RUSH: Here's John in Cleveland, New York. You're next, sir, on the EIB Network.
CALLER: Hey, Rush, blood-boiling dittos to you.
RUSH: Thank you, sir.
CALLER: Hey I got a question about this Libby business. I don't understand why it's not a crime for Valerie Plame and Joe Wilson to do what they did, because the way I understand it, they were both CIA employees. She was in a position to send her husband on a fact finding trip to Niger, to investigate whether Hussein was trying to buy...

RUSH: The Scooter Libby verdicts were just announced. He's guilty on four of the five counts. So he's looking at 20 to 30 years in prison for this if he gets the maximum sentence on these counts. Four, five, Scooter Libby guilty. It's very, very strange, too, because the jury just this morning sent the judge a note basically telling him, ?We're not sure what he's accused of doing here.? You would think that would happen ten days ago or eight days ago when they started deliberations. I've been...

RUSH: Snerdley actually reminded me of this in the break. When the Republicans won the House in 1994, they had their orientation at Camden Yards, the ballpark in Baltimore. I was invited to address the freshman class of the 1994 Republican congressional caucus, because those freshmen members in large part thought that I was responsible for their victory given the program at the time and discussing their candidacies all over the country and so forth. They made me an honorary member of the freshman...

RUSH: All right. Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House, has issued a statement here, and it pretty much echoes Dingy Harry's. It has inspired in me a reaction and a comment. Dingy Harry said, "I welcome the jury's verdict. It's about time someone in the Bush administration has been held accountable for the campaign to manipulate intelligence and discredit war critics. Lewis Libby has been contradicted of perjury but his trial revealed deeper truths about Vice President Cheney's role in this...

RUSH: Here's sound bite #22 of the Chris Matthews. Matthews bringing up Alger Hiss and all kinds of things. This is from Chris Matthews' early analysis of the verdicts, to give you a good indication of the way the Drive-Bys are looking at this and always have, to prove my point.
MATTHEWS: This is all about the war in Iraq. Of course it's a perjury case, but to limit itself to the legal aspects is to limit the Alger Hiss case of 1950 -- that great Cold War spy case -- to the simple matter...

RUSH: A juror is speaking, and he said we had a lot of sympathy for Libby, and a lot of jurors were saying, ?What are we doing with this guy? Where's Rove? Where's Cheney? What are we doing with this guy?? The juror speaking right now, by the way, said he's a former reporter. Ha-ha-ha.
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RUSH: Well, the Libby verdict is in: guilty on four of the five counts, a maximum jail time of 25 years. The juror that is speaking to the media right now is a former reporter. He is...

RUSH: The Scooter Libby verdicts were just announced. He's guilty on four of the five counts. So he's looking at 20 to 30 years in prison for this if he gets the maximum sentence on these counts. Four, five, Scooter Libby guilty. It's very, very strange, too, because the jury just this morning sent the judge a note basically telling him, ?We're not sure what he's accused of doing here.? You would think that would happen ten days ago or eight days ago when they started deliberations. I've been...

RUSH: Snerdley actually reminded me of this in the break. When the Republicans won the House in 1994, they had their orientation at Camden Yards, the ballpark in Baltimore. I was invited to address the freshman class of the 1994 Republican congressional caucus, because those freshmen members in large part thought that I was responsible for their victory given the program at the time and discussing their candidacies all over the country and so forth. They made me an honorary member of the freshman...

RUSH: John Edwards: "I think that Jesus would be disappointed in our ignoring the plight of those around us who are suffering and our focus on our own selfish, short-term needs. I think he'd be appalled, actually."
Yeah, this is not playing well. John Edwards says, "Jesus would be appalled at our ignoring the plight of those around us." At RushLimbaugh.com, ladies and gentlemen, we have two pictures. We posted them prior to the program. We have John Edwards' massive, brand-new mansion in...

RUSH: All right. Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House, has issued a statement here, and it pretty much echoes Dingy Harry's. It has inspired in me a reaction and a comment. Dingy Harry said, "I welcome the jury's verdict. It's about time someone in the Bush administration has been held accountable for the campaign to manipulate intelligence and discredit war critics. Lewis Libby has been contradicted of perjury but his trial revealed deeper truths about Vice President Cheney's role in this...

RUSH: Here's sound bite #22 of the Chris Matthews. Matthews bringing up Alger Hiss and all kinds of things. This is from Chris Matthews' early analysis of the verdicts, to give you a good indication of the way the Drive-Bys are looking at this and always have, to prove my point.
MATTHEWS: This is all about the war in Iraq. Of course it's a perjury case, but to limit itself to the legal aspects is to limit the Alger Hiss case of 1950 -- that great Cold War spy case -- to the simple matter...

RUSH: A juror is speaking, and he said we had a lot of sympathy for Libby, and a lot of jurors were saying, ?What are we doing with this guy? Where's Rove? Where's Cheney? What are we doing with this guy?? The juror speaking right now, by the way, said he's a former reporter. Ha-ha-ha.
BREAK TRANSCRIPT
RUSH: Well, the Libby verdict is in: guilty on four of the five counts, a maximum jail time of 25 years. The juror that is speaking to the media right now is a former reporter. He is...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!?The libs are poking the hibernating bear and they're going to wake the bear.?
?The more the Democrats gloat and the more they politicize this and the more they lie about what this case and this trial was about, the angrier they're going to make Republicans and conservatives in this country.?
?In a court of law it remains stunning to me how there can be two such widely divergent versions of the truth. Anybody who has spent...

RUSH: ?Some high school sporting officials in Washington State want to throw unsportsmanlike behavior off the field.? This from ABC News a couple days ago. ?From brawls on professional basketball courts to out-of-control parents at Little League games, unsportsmanlike behavior can be a problem. Now, some high school sporting officials in Washington State are considering tough new rules - including a ban on booing. Those who support the ban say that too often, spectators are cruel. ?It's the...

RUSH: Snerdley actually reminded me of this in the break. When the Republicans won the House in 1994, they had their orientation at Camden Yards, the ballpark in Baltimore. I was invited to address the freshman class of the 1994 Republican congressional caucus, because those freshmen members in large part thought that I was responsible for their victory given the program at the time and discussing their candidacies all over the country and so forth. They made me an honorary member of the freshman...

RUSH: I want to tell you about a story that fascinates me. Mob birds. How many of you people have heard about the brown cowbird? Or the plain old cowbird? There's a couple different varieties. People have long wondered something about the cowbird. Let me tell you what the cowbird does. The cowbird does not make a nest, at least for the purpose of laying its eggs. The cowbird finds the nests of other birds and lays its eggs in those nests, and not of other cowbirds. They use the nests of...

RUSH: Here's John in Cleveland, New York. You're next, sir, on the EIB Network.
CALLER: Hey, Rush, blood-boiling dittos to you.
RUSH: Thank you, sir.
CALLER: Hey I got a question about this Libby business. I don't understand why it's not a crime for Valerie Plame and Joe Wilson to do what they did, because the way I understand it, they were both CIA employees. She was in a position to send her husband on a fact finding trip to Niger, to investigate whether Hussein was trying to buy...

RUSH: Ladies and gentlemen, ?The Senate voted today to give 45,000 airport screeners the same union rights that Border Patrol, customs and immigration agents have despite a veto threat from the White House. The 51-46 vote was on an amendment by Sen. Jim DeMint, South Carolina Republican, to remove the union rights from a broad anti-terrorism bill to implement recommendations of the September 11 commission previously rejected by Congress. The House passed a similar anti-terrorism bill with the...

RUSH: John Edwards: "I think that Jesus would be disappointed in our ignoring the plight of those around us who are suffering and our focus on our own selfish, short-term needs. I think he'd be appalled, actually."
Yeah, this is not playing well. John Edwards says, "Jesus would be appalled at our ignoring the plight of those around us." At RushLimbaugh.com, ladies and gentlemen, we have two pictures. We posted them prior to the program. We have John Edwards' massive, brand-new mansion in...

RUSH: All right. Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House, has issued a statement here, and it pretty much echoes Dingy Harry's. It has inspired in me a reaction and a comment. Dingy Harry said, "I welcome the jury's verdict. It's about time someone in the Bush administration has been held accountable for the campaign to manipulate intelligence and discredit war critics. Lewis Libby has been contradicted of perjury but his trial revealed deeper truths about Vice President Cheney's role in this...

RUSH: Here's sound bite #22 of the Chris Matthews. Matthews bringing up Alger Hiss and all kinds of things. This is from Chris Matthews' early analysis of the verdicts, to give you a good indication of the way the Drive-Bys are looking at this and always have, to prove my point.
MATTHEWS: This is all about the war in Iraq. Of course it's a perjury case, but to limit itself to the legal aspects is to limit the Alger Hiss case of 1950 -- that great Cold War spy case -- to the simple matter...

RUSH: A juror is speaking, and he said we had a lot of sympathy for Libby, and a lot of jurors were saying, ?What are we doing with this guy? Where's Rove? Where's Cheney? What are we doing with this guy?? The juror speaking right now, by the way, said he's a former reporter. Ha-ha-ha.
BREAK TRANSCRIPT
RUSH: Well, the Libby verdict is in: guilty on four of the five counts, a maximum jail time of 25 years. The juror that is speaking to the media right now is a former reporter. He is...

RUSH: The Scooter Libby verdicts were just announced. He's guilty on four of the five counts. So he's looking at 20 to 30 years in prison for this if he gets the maximum sentence on these counts. Four, five, Scooter Libby guilty. It's very, very strange, too, because the jury just this morning sent the judge a note basically telling him, ?We're not sure what he's accused of doing here.? You would think that would happen ten days ago or eight days ago when they started deliberations. I've been...