(AP:) "Federal authorities may prosecute sick people whose doctors prescribe marijuana to ease pain, the Supreme Court ruled Monday, concluding that state laws don't protect users from a federal ban on the drug. The decision is a stinging defeat for marijuana advocates who had successfully pushed 10 states to allow the drug's use to treat various illnesses. Justice John Paul Stevens, writing the 6-3 decision, said that Congress could change the law to allow medical use of marijuana."
Now, this...

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RUSH: Can I read to you what Clarence Thomas wrote? I've had a little bit of time here to read the decision. This is in the marijuana pot case that I led the program off with today. Clarence Thomas, writing the dissent here. "If Congress can regulate this under the Commerce Clause, then it can regulate virtually anything - and the federal government is no longer one of limited and enumerated powers." That's exactly what I said.
If Congress, via now the Supreme Court...

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I keep getting questions, "Why no music?" Let me go through this once again. Maybe we ought to prepare a little statement for the website on this. We simply don't have the license to give away somebody else's product, which is what we'd be doing if we downloaded music. If we included bumpers or the parodies, or even the opening theme song, the entertainment industry, music and video, very, very, very concerned about piracy, and there are stringent laws. We have hundreds...

RUSH: This is (Delaware senator Joseph) Biden on Stephanopoulos' show yesterday.
BIDEN: I -- I -- I -- I think that should be -- I want -- I want -- I want -- a commission to make a recommendation so everybody is saying that it's not just me or others just uh, er, you know, espousing a point of view but there's a rationale for it but the end, er, result is I think we should end up shutting it down, moving those prisoners. Um, those that we have reason to keep, keep and those we don't, let...

All right, so we have a story here about the ever-widening gap between the rich and the poor based on one one-thousandth of the population: 145,000 taxpayers. "The average income for the top 0.1% was $3 million in 2002, the latest year for which averages are available. That number is two and a half times the $1.2 million, adjusted for inflation, that group reported in 1980. No other income group rose nearly as fast. The share of the nation's income earned by those in this uppermost category [the...

RUSH: This is (Delaware senator Joseph) Biden on Stephanopoulos' show yesterday.
BIDEN: I -- I -- I -- I think that should be -- I want -- I want -- I want -- a commission to make a recommendation so everybody is saying that it's not just me or others just uh, er, you know, espousing a point of view but there's a rationale for it but the end, er, result is I think we should end up shutting it down, moving those prisoners. Um, those that we have reason to keep, keep and those we don't, let...

All right, so we have a story here about the ever-widening gap between the rich and the poor based on one one-thousandth of the population: 145,000 taxpayers. "The average income for the top 0.1% was $3 million in 2002, the latest year for which averages are available. That number is two and a half times the $1.2 million, adjusted for inflation, that group reported in 1980. No other income group rose nearly as fast. The share of the nation's income earned by those in this uppermost category [the...