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RUSH: Ken in Livonia, Michigan, welcome to the EIB Network. Great to have you here.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Yeah, Rush. I wanted to comment that unfortunately once again when we look at President Barack Obama\u2019s decision to support the protesters in Egypt —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah.<\/p>\n

CALLER: — it\u2019s not in the interests of the American people. There is no way that you can create out of the belief system of Islam a democracy anywhere close to what we have in America.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah. They don\u2019t believe in it.<\/p>\n

CALLER: No. And since the overwhelming majority of the people in Egypt are Muslims, it\u2019s unavoidable to end up with another Islamic state like Iran.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Now, do you think Obama, I mean, clearly he knows this, right?<\/p>\n

CALLER: I do believe he knows it. <\/p>\n

RUSH: So why is he supporting the uprising?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, I really believe — and look at what he didn\u2019t do when Iran was having their uprising — I believe that he does want another Islamic state there, for whatever personal reasons, because —<\/p>\n

RUSH: That\u2019s a serious charge.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, when the Iranians had their uprising, he said and did nothing. Now, the Egyptians, they\u2019re having theirs and he\u2019s getting involved, and he knows — again, anybody that checks into the teachings of Islam, looks at the facts, there is no way that you can get, like I said, an American democracy out of their belief system.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Well, I know. There is not a Muslim nation democratic in the way we are anywhere in the world. You\u2019re absolutely right about that. I have found it really curious that Obama has, from the get-go, appeared to embrace this uprising. Muslim Brotherhood, throw Mubarak overboard. <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: I remember Jimmy Carter, he didn\u2019t say anything about the Iranian regime stepping down, either. You know, back in 2009, I mean. People forget this. In 2009 there was a huge uprising for freedom in Iran. Jimmy Carter didn\u2019t say Ahmadinejad must go, but Jimmy Carter\u2019s out there saying Mubarak must go. By the way, how do we get rid of anybody with the name Barack in their first name? Well, in their last name, Hosni Mubarak. He pronounces it Mubarak, but still. How can this country ever trust anybody with such a foreign name as Mubarak? Anyways, we gotta get rid of the guy. <\/p>\n

Now, ladies and gentlemen, just to give you an illustration of how things have changed, it\u2019s a good teaching moment for you leftists out there, including those of you in the media and in the Democrat Party. What went on this weekend and is still going on, we had a major uprising in Egypt. We had riots in the streets. There weren\u2019t too many women, by the way. Notice how few women you see in the protests in Egypt. We know that there were women protesters in Iran in 2009. Some of those women were shot, a number have since been hanged by the state. But it doesn\u2019t seem that there are that many women protesting in Egypt, which to me says that the protesters might not be all that tolerant or concerned about freedom after all. We\u2019ll just have to wait and see on that. But when all this was going on, where were the three network news anchors? <\/p>\n

Now, normally something like this, Egypt, we\u2019ve got a relationship, they would be over there. I mean if this were happening during the Bush administration, Saturday night all three nightly newscasts would have been done from Cairo. They\u2019d be over there and they would be blaming it on America, ‘This is what happened with the war in Iraq, this is what it\u2019s led to. Now we have another unstable ally,\u2019 blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Chris in Raleigh, North Carolina. Great to have you on the EIB Network. Hello.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Rush, thank you very much for taking my call.<\/p>\n

RUSH: You bet, sir, it\u2019s my pleasure out there.<\/p>\n

CALLER: My question is, and I don\u2019t want to sound like an anti-capitalist, but how much is President Mubarak worth? I\u2019ve heard rumors over the past couple days that he\u2019s worth in the tens of billions of dollars. I just wanted to know if that\u2019s really true.<\/p>\n

RUSH: I have no idea. So what if he is?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, my question, he\u2019s the only person over there who doesn\u2019t have King next to his name and he happens to be one of the wealthiest people out there, from what I\u2019ve heard. So I just had a question to see if that\u2019s really the case or if that\u2019s just something that they\u2019re just making up to infer that he\u2019s even worse off than he is.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Let me understand. You are hearing that he\u2019s a multibillionaire and that is why they\u2019re protesting him, and —<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, adds to the actual — infuriates the discrepancy between the rich and the poor, so I guess if people hear that he\u2019s worth like 13, $20 billion and you hear people are rioting over food riots I think that would explain to people more, but —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Well, you may have a point. We give Egypt one and a half billion dollars a year. It has to go someplace. I hadn\u2019t heard that. Who is it that is making this claim that Mubarak\u2019s a multibillionaire?<\/p>\n

CALLER: I heard it on obviously the liberal media, said something to that degree. <\/p>\n

RUSH: And they\u2019re saying this within the context, of course, Mubarak\u2019s a bad guy?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Of course.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Multibillionaire, bad guy, no wonder there are protests?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Hm-hm.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah, so they\u2019re trying to equate this with the protests at AIG and all that and those bonuses. I see. Yeah. So they\u2019re protesting Mubarak because he\u2019s a multibillionaire, and they\u2019re obviously protesting the king of Jordan \u2019cause he\u2019s a multibillionaire. Well, if they start protesting Gates and Buffett, they may have something. But I think that\u2019s all a smokescreen. I think this is classic. You have a story. You\u2019ve got an uprising. The media has templates. They have templates and narratives and they\u2019re just picking one that they like because nobody knows yet if this is good or bad for us. Have you seen the definitive explanation or analysis for this? Well, you\u2019ve seen attempts at it but I mean there\u2019s nobody with certitude. <\/p>\n

For crying out loud, when you have Jimmy Carter saying Mubarak must go that\u2019s reason enough to put the brakes on. So the fact that the left would be saying he\u2019s a multibillionaire fits perfectly the template. Obviously he\u2019s out of touch, he\u2019s raping his country and these poor people have finally figured it out. How much is Putin worth? Putin\u2019s gotta be worth billions. Nobody dares ask him. How much is Hugo Chavez worth? Nobody dares. How much is Fidel Castro worth? How about the Saudi king? How much is George Soros worth? For crying out loud, if we want to start talking about this we\u2019re just gonna end up illustrating that the wealthiest people in the world are liberal Democrats and totalitarians, and that they\u2019ve acquired their wealth by virtue of stealing it. That\u2019s all we\u2019re gonna confirm here. Chris, I appreciate the call. <\/p>\n

White Plains, New York, and Matt. You\u2019re next. I\u2019m glad you waited. Welcome to the program, sir.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Yeah, hi, Rush. Listen. This is a huge deception going on in the Middle East. This is not a display of democracy trying to work. There\u2019s a little history here of Mubarak. Back in \u201995 there was an attempted assassination by way of car bomb on his motorcade. It failed. At that time when he was rising in power Israeli relations were improving, and he actually came to the White House to visit Bill Clinton. The assassins were linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, more specifically Osama Bin Laden and Al-Qaeda. And that was in \u201995. In \u201996 Saudi Arabia expelled Osama Bin Laden. He went to Sudan. And we know a fatwa was issued in August out of a London Arabic newspaper where Osama Bin Laden, following the attempted assassination on Mubarak and his expulsion from Saudi Arabia, called for jihad against the US and all its allies, and then from there we had the two embassy bombings in Africa, the USS Cole, they sent operatives into this country to learn how to fly planes, and then they carried out 9\/11. Luckily Bush came on the scene. The weak foreign policy that was established under the Clinton administration changed completely under Bush and we kept them at bay for the last ten years. However, this is the Muslim Brotherhood\u2019s chance to take back Egypt, which is a strategic place in the Islam globalist vision for the world. This is absolutely not democracy at work. This is being propagandized. Anybody who thinks that Mubarak is bad, the next one after him could be ten times worse. That\u2019s why Clinton supported \u2019em, that\u2019s why Bush supported \u2019em, and it\u2019s very odd that Barack Hussein Obama does not support him.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah, I have to tell you I\u2019m with you on this. And as I say, not to be redundant here, but I started getting e-mails at dinner Friday night from people who were aghast that Obama was coming out in support of a radical Muslim group in terms of taking over control of Egypt. People were shocked by it.<\/p>\n

CALLER: They want Egypt back, Rush, they want it back, and, you know what, Barack Hussein Obama is gonna give it to \u2019em and we\u2019re gonna have problems.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Well, let me add to your history. Now, Bush pressured Mubarak to allow freer elections in 2005, and the Muslim Brotherhood won 20% of the seats in the Egyptian parliament. That surprised everybody. The size of that victory scared Washington and Cairo. And Mubarak responded to this by purging the organization. And that culminated in the Muslim Brotherhood\u2019s defeat in last year\u2019s legislative elections, which everybody said were rigged by the ruling party. So I\u2019m sure this is a factor, too. There are a lot of things that are not widely reported or even known. Mubarak is actually a hardliner against Islamists and has declared that he\u2019s never gonna let them hold power again. That\u2019s why they hate him. So, you know, Mubarak is certainly the lesser of a bunch of bad options. But this is exactly how we lost Iran. The Shah of Iran was said to be horrible. He was said to be rich and wealthy and stealing money from his own people, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And Jimmy Carter thought it was outrageous, Shah of Iran was a human rights violation, here comes Ayatollah Khomeini, and a lot of people are worried that this scenario is replaying itself because we\u2019ve got the second term of Jimmy Carter taking place here. Matt, I\u2019m glad you called. I appreciate it. Always a pleasure, thanks el mucho. <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Let\u2019s go back June 16th of 2009. By the way, folks, I know all of this is redundant, and I know you know the answer to the question, it\u2019s rhetorical. I just want to mention it anyway. It\u2019s the old, ‘What would happen if Bush were president during something like the uprising in Egypt?\u2019 By the way, Snerdley, do you think the Muslim Brotherhood will blow up the pyramids? You don\u2019t? You don\u2019t think they\u2019ll try to blow up the Sphinx or the pyramids? Well, maybe let some hack group do it, but I wouldn\u2019t be surprised. I mean look at what they\u2019ve done to things that were found in Afghanistan. Any rate, if this were Obama — uh, sorry — if this were Bush, can you imagine the scrutiny the media would be applying to Bush, all of the stories asking why Bush didn\u2019t see this coming? All the stories about the Bush intelligence apparatus, where was the CIA? Where was the Defense Intelligence Agency? All the media would be filled with stories like that. How come no one saw this coming? <\/p>\n

Well, the same question needs to be asked about Pharaoh Obama. Why didn\u2019t the Pharaoh see all this coming, particularly given his wonderful relationship with these regimes and their people? Obama went over to Egypt, made a speech, outreach to all of Muslimdom. He even grew a quasi-mustache there for the appropriate facial hair during the speech. Where is the scrutiny? Why no questions about the lack of intel on this? Why no questions about foreign policy screw ups? You notice how Mrs. Clinton escapes all criticism. Hell, folks, I mean Obama goes to a going-away party for a staffer that\u2019s not going away on Saturday night at the home of a media babe, with other members of the State-Controlled Media there, Saturday night, while Egypt is in flames. The only interest the media has in that story is, ‘Hey, how come we weren\u2019t invited?\u2019 But now, you know if this were Bush, well, jeez, there would be hearings. Where are the Republicans on Capitol Hill demanding where\u2019s the intel on this? Can you imagine the Democrats on Capitol Hill and in the Senate and in the House demanding hearings already to find how come we didn\u2019t know this was coming? A major ally, what\u2019s going on? Here\u2019s Obama, June 16th of 2009 in the Rose Garden, President Lee Myung-bak of the Republic of Korea, they had a joint press conference and here is Obama.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: You\u2019ve seen in Iran some initial reaction from the supreme leader —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: — that indicates he understands the Iranian people —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: — have deep concerns about the election.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: It\u2019s not productive given the history of US-Iranian relations to be seen as meddling, — <\/p>\n

RUSH: Oh.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: — the US president meddling in Iranian elections.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Oh, oh, oh.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: What I will repeat and what I said yesterday is that when I see violence directed at peaceful protesters, and —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah?<\/p>\n

OBAMA: — when I see peaceful dissent being suppressed.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah?<\/p>\n

OBAMA: — wherever that takes place it is of concern to me and it is of concern to the American people.<\/p>\n

RUSH: And now I\u2019m gonna go play golf. So we won\u2019t meddle, we\u2019re not gonna meddle in Iran, but here\u2019s a Washington Post headline on a story today. It\u2019s written by Karen DeYoung. ‘Obama Administration Aligns Itself with Protests in Egypt with Call for ‘Orderly Transition.” On Sunday Obama ‘firmly aligned himself with the protesters,\u2019 under the guise that they are democratic. Well, the protesters are the Muslim Brotherhood. We didn\u2019t wanna meddle in Iran. We were happy to meddle here. You go figure it out.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Mohamed ElBaradei, no friend of the United States, is a Nobel Prize laureate (that means he won a Nobel Prize, was a past winner of the Nobel Peace Prize). They give \u2019em away to anti-Americans. He got a Peace Prize because he stood away while Iran was nuking up. This is the UN\u2019s ElBaradei, Mohamed ElBaradei. The atomic energy dude, yeah. I know. He despises our guts. He despises our guts. And Sunday morning CNN\u2019s Fareed Zakaria\u2019s GPS, he talked to former International Atomic Energy Agency general director, Mohamed ElBaradei. ‘You\u2019ve heard Obama\u2019s statements in which he says that he\u2019s asked Mubarak to act on his promise to change, to bring democracy. Do you want him to do more of that?\u2019<\/p>\n

ELBARADEI: (accented) I continue, in honesty, as friend of the US, that your policy right now is a failed policy, is a policy that is lagging behind, is a policy that is having the effect here in Egypt that you are losing whatever left of credibility. This is an honest advice, Fareed. It absolutely has no credibility here in Egypt.<\/p>\n

RUSH: There you have it. Our policy (impression), ‘No credibility in Egypt! We don\u2019t like you. Egypt doesn\u2019t like you. Obama\u2019s policy is horrible. We don\u2019t like you, you stink, you suck, you are a\u2019horrible. We don\u2019t have anything to do with you. You just are rotten!\u2019 So here\u2019s Gibbs, the White House press briefing, mere moments ago.<\/p>\n

GIBBS: We have said all along that there are legitimate concerns and grievances had by the Egyptian people for a long time. We\u2019re not picking between those on the street and those in the government.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Oh.<\/p>\n

GIBBS: I\u2019m not gonna get into a series of hypotheticals. I think you heard yesterday very clearly the secretary of state say there must be an orderly transition, that a whole range of issues — some that I just talked about — have to be addressed — <\/p>\n

RUSH: Right, yeah.<\/p>\n

GIBBS: — that there has to be meaningful negotiations — <\/p>\n

RUSH: Right, right, right, right.<\/p>\n

GIBBS: — with a broad cross-section of the Egyptian people — <\/p>\n

RUSH: Right, right, right.<\/p>\n

GIBBS: — opposition groups — <\/p>\n

RUSH: Right, right, right.<\/p>\n

GIBBS: — that go to answering the very core of the freedoms that people desire.<\/p>\n

RUSH: We don\u2019t take sides? We don\u2019t take sides? Wait \u2019til you hear, however, what he said next.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Okay, so Gibbs at the White House press briefing says, ‘We\u2019re not taking sides,\u2019 but that there must be ‘an orderly transition.\u2019 That\u2019s what we just played. That\u2019s the position: There must be an orderly transition but we\u2019re not taking sides. A reporter said, Hey, Gibbs, ‘Can you define what you mean by orderly transition?\u2019<\/p>\n

GIBBS: (haltingly) The transition has to include, uhhh… An orderly transition has to include a process of negotiations with a broad cross-section of the Egyptian people, including those that are in the political opposition at the moment.<\/p>\n

REPORTER: With the current government?<\/p>\n

GIBBS: Uhhh… Well, I — I — I mean, I don\u2019t think the grievances are gonna be met unless there\u2019s some measure of, uhhh… of that involved.<\/p>\n

RUSH: They\u2019ve stepped in it here is what this means. ‘We don\u2019t take sides but there must be an orderly transition. Well, we just mean process of negotiation with a broad cross-section of the Egyptian people.\u2019 Process of negotiation? With a broad cross-section the Egyptian people? ‘With the current government?\u2019 ‘Well, I — I — I don\u2019t think the grievances are gonna be met unless there\u2019s some measure of that involved, yes.\u2019 So they\u2019ve stepped in it here and they\u2019re trying to worm and weasel out of this. The official program observer has a question. What would it be? (interruption) Mmm-hmm. (interruption) You tell me! The question has been asked: ‘What is the overall United States foreign policy,\u2019 not just with Egypt, but everywhere. <\/p>\n

What is the objective of US foreign policy? <\/p>\n

That is a good question. Now, I haven\u2019t heard them say. Well, Mrs. Clinton may have said something somewhere down the line since she got the gig at State. I don\u2019t recall it. I don\u2019t know… (sigh) I don\u2019t know what it is. One thing I do know is that our… I wager that a majority of the American people think that the Obama regime\u2019s foreign policy is what\u2019s best for the United States around the world. Wouldn\u2019t you think that\u2019s what most Americans think most presidents are engaged in is policies with nations around the world that are in our own best interests? But this regime has looked the other way when the Iranians have nuked up, or they don\u2019t look at all. Play this ElBaradei bite again. To me… <\/p>\n

This is Mohamed ElBaradei, the former International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei who told us, ‘The Iranians? You guys are worried about \u2019em and you shouldn\u2019t be. All they\u2019re trying to do here is get some nuclear power to modernize their country. They\u2019re not weaponizing.\u2019 Now, ElBaradei, his name\u2019s been tossed into the ring here as a replacement for Mubarak. And he was on with Fareed Zakaria, ‘Fareed Zakaria GPS.\u2019 I didn\u2019t know that Fareed Zakaria\u2019s show was a navigational aid in an automobile. Apparently it is. And Fareed Zakaria GPS asked Mohamed ElBaradei, ‘You\u2019ve heard Obama\u2019s statements. He says he\u2019s asked Mubarak to act on his promise to change, to bring democracy to Egypt. Do you want him to do more than that?\u2019 I don\u2019t know who Zakaria means, Obama or Mubarak here, but the question, do you want him to do more than that. <\/p>\n

(replaying of sound bite) <\/p>\n

RUSH: So, if I could sum up, Mohamed ElBaradei is telling us that our policy in Egypt has no credibility. As far as I know our ‘policy\u2019 in Egypt has been to point a finger at Mubarak and say, ‘You better loosen up there, bud. You\u2019d better have more freedom there, more elections or what have you,\u2019 and ElBaradei is saying that Mubarak hasn\u2019t done that and because we haven\u2019t really forced him to (impression) ‘that we have no credibility. None whatsoever. I can tell you honestly, as friend of the US, your policy right now is failed policy — a policy failed!\u2019 I\u2019ll, stop. They\u2019re gonna then say Ahmadinejad\u2019s mad at me and start attacking me for that. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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