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RUSH: So I get the audio sound bite roster today from Cookie. I actually get an e-mail before I get the roster. She said, “You\u2019re back. They were talking about you all weekend long.” And in these sound bites, folks, this is about the president calling me out along with Fox News last week in the New Yorker magazine.<\/a> They went to a bunch of these media types in the audio sound bites, and they all say he\u2019s justified. They all say the president is seriously agitated with me. This is not just talk; he is really, really agitated. The president\u2019s frustration is very real. The president has accepted reality: I am his problem. It\u2019s amazing. I got four or five of these sound bites. So we\u2019ve got that coming up. <\/p>\n

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We also have the State of the Union. I\u2019m gonna call it the State of the Coup. I think that is what we need to call this. It\u2019s not the State of the Union. It\u2019s the State of the Coup. That\u2019s between you and me, folks, shh, don\u2019t tell the media. That is a tweak. Let me tell you what\u2019s gonna happen. I just called it the State of the Coup. Now, the media\u2019s not listening here, they never do. They will hear that I said this on another website — take your pick, Daily Kos, Media Matters — they will be outraged, and then later this afternoon or sometime tomorrow, they will say how reprehensible, how horrible. Who does this guy think he is? This is not a banana republic. This is offensive. The president is right to be concerned, got this guy on the radio calling it the State of the Coup. <\/p>\n

And when that happens, you will know that you are in on the joke. Just between us. Because as I say, the media is not listening now. They never do. They will not go to my website to find out about this. They will hear about it Third Way and be appropriately outraged. So we\u2019ll stick with it all day, just for the fun of it, call it the State of the Coup. Plus it has the added benefit of it kind of works, doesn\u2019t it? And do you know what the theme of the State of the Coup is? Inequality. The president is going to complain and whine and moan about inequality. <\/p>\n

Do you know, ladies and gentlemen, poverty is not the result of income or wealth inequality? You might think, “Rush, that\u2019s not anything special.” There are a lot of people to whom that is going to be a controversial statement. “What do you mean inequality isn\u2019t due to poverty? What do you mean poverty doesn\u2019t cause inequality?<\/a> What do you think does?” And therein lies the answer to the big question. Here\u2019s another one for you. (interruption) No, I don\u2019t think you should be laughing about this at all. This is his route to further punish achievement, to stigmatize it, to stigmatize the rich. You hear about this guy, one of these big venture capitalist guys from California, San Francisco, his name is Peters. I think it\u2019s Peters. This was gonna be at the top of the Stack until the rest of the show biz stuff started rolling in. <\/p>\n

This guy wrote a piece, a letter to the editor. His name is Perkins, Tom Perkins, and he\u2019s part of a venture capital firm called Kleiner Perkins. He\u2019s 80. Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. And the Wall Street Journal had an op-ed piece<\/a> on college speech and censorship, and he wrote an op-ed, a letter to the editor in response to that op-ed in which he compared the left\u2019s demonizing of the rich to the Nazis demonizing the Jews. And as you could probably understand, the left is in an absolute tizzy over this. This guy is the former husband of the noted author Danielle Steel. He\u2019s also ticked off about the way she is treated by the San Francisco Chronicle. He hates the San Francisco Chronicle. <\/line><\/p>\n

Let me read to you from his letter to the editor. It ran Saturday. “From the Occupy movement to the demonization of the rich embedded in virtually every word of our local newspaper, the San Francisco Chronicle, I perceive a rising tide of hatred of the successful one percent. There is outraged public reaction to the Google buses <\/a>carrying technology workers from the city to the peninsula high-tech companies which employ them. We have outrage over the rising real-estate prices which these ‘techno geeks\u2019 can pay.<\/p>\n

“We have, for example, libelous and cruel attacks in the Chronicle on our number-one celebrity, the author Danielle Steel, alleging that she is a ‘snob\u2019 despite the millions she has spent on our city\u2019s homeless and mentally ill over the past decades. This is a very dangerous drift in our American thinking. Kristallnacht was unthinkable in 1930; is its descendent ‘progressive\u2019 radicalism unthinkable now?”<\/p>\n

So he is comparing the Occupy movement, the demonization of the rich<\/a> and the radicalism of inequality, exactly what the president\u2019s talking about, as being the equivalence of the Nazis routing the Jews from their homes under cover of darkness and taking from them everything they had and then kicking them out of their homes. Well, huh. I don\u2019t need to tell you how this is being reacted to. “Well, he\u2019s demented, he\u2019s 80, what do you expect? He\u2019s an old-fashioned guy. He\u2019s one of these guys that says to young kids, ‘Get off my lawn!'” And then they\u2019re asking, “Why would he do this?” And then they\u2019re asking of the Journal, “Why would the journal publish this?” <\/p>\n

And you know why it stands out? One of the reasons it stands out and made news is — we\u2019ve talked about it here — the rich do not defend themselves. When they\u2019re under assault, they shut up, they don\u2019t ever complain. This is viewed as complaining, and it\u2019s considered taboo, socially unacceptable for the rich to complain about anything. The tech blogs that I read, they were just all over this, everybody shocked and stunned, \u2019cause these people that I read all love the Occupy movement. They think it\u2019s real. They think it\u2019s genuine. But should you be concerned about Obama and the theme of the State of the Coup address being inequality? Damn right you should be. <\/p>\n

You couple that with Obama\u2019s stated desire and willingness to say to heck with Congress, and he\u2019s gonna go around \u2019em and do whatever. That statement that he made when he said he had a phone, he had a pen, and he doesn\u2019t care about Congress, was made during a comment on inequality. So the fact that it\u2019s his theme, he\u2019s just ratcheting up the class warfare, and what these guys do is demonize success and demonize achievement. I\u2019ve always thought that maybe they should be role models. They\u2019re hard workers. I mean, the rich in your neighborhood, they\u2019re the people you want your kids to emulate. In fact, if you\u2019re pursuing the American dream, they are the ones everybody emulates, whether they admit it or know it or not. But now we\u2019re demonizing them for the advancement of a political party. <\/line><\/p>\n

So I have an idea. You know, I\u2019m all about solutions here, and I want to help the president. The president looks at me as an impediment. He looks at me as a rival<\/a>. I\u2019m the reason — and it\u2019s been substantiated by people in the media. It has been justified. His feeling about me has been explained and justified by people in the media, and so I want to help. I\u2019m the reason that Republicans are not open to his ideas. <\/p>\n

I am the reason that the Republican base will not accept Obama\u2019s policies, solutions, and ideas. So in the State of the Coup, we are going to hear about the disparities and the inequalities economically from one group to the next and how we fix it, and I want to use a technique that I have learned and observed over the years about the Democrat Party and the left. Whenever they see inequality — and don\u2019t doubt me on this. You know this is true. <\/p>\n

When they see… For example, let\u2019s look at education. You\u2019ve got A students and you\u2019ve got students not doing so well. How do they solve that? They bring everybody down. That\u2019s exactly right, outcome-based education — and they tell the people that don\u2019t know that 2 + 2 = 4 that it\u2019s whatever they think it is. “It\u2019s fine. We\u2019re not gonna humiliate you.” The people that know that 2 + 2 = 4 get penalized. The various gaps in performance or income are always resolved by lowering those at the top, and that is called fairness. <\/p>\n

That is called equality. <\/p>\n

In the case of education, we eliminate courses and structures for fast learners, advanced students. We slow them down so that they do not leapfrog so far ahead of those who don\u2019t do well. In the case of income, we raise the taxes of people who do well, and we take more from them, and then we demonize them. The left, in every circumstance and every disparity where there are haves and have-nots, achievers and failures, successful and unsuccessful, the left never attempts to elevate those at the bottom. <\/p>\n

Because the left assumes that those at the bottom are there forever and will never be able to escape it, so the idea is to provide for them as best we can and keep them dumb and happy and dependent. Dependent, not independent, but dumb, happy, and dependent. At the same time, we lower those at the top so the gap narrows. They never, ever elevate from the bottom. They never even talk about elevating. Well, Obama… That\u2019s the thing: He will talk about hard work paying off for the American people.<\/p>\n

He doesn\u2019t mean it. It\u2019s just lip service because he knows that most Americans fervently still believe in that and want to believe that their president believes in it, even though he doesn\u2019t. So my idea, proposed here in advance of the president\u2019s State of the Coup address… It\u2019s tomorrow night, right? Okay. Here we go: To ensure equal beginnings for young people just out of high school and just out of college — \u2019cause that\u2019s what we\u2019re talking about, right? <\/p>\n

We must eliminate inequality. We must make sure that the starting point is the same for everybody, correct? Nobody\u2019s gonna have an advantage over anybody. Nobody is gonna have a leg up — and when we get to the outcome end of things, we\u2019re gonna trying to make that as fair and equal as possible, right? Why else would you want to attack inequality? Where\u2019s the inequality rear its head? The outcome of things. “How do people end up?” That\u2019s what we\u2019re worried about.<\/p>\n

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So my idea to ensure equal beginnings for 20-somethings in the job market, is all teenagers will be required to get high on the drug of their choice. They will be required to play video games. They will be required to remain jobless during summer breaks. They will not be allowed to do internships at a company — which are really nothing more than indoctrination camps, as are high school and college — if we\u2019re gonna equalize things using the Democrat method.<\/p>\n

Some people get jobs in the summer. Some people do internships. Some people don\u2019t play video games. Some people stay sober. That\u2019s not fair. Those people get ahead of the others. We must make sure everybody starts the same, and using the president\u2019s own philosophy, we\u2019ll start everybody at the same point by defining as normal the least successful among us. So every 20-something starting out gets high, plays video games, doesn\u2019t work. This is equal. This is equality. <\/p>\n

And it doesn\u2019t humiliate those who are high, because everybody will be. It doesn\u2019t humiliate those who don\u2019t have a job because no one will have one. It doesn\u2019t humiliate anybody playing video games because every will be. It doesn\u2019t humiliate anyone for having an internship because no one will. That\u2019s the starting point, because equal outcomes require and begin with equal preparation, because equality is so important.<\/p>\n

And because the Democrat Party never, ever seeks to elevate people into the higher levels, the higher reaches of success and achievement. They lower those at the top. We will do, in my program, what the Democrats do every day. We will punish the achievers. We will punish the responsible. We will make it harder on those who do not get high, who do not play video games all day, who do not watch television all day, and we will make them do exactly what everybody else is doing (i.e., nothing), so that we have an equal starting point. <\/p>\n

Does this sound fair? <\/p>\n

Folks, forget the substance. I just ask you, “Does this sound fair? Does this sound equal?” It most definitely does — and, besides, it fills the bill, because it punishes those with a head start. Those with a head start are those who got good grades, and that\u2019s not fair. It punishes those who want to go out and get summer jobs. That\u2019s not fair, because not everybody can. It punishes those who do not waste their time getting high or playing video games. We\u2019re just making sure everybody starts at the same point. <\/p>\n

And, of course, those who are getting high and playing video games and not working, that\u2019s the Democrat base. The president wants everybody to become a member of the Democrat base, and this is how we\u2019re gonna do it. It\u2019s my offer to help here, taking what I\u2019ve learned about the Democrat Party and how they fix problems like this. This is what\u2019s great about socialism\/communism. Opportunity is for the ruling class, not the schlubs. Obama\u2019s kids? They will have a free road to success, and so will Schumer\u2019s kids and so forth.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Equal outcomes begin with equal preparation, because equality is so important. There\u2019s something else we will do. We have the data. We know that marriage — not always, but generally and way more than not — predicts better outcomes for kids than those from single households, and that\u2019s a biggie. Kids from two-parent households statistically achieve more, go further. They just do. I mean, it\u2019s in the data. <\/p>\n

I\u2019m not making it up. I\u2019m not biased about it. <\/p>\n

At the same time, it\u2019s not fair, because not everybody has a two-parent family. Some people come from single-parent homes. Is it fair? Is it equal? So we might want to look at, if we\u2019re gonna… Remember, now, that equal outcomes begin with equal preparation, and the Democrat way is to make sure that everybody starts at the same level, which is in the gutter. So maybe kids with two parents will have to lose one of the parents as part of the deal.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: No, no. Ladies and gentlemen, all I\u2019m trying to point out is that the Democrat Party\u2019s America is defined by our lowest common denominator. Because, you see the lowest common denominator, the people that are in the lowest common denominator group, they\u2019re victims. They\u2019re only there because the achieved and the successful and the wealthy have prevented them from ever becoming something. It\u2019s not that they don\u2019t try, it\u2019s not that they don\u2019t make any effort, it\u2019s not that they don\u2019t study, it\u2019s not that they are industrious. They\u2019re victims. <\/p>\n

<\/a>This is what the Democrat Party\u2019s done for years. The Democrat Party doesn\u2019t look at the successful and point to them as role models. They are suspects. The real America — look, you know this as well as I\u2019m saying it, if you just have the courage to admit it. The real America is the dregs. The real America are all of the disadvantaged, and they\u2019re disadvantaged for nothing they\u2019ve done, no reason. They have no responsibility for it whatsoever. They\u2019re all victims. This is how the Democrat Party justifies its existence and its policies. The Democrat Party wouldn\u2019t be needed if they ever stood for people elevating themselves from current circumstances. <\/p>\n

The Democrat Party has shown they can\u2019t do it. People that have been voting Democrat for years are no better off for it than they\u2019ve ever been. We\u2019ve spent trillions trying and all it\u2019s done is destroy people and their ambition and their lives, their families. What was the number I saw, it\u2019s $20 trillion since the Great Society of 1964 that we\u2019ve redistributed. Stop and think about it. This is what really, issue by issue, day by day, when you look at the Democrats, you listen to \u2019em, you hear their policies, you hear the president talk about inequality, isn\u2019t it the case? You know it, it\u2019s undeniable, to them. America\u2019s not exceptional, A, it\u2019s not special. It\u2019s unfair. It\u2019s filled with injustice. It\u2019s filled with inequality. And the guilty are the responsible. <\/p>\n

The guilty are those who\u2019ve taken life seriously. The guilty are those who\u2019ve worked hard. The guilty are those who have tried. To the Democrats, they haven\u2019t done that. They have benefited from tricks, chicanery, inheritance, game is rigged, life\u2019s lottery. They were the lucky ones. They won in life\u2019s lottery. They have no responsibility, or very little, for their own success. <\/p>\n

Look, this is who they are. If you get down to nitty-gritty, this is what bugs you about Democrats when you listen to \u2019em. Forget individual policies. It\u2019s this overall view of the country that they have and then the policies that flow from that. So I\u2019m simply trying to illustrate here and help the president. He\u2019s got his State of the Coup address tomorrow night and he\u2019s gonna talk about inequality, and in his view, the inequality is owing to the people at the upper levels of whatever — money, achievement, success, grades, you name it. They have to be penalized. They have to be lowered. They have to be brought down. And they talk about a level playing field. My idea is it. <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Brian in Winterport, Maine, you\u2019re next, sir, great to have you on the EIB Network. Hello.<\/line><\/p>\n

CALLER: Hey, Rush, first time, long time.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Thank you, sir.<\/p>\n

CALLER: I have a wonderful idea in addition to your children of equality.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yes.<\/p>\n

CALLER: I think the government should require that the parents pay for the children to stay intoxicated at home and pay for the video games until the children are at least 30.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Why 30?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, I don\u2019t think 26 is long enough on the health insurance, which should be extended as well.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Well, let\u2019s not forget what we\u2019re doing here. Now, this is why — I\u2019m trying to be nice as I can be here — I have always said for 25 years, don\u2019t try this at home. It invariably happens. I, as do all accomplished great people, make what they do look easy. Anybody thinks they can do it. Brilliant idea today to illustrate the president\u2019s quest to solve the problem of inequality. And Brian here, a great guy, loyal member of the audience, wants to add to the idea with his own suggestions, which is cool, which is fine and dandy. But part of what he said, might take under advisement. Somebody\u2019s gotta pay for the kids to stay high and watch video games. Good point.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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