The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
Strangest inauguration in our lifetimes. Trump leaving with higher approval than George W. Bush. Recent Gallup poll: Trump most admired man in country. Drive-Bys call 75 million Trump voters a cult. WaPo: QAnon discussed infiltrating National Guard to disrupt Biden inauguration. Acting SecDef: no evidence any members of National Guard targeting inauguration. Washington can build walls to protect themselves, but not the border. Trump's America First policies were rejected by everyone in the swamp, but they worked. The only thing that stopped Trump was the pandemic. TMZ: Biden hires private firm for inauguration security. Show of force at inauguration meant to make you think Trump supporters have destabilized the country and to tell you that Democrats are back in charge of the military and are ready to use it on you. Mark McKinnon, former Bush media guru, says talks are underway to "leach out the poison" of right-wing talk radio. Caller says Biden inauguration looks like a military dictatorship.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
McConnell throws down marker, says Trump fed the Capitol mob lies. Peter Schweizer on McConnell and his wife Elaine Chao's business ties to China. Biden hires private security firm for inaugural. McConnell audio from the senate floor saying Trump provoked the Capitol mob. Thomas Loopy Friedman calls for a civil war within conservatism, compares Trump to Bin Laden, says liberals must support Liz Cheney, calls out media for not censoring conservatives enough. Liberals have smeared all of you as mind-numbed robots for over 30 years. Talk radio and the church. The best way to protect talk radio is to patronize the sponsors the left tries to run boycotts against.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
Would it be mean to point out that McConnell was happy to have his wife in Trump's cabinet for four years? Ron Brownstein blames McConnell for enabling Trump, still amazed that Trump supporters have stuck with him. Biden ties himself to MLK, says National Guard patrolling streets after MLK assassination motivated him to go into politics. Rush has never seen the level of mobilized opposition to Democrats as he sees now. Yes, Democrats control everything, but they'll screw up. Mark McKinnon emails Snerdley to object to what Rush said about him. Trump's political identity is MAGA, not Republican. The MAGA agenda can and will succeed again. Rush's optimism about the future of America, despite the Democrats winning while trying to end Western Civilization. There is no purpose in pessimism, no point in giving up. Never count Donald Trump out.
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