RUSH: Here's Michelle Obama, by the way. This is yesterday in Canton, Ohio.MICHELLE OBAMA: They threw in the obvious ultimate fear bomb that we're even hearing now, they said his name. They said, look out for his name. When all else fails, be afraid of his name and what that could stand for because it's different.RUSH: I still say that they're making too big a deal out of this. They're acting awfully defensive about this. His name is his name. (interruption) Yes, Mr. Snerdley? She didn't...

RUSH: Here's Michelle Obama, by the way. This is yesterday in Canton, Ohio.MICHELLE OBAMA: They threw in the obvious ultimate fear bomb that we're even hearing now, they said his name. They said, look out for his name. When all else fails, be afraid of his name and what that could stand for because it's different.RUSH: I still say that they're making too big a deal out of this. They're acting awfully defensive about this. His name is his name. (interruption) Yes, Mr. Snerdley? She didn't...

INGRAHAM: In the Back of the Book segment tonight, radio talk show giant Rush Limbaugh [is] making waves over Tuesday's vote. He's been urging his Republican listeners in Texas and Ohio to vote for Hillary Clinton next week to keep the battle going within the Democratic Party. So could Rush Limbaugh really turn out to be Hillary's white knight? I spoke with him just a few hours ago. (begin videotape) INGRAHAM: Rush, I understand that the Rush Limbaugh audience is mobilizing in Texas for Hillary....

INGRAHAM: In the Back of the Book segment tonight, radio talk show giant Rush Limbaugh [is] making waves over Tuesday's vote. He's been urging his Republican listeners in Texas and Ohio to vote for Hillary Clinton next week to keep the battle going within the Democratic Party. So could Rush Limbaugh really turn out to be Hillary's white knight? I spoke with him just a few hours ago. (begin videotape) INGRAHAM: Rush, I understand that the Rush Limbaugh audience is mobilizing in Texas for Hillary....

RUSH: Carlos in San Antonio, Texas, you're up next on Open Line Friday. Hi.CALLER: How you doing, Rush? I love the show, first-time caller.RUSH: Thank you, sir.CALLER: Two-part question. Do you think that the Republican Party and the conservative movement is going through some type of market correction, and do you think that we'll have to lose the general election, that way we can go back to our traditional beliefs the way Ron Paul is promoting?RUSH: No.CALLER: (click)RUSH: He hung up. I...

RUSH: Carlos in San Antonio, Texas, you're up next on Open Line Friday. Hi.CALLER: How you doing, Rush? I love the show, first-time caller.RUSH: Thank you, sir.CALLER: Two-part question. Do you think that the Republican Party and the conservative movement is going through some type of market correction, and do you think that we'll have to lose the general election, that way we can go back to our traditional beliefs the way Ron Paul is promoting?RUSH: No.CALLER: (click)RUSH: He hung up. I...

RUSH: There's a Pew poll out. The latest Pew Research poll taken February 20th through 24th shows rapidly decreasing -- oh, by the way, this is February 29th, leap day here, and February 29th, among many other things, is known for, I mean it's not applicable now because it's sort of gone by the wayside, but in the old days February 29th, that's when women could ask men to get married. Yeah, the ol' Sadie Hawkins business, this is the day that women could ask men to get married, which is why the...

RUSH: There's a Pew poll out. The latest Pew Research poll taken February 20th through 24th shows rapidly decreasing -- oh, by the way, this is February 29th, leap day here, and February 29th, among many other things, is known for, I mean it's not applicable now because it's sort of gone by the wayside, but in the old days February 29th, that's when women could ask men to get married. Yeah, the ol' Sadie Hawkins business, this is the day that women could ask men to get married, which is why the...

INGRAHAM: In the Back of the Book segment tonight, radio talk show giant Rush Limbaugh [is] making waves over Tuesday's vote. He's been urging his Republican listeners in Texas and Ohio to vote for Hillary Clinton next week to keep the battle going within the Democratic Party. So could Rush Limbaugh really turn out to be Hillary's white knight? I spoke with him just a few hours ago. (begin videotape) INGRAHAM: Rush, I understand that the Rush Limbaugh audience is mobilizing in Texas for Hillary....

INGRAHAM: In the Back of the Book segment tonight, radio talk show giant Rush Limbaugh [is] making waves over Tuesday's vote. He's been urging his Republican listeners in Texas and Ohio to vote for Hillary Clinton next week to keep the battle going within the Democratic Party. So could Rush Limbaugh really turn out to be Hillary's white knight? I spoke with him just a few hours ago. (begin videotape) INGRAHAM: Rush, I understand that the Rush Limbaugh audience is mobilizing in Texas for Hillary....

RUSH: There's a Pew poll out. The latest Pew Research poll taken February 20th through 24th shows rapidly decreasing -- oh, by the way, this is February 29th, leap day here, and February 29th, among many other things, is known for, I mean it's not applicable now because it's sort of gone by the wayside, but in the old days February 29th, that's when women could ask men to get married. Yeah, the ol' Sadie Hawkins business, this is the day that women could ask men to get married, which is why the...

RUSH: To Wheeling, West Virginia. Robin, I'm glad you waited. Welcome to the program.CALLER: Dittos, Rush. I love everything about your show.RUSH: Thank you.CALLER: I have a question for Friday. Have you talked to Sir Charles since his really nasty comments?RUSH: I have not talked to Charles Barkley in years, actually. Is this the comment where he said he gets scared when he listens to Christians talk or something?CALLER: Yes. Yes. Conservatives equal fake Christians, I do believe....

RUSH: Audio sound bites. Mrs. Clinton making one final play for sympathy based on her gender. Last night on Nightline, Cynthia McFadden interviewed Hillary Clinton. The question: "I've talked to women across the country. Every single one of them has said the same thing to me: 'I feel sorry for Hillary Clinton right now.' What do you think that means?"HILLARY: A lot of women project their own feelings and their lives on to me, and they see how hard this is. It's hard. It's hard being a woman...

RUSH: Carlos in San Antonio, Texas, you're up next on Open Line Friday. Hi.CALLER: How you doing, Rush? I love the show, first-time caller.RUSH: Thank you, sir.CALLER: Two-part question. Do you think that the Republican Party and the conservative movement is going through some type of market correction, and do you think that we'll have to lose the general election, that way we can go back to our traditional beliefs the way Ron Paul is promoting?RUSH: No.CALLER: (click)RUSH: He hung up. I...

RUSH: Now Hillary's got a new ad out. I've seen the video of the ad. It really is sort of a takeoff on the little daisy ad that Johnson ran against Goldwater in 1964, the little girl out there picking daisies and all of a sudden nuclear detonation. They don't actually show the nuclear detonation, the screen goes dark, and the idea was that Goldwater would be just dangerous, he'd start a nuclear war, we'd all be dead. So here is the ad. It's entitled, "It's three a.m., do you know where Bill...

RUSH: Last hour, as you know, I shared with you the following story. Michelle Obama, "Don't go into corporate America." It's a Byron York story at National Review Online. And, essentially, this was in Zanesville, Ohio, where Mrs. Obama -- by the way, I tell you people, if Barack becomes president and therefore she becomes first lady, his biggest problem is going to be her mouth. She's going to be out there launching every day on whatever. You can say what you want about Hillary, she had some...

RUSH: Here's Don. Don's in San Antonio as we start on the phones today. Nice to have you with us, sir. Welcome to Open Line Friday.CALLER: Rush, second-time in a long time, my man.RUSH: I appreciate that.CALLER: Lookie here, I as a Huckabee supporter would like to apologize for you for all the other Huckabee supporters who happened to call you and call you a liar and everything. I thought one of the most brilliant dialogues that you had done in a while, was when you explained the very different...

RUSH: Bill Clinton is all upset, ladies and gentlemen. He's starting to take shots at Obama on his message of hope. Now, if I recall, wasn't there a video at the 1992 Democrat convention in New York? It was produced by Linda Bloodworth-Thomason and Harry Thomason, and it was entitled, The Man from Hope. So Bill Clinton is attacking his own message as it is being delivered by Barack Obama. I also have to note, here you have Michelle Obama getting all upset here about "the fear bomb." People are...

RUSH: From the Los Angeles Times: "They came to cheer. They got a lecture. The crowd went wild. During a Barack Obama town-hall meeting on the economy, the topic turned to education, which, the Illinois senator said, could not be remedied by spending alone. 'It doesn't matter how much money we put in if parents don't parent,' he scolded. The line is one the Democrat delivers often, but on Thursday in Beaumont, Texas, he struck a remarkable chord with his mostly African American audience. 'It's...

RUSH: This is McCain in Richardson, Texas, yesterday, at a town hall meeting.MCCAIN: I'm a proud conservative liberal Republican -- conservative Republican -- hello, easy there. Let me say this. I am a proud conservative Republican, and both of my possible or likely opponents today are liberal Democrats.RUSH: Okay, a faux pas or what? (laughing) Wait. You haven't heard what's funny yet. If you're laughing at this, you haven't heard what's funny yet. This morning on Scarborough's show, PMSNBC,...

RUSH: Here's Michelle Obama, by the way. This is yesterday in Canton, Ohio.MICHELLE OBAMA: They threw in the obvious ultimate fear bomb that we're even hearing now, they said his name. They said, look out for his name. When all else fails, be afraid of his name and what that could stand for because it's different.RUSH: I still say that they're making too big a deal out of this. They're acting awfully defensive about this. His name is his name. (interruption) Yes, Mr. Snerdley? She didn't...

RUSH: The Kenyans are mad. "Kenyan elders have demanded an apology from Washington ahead of a planned protest over the controversial photograph of the American presidential hopeful Barack Obama," the man whose name must not be mentioned, "in traditional Somali dress." The picture appeared on the Drudge Report, and showed Obama dressed up like Ayman al-Zawahiri. "The photo took centre stage in an increasingly acrimonious race for the White House, with Mr Obama's aides accusing his party rival Hillary...

Rush's Morning Update: Planned What?March 3, 2008Watch It! Download Morning Update Video in QuickTimeListen to It! Windows Media Player|RealPlayer Recently UCLA law student James O'Keefe-- advisor for The Advocate, a pro-life student publication-- called Planned Parenthood in Ohio and Idaho, posing as a donor. Not just any donor; a donor with racist motiveswho wanted his donations directly targeted toward minority women.According to Cybercast News Service, the donor told Planned Parenthood...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"If Barack Obama becomes president and therefore Michelle Obama becomes first lady, his biggest problem is going to be her mouth.""Sadly, it's the nature of some people to want to be controlled. Well, it's tough out there to assume responsibility for yourself. You realize how seductive it is when somebody tells you they're going to take care of you? Look at these Obama rallies!""Pretty soon Obama's going to be the man whose name...

Story #1: Outsourcing Hits the ChiCom Pearl River Delta RUSH: This is in the Washington Times: "High Costs Force Chinese Firms to Move to Cheaper Options -- Outsourcing has hit the hub of China's Pearl River Delta, with soaring costs pushing the world's longtime workshop for low-cost goods to move its factories overseas. Rising raw material and energy prices, the strengthening of the yuan against the dollar and new business regulations are forcing labor-intensive factories — particularly...