The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast - Dec 30 2020
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
Long-time EIB call screener Brett Winterble, now heard on News Talk 1110 & 99.3 WBT in Charlotte from 3 to 6 p.m., guest hosts. How and why Rush built the greatest radio show in history. Talk radio is the original social media. Sen. Hawley will contest the Electoral College certification. California produced the most Trump voters of any state.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
The EIB Network's own Brett Winterble guest hosts on New Year's Eve Eve. We're living through a man-made disaster with COVID that the local governments made and expect the feds to fix. Where's blame for Communist China who's responsible for this plague? GA election. Perdue's great strategy of treating Ossoff like a leftist child. Biden will put us in masks for 100 days, but can he take off the blinders on China? The media is ignoring the source of violence raging in our cities. Caller: Red counties in Georgia should hold their vote totals until blues report.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
Our own Brett Winterble sits in for the man who gave him his start in talk radio. Some in Congress plan to challenge the Electoral College votes. Brett peels back the curtain on how Rush prepares for the show and delivers the best product. Why aren't we fighting the way the left would in Georgia? If the president is willing to campaign in Georgia, then you can get out and vote. Spending bill. Alec Baldwin's wife Hillary, who for decades posed as Spaniard "Hilaria" and spoke with stereotypical accent, outed as white woman with no Hispanic ancestry born not in Spain but Boston, and raised by privileged parents in tony Beacon Hill.
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