RUSH: This is Randy in Myrtle Creek. Myrtle Creek, Oregon? There's a Myrtle Creek in Oregon. Welcome, Randy, nice to have you with us.CALLER: Hello, Rush. Longtime student of advanced conservative studies.RUSH: Thank you, sir.CALLER: Hey, you've been talking about Obama's campaign accusing McCain of cutting Medicare, but let me just point it out that in the last debate, Obama came right out and said he was going to cut Medicare.RUSH: Obama said he was going to cut Medicare?CALLER: Yeah....

RUSH: Ruth is next in Williamston, South Carolina. Hi, Ruth.CALLER: Hi, Rush, my hero! I almost pulled my hair out a little while ago, though, when you were talking about the 401(k).RUSH: Is that not...? I'll tell you, forget all this other stuff. Everybody's got a 401(k) plan. Everybody.CALLER: Well, not most, but maybe a lot of people. We've got an investor class now.CALLER: Exactly.RUSH: And the government wants to come in and take it over and make it part of Social Security!CALLER:...

RUSH: In Ft. Lauderdale, this is Christine, and it's nice to have you here.CALLER: It's a pleasure to speak with you.RUSH: Thank you.CALLER: I take offense to Barack Obama's comments, which you just played again, that he feels we grow the economy from the bottom up.RUSH: Yeah.CALLER: You know, one of the first rules of life that I learned is if you're going to go out there and speak about something, you better know your audience. Mr. Obama has not done his homework with regards to small businesses....

RUSH: I wish to reach around and pat myself on the back. Way back during the Republican primaries -- when the battle was between Huckabee and Mitt Romney, Fred Thompson, and McCain -- we were told by the Republican Party hierarchy that the only chance the Republican Party had (by the way, we were told this also by some of the intellectualoids in our own conservative media) to win was to attract Democrats and moderates; and that the era of Reagan was over, and we had to somehow find a way to become...

RUSH: I want to talk to all of you who have 401(k)s or SEP/Keogh plans, some kind of pension plan or retirement plan. The first thing I want to do is share with you something that Joe Biden -- he the one given to rhetorical flourishes, according to Obama -- on the campaign trail in Colorado, and he was out there doing full-fledged Democrat Party playbook 101. He promised a full-scale attack on corporate greed if he and Obama win. Biden vowed to target executives of failing companies who draw...

RUSH: A guy named Kevin Collins at CollinsReport.net has taken the AP survey that had the one-point lead and has dug deep into the internals, and he says that this AP poll that has it one point for Obama just screams trouble, because this poll reported that Obama's base support is just 80% -- and that's a big if, if that's true. But if it is true, it's monumental. I hate to keep going back to yesterday, but I offered you a theory in the third hour yesterday, that what's happening with a lot of...

RUSH: Well, the bottom is falling out from the oil price. I'm just wondering if the Democrats will put together a bailout plan for the oil companies, ladies and gentlemen. We bailed out AIG. By the way, they've gone through 80% of their money, and they may need more or they're going to have to shut down. I have it in the Stack here. We bailed out the banks. We bailed out everybody. We're going to bail out people that don't pay taxes. We bailed out people who got mortgages for homes and couldn't...

BRIAN KILMEADE: What is the state of the race, from Rush Limbaugh's perspective? STEVE DOOCY: Well, let's ask Rush Limbaugh. He's joining us live from somewhere out there in TV Land. Good morning to you, El Rushbo.RUSH: "Somewhere out there in TV land," indeed, down in the sunny climes of south Florida, you guys. Great to be with you on Fox & Friends.GRETCHEN CARLSON: Thank you.DOOCY: It's great to have you.KILMEADE: Congratulations on the 20 years. Rush, a lot of people are saying the distance...

Rush's Morning Update: Nut CrackingOctober 27, 2008Watch It! Download Morning Update Video in QuickTimeListen to It! Windows Media Player|RealPlayer Well, the Obama campaign's keyPR firm, the New York Times, is working to downplay Democrat voter fraud (har-dee-har-har). The Times now reports that the 1.3 million new voters ACORN claimed to have registered at the beginning of the month "was a wild exaggeration." The real number, claims the Times, is "only" 450,000.The truth is, the ACORN fraud...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"Joe Biden said, 'Their pensions go first!' He's going to take away people's pensions! If you let that happen, he can take away yours.""I don't think that Obama understood what capital gains taxes were when he started talking about making them progressive, and I'm not sure he knows right now that payroll taxes are taken out of workers' paychecks. And furthermore, I don't think he cares.""The intellectuals say, 'The Republican Party...