The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
Rush returns after a tough couple weeks health-wise. Everybody who desires a life in Washington must condemn Trump. Rush from October 2016 about how the Establishment wanted to teach Trump and everyone who came after him not to try what he tried. Hank Johnson calls for arrest of Trump, so nobody ever tries to do what Trump does. Again. Lindsey Graham says he's had enough of Trump. Not enough citizens, not enough elected leaders are educated about the left. John Adams on the Constitution and morality. Where was all the burning and looting in Washington yesterday? Democrats have protested at the Capitol for generations, Code Pink gets into hearings all the time. Anti-Trump protests were held inside the Capitol, now they're calling it the worst crime in our history. Callers outraged over the way Washington has treated Trump. They want you to denounce Trump and it's beginning to work with elected Republicans, Washington Republicans.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
Schumer calls for Trump's immediate removal from office. Democrats want to impeach him or have Pence invoke the 25th Amendment. Jim Cramer's tale on the market. Business leaders consider cutting funds to Republicans. Elite socialists now control the stock market. Democrats are now party of the rich, will alter tax code to slam the middle class, help rich donors protect wealth. Shopify bans Trump gear. Flight attendants union calls for MAGA protesters to be stranded in Washington, not allowed on flights home. One wrong word... anyone who dares defend Trump to be canceled. Karen Bass and Mike Florio see completely different double standard between BLM and Trump supporters. McConnell's wife, Elaine Chao resigns from Trump administration.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
Biden says there's a racist double standard in treatment on BLM and Trump supporters. Democrats think Trump is Godzilla, fear he'll come back, want to impeach him so he can't run again. Callers who were at the Trump march suspect Antifa infiltration. Pelosi says she will impeach Trump if 25th amendment not invoked. Leftists infiltrated well-intentioned Trump supporters, but it doesn't matter because of the media narrative. BLM and Antifa get a free pass. Rule of politics: Who benefits? No benefit to Trump supporters to storm Capitol, but it's a boon for Democrats. Pelosi threatens to impeach Trump. Caller inspired by Rush to come out of retirement and work in politics for the rest of his life to save America.
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