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The Washington Post Writes in Praise of Paid Protesters

RUSH: They never want you to know these things are bought, paid for, staged. But now, because of Trump's tweet, they're having to admit that they are paying people, but now they're saying it doesn't mean anything. But it clearly does. Progress yet again. Score another one for Trump.

The Art of the Deal: Classic Trump Negotiation Plays Out on NAFTA

RUSH: Now, Washington believes that we have narrowly averted a disaster, that the inexperienced, know-nothing, ribald, bodacious Donald Trump nearly destroyed one of the firm trade deals we've got by simply speaking up and shouting and ripping it apart and claiming we're gonna pull off it, causing a worldwide panic. When, in fact, the exact opposite is what has happened.

Stupidity Runs Rampant on PMSNBC

RUSH: I didn't see this, 'cause I don't watch MSNBC, but the headline of this: Celebrity Chef on MSNBC: "There's No Legal Way for Immigrants to Actually Enter This Country."

EIB Audience Numbers Shoot Through the Roof: 26 Million and Growing!

RUSH: Usually on a program like this when you have an intense election that features a campaign of a minimum of one year or longer, once the election's over, the results are in, the intensity usually lightens and fades away. And audience levels go back to what their historic norms were. Not the case this year on this program. The audience has continued to build.

How to Bring Apple’s Billions Home

RUSH: The social justice warriors at Apple … do not want to pay such a high, exorbitant rate as 35%. So they keep that money overseas where much of it has been earned. Repatriation is the bringing that money back home and having it circulating in the American economy. There is a one-time repatriation tax rate being proposed.

Trump’s Tax Cuts Will Boost Revenue, Just Like Reagan’s

RUSH: This woman is out there saying, "If we're gonna have tax cuts, we must find a way to pay for them, otherwise the deficit will explode out of control just like happened with Reagan…" I'm pulling my hair out. Because it's not what happened. The deficit didn't grow; the deficit came down. In like eight years, Reagan almost doubled the amount of revenue that the government collected from taxes.

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