RUSH: Remember, when was it, back in July, first of the month, CNN did a report on the economy, and I sort of had a little fun with it. Christine Romans on CNN Your Money on Saturday afternoon spoke with Black Enterprise editor Alfred Edmond and radio host Roland Martin about the stock market and the economy. And Edmond says, "How much worse could it get when you got down to 6500? I think it's encouraging. it's somewhat sustained performance by the stock market. I think you saw the news on housing...

RUSH: Barney Frank today made a speech at the National Press Club. I have a total of five sound bites. I just want to play two of them for you right now. Here is the first. FRANK (sped up): I've had people come to us and complain, "Well, if you do that, I can't make any money." The answer is that's not my job. We're not here to help you make money. We are here to help have a system in which you will make money as an incident of your providing funds to those who will use it productively.RUSH:...

RUSH: Cincinnati. Rosy, hi. It's great to have you with us.CALLER: Hey, Rush, how are you?RUSH: Just fine. Thank you.CALLER: Good. Hey, I'm going to try to keep this cohesive. I'm a little bit upset. I just got off the phone earlier with the AARP. And I called to express my concerns about their support of Obamacare. The response I got was there are only a couple of ideas with which they agree or that they would condone, and I said, "Well, how do you expect those ideas to remain if we're...

RUSH: This morning at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, the International Trade Center, Obama addressed the inaugural US-ChiCom strategic and economic dialogue and here is a portion of his remarks.OBAMA (sped-up): No one nation can meet the challenges of the Twenty-First Century on its own nor effectively advance its interests in isolation. And it's this fundamental truth that compels to us cooperate. Let us be honest. We know that some are wary of future. Some in China think that America...

RUSH: El Rushbo was all over the media over the weekend. Friday night, PBS, Bill Moyers Journal, he said this about the Fairness Doctrine.MOYERS: Some of you remember the Fairness Doctrine, adopted 60 years ago by the Federal Communications Commission. It said that opposing points of view had to be presented on radio or TV in a way that was honest, equitable and balanced. If not, said the FCC, a station could lose its license. Ronald Reagan abolished the doctrine in 1987, but mention it today,...

RUSH: Sarah Palin closed out her career as governor of Alaska yesterday. We have three sound bites from her remarks.PALIN: You have such important jobs reporting facts and informing the electorate and exerting power to influence. You represent what could and should be a respected, honest profession that could and should be a cornerstone of our democracy. Democracy depends on you. And that is why our troops are willing to die for you. So, how about -- in honor of the American soldier -- you...

RUSH: Here. We have the audio of John Conyers. It's last Friday at the National Press Club. Now, folks, I'm going to be honest with you. I didn't know until doing show prep today that Conyers had said this on Friday. And I only saw it because I checked out the Cybercast News Service. I didn't see it in any State-Run Media. Did you? Did you guys hear about this over the weekend? It was a shock to everybody, right? Here's what he said again. CONYERS: I love these members that get up and...

RUSH: Last Friday night on MSNBC, they had a guest host in there, Richard Wolffe, interviewing the White House press secretary, Robert Gibbs. Question: "Rush Limbaugh says this is all about ethnic politics," the Gates business. "He even compared the president to the prosecutor in the Duke rape case." Oh, that got them so upset! That got 'em so upset all day long when I called him "Barack Nifong." That sent MSNBC into fits. A couple people over there had to go into heart surgery. So I called...

RUSH: One of the things I wish I'd said on Greta that I said Friday, I want to repeat now, is one of the best points that anybody could make in describing the uniqueness and greatness of this country, do you realize that the history of the world is tyranny? The history of the world is dictatorship. The history of the world is dungeons and torture chambers. That's why this country is so unique. It's just part of human nature for people who desire to have power over other people. There are people...

RUSH: Folks, as I told you all last week, this is not a time to start getting giddy or celebratory because fighting these people is a daily thing for the rest of our lives. They are always going to be here. I want to restate a point I made on Friday. I wish I had made this point in the interview with Greta Van Susteren -- by the way, did you see the ratings? Thursday night she owned it. Thursday night she owned it, highest ratings in cable news in the 10 p.m. hour for Greta. I was very proud...

Rush's Morning Update: Reform!July 28, 2009Watch It! Download Morning Update Video in QuickTimeListen to It! Windows Media Player|RealPlayer My friends, a South Florida jury delivered a huge dose of health care reform. The case involved the tragedy of Luis Jimenez --a day laborer and illegal immigrant from Guatemala. Jimenez was in a van struck by a drunk driver nine years ago. The accident left him a paraplegic with the cognitive abilities of a fourth grader. Like all who require emergency...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"I had a dream that I was a slave building a sphinx in the desert. It looked like Obama." "See, what really bugged the media was when I called him Barack Nifong; they'll always tell you when you hit the bull's-eye. They were so busy worrying about Barack Nifong that they didn't hear me call him Barack Fonda -- wait 'til they get that!""Bill Moyers is simply jealous and frustrated that there is no longer a media monopoly that he...

Story #1:Great Headline: July Has Been Disaster for ObamaRUSH: This is from TheHill.com. It's by Sam Youngman. "'Analysis: July Has Been Disaster for Obama, Hill Dems.' -- After the climate bill passed 219-212 on the afternoon of June 26, there was a feeling that the White House could get much of its agenda through Congress in 2009. A month later, there are doubts that President Obama will even achieve his number one priority of healthcare reform, much less cap-and-trade, immigration reform and...