The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
Mark Steyn guest hosts for Rush on Wednesday. Republicans want to purge Trump from the party during the second impeachment. Donor cancel culture to hit Cruz and Hawley. There is no equality before the law. The self-importance of Congress. Quebec makes a 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew unless you want to walk your dog or your husband. A perversion of government. Combining Trumpism and Reaganism. Expect a party-state merger on Wednesday. Curt Schilling dropped by AIG. Zoe Lofgren doesn’t need evidence for drive-thru impeachment.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
Trump was an affront to both the left and right. Western civilization is collapsing and we know it. The election was for the Democrats, the impeachment is for a return to small ball Republicanism. Big Tech and big state merger set for Wednesday. World leaders speak up against the censorship of Trump. What’s so important about the Capitol building? It’s full of Democrats! You have to get enough votes in order to make stealing votes work. Caller: We the people will form our own networks. Idaho internet provider blocks Facebook and Twitter for censorship.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
Send Rush a belated birthday greeting. The Turtle schedules trial to remove Trump from office after Trump leaves office. Compromised Swalwell compares Trump to Osama bin Laden. Will the Patriot Party penetrate the two-party system? Proceeding past the Deep State and the bureaucracy. House of Commons and House of Lords make politicians less important. The Orwellian merger of Big Tech with the state and the importance of “1984.” “Big Nonbinary Sibling” is watching you. It’s an exhibition game and the Democrats are the Harlem Globetrotters. Trump didn’t launch any new wars, but he was ignored. Happy Birthday, Rush!
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