RUSH: This is Jenny in Rockford, Michigan. Hi, Jenny.
CALLER: Home schooling dittos, Mr. Limbaugh.
RUSH: Thank you very much.
CALLER: I have to disagree with you, and I never thought I would do that, but I have to disagree with you. I think that the reason why we're having the discussion that we are today is because there is no consequence for reporters in their reporting, when it's a lie, when it's inaccurate, when it's supposition, when it's nothing more than a whim or a poke at...

RUSH: It's the Matt and Judy Show: Matt Cooper, TIME Magazine, and Judith Miller of the New York Times. They have until next week to prove to a judge why they shouldn't go to jail or else turn over their notes that a prosecutor wants. TIME, Incorporated said today -- Norman Pearlstine, their executive editor, said -- that they will comply with the court order to deliver the notes of a reporter threatened with jail in the probe of the leak of a CIA officer's name. His name is Matt Cooper. He's...

RUSH: Yesterday afternoon on the Fox News Channel, Martha MacCallum was talking to Barbara Boxer -- and this whole interchange was fascinating. Barbara Boxer, refusing to say here whether the war has been worth it, and still harping on this whole notion that Iraq had nothing to do with bin Laden, and that there wasn't one terrorist cell in Iraq, and that's totally incorrect. If you've been to RushLimbaugh.com you can see two pdf files (PDFs: Page 1 | Page 2) of the Limbaugh Letter from July 2004...

RUSH: All right, I want to get some audio sound bites out of the way. Cookie gave me some where my name comes up and, of course, this is happening -- (Laughing) when is it not happening? More and more frequently. This is from C-SPAN's Washington Journal today. Brian Lamb was talking to Boston Globe columnist Joan Vennochi. You know, I've never heard her name pronounced, so I don't know how it's pronounced, Vennochi or Vennochi. I'm not trying to mispronounce it. I'm trying to give myself...

RUSH: This is Jenny in Rockford, Michigan. Hi, Jenny.
CALLER: Home schooling dittos, Mr. Limbaugh.
RUSH: Thank you very much.
CALLER: I have to disagree with you, and I never thought I would do that, but I have to disagree with you. I think that the reason why we're having the discussion that we are today is because there is no consequence for reporters in their reporting, when it's a lie, when it's inaccurate, when it's supposition, when it's nothing more than a whim or a poke at...

RUSH: It's the Matt and Judy Show: Matt Cooper, TIME Magazine, and Judith Miller of the New York Times. They have until next week to prove to a judge why they shouldn't go to jail or else turn over their notes that a prosecutor wants. TIME, Incorporated said today -- Norman Pearlstine, their executive editor, said -- that they will comply with the court order to deliver the notes of a reporter threatened with jail in the probe of the leak of a CIA officer's name. His name is Matt Cooper. He's...

RUSH: Yesterday afternoon on the Fox News Channel, Martha MacCallum was talking to Barbara Boxer -- and this whole interchange was fascinating. Barbara Boxer, refusing to say here whether the war has been worth it, and still harping on this whole notion that Iraq had nothing to do with bin Laden, and that there wasn't one terrorist cell in Iraq, and that's totally incorrect. If you've been to RushLimbaugh.com you can see two pdf files (PDFs: Page 1 | Page 2) of the Limbaugh Letter from July 2004...

RUSH: All right, I want to get some audio sound bites out of the way. Cookie gave me some where my name comes up and, of course, this is happening -- (Laughing) when is it not happening? More and more frequently. This is from C-SPAN's Washington Journal today. Brian Lamb was talking to Boston Globe columnist Joan Vennochi. You know, I've never heard her name pronounced, so I don't know how it's pronounced, Vennochi or Vennochi. I'm not trying to mispronounce it. I'm trying to give myself...

RUSH: This is Jenny in Rockford, Michigan. Hi, Jenny.
CALLER: Home schooling dittos, Mr. Limbaugh.
RUSH: Thank you very much.
CALLER: I have to disagree with you, and I never thought I would do that, but I have to disagree with you. I think that the reason why we're having the discussion that we are today is because there is no consequence for reporters in their reporting, when it's a lie, when it's inaccurate, when it's supposition, when it's nothing more than a whim or a poke at...

RUSH: It's the Matt and Judy Show: Matt Cooper, TIME Magazine, and Judith Miller of the New York Times. They have until next week to prove to a judge why they shouldn't go to jail or else turn over their notes that a prosecutor wants. TIME, Incorporated said today -- Norman Pearlstine, their executive editor, said -- that they will comply with the court order to deliver the notes of a reporter threatened with jail in the probe of the leak of a CIA officer's name. His name is Matt Cooper. He's...