The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
Hundreds dead so far today from COVID-19 due to President Biden's mishandling of the virus. Biden will use same tactic Obama used when he took over: "It's worse than we thought." Trump fixed the American decline that the Obama administration managed. First suicide bombing in Iraq in two years. Antifa riots after Biden inauguration. Biden orders mask mandate on federal property, then failed to wear one at Lincoln Memorial. Antifa attacks Democrat Party HQ in Portland. Biden called Antifa an "idea" in debate with Trump. Katie Hopkins on the contrived inauguration with nobody there. Tho Bishop on the Washington Establishment's fear of 50 million voters who think the election was fraudulent. CNN: Virus numbers suddenly improving in 43 states.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
Sickeningly sweet Biden/Harris headlines you knew were coming from fawning media. CNN's John King reports good news for Joe Biden: Virus numbers suddenly improving in 43 states. The Democrats' meaning of unity is the communist version: forced compliance. Rush reads Biden's speech, short vapid sentences meaning little. Not the greatest speech anyone ever heard. George W. Bush told James Clyburn he was the "savior" because he endorsed Biden and Biden is the only Democrat who could've beaten Trump. Bush never fought back when he was president. Many Trump supporters thought something would happen to keep Trump in office. Former Obama speechwriter: Radicalization of GOP base will continue as long as Fox News and Rush Limbaugh exist. Two callers use Nazi comparisons to describe Democrat election theft, crackdown on rights.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
Rush on treatment update: He's rounded second and can see third base, but it would be a major theft. Antifa riots in Portland. Biden team: Trump didn't leave vaccine program. Headlines from Trump's inauguration were over-the-top negative. Clyburn on what Bush said about Trump's inaugural address. Former liberal was converted by this show because it's compelling. Biden restarts Obama-era taxpayer funded slush fund to left-wing groups. Mind-boggling GOP fundraising emails ask for money to stop Biden. We had the guy, his name was Trump! Joel Pollak on Trump and the GOP. Why are you a Republican? Trump's parting speech more watched online than Biden speeches?
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