RUSH: This is from the debate last night. Anderson Cooper of CNN said to Governor Huckabee, "Governor Huckabee, Rush Limbaugh says if you or Senator McCain were nominated, would be the nominee, you would destroy the Republican Party. Your reaction?"HUCKABEE: You know, I wish Rush loved me as much as I love Rush. I think he's a great voice for conservatism. It doesn't mean he's inerrant or infallible, and on this he's very wrong. One of the things that Rush Limbaugh once praised me for was...

RUSH: Here's Charles in Redding, California. I'm glad you waited, sir, welcome to the program.CALLER: Good morning, Mr. Limbaugh, great to talk to you.RUSH: Thank you.CALLER: Bozo the Clown dittos from earlier this week. Just wanted to say that I don't know why everybody's panicking over McCain. If you take all the primaries that have been held, the caucuses, there's less than three million people that have voted, and that is by far a far cry from what it takes to elect a president.RUSH: Well,...

RUSH: We're going to play a portion here of Schwarzenegger endorsing McCain. Now, keep in mind, here's the context. All day long and last night, pundits from across the political spectrum have been saying, "McCain is going to have to reach out to the right. He's not getting conservative support yet, and he's going to have to do that at some point if he hopes to win the presidency." Here is Schwarzenegger explaining why he is endorsing McCain.SCHWARZENEGGER: I am endorsing Senator McCain to be...

RUSH: Here's Wayne in Killeen, Texas. Wayne, glad you called, nice to have you on the program, sir.CALLER: Rush, it's a great thrill to talk to you. I've been listening to you since I was a young sergeant in the Army and now when I'm retired, a warrant officer, and working for the government again in support of our military. It's an absolute thrill. You've always been there for us. Thank you.RUSH: Thank you, sir, very much.CALLER: Now, as your screener probably told you, I am supporting...

RUSH: Let's start with the Fox News Channel's Special Report, Brit Hume, during the roundtable with the Fox all-stars. Fred Barnes, Mort Kondracke of Roll Call, and syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer, they say here that Mitt Romney is the only hope for conservatives and that the only hope for Romney is me. Listen to this.BARNES: Look, he annunciates all their issues. They just don't think he got there soon enough, some conservatives, but that's their only hope, is Romney.KONDRACKE: It'll...

RUSH: On the Republican side, the big news all day today, I've got a bunch of e-mails from people saying, "Rush, you can't repeat this. It's between us, but Romney's not going to buy any television for the February 5th super-duper primaries," and the signal there was, "Well, I guess Romney is throwing in the towel." Then, mere moments ago, I receive the following story: "Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney plans to run a 'significant' level of television ads in California and other...

RUSH: I gotta tell you a little story. I got an invitation to attend a screening of an HBO made-for-TV movie. The screening was last night at the Time Warner Center. I went. I was invited by columnist Cindy Adams of the New York Post, which today, by the way, endorses Obama. This is after Rupert Murdoch has all these fundraisers for Hillary. Whooo. Anyway, that's off the beaten path. Now, you can imagine an HBO screening in New York for a movie starring Susan Sarandon. She plays Doris Duke,...

RUSH: Headline: "Hillary Clinton Says She Can Control Her Husband." The Clintons are in a mess. She's gotta answer this kind of question. The front-page story in the New York Times today, we finally found out who that guy is that gave Clinton $31.2 million. He's some mining guy from up in Canada that flew Clinton around on his MD-87 -- that's like a stretch of a DC-9, I know my aircraft -- went over there to Kazakhstan, where Borat's from, and swung a deal. It's a very oppressive regime over there,...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"McCain's kind of like the Clintons in a sense: you tell the truth about them and they think it's a personal attack.""I got an invitation to attend a screening of an HBO movie; I went last night and it was the usual New York entertainment crowd -- a bunch of progressives. Sandra Bernhard stared icily at me, but everybody else was just nice as they could be.""John McCain, the leading Republican in the primary field right now, is...

RUSH: This is from the debate last night. Anderson Cooper of CNN said to Governor Huckabee, "Governor Huckabee, Rush Limbaugh says if you or Senator McCain were nominated, would be the nominee, you would destroy the Republican Party. Your reaction?"HUCKABEE: You know, I wish Rush loved me as much as I love Rush. I think he's a great voice for conservatism. It doesn't mean he's inerrant or infallible, and on this he's very wrong. One of the things that Rush Limbaugh once praised me for was...

RUSH: Here's Charles in Redding, California. I'm glad you waited, sir, welcome to the program.CALLER: Good morning, Mr. Limbaugh, great to talk to you.RUSH: Thank you.CALLER: Bozo the Clown dittos from earlier this week. Just wanted to say that I don't know why everybody's panicking over McCain. If you take all the primaries that have been held, the caucuses, there's less than three million people that have voted, and that is by far a far cry from what it takes to elect a president.RUSH: Well,...

RUSH: We're going to play a portion here of Schwarzenegger endorsing McCain. Now, keep in mind, here's the context. All day long and last night, pundits from across the political spectrum have been saying, "McCain is going to have to reach out to the right. He's not getting conservative support yet, and he's going to have to do that at some point if he hopes to win the presidency." Here is Schwarzenegger explaining why he is endorsing McCain.SCHWARZENEGGER: I am endorsing Senator McCain to be...

RUSH: Here's Wayne in Killeen, Texas. Wayne, glad you called, nice to have you on the program, sir.CALLER: Rush, it's a great thrill to talk to you. I've been listening to you since I was a young sergeant in the Army and now when I'm retired, a warrant officer, and working for the government again in support of our military. It's an absolute thrill. You've always been there for us. Thank you.RUSH: Thank you, sir, very much.CALLER: Now, as your screener probably told you, I am supporting...

RUSH: Let's start with the Fox News Channel's Special Report, Brit Hume, during the roundtable with the Fox all-stars. Fred Barnes, Mort Kondracke of Roll Call, and syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer, they say here that Mitt Romney is the only hope for conservatives and that the only hope for Romney is me. Listen to this.BARNES: Look, he annunciates all their issues. They just don't think he got there soon enough, some conservatives, but that's their only hope, is Romney.KONDRACKE: It'll...

RUSH: On the Republican side, the big news all day today, I've got a bunch of e-mails from people saying, "Rush, you can't repeat this. It's between us, but Romney's not going to buy any television for the February 5th super-duper primaries," and the signal there was, "Well, I guess Romney is throwing in the towel." Then, mere moments ago, I receive the following story: "Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney plans to run a 'significant' level of television ads in California and other...

RUSH: I gotta tell you a little story. I got an invitation to attend a screening of an HBO made-for-TV movie. The screening was last night at the Time Warner Center. I went. I was invited by columnist Cindy Adams of the New York Post, which today, by the way, endorses Obama. This is after Rupert Murdoch has all these fundraisers for Hillary. Whooo. Anyway, that's off the beaten path. Now, you can imagine an HBO screening in New York for a movie starring Susan Sarandon. She plays Doris Duke,...

RUSH: Headline: "Hillary Clinton Says She Can Control Her Husband." The Clintons are in a mess. She's gotta answer this kind of question. The front-page story in the New York Times today, we finally found out who that guy is that gave Clinton $31.2 million. He's some mining guy from up in Canada that flew Clinton around on his MD-87 -- that's like a stretch of a DC-9, I know my aircraft -- went over there to Kazakhstan, where Borat's from, and swung a deal. It's a very oppressive regime over there,...

Rush's Morning Update: Breathtaking!February 1, 2008Watch It! Download Morning Update Video in QuickTimeListen to It! Windows Media Player|RealPlayer You know, my friends, I've always told you there's another agenda behind the global warming hoax -- and that's socialism. Global warming-ism is an anti-capitalist ideology, rooted in the idea that America is too successful, too prosperous;that our prosperity must be curbed because it's supposedly harming the planet.Well, on Wednesday, our former...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"McCain's kind of like the Clintons in a sense: you tell the truth about them and they think it's a personal attack.""I got an invitation to attend a screening of an HBO movie; I went last night and it was the usual New York entertainment crowd -- a bunch of progressives. Sandra Bernhard stared icily at me, but everybody else was just nice as they could be.""John McCain, the leading Republican in the primary field right now, is...

Story #1: Jimmy Carter Lusts in His Heart for Obama RUSH: Try this. Jimmy Carter, in Playboy magazine November 1976, quote, "I've looked on a lot of women with lust. I have committed adultery in my heart many times." Jimmy Carter in November 1976. January 30th of this year, at age 83, Jimmy Carter, "Obama's campaign has been extraordinary and titillating for me and my family." Jimmy Carter weighing in. He's supporting Obama but they don't want him to endorse Obama publicly, so that isn't going...

Story #1: Jimmy Carter Lusts in His Heart for Obama RUSH: Try this. Jimmy Carter, in Playboy magazine November 1976, quote, "I've looked on a lot of women with lust. I have committed adultery in my heart many times." Jimmy Carter in November 1976. January 30th of this year, at age 83, Jimmy Carter, "Obama's campaign has been extraordinary and titillating for me and my family." Jimmy Carter weighing in. He's supporting Obama but they don't want him to endorse Obama publicly, so that isn't going...