RUSH: So Obama says he\u2019s not gonna meet with Morsi, the president of Egypt, the grand pooh-bah of the Muslim Brotherhood. You know what probably happened? He probably called Morsi and said, “Look, I\u2019ll have a lot more flexibility after the election.” The same thing he told Putin. Well, he told Medvedev to tell Putin. He said, (imitating Obama) “You tell Morsi I\u2019ll have a lot more flexibility after the election. It probably would hurt me to be seen meeting with you now since I blew off Netanyahu. So I gotta make it look like I\u2019m blowing you off, and I\u2019ll just go on over to The View and hang around with the babes over there, and that\u2019s it.” <\/p>\n
That\u2019s one version. There\u2019s another possibility that it wasn\u2019t Obama who canceled the meeting with Morsi. It could well be the other way around. After all, Obama still hasn\u2019t arrested the movie maker. He still hasn\u2019t handed over the blind sheik, Omar Abdel Rahman. It could be Morsi who\u2019s calling the shots in this relationship. It\u2019s Obama who bows down to these Arab guys. He did. He bowed to the king of Saudi Arabia. He bows down to these guys. So it could well be that Morsi is the one calling the shots. Morsi, I\u2019ve got the story somewhere here in the stack, Morsi is out there telling us that we have to change our ways. If we expect Egypt to like us, we have to change our ways. And they\u2019re saying the same thing in Pakistan<\/a>. Similar comments are coming out of Pakistan in the same vein. I don\u2019t know. Time will tell. <\/p>\n BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n RUSH: So Jay Carney, the spokesman the White House, just said he\u2019s highly offended that anyone would be critical of Obama saying that the deaths of those four Americans at the Libyan consulate are “bumps in the road.” It\u2019s what he said! It\u2019s what Obama said! He was on 60 Minutes last night and it\u2019s what he said. Well, all these things that happened are just “bumps in the road.” Does that…?<\/p>\n Look, I… (sigh) Why does it always have to be me to say this? Why is it always me? (interruption) I guess it is. I guess it is my destiny. Actually in this, I\u2019m not the only one to say this. After Obama\u2019s little Rose Garden appearance after the death of the ambassador, when he walked away and ignored the question, “Mr. President, is this an act of war?” there were a number of people who observed that he was strikingly unfazed.<\/p>\n