The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
Everyone talking about Rush's unique take on the GameStop story. Rush is his own best PR guy. Same people who got bailed out in the 2008 financial crisis still in charge of Wall Street. Pent up frustration with the elites is what let to Trump's election. Establishment was not going to allow Trump to win in 2020 and now they are reversing everything he did: Tearing down wall at the border, erecting a wall at the Capitol. Why the GameStop story is an endorsement of capitalism. Massachusetts governor calls for return of kids to classrooms, blue states open restaurants. Establishment GOP wants to end MAGA movement. Russia hoax plotter Kevin Clinesmith gets no jail time. Why all tech entrepreneurs are liberals. Nothing will happen to Andrew Cuomo.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
Tom Brady and kinesiology. Tech entrepreneurs are all liberals because they want to be elites and you can't be a conservative. Maxine Waters to investigate hedge funds. Janet Yellin took 800K from hedge fund. Rush Revere fan chooses books over football. Kristi Noem: Republicans have to toughen up and learn how to use power. Democrats never suffer from their hypocrisy. The difference between resistance and insurrection: Democrats protest, Republicans riot. BLM nominated for Nobel Peace Prize. Countries like China and India will never obey climate treaties. Atlantic writer: Gatekeepers of GOP must choose presidential candidates, not Rush Limbaugh.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
Dems want $15 national minimum wage. The arbitrary minimum wage is an assault on small business. How to argue with a liberal on the minimum wage. Andrew Yang's guaranteed basic income. Third parties. Caller wants "none of the above" choice in elections. Democrats found a judge to issue injunction against all of Trump's executive orders. Texas judge issued restraining order to Biden's deportation halt. Trump speech on January 6th does not meet the threshold for incitement. Construction contractor gets call from mother of 24-year-old employee telling complaining about the way he talked to her son when he was late for work.
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