RUSH: To Stanton, Michigan, or what's left of it, anyway. This is Dawn, great to have you on the EIB Network. Hi.CALLER: Hello, Rush. I would like to address the lady who wanted to know what smart is. I consider myself very intelligent. I'm not very smart. The person who walks off the curb into the line of traffic and has to run back to the curb to be safe is smart. The person who looks both ways first before crossing the street is intelligent. I pray that your intelligence sees us through...

RUSH: To Cartersville, Georgia, this is Irving. I'm glad you waited, Irving. Welcome to the EIB Network.CALLER: Oh, my goodness. I can't believe it. Twenty-year EIB alumnus, proud Reagan revolutionary dittos to you, sir.RUSH: Thank you el mucho, Irving.CALLER: Well, Rush, I don't know why I don't hear any anger. I don't know why no one is angry today. I'm very, very upset at what's going on. All of these things that are going, and I don't know what to do. I mean, I know we voted, and that's...

RUSH: This has been an incredible, what is it, 60 or 70 days? Do you realize we have four years of this left? There's four years of this stuff left. And, you know, he's carving up the country, giving little bits of it away over at these summits with NATO and the G20. And now we have this Axelrod fellow in the White House who puts all the words on the teleprompter that Obama says, and Rahm Emanuel who are now the editors for news organizations. I'm sure that Rahm Emanuel and David Axelrod, they're...

RUSH: Remember when Obama met with the bank CEOs? Details have now emerged from the meeting, and according to the Politico.com: "The bankers struggled to make themselves clear to the president of the United States. Arrayed around a long mahogany table in the White House state dining room last week, the CEOs of the most powerful financial institutions in the world offered several explanations for paying high salaries to their employees -- and, by extension, to themselves." Now, I'm sure that went...

RUSH: This is Jeff in Keystone, Colorado, as we go back to the phones. It's great to have you here, sir. Hello.CALLER: Hey, great to be with you, Rush. Mega dittos. This makes my day getting to talk to you.RUSH: Well, I appreciate that, sir. Thank you.CALLER: Well, I wanted to talk to you Wednesday to prevent the tragedy that happened in Denver this week, but it wasn't timely, but now it is, and unfortunately there's nothing we can do about it. The Broncos traded away Jay Cutler.RUSH: The...

RUSH: This appears in the Big Money section of Slate.com: "Al is a 31-year-old consultant whose fiancee is currently unemployed. After a tough day at his New York office, he gets off the subway one stop early and walks the 15 minutes home, just to blow off steam before seeing her. 'She asks how my day was, but when you sit there and start talking about it and realize you hate your job that day, it's hard to combat the idea that, yeah, I do have a job, I wasn't part of the unfortunate many,' he...

RUSH: I have a sound bite I want you to hear. It is from former labor secretary Robert B. Reichhhh, but it may as well be any liberal. It could just as easily be Barack Obama. It's on CNBC this morning, and they had a discussion on a program called The Call, on Obama's budget and the national debt. By the way, the budget passed in the House and the Senate without a single Republican vote anywhere. There are some things that didn't make it; they're going to have trouble. They're not gone....

RUSH: Tri-Cities, Washington. This is Andrea. I'm glad that you called. It's nice to have you here.CALLER: Hi. First of all, Rush, you need to know I absolutely love your show. (giggles)RUSH: Thank you.CALLER: I have a couple questions for you. First of all, how is it that smart people can be so deceived by and ignorant about Barack Obama? The evidence is right in front of their faces and yet they don't see it.RUSH: That's an interesting question. I'm glad you asked the question, because...

RUSH: WNBC-TV Channel 4 called and they wanted to know what I thought about Governor Paterson suggesting that he would have raised taxes sooner had he known it would force me out of the state and the city. Here is the package Channel 4 in New York put together.RUSSO: The governor has said he fears New Yorkers drowning in taxes will flee the state, but he's not worried about reports that conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh plans to pack up.PATERSON: If I knew that would be the result, I would...

RUSH: President Obama with a joint press conference this morning with Angela Merkel, she is perhaps unique on the world stage among all the European Union leaders in that she is not spellbound and she's not rendered a little high school cheerleader when Obama comes to town. A story here from Baden-Baden Germany: "Last time Barack Obama came to Germany, he was campaigning for the White House, met Angela Merkel, and was treated like a rock star by hundreds of thousands of people in Berlin. But...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"I saw the Japanese are going to put some robots up on the moon. So? Obama's got 300 million robots in America! Who needs them on the moon?""Oh, no: sad news. A judge today has rejected Madonna's request to adopt another child from Malawi. It's just very, very sad. Madonna is just going to have to go out and find a different kind of accessory, I guess.""The ChiComs and the Russians are probably saying, 'Can we be this lucky? The...

RUSH: To Stanton, Michigan, or what's left of it, anyway. This is Dawn, great to have you on the EIB Network. Hi.CALLER: Hello, Rush. I would like to address the lady who wanted to know what smart is. I consider myself very intelligent. I'm not very smart. The person who walks off the curb into the line of traffic and has to run back to the curb to be safe is smart. The person who looks both ways first before crossing the street is intelligent. I pray that your intelligence sees us through...

RUSH: To Cartersville, Georgia, this is Irving. I'm glad you waited, Irving. Welcome to the EIB Network.CALLER: Oh, my goodness. I can't believe it. Twenty-year EIB alumnus, proud Reagan revolutionary dittos to you, sir.RUSH: Thank you el mucho, Irving.CALLER: Well, Rush, I don't know why I don't hear any anger. I don't know why no one is angry today. I'm very, very upset at what's going on. All of these things that are going, and I don't know what to do. I mean, I know we voted, and that's...

RUSH: This has been an incredible, what is it, 60 or 70 days? Do you realize we have four years of this left? There's four years of this stuff left. And, you know, he's carving up the country, giving little bits of it away over at these summits with NATO and the G20. And now we have this Axelrod fellow in the White House who puts all the words on the teleprompter that Obama says, and Rahm Emanuel who are now the editors for news organizations. I'm sure that Rahm Emanuel and David Axelrod, they're...

RUSH: Remember when Obama met with the bank CEOs? Details have now emerged from the meeting, and according to the Politico.com: "The bankers struggled to make themselves clear to the president of the United States. Arrayed around a long mahogany table in the White House state dining room last week, the CEOs of the most powerful financial institutions in the world offered several explanations for paying high salaries to their employees -- and, by extension, to themselves." Now, I'm sure that went...

RUSH: This is Jeff in Keystone, Colorado, as we go back to the phones. It's great to have you here, sir. Hello.CALLER: Hey, great to be with you, Rush. Mega dittos. This makes my day getting to talk to you.RUSH: Well, I appreciate that, sir. Thank you.CALLER: Well, I wanted to talk to you Wednesday to prevent the tragedy that happened in Denver this week, but it wasn't timely, but now it is, and unfortunately there's nothing we can do about it. The Broncos traded away Jay Cutler.RUSH: The...

RUSH: This appears in the Big Money section of Slate.com: "Al is a 31-year-old consultant whose fiancee is currently unemployed. After a tough day at his New York office, he gets off the subway one stop early and walks the 15 minutes home, just to blow off steam before seeing her. 'She asks how my day was, but when you sit there and start talking about it and realize you hate your job that day, it's hard to combat the idea that, yeah, I do have a job, I wasn't part of the unfortunate many,' he...

RUSH: I have a sound bite I want you to hear. It is from former labor secretary Robert B. Reichhhh, but it may as well be any liberal. It could just as easily be Barack Obama. It's on CNBC this morning, and they had a discussion on a program called The Call, on Obama's budget and the national debt. By the way, the budget passed in the House and the Senate without a single Republican vote anywhere. There are some things that didn't make it; they're going to have trouble. They're not gone....

RUSH: Tri-Cities, Washington. This is Andrea. I'm glad that you called. It's nice to have you here.CALLER: Hi. First of all, Rush, you need to know I absolutely love your show. (giggles)RUSH: Thank you.CALLER: I have a couple questions for you. First of all, how is it that smart people can be so deceived by and ignorant about Barack Obama? The evidence is right in front of their faces and yet they don't see it.RUSH: That's an interesting question. I'm glad you asked the question, because...

RUSH: WNBC-TV Channel 4 called and they wanted to know what I thought about Governor Paterson suggesting that he would have raised taxes sooner had he known it would force me out of the state and the city. Here is the package Channel 4 in New York put together.RUSSO: The governor has said he fears New Yorkers drowning in taxes will flee the state, but he's not worried about reports that conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh plans to pack up.PATERSON: If I knew that would be the result, I would...

RUSH: President Obama with a joint press conference this morning with Angela Merkel, she is perhaps unique on the world stage among all the European Union leaders in that she is not spellbound and she's not rendered a little high school cheerleader when Obama comes to town. A story here from Baden-Baden Germany: "Last time Barack Obama came to Germany, he was campaigning for the White House, met Angela Merkel, and was treated like a rock star by hundreds of thousands of people in Berlin. But...

Rush's Morning Update: Results!April 6, 2009Watch It! Download Morning Update Video in QuickTimeListen to It! Windows Media Player|RealPlayer I'm sure most of youhave heard Democrats touting their wonderful intentions to help foreclosed homeowners -- who got loans they could never repay --stay in the house they couldn't really afford. So all sorts of pressure was put on lenders to "modify" the mortgages they held. Forget the original mortgage contract. Just like employment contracts,private,...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"I saw the Japanese are going to put some robots up on the moon. So? Obama's got 300 million robots in America! Who needs them on the moon?""Oh, no: sad news. A judge today has rejected Madonna's request to adopt another child from Malawi. It's just very, very sad. Madonna is just going to have to go out and find a different kind of accessory, I guess.""The ChiComs and the Russians are probably saying, 'Can we be this lucky? The...