RUSH: Colleen in Youngstown, Ohio, welcome to the Rush Limbaugh program. Hi.CALLER: Hi, Rush. I'm so excited to talk to you. My dad loves you, so I hope he's listening, he's going to be jealous. Anyways, I was just calling and, you know, not to beat a dead horse, 'cause all the callers seem to have the same problem, but my issue was in 2005 I purchased a home in Dayton, Ohio, and my husband got a job offer -- it was bigger and better, so, you know, I don't know why you would do that in America,...

RUSH: This is Trace Gallagher at the Fox News Channel just a moment ago.GALLAGHER: We just heard from the White House spokesman saying that Barack Obama, the president, in fact does not support bringing back the Fairness Doctrine. If you're not up on this, the Fairness Doctrine is basically where a lot of Democrats have said, "You know, if Rush Limbaugh gets three hours of radio every day then a Democrat should also get three hours of radio on that station to make it fair and balanced, to have...

RUSH: This is from Monday, and this is what I said on my program.RUSH ARCHIVE: [I]t isn't going to be long before we go back to amnesty and it isn't going to be long before we start doing a number of... I'll bet you by this summer, Obama comes back for another stimulus package, after they do TARP 2 sometime in March. Mark my words. That's the way this is going to happen. Remember, FDR didn't spend enough soon enough.RUSH: That's what they think. If FDR woulda just spent more soon, sooner, then...

RUSH: The automobile companies are next in line with their hands out. General Motors and Chrysler are asking for, what is it, the number being bandied about is $16 billion for General Motors, but I've seen a total of 30 mentioned elsewhere. Let me find it here in the Stack. Yeah, GM needs up to $30 billion. Yes, and, by the way, we've got official news, both Obama and the Congress are calling for a second stimulus package. I'll have the details in just a second. First I want to tell you about...

RUSH: I want to ask a question to my friends in the conservative media, the conservative DC establishment intelligentsia media, all of those of you who said that Obama would be a moderate, that he would have to govern from the center because he would not be able to go ahead and be as far left as the average Democrat in Congress is, all of you, all of you who said the way to fight this is by nominating our own moderate, I mean we've got a clear-cut demarcation here. We've got, call it what you will,...

RUSH: Steve in Rancho Cucamonga, California. Great to have you on the program, sir. Hello.CALLER: Wow. First of all, Rush, mega cigar smoking, adult beverage consuming, links hitting ex-broadcaster dittos from sunny Southern California, sir.RUSH: Thank you, sir.CALLER: Wow, you know, Rush, I've never called you, but I will say this, I talk to you three hours a day. You're my therapist. I speak to you and yell at the radio. Here's the reality of this. I have to take some responsibility...

RUSH: I've got one, two, three, four. I've got five sound bites from President Obama's mortgage speech, the housing bailout plan. At the top of the hour I was watching MSNBC, and they said that there are four million families that are going to be helped here by having their mortgages made "more affordable." Now, that was just a graphic on the screen. I don't know if that's in Group One or Group Two. Remember, now, there are two groups of people here being targeted by this $75 billion bailout,...

RUSH: Now, there's a fascinating story at TwinCities.com, and it is by Nicole Garrison-Sprenger, posted yesterday. It's about the president, the CEO of US Bancorp. His name is Richard Davis. It's about the TARP plan. He says: "There is no 'A, R or P' in the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program. 'It's just troubled,' the 50-year-old CEO said at the Thrivent Financial for Lutherans' Business Leaders Forum. The forum invites executives to discuss how business and their principles intersect."...

RUSH: Folks, are you ready for the "Rezko Rescue"? The Rezko Rescue plan to be announced in mere moments by the Bamster, President Obama, who is staying at a foreclosed resort out in Arizona. He claims he didn't know that it was foreclosed when the staff decided to pick the place. McCain also is going to use the same foreclosed resort to announce his campaign for a fifth term, and I assume that neither of those two guys' staff people had any idea that this resort was foreclosed on a day that...

Rush's Morning Update: Celebrations February 19, 2009Watch It! Download Morning Update Video in QuickTimeListen to It! Windows Media Player|RealPlayer Ihavethree celebrations today, folks. First, Republicans in Kansas won an important victory for taxpayers when Democrat Governor Kathleen Sebelius actually cut state spending and signed a balanced budget bill. Sebelius had insisted on using accounting gimmicks instead of spending cuts to get to a balanced budget, she suspended state income...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"Every speech Obama makes is aimed at people who think they are victims of this country, and he is their champion.""The reason I call this the Rezko Rescue is that Barack Obama knows how hard it is to get what you want when it comes to buying a home. But with guys like Tony Rezko, you can always get what you want, whether you can afford it or not.""Obama got a house he couldn't afford but the way he did it was with Rezko and his...

Story #1: Messiah Signs Bill Without Congressional DemsRUSH: By the way, I just learned, ladies and gentlemen, that the $75 billion package today to rescue primarily people who never were going to be able to repay their loans is on top of $200 billion already authorized, so the figure we are working with, $75 billion, is not accurate. We've got nine million families here, theoretically, that we're talking about. So, Brian, what you need to do is divide $275 billion by nine million just to give...