RUSH: Snerdley, did you tell me that a guy called for the Hillary Clinton then and now bites, and he's at a college, and he's got 30 people in his dorm waiting to hear this? Where is this, do you happen to recall? He doesn't know where it is, but could be any institution of higher learning across the fruited plain.
If you missed this in our first hour, be advised that we're going to continue to play these for you to the point that some of you may get tired of hearing it. But understand we...

RUSH: Let's go to the audiotape. Mrs. Clinton. This is last Saturday at Des Moines' East High School. She said this about her position on the war in Iraq. HILLARY: I said that we should not go to war unless we have allies. So he took the authority that I and others gave him and he misused it, and I regret that deeply. And if we had known then what we know now, there never would have been a vote and I never would have voted to give this president that authority.RUSH: Yay! This is an outright lie....

RUSH: Our previous caller made a point responding here also to David Bell's piece in the LA Times Sunday, “Was 9/11 Really That bad?” The caller says we could have lost 45,000 if those planes had hit at a later time of day, if those towers had been more populated, had they not been able to extricate as many people from the second tower and the first after the first hit. The death toll could have been much, much higher. Then the Pentagon, had that plane hit in a different location, different...

RUSH: For the longest time -- maybe not the whole 18 and a half years, but for much of this program -- many people have been suggesting that at least now and then I open the program with the national anthem and so today, let's do it.(Hillary mangling the Star Spangled Banner) RUSH: Yes, ladies and gentlemen, that's Hillary Rodham Clinton with the national anthem in Des Moines, Iowa, on Saturday at a place called East High School. The mic was live. She didn't sing the whole thing. We would have played...

RUSH: For the longest time -- maybe not the whole 18 and a half years, but for much of this program -- many people have been suggesting that at least now and then I open the program with the national anthem and so today, let's do it.
(Hillary mangling the Star Spangled Banner)
RUSH: Yes, ladies and gentlemen, that's Hillary Rodham Clinton with the national anthem in Des Moines, Iowa, on Saturday at a place called East High School. The mic was live. She didn't sing the whole thing. We would...

RUSH: Snerdley, did you tell me that a guy called for the Hillary Clinton then and now bites, and he's at a college, and he's got 30 people in his dorm waiting to hear this? Where is this, do you happen to recall? He doesn't know where it is, but could be any institution of higher learning across the fruited plain.
If you missed this in our first hour, be advised that we're going to continue to play these for you to the point that some of you may get tired of hearing it. But understand we...

RUSH: Let's go to the audiotape. Mrs. Clinton. This is last Saturday at Des Moines' East High School. She said this about her position on the war in Iraq.
HILLARY: I said that we should not go to war unless we have allies. So he took the authority that I and others gave him and he misused it, and I regret that deeply. And if we had known then what we know now, there never would have been a vote and I never would have voted to give this president that authority.
RUSH: Yay! This is...

RUSH: This is a sad story, the horse Barbaro has been euthanized, and some people said, ?It's just a horse. Why is it the lead story?? Well, folks, you have to understand this something. This is a championship horse. This horse was a battler. The veterinarians and doctors that tried to save the horse tried techniques that everybody said were likely to fail because of the nature of the injuries, and yet they tried to do so. I don't think they got to the stem cell research, H.R. He's been asking...

RUSH: If you missed the first hour, it's too bad. I'm going to be repeating some of these sound bites throughout the program. Mrs. Clinton is lying through her teeth -- there's no other way to put this -- in her appearances on Saturday in Iowa about why she voted for the Iraq war, how Bush misused her vote; lied to her; had she?d known then what she knows now, blah, blah, blah. We have put the lie to it with her own words on audiotape from March of 2003 before the Iraqi war even started when...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"The American left is now building up the notion that we're not really at great risk: 'Yeah, a lot of people are threatening us, but they can't really do anything, so we're just really overreacting here.' So their conclusion is we have to wait until they can pull it off to deal with them?"
"This is a sad story: the horse Barbaro has been euthanized. I don't think they got to the stem cell research, H.R."
"Hillary Clinton said,...

RUSH: Don in Westland, Michigan, welcome to the EIB Network. Hello.
CALLER: Hello. Rush, mega dittos from Michigan where evidently global warming hasn't reached us yet.
RUSH: Well, hang tough, sir, it's coming.
CALLER: I've been a conservative all my life, but I want you to know you're a breath of fresh air in today's world. I served in Vietnam 1966, '67, with the intent to win the war, and as you know how that war went. I just spent my lifetime, I've looked over my 60 years here...

RUSH: Ruth Bader Ginsburg feels isolated on the Supreme Court. This is a quote of hers, ?We divide on a lot of important questions, but we've had the experience of growing up women, and we have certain sensitivities that our male colleagues lack.? She said she dislikes being all alone on the court nearly a year after the retirement of Sandra Day O'Connor. Now, folks, this is nothing short of shocking that this concept came out of this woman's mouth. What does this have to do with the law? It...

RUSH: ?Was 9/11 Really That Bad? The attacks were a horrible act of mass murder, but history says we're overreacting.? This is by David Bell in the Los Angeles Times. ?Imagine that on 9/11, six hours after the assault on the twin towers and the Pentagon, terrorists had carried out a second wave of attacks on the United States, taking an additional 3,000 lives. Imagine that six hours after that, there had been yet another wave. Now imagine that the attacks had continued, every six hours, for another...

RUSH: Our previous caller made a point responding here also to David Bell's piece in the LA Times Sunday, ?Was 9/11 Really That bad?? The caller says we could have lost 45,000 if those planes had hit at a later time of day, if those towers had been more populated, had they not been able to extricate as many people from the second tower and the first after the first hit. The death toll could have been much, much higher. Then the Pentagon, had that plane hit in a different location, different...

RUSH: Man, I'll tell you, folks, it was amazing. Do the liberals have an underground railroad from the Beltway to Baghdad? Well, I mean, really. Headline today: ?Pelosi Back from Iraq.? The day-by-day news flashes from the Middle East were riveting. Friday, flash: ?Nancy Pelosi Lands in Iraq.? Saturday, flash: ?Nancy Pelosi Lands in Pakistan.? Sunday, flash: ?Nancy Pelosi Lands in Afghanistan.? Can you imagine if Newt Gingrich had used the war as a series of photo-ops? But, oh, no,...

RUSH: Yes, what a great weekend it was, ladies and gentlemen, from Woodstock to Botox. John Kerry, Jane Fonda, the darlings of the anti-war sixties, after 40 years and lots of Botox, after hitting the jackpot, marrying wealth, now reliving their gory years, I mean glory, in an anti-war ? (Laughing) purposeful little faux pas there. From Woodstock to Botox. So we've got these anti-war statements from Jane Fonda, Jeff Spicoli (Sean Penn), and Tim Robbins. We can't do this kind of patriotism,...

RUSH: New York Times, ?Women Feeling Freer to Suggest Vote for Mom.? Theory of this is that women don't have to fear being identified as the mommy party anymore because national security is the top issue. How can that be when you got a guy in the LA Times saying, 9/11, no big deal, we're exaggerating. What national threat? What national security threat? We don't have a national security threat. Isn't that the idea the left puts forth? And, by the way, anybody, please tell me, any of you out...