The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
Mark Steyn guest hosts for Ken Matthews and Rush on Tuesday. Trump creates “Office of the former President.” Rasmussen poll: Patriot party would knock Republicans to third place. Why is everyone married to a two-party system? The Turtle folds on the filibuster. It’s China’s world and the U.S. taxpayer funds it. Portland mayor pepper sprays citizen. China is laughing at Biden’s executive orders. Only the American left can beat the American right. Wuhan is the last party town left on Earth.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
Mark Steyn interviews My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell following his Twitter ban. Trump’s third party would make the Republicans the third party. You should be able to speak freely about the election. Woke billionaires are more powerful than most G7 nations. Chuck Schumer calls on Biden to declare a climate emergency. Twitter stole Lindell’s online identity. The Wall Street and woke-left alliance. Paid protesters, corrupt bureaucracies, and made-up trolls. The Worst Governor of the Year award. Transfer of power and wealth to the elites. Mission Impossible 37 isn’t an essential business. A state of permanent emergency.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
Roger Koops’ “Year of Disguises.” The Orwellian psychosis of Twitter’s identity theft of Mike Lindell. Boston Globe’s “Fresh Start” program to change old stories. We are literally in year zero. This is the time for a third party. Instead of the Patriot Party, how about a Paper Ballot Party? Extreme orgasm is something you can die of that won’t be counted as COVID. Moving from soft totalitarianism to hard totalitarianism. Media mimics Soviet-style ideology enforcement. Get in the Democrat Party and hollow it out from within.
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