RUSH: Yesterday on CNN, the first day of Copenhagen, they interviewed the head of the University of East Anglia, the Climate Research Unit where the hacked e-mails came out, a guy named Peter Liss. This is the head of the university and he said this about ClimateGate.LISS: I think it's hard to be a denier, and in some sense, you might say it's really up to the deniers to explain why it is when we're pumping so much greenhouse gas into the atmosphere why it wouldn't have such an effect. I mean,...

RUSH: Waynesboro, Virginia, this is Jennifer. Great to have you here. Hello.CALLER: Hi, Rush. How are you?RUSH: Fine. Thanks very much. How are you?CALLER: I'm doing very well. Just a little nervous. It's an honor to speak with you.RUSH: Thanks very much.CALLER: I wanted to comment on the Senate Republicans and your comments yesterday. I'm glad to hear Mitch McConnell saying that they are going to stand up against this and not just go along about it -- the health care legislation,...

RUSH: To the audio sound bites. Ben Bernanke. They're after him. Some people want to take away some of his powers. He was at the Economic Club in Washington yesterday, he spoke, and the president of the club, David Rubenstein said, "Do you expect the Fed will get all the money back that it has injected into the system in terms of loans to corporations?"BERNANKE: Yes, I do. I think we're in very good shape. I think, in fact, certainly the actions we took were not from the perspective of profit...

RUSH: Ladies and gentlemen, you know, we're back to Tiger Woods. A woman has just sent me a column today by Eugene Robinson in the Washington Post. Eugene Robinson is an African-American. He's a regular analyst, commentator over there at Mess NBC. And this woman that sent me, this friend, has put some comments in various parts of the column written by Eugene Robinson. The title of the column is: "Tiger's Validation Complex." And I'm just going to read to you from about halfway into the column...

RUSH: From the UK Guardian: "Copenhagen Climate Summit in Disarray After 'Danish Text' Leak -- The UN Copenhagen climate talks are in disarray today after developing countries reacted furiously to leaked documents that show world leaders will next week be asked to sign an agreement that hands more power to rich countries and sidelines the UN's role in all future climate change negotiations." Now, this is news. Rich countries are about to wrest control of all of this from the UN? Well, the three...

RUSH: So Copenhagen started yesterday. Remember the false, hoaxed, totally Photoshopped pictures of polar bears frolicking on little, small, ice cube type things that were said to be the remnants of melting glaciers, and they were just ice floes. And polar bears hang around on them all the time because they're cold. It's ice. Polar bears hang around ice. You put one in a zoo in New York in the summertime, and they have to put blocks of ice in there for the polar bears to lay on. So they put...

RUSH: I want to get to this Lisa Schiffren piece in the American Thinker. It's entitled: "'Tiger, Barack, and the Law of Transitivity' -- As a rule, the revelation that a married athlete (or actor, or rock star, or politician) has conducted extramarital affairs with bevy of 'party girls' may titillate, but rarely has the power to shock." Which was Snerdley's point when this whole thing started: "What's the big deal? This happens to everybody, athletes, everybody knows they do this." That's...

RUSH: You know, Harry Reid yesterday refers to Republicans who are blocking health care in the Senate as reminiscent of slave owners and Republicans who fought civil rights legislation and fought to maintain slavery. Of course, he's entirely wrong historically. It was -- slavery, it was a civil war, it was all that gave birth to the Republican Party. It was the Democrat Party which stood in the way of civil rights legislation, all the Southern Democrats! But here's what I'm thinking. On Sunday...

RUSH: The Reverend Jackson is not happy about this. Last night on PBS on the Tavis Smiley show, Tavis Smiley talked to the Monochrome Coalition chairman and whatever else he is, the Reverend Jackson, and the question: "Some think the blame Bush rhetoric no longer applies that Obama used successfully in the campaign."JACKSON: He essentially owns more and more. When Bush left office there were 30,000 troops in Afghanistan. We're now going to a hundred thousand, so we kind of own the Afghanistan...

RUSH: It is a crying shame, ladies and gentlemen, that that economic speech at Brookings that President Hoax and Change just gave was not in primetime. Hoax and Change. It's a shame it was not in primetime so all of America could have the choice of listening to his latest version of "I inherited and I am great." That is the theme of his speeches, I inherited, and I'm great. He dumped all over the Bush administration. TARP was flawed, his treasury secretary designed it! His tax cheat secretary...

Rush's Morning Update: Livin' Large!December 9, 2009Watch It! Download Morning Update Video in QuickTimeListen to It! Windows Media Player|RealPlayer Well folks, the Copenhagen wacko summit is underway and the liberals who want to destroy your lifestyle are living large. The environmentalist-wackos have ordered so many private limousines that Danish companies have run out; they're having more driven in, hundreds of miles, from Germany and Sweden. Only five of the 1,200 private limos ordered...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"In one year Barack Obama has added more to the deficit than George Bush did in eight years.""It is a crying shame, ladies and gentlemen, that that economic speech at Brookings that President Hoax and Change just gave was not in primetime so all of America could have the choice of listening to his latest version of 'I inherited and I am great.'" "This economy, if it is fighting back, this economy, if it is showing some sort of a...