RUSH: Robin in Aspen, Colorado, great to have you on the EIB Network. Hello.CALLER: Mr. Limbaugh. Hello.RUSH: Hi.CALLER: Hi. I kind of wanted to say, you know, I hope the Raiders win over the Steelers, it would be great, if the Steelers did go home after the first half, that would be tremendous for us. RUSH: You a Raiders fan? CALLER: Yeah, unfortunately.RUSH: Oh, man.CALLER: It's not easy, but I am a loyal Raiders fan. Pardon me. I also just wanted to say real quick, if you just give...

RUSH: Larry in Turlock, California. Welcome to the EIB Network. Great to have you here, sir.CALLER: "Dit-dit-dit dittos, tell us about that man." That's about how long I've been listening to you, Rush.RUSH: Oh, my gosh. You're going way, way, way, way back.CALLER: I'm an American, I'm a Vietnam-era veteran, and I'm a truth seeker. My comment is on that dog-and-phony show I saw last night on TV. I know one when I see one. I think we found the weapons of mass destruction. It's called politics...

RUSH: Hey, Snerdley, and the rest of you people out there: Remember tomorrow is our own unemployment summit here on the EIB Network. Obama's holding his jobs summit at the White House tomorrow, where he has said that the objective is not job creation. Yet we are going to do our own jobs summit tomorrow. We are going to take calls only from people who are unemployed. Now, I, El Rushbo, will be doing other items of news out there, but the phone calls tomorrow will be exclusively from those of...

RUSH: Nashville, Tennessee, Peter. Thank you for waiting, sir. It's nice to haveyou on theEIB Network. Hi.CALLER: Hey, Rush, it's so great to talk to you.RUSH: Thank you.CALLER: I'll get right to it. I want to tell you about the impact you're having on our son, and you continue to have, who is a junior in high school and is applying to West Point next year. And two years ago we gave him a subscription to 24/7 for Christmas. And you equipped him in facing down his liberal teachers. And I...

RUSH: To the phones, Chris in Waynesboro, Virginia. Great to have you on the EIB Network. Hello.CALLER: Good afternoon, sir.RUSH: Hey.CALLER: An honor to finally speak to my political science and life professor after nine years.RUSH: Thank you, sir, very much.CALLER: Hey, the thing I took away from that speech last night was the politicalness of it, putting troops in, pulling them out 18 months from now just before the election. And in my opinion, from now on, starting at the end of that...

RUSH: Rather than just play bites from the speech last night, we want to play bites from the president's March 27th speech at the Executive Office Building when he made a speech on Afghanistan and contrast that with a similar area of the speech last night at West Point. So in March, he was convinced of the danger of letting the "Tal-ee-bahn," as he says, have the country.OBAMA MARCH 27TH: Al-Qaeda and its allies, the terrorists who planned and supported the 9/11 attacks, are in Pakistan and Afghanistan....

RUSH: Last night on CBS coverage, Katie Couric spoke with Bob Schieffer after the speech. She asked Bob Schieffer, "How convincing do you think the president was tonight in terms of supporting his decision?"SCHIEFFER: The president always makes a very eloquent speech, but we'll look back on this and say, "This was the defining moment of the Obama presidency." This was the night when Barack Obama took full ownership of the war in Afghanistan. What the comment on this speech is going to be all...

RUSH: And from Der Spiegel, an opinion piece by Gabor Steingart. "Searching in Vain for the Obama Magic -- Never before has a speech by President Barack Obama felt as false as his Tuesday address announcing America's new strategy for Afghanistan. It seemed like a campaign speech combined with Bush rhetoric -- and left both dreamers and realists feeling distraught. One can hardly blame the West Point leadership. The academy commanders did their best to ensure that Commander-in-Chief Barack Obama's...

RUSH: All right, admit it, folks, nobody really knows what to think about this speech until I weigh in on it, right? Even though you all have your opinions, the most often asked question across the country this morning is, "What does Rush think about it?" Well, I thought it was incoherent. I thought it was incoherent because his policy is coherent. He didn't even announce a policy other than to get out of there. It's all political, the whole thing. He didn't use the word victory. He didn't...

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