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RUSH: Lo and behold, my friends, here\u2019s another one. Another bakery had to shut down, and this is from Indianapolis, all the way back in February, February 15th. USA Today: “A bakery that drew protests for refusing to prepare a cake for a gay couple has closed its doors.”<\/p>\n

So you see, ladies and gentlemen, I knew that bakeries had been shut down because of this. I just erred in talking about the bakery in Denver. That one\u2019s still open<\/a>, and they weathered the storm. But this one is in Indianapolis.<\/p>\n

“The 111 Cakery was still profitable, said co-owner Randy McGath. But McGath\u2019s 45-year-old wife, Trish, did most of the baking and wanted more time to spend with the couple\u2019s four grandchildren. The business ‘was wearing her out,\u2019 her husband said. She has been taking a break from working since Dec. 31 when the bakery went out of business, he said. In March the McGaths faced a firestorm of protest after declining a request to bake a cake for a commitment ceremony for two men. Same-sex marriage has been legal in Indiana since Oct. 7.”<\/p>\n

What? The hell, you say. You mean to tell me that gay people could get married in this bigoted, racist state? How is that possible? With everything you\u2019re hearing about Indiana, can you believe this hysteria? Can you believe this? All these businesses claiming they\u2019re gonna get out. All of these conventions that were scheduled to take place in Indiana, the sponsors demanding and claiming they\u2019re gonna get out, can you believe this? A 100 percent manufactured hysteria.<\/p>\n

If you pay attention to the Drive-By Media, you would think that the state of Indiana has more bigotry, racism, sexism, than your average Middle Eastern Sharia law country. If you paid attention to the American media you would think Indiana was one of the worst spots on earth you could go and live. So many bigots, so many racists, so many homophobes. And yet we find out that gay marriage has been legal in Indiana since last October.<\/p>\n

A TV station in Indianapolis broadcast the story of the bakery rejecting the request to bake a cake for a commitment ceremony for two men. The next day Facebook and Twitter blew up with outrage. By the way, that\u2019s all manufactured, too. Take it from one who knows. Take it from one who is a target of some of this stuff. We have done research, folks, we have found out that it\u2019s 10 to 11 people who have found a way, using advanced algorithms, to make themselves appear to be thousands upon thousands of people.<\/line><\/p>\n

There is on Twitter this thing called StopRush, and it\u2019s people attacking me and this program much the way Indiana is being attacked today, and whatever conservative institution was attacked yesterday. What this group does is they go after local advertisers on local EIB affiliates, and they try to intimidate local businesses. This cake shop is an example, I don\u2019t know if they\u2019re one, but like this little mom-and-pop businesses. They just overwhelm them with complaint tweets, threatening tweets, a bunch of e-mails.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s 10 people. We researched it. We know who the people are. We know where they live. Virtually 85% of all the so-called outrage e-mails and tweets are generated by 10 people, made to look as though they are thousands and thousands and thousands. It\u2019s all fake. It\u2019s all phony. It\u2019s all part of a left-wing, massive smear operation. It\u2019s defamation, it\u2019s smear, it\u2019s everything you can imagine. But it\u2019s made to look legit, and it does look legit until you get into it. It just scares the hell out of people. So here\u2019s this bakery shutting down because Twitter hummed with outrage.<\/p>\n

We are led to believe, we\u2019re supposed to think that when something like this happens, Okay, a gay couple walk into a bake shop in Indianapolis, they want a cake. The bake shop says, “Sorry, no, we don\u2019t believe in gay marriage. We\u2019re not gonna bake your cake.” Ask yourself, how, then, do thousands upon thousands of people find out about that within hours? How does that happen? How all of a sudden does this bake shop start getting all of these tweets and all of these e-mails, all of them threatening, by the way. Some of them are scary threatening.<\/p>\n

<\/a>But how does anybody know? This gay couple that\u2019s rejected at the bakery, what do they do? Do they go out, tell somebody, it then blows up? How does it happen? It\u2019s all strategized. It\u2019s all organized. It all has, as its objective, being turned down. They target places that they think this is gonna happen, and then they\u2019ve got their response ready to go to make it look like the whole nation.<\/p>\n

You know what else we found in our investigation? Let\u2019s just take a state, doesn\u2019t matter which one, take Illinois. Let\u2019s say there\u2019s a mom-and-pop operation that wants to advertise on our station in Illinois, Chicago, WLS, and that local sponsor\u2019s commercial is heard, and the next thing that proprietor knows, he\u2019s got thousands and thousands of tweets threatening him, telling him defamatory things about me, lies and things totally made up about things I\u2019ve supposedly said on the radio.<\/p>\n

And the guy gets scared. We found out that not only are only 10 people behind this, but in the vast, I mean vast majority of cases, 90% of the tweets are coming from out of state. They\u2019re not even from people within the listening area of WLS, in the example I gave you. They\u2019re not even people in Chicago. Because that\u2019s not where these 10 people are. They\u2019re in Southern California, they\u2019re in New England, a bunch of places there in the upper Midwest. There\u2019s an active college professor that\u2019s one of these 10 people. The point is that this has become a stratagem that has been conceived by people at Media Matters for America, and it\u2019s all contrived. It\u2019s all made possible by exploiting vulnerabilities that exist in Twitter.<\/p>\n

As a result, Twitter has become a cesspool. Twitter has become a sewer for this kind of stuff. But these people at the bake shop, let\u2019s go back to them, the McGaths. Okay, so they refuse to bake a cake, and the next thing they know Twitter has erupted, and they\u2019ve got threats coming in, and it\u2019s made to look like they\u2019re all from the neighborhood. It looks like these threats and these tweets are all from people in Indiana and in Indianapolis and in the suburbs, when they\u2019re not. They\u2019re from out of state. Ten people. I don\u2019t know in this case if it\u2019s 10. I know in my case it is. We\u2019ve researched it. We spent a lot of time finding out about this.<\/p>\n

Just to see this all happen is mind-boggling to me. And to look at how effective it is, because it literally — if you\u2019re a mom-and-pop business, and you think thousands of potential customers are sending these. And the message, they\u2019re all, by the way, worded almost identically, almost like form letters. There\u2019s some differences in them, but they\u2019re all threatening, some to a greater degree than others. But the bottom line is, that if you\u2019re a local mom-and-pop business, and you do something in the process of running your business one day, and the next day you\u2019ve got thousands of supposedly angry people breathing down your neck because you\u2019re a racist, sexist, bigot, homophobe or you\u2019re supporting racists, sexists, bigots, homophobes, whatever, you get scared.<\/p>\n

These people shut down the bakery. In Oregon, the same thing happened and it cost \u2019em 150 grand in addition to losing the bakery. This is all bought and paid for in one way or another by George Soros and the Democrat Party. Now, the thing about this is, none of what I\u2019ve told you is news to people who\u2019ve investigated this. It\u2019s striking that even though all of this is known — and we\u2019ve taken our research and documented research and we\u2019ve shown it to people. And it\u2019s still, for some reason, showing them the truth, it\u2019s kind of like global warming: You show people the truth about the lies and the totally made-up science of global warming, and they still have are trouble rejecting it because they\u2019re still getting all those threats on their computer from Twitter, from Facebook or wherever else it\u2019s coming from.<\/p>\n

No business owner wants to get that kind of stuff routinely thrown at him. The Republican Party, they\u2019re all victimized this way. And it\u2019s just stunning to me that people have not come up with a way to fight back and deal with this. But the take-away, the thing you need to know, the thing you need to understand is that it\u2019s a safe bet in practically every one of these cases, Twitter doesn\u2019t erupt. It\u2019s not thousands upon thousands, tens of thousands, in some case millions of people. It\u2019s a very few, it\u2019s a handful making themselves look like a mob.<\/p>\n

And it seems to me that there would be, at least at the Republican Party level, some way of being able to deal with this, since you know exactly what it is, and you know when it\u2019s coming. You know what you say and how you say it, you know what kind of reaction it\u2019s gonna cause from the left. And to continually act shocked and surprised by it is a bit curious to me. I know there\u2019s a term, it\u2019s astroturfing, made famous by David Axelrod who practically invented this whole concept, online astroturfing. The Obama campaign and the radical left have been using this for years to not only mislead the public, but to intimidate people.<\/p>\n

My point is, they are not gigantic in numbers. They are not a majority of people. It\u2019s not a majority of people ticked off at the state of Indiana, folks. It\u2019s not the whole country outraged over what\u2019s happening in Indiana. It\u2019s made to look like that. And the media, of course, is part of the game, so they go right along with this. They know this whole thing is ginned up. You can tell them the truth, just like the story on global warming that I just had here: “Scientists Say New Study Is A ‘Death Blow\u2019 To Global Warming Hysteria.” No, it\u2019s not, because it isn\u2019t about global warming.<\/p>\n

The global warming proponents are not gonna be stopped by science that disproves their claims \u2019cause it isn\u2019t about the science in the first place. There isn\u2019t any science. Everything that you think is true about global warming has only been established to exist in a computer model. There isn\u2019t one shred of data anywhere that can conclusively predict what the climate is gonna be next year, much less in the next 50. The only way that they can do that is computer models, and those are only as good as the input data. There is no scientific data. All there is is a so-called consensus of scientists. Ninety-seven percent of scientists agree. Well, science is not a consensus.<\/p>\n

But here\u2019s the point. You can respond to all of this with fact after fact after fact after fact that destroys claim after claim after claim after claim, and it\u2019s not going to stop because the agenda is not about global warming. Global warming is the vehicle, just like Obamacare was not really about health care. It\u2019s about something much larger and much more insidious, as is all of the left-wing agenda. And because they still remain a minority, a true minority, a numerical minority because they are not the majority of people in this country, and they are not the majority of thinking, but they have captivated certain elements of pop culture media, and these tricks they play on Twitter and elsewhere to make themselves look like they are so numerous and so large that you and everybody like you ends up thinking you\u2019ve lost your country and there\u2019s only 10 or 20 of you left, and there\u2019s no way to beat \u2019em back.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s a total psychological ploy. They are not a majority. They\u2019re nowhere near a numerical majority, and this is the only way that they can hope to have any success with their agenda is to impugn the opposition, intimidate, and defame, frighten, and paralyze the opposition. That is exactly what they\u2019re engaged in. And that\u2019s how they seek to win, because they can\u2019t win in the arena of ideas. They are nowhere near enough people to win.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Another favorite trick in all of this: “Why are you so upset just because of who people love?” You\u2019ve seen that phrase bandied about in this. “It\u2019s discriminatory to care about who people love, and love is a great thing. Why are you objecting to it?” Well, I can tell you right now, I could mention I love somebody, and it wouldn\u2019t be accepted. I would be called a bigot and any number of other bad names. All I would have to do is say, “I love, Jesus Christ.”<\/p>\n

That is not permitted.<\/p>\n

That makes you a bigot and whatever else, because that\u2019s what the left is scared to death of. All of this, every bit of this is about the left\u2019s visceral fear of religion. So the next time you get caught up in this argument and they accuse you of being a bigot or a discriminator because, “What\u2019s wrong with this? What\u2019s it matter who loves who?” say, “Yeah, you know, I love Jesus Christ,” and that\u2019s like — oh, my! — showing Dracula the cross.<\/line><\/p>\n

You\u2019re not supposed to say that; that doesn\u2019t count. You are not permitted. That says bad things about you. So it\u2019s not about that, either. That\u2019s just another one of these arguments that\u2019s designed to make you shut up, and to agree with the notion that, “Yeah, I\u2019m a bigot if I have a problem with who people love.” Tell \u2019em you love Jesus next time and see what they do.<\/p>\n

Here\u2019s Sheryl in Newport Beach, California, great to have you on the EIB Network. Hello.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Hey, Rush. Speaking of Jesus, happy Easter to you.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Thank you very much. I appreciate that.<\/p>\n

CALLER: I just wanted to bring up a point that I think everybody seems to be missing when they\u2019re screaming about cakes. This law has nothing to do with discriminating against anybody. All it provides for — whether you\u2019re gay, a person of faith, or anybody else — is that you have standing in court to prove your case. Whether you\u2019re the plaintiff or the defendant in the matter. It has nothing to do with somebody… You\u2019ve got to go through people due process on whatever side of the equation you\u2019re on. I think everybody conveniently forgets that, that\u2019s screaming about wedding cakes.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah, that\u2019s true, but this argument… See, they don\u2019t accept that, because they say that your refusal to serve a cake, bake a cake for a gay couple getting married, that\u2019s discrimination. To you, you are simply behaving according to your religious beliefs, and you do not want to violate them, and you do not want to behave immorally. But you do not have that right. They call that… Fealty, devotion, loyalty, whatever — devotion to your religion — in this context, equals discrimination. Ergo, religion is bad, and it\u2019s for closed-minded bigots and fruitcakes.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s what they want you to believe.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: I think people have to understand what this is, and only then can you properly object to it and fight back against it. This is being driven by anti-Christianity, essentially. It\u2019s an anti-Christian, anti-religion overall movement that is driving every bit of this.<\/p>\n

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RUSH: You know, one of the greatest casualties of this whole thing is a public impression that has been created, which is this, that Indiana is filled with businesses that will not serve gay people, will not provide their service, will not provide their product, will not sell their product. Indiana\u2019s just loaded with \u2019em. That\u2019s why we need to be vigilant.<\/p>\n

The fact of the matter is, the media, in order to find some of these businesses practically have to go walking down the street knocking on doors, because it\u2019s not an issue! If there is an issue, it is the other way around. It is the businesses being discriminated against.<\/p>\n

But nevertheless, the idea here that Indiana is all of a sudden populated overwhelmingly with anti-gay zealots is a story that is false on its face but is a circumstance and a situation that is being created here right in front of everybody\u2019s eyes. When the absolute truth is that the media is having to work very hard to find any businesses that do refuse to serve gays or gay weddings or whatever is on the table.<\/p>\n

Frank in Ewing, New Jersey. Thank you, sir, for waiting, and it\u2019s great to have you on the program. Hi.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Hi, Rush. Thanks very much. What do you think of this idea? What if service providers, like florists or wedding cake bakers, included a limit of liability agreement as part of contracting for their service, and the agreed to limit is usually the cost or the price that the person paid for your service. So, for example, if you hire a house inspector before you buy a house and he misses something major and then later on you have to pay thousands of dollars to get it fixed, the only thing you can get back from the inspection company is what you paid him for the inspection. So the day before the wedding you call up and say, “Forgot to bake your cake.” The limit of liability says you owe \u2019em $400 or whatever, and if they refused to sign in the beginning, you have a reason not to do business.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Sounds awfully convoluted. Sounds like an incredibly complicated process for people that have to spend all of their waking hours just keeping the business open.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, I\u2019m sure there must be some form you fill out when you contract for the flowers —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Walk me through this. Okay, I\u2019m gonna pretend to be a gay couple.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Okay.<\/p>\n

RUSH: I\u2019ll eat a lot for dinner tonight and I\u2019ll pretend to be two people, okay? I\u2019ll do both parts. I\u2019m gonna be gay couple, and you own a flower shop, okay? I walk in, and I say, “Hi, I am marrying myself a week from Saturday, and I want you to provide the floral display.”<\/p>\n

CALLER: So, as part of the floral display undoubtedly there\u2019s like some form to fill out that say you want some petunias, you want some pansies, you want some whatever, in what sizes, what shapes, what arrangement —<\/p>\n

RUSH: No, no, don\u2019t assume, you\u2019re the business owner.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Right, we\u2019re working on what you want, and we fill out a form, and then I have you sign it that says, this is what I will provide. And on that standard form just is the limitation of liability, saying, “In the event” whatever, that I can\u2019t perform the service, then the limitation that $400 —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Okay, so you want me to sign a limited liability agreement that says, if you fail to provide the flowers for my self-wedding, that you are only subject to X-amount of financial penalty and what have you?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Right. Those kind of things are in contracts all the time. I think the florist and the customer, you, there would already be some sort of form to sign. This would just be an additional line on there that says, “By the way, limitation of liability,” that you agree to.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Okay. Okay. And then the day before — but you\u2019ve known all along you\u2019re not gonna bring flowers to my wedding, that\u2019s —<\/p>\n

CALLER: That\u2019s not true. How would you that know? You can\u2019t judge me.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Because that\u2019s the example you gave, you said then the day before the wedding you all of a sudden can\u2019t get there.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Oh, yeah, that\u2019s right.<\/p>\n

RUSH: So you call the customer, say, you know what, the dog died —<\/p>\n

CALLER: Right.<\/p>\n

RUSH: And I can\u2019t get there today.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Right.<\/p>\n

RUSH: You can\u2019t do anything to me because you signed a limited liability agreement, and I\u2019m only liable for whatever the cost of the flowers are, and here\u2019s your money?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Exactly.<\/p>\n

RUSH: So you want the business owner to actually pay for not providing the flowers?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, they probably already gave me the $400 for the flowers.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Oh, as an advance?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Right.<\/p>\n

RUSH: As an advance.<\/p>\n

CALLER: So I\u2019m just giving it back to \u2019em. I\u2019m sure there\u2019s already forms that they have them sign anyway. Today, it would just be a little extra —<\/p>\n

RUSH: I guarantee you, your limited liability agreement would then qualify as anti-gay discrimination.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Whether it was or not.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, that\u2019s right. The truth doesn\u2019t matter.<\/p>\n

RUSH: You\u2019re dealing with hard, cold, rational fact, and you\u2019re up against activists —<\/p>\n

CALLER: Yes.<\/p>\n

RUSH: — who are intent on subverting you no matter what you do, and they know that when they leave and go out to the media and complain about the treatment that you gave them, you are going to all of a sudden be the bad guy. And the fact that you might have a signature on a limited liability agreement isn\u2019t gonna count for anything with Joe Q. low-information voter who hears about this on TMZ.<\/p>\n

CALLER: I knew you\u2019d find a hole in it, Rush. That\u2019s why you are El Rushbo.<\/p>\n

RUSH: I\u2019m not trying to find a hole in it. God bless you, you\u2019re like everybody else. You\u2019re dealing with this as though truth and fact and common sense matter, and none of those are really relevant in what\u2019s going on here. People are being targeted specifically. You mean to tell me that in Indiana a gay couple getting married can\u2019t find a flower shop that will service them? Of all the potential flower shops in Indianapolis, a gay couple finds one that has a religious objection? How do they even know? And then when they find that out, they go there?<\/p>\n

So they\u2019re walking in the door hoping that they will be rejected? They\u2019re not even walking in to really get flowers for their wedding or a cake? They\u2019re hoping to be rejected so that they can then create a news story like this? Why in the world, if there\u2019s 25 bakeries, you\u2019re getting married, you want a cake for your wedding, or birthday, whatever it is, there\u2019s 25 bakeries and one of them is owned and operated by Christians — if you can even figure this out — who are opposed to gay marriage, why would you go to that one?<\/p>\n

There\u2019s only one answer. You\u2019re trying to create an issue. You are trying to find somebody to discriminate against you. You\u2019re actually fine with being discriminated against. You want to be discriminated against, so you have an issue. Your feelings aren\u2019t hurt. You\u2019re on the verge of a gigantic success story here. Your feelings are not hurt. You\u2019re not feeling like you\u2019re a second-class citizen. You walked in there hoping that you would be rejected. You walked in there hoping they would discriminate against you.<\/p>\n

You were hoping that these Christian zealots would, in fact, continue to be Christian zealots and send you packing. If you really wanted flowers for your wedding, you\u2019d go someplace where you knew they wouldn\u2019t have any problem servicing you. Am I wrong about this? (interruption) I mean, that\u2019s right, there are rainbow stickers is in the door now in some of these places. Yeah, the rainbow stickers mean “come on in.” Front door, back door, whatever, come on in.<\/p>\n

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RUSH: I did a little research here and our last caller, whose idea was a limited liability claim, it won\u2019t work. The left has already thought of that. (interruption) What? (interruption) It won\u2019t work because under 42 US Code 1983 there is no limit on actual damages in civil rights claims if they can be proven. It\u2019s 42 US Code Section 1983, civil action for deprivation of rights, no limit on damages if the claims can be proven, discrimination claims can be proven. So that idea is out the window. He-he-he-he-he.<\/p>\n

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RUSH: Here\u2019s Art, Springfield, Oregon, great to have you on the EIB Network. Hello.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Thank you. Dittos. I just want to talk about the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. I think this is something the Republicans should run towards, not away from. If you look at a lot of minority groups, both African-American and Hispanic, they\u2019re very much pro-religion, and if you look at the Defense of Marriage Act, how many states it passed. This whole homosexual-rights thing I don\u2019t think is a winner for the Democrats at all, and Republicans should force \u2019em into a corner —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Well, they think it is because of the Millennials. They think that it\u2019s a winning issue because young people are totally in favor of gay marriage, totally into anything gay, Millennials love it.<\/p>\n

CALLER: They can think that, but when you look at the Defense of Marriage Act, how it passed and if they\u2019re worried about an election or the upcoming presidential election, you gotta look at the public perception and what\u2019s gonna win you the majority. And if you look at the Defense of Marriage Act in every state — they had to get it thrown out through the court system, not via the voting booth.<\/p>\n

RUSH: I know what you\u2019re saying. You\u2019re basically looking at numbers and you\u2019re thinking they are far more voters who are going to be sympathetic with something like the Indiana law than not, and they\u2019re only going to be known on Election Day. But I tell you something I am finding out there — and it just happened with this case, in an e-mail I got or a call — what I\u2019m finding is that Republican voters are very quick to abandon Republican candidates who are destroyed by the media.<\/p>\n

Even when they know the media is being unfair with them, the media is lying about them, when the media is totally making it up, if the candidate can be destroyed by the media, the voters will give up on the candidate. I\u2019ve seen it happen over and over again, so that\u2019s one thing that could work against your theorem.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

RUSH: Lo and behold, my friends, here\u2019s another one. Another bakery had to shut down, and this is from Indianapolis, all the way back in February, February 15th. 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