RUSH: I watch this -- we have some sound bites of it today -- and it is really is pathetic to watch these guys repeat Liberalism 1: Version 1. There haven't been any upgrades in the software. They're still using an old operating system, and they don't have any idea how to update it and there's nobody in their camp that can write the revisions. Here's the way they think. They've got Alito. "What's Alito? He's a white guy; he's a conservative, and he's a Republican. Therefore, he discriminates....

RUSH: I'm looking ahead today to the media's "action line," that which will move the story forward after the Alito hearings conclude, and they will go through the night tonight. They are scheduled to take a dinner break from six to seven and go somewhat into the evening tonight for your viewing pleasure at home. Now, sometime during that six to seven p.m. dinner break, the media will come up with the story line, the action line. "What is it that moves the story forward?" Well, the only thing...

RUSH: All right, here we go. Senator Kennedy. A couple of bites here. A montage of Senator Kennedy obsessed with strip searching. It's like water boarding. You'd think he'd stay away from this topic.
KENNEDY: I know that you have gone over the factual situation about the strip searching of a ten-year-old girl. The police took the wife and daughter upstairs, told them to remove their clothing, physically searched them -- not as a protective frisk or search for weapons, but in the hopes of...

RUSH: Our favorite political analyst, political scientist, Bill Schneider, CNN yesterday afternoon on the Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer. The guest was Senator Kennedy, but we're not going to put Senator Kennedy on the bite, I don't believe. What's funny about this is that Bill Schneider reports that the majority of the American people support Judge Alito's nomination. Then, after reporting that, Schneider explains to Democrats what questions they have to raise to change that. He even went...

RUSH: A little note about this Washington Post story which I shared elements of it with you moments ago: "Despite Advocacy, Alito is Not on Public's Radar Screen: ... Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster, said three factors have helped defuse what many experts thought would be a huge fight..." You know, it's getting to the point, whatever the experts say -- be they environmental, be they sports -- just go the other way. Be they economic, go the other way. The odds are much greater you'll win the...

RUSH: A quick question here for those of you watching the Alito hearings: Just what was the first subject brought up by a Democrat senator today? Were you watching, Snerdley? Well, what was the first subject Pat Leahy brought up? It was the Al-Qaeda Bill of Rights. Greetings, folks, and welcome. It's the Rush Limbaugh program. We are here raring and ready to go, feeling a little bit better today. The Z-Pack that was prescribed for me yesterday to get this bronchial infection, whatever it is,...

RUSH: Another audio sound bite from the hearings. This was this afternoon. The Alito confirmation, Senator Joe Biden. Biden says, "Sheer personal antipathy is okay even when the employer's reason for not hiring the person toward whom they showed sheer personal antipathy weren't true. How do you distinguish that from discrimination, subtle discrimination, sheer antipathy, subtle discrimination, that's a tough one for me, judge. How do you draw a difference?"
ALITO: It gets into a fairly...

RUSH: I watch this -- we have some sound bites of it today -- and it is really is pathetic to watch these guys repeat Liberalism 1: Version 1. There haven't been any upgrades in the software. They're still using an old operating system, and they don't have any idea how to update it and there's nobody in their camp that can write the revisions. Here's the way they think. They've got Alito. "What's Alito? He's a white guy; he's a conservative, and he's a Republican. Therefore, he discriminates....

RUSH: I'm looking ahead today to the media's "action line," that which will move the story forward after the Alito hearings conclude, and they will go through the night tonight. They are scheduled to take a dinner break from six to seven and go somewhat into the evening tonight for your viewing pleasure at home. Now, sometime during that six to seven p.m. dinner break, the media will come up with the story line, the action line. "What is it that moves the story forward?" Well, the only thing...

RUSH: All right, here we go. Senator Kennedy. A couple of bites here. A montage of Senator Kennedy obsessed with strip searching. It's like water boarding. You'd think he'd stay away from this topic.
KENNEDY: I know that you have gone over the factual situation about the strip searching of a ten-year-old girl. The police took the wife and daughter upstairs, told them to remove their clothing, physically searched them -- not as a protective frisk or search for weapons, but in the hopes of...

RUSH: Our favorite political analyst, political scientist, Bill Schneider, CNN yesterday afternoon on the Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer. The guest was Senator Kennedy, but we're not going to put Senator Kennedy on the bite, I don't believe. What's funny about this is that Bill Schneider reports that the majority of the American people support Judge Alito's nomination. Then, after reporting that, Schneider explains to Democrats what questions they have to raise to change that. He even went...

RUSH: A little note about this Washington Post story which I shared elements of it with you moments ago: "Despite Advocacy, Alito is Not on Public's Radar Screen: ... Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster, said three factors have helped defuse what many experts thought would be a huge fight..." You know, it's getting to the point, whatever the experts say -- be they environmental, be they sports -- just go the other way. Be they economic, go the other way. The odds are much greater you'll win the...

RUSH: A quick question here for those of you watching the Alito hearings: Just what was the first subject brought up by a Democrat senator today? Were you watching, Snerdley? Well, what was the first subject Pat Leahy brought up? It was the Al-Qaeda Bill of Rights. Greetings, folks, and welcome. It's the Rush Limbaugh program. We are here raring and ready to go, feeling a little bit better today. The Z-Pack that was prescribed for me yesterday to get this bronchial infection, whatever it is,...

RUSH: Another audio sound bite from the hearings. This was this afternoon. The Alito confirmation, Senator Joe Biden. Biden says, "Sheer personal antipathy is okay even when the employer's reason for not hiring the person toward whom they showed sheer personal antipathy weren't true. How do you distinguish that from discrimination, subtle discrimination, sheer antipathy, subtle discrimination, that's a tough one for me, judge. How do you draw a difference?"
ALITO: It gets into a fairly...