The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
Ken Matthews guides us on Open Line Friday. Congress passes ridiculous COVID relief bill. Rush on how Washington uses every crisis to pass huge spending bills with your money. It's Open Line Friday: What was your Limbaugh Lightbulb moment? Rush on what makes a great teacher. Caller's lightbulb moment: Rush's analysis of JFK's speech to the Economic Club of New York. The Limbaugh Immigration Bill would actually fix the problem. Female caller says her lightbulb moment was Rush talking about feminism.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
Rush nuked the fake news about the Capitol riot, Democrats ongoing narrative that Trump supporters are a threat to commit violence, planning more "attacks" on Capitol. Rush on the fake news narratives used against Trump. Caller's lightbulb moment: Rush's one-week anniversary TV show. Memorable and informative Rush monologue on educating liberals on American Exceptionalism. Police officer's lightbulb moment: A friend asked her to listen to one show, and she's listened for the last 10 years.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
Supreme Court dismisses sanctuary cities cases at request of Biden DOJ. Japanese businessman offers to bring 8 people on trip to moon. Rush's advice for Democrats like Andrew Cuomo on how to escape sex scandals. Cuomo harassment scandal distracting from nursing home deaths. Caller's story about how her son knocked on Rush's grandfather's door, was invited in and talked to him for an hour -- then went to Rush's mother's house and did the same thing! How Rush debunked false narratives. Rush's sense of humor sticks with you. Classic Rush call with an immigrant from Argentina. Caller's lightbulb moment: Rush inspired her to become a teacher.
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