RUSH: Here is Brett in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Great to have you on the program, sir. Welcome.
CALLER: Hey, Rush. I think it's time for Karl Rove to hit the road, in all honesty. I mean, I was a big Bush supporter, still am, big conservative, but I think he was great at getting somebody elected, whether it be an ASB election or presidential election. I just think he's not real great when it comes to helping with policy. Tax breaks were a no-brainer, Judge Roberts was a no-brainer,...

RUSH: The Washington Post has this piece on Joe Wilson and what a questionable character he is, and I find it fascinating that this piece runs today. Why run a piece that basically casts doubt on your star, hmm? Why run a piece that casts doubt on the star around which your whole case is built -- that case being that Bush needs to be impeached, that Scooter Libby and Karl Rove need to go and that Dick Cheney outed this poor man's wife and destroyed her life. "To his backers, Joseph C. Wilson...

RUSH: There's a fabulous piece by Robert Kagan. Robert Kagan is currently a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He's also the Transatlantic Fellow at the German Marshall Fund and he writes a monthly column for the Washington Post. The Transatlantic Fellow at the German Marshall Fund. Boy, I'll tell you, these think tank guys and the titles they get for themselves. Here at the Limbaugh Institute we don't have any Transatlantic Fellows because we are here. We...

RUSH: I think the media have lost respect for themselves but I don't think that's possible. I think they think they're so crucial and so important that it's impossible for them to lose respect for themselves, but, I'll tell you what: If this keeps up, an ever increasing number or percentage of the public will hold them in utter contempt. Now, first, here's a New York Times story, and if you read basically just one-fifth of the story, you'd have to conclude, "Why is it a story?" He's the headline:...

RUSH: There's a fabulous piece by Robert Kagan. Robert Kagan is currently a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He's also the Transatlantic Fellow at the German Marshall Fund and he writes a monthly column for the Washington Post. The Transatlantic Fellow at the German Marshall Fund. Boy, I'll tell you, these think tank guys and the titles they get for themselves. Here at the Limbaugh Institute we don't have any Transatlantic Fellows because we are here. We...

RUSH: We had a call from Rancho Mirage, California -- last call in the previous hour -- from John who wanted to draw the distinction, that (summarized): "Yeah, Susan Webber Wright did cite Clinton for contempt but that was in a civil case and he was never convicted on it and the fact he was not convicted of any of this during his impeachment hearings and so to go after Clinton here and try to say there was something different about Clinton that there is about these other cases is a bit of a stretch...

RUSH: Here is Brett in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Great to have you on the program, sir. Welcome.
CALLER: Hey, Rush. I think it's time for Karl Rove to hit the road, in all honesty. I mean, I was a big Bush supporter, still am, big conservative, but I think he was great at getting somebody elected, whether it be an ASB election or presidential election. I just think he's not real great when it comes to helping with policy. Tax breaks were a no-brainer, Judge Roberts was a no-brainer,...

RUSH: The Washington Post has this piece on Joe Wilson and what a questionable character he is, and I find it fascinating that this piece runs today. Why run a piece that basically casts doubt on your star, hmm? Why run a piece that casts doubt on the star around which your whole case is built -- that case being that Bush needs to be impeached, that Scooter Libby and Karl Rove need to go and that Dick Cheney outed this poor man's wife and destroyed her life. "To his backers, Joseph C. Wilson...

RUSH: There's a fabulous piece by Robert Kagan. Robert Kagan is currently a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He's also the Transatlantic Fellow at the German Marshall Fund and he writes a monthly column for the Washington Post. The Transatlantic Fellow at the German Marshall Fund. Boy, I'll tell you, these think tank guys and the titles they get for themselves. Here at the Limbaugh Institute we don't have any Transatlantic Fellows because we are here. We...

RUSH: I think the media have lost respect for themselves but I don't think that's possible. I think they think they're so crucial and so important that it's impossible for them to lose respect for themselves, but, I'll tell you what: If this keeps up, an ever increasing number or percentage of the public will hold them in utter contempt. Now, first, here's a New York Times story, and if you read basically just one-fifth of the story, you'd have to conclude, "Why is it a story?" He's the headline:...

RUSH: There's a fabulous piece by Robert Kagan. Robert Kagan is currently a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He's also the Transatlantic Fellow at the German Marshall Fund and he writes a monthly column for the Washington Post. The Transatlantic Fellow at the German Marshall Fund. Boy, I'll tell you, these think tank guys and the titles they get for themselves. Here at the Limbaugh Institute we don't have any Transatlantic Fellows because we are here. We...

RUSH: We had a call from Rancho Mirage, California -- last call in the previous hour -- from John who wanted to draw the distinction, that (summarized): "Yeah, Susan Webber Wright did cite Clinton for contempt but that was in a civil case and he was never convicted on it and the fact he was not convicted of any of this during his impeachment hearings and so to go after Clinton here and try to say there was something different about Clinton that there is about these other cases is a bit of a stretch...

RUSH: Here is Brett in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Great to have you on the program, sir. Welcome.
CALLER: Hey, Rush. I think it's time for Karl Rove to hit the road, in all honesty. I mean, I was a big Bush supporter, still am, big conservative, but I think he was great at getting somebody elected, whether it be an ASB election or presidential election. I just think he's not real great when it comes to helping with policy. Tax breaks were a no-brainer, Judge Roberts was a no-brainer,...

RUSH: The Washington Post has this piece on Joe Wilson and what a questionable character he is, and I find it fascinating that this piece runs today. Why run a piece that basically casts doubt on your star, hmm? Why run a piece that casts doubt on the star around which your whole case is built -- that case being that Bush needs to be impeached, that Scooter Libby and Karl Rove need to go and that Dick Cheney outed this poor man's wife and destroyed her life. "To his backers, Joseph C. Wilson...

RUSH: There's a fabulous piece by Robert Kagan. Robert Kagan is currently a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He's also the Transatlantic Fellow at the German Marshall Fund and he writes a monthly column for the Washington Post. The Transatlantic Fellow at the German Marshall Fund. Boy, I'll tell you, these think tank guys and the titles they get for themselves. Here at the Limbaugh Institute we don't have any Transatlantic Fellows because we are here. We...

RUSH: I think the media have lost respect for themselves but I don't think that's possible. I think they think they're so crucial and so important that it's impossible for them to lose respect for themselves, but, I'll tell you what: If this keeps up, an ever increasing number or percentage of the public will hold them in utter contempt. Now, first, here's a New York Times story, and if you read basically just one-fifth of the story, you'd have to conclude, "Why is it a story?" He's the headline:...