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Feb. 3, 2017 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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February 3, 2017, Friday, Hour #2
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And greetings to you, music lovers, thrill seekers, conversationalists all across the fruit and playing Rush Limboy here at the EIB Network on Friday.
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida.
It's open line Friday.
Great to have you with us.
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Ah, EIB net.us.
Sorry, I caught myself.
It's a brand new domain.
EIB net.us.
Do you see where uh uh Vanity Fair and uh what's it what's uh the New Yorker have pulled out of the White House correspondence dinner.
Yeah, they're still Oh, are they still gonna have it?
Ha!
You bet they're gonna have it.
They can't wait to have it.
If I were Trump, I wouldn't go.
I don't know if they're gonna have but the time this thing, you know, it's usually in late April or early May, the White House Correspondence Dinner, and with Vanity Fair pulling out, that's a big party pulling out.
Forget the dinner.
I mean, that's a giant pre-and-post-party that isn't gonna.
Well, I don't know.
They might nah, I guess if they're pulling out, they're pulling out, they're not gonna do the parties either.
New Yorker, big whoop.
But if others uh come along and pull wood no concern of mine.
Uh ladies and gentlemen, remember during the Obama years when the economy was foundering, and there wasn't any economic growth.
And we were being told that, well, this is the new norm.
Uh we really never deserved our previous superpower status because it was achieved in an immoral and unjust way.
We must learn to uh adjust to life like most in the world live life.
And our economy for the longest time will be in a in a in a state of decline.
And the objective here is to manage that decline.
I mean, this these were not word-for-word utterances from the Obama administration, but this was the point.
And we kept losing jobs, and then Obamacare came along, and not only were we losing more jobs, then the job classifications were changing.
More and more people began, more businesses small and large, firing people and replacing them with part-timers, working less than 30 hours a week, because under the Obamacare rules, you didn't have to provide anybody health insurance if they only work 29 hours a week.
So it was a bad situation.
There were new jobs that were not being created.
The the uh uh labor force participation, I remember talking about this constantly, the number of able-bodied Americans that were not working was in the 93 to 94 million range.
And there was no good economic news in the and the Obama administration continued to monkey around with the uh unemployment rate.
And they would claim that the unemployment rate was declining even though we were only creating 125,000 new jobs a month or 77,000 new jobs, and the reason for that is that after you stopped looking for work and were still unemployed, you were no longer counted as unemployed in the category of unemployment that they always reported.
And that was called the U3, they're the letter U-3.
The labor department has six different categories to express unemployment, and the U3 is what is always reported.
The U6 number includes the people who are out of work and have been out of work so long they're no longer looking.
The U3 number is designed to only measure employment among people who are unemployed but want to work and those who are working.
The U6 number is always going to be a much higher percentage because it includes the people who've been out of work so long, they've they've lost they've exhausted their unemployment benefits, they still haven't found work, and they've given up looking, meaning they're not showing up to register for benefits, they're not following any requirements to report where they've looked for jobs.
They've just fallen off the charts, and they are part of that 94 million not working.
And during those years, we here at the EIB network always reported the U6 number because the U6 number was a more accurate portrayal of the employment and unemployment situation in the country.
The drive-by media would never even acknowledge the U6 number.
The drive-by media stuck with the U3 number because it was that number that allowed them to report the unemployment rate, which is utterly meaningless, was falling.
I think it ended up at around 4.9%.
The last number in the last quarter or two of the Obama presence.
It was an absolute joke.
How can you have an unemployment with 4.9% with 94 million Americans not working?
Anyway, lo and behold, now the January employment numbers have been released.
And all of a sudden, guess who has discovered the U6 unemployment number?
Why, no less than the drive-by media and CNBC.
Unemployment rose slightly in January, but a more realistic rate is even higher.
So here is the acknowledgement that during the entire eight years of Obama, they knew that there was a more realistic portrayal of the employment and unemployment situation in America, and they ignored it.
Now that Trump is in office, not only are they going to report it, they're going to acknowledge that it is more realistic.
The national unemployment rate rose slightly to 4.8% in January, Labor Department announced, however, says ZNBC, relying on that one headline number as an indicator of the economy overall ignores important information just below the surface.
Really?
Isn't it amazing how this happens?
You get a Democrat out of office and a Republican in office, and all of a sudden the drive-by's note.
What they claim, and it's true, is a more realistic number.
But we've been with Trump here in office for one month, and you might be able to make a case that some of the uptick in economic activity beginning in November and December, you can also partially credit to Trump just because of the attitudinal improvement that had no doubt come over a majority of the country based on votes,
and Trump's promises and his uh transition making it very clear that he was going to keep all of these promises.
But nevertheless, Trump, in fact, Trump was not even in office for 10 days of January, and they're already associating the U6 unemployment number to him and his policies.
Here's what CNB says.
Each month on Jobs Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics puts out a treasure trove of economic data, each of which provides its own perspective on the labor market and the employment situation.
Economists look past the official unemployment rate, also known as the U3, to other metrics that give their own view of jobs in the country.
And one of those figures is called the U6 rate.
We need to do a Lexus Nexus survey and find out how many drive-by media outlets ever talked about U6 from 2009 through 2016.
And I'll bet you we can put it on one hand.
One of those figures is called the U6 rate, which has a broader definition of unemployment than the U3.
In January, that number ticked up from 9.2% to 9.4%.
The official unemployment rate is defined as total unemployed.
Meaning the unemployed, the underemployed, the discouraged, the hopeless, The having given up.
But all of a sudden, after Trump's in office for 10 days of the reporting month, all of a sudden, the U6 is going to be reported.
It's a travesty.
It is another glaring example of journalistic malpractice.
And it isn't just CNBC.
They're all going to do it.
Because the purpose here is to make Trump's policies look ineffective.
And if they can, to make Trump's policies look like failures.
Which takes me to Peggy Noonan's piece, and I'm not going to get into the piece.
I just I want to bounce off the headline here.
She has her Friday Wall Street Journal column and the headline, in Trump's Washington, nothing feels stable.
Well, it isn't Trump's Washington yet.
By any measure.
The establishment is still in charge of this town, folks.
It's one of the things that's wrong with it.
This is still Washington, D.C. is still Obama's town.
It's still Obama's Washington.
That's the problem that has to be fixed.
And it's not going to be pretty.
Obama's Washington is openly insubordinate.
Obama's Washington is leaking like a sieve.
Obama's Washington is passive aggressive.
Obama's Washington is unhinged because Washington was never intended to belong to a political party, but it does now.
It belongs to the Democrats, and they are fit to be tied.
Whose fault is it that nothing feels stable?
What is stability?
Let's define stability.
What is Peggy Noonan actually mean by stability?
When she says in Trump's Washington, nothing seems stable.
What stable?
Anybody want to take a stab?
What stable means?
Nah.
Snerdley said the usual processes for the usual.
No, stability in Washington means the liberals are in clear control.
The liberals are in cheer in charge.
It means liberalism and the Democrat Party are operating it and owning it and running it.
That's what stability means in Washington.
Whenever the liberals are defeated at the ballot box, whenever the Republicans hold positions of power, that's when it automatically becomes unstable in Washington.
The only time Washington is stable is when there's a Democrat in the White House.
And when that doesn't happen, then here come the stories about how everything's unstable.
We're feeling those nervous.
We don't know what's going to happen from one day to the next, and maybe even one hour to the next.
It's so unsettling.
It's so unsettling, and I just want things to be stable again.
Whose fault is it that nothing is stable?
Who is it that's standing in the way of everything that wants to be done?
Who is it?
It's the Democrat Party that's creating the instability.
It's the American left creating the instability.
It's not Trump supporters blowing up college campuses.
It's not Trump supporters openly violating executive orders and trying to undermine the sitting president.
It's not Trump's people doing this.
But I keep saying this is what it looks like.
Washington, Hollywood, academia have been under the control of Washington and under the control of Democrats and leftists for generations.
And any serious effort to take it back to rest control is going to cause circumstances and situations exactly like we're in.
And here's the thing.
You can't quit.
Twenty-five percent of the way through it, halfway through it once.
A serious concerted effort is made to reassert control over our nation and the government.
Of course they're gonna act like stuck pigs.
Of course they're gonna protest march and threaten damage and threaten violence and threaten assassination.
That's who they are.
Of course they're going to destroy private property.
Of course they're going to politicize everything.
Of course the career Democrats and the bureaucracy are going to try to undermine the new Republican president every day, multiple times a day.
That's when it is most important to hang in, to stick with it and see it through.
This is no time for anybody to go wobbly.
Especially since it's all been predictable.
I understand the peer pressure and the public pressure brought to bear of what looks to be a media that represents a majority.
All it takes isn't a uh a single story claiming that Trump is the first president to fall below 50% approval in his first month in the history of the country.
Oh no!
Oh no, they're starting to hate Trump already.
All of this stuff is mind control.
It's all designed, as it always has been, to depress you, to dispirit you, to convince you that what you believe is wrong and in the minority, to convince you that what happened in November really didn't happen, that it was a quirk, that it was the Russians, that it was cheating, that it was not real.
Anything they can do to upset the massive support base that Trump has, and it's an ongoing effort, and it's taking uh many different shapes and sizes in every day.
And this headline on Peggy Newland's column is just the latest example.
In Trump's Washington, nothing seems stable.
Is Berkeley stable?
Is Berkeley where they're blowing up things and throwing bricks and other than and potentially injuring people?
Is that is that stability?
Was the women's march on Washington after Trump's inauguration?
Is that what is meant by stability?
Where Madonna's up there making a fool of herself talking about wanting to blow up the White House and Ashley Judge making an even bigger fool of herself.
I'm a nasty woman.
And then Meryl Streep talking about the power of a vagina or whatever it is.
That's stability.
I as I haven't read Peggy's column, but the instability is not Donald Trump.
Donald Trump is executing and implementing the mandate that he achieved by winning the election.
If there's any instability, then we're seeing it on the part of the left.
The entire Democrat agenda, if you ask me, is to promote instability.
And the definition of stability is when the Democrats are controlling things.
It is purposefully destabilizing.
And now, my friends, a brief obscene profit time out here in the EIB network.
We'll be right back.
Don't go away.
Open line Friday, Rush Limbaugh.
I I think what's happening out there.
I think what Peggy Noonan's piece, I haven't read the piece.
I'm just bouncing off the headline.
The headline's all I need in this business in Trump's Washington, nothing feels feel stable.
I think Trump is responsible for one part of it.
He's just racing through things.
I don't think they can keep up.
Did you hear the South Park guys?
The guys who do the TV show South Park, they've said we are stopping involving Trump on our show.
We can't keep up because it takes so long to do animations.
By the time we get something prepared, Trump's long gone from it.
And the drive-bys can't keep up.
They prepare these hit pieces ready to go, and Trump's off to something else.
And they're off balance, and that equals unstable.
I hope Trump doesn't fall prey to any of this.
No indication yet that he is inclined to, but I hope he's not in this to be loved, because that is never gonna happen.
You want to see the cover of the latest German magnetor spiegel.
It's an animation, it's a cartoon.
Trump having chopped off the head of the Statue of Liberty, which is bleeding, got a knife in his left hand, he's holding the head of the Statue of Liberty in his Right hand, and it's bleeding.
He's decapitated it.
It's just sick.
Just sick, sick stuff.
Here's uh here's John in Vero Beach, Florida, right up the road here.
Great to have you, John.
What's happening?
What's up?
What's going on?
Russ, what an honor and privilege to be speaking with you, sir.
Thank you very much, sir.
Great to have you on the program.
What's happening?
What's up?
You know, yesterday, my wife and I were talking uh about the the news yesterday of uh of uh the at the prayer meeting when uh Donald Trump, I'm sure it was all uh tongue in cheek, uh, but made reference about the the apprentice ratings dropping in ask for prayer for Arnold Schwarzenegger.
But you know, as media savvy as President Trump is, I'm wondering, since President Trump and Mark Burdett are friends, is this uh might be just a way of saying, hey, Mark, uh, here's here's a little bit of a ratings boost for you.
And uh, you know, again, it's one of those things that uh President Trump is uh very savvy with the media.
And I just just like get your thought on that.
Are you a religious person?
And if so, did that comment at the prayer breakfast offend you?
Is as being this is not the time to start making jokes about people here.
This is not the time to start throwing the word hell around.
This is not the time to start asking people to pray for did it bother you or not?
Sir, I I I tell you what, I've been in the Air Force for over 30 years.
I'm freshly retired, and my faith is as strong as ever.
And there are times for levity, and uh I I'm telling you what, President Trump, he can use it whenever he wants.
Okay, so it did it great.
It didn't bother you.
Okay, I'm down I'm down to five seconds, I'm down to five seconds, so I'm gonna have to answer your question when we come back.
And I'll remember it, because I have a good memory.
Okay, to answer the previous caller's question, do I think that Trump at the prayer breakfast goosing Schwarzenegger was designed to get the ratings of the apprentice up?
Maybe.
After all, the creator and Trump's partner of the show, Mark Burnett, was there.
Mark Mark Burnett married a Roman Downey, Mark Burnett introduced him.
Trump, I'm sure, does not want anything bad to happen to Burnett, and I'm sure he loves ragging on Schwarzenegger, his replacement.
I think Trent might, it could well have been an effort to promote uh the the show.
Now that now that hey, I'm gonna be honest with you about media performers, egos.
It's totally understandable that Trump would be happy that his replacement doesn't do as well as he does.
Folks, that's entirely normal.
It's in this business, it's perfectly normal.
You're always hoping that the people you compete against don't do well.
That's where journalists are phony.
They try to say, Oh, we don't care about our ratings, we're interested in uh the news.
It's BS.
Otherwise, they wouldn't be moving from network to network and job to job.
And once it's been demonstrated that the apprentice lost some audience when Trump left, okay, mission accomplished, and then there's an added bonus.
If he can get the ratings back up by having a little phony feud with Schwarzenegger, then that's even more to his pound.
Now, whether that was going on, I don't know.
I have no idea.
What I can tell you, it wasn't an attempt to disrespect anything.
It wasn't an attempt to insult the prayer breakfast.
It was just Trump being Trump, and I'm convinced at at its most innocent, it was a joke.
And it could well have been uh an effort to get people to watch the program, get them interested in it again.
I I don't know.
But it's not the kind of thing to lose sleepover.
It's not the oh my god, this is so horrible.
Something like this happening, and oh my God, I can't believe this happened at the Prayer.
Oh no.
I mean, has it not been demonstrated?
Did not the evangel evangelical movement vote in mass for Trump.
You go back to the campaign.
Remember it was Ted Cruz.
Everybody thought Ted Cruz had the evangelical Christian vote all tied up.
Owned them.
And yet Trump won practically all of them.
And the professional political consultants to this day can't figure it out.
And you know why they can't figure it out?
Because it is they who have a caricatured Version of evangelical people.
The Democrats and the left political consultants think that evangelical people are Mennonites.
They are the Amish.
And they're walking around and driving around in little black wagons being being pulled by horses, and they live according to an 1800s code.
I mean, they they're their opinion of evangelicals, you would not believe what they really think of evangelicals.
Backwards, behind the times, they spend every waking moment in prayer asking God for everything.
The last thing, as far as the leftist curtain, evangelicals are in no way, shape, manner, or form normal.
They're not natural.
They are they are old-fashioned and their stuffed shirts and they're mean spirited and they're discriminators and they're bigots.
They hate them.
They're all pro-life.
They all have shotguns in the back of those little black wagons being pulled along by the horses, the Pennsylvania Amish and the Dutch and the Mennonites, they despise them.
And here Trump?
Trump, after the Access video, Trump wins a majority of the it doesn't compute, it doesn't make sense.
And still to this day, so Trump goes to the prayer breakfast and says what he says.
Remember when he didn't say 2 Corinthians, said two Corinthians.
Oh my God, it's just proven that he's not religious.
He doesn't even understand it's 2 Corinthians.
It didn't matter.
And in fact, there are to this day, there are exhaustive opinion pieces in political journals and academic treatises all over.
As the left and these wizards of smart and all of these academics are going nuts trying to explain to themselves how these people could have supported Trump.
Do you know when he went to the prayer breakfast, he actually said the word hell?
They don't know why Trump wasn't kicked out.
They don't understand why Trump wasn't kicked out.
Because it is they who have a bigoted caricatured impersonation of religious people.
When it comes to Muslims, they're the epitome of modernity, the epitome of advanced civilization.
Understand them backwards and forwards, inside out, upside down.
When it comes to Christians and the biggest unknown potential enemy under the sun.
Let me tell you a little story.
Way, way back in the early days of this program, I was invited to emcee the annual dinner for the Council on National Policy.
I didn't even know what it was when I was invited.
It turns out the Council on National Policy is a conservative attempt at putting together a counterpart to the Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission.
And I didn't do enough research to understand exactly who was in this group.
I thought they were all conservatives, and so I thought that permitted certain things.
So at the time, there was a story that I was using in my appearances that was fairly recent, and it had the added benefit of being true.
And remember, this is early on, they've all heard of me, but they still don't know much about me and where I've come from because I'm not a networker.
I just I literally, as far as these people in Washington, and I came out of nowhere.
I mean, there was nothing, you know, there's a guy in Sacramento, and he's really kicking it.
There was none of that.
I mean, it's like I didn't exist until August 1st, 1988.
So I'm opening the event, telling everybody how happy I am to be there.
They're applauding.
It's a wonderful night.
I've got Paul Weyrick and inviting me, Bill Bennett is there.
So I tell this story about Ted Kennedy In a speed boat off the coast of the south of France with a scantily clad young woman less than half his age.
And I said, we know that this is true because there were paparazzi helicopters flying around taking photos, still photos.
And I said there were three photos.
In the first photo, Senator Kennedy and the young woman in a state of embrace in the boat.
It was a speed boat.
It was not a yacht speedboat.
You could see, in other words.
And in the next photo, the woman is in the water, and Senator Kennedy is jumping off the side to go in and join her in the water.
And I said, we've never seen this.
We have never seen Senator Kennedy dive into a body of water for a woman.
I said, this is a first.
Moderate chuckles.
I was starting to get that should have brought the House down, but it didn't.
And then the third picture showed Senator Kennedy and his new bile young thing in various stages of intimacy in the boat.
And I said these pictures began to be passed around Washington.
And they eventually reached Senator Howell Heflin of Alabama.
He was a big old guy, and he had a big powerful, lumbering voice with a southern accent.
And they showed the pictures of Senator Kennedy to Howell Heflin.
And he looked at the picture.
She said, well, I do declare.
I think it looked to me like Senator Kennedy had done chain hip position on offshore drilling.
and And there wasn't a sound in the room.
Not a sound.
And I think, what how does this not work in a room full of concern?
How does it how does this not work?
So that happened to be the last story before dinner, so it was a natural exit from the podium to get down to my table.
And when I walked back to the table, I was being stared daggers.
And when I got to my table, a couple people said, you should have cleared that with us.
I said, would you tell me what happened?
Because actually, folks, half the room reacted.
I mean, half the room, the truth is half the room laughed.
The other half of the room was where there was no reaction.
He said, didn't anybody tell you that half of this club is religious leaders on the right?
I said, oh no, you're kidding.
No, nobody told me that.
I said, I wonder what James Dobson was doing here.
He was in the audience.
And he had with him Donna Rice.
And I remember they said, when it comes time for you to get back up there, you need to apologize.
You need to apologize, because that didn't work with this crowd.
Okay, so I went up there and I apologized.
Everything ended up okay.
I'm walking out at the end of the evening, I'm walking through the crowd, and everybody's, you know, either having dessert or whatever getting ready to leave, and I saw James Dobson, Dr. Dobson, and it looked like it was not a rice.
I said, what in the world?
I mean, I just caught hell.
You know, and here's here's not a rice.
It was caught actually on a boat with Gary Hart.
I said, what what's not right about this picture?
So I walked up and introduced myself.
I said, Dr. Dobson, I'm uh Rush Limbaugh.
That looked like Donald Rice.
Yes, it was.
She has found the Lord.
She's found God.
Something you might want to look into.
Oh, geez!
It still wasn't over.
Anyway, I'm convinced that I have softened that crowd up now to where Trump can go and do what he did.
He asked him to pray for Schwarzenegger.
I've never forgotten it.
Everything ended up fine.
It was one of those learning experiences.
Everybody that was there still laughs about it when it's brought up.
Anyway, I must take a brief time, but it's open line Friday.
Your calls continue after this.
Don't go away.
Now, just to be thorough on this, we had a caller ask me if I thought that Trump could have been ragging on Schwarzenegger to get the ratings of the show up.
And I just, and I answered the guy acknowledging his idea, because I'm a polite host.
But I don't think there's anything to it.
I think Trump was being who Trump is.
I think Trump, he just can't help himself.
The guy replacing him on that show is not doing as well, and he just he wants to point it out.
He was a joking, funny, lighthearted thing at the prayer breakfast.
And and the the key to it to me is when he asked them to pray for Arnold's ratings.
So I don't think there's anything more to it.
I don't think there's a conspiracy.
I don't think there's any I don't think there's any conspiracies with Trump.
I think one of the problems people have with Trump is he's his he is who he is.
And most everybody else in politics is trying to hide who they really are.
And from the moment they've wanted to go into politics, they hide who they are.
I mean, they understand certain things about their lives are gonna have to make public, like their tax returns and like their financial statements.
So they arrange all that stuff for public disclosure in a way that doesn't hurt them.
Trump never thought he was ever going to do this, and so aspects of his life that he's lived, he's never ever intended or thought they would be made public.
And in that sense, I think something like Trump is refreshing, and I think it's one of the reasons, one of the many why people elected Trump.
They simply fed up with the way Washington is working.
And the instability is brought to us by the people who you ought to see the latest cover of the village voice.
I already described for you the cover of Der Spiegel.
The village voice has a cover.
It's a color photo of Donald Trump through Sniper Crosshairs with the crosshairs at his temple, and the headline is why not.
So the village voice has a cover advocating the assassination of the President of the United States.
Der Spiegel in Germany has a cover of Trump having decapitated the Statue of Liberty and is holding it in his right hand with a knife he used to decapitate it in his left hand.
Statue is bleeding.
Peggy Noonan, the headline to her column, Trump's Washington, nothing seems stable.
Nothing feels stable.
It's not Trump's Washington.
Now you remember when Gabby Giffords was shot in Arizona, and they tried to blame it on Sarah Palin, because it's Sarah Palin's website, she had some graphic image of uh crosshairs at something or other.
I tried to really say that the wacko that shot Gabby Giffords was inspired by Sarah Palin.
Now here they're th everything that they've ever held up as a standard not to be done as impolitic and as promoting violence, they are doing.
You can't have something more crystal clear than this village voice cover.
You can see it on Drudge.
We'll link to it at Rushlinbaugh.com.
Meantime, Edmund in Lexington, Illinois.
Great to have you, sir.
How are you doing?
Hi, Rush.
Um Robert Rice.
He violated three rules that I know of when you report on a riot.
Number one rule is You don't say your students weren't there because you don't know because they were all wearing a mask.
That's number one.
This is becoming fake news.
Number two, Rush.
He made outrageous claim, which people like you and Donald Trump would call Bragg Hio or something like that.
He must know all 38,000 students at that university.
I was gonna say he was able, he he he he knew the student and the students, he knows the students at Berkeley, and then that's not who he saw.
He really know 38, 40,000 students at Berkeley.
It was absurd.
He knows them, he he knows them, and even if they're wearing a mask, the third law that he violated was, and I don't mean this in any disrespectful way, but somebody who's four foot eight can't see what the hell's going on in a riot.
Those are the three rules that I think all violated.
And they're very important.
I'm glad you called there.
Edmund, uh, ladies and gentlemen, what he's referring to the we had a couple sound bites in the first hour of the program, it's how long poor Edmund's been on hold here.
It's one of the dangers when When people start talking about things that happened hours ago, you may not know what he's talking about.
I'll have to set the table for you.
Robert Rice, two sound bites, claimed that he was at Berkeley, and these weren't students.
He knows the students at Berkeley, and it is not who they were.
These were Breitbart right wingers that were hired to blow up Berkeley.
And so Edmund is offering here his three different laws that uh Reich violated in making these claims.
And his third one is not to be disrespectful, but Labor Secretary is 4.8.
Four foot eight inches.
And Edmund was making the point that when you're four foot eight, you can't see what's going on in a uh in a riot.
And if you think that's making fun of Labor Secretary Rice...
...shh...
But...
You should know that Bill Clinton was the first to do it.
Standing next to a giant dollhouse at a Christmas play, and Clinton said, Hey, you know what?
Labor Secretary Reich can live in that little thing, don't you know?
One big exciting broadcast hour remains on open line Friday.
We'll be up to it sooner than you believe.
Right back at you, folks.
Hang in there.
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