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RUSH: So yesterday, what I attempted to do<\/a> — and I really need to do something here that I haven\u2019t done. I need to print out some of the responses that Phil Mushnick\u2019s column got. Phil Mushnick of the New York Post wrote a piece on Sunday. I need to tell you who Phil is, for those of you outside New York who have maybe not discovered him until recently. Phil Mushnick, I guess it would be fair to say, has a couple of frequent themes that he writes about, with different examples each theme. <\/p>\n

One of his themes is the cultural decay taking place both on and off the field in sports and how the sports media never talks about it, never criticizes it — and, in effect, endorses it. It bothers him. It bothers him just like the cultural rot because of liberalism bothers us in areas outsides of sports. But he writes about it frequently, and he often pulls no punches, and he\u2019s fearless. He is not afraid of what\u2019s gonna be said about him after he does things. <\/p>\n

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I mean, he will write a piece ripping Robinson Cano and the Yankee broadcast team and the Yankees and Major League Baseball for paying a guy all that money to dog it if he doesn\u2019t hit a home run. This guy routinely hits the ball and then stands at home plate watching, and turns a routine triple into an out at second base, turns a routine double into barely making it to first base before being thrown out \u2019cause the guy just doesn\u2019t run the bases.<\/p>\n

So he doesn\u2019t execute the fundamentals, and Mushnick calls him on it. He calls the announcers on it. He said (summarized), “The announcers treat this guy as a great hero, a great guy. Because he could play baseball, he\u2019s great guy. Because he earns a lot of money, he\u2019s a great guy.” He gets into teams — the Jets, the Mets — for the way they rip off fans with personal seat licenses, and he\u2019s always jabbing Roger Goodell for saying that PSLs are good investments. They\u2019re no such thing. <\/p>\n

You know, a PSL is having to buy a license for the right to buy season tickets. You know. They double-dip you. He continually writes about families being ignored. The best customers in baseball and football being ignored, season ticket holders, families. They get the schedule, they plan a summertime trip to New York to watch a Sunday afternoon game with the Mets and say whoever, the Cardinals.<\/p>\n

Then ESPN comes along says, “We want the game, it\u2019s at eight o\u2019clock,” and the family has to cancel because it\u2019s a school night. They can\u2019t go to the game. They can\u2019t afford a hotel. They can barely afford the game. So he writes in defense of the fans. He says baseball\u2019s sold out to TV, and he laments all this stuff. He writes of when it used to not be this way. Same example\u2019s given for football games that are “flexed” late in the season to Sunday night games on NBC, or games that don\u2019t start at one or four o\u2019clock but later and so forth. <\/p>\n

He constantly does this. He\u2019ll take note of every college football team that adds black to its uniform colors. He says black is a gang color and he says the teams are acknowledging the gang culture, and he points to the Detroit Lions. There\u2019s no black in the Detroit Lions history. What are they doing with black jerseys, the third jersey, or black stripes? He says it\u2019s an acknowledgement of gang culture<\/a>, Crips and the Bloods. This is common, and he\u2019s worried about it, and he\u2019s worried nobody else comments on it. <\/p>\n

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He\u2019s worried about the message that all of this is sending young people who idolize players and teams and so forth. One of the other themes he writes about is, “Okay, so an athlete is great on the field. That doesn\u2019t mean that they\u2019re great people,” and he\u2019ll cite Lance Armstrong and how the media totally fawned over him, totally bought it all, and it turns out the truth is the opposite. Look, and he says same thing with A-Rod now. <\/p>\n

The latest example of that was Adrian Peterson. Adrian Peterson learned that an “alleged son” of his was beaten to near death last Friday in South Dakota. But at the time, the kid hadn\u2019t died. He was in the hospital on life support, and Peterson left Minneapolis and went to South Dakota to see his son, his “alleged son.” Some people are making the case he didn\u2019t know for sure if it was his or not.<\/p>\n

So Mushnick writes a piece that details all of the legal skirmishes and problems Peterson has had, and many of the other children he has a had out of wedlock, and he refers to the women who have given birth to Peterson\u2019s kids as “baby mamas,” and he does so in a critical way. He thinks “baby mama” has become an accepted term which glorifies single parenthood which Mushnick thinks is bad for society and culture. <\/p>\n

Here is how he wrote about that — and, by the way, the Drive-By sports media is livid at Mushnick for this, because they think it\u2019s totally fine to write a glowing character piece of Adrian Peterson after his son was beaten and then died, and they think that Mushnick is terribly insensitive and totally, totally off the wall and out of bounds in writing about anything critical of Peterson because his kid died. “How do you that? Does it matter? His kid just died, Phil! What in the world are you doing?<\/p>\n

“It proves that you\u2019re in sensitive, that you\u2019re an old man, that times have changed, the world has passed you by, and you\u2019re a racist pig. What in the world you doing?” The reaction was much like that throughout all of the sportswriter community. Now, here is Peterson being written about by Mushnick in this baby mama fashion. “The suspect in the beating murder of Peterson\u00c2\u2019s 2-year-old is the boyfriend of Peterson\u00c2\u2019s ‘baby mama\u2019 — now the casual, flippant, detestable and common buzz-phrase for absentee, wham-bam fatherhood.” <\/p>\n

Well, obviously Phil doesn\u2019t approve of absentee fatherhood, and he doesn\u2019t approve of it being glorified, and he think baby mama is “detestable.” It is used in common parlance. “Oh, that\u2019s my baby mama over there!” Even husbands refer to their wives as their “baby mamas,” and didn\u2019t Michelle (My Belle), at the 2004 Democrat convention, come out and call Obama her “baby\u2019s daddy”? “I want to introduce you to my baby\u2019s daddy,” and Barack came out. Well, Phil finds all this stuff just…<\/p>\n

I\u2019m putting words in his mouth here, and I don\u2019t mean to do that. As a reader of his stuff sometimes, I think he looks at this as a deterioration of cultural standards that he thinks used to be pretty good. So he wrote a piece, “Being a Great Player Doesn\u2019t Make Peterson a Great Guy,” and he cited some of Peterson\u2019s failings as such. “Thus it was unsurprising Peterson\u00c2\u2019s downside went ignored. In 2009, he was busted for driving 109 mph in a 55 mph zone.<\/p>\n

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“He dismissed that as no big deal, which was doubly disturbing — his older, full brother was killed by a reckless driver. Last summer, Peterson was in a club when he and friends were informed that it was closing time, past 2 a.m. Apparently, Peterson and pals felt they would decide when it was time to close. The police report noted three cops were needed to subdue Peterson. He spent the rest of the night in jail, arrested for resisting arrest (a charge that was later dismissed),” and then, again, the passage on the “baby mama” business.<\/p>\n

“The suspect in the beating murder of Peterson\u2019s 2-year-old is the boyfriend of Peterson\u00c2\u2019s ‘baby mama\u2019 — now the casual, flippant, detestable and common buzz-phrase for absentee, wham-bam fatherhood. The accused, Joseph Patterson, previously was hit with domestic assault and abuse charges. With his resources, how could Peterson, the NFL\u00c2\u2019s MVP, have allowed his son to remain in such an environment?” The answer to that is that it\u2019s being reported Peterson didn\u2019t know until recently that this was his son and he\u2019d never met him. <\/p>\n

So he has an out on that. “Did he not know, or not care? Or not care to know? Or not know to care? Peterson couldn\u2019t have provided his son a better life, a longer life? Money can\u2019t buy love, but having signed a $96 million deal, he could not have provided his child — apparently his second from a ‘baby mama\u2019 — a safe home?” The concluding paragraph really set them out there in the Redskins Need to Change Their Name League.<\/p>\n

“Maybe Peterson\u2019s son is just one more stands-to-reason murder victim, just another child born to just another ‘baby mama,\u2019 one more kid who never had a shot, anyway. Maybe, by now, even if we can\u2019t accept it, we can expect it.” Well, again, I can\u2019t tell you… I\u2019ve got four different reactions here from large and small websites. “Phil Mushnick wrote the most expensive sports column in the history of the earth!”<\/p>\n

“Phil Mushnick is a horrible person for his Adrian Peterson article!” “The New York Post column about Adrian Peterson is the worst!” “Phil Mushnick rips Adrian Peterson\u2019s character in possibly worst column ever!” I would venture to say that every one of these people reacting, in Phil\u2019s view, is probably… I don\u2019t know him. I shouldn\u2019t say “Phil.” I\u2019ve played golf with him one time, and that\u2019s long, long time ago. He\u2019s not a friend. I don\u2019t know him.<\/p>\n

He\u2019s an acquaintance at best. But I would think that these people are making his point, because they\u2019re ripping him and coming to the defense of this, and are asking for sensitivity and, “My God do you have to say these kind of things right now?” and so forth. Phil\u2019s point is, “Why are you guys building these guys up into characters and personalities that they aren\u2019t, just because they\u2019re successful athletes?” But that has been a standard of sports writing. That\u2019s been a standard.<\/line><\/p>\n

Even I, a noted political expert and wizard — even I, as a consumer reading the sports, watching the sports — see every star athlete is also one of the greatest human beings ever. Whatever the life story is. In fact, the harder the story, the greater the person, and they\u2019ve all had hard lives. It kind of goes back to Keith Ablow\u2019s piece yesterday describing Obama as considering himself a victim of everything. <\/p>\n

So, anyway, since the Mushnick piece first ran, we have learned that there are five additional Adrian Peterson children. I don\u2019t know that Phil has reacted to any of this. I don\u2019t know if he\u2019s written anything in response to it. Oh, it\u2019s our old buddies here at TMZ<\/a>. Let\u2019s see, yesterday. He\u2019s fathered seven kids, not five. They got a picture here of “Adrian Peterson Baby Mama.” The day\u2019s not over yet. “Adrian Peterson Baby Mama.”<\/p>\n

Our Adrian Peterson baby count was off by two,” they write at TMZ<\/a>, “at least according to one of the NFL star\u2019s baby mamas, who tells us AP [Adrian Peterson] has actually fathered SEVEN kids, not five. TMZ broke the story about baby #5 today, but Erica Syion — a former dancer who met AP in Houston a few years back — called in to ‘TMZ Live\u2019 today to correct our math … and the numbers are pretty shocking. As for how good of a dad Adrian is, Erica says he dutifully pays his child support … but could definitely stand to spend more quality time with his children.”<\/p>\n

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RUSH: My friends, we have an update. We have breaking news. Well, it\u2019s not breaking news. Have you noticed everything on Fox now is breaking news? Even at midnight. The story that ran at eight a.m. that day is breaking news. Have you noticed that? Anyway, we have an update, another column in the same vein as Phil Mushnick\u2019s has been written by a woman named Susan Reimer at the Baltimore Sun<\/a>, and the sportswriter community is outraged at her as well. <\/p>\n

Her piece: “Where is the Outrage for Adrian Peterson\u2019s Version of Parenthood?” That\u2019s the title of the op-ed that she wrote. “Where is the outrage for an NFL player who apparently fathered five children,” it\u2019s now seven, Susan, according to TMZ, “by four women, none of them he was married to?” It\u2019s not just the sportswriter community, but the commenters, the people reading this in the Baltimore Sun are just calling her some of the worst names.<\/p>\n

She\u2019s a piece of excrement. She needs to get together with Mushnick and they need to nuke each other. I mean, it\u2019s just hilarious. It\u2019s hilarious.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: I\u2019ll tell you, the utterly profane and obscene comments being posted the Baltimore Sun, the tweets about Susan Reimer\u2019s piece about Adrian Peterson… They\u2019re not all sportswriters. In fact, most of them are just tweeters, readers, average people. They\u2019re not sports writers. Some of them may be, but the general population, certain segments of it, fit to be tied over what Phil Mushnick wrote and now Susan Reimer. <\/p>\n

Okay, it\u2019s Mort from Keokuk, not Dubuque. I got \u2019em confused. He said, “Rush in light of the Adrian Peterson baby mama realizations, there are other NFL players such as Antonio Cromartie, who…” Remember that? On an HBO episode of Hard Knocks he couldn\u2019t name all eight of his children. So Mort says, “Look, this is an obvious program in the NFL and perhaps throughout the culture.<\/line><\/p>\n

“So maybe the NFL, following Breast Cancer Awareness Month, could do Fatherhood Awareness Month in November, and would come up with a color that every player on every team wears. It could be light blue, whatever color you would associate with fatherhood, and then have the symbol not be a colored felon, but a punctured or broken condom. You\u2019d actually have that logo made of a broken condom, and you have it sewn on the jerseys, complete with the color.<\/p>\n

“Then we\u2019re tackling the problem the way our society does: We go at it in a purely symbolic way.” He said, “Rush, it\u2019s waiting to happen. It\u2019s ideal for you to make reality.” Now, Mort says he doesn\u2019t mind my mentioning his name. It\u2019s his e-mail. But we\u2019re interested in helping. It may be time for this. It may be time for this. I mean, obviously this is happening, and we can continue reporting the stories, and everybody can feel bad, feel sorry and, “Oh, my God, how could this be happening?”<\/p>\n

But what\u2019s needed now is action. <\/p>\n

We could get any number of people as spokesmen for this. But you may not even need that. Fatherhood Awareness Month, every November. Think of the attention you could get in the Thanksgiving Day games. There are massive audiences on the Thanksgiving Day games. So I just wanted to put the idea out there for the NFL, \u2019cause we\u2019re trying to help — and coming on the heels of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it\u2019s a natural.<\/p>\n

Fatherhood Awareness Month in the NFL! I\u2019ll bet the NBA might be into it, and maybe Major League Baseball. (interruption) Who? Somebody just told me in the NBA there\u2019s somebody with 11 kids? He\u2019s retired. All right. He has 11 baby mamas. Okay. Clearly something needs to be done here, clearly. Consciousness raising, awareness needs to take place, and they\u2019re showing us the way with Breast Cancer Awareness Month in the NFL. <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: So Mr. Snerdley, it has been suggested to me an alternate symbol for Fatherhood Awareness Month, and that would be a ribbon made out of child support checks. A ribbon made out of child support checks in the shape of the dollar bill (we had a deficit-reduction ribbon we did with a dollar bill), instead of using a punctured or used or broken condom. The only problem, folks, I have with a ribbon made out of child support checks is there\u2019s no doubt a shortage of those. <\/p>\n

So you\u2019d have to create some fake ones, symbol. We\u2019re just trying to help here. <\/p>\n

Fatherhood Awareness Month in November the NFL, right on the heels of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

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