The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
NY AG sues the NRA, let down for Drive-Bys who thought it was a case against Trump. Trump requests 4th debate with Biden, but there won't be any debates because Biden can't do it. Biden says black people have no diversity of thought. Racist Biden thinks African-Americans are like-minded simpletons who all think the same way. Biden gives nonsensical answer on China. Gallup: 84% blame media for political divide. CBS doesn't defend its African-American reporter from Biden's racist remark. Zuckerberg said he didn't want to be "arbiter of truth". Facebook, Twitter pull down Trump post on children being less likely to get coronavirus. Former Kamala Harris aide who works at Twitter responsible for pulling down Trump tweet, former Hillary aide at Facebook responsible for taking down post. Trump: Biden insulted the black community. Democrat Party has been radical for a long time. 1995 montage of Democrats saying Republicans want to starve children. Cuomo begs tax base to come back to NYC.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
Rush compares Biden's racist comment to baseball executive Al Campanis' racist comments in 1987. Biden betrayed how he really sees black people. The Democrat Party has always been the home of radical leftists. Why do they hate Trump so much? The establishment and deep state hated Make America Great Again so much because they want to cut America down to size. NY AG attack on NRA shows they don't think they have election in the bag. NYC puts up checkpoints to enter city.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
Antifa, BLM making case for NRA. Journalists do their jobs for each other, not for their audience. Study: Washington journalists interact within micro-bubbles of themselves. NYC sets up coronavirus checkpoints. Cuomo begs people to come back to city he shut down. Georgia doing great thanks to Governor Kemp's policies. Michelle Obama admits to "low-grade" depression. Massive majority of black Americans don't want to defund the police. LA Mayor says he's going to cut off water and power to private homes that host large parties. Trump hits Biden in campaign speech on tarmac in Ohio. CNBC's Cramer advises Dems: Make deal, don't let Trump give away money by executive order. Teacher upset with criticism of teachers who don't want to go back to school.
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