The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
House Democrats introduce article of impeachment with 9 days to go. Why isn't anyone playing Trump's speech that supposedly incited a riot? Trump tweets that Twitter cites as "incitement to violence" weren't. Twitter says use of word "patriot" is violent. If Democrats can erase conservatives from social media, is it so hard to believe they erased our votes? The Titans of Tech face no consequences. Don't forget Trump's accomplishments. Trump didn't have to run for president, he and his family endured more than any president to put America first. Steelers loss to Browns was predictable. Nickelodeon broadcast of NFL playoff game. Caller who was at Trump Washington rally says the president's speech was flat, didn't incite anyone. Drive-By Media went nuts when Rush deleted his Twitter account.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
Democrats' impeachment push is designed to pressure Pence into invoking the 25th amendment. The 25th amendment is for incapacitation, not punishment. Democrats want to make sure Trump can't run again. Piece outlining the last year of Democrat-inspired violence. Trump's accomplishments. GOP isn't a real opposition party. John Brennan says all Republicans must repudiate Trump. Corporations denounce Trump support, suspend donations to Republicans who challenged election results. Caller wonders if Biden will pardon Trump. DC Mayor urges people to stay away from Biden’s inauguration. Kristi Noem's warning for the GOP.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
Media montage on Rush leaving Twitter. Communism is praised in America now. CNN media reporter praises and extols shutdown of fellow media members. Rep. Hank Johnson claims, without evidence, that Trump is asking supporters to riot again in Washington for Biden's inauguration. Babylon Bee satire on Trump's alter ego. The Epoch Times. In what world is American greatness a problem? The Democrat, communist world. Wake the hell up and understand what we're up against.
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