The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
Todd Herman guides us through today's program. Rush's rebuttal to Joe Biden's assertion that America and Mexico are "equal". As he explained to a 13-year-old caller: Becoming an American citizen should not be easy. Todd airs a private conversation between Rush and Kathryn about planning Rush's "event". Kathryn Limbaugh joins us and describes and shares Rush's funeral and burial in St. Louis. Kathryn takes calls. Caller explains how Rush inspired her to speak up for her conservative values in high school and college. Kathryn plans to do more Rush Revere books. Kathryn on Rush's love for the military, and their pets. Kathryn on how Rush pushed through cancer to do the radio show that he loved. Rush didn't know he had done his last show, and he took it one day at a time and knew it was all God's plan.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
Kathryn continues to take calls on our beloved Rush, shares a prayer Vice President Pence recommended to her, promises to come back again. Classic audio: Rush's original gag endorsement of Bill Clinton in 1992. Rush remembers William F. Buckley, Jr. Caller on how Rush inspired her to keep fighting for America. Rush taught us a lesson in the way he handled death.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
Rush told us it would take more than one election to save the country. Classic EIB Caller: Mick from the High Mountains of New Mexico. Cancer survivor thanks Rush and Kathryn for their contributions to cancer research. El Rushbo skewering the Cuomo brothers a few months ago. Illustrating absurdity by being absurd: the update themes. Callers on what Rush's sense of humor meant to them. Todd replays Rush and Kathryn's conversation about his funeral.
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