RUSH: This is absolutely amazing. Here we are in the middle of the confirmation hearings for Judge Roberts, and we're listening to these windbags talk about civil rights and freedom and expanding liberty and all of this rotgut from these people, and what we have, the Pledge of Allegiance was ruled unconstitutional today by a federal judge who granted legal standing to two families represented by an atheist -- this is Michael Newdow -- whose previous attempt to get the Pledge out of public schools...

RUSH: Mr. Snerdley told me about this next story before the program started today, and he was just shaking his head in sort of mock outrage. "A group that won a Supreme Court victory allowing it to seize property for private development is telling some residents to vacate their homes, the latest flash point in a controversy that's spread across the country. Representatives of the homeowners accused the quasi-public New London Development Corp. yesterday of reneging on a promise not to seize the...

RUSH: This is one of those stories you find and say: Okay, glad I have a radio show tomorrow. "Amid the chaos and confusion that engulfed New Orleans after..." This is an ABC story, by the way. "Amid the chaos and confusion that engulfed New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina struck, a congressman used National Guard troops to check on his property and rescue his personal belongings ? even while New Orleans residents were trying to get rescued from rooftops, ABC News has learned. On [Friday] Sept....

RUSH: This is one of those stories you find and say: Okay, glad I have a radio show tomorrow. "Amid the chaos and confusion that engulfed New Orleans after..." This is an ABC story, by the way. "Amid the chaos and confusion that engulfed New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina struck, a congressman used National Guard troops to check on his property and rescue his personal belongings ? even while New Orleans residents were trying to get rescued from rooftops, ABC News has learned. On [Friday] Sept....

RUSH: Let me go to line three. Cyrus has been waiting for a long time from Foothill Ranch, California. Hi, Cyrus. I'm glad you called, and welcome to the program.
CALLER: Hi, Rush. I just wanted to get your take on these charges or indictments handed down to the nursing home owners there in Louisiana.
RUSH: Well, I have a number. You mean the 39 people that were discovered, the bodies that were discovered in this nursing home that nobody knew about?
CALLER: Yeah, the 34.
RUSH:...

RUSH: I don't know how to read this. The headline that is basically associated with the story is this: "Blanco: Body recovery taking too long." Or you could say, "Blanco: Find those bodies!" Now, in the context of, hey, the death toll is way below what everybody said it was going to be, is she saying find those bodies, get that death toll up, or is she saying find those bodies, remove them, and get them out of here? There's another argument with FEMA over this. We have a little montage of...

RUSH: Another item that I found last night, ladies and gentlemen, that made me eager to arrive today, is this audio sound bite from Charlotte, North Carolina. Calypso Louie on the case, speaking to a rally in support of his Millions More March.
CALYPSO LOUIE: I heard from a very reliable source that under that levee, there was a 25-foot hole, which suggested that it may have been blown up, so that the water would destroy the black part of town, and where the whites were, it would be dry....

RUSH: This is one of those stories you find and say: Okay, glad I have a radio show tomorrow. "Amid the chaos and confusion that engulfed New Orleans after..." This is an ABC story, by the way. "Amid the chaos and confusion that engulfed New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina struck, a congressman used National Guard troops to check on his property and rescue his personal belongings ? even while New Orleans residents were trying to get rescued from rooftops, ABC News has learned. On [Friday] Sept....

RUSH: This is one of those stories you find and say: Okay, glad I have a radio show tomorrow. "Amid the chaos and confusion that engulfed New Orleans after..." This is an ABC story, by the way. "Amid the chaos and confusion that engulfed New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina struck, a congressman used National Guard troops to check on his property and rescue his personal belongings ? even while New Orleans residents were trying to get rescued from rooftops, ABC News has learned. On [Friday] Sept....

RUSH: Let me go to line three. Cyrus has been waiting for a long time from Foothill Ranch, California. Hi, Cyrus. I'm glad you called, and welcome to the program.
CALLER: Hi, Rush. I just wanted to get your take on these charges or indictments handed down to the nursing home owners there in Louisiana.
RUSH: Well, I have a number. You mean the 39 people that were discovered, the bodies that were discovered in this nursing home that nobody knew about?
CALLER: Yeah, the 34.
RUSH:...

RUSH: I don't know how to read this. The headline that is basically associated with the story is this: "Blanco: Body recovery taking too long." Or you could say, "Blanco: Find those bodies!" Now, in the context of, hey, the death toll is way below what everybody said it was going to be, is she saying find those bodies, get that death toll up, or is she saying find those bodies, remove them, and get them out of here? There's another argument with FEMA over this. We have a little montage of...

RUSH: Another item that I found last night, ladies and gentlemen, that made me eager to arrive today, is this audio sound bite from Charlotte, North Carolina. Calypso Louie on the case, speaking to a rally in support of his Millions More March.
CALYPSO LOUIE: I heard from a very reliable source that under that levee, there was a 25-foot hole, which suggested that it may have been blown up, so that the water would destroy the black part of town, and where the whites were, it would be dry....