RUSH: Tony Dungy has weighed in on this on the Dan Patrick radio show this morning. Dan Patrick asked for his thoughts on the whole thing.DUNGY: You know, I guess it bothered a lot of people, it really didn't bother me. I think anybody should have the right to pursue whatever they want, they should go through the process just like anyone else and there would be 28 owners that would vote and I think the process should be able to go forth. I don't like it when people say "because of this he shouldn't...

RUSH: I mentioned early today that Harry Reid had let slip that the health care bill was actually going to cost $2 trillion. Here is how it happened. This was on the Senate floor yesterday in Washington.REID: The senior senator from New Hampshire, he talked about CBO saying there could be $54 billion saved each year if we put caps on medical malpractice and put some restrictions, tort reform, $54 billion. Sounds like a lot of money, doesn't it, Mr. President? The answer is yes. But, remember,...

RUSH: Ladies and gentlemen, the attacks on me continue, but remember these are attacks on all of you. This whole business is an attack on all of conservatism. They are still talking about this at ESPN, show called First Take. They have a former player who is an analyst on the network now, Marcellus Wiley, who I've never met and I've never spoken to, and he was asked this morning for his reaction to my being removed from the potential ownership group of the Rams.WILEY: The NFL called an audible....

RUSH: We have the Hutch on the phone from Seattle. Ken Hutcherson, former linebacker, Dallas Cowboys, Seattle Seahawks. Hutch, welcome to the program.THE HUTCH: Hey, my man. I am so mad, I am doing back flips up here in Seattle. What in the world is going on in the United States? I mean, the whole issue, Rush -- whether you like it or not -- is they have done you wrong. And this is intolerance, it's prejudice, and if America don't wake up, it is going to happen to them. I am so mad, man,...

RUSH: I'm checking a lot of e-mails from people today in both the public e-mail address that I give out here on the radio and the subscriber e-mail address at RushLimbaugh.com, and there's an overwhelming sentiment: "Sue them, sue them to bankruptcy, and go after Sharpton and Jackson." We did that yesterday, folks. If you'll go to RushLimbaugh.com -- (interruption) it wasn't enough, Dawn? It wasn't enough? We did the whole third hour on it, Snerdley, what more could we point out? My new favorite...

RUSH: During the break I was watching television. I see President Obama has landed in New Orleans. Now, everybody thinks he's going to New Orleans to show concern and to investigate the recovery efforts there from Hurricane Katrina. And I got a couple stories about this today. The LA Times: "Obama Set for First Visit to New Orleans as President," but the story is full of quotes from people saying, "He's going to be here, what? Four hours? He's going to do a town meeting and then split? Why,...

Rush's Morning Update: Dark DaysOctober 16, 2009Watch It! Download Morning Update Video in QuickTimeListen to It! Windows Media Player|RealPlayer Get this, folks. America's largest business group,the US Chamber of Commerce,is spending $25 million on something that in years past would have been considered completely unnecessary: they're launching an advertising campaign to extol the virtues of -- wait for it -- free market enterprise.Explaining the goals of the campaign, the Chamber president,...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"I'm very honored. I now have something in common with Justice Thomas: I, too, have had my high-tech lynching.""It was fascinating to watch my e-mail when it first leaked that Dave Checketts was kicking me out of the group. I started getting requests from media people: 'We'd like to have you on; could you tell us what you think?' I'm saying to myself, 'Why should I say another syllable to these people when they make it up anyway?'""I...

Story #1:Love Client #9: Stop the Chamber of Commerce RUSH: I just finished telling you that the Chamber of Commerce is running a $25 million to run an ad campaign to explain free market and free enterprise to the American people. From Slate.com, a piece written today by Eliot Spitzer, client No. 9: "Chamber of Horrors. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce must be stopped. Here's how to do it. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce—the self-proclaimed voice of business in Washington—has been wrong...