RUSH: Marisa in Sappington, Missouri, welcome to the EIB Network. It's nice to have you with us.CALLER: Well, thank you, Rush, and whether you're A or B, I think you're practically perfect, so --RUSH: This is really going to anger Joe. Folks, I gotta tell you something. Joe really wanted to talk to me about how he's tired of hearing people like you call. I didn't have time. He was too frustrated about worried about irrelevancies here, about the war in Iraq. What he wanted to say was -- it's...

RUSH: A senior operative for Al-Qaeda in Iraq, who was caught this month -- now, this is not, by the way, Khaled Abdul-Fattah Dawoud Mahmoud al-Mashhadani, who was captured yesterday. This is a different guy. He was caught this month and he has told his US military interrogators that a prominent Al-Qaeda-led group in Iraq is just a front and that it's leader is fictitious and they hired an actor to be this guy on the Internet and so forth, and make videos and streaming, and so forth. Brigadier...

RUSH: Here's Renell in Ishpeming, Michigan. You're next. I'm glad you were patient. Welcome to the program.CALLER: Hi.RUSH: Hi.CALLER: Nice to speak with you.RUSH: Thank you very much.CALLER: Well, you know, I've been listening for a long time, and I'm afraid I have to agree with the other women that called. I also like you very much. The reason I'm calling is, I had gone back to school. I'm going to kind of drag back into the middle of the program?RUSH: Yeah.CALLER: I went back to school...

RUSH: A little bit more research has been done into this health care bill for the itty-bitty children that's going to raise cigarette taxes and cigar taxes from five cents to $10 a cigar. Sit down, folks. This program is called SCHIP, S-c-h-i-p. It stands for the State Children's Health Insurance Program. It was created in 1997 by Congress and President Clinton. This year it's up for reauthorization, it was why all this is going on. Like every other liberal program, the original purpose has...

RUSH: I want to present a hypothetical here. I know this would not happen, but I'll offer a compromise, the Limbaugh compromise to the Democrats in the Senate and in the House. The Limbaugh compromise: I will agree to pull our troops out of Iraq if you Democrats will agree to my conditions after the defeat, and here are my conditions to agree with you on a pullout. When Al-Qaeda celebrates after we pull out, after we admit defeat, every TV image of Al-Qaeda celebrating must be a split screen....

RUSH: Two stories here on the slumber party that the Democrats in the Senate staged on Tuesday night. First is from the Washington Post. "Democrats won't force war vote. -- Senate Democrats yesterday halted their quest to change President Bush's war strategy after Republicans blocked a proposal to begin withdrawing troops from Iraq. After the vote, which followed a rare all-night debate, Majority Leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.) startled colleagues by announcing that the Senate would not vote on...

RUSH: I want to thank Byron York. I did a little interview with him a couple, three weeks ago for a story he was doing for National Review, the magazine, on the Fairness Doctrine. It turned out it's the cover story. They don't put their magazine cover story piece on the website. But he has written a shorter version of it with some things that I said to him that were not in the actual magazine piece, and he directed it to me last night in an e-mail. It's at the National Review Online website....

RUSH: Marisa in Sappington, Missouri, welcome to the EIB Network. It's nice to have you with us.CALLER: Well, thank you, Rush, and whether you're A or B, I think you're practically perfect, so --RUSH: This is really going to anger Joe. Folks, I gotta tell you something. Joe really wanted to talk to me about how he's tired of hearing people like you call. I didn't have time. He was too frustrated about worried about irrelevancies here, about the war in Iraq. What he wanted to say was -- it's...

RUSH: This is Joe in Richmond, Georgia. Joe, thanks for calling and welcome to the program, sir.CALLER: Hey, Rush, how you doing?RUSH: Good, sir.CALLER: First-time caller long-time listener.RUSH: Nice to have with us today sir.CALLER: Remember the Rush lunches way back then when you were really cutting into the Clinton administration? Where restaurants would have the lunch rooms?RUSH: The Rush rooms! You're talking about the Rush rooms?CALLER: Yeah, remember thaose years ago?RUSH: I do,...

RUSH: Here's Mike in Wakefield, Massachusetts. Nice to have you on the program.CALLER: Pleasure to talk to you, Rush.RUSH: Thank you.CALLER: How you doing today?RUSH: Good, sir.CALLER: I just wanted to answer your question you had in the monologue in the first hour. That AP story.RUSH: Yeah, let me find, before you give me your answer to it, let me give the exact -- here it is. "Blacks in US imprisoned at five times the rate of whites," and my question was, "This tells us what, exactly?"CALLER:...

RUSH: You gotta listen to this. This was on the Today show today during the "women segment." Of course, the whole show is a women segment now. The whole show has been chickified: producers, editors, directors, camera people, hosts, hostettes, all chicks. So the correspondent, Peter Alexander on The Today's Woman segment, spoke with David Zinczenko, editor-in-chief of Men's Health magazine and Pepper Schwartz, author and relationship expert, about type A and type B personalities in relationships....

RUSH: Look at this headline. "The epic narcissism of Cindy Sheehan." This is from the Guardian, The UK Guardian. The pull quote's the opening line. "Even the American left's netroots are getting tired of Cindy Sheehan." This is all about the fact that she's out there saying that the people at a couple of these websites will not let her post anymore because she's apparently being traitorous, running against Nancy Pelosi. You know, the people on the left who are getting tired of Cindy Sheehan,...

RUSH: Here's Mary in Sunset Hills, Missouri. Mary, it's great you called. Nice to have you with us.CALLER: Oh, thank you, Rush. I love your brilliant mind.RUSH: Well, thank you.CALLER: I love your brilliant mind.RUSH: Thank you very much.CALLER: You're welcome. Thank you so much for pointing out the other day -- I don't know why I didn't think of this -- what business do our politicians have criticizing the Iraqi politicians? Who cares what they say? And I have taken that mind-set a step...

RUSH: John Kerry was on Washington Journal, C-SPAN today with Susan Swain. Caller from Lubbock, Texas, says, "I remember the horrible killings after Vietnam with the boat people coming over here, and I really hate to go off and leave our allies over in Iraq, and I am concerned about that."KERRY: Let me just say to the first part of your question with respect to boat people and killing, everybody predicted a massive bloodbath in Vietnam. There was not a massive bloodbath in Vietnam. There were...

RUSH: Good Morning America today, Diane Sawyer, guest former President Bill Clinton. She says, "The wife of Senator John Edwards, Elizabeth Edwards, has said of Senator Clinton, 'I'm not convinced she'd be as good as advocate for women,' meaning as Senator Edwards would be, 'and sometimes you feel you have to behave as a man and not talk about women's issues. I'm sympathetic she wants to be commander-in-chief.' Do you have a response to Mrs. Edwards, Mr. Clinton?"CLINTON: On women's issues I...

RUSH: A senior operative for Al-Qaeda in Iraq, who was caught this month -- now, this is not, by the way, Khaled Abdul-Fattah Dawoud Mahmoud al-Mashhadani, who was captured yesterday. This is a different guy. He was caught this month and he has told his US military interrogators that a prominent Al-Qaeda-led group in Iraq is just a front and that it's leader is fictitious and they hired an actor to be this guy on the Internet and so forth, and make videos and streaming, and so forth. Brigadier...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"So Bill Clinton's on Good Morning America today and says he doesn't think that Hillary is trying to be a man. What is going on here? You've got Elizabeth Edwards speaking for her husband, who's the candidate. You've got Bill Clinton speaking for his wife, who's the candidate. Who's really running here?" "The Al-Qaeda in Iraq group is a phony group, its leader fictitious, designed to make it look like there is a civil war in...

RUSH: Here's Renell in Ishpeming, Michigan. You're next. I'm glad you were patient. Welcome to the program.CALLER: Hi.RUSH: Hi.CALLER: Nice to speak with you.RUSH: Thank you very much.CALLER: Well, you know, I've been listening for a long time, and I'm afraid I have to agree with the other women that called. I also like you very much. The reason I'm calling is, I had gone back to school. I'm going to kind of drag back into the middle of the program?RUSH: Yeah.CALLER: I went back to school...

RUSH: A little bit more research has been done into this health care bill for the itty-bitty children that's going to raise cigarette taxes and cigar taxes from five cents to $10 a cigar. Sit down, folks. This program is called SCHIP, S-c-h-i-p. It stands for the State Children's Health Insurance Program. It was created in 1997 by Congress and President Clinton. This year it's up for reauthorization, it was why all this is going on. Like every other liberal program, the original purpose has...

RUSH: I want to present a hypothetical here. I know this would not happen, but I'll offer a compromise, the Limbaugh compromise to the Democrats in the Senate and in the House. The Limbaugh compromise: I will agree to pull our troops out of Iraq if you Democrats will agree to my conditions after the defeat, and here are my conditions to agree with you on a pullout. When Al-Qaeda celebrates after we pull out, after we admit defeat, every TV image of Al-Qaeda celebrating must be a split screen....

RUSH: Two stories here on the slumber party that the Democrats in the Senate staged on Tuesday night. First is from the Washington Post. "Democrats won't force war vote. -- Senate Democrats yesterday halted their quest to change President Bush's war strategy after Republicans blocked a proposal to begin withdrawing troops from Iraq. After the vote, which followed a rare all-night debate, Majority Leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.) startled colleagues by announcing that the Senate would not vote on...

RUSH: I want to thank Byron York. I did a little interview with him a couple, three weeks ago for a story he was doing for National Review, the magazine, on the Fairness Doctrine. It turned out it's the cover story. They don't put their magazine cover story piece on the website. But he has written a shorter version of it with some things that I said to him that were not in the actual magazine piece, and he directed it to me last night in an e-mail. It's at the National Review Online website....

RUSH: Marisa in Sappington, Missouri, welcome to the EIB Network. It's nice to have you with us.CALLER: Well, thank you, Rush, and whether you're A or B, I think you're practically perfect, so --RUSH: This is really going to anger Joe. Folks, I gotta tell you something. Joe really wanted to talk to me about how he's tired of hearing people like you call. I didn't have time. He was too frustrated about worried about irrelevancies here, about the war in Iraq. What he wanted to say was -- it's...

RUSH: This is Joe in Richmond, Georgia. Joe, thanks for calling and welcome to the program, sir.CALLER: Hey, Rush, how you doing?RUSH: Good, sir.CALLER: First-time caller long-time listener.RUSH: Nice to have with us today sir.CALLER: Remember the Rush lunches way back then when you were really cutting into the Clinton administration? Where restaurants would have the lunch rooms?RUSH: The Rush rooms! You're talking about the Rush rooms?CALLER: Yeah, remember thaose years ago?RUSH: I do,...

RUSH: Here's Mike in Wakefield, Massachusetts. Nice to have you on the program.CALLER: Pleasure to talk to you, Rush.RUSH: Thank you.CALLER: How you doing today?RUSH: Good, sir.CALLER: I just wanted to answer your question you had in the monologue in the first hour. That AP story.RUSH: Yeah, let me find, before you give me your answer to it, let me give the exact -- here it is. "Blacks in US imprisoned at five times the rate of whites," and my question was, "This tells us what, exactly?"CALLER:...

RUSH: You gotta listen to this. This was on the Today show today during the "women segment." Of course, the whole show is a women segment now. The whole show has been chickified: producers, editors, directors, camera people, hosts, hostettes, all chicks. So the correspondent, Peter Alexander on The Today's Woman segment, spoke with David Zinczenko, editor-in-chief of Men's Health magazine and Pepper Schwartz, author and relationship expert, about type A and type B personalities in relationships....

RUSH: Look at this headline. "The epic narcissism of Cindy Sheehan." This is from the Guardian, The UK Guardian. The pull quote's the opening line. "Even the American left's netroots are getting tired of Cindy Sheehan." This is all about the fact that she's out there saying that the people at a couple of these websites will not let her post anymore because she's apparently being traitorous, running against Nancy Pelosi. You know, the people on the left who are getting tired of Cindy Sheehan,...

RUSH: Here's Mary in Sunset Hills, Missouri. Mary, it's great you called. Nice to have you with us.CALLER: Oh, thank you, Rush. I love your brilliant mind.RUSH: Well, thank you.CALLER: I love your brilliant mind.RUSH: Thank you very much.CALLER: You're welcome. Thank you so much for pointing out the other day -- I don't know why I didn't think of this -- what business do our politicians have criticizing the Iraqi politicians? Who cares what they say? And I have taken that mind-set a step...

RUSH: John Kerry was on Washington Journal, C-SPAN today with Susan Swain. Caller from Lubbock, Texas, says, "I remember the horrible killings after Vietnam with the boat people coming over here, and I really hate to go off and leave our allies over in Iraq, and I am concerned about that."KERRY: Let me just say to the first part of your question with respect to boat people and killing, everybody predicted a massive bloodbath in Vietnam. There was not a massive bloodbath in Vietnam. There were...

RUSH: Good Morning America today, Diane Sawyer, guest former President Bill Clinton. She says, "The wife of Senator John Edwards, Elizabeth Edwards, has said of Senator Clinton, 'I'm not convinced she'd be as good as advocate for women,' meaning as Senator Edwards would be, 'and sometimes you feel you have to behave as a man and not talk about women's issues. I'm sympathetic she wants to be commander-in-chief.' Do you have a response to Mrs. Edwards, Mr. Clinton?"CLINTON: On women's issues I...

RUSH: A senior operative for Al-Qaeda in Iraq, who was caught this month -- now, this is not, by the way, Khaled Abdul-Fattah Dawoud Mahmoud al-Mashhadani, who was captured yesterday. This is a different guy. He was caught this month and he has told his US military interrogators that a prominent Al-Qaeda-led group in Iraq is just a front and that it's leader is fictitious and they hired an actor to be this guy on the Internet and so forth, and make videos and streaming, and so forth. Brigadier...

Rush's Morning Update: Chick NewsJuly19, 2007Watch It! Download Morning Update Video in QuickTimeListen to It! Windows Media Player|RealPlayer Hey folks, a little "chick" news today from overseas -- which could also improve the lives of overburdened American working women.According to a new European Commission report, women in the 27 European Union nations earn 15 percent less than men. The Commission admitted that even its own executive committee had a pay gap. So the European Commission...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"So Bill Clinton's on Good Morning America today and says he doesn't think that Hillary is trying to be a man. What is going on here? You've got Elizabeth Edwards speaking for her husband, who's the candidate. You've got Bill Clinton speaking for his wife, who's the candidate. Who's really running here?" "The Al-Qaeda in Iraq group is a phony group, its leader fictitious, designed to make it look like there is a civil war in...

Story #1:Vitamin C Does Nothing to Stop a ColdRUSH: We also have bad news.Well, good news for me, bad news for all of you who buy into all the hype and propaganda.Vitamin C does nothing to prevent a cold.How many years have we heard this?Who was it, Linus Pauling that came up with that?It was a long time ago.We've been hearing it all our lives and so forth, and all it does is change the color of your urine.It has no effect.There are lessons to be learned here.Story #2:Kristof and Sick...

Story #1:Vitamin C Does Nothing to Stop a ColdRUSH: We also have bad news.Well, good news for me, bad news for all of you who buy into all the hype and propaganda.Vitamin C does nothing to prevent a cold.How many years have we heard this?Who was it, Linus Pauling that came up with that?It was a long time ago.We've been hearing it all our lives and so forth, and all it does is change the color of your urine.It has no effect.There are lessons to be learned here.Story #2:Kristof and Sick...