So I asked the guide, "Where do these mountains come from? What are these mountains?" and he said, "Well, all this was a long time ago underwater and you can see the sediment piled on top. We know this was all underwater and the oceans receded, and this is what was left. Now, the Rocky Mountains were created by continental plates colliding, and, bam! Something had to give, and the Rockies were created," and I said, "Well, what did people do when this was happening?" "They probably didn't notice...

RUSH: Okay, let's move on. On we just turned the Dittocam on, folks, for you subscribers at RushLimbaugh.com. The natives are getting restless out there, so it is on. It will be on the for the remainder of the program. Here's Rich in Bakersfield. I'm glad you called, sir. Welcome to the program.
CALLER: Thanks, Rush. It's a pleasure to talk to such a sharp mind.
RUSH: Thank you, sir. (Laughing) Thanks. Thanks so much.
CALLER: The problem I have is I believe that these environmentalist...