and i came up, i call it the limbaugh fear. you hear other people talking about it in the sense that he's a bystander president or outside washington, the way he does this, he never appears to be governing, that's why he's constantly campaigning. why is there a campaign going on for obama care? it's already the law of the land. why is he campaigning for all this stuff that's already law? it's already going to happen? my theory is, obama has positioned himself as an outsider, not attached to anything that's happening, what he has made happen, he positions himself as opposed to it, and against it, and fighting for everybody else to overcome what he has done. and that's one of the reasons why the constant campaign. so he doesn't appear to be governing, so he doesn't appear to be part of washington. he appears to have this mysterious powerful bunch of forces that are opposing him and stopping him from creating jobs, stopping him from giving people proper health care, and stopping them from making their home values go up. and he doe

limbaugh is a reflection of their extremism. kind of like the id of the conservative movement. he has been rejected culturally, now being rejected in the market. and i think it port tends a political rejection. he has been a really important figure going all the way back to 1994 when he was largely credited with helping to bring in the gingrich congress, which was referred to as the limbaugh congress. and you'll remember, on the day that president obama was inaugurated, he was kind of the architect of the republican strategy for these past years, saying i hope he fails. so this is -- this is a defeat for limbaugh. it's a victory for progressives in the sense that it's a victory for everybody who believes in civil discourse. >> you know, joy, some of it i think is just people being turned off by how venomous some of it is. i mean, when you listen to the president's recent speech on race, listen to the attack from hannity. >> you know, now the president is saying trayvon could have been me 35 years ago. oh, that's -- this is a par

rush limbaugh has a message from a caller stop watching fox news, tony from tampa called into limbaugh's the lack of outrage from the right over obama's policies and the liberal war on coal. tony mentioned julie roginski telling coal was horse and buggy stuff and limbaugh asked who she was. tony said she's a democrat obama alinskite at which point limbaugh cut him off. we don't cut people off. i said oh, tony. when mentioning cavuto as though he's watching fox. since its payne it's got to be fox business channel. maybe sometimes he guests on cavuto i said tony stop watching these people because they're intended to make you question your sanity. you need to stop watching these people because they're in the going to change. that has become limbaugh told listeners to stop watching fox. i did not tell anyone to stop watching fox. i said stop listening to these people that make you so mad what. else am i going to say? i don't watch people that make me mad anymore. i gave that up years ago. what is the point? i told tony they're not going to change. they're there to tick you off. don't let it

rush limbaugh and sean hannity, they're hurt, dawg.hey may lose some of their biggest markets including new york, why? i'll tell you when we come back. >> cenk: we're back on "the young turks," but rush limbaugh and sean hannity may not be back in your market--soon. the second largest carrier of radio--talk radio stations--shows. that was very smooth. in america. the largest clear channel. clear channel runs premiere which is the syndicator of russia russia and sean hannity. since they're connected with the largest rush and sean will continue with the shows they're on, but cumulus said no, not interested. they lost over $2 million a largely because of rush limbaugh and how advertisers flee from his program. flee, is that a word? >> fled. >> cenk: god, i'm awesome today. so he's in a world of trouble. and so is sean hannity. i love how rush dragged sean hannity down with him. and sandra flu uck was the first problem that rush limbaugh had. when he was talked about her. now he might be off the market including new york, our producer jaya

we're talking about rush limbaugh and joe hannity.nothing to do with his political agenda and everything to do with a business dispute as in the nation's second biggest broadcaster, cumulus radio no longer wants to pay for his syndicated program. >> nothing is going to change. you are going to be able to get this radio program on as many if not more radio stations down the road than it's on now, and what you're being treated to is just a public business negotiation. negotiations have been taken public by one side of this when i thought it was done, that it was over with. and that's -- folks, i would love -- i mean, i love inside baseball stuff and i would love to pass this on, but i must use proper business restraint here. >> okay, but interestingly, last night rush limbaugh appeared on fox news for nearly an hour, a very unusual move. he doesn't usually grant interviews and fox had him on for almost a whole hour. possible sign that limbaugh is trying to stay relevant to prove he draws a big audience? it is all inside baseball or is i

rush limbaugh runs today's republican party. and the republicans in congress know they better tow the line. >> the media has aligned with obama to defeat republicans. >> the focus of this administration as they attempt to annihilate the republican party. >> he never appears to be governing. >> the president is finished with governing. >> i'm about defeating them. not compromising with them. >> so you did compromise. >> we found common ground. >> why won't you say -- you're afraid of the word. >> i reject the word. >> speaker boehner must be attending rush limbaugh's speech writing workshops. one by one, the gop mimic what rush says. but what might even be worse, they refuse to denounce his ugly talk that pollutes our political conversation. >> we have a name for michelle, moochelle. mooch, mooch, moochello obama. he's a street thug. as a community organizer that's what you are. you're a street thug. there is a gay mafia that has inflicted the fear of death, political death in the republican party. as the cdc ever published a sto

but the real answer here, rush limbaugh is pimping his audience. he is taking advantage, fanning the flames of fear for his own personal gain. and that's really the story here. he really does need a history lesson. the civil war was not fought over the question of slavery. it was follow the over nullification and states' rights. lincoln said famously, "if i could keep the union together and not free a single slave, i would do it." so i think rush limbaugh not only needs a history lesson, he needs a gut check. at the end of the day i think some people find him comical. other people find him sort of, you know, innocuous. i think he's dangerous. because he fans the flames of division in this country at a time when we need it the least. >> all right. dorian. you were nodding your head at that sentiment. >> he wrote the confederacy totally out of his analysis of the civil war. when he represents the confederacy. right? he would have been on that side that went to war around the question of slavery. so the notion that somehow we came to some agreement th

it is an interruption in a string of victory after victory. >> limbaugh was the first conservative to put a killer's akwis t acquittal on par with historic progress. but his comparison was telling as much as it was reprehensible. limbaugh put a spotlight on the partisan lines that crosshatch the death of trayvon martin, his killing and zimmerman's x on ration have now officially entered the conservative arsenal as weapons to be deployed. buttons to be pressed in service of division, alongside demagoging obama care andville fig gay rights. ted nugent working from the very same playbook uses the zimmerman trial as an excuse to fan the flames of division and indict the president of the united states. in an op sed on sunday that called trayvon martin a dope smoking racist gangsta wannabe, nugent wrote no one can possibly dispute the recent surge of black racism increasing throughout barack obama's presidency. to attempt to claim otherwise is a laughable lie. the jury got it right, and non-racist america rejoices that there is still common sense, honesty and decency aware of identifying ju

i feel i have to issue a note to our audience about the language of rush limbaugh. as regular listeners to rush limbaugh's program know, he calls her mooschelle obama, because he believes she encourages the american people to mooch off the government. that is why that name comes from, i think we saw with laura bush why michelle obama's popularity ratings are so high. >> that is why, and why she is a cover on every magazine, why she is such a hit on the late night shows and why her approval ratings are sky-high. she is the most popular democrat in the country, there is no doubt about that. that whole session was about 40 minutes. and as you showed there, rush limbaugh and some of of the folks on the right wing wanted to pick out that little bit about the prison system. but it was really this 40-minute long conversation that she was having with laura bush, all about the importance of educating women and what it means for all the different countries across the world, including in america. >> and these are the two first ladies and the two presidents who have paid more a

do not put us on rush limbaugh.k radio -- radio advertising is a little more complicated. you have local, national, regional, syndicated spots. all of the big soup. it is difficult to keep track of all of those ads across the country. but there's no doubt that you know, i don't think -- i have no doubt that if it wasn't for the sandra fluke incident, you know, 15, 16 months later, cumulus would not be talking about dropping rush limbaugh's show. >> stephanie: absolutely. all right, more bad news for the right wing. growing number of states reporting lower than expected healthcare premiums. oh, no. just when the republicans are talking about shutting down the government in order to defund obamacare. >> the thing that seems to be working, paul krugman had a good piece up over the weekend. talking about the republican healthcare panic. so the assumption was that you know, they've tried to repeal it 37 times because they're so committed to their philosophy and they're so, you know, opposed to this form of healthcare and

rush limbaugh says he first learned about the president's speech on friday evening. he was at a country club party. naturally. and a woman in his social circle suggested the president might be on to something.

a full hour of rush limbaugh. tomorrow night, see you there.arts now. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> what is bill o'reilly talking about the african-american family? it's hard to take much of this race talk seriously. >> bill: al sharpton fighting back from charges he has done little to help the african-american community and, in fact, is now in business with a group that puts out vial rap garbage. we have a follow-up report tonight. >> just because you can have a baby, it doesn't mean you should. especially without planning for one or getting married first. >> cnn anchor don lennon apparently agrees with me about some of the problems that have driving racial division. dr. ben carson on that. also tonight, bernie

is low for limbaugh.s way out. be u joy, there has been to be something like what joe's pointing out. there's no logic at all. it's an insult to their own listeners the kind of way that they are ducking and avoiding and trying to play distractions. i'll give you an example. bill o'reilly last night on his show, he returned his favorite argument that the real problem in america is the black family. listen to this. >> i believe the root of the black crime problem in america is the disintegration of the african-american family. you've got to stop young black women from having babies out of wedlock. you got to discourage that actively. >> so, i mean, i don't know anybody that is not been dealing in the black community and the civil rights community with the black family and the need to strengthen it. we're dealing with births. we're dealing with the whole question of violence. i mean, you know that. i talked about it on the show last night. not only did we do a lot on trayvon martin here, when heidi ya pendel

thank you so much. >>> coming up, rush limbaugh on what else? social engineering, you're going to hear what rush had to say. >>> our legal pan environmentalist thoughts on social engineering and stand your ground law, next. >>> a grammy winning singer, stevie wonder, now he's jumping into the zimmerman controversy. did you hear what he's doing or not doing? that's coming up. but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% testosterone gel. the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy increases testosterone when used daily. women and children should avoid contact with application sites. discontinue androgel and call youdoctor if you see unexpected signs of early puberty in a child, or signs in a woman, which may include changes in body hair or a large increase in acne, possibly due to accidental exposure. men with breast cancer or who have or might have prostate cancer, and

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now, that's progressive. >> greta: rush limbaugh fired up about the economy.on is to blame. >> the sole reason for the plight of the middle class is barack obama. nine million fewer jobs. and an assault on the private sector where jobs are created. down sidesing of the private sector. claiming more and more of it. and putting it under government control. he's increasing the costs and regulations and taxes on the business so they have less discretion nairy income to pay people with or hire people with. the value of peoples' homes have plummeted. wages aren't going up. discretion nairy income is shrinking. reliance on some sort of government welfare is on the rise and it a rapid rate this the result of focused poll says the last four and a half years authored by barack obama and the democrats. >> greta: that is one of the things we'll ask rush limbaugh about tomorrow night he will be here tomorrow night to go on the record. a full hour of rush limbaugh. >>> hello, i'm andrea tantaros with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it is 5:

rush limbaugh on air says i can say it now. we get to the question of are we allowed to use the "n" word or not. in the younger generation, white, black latino,ation, everybody is listening to rap music and everybody is using the word, is the word ending with an a. permissible or impermissible. >> it's who you're talking to. i've heard, you know, talking about the younger generation, i guess i'm officially out of it. i hear it among multiple races that's the thing. i've heard it said to a black kid, from i don't know, a non-black friend and he didn't care, because he knows the guy. so it's not a matter of what it sounds like. they know who they're talking to they know what they're saying to each other. it's a very basic concept and rush limbaugh that's to confuse the understanding of. people can have their conversations with their friends and call them what the hell they want to call them, but when you know somebody who is after you obviously dislikes you obviously thinks your something else, you know what the term means. it's

by the way, it's hard to find someone more continue limbaugh. hangers and abortion, and he wonders why he's #creepy man. >> there is this problem of republican men and abortion. there was a pretty good piece in buzzbuzzword with republican women asking republican men to stop it. but this has become--it's very--you know, it's fascinating and frightening to watch in north carolina and texas there is absolutely an anti-abortion crusade going on right now. >> stephanie: by the way eric, in case people missed it. he tweeted now that abortion restriction versus passed you liberals better stock up on coat hangers. >> oh, he was being clever and nobody understood it. the only reason why he deleted it a coat hanger company hated it, and he didn't want to offend them. so in 2012 do we need to repeal the women or repeal the latinos. how do they respond? the anti-women crusade and all indications they're killing the immigration reform. >> stephanie: i love your tweets. we must tell women and kill women and latinos. >> the people who wrote that autopsy, and

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rush limbaugh gets to say the "n" word. -- a chinese male. guy at the laundromat. i could be talking about a man. because he said it. >> stephanie: the chinese guy is a laundromat. because of the n word at the beginning. >> totally miss the point. he goes guy at the laundromat. excuse me? you couldn't leave the point you were making about how there is no racism because it is all even keel like you know, because chinese people work at laundromats. cue leave the conversation without dropping that in there? >> stephanie: by the way, he was even able to get homophobia in this. this is a little bug ga bug ga. >> when trayvon described zimmer machine to her as cracker, she began to fear that zimmerman was gay. >> stephanie: she didn't say that. not at all. >> a rapist. she then told trayvon to run run, run. she just said so. after i say may be a rapist, that means she said to trayvon this guy could be gay. he could be a rapist. he might want to rape you. you run trayvon run run. for every boy every man who's not that kind of way

. >>> now ahead on "the five," eric had a couple of big interviews with rush limbaugh and glenn greenwald earlier today on fox and friends. we'll show you some of the highlights. don't go away! ♪ >>> so lawyers are asking the pentagon to hold off force feeding gitmo inmates during the day out of respect for the religious holiday. meanwhile, the u.n. human rights council of inquiry on syria found much like in other places of the world christians are under attack by islamic militias. those that do not flee often end up dead. just last week, a catholic syrian priest was murdered by syrian rebels. the media here does a great but very easy job focusing on extremism here. we target those god awful ghouls like the phelps family, they're easy, comedians like to put outrage on them. but that's one sad family and they aren't trying to blow up marathons. if you had guts, stop by a mosque and ask about other factions around the world festering hate. we embrace tolerance, yet those expecting it remain immune from its demands and we tolerate their in tolerance for fear we will hurt their feelings. call

rush limbaugh says no, it is not falling apart. >> okay.at happens is obama says it was last tuesday that the employer mandate is gone. for a year. but then on friday, there was another announcement. you know what that announcement was? that since the employer mandate has gone vamanos, essentially anybody can show up at an exchange and say i qualify. it's the honor system. and all that happened, boy, rush that is really great. obama care falling apart. it's not falling apart, folks. obama care is whatever obama wants it to be day to day, hour to hour. i will cut to the chase real quick on this, and then i'm going to spend some time later on, because we're loaded here today. i want to get -- make sure youan this right off the bat, the fact that the -- the personal mandate stands. you still have to have insurance or pay the fine, dude. there is no out of that. the boss doesn't have to cover you next year or this year. the boss is totally out of it. you still have to be cover. the reason for what happened last week is to get as many people enr

>> what people like rush limbaugh and bill o'reilly care about is the politics of containment.like to see the problems as far as away from them as possible. they certainly aren't about solving is the problems that happen today in our urban centers. not about reforming cakes. education is rejecting them. it isn't that we are rejecting a nuclear family. the nuclear family unit has been broken down by institutionalized racism that will produce pathologies that reveal themselves in lower health sticks and environmental poisons. there are so many other complexities that drive into what's happening in these cities. they're not about solving the issues. they're about doing what ronald reagan used to do. now we've got the mythological gangster. trayvon martin was far, far from a definition of what a thug would be known to be. certainly smoking marijuana is something as prevalent on white college campuses as it in inner cities. you see where the arrests are happening and where they're not. to say they care is a misnomer. they care about them only to the extent they can bait the white po

i totally agree with rush limbaugh. i think he is exactly right. i live that every day.ill: why not more pushback then? >> you do see push back among rank-and-file pub pus. that is what we're trying to do. we have disparate voices. we need to have one voice. where you see the democrats have a line in the sand when it comes to amnesty and a line in the sand when it comes to obamacare. does anyone really know what the line in the sand is for republicans? i think it needs to be clearer. we need the line in the sand and it is defund obamacare. and we need the line in the sand which is, full-onboarder security first. get that done. then we talk about the next step. bill: we'll bring mike lee on, senator from utah next hour to address that very thing. he was on the floor of the senate yesterday talking about that issue. the rest of the interview rush limbaugh had with the greta van susteren last night he believes the obama strategy does associate himself with anything connected with washington and play the role off the outsider and is that what is going on and does that work?

rush limbaugh went on the air and said he now had the ability to use the n word. shame we have to rebroadcast this. paula deen's career went up in smoke for arguably less than what rush limbaugh did this week. >> in terms of consequences, and people saying, sometime i have to say, you hear rush limbaugh and you hear fox news. sometimes what is most deafening. i don't hear other rational voices from the right traditionally sort of speaking up. i will give credit to chris wallace who yesterday basically weighed in and said, wait a second. and had a very different take on the president's response. and his comments. which i give him tremendous credit for being able to do that in the atmosphere that fox creates. >> the problem is that much of fox, not all of fox. and certainly most of talk radio is appealing to really what joy mentioned in your prior segment. there is unfortunately a part of that audience that has an irrational fear about black, social and political progress. of course the president is the personification of that. they are feeding and tapping into that

>> greta: that is one of the things we'll ask rush limbaugh about tomorrow night he will be here tomorrow night to go on the record. a full hour of rush limbaugh. >>> hello, i'm andrea tantaros with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." the clintons are being drawn into the anthony weiner sexting scandal. new york post says they're, quote, livid about it. evidently hillary doesn't like being compared to anthony's wife huma. you remember, hillary stayed with bill after his sex ka paids, and she's standing by herman after he sent messages to a bunch of young women on the web. it is not just the clintons that have had enough. listen to david axelrod and former press secretary dee dee myers. >> at this point it is absurd, he is not going to be the next mayor of new york, he is wasting time and space. americans believe in second chances but not third chances. >> this isn't a story anybody, particularly the clintons, is happy to see splashed on the front pages and on the news relentlessly, they as much as anyone would

limbaugh, mr. snyder, to mr. all nfl club owners, i ask, haven't american indians suffered enough? have me not paid the price placed on their heads, their scalps, their skins? mr. speaker, i think the answer is clear. enough is enough. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. wolf, for five minutes. mr. wolf: mr. speaker, there are only three more days until the august recess. given that no new public hearings are scheduled on benghazi, it's apparent that e questions i've been asking for the past two weeks and the american people have been asking for more than 10 months will not be answered by the one-year anniversary of the benghazi attack, if ever. after a year of investigation in five different committees, we still do not what happened and no one's been held responsible. the house and the senate have failed. is it any wonder that the american people are losing confidence in their government? this is even more remarkable give

with the limbaugh thing he was announcing for a while and the reason he got out of the nfl is he saidlack quarterbacks were overrated and greg didn't get a slap on the hand when he said he agreed with him. oh, no that was true, too. that is true. but -- >> is that your answer. >> yes. >> don't try to contradict me. further more, you -- you have had a little bit of juice tonight, haven't you? >> have i. >> you are putting us all down and quite frankly i've had enough of it. >> we are the only person at fox working right now. >> there's nobody in the city. >> you know who did our hair and makeup tonight? me. i dichld you are welcome, guys. >> i was going to say i think terry is trying to come to my defense and if there were a team of soviets after me i would want you on my side. since it is him making awkward [ bleep ] half-written joke about me working at the mall i can handle this one. >> i don't think that jessie needs defending from the likes of me. i'm defending myself quite frankly. >> shut up to both of you. >> from train wrecks to turmoil, with egypt broke was he on a boat? did

rush limbaugh tells people not to watch fox news. can you tell us what they were up to. >> i am the news of the day. i'm happy. i'm thrilled to be here. i love your guys show. whenever i watch tv in the afternoon, this is it. you know, i had a caller who was just almost just shy of profane. he was angry, spitting, mad, and he finally started telling me why he was upset. started listing names of people and it turned out the fox business network and a bunch of the names i didn't know who they were which is why i was having trouble. and he was just kind of off the wall and i said, sir, just stop listening to those people. stopwatching those people. and i kept saying those people. i never said don't watch fox. now, i have said, over the course of my career, don't watch abc, don't watch nbc and it's never made the news. this i never said don't watch fox. but the media, you know, it was only -- i guess they consider me in talk radio and you guys the last vestage of any opposition to agenda of the country, obama and the democratic party so

rush limbaugh and sean hannity, wow. >> who? >> bill: yeah, right.osing stations. >> 40 stations, the biggest, wabc in new york, their big affiliate, both limbaugh, hannity, maybe us. they couldn't reach a deal between the distributors and cumulative -- cumulus. 40 big markets. it is tough. if you don't have the new york market, it is tough to sell ads, right? >> bill: tell me about it. >> i think it also speaks to sort of the waning power of guys like limbaugh and hannity. these guys used to be titans and a lot of people got their news exclusively from these sources. >> now they can go to think progress. >> bill: it's important to point out, limbaugh and hannity are still going to be on hundreds of stations. they will still be number one and number two among right wing talk radio but this is a significant decline in their listenership. there was a time, peter, the point you're making not so long ago when no station would ever consider dropping rush and being able to survive the fact that these 40 stations think they can go on without either rush or

rush limbaugh weighed in on it on his radio show. i want to get your reaction.h. >> her loyalty is to hillary clinton and her role model is hillary clinton. door mats. door mats with the promise of a payoff later down the road. >> what do you think? i wouldn't use the word door mats. that is the former mrs. tiger woods. tiger got caught texting some women and then revealed he was sleeping with half the waitress population in florida. she didn't stick around to be humiliated not once but twice. she didn't go to the apology press conference to stand by her man and make a statement. she contacted a lawyer. she packed up the kids. she packed up herself. she got a divorce. she got half and went into seclusion without talking to the media. she is the exact opposite of mrs. weiner, a woman who believes hillary clinton -- >> she took an eight iron to his car. >> get your facts right. >> let me ask you guys a question. we all have something in common here and i think we all know what it is. margaret, you are pregnant. erin, you are pregnant. >> are you breaking biology ?

now, our one hour interview with rush limbaugh. talking about the scandal.dent obama says the scandals are phony. why do you think he says they're

a full hour of rush limbaugh. tomorrow night, see you there. factor which coincidently starts now. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> what is bill o'reilly talking about the african-american family? it's hard to take much of this race talk seriously. >> bill: al sharpton fighting back from charges he has done little to help the african-american community and, in fact, is now in business with a group that puts out vial rap garbage. we have a follow-up report tonight. >> just because you can have a baby, it doesn't mean you should. especially without planning for one or getting married first. >> cnn anchor don lennon apparently agrees with me about some of the problems that have driving racial division. dr. ben carson on that. also tonight, bernie goldberg, brit hume, juan and mary katharine, and carl rove. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. al sharpton and the grief just industry strike back, that is the subject of this evening's talki

>> i am not sure i can explain the limbaugh comments. i can try to explain the policy here. they have this part of the bill that says if you're an employer that has more than 50 employees and you don't offer health insurance, you have to pay a penalty between $2,000 and $3,000 for every employee over 30 employees. so it is a little bit complicated. it is worth saying in the history of these things, this is a very small ask of employers. when richard nixon put forward his health care bill he wanted employers to pay 75% of the costs. when bill clinton put forward his, it was 80% from bigger employers. this is a small fraction of health care only for those that don't provide and only about 10,000 firms employing about 1% to 2% of the work force. this is the part of the bill, though, that gets the most dangerous criticism for the obama administration because one thing it actually does do, is because it focuses on this 50 employee cutoff, it gives employers who are right around the number 50, a reason to have fewer full-time workers, gives them a reason either not to hire or to c

i want to play you a clip by rush limbaugh, that dinosaur that came out with a predictable response. listen to this. >> so nigga with an a on the end, i think i can now. isn't that the point? because it's not racist. that's the point. i could be talking about a male. i could be -- a chinese male. the guy at the laundry mat, i could be talking about a man. that's what he said it means. >> i mean what his response showed me, tom, was similar to the disconnect i detected between the juror that we heard from and rachel jeantel and trayvon martin's backgrounds and world. i mean, a completely different world of these people living in. >> first of all, i don't think rush limbaugh has license to use the "n" word, so he should say the "n" word. she shouldn't say the actual word. i don't say it. and that's -- and that's number one. that's the way they talk. that the the way they communicate and that's the way it should be taken, and all this criticism about, you know, how the system is failed her or she's failed the system. she's 19 years old and a senior in high school. in the past year and a

. >> i am not sure, i can explain the rush limbaugh comments, but they have this part of the bill. it says if you're a -- an employer who has more than 50 employees and you don't offer health insurance, you have to pay a penalty between $2,000 and $3,000 for every employee over 30 employees. so it is a little bit complicated. it is worth saying in the history of the employees, he wanted employers to pay 70% of the cost, when bill clinton put forth his, he wanted them to pay 80%. it is about 2,000 firms employing 1 to 2% of the work force. this is the part of the situation that gets the most criticism. it focuses on this 50-employee cut off. it gives the employers who are right around the number 50 a reason to have fewer full-time workers. gives them a reason either not to hire or to cut hours. and so on the one hand, the reporting, to figure out how many hours they have, how complicated it is, on the other hand the stories coming out are very bad for them. this is where rush limbaugh has a little bit of a point, where they're not going to enforce the penalties for a year. they say

we've also just gottennous this week a citizen led movement against rush limbaugh that sprang to lifeespicable comments about sandra fluke has persisted quietly since and had a real impact. cume mu lus media which carries his show is reportedly dropping his show at the end of the year. he will find a new home. let's hope it turns out when citizens raise their voices demanding basic decency in our national dialogue, advertisers will continue to listen. most of the actors in each of these stories aren't paid political operatives or big donors. organized interest groups jumped on board but were not the notetive force. these were normal people who said enough. average american who's said if not me who, if not now when. folks who suddenly realized the great secret and strength of our nation, that they are themselves powerful. and that many together there is no moneyed interest or intransigent legislator who can stand in their way. victory does not come immediately and there are always bumps and bruises and battles lost along the long road towards justice, but the first necessary step is, t

now, our one hour interview with rush limbaugh. talking about the scandal.why do you think he says they