RUSH: This comes on the heels of Algore absolutely losing it at the Aspen Institute. "Polar bears drowning in an Alaskan sea because the ice packs are melting," and they even have one of the phony pictures here. You know, I look at this and I'm stunned that people ever bought that the polar bear here is on a melting glacier. (chuckles) At any rate, these pictures of these polar bears on top of three feet of ice became "the iconic image of the global warming debate.

SCARBOROUGH: I'm rooting for the president. We all are rooting for the president. If Rush Limbaugh is still rooting against the President, then he's also rooting for America to be in a fast decline, rooting for his stocks to collapse. These are precarious times, and we need a president who knows what he's doing, and we need a president who has the support of the American people.

RUSH: In the Washington Post today, it's a poll in a piece by John Cohen: "Majority of Public Has Lost Faith in Government Ability to Fix the Economy." Now, the Post writes this story as though it's horrible. "Oh, no! How can this be?" The Post seems to see this as a disaster. We of course here, you and I, would see this as good news.

RUSH: The next story we have from CNN Money: "Tax Increase on the Rich Would Impact Just 3% of Taxpayers." What's happening here? It's small, but two stories in a row is some kind of a record. A breakout here of truth from the State-Controlled Media. "As the government looks for ways to climb out of its massive hole of debt, all eyes are on the rich." No, they're not! All eyes are on government. All eyes are not on the rich. But it's CNN.

RUSH: Nancy Pelosi has finally named the final members of the super committee: James Clyburn, Representative Xavier Becerra of California (vice-chairman of Democrat caucus), and Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland. Clyburn is one of the most partisan Democrats in Congress -- and that's, folks, saying something. Pelosi described him as a
"consensus builder.

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RUSH: From our buddy Jacob Tapper, ABC's Nightline. "Smiley and West: Poverty, Income Inequalities in US Could Lead to UK-Like Riots -- On Nightline last night," this is Jake Tapper writing, "we sat down with PBS and radio talk show host Tavis Smiley and Princeton University professor Dr. Cornel West about their Poverty Tour."

RUSH: Tavis Smiley and Cornel West are on their poverty tour, stopping in places like Nightline, C-SPAN, and MSNBC (where there is definitely poverty, but not the kind that they are describing), and what are they running around saying? They're running around saying, "90% of the wealth in this country is controlled by 1% of the population!" We know the wealthiest employees in this country work for the federal government now.

OBAMA: To you and your families, "Ramadan Kareem." Like so many faiths, Islam has always been part of our American family. In one month we will mark the tenth anniversary of those awful attacks that brought so much pain to our hearts. Muslim Americans were innocent passengers on those planes.

ROMNEY: You get to ask your question; I get to give my answer. If you don't like my answer, you can vote for someone else. Barack Obama is killing this economy! Barack Obama's why 25 million people don't have jobs and can't find jobs

RUSH: You know, Reagan ran a great, great campaign in 1980 and made famous the slogan, "Are you better off than you were four years ago?" The Republican nominee in 2012 needs to run around and say, "Are you better off than you were five minutes ago?" Because it's getting worse by the minute!

So. As if the housing market weren't in enough distress – the Obama Regime has decided it wants to help. By turning thousands of government-owned foreclosures into rental-income properties. Yes: Big Government is about to become: Big Landlord.

"Twenty-three years ago when I started this program, I never imagined that I would be so effective, so loved, and so popular, that they would create an entire television network devoted to misreporting or reporting what I say on the radio every day. That's what MSNBC does: It exists to report what I say on the radio every day."