The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
Virtual Democrat convention. Major American cities will never be the same. New York restaurants going out of business with Broadway, Lincoln Center shut down until next spring. Patsy's owner Sal Scognamillo emails Rush, thanks him for being upbeat amidst despair. Does Sal really have anything to be upbeat about? People have learned they don't have to live in NYC. CNN poll shows Biden lead evaporating, down to 4 points, 1 point in battleground states. CNN poll might force Biden and Harris out of the basement. Post Office hoax is a distraction. Trump return to nightly coronavirus briefings has helped Trump. Trump to counter program the DNC every night. Media hates Scott Atlas. Minneapolis Democrat governor reverses ban on hydroxychloroquine. Uganda has just 13 deaths from COVID-19, uses hyrdroxychlorquine for malaria. Rasmussen poll: Harris choice didn't help Biden with blacks, or in electoral college. Kamala Harris' father says family in Jamaica owned slaves. Chris Wallace amazed Biden and surrogates aren't doing interviews around convention. Biden was never up double-digits. Media coverage of DNC will be hard to watch. Did Biden pick Harris to appease Big Tech?
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
Why did Democrat Minnesota governor come out in favor of hydroxychloroquine? DNC will be fun to watch. Obama and Obama aides rip Biden in devastating Politico story, basically call him an idiot, who repeated 3rd grade, didn't go to Ivy League. BLM co-founder says she's met with Harris to get her mind right. Trump hopscotches battleground states during DNC week. The decline of Democrat-led cities like New York. Video of BLM protesters beating up white man. Trump in Minnesota: Democrats sided with the rioters, I'm here to help you. Obama called cops "stupid" 6 months into presidency. Pelosi Post Office stunt.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
Avalanche of bad news for Biden. Poll: Only 47% think Harris is qualified to be president. Jill Biden's ex-husband says they were still married when Joe stole her from him. The death of New York City. The cheapness of high-speed bandwidth is killing big cities. Blue-state governors in their zeal to shut down and get rid of Trump have shown people they don't need to go there. Rush reads piece by James Altucher who makes the case that NYC is dead forever. James Clyburn on lack of enthusiasm for Harris, says he cringed when Biden said "You ain't black" if you vote for Trump.
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