The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 1:
Last show of the year for Rush. Rush talks about his cancer diagnosis, what he's learned this year. Rush understands how Lou Gehrig felt. Rush thanks everyone for the outpouring of love. Biden says America's darkest days are ahead of us, but he's wrong. Trump's masterful speech on the COVID relief bill. Pelosi and Democrats say they agree to $2000 payments in bill. Only an outsider could do what Trump did on the COVID bill. Trump still puts you first. Trump could use pocket veto to kill bill. Florida is bustling, people moving from everywhere to enjoy life without lockdown restrictions. COVID bill is a return to the way Washington used to be. Pelosi's hypocrisy.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 2:
Rush wanted to be on the radio from the time he was 8 years old, playing with his Remco Caravelle toy radio. Rush's bond with audience is same as Trump's bond with voters. Rush's ratings in 2020 have been through the roof, thanks to all of the listeners. Perdue and Loeffler must win in Georgia. Peter Navarro urges Georgia to delay runoff to February, fix fraud. The demise of California. Dennis Prager on leaving Florida and returning to California, which feels like the Soviet Union. Prager: America has become two countries. Rand Paul against $2000 checks. Trump's position is a winner politically. Legislation like the COVID relief bill was the reason Trump was elected. Immigration and the COVID-19 pandemic.
PODCAST SUMMARY HOUR 3:
California doctor on immigration and the pandemic. Hispanics make up large number of COVID cases in Los Angeles. Biden immigration policy will flood country with millions of unvaccinated people, will make it take longer to achieve herd immunity. Susan Rice: Border won't be erased overnight, but as soon as possible. Caller doesn't want to be a Debbie Downer but she sees no hope of Republicans ever winning again. Former Democrat converted by Rush. Part of Rush feels like a failure, politically, liberalism has advanced despite gains of conservative media. Caller says he listens to Rush because he reminds him of his dad. Election of Trump was symbol of Rush's success. Rush thanks the audience and his family.
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