmanuel's streets, and Rahm Emmanuel can't do a damn thing about it.
But he says that's no reason why millions more shouldn't come to American cities.
And President Michael Roth of Wesleyan University says that's no reason why we shouldn't declare ourselves a sanctuary campus.
And yet you cannot bring a skilled person into the United States for two hours' work without jumping through impossible hoops.
That is the insanity of the system.
And I hope Donald J. Trump blows it sky high because it's ruining America and it's what drove a lot of his support.
So I hope he acts on that on day one when he takes over.
I hope on January 21st, wheels are moving on this because it's a mad system.
As I said, but I'm going through all this trouble because, as I said, I'm starting a TV show and I want it to be a premium quality TV show offering only the best in insight and information and entertainment.
And if you want to find out more about it, you can go to CRTV.com or you can go to steinonline.com and get yourself a great Black Friday deal on the Mark Stein Show and a lot of other things.
Mark sign in for Rush.
Rush will be returning on Monday, but it's 1-800-282-2882-Open Line Black Friday.
If you want to talk about an insane immigration system that actually makes it all but impossible to bring in skilled people, but declares the Rio Grande an absolutely dissolved border, then we can talk about that.
If you want to talk about Trump's appointments to his cabinet, if you want to talk about the meltdown of the Democrat Party, if you want to talk about the media, we can do all that.
And if you want to talk about anything else, it's all yours.
Open Line Black Friday on America's number one radio show.
Mark Stein in for Rush.
Great to be behind the golden EIB microphone.
Let's go to Stacy in Senioa, Georgia, is it?
Senior Georgia?
Senoir, Georgia?
How do you pronounce it, Stacey?
Hey, Mr. Stein.
It's Sonoya, Georgia.
Sonoya.
I had three goes and struck out every three strikes.
I was out.
That's okay.
I just wanted to call you today and let you know that I have been listening to Rush since I was a young girl.
And whenever I turn it on and his voice is not there, I turn it off unless it's your voice because I really enjoy listening to you too.
So I wanted to encourage you today.
Oh, well, that's super kind of you.
And I don't know, Mike, you know Rush when he keeps his list of his 10 favorite ladies' names.
Is Stacy on there or is it just bubbling under the top 10?
I haven't heard him say that.
It's just bubbling under the top 10.
Well, I'll tell you what, Stacey, because I love the name, Stacey.
So we're Going to give you a couple of extra bonus points while Rush is out today and boost you into his top 10 favorite ladies' names because it's one of mine.
You're very you're right.
I'm sorry.
I hope I didn't interrupt you, but I also just want to thank you for your part in just having a voice on the air to fight for freedom and to speak truth to all of us that are listening.
And we're very grateful for you.
Well, thank you, Stacey.
But what's interesting about what is happening here is that it's a pushback by ordinary people.
That was the message of November the 8th.
It's that the elites, however you want to define them, but it certainly includes all the people like Michael Roth, the president of Wesleyan University, and it includes Christian Amonpour at CNN, and it includes the major figures in both political parties and the whole consultant industrial complex that runs U.S. elections.
And what has happened is that despite those overwhelming odds, people pushed back and they prevented the most corrupt candidate in modern U.S. electoral history from securing a grip on the White House and national government for the next eight years with all of her cronies.
And that's a great victory, Stacey, and all the sweeter because it was done in the teeth of what everybody at NBC and the New York Times was telling you should happen.
I tell you what, Stacey, because you were very kind to say that, kind enough to say that I was a favorite fill-in host of yours.
We will give you a free subscription to the new Mark Stein show.
Stay on the line and give your email address to Greg.
And after the show, we will send you a free subscription to the new Mark Stein show.
Because if everybody who thinks agrees with Stacey that I'm the favorite fill-in host for Rush, if everyone then goes out and buys a subscription, that should be, I think, three subscriptions will sell.
So that'll be.
Completely.
That'll be great.
We'll be out of our way.
But stay on the line, Stacey, and just give Greg your email address.
That will be terrific.
Let's go to John in 7, Maryland.
John, you're live on the Rush Limbusha.
What's on your mind today, John?
Well, I want to get your opinion.
I'm very worried about listening to this recount thing.
Do you think there's any chance that something could happen and he has a chance to lose now?
I'm a little worried about it.
That's not going to go anywhere, John.
And yet, Democrats would be mad to pursue it.
I used a phrase, I think, in 2004, that when Republicans win, they need to win beyond the margin of lawyer, because otherwise the Democrats will sue themselves into victory, as they did in Minnesota, where that fellow,
what's he called, Al Franken, Norm Coleman, won on election night, and then Al Franken demanded a recount and they did the usual thing where they find, you know, an extra 700 votes in a dumpster around the back of Democratic Party headquarters, and then suddenly the guy who won an election night is no longer the winner.
But this is the most insane argument that I've heard.
They're saying that they can't prove that there's any fraud, but they just think there's something vaguely iffy, and so they're going to have a recount, and so they're going to have a legal recount.
It won't matter because Michigan is going to go for Trump.
So even if they have a recount in these three states, they're not going to win.
But it's worse than that.
I mean, if we were going to have electoral reform, I would be in favor of a uniform paper ballot for presidential elections, exactly the same from Maine to Hawaii, where X marks the spot, and it's exactly the same.
But that's not how it works here.
We have basically every county runs its own elections differently.
And what they're doing here is they're not just doing what they accuse Trump of doing, which is delegitimizing the electoral process.
It's beyond that.
They're actually undermining the very possibility of politics and saying that it's not about winning.
It's not about votes.
It's not about the Constitution.
It's about raw naked power and who's got the will to do what it takes to seize it.
The people be damned.
Yes, Rush is away today, but never fear.
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And it's got a whole mix of articles plus interviews with leading conservative figures every month.
Rush has been kind enough to interview me a couple of times in there.
But this December, he's got the must-get conservative interview.
Rush interviews himself.
He interviews himself for a full five pages.
It's incredible.
I haven't seen anything like that.
I think they do it with CGI.
It's like because they got Rush on the left-hand side of the picture interviewing Rush on the right-hand side of the picture.
It's amazing.
It's a technological marvel.
You've not seen anything like it since The Prisoner of Zender, 1938, the film version.
And it's brilliant.
Rush interviews Rush.
It's like I was talking earlier about how we've got an EIB do-it-yourself microaggression kit just available for Open Line Black Friday, whereby if you're a Mexican, we will send you a sombrero so you can culturally appropriate yourself.
That's in effect what Rush is doing.
He's interviewing himself in the December edition of the Limbaugh Letter.
You can subscribe to that by going to rushlimbaugh.com and signing up or signing up a loved one or signing up.
I don't want to cause trouble in families if you had a difficult Thanksgiving, but if you're at Thanksgiving and not someone who's like nakedly hostile to you or just bleating about safe spaces or saying you're a racist or a bigot or a homophobe, but if you think there's someone, they might be on the cusp, might be on the turn, they might be persuadable, they might be open to reason, then do them a favor and for this Christmas, get them a subscription to the Limbaugh letter.
And if you subscribe today, you will get the 2016 EIB Christmas ornament, which, as I said at the beginning of the show, I think is rather more stylish than the 2015 Christmas ornament.
So you'll get the free 2016 edition of the EIB Christmas Ornament plus 12 months of the Limbaugh Letter.
It's a great gift.
And if someone is slightly stunned from what happened on November the 8th, but you think they might be persuadable, you think they might be open to alternative arguments, then get them a subscription to the Limbaugh Letter and they will thank you for it.
Now, we were talking before the break about all this business of recounts that might be happening in the three Rust Belt states.
Democrats are looking for – Democrats can't believe they lost.
And they can't believe they lost for the obvious reason that in critical parts of the Rust Belt, significant numbers of voters who previously – there's over 200 counties that voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012.
but that voted for Trump in 2016.
So what it means is that of all these racist Trump supporters, some of them were sufficiently non-racist back in 2008 and 2012 to vote for Barack Obama twice.
And this time around, they voted for Trump.
That's what happened.
But the Democrats can't accept that.
So they're looking for an alternative now to do an end run around what happened on November the 8th.
And this recount, which has no substantive basis other than that they think, they think, well, we don't know, but you know, Vladimir Putin doesn't have an alibi for between 9 p.m. and midnight Eastern time on November the 8th when everything went south for us.
Nobody saw him.
There's no one who can vouch for him.
He got into the voting machines in these Rust Belt states and he messed everything up.
The alternative is this, what Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Elijah Cummings are doing.
They've called for an investigation into President-elect Donald Trump's transition effort, asking whether the disarray in the transition team has, quote, affected his ability to effectively serve the American public, unquote.
In other words, he's unfit to be, we're going to have him declared incompetent and he'll have to be replaced because his transition team is in, quote, disarray.
No, they're not.
They're actually making appointments quicker than most other presidential incoming presidents have made appointments.
But Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Elijah Cummings are now calling for an official investigation.
We should appoint.
We shouldn't appoint a special prosecutor for Hillary, but we should appoint one for Trump to determine whether his incompetence and disarray in transition has impacted his ability to serve the American public.
So we have to rule him mentally incompetent and replace him with somebody else like Keith Ellison.
That's what they're trying.
Then there's the Electoral College.
Vox, which is the great what passes for thinking on the Democrat side of things, claims that the Electoral College magnifies the power of white votes.
Because by bigging up rural states so that states with hardly anybody in them, like Wyoming and Vermont and Maine, get the same two votes per Senate representation.
as California and New York.
By bigging up all these obscure minor peripheral rural states, they are in fact discriminating in favor of white voters.
According to Vox, the Electoral College is in effect an affirmative action program for white voters because these rural states are disproportionately white.
As we heard, the Democrats, Hillary Super PAC guy, is now arguing that Bernie Sanders is a white supremacist.
And why wouldn't he be?
He lives in a state that's 98.99999999% white.
So Vox is claiming the Electoral College is racist, racist.
So we're just one Supreme Court suit away from having the Constitution ruled unconstitutional.
That's how brilliant the Democrats are.
If they can't get a special prosecutor to investigate the disarray in Trump's transition team, then they will file suit at the Supreme Court to get the Constitution declared unconstitutional.
It never ends with the Democrats.
They are making the possibility of politics impossible.
They're basically saying we can't just conduct politics as usual and have an election every couple of years, and one year you guys win, and one year the other guys win, and if luck, with luck, we'll win a few more than we lose a few.
That's not good enough for them now.
They're now saying that if the other guy wins, there's got to be something wrong.
Either the election was stolen, or the Constitution is racist, or the guy is a mental incompetent, as demonstrated by the fact that he's only appointed an education secretary and a UN ambassador and a couple of other gigs in the two weeks since he won the election.
So he has to be declared mentally unfit for office, and we have to parachute in Keith Ellison as the new president of the United States.
You're playing a very dangerous game here.
Well, and that's and then the other thing that's that's the good cop side of their good cop, bad cop routine.
The bad cop side is when people are actually threatening to kill electors unless they switch their vote and don't put Trump there.
We even have a Bush lawyer who is arguing that Trump's failure to distance himself from his business dealings means that he's guilty of breaking the emoluments clause and therefore the electors should not vote for him.
Do you know how dangerous it is to keep telling the people that their vote doesn't count?
If you don't like the Electoral College, screw off out of here and change the Constitution, get the Constitution changed.
That's all you have to do.
But right now, that's the system by which presidents are elected.
And it discriminates against people whose votes are concentrated in big population centers like New York and California.
Yes, it discriminates against them because that was the founders' intent, that whoever became president should have a significant geographical breadth of support.
So if you think you know better than the founders, if you think the founders were just racists who set up this affirmative action program for white voters, then go and get the Constitution changed and change it.
But right now, this is the constitutional order of the country under which the election was conducted.
And under those constitutional rules, this guy won.
And he's the president, and you're not.
And just as you said that what was it now, just a mere three, four, six weeks ago, that to question whether the election was rigged undermined the very concept and the very possibility of representative government.
You guys talking about recounting and suing and faithless electoring your way into holding on to the Oval Office is actually after the election result.
It's one thing to speculate before the election, but after you've had the election result that you thought you were going to win and you didn't win because you made the mistake of believing all your chumpy sycophant creeps in the mainstream media, Hillary doesn't, Hillary was so stupid, she didn't understand that the media were just doing her bidding.
That they were basically saying the polls showed quite a close race.
If you looked at the polls, they showed Hillary in the lead, but within the margin of error.
So if they just said the race is too close to call, it's in the margin of error.
Trump could be president, that would have been one thing.
But instead, everybody kept saying, Hillary landslide, Hillary landslide.
And Hillary believed it so much that on Tuesday morning, they were popping champagne corks on the campaign plane, which meant that a couple of magnums of champagne down the road, she's stunned that Florida goes to Trump because she made the mistake that the Democrats succored themselves.
Hillary made the mistake of believing Christian Amanpoor and Christian Amanpoor made the mistake of believing Hillary.
It's an entirely circular process.
They both told each other this thing's in the bag and they made the mistake of believing it.
And when you find out that reality, the reality on the ground, that millions and millions of American people feel differently from Christian Amanpour and Hillary Clinton, and your reaction is to say, oh, no, no, wait a minute, it's not over yet.
We can persuade the electors to change their votes.
We can call for recounts in Rust Belt states.
We can demand a special prosecutor be appointed to rule that the Trump transition means he's mentally incompetent.
We can abolish the Electoral College.
You are making the Trump case for you, that you are so out of touch that you don't even know you're out of touch.
Stop talking to yourselves.
Stop talking to yourselves.
Stop talking about America as if it's just some foreign country that's out there on the map somewhere, like one of those no-name stands somewhere along the Central Asian-Afghan border that nobody can quite place in the correct order.
You're making fools of yourself.
Mark Stein and Farash, it's Open Line Friday.
We will take your calls straight ahead.
Mark Stein in Farush.
Let's go to Gregory in Mansfield, Ohio.
One of my favorite places, Gregory.
I did a show at that fabulous old theater you've got there in Gregory a couple of years ago.
And around about the time of the government shutdown, I appeared in a federal park rangers uniform, which I think is a federal crime on stage at the theater in Mansfield.
Great place.
What's on your mind today, Gregory?
Well, yes, Mr. Stein, I was, now, they mad at the old Trump for not prosecuting Hillary Clinton.
Now, here's the way I see it.
If he don't prosecute her right away, then he's got like four years like Obama did with the ex-president.
Right.
And if Obama pardons her, then they got to answer for the crimes, and then you're going to wonder if the DMC violated any laws from putting her in putting her in.
Right, right.
Then, if he don't do nothing and he wakes like a sleeping dog, he'll get two with one stone because Obama used a pseudonym to do the server.
Right.
If he pardons her, who's going to pardon him?
Yeah, it's getting like Chicago governorships.
Yeah, that's a very interesting theory, Gregory.
Oh, by the way, I'm a first-time caller.
I've tried a call.
I've called hundreds of times a day and never got in.
Well, congratulations.
It worked today.
It's a Black Friday bargain for you.
Just goes to show you can get through on Black Friday.
If you are up and and dialing overnight in the early hours of dawn, you can get through to the show.
I'm glad I'm glad it worked for you, Gregory.
Let me let me just like explore a couple of those possibilities, because you're right.
There's like there's an element of head fakery going here on here between Trump and Hillary and Obama.
Hillary and and people very close to her, like Huma Abedin, are in real legal jeopardy.
But but what's what's Obama going to do?
I mean, it would be best for him if Trump were to pardon Hillary.
If if if he pardons Hillary, then people will be going, wait a minute.
You told us that Hillary hadn't done anything.
Why are you pardoning her?
The the Justice Department and the FBI said there's no crime.
So why are you pardoning her?
That would be a humiliation for Hillary.
And as you say, the Democrats would have a lot of explaining to do.
If Trump, though, were also to do it, if he were to be Mr. Magnanimous, that would also be a humiliation for Hillary.
But she's got some very hard calculations to explore here about what it is that that is going to be necessary to keep this investigation from going on and on and on and on.
And all all Trump has done, actually, is offer a negative to say, basically, you know, we might just not that he's going to pardon her, just like he might let it sit out there.
He might let it sit out there over her head because nobody knows where this Anthony Weiner child sexting thing is going to end up.
And nobody knows what's going to come out after after that either.
But it would be a humiliation for Obama.
The worst humiliation would be for Obama to have to pardon Hillary when all the Democrats, the Democrats assured us she hadn't done anything.
And they were so confident that she hadn't done anything that they made her their presidential nominee.
So so so Obama can't can't pardon her.
He's absolutely begging Trump to pardon her.
And I don't think Trump is going to play that game.
Thanks for your call, Gregory.
Mark Stein for Rush on Open Line Black Friday.
Lots more of your calls straight ahead.
Yesterday.
Yesterday.
yesterday was Thanksgiving in America.
Today, today is Thanksgiving in Canada.
Lena Dunham has announced that she's backtracking on her promise to move to Canada.
She will not be moving to Canada.
She has decided that she is going to stay, notwithstanding the Trump terror, she is going to stay in the United States.
So it's Canadian Thanksgiving.
Hallelujah!
Hallelujah!
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