Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
Yes, on the 11th day of guest hosts, Rush Limbaugh gave to thee an EIB anchor baby.
Yes, the season of guest hosts lurches on, but don't worry, don't worry, it's drawing to a close.
Tonight, it's the season finale of Dancing with the Guest Hosts on ABC.
I'm looking forward to that.
I'm here today.
Buck Sexton is here tomorrow.
Vladimir Putin, live on Friday from his vacation dacha.
He hacked into the Golden EIB microphone using the password password.
That's how sophisticated an operation it was.
All lowercase, by the way.
And Rush will be back on Monday, guest hosting for the pre-scheduled guest host.
So that's something to look forward to.
Happy New Year to you.
1-800-282-2882 is the number to call.
And my new year resolution is to take more calls from lefties.
So if you're a Bernie supporter, if you're a Hillary donor, if you're a social justice warrior tweeting from your transgendered bathroom, give me a call and explain this Russian election hacking thing to me, because that always gives me a laugh.
I'm looking forward to January 19th, which is my best guess for the date that Obama will bomb Odessa just as a parting gift.
Looking forward to it.
Looking forward to it immensely.
We have some, it's kind of that quiet kind of sort of semi-holiday vibe at the moment.
But we do have some kind of breaking news.
If you think a press conference is breaking news, earlier this morning, Mike Pence and the Republican House leadership gave a press conference at which they outlined their plans to repeal Obamacare.
And they're basically going to keep everybody in a kind of safety, safety net for a while until they figure out what the permanent solution is to it.
But they're going to repeal Obamacare pretty much on day one.
They're going to begin repealing it.
They said they're not going to pull the rug out from under anyone, which I do believe is a reference to pre-existing conditions and being able to stay on your parents' healthcare policy until you're 46 or whatever it is by now.
So they're not going to pull that rug out, as they put it.
I believe that's what they're referring to.
It's nothing to do with those people who like to tug Trump's hair at rallies in the election campaign.
But they are going to immediately repeal Obamacare.
And Vice President Pence said it was jobs, jobs, jobs.
He said those were the three words Trump had used, jobs, jobs, jobs.
I didn't actually hear the Trump campaign that way.
A lot of the words, the three words that Trump used at rallies that got the biggest reaction were wall, wall, wall.
And it was interesting to me that neither Vice President Pence nor Speaker Ryan nor any of the other big shots actually said a word about walls or immigration this morning.
I don't expect that is particularly significant because Trump has apparently already been asking the Homeland Security bureaucracy to send him stuff about walls, immigration enforcement, and other matters.
So I think Trump fully intends to go ahead with that wall.
But if he does so, it will be basically as a one-man guy because neither the vice president nor the speaker nor any of the other Republican House leadership had a word to say about it.
One of the things, one of the aspects of 2016 is that all these great populist pushbacks were largely driven by immigration.
That's true of Trump.
That's how Trump's campaign took off.
That's what drove Trump's rallies.
Whatever happened, the biggest lines, the biggest reaction was, who's going to pay for the wall?
And people would cry back Mexico.
The biggest issue in Brexit was immigration.
The people of the United Kingdom did not want open borders with the European Union.
They did not want European laws that make it impossible to deport anybody.
In Italy, the new prime minister has promised that unlike his predecessor, he is going to deport all these migrants and he is going to shut down a lot of these migrant centers, which is where it's on Italian sovereign territory that the whole,
most of the big crossings from Hillary Clinton's Libya, where the ports are now in the hands of ISIS, it's at Lampedusa and other places where the migrants arrive in Europe.
And the new Italian prime minister is going to close that down.
François Fillon, who will be in the runoff against Marine Le Pen to take the French presidency, is now promising, is now going around saying he's an observant Catholic and this is regarded as an attempt to steal Marine Le Pen's clothes on what you might call cultural conservatism by saying that he's not one of these secular guys who's standing idly by watching the Islamization of his country.
He's going to steal some of Marine Le Pen's clothing.
So what all these phenomena have in common is that they're driven by immigration.
And it was striking to me.
Trump doesn't back down from a lot of this stuff.
But it was striking to me that Trump's lieutenant, Vice President Pence, and the House leadership did not mention it.
It's odd and striking.
Something else we may discuss today, years ago on this show, when I first started guest hosting for Rush, I had a story about Uyghurs.
It was about the four Uyghurs who are Chinese Muslims that Obama sprung from Gitmo and dumped on Bermuda, which he in defiance, basically, of the relationships between sovereign states.
The Chinese didn't want them back.
Nobody wanted these guys back because they're Uyghur terrorists who were detained in Bermuda.
They were suspected of being involved in – there was a reason they were holed up in Gitmo.
And Obama released them, couldn't find anywhere to release them to.
Chinese didn't want them back.
So he dumped them on Bermuda.
And the British government was furious because Bermuda is a British colony.
And they were stuck there because although the Bermudan government wanted to kiss up to Obama, if you want a passport in Bermuda, it's issued by the Passport Office in London.
So the Passport Office in London said nuts to these four Uyghurs.
You're not entitled to a British passport.
So they're stuck there.
There were lonesomest Uyghurs in the world.
And I mentioned on this show years ago that I once saw them crossing the pedestrian crossing in St. George's Bermuda, looking like the Beatles on the Abbey Road album cover.
And so it was a Wednesday when I first mentioned Uyghurs.
And so after that, for years after that, I'd go all over the country and people would say, oh, I can't wait for Uyghur Wednesday.
I love it when you do Uyghur Wednesday on Rush.
Uyghur Wednesday.
It's my favorite feature when you guests host for Rush.
Well, it is actually today is Uyghur Wednesday because this latest Alahu Akbar guy who killed 39 people in a Turkish nightclub at New Year, he turns out to be a Uyghur.
He's a member of the Chinese Uyghur community.
That's the same guys that Obama sprung from Gitmo.
And he apparently arrived in the Turkish city of Konya with his wife and two children in order not to raise suspicion.
So we have a genuine Uyghur Wednesday.
It is the return.
It's the first Uyghur Wednesday of 2017.
This guy is on the lamb.
He's killed 39 people at this New Year nightclub and basically had a great success in severing Turkey from its Euro inclinations and turning it into a jihadist hellhole.
But he is on the lamb.
He is a Uyghur and so Uyghur Wednesday is back.
Call me about that.
You can call me if you're a Democrat and you're eager for Obama to teach that uppity whippersnapper Vladimir Putin that nobody hacks into Donna Brazil's and John Podesta's emails and gets away with it.
It's absolutely outrageous what that Putin guy did.
And all loyal Democrats should be calling on Obama to just bomb the hell out of any Russian city that tickles his fancy.
Or the Crimea.
It since, why don't we have a second Crimean War?
We haven't had a Crimean War for a century and a half.
We haven't had a charge of the light brigade.
So let's have a charge of the lightweight brigade from all these outraged Democrats furious about Putin, Putin hacking into John Podesta's email.
Julian Assange, this is a sophisticated operation.
Julian Assange revealed, whose holdup in the Ecuadorian embassy, he's been there for six years.
He revealed that the password for John Podesta's email account is password.
So that's how sophisticated an operation it was.
Years of Putin burrowing, probing, testing the weaknesses of the system, the protocols that are put in place to uncover and find a weakness in the security protocols, the Podesta password was password, all lowercase.
And you know what?
I wouldn't mind betting he hasn't changed it yet.
So why don't you give it a go?
Let's see what he has to say.
But John Podesta, anyway, Democrats, if you're itching for war, you're hot for war with Russia.
Bring it.
You're 30 years too late for that.
We would have been with you around the time there's all the big nuclear standoff in Europe.
But you didn't want to know that.
Back then, it was Reagan and Thatcher who were the monsters wanting to nuke the world.
Now it's bombs away.
I love the Democrats are doing their Dr. Strangelove routine.
They're willing to ride the nukes all the way to January 20th.
Bring it on, baby.
Bomb, bomb, bomb.
Back in the USSR.
You always show up for the wars late.
30 years late for the Cold War, but we love it.
Bring it on.
So if you're a Democrat, you want to talk, you're hot for war with Russia, let's hear it.
You know where the word jingoism comes from?
It comes from an old English music hall song written from the time, I think it was the Second Russo-Turkish War, if you're keeping your Russo-Turkish wars straight, in the 19th century.
We don't want to fight, but by jingo if we do, we've got the ships, we've got the men, we've got the money too.
We've fought the bear before, and while we're Britain's true, the Russians shall not have Constantinople.
That's where the word jingoism comes from.
And the Democrats have dusted that off for the Second Crimean War.
We don't want to fight, but by jingo, if we do, we've got the ships, we've got the men, we've got the money too.
We've never fought the bear before.
And while we're Democrats too, the Russians shall not have John Podesta's email password.
This is stirring stuff from Democrats.
If you're hot for war with Russia, give me a call.
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All that, plus the Republican pledge to repeal Obamacare and lots more as we kick off another new year on the Rush Limbaugh Show.
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I'm being serious.
If you think this Russian hacking of the election is the biggest crisis featuring biggest crisis ensnaring the integrity of U.S. elections, the biggest crisis facing America today, give us a call.
I'd love to hear you make that case.
It's comedy gold.
It's dropping off the trees.
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The outgoing president, at least I assume he's outgoing, if he does actually launch a nuclear assault on Russia on January the 19th, he may want to hang around for a few days, see how that pads out.
But President Obama, the outgoing president, one of his latest innovations has been struck down by a federal court in Texas.
Judge Reid O'Connor sided with eight states and three private health care providers that sued to block a new health and human services rule that redefined the Affordable Care Act's prohibitions against sex discrimination, basically to make sex discrimination dependent on how you identify yourself.
So if you identify as a woman, but you happen to still have all your wedding tackle in place, as I gather Caitlin Jenner, for example, still has.
I haven't personally checked, so I can't speak to that with absolute authority.
But there was a headline in the New York Post a while back saying Caitlin Jenner still has her penis.
So in other words, if you're a preoperative transgendered person and you go to see your doctor and demand your doctor perform a hysterectomy on you, the doctor has no right to refuse.
That's the zany world of Obama's redefinition of sex, which is what this headline is.
Obama can't redefine sex.
Judge O'Connor has now struck that down.
It was basically an expansion of Title IX, which are these prohibitions against sex discrimination that now bedevil campus life across America.
Al Gore was very keen on Title IX.
But the definition of sex discrimination in Title IX is now, it was explicitly stated to be the biological distinction between men and women.
In other words, it's your chromosomes and all your private parts.
And under the Democrats' expansion, and this is incredible because all federal legislation, whatever its original intent was, metastasizes like the fastest growing cancer on earth and soon expands to cover everything.
For example, RICO anti-racketeering laws, Democrats now want to apply that to people who have a difference of opinion on climate change.
What having a view that the world hasn't warmed in the last 19 years has to do with racketeering, I don't know.
But the Democrats want to prosecute climate change descenders under anti-racketeering laws.
And this is exactly the same thing.
A law that was originally premised on the biological distinction between men and women now means that a transgendered person who still has, quote, her penis, unquote, can go and demand a hysterectomy from a doctor and the doctor has no right to refuse.
And a court has struck down this law under the headline, Obama can't redefine sex.
You got that right.
It's Trump who's redefined sex because if you've read all these stories about liberal women complaining that ever since November the 8th, they're no longer interested in romance or intimate relationships.
You'll know that it's the incoming president who's allegedly redefined sex.
We have more and more of these.
People talk about the liberal bias in the media, fake news and all the rest of it.
And it's not just the explicitly political things.
By liberal media bias, it doesn't just mean MSNBC, and it doesn't mean explicitly political content in the Washington Post and the New York Times, but it's things like this.
L magazine last week.
Now, L is like a fashion magazine.
It's kind of, you know, the poor man's vogue in a way.
So it's nothing to do with politics.
Yesterday, last week, it ran a piece titled, I'm Terrified of Raising a Boy in Trump's America by a lady called Joe Piazza.
She's terrified of raising a boy in Trump's America.
Well, this is the disadvantage that non-liberals face when it comes to election time.
Because as we see, the majority of people don't define themselves as hardcore political.
They just want to get on with their lives.
And so even if you don't want to follow Fox News on the one hand or MSNBC on the other hand, if you don't want to have anything to do with politics, all the non-political stuff in this country has a default progressivist setting.
And it's also bogus.
She's not terrified of raising a boy in Trump's America.
If she were truly terrified of raising a boy in Trump's America, she'd be too scared even to publish a piece about that.
So it's just more progressivist posturing of fake and phony threats.
And this fake scaremongering is the biggest, faky, fakest, fake news story in the American media.
Joe Piazza, but you can't even buy a fashion magazine without being assaulted by fakey, fake, fake news.
Yeah, no fake news whatsoever on the Rush Limbaugh show.
Nothing fake at all.
When I sing Mariah Carey's greatest hits, there is no lip-syncing.
You stand well back from the radio because I'm going to be bellowing at full throttle.
We're not going to have any of those Times Square debacle here.
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Male college students to undergo critical self-reflection of masculinity.
This is a story by Jeremy Beeman in the college fix.
The University of Wisconsin at Madison is currently taking applications for its men's project, a six-week program that aims to counter the alleged harmful effects of society's masculinity paradigms and pressures and empower participants to promote mass paradigms and pressures that power participants to promote.
I picked a peck of pickled pepper.
Yeah, paradigms and pressures and power this this course, I can't even say the course.
I wouldn't get in it.
I'd fail.
I'd flunk it.
I'd flunk it instantly.
The men's project course at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
It counters the alleged harmful effects of society's masculinity paradigms.
I have a masculinity paradigm, actually.
It sucks two inches off my waist whenever I go into a singles bar and hit and checks.
Masculinity paradigms and pressures and empower participants to promote gender equity.
Men's Project creates a space for critical self-reflection and dialogue about what it means to be a man, what it means to be a man, and how masculinity impacts us and those around us.
The organizers state in promoting the effort.
So if you're a male student, I'm not sure that's pretty much a contradiction in terms these days.
But if you're a male student at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, you might want to think about applying for this men's project because it might look good.
It might help you pick up girls if you seem to be one of these sensitive guys who's going along to the men's project class and recognizing that all these masculinity paradigms in society and these pressures to be male and masculine and manly and macho, which they used to have circa 1954, but which I haven't seen a lot of recently.
But nonetheless, when I go to college campuses, you can't help noticing how elderly a lot of the students are now.
So it's conceivable that if you're a 79-year-old student at the University of Wisconsin, you know, you're in your 56th year of colonialism and transgender studies.
You might be old enough to remember when there were all these masculinity paradigms and pressures to be manly and masculine.
And you can all sit around talking with the girls.
You can sit around talking with the girls if you're like a guy who can't get any girls.
It's a great way to go to this class and talk about how you're sensitive and you're interested in not being masculine and you understand how masculinity harms them all.
And the chicks are crazy for it.
The minute you start talking like that, the chicks will be dripping off your arm.
You will have no shortage of dates.
All you have to do is go to one of these men's project things.
It's only six weeks.
I know it's hell.
Just sit at the back and try not to roll your eyes.
But the girls will be crazy.
The babes are hot for guys who reject masculinity paradigms.
They just love it.
It's a real turn on to them.
You can tell.
You start, you say, well, I really reject masculinity paradigms.
And you can see their cheeks are flushed.
Their pupils are starting to dilate.
The chicks dig it.
Just take it.
Take it from me.
Try it.
Walk in at any bar in Madison and just say, hey, actually, you probably don't even need to sign up to the men's project thing.
Just try bluffing your way through.
Just walk in in a kind of effete, non-threatening, non-masculinity paradigm kind of way and say, hey, I don't know whether you know, but I've just signed up for the men's project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
We're working hard to diminish masculinity paradigms.
And she'll go, oh, oh, really?
Oh, what are you doing Friday night?
Well, if I can slip out of my men's project class carefully.
Yeah, well, I think most girls would like to be that homeworker.
Who wouldn't want to be the homework in a men's project?
So, you know, slip out early from the men's project class and take her mambo dancing.
She's just going to drop into your lap.
So this is, this is, this is, and I love this.
This is a real university, is it?
This University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Because there's so many that once upon a time, for most of human history, institutes of higher learning used to be fairly thin on the ground.
There were just a few of them.
Now they're like payless shoe sauce at the strip mall.
You miss one and there'll be another institute of higher learning another 200 yards down the road.
But this University of Wisconsin-Madison is a real one, like the Drexel University, where that professor says he's in favor of white genocide because killing all the whites in the Haitian Revolution has worked out really well for Haiti.
That's the professor at Drexel University.
This University of Wisconsin-Madison men's project says the McClone, Meredith McClone, who I believe is a woman of the opposite sex, says that typical understandings of masculinity can affect male students in a negative way.
These expectations influence the decisions men make about friendships, careers, or academic majors.
Men are socialized to believe they need to act a certain way to be accepted as masculine or have what it takes to be a man.
And this can lead to self-destructive behaviors that impair their ability to complete their education.
I'd love to know where these social pressures on being a man come from, because whenever anybody gives an example of it, they always say, oh, well, you know, John Wayne, John Wayne.
John Wayne's been dead for 30 years.
There are no role models or socialization pressures.
If you look at any television commercial, all the guy has to be is a useless dweeb who can't do anything in the commercial until the woman comes along and shows him how to do it.
But nevertheless, they're having a they don't feel that the demasculine, the generation snowflake has been it's not yet demasculinized enough.
So they've got this men's project at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, where you can undergo a critical self-reflection of your masculinity if you and it's great.
At the end of the six weeks, it'll be lowered to undetectable levels.
It'll be a manageable condition.
You'll still have it'll be a preexisting condition, but it's covered by Obamacare and they can give you drugs that'll just reduce it and hold it down after after acing this course.
And it's terrific.
It's only whatever, whatever it is, it's 60,000, 70,000 a year, whatever it is at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
And your three figure college debt will never be better spent.
I hope every university has a men's project to take all the rampant testosterone.
I'm disgusted when you go to college campuses and you see the testosterone when these these guys with the wispy beards are wandering around and everything they say sounds like a question with the up with the upward modulation at the end of the sentence.
Uh, I'm disgusted by all the testosterone that's just they're just pumping it out.
And this kind of thing is the perfect way to get rid of it.
Uh, so that's, that's at the, this, this guy, by the way, that's a real guy who said at Drexel, is Drexel University a real university?
Uh, is that right?
Is it a real university Drexel?
Where is it?
Where is Drexel?
I don't know.
Wherever it is, it sounds to me like a pharmaceutical company, but apparently it's a, it's a, it's an institution of higher learning, uh, where this professor tweeted out that he's in favor of white genocide.
And the reason is that white genocide is a good thing because during the Haitian revolution, uh, 200 years ago, they killed all the whites, including all the women and children.
They brutally butchered.
Oh, it's Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Drexel University in Philadelphia.
What do I know?
As I said, they're like Payless Shoesauce now.
If you miss the turn for Drexel, they'll be Rexel or Rite Aid or Kinney, whatever the name of the university is, another 200 yards down the road.
Which one?
What is it?
Oh, University of Bedsford.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Well, they're like this chocker block with universities all over the place.
You're never more than 150 yards from an institution of higher education.
And this guy says, when he was asked to account for why he's in favor of white genocide, he said it because it worked out great for Haiti.
Haiti, they killed in the Haitian Revolution.
They killed all the whites.
They killed all the women.
They killed all the children.
This guy teaching your kids is in favor of that because Haiti's worked out so great that he'd rather be in Philadelphia, which actually, American city-wise, is one of the few jurisdictions whose murder rate is getting, you know, twitching toward the Haitian level, trending Haitian.
And the reason, and Haiti is a huge success story to this guy.
Not Barbados.
Barbados, they didn't kill a bunch of people.
St. Kitts, they didn't kill a bunch of people.
St. Lucia, they didn't kill a bunch of people.
But no, he thinks the country that America should emulate is Haiti.
And for this, people go into six-figure college debt.
The Republicans, the conservatives have surrendered too much turf.
And that's part of the story of this election.
Trump happened because when you just say nothing matters except dragging a guy with an R after his name over the finish line every other November, and meanwhile, every other institution in society, the default setting, becomes progressivist and becomes liberal.
Eventually, it's not going to matter anymore.
It's not going to matter.
We have to be back fighting on this turf, taking back this space.
Mark Stein for Rush.
We'll take your calls straight ahead.
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Let's go to Karen in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Karen, you're live on the Rush Limbaugh show.
Great to have you here.
Mark, I love your droll wit.
Just love it.
Well, that's very kind of you.
Happy New Year to you too, Karen.
That's great.
Fake news.
How about the fact that the Russian hacking is really a story?
It's what's in the emails.
That's the bigger story.
King of Oz' greatest line is pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
Yeah.
Go ahead.
No, no.
In this case, they're actually doing a brilliant bit of misdirection because it's not clear there is even a man behind the curtain because when your password is password, as Julian Assange says, any nine-year-old kid on the planet can hack into your emails.
Exactly.
Exactly.
It's just let's divert, like you said, divert the attention.
But the emails, what the content was, that's how they expose themselves.
Why do you think we have to waste our time with all this to state the obvious?
Yeah, well, let's try it the other way around.
You remember that leaked tape from the Billy Bush conversation on the bus with Trump, right?
Imagine if Trump had said, oh, pay no attention to the contents of this tape.
It was actually a KGB agent in deep cover with a cassette machine from Radio Shack who'd been hiding under the bus seat since 1983, waiting just to get something on tape.
So the issue here is that Putin, by leaking this video tape, this audio tape of me, is interfering with our elections.
The Democrats would have laughed that out of court.
Pay no attention to the content of the tape.
It's the fact that Putin was behind it that matters.
And that's what they're saying here.
Pay no attention to these emails, all of which are true.
All that matters is that the Russians ran a sophisticated operation to hack into it, which the Russians deny, in part because anybody could hack into it.
You're right, Coward.
Do you think these journalists who were all colluding with the Democrats are now going to be covering Trump for the next four years?
How do you think that's going to work for them?
I do want to tell you that in Wisconsin, we call the University of Madison and Madison City itself the People's Republic of Madison.
I know that's true.
It's a city that ought to be a beautiful, desirable citadel of learning, and instead it's the craziest town in the state, as I understand it from people who have the misfortune to live there.
You're not.
Hey, tell me something, Goward, because I'm always interested on, I'm getting, you know, I'm a little out of shape.
I'm flabby.
I can't do the dance moves as well as I used to.
So I'm always interested in knowing what women like these days.
And I take it as read that as a Wisconsin resident, you would be crazy for any new male who's aced the University of Wisconsin at Madison men's project course, would you?
The pasty skin with the scraggly beard and skinny body pass.
Oh, come on.
It's really difficult to grow a beard with only seven follicles dangling off your chin.
That takes hours of grooming every morning, Karen.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you for your call, Coward, and a happy new year to you.
And she makes it an important point here.
The fake news story is the fact that Putin is Putin is loving this because they have turned him into the scarlet pimperdell.
You know, they seek him here, they seek him there.
These Democrats seek him everywhere.
Is he in heaven or is he in hell?
That damned elusive Russian pimpernell.
He's behind everything.
Whatever happens.
I think Putin's behind global warming, you know.
I think the reason why global warming hasn't panned out as the alarmist said it would is because Putin has managed to bust into somewhere at the North Pole and the South Pole and make the planet a lot colder than all the experts' graphs said it would be.
I think Putin is behind everything.
I mentioned at the top of the show that Caitlin Jenner hasn't gone the whole hog when it comes to transitioning.
And I think Putin's behind that too.
You know, I think Putin, the minute I saw what happened to Mariah Carey in Times Square, I said, how the hell did Vladimir Putin hack into the audio system so that she couldn't hear whatever cockamamie song she was meant to be lip-syncing to?
Putin is behind everything.
Ask Mariah Carey.
She'll support that.
And I don't want to go to war.
I don't want to nuke Moscow over something peripheral like Donna Brazil's emails.
But every red-blooded American should be in favor of nuking Moscow over Putin hacking into Mariah Carey's sound system.
That's an outrage.
Mark Stein for Rush, more ahead.
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Tom Perowski tweets to say that he's a Drexel student and he is a Trump bumper sticker and every day his vehicle is defaced.
And that's the reality of life out there in the tolerant pro-white genocide, Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.