RUSH: This is Rachel in Brooklyn. I’m glad you called, Rachel. How are you?
CALLER: Hi, Rush. Thank you so much for all you’ve done for USA and we appreciate it and all the best to you. I’d like to tell you that I think President Trump has been a prince of a president, the best president the country ever, ever had. He never did anything criminal, never anything at all, and the other side has done all the criminal and illegal stuff, and it is unbelievable that they could get into all the courts illegally, change everything illegally, and he can’t go to court with his lawyers legally. Every door is closed to him. The 75-plus million people that voted for him —
RUSH: Rachel, Rachel, wait a minute. I want to follow you. It’s unbelievable they could get into all the courts illegally. Who is “they”?
CALLER: The lawyers of the lib Dems trying — not trying, but changing all of what was in place for safe and legal voting. Trump had nobody on his side, not the FBI, not the CIA, not the DOJ, not his AG, not the Supreme Court, not his lawyer Cohen. He was called Nazi and Hitler every other day when he is a gem of a person, a very, very loyal person to this country. A very, very loyal person, and all they did was beat him up. He was impeached. The Russians, Avenatti, everything, every day, but he stood strong. I don’t know how he did it, because it’s not even humanly possible.
They were the ones that tried to have this coup year after year after year, story after story. And he withstood it, and he’s shown, and he did more than any other president. I am very proud of him. I will not ever think of what happened yesterday was his fault. There were hundreds and hundreds of thousands of Americans there gathering together because they needed comfort from what happened, and he did win the election —
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Episode Transcript
This is Rachel in Brooklyn. I'm glad you called, Rachel.
How are you, hi? Rush? Thank you so much all
you've done for USA and we appreciate it and all
the best to you. I'd like to tell you that
I think President Trump has been a prince of a president,
the best president of the country ever ever had. He
never did anything criminal, never anything at all, and the
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other side has done all the criminal and illegal stuff.
And it is unbelievable that they could get into all
the courts illegally, change everything illegally, and he can't go
to court with his lawyers legally. Every door was closed
to him the plus million people had voted to him. Rachel, Rachel,
(00:45):
wait a minute, I want to follow you. So it's
unbelievable they could get into all the courts illegal. Who
is they the lawyers of the lib Dems trying to
not trying, but changing all of what was in place
for safe and legal voting. Trump had nobody on his side,
not the SBI, not the c I A, not the
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d O J, not his a g is, not the
Supreme Court, not his lawyer Cone. He was called Nazi
and Hitler every other day when he was a m
He is a jam of a person, a very very
loyal person to this country, a very very loyal person,
and all they did was beat him up. He was impeached,
the Russians, Labnati everything every day, but he stood strong.
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I don't know how he did it, because it's not
even humanly possible. They were the ones says trying to
have this cool year if the year if the is
story of the story, and he was stood it and
he shown and he did more than any other president.
I am very proud of him. I will not ever
think of what happened yesterday was his folk. They were
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hundreds and hundreds of thousands of Americans there gathering together
because he They needed comfort from what happened, and he
did win the election. Rachel, you know what's going there?
Hang on it, Rachel, you know what's going on today.
What's going on is yet another attempt they've tried for
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four years now and counting to get people like you
to denounce Trump, and it's beginning to work. Trump supporters
in the Senate finally threw him overboard yesterday, and number
of other Trump supporters outside even in the White House
coming up to that. I can't go on I have
to resign. I cannot abide this, and there will be more.
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The effort is underway to destroy remember the prediction I
played for myself four years ago. The effort is underway
to make sure Trump does not succeed Ino and to
make sure nobody else succeeds in trying what Trump tried.
They're also trying to make sure that whatever happens in
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the midterms and two bombs out, they're doing everything they
can to make it impossible for people like you to
stay a mega supporter. That's what is happening now. We'll
just have to see how it plays out. Francy mount Pleasant,
South Carolina High Rush. Hello, we love you, we love you,
(03:17):
We're praying for you. UM. I just want to share
a phone call I had this morning with Nancy Mace's office.
Nancy Mace is a newly erectly elected representative from South Carolina,
so she's been there a week and I don't know
if he saw how she has reacted to yesterday, but
basically she's saying that, you know, Trump's legacy is realined YadA, YadA, YadA.
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This is a woman who was heavily supported by Trump.
She wouldn't be there without him. Um. So anyway, I
called the office. I was furious. Is what I made
me the most of mad was that the colts, the
person I spoke to her representative UM said that if
you saw his speech yesterday morning, there's no way you
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couldn't think that he was an sighting violence. And I
I just dropped the sound. I couldn't believe it. It
doesn't matter what you think, it matters what they report.
The official record is that Trump insided violence. The official
record is that Trump wanted you to go do what
you did, except you didn't do that either. This is
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what happens. Look, we've got one party rule here now
with the elections in Georgia and the one party that's
ruling here. Um, they're not concerned with the constitution or
the rule of law per se. They're more concerned with
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consolidating their their power. But the the the movement now,
the effort is in full full sway to destroy Donald Trump.
This is it. If they could impeach Donald Trump today,
I'm gonna tell you, if they can get to Pelosi
to come in and draft just a just a couple
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of articles of impeach with Donald Trump's a pig Donald
Trump sucks and then have Mitch McConnell have the Senate
come in and vote on it. They could do it,
and there are some Democrats who are urging this. They
don't want Trump to be on the dais on inauguration day.
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Peaceful transfer of power. They want a peaceful transfer to
power that they take in advance of January. They folks,
they want, they want the political casket of Donald Trump
on display from now until inauguration Day. That is their objective.
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Thank you Francie for shade it. I'm checking emails during
the break and I'm getting overwhelmed with with email from
people who say, look, my wife's friend is saying X,
or my friend's brother is saying X. You don't have
to do that. You can tell me what you think.
I'm not going to mention your name. I'm not. I'm
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not gonna put you at risk in any way, shape, manner,
or form. You don't have to lay off what you
think on some friend of your wife's or friend of
your your your babysitter or whatever. Shopify you heard of,
Shopify you know what. Shopify has announced that it has
closed e commerce stores on its site that were affiliated
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with Donald Trump. Business Insider says the pro Trump mob
which stormed the capital should be banned from their flights home,
says Flight Attendance Union. Flight Attendance Union says the pro
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Trump mob that stormed the capital yesterday should be banned
from their flights home. They should just be stranded. They
ought not to be allowed to easily find their way home.
Flight Attendance Union. Here's Raman to Coma Washington. Great to
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have you. You're up next. Hello, Hey, thank you for
having me. Rushi. I'm a little nervous. Zone has some
mic right, so forgive me, but I'm going to dive
in by saying, obviously, you know the rights and any
kind of violence like not for it protests are obviously
the way to go. But I think a slight bit
of aggression was a little justified. I think because many
a make us fear what the Bided administration will bring.
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I personally don't feel like any kind of socialism during
a time period of Biden, but I feel like he
won't get in the way of any imperceptible steps that
the government will take to intervene more and more and
Biden a big media, and I want to condemn violence
because of a single event. But you know, they basically
turned their heads when you know, the Summer of Love
they dubbed it in Seattle, and when officers were basically
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walked into the precinct and people getting shot, property being destroyed,
and the homeless is running granted. Yeah, but you see,
you're yeah, that's right. There were no protests though those
were not protests. There was not riots. Those were peaceful assemblies.
And in the okay, I know, you can, you can
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give me every fact that they took over a police
station and burned it down. They wanted to defund the cops.
They see in Portland, Oregon, they were a hundred and
fifty six days in a row of riots, not protests,
but they were peaceful protests Roman apparently far as the
media is considered peaceful protests, far as the Democrat Party
is concerned, peaceful protests. Yeah, and then one event happened
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and you know, got forbid the right steps on the
line and turn away from any passivity out of frustration.
That's exactly right. One wrong word. I mentioned that at
the top of the program today, and I assumed that
most people would know what I meant by it. I
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don't know if if you do or not. Excuse me,
I don't know if you know or not what I
mean by that. Let me explain it. Lets stop with
the code lingo. One wrong word means any of you
who come out and speak in any way in defense
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of Donald Trump are painting a bull's eye on your
back and your front. The narrative is that yesterday was
one of the worst riots in the history of our
country because the capital was the target. The capital was
attacked by a mob. The narrative is that Donald Trump
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ordered the mob to do what they did, even though
he didn't he did. I've read it, I've i've I've
read where Trump ordered it, I've read where Trump demanded it,
I've read where Trump suggested it, I've read where Trump
inspired it. All you have to do is set up
the narrative, the worst riots in American history because of
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the target, the US capital, and then Donald Trump did
Why folks, they're trying to tie Donald Trump to this
phony narrative and send a signal if you defend him, well,
you just don't want to even think about it.
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