this is 1992, rush limbaugh. rush limbaugh's radio program goes national in 1988. by 1992, limbaugh is a media juggernaut unlike anything anyone who ever seen and nobody knew how much influence somebody who had tens of millions of listeners and a best-selling book and a television show would have. when he is running for reelection in 1992, george h w bush said, if i walked down conservatives, i need to lock down rush limbaugh. george h.w. bush invites limbaugh and the producer of the show, roger ailes, to the white house for an overnight visit in hopes of securing limbaugh's endorsement. that is a powerful role for a new type of media voice. conservative media that worked to reelect george h.w. bush and failed worked to take down bill clinton. a new generation of scandal hounded clinton throughout his presidency and set the agenda for much of the establishment news as viewpoints were amplified in the new world of 24 hour cable news. cnn was founded in 1980. msnbc and fox for both founded in 1996. there is an explosion in a round-the-clock cable news reporting. bene

jesse, let me begin with you on rush limbaugh. what do you think? so if he's saying that if the republicans don't force kavanaugh on to the court, that the republican base will be disappointed and stay away from the voting booths in the midterms. >> jesse: yes, rush is right. listen. they hole everything in washington, d.c. the white house, the senate. if they can't get kavanaugh through, they are host. here's why. they need to be more machiavellian. irs targeting, street violence, you remember how harry reid accused romney of not a big any taxes. they said romney killed cancer patients. they are very, very rough-and-tumble. right now the republicans are teetering because they haven't funded the wall and they have only partially repealed obama care. the reason why favorability is up to its highest level in three years because they have hung tough on certain things. like judges, like safety and security, and like middle class wages, and donald trump is leading that charge for the party. he'll not cave to political correctness and he won't back down w

the description from rush limbaugh.plished person who has a credible allegation. they deserve to be heard and treated fairly, but rush limbaugh is talking about this. you will lose power. >> this is what the dilemma is. it's not a matter of yes, they need moderate swing voters and suburban women who are bleeding support for kavanaugh. including a fox news poll down significantly overall. especially among women. republicans worry the voters are not going to turn out if they don't get the nominee through. if i that are not able to get a conservative judge and republican senate, why would they show up? that's the question they are asking when the promise is yes, we want a judge who will overturn roe vs. wade. >> the big difference between mcconnell's statements last week, we are going to ram this through, that was before we knew that dr. ford was going to testify. i think a big part was trying to have some effect that she wouldn't. the best chance of getting kavanaugh through is she wouldn't come forward and now she is. it

bush things if i'm going to lock down the conservatives, i need to lock down rush limbaugh. rush limbaugh and the producer of his television show, a manly -- man named roger ailes to the white house in hopes of securing his endorsement. that is a big, powerful role for a new type of media voice. mediaame conservative that looked to reelect george h.w. bush worked to take on george clinton. they pounded him throughout his presidency and set the agenda for much of the establishment news. cnn is founded in 1980 and msnbc and fox are both found in 1986. there is an explosion of around-the-clock news reporting. they benefited from a turn in investigative journalism. investigative journalism is understandably revised by watergate. they were digging into president and presidential candidates's personal lives. the turning point shows the presidential campaign of gary hart. there he is in his monkey business shirt. he was being hounded by newsweek, the new york post and the miami herald. that, according to the journalists said all of the truth is out. this feeds into a new with of se

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i saw you nodding as rush limbaugh was talking just then. what were you in agreement with?wrence: the fact that they're going to lose everything. this is what republican voters ask for. the supreme court and some people held their nose and voted for donald trump because of the supreme court and then you have the senate in every single way and then they get on tv and say we're going to stand up for you, going to fight for you. if we cannot get a supreme court justice confirmed, why do we even have you guys here? to be what i have to ask the obvious question because we've been talking about women's issues and so on and so forth. is it party over what you should done i think should happen with these accusers? if you look at the polling, a republican voters choosing a supreme court nominee over what they would maybe even want to see in terms of listening to the women who have come forward? >> tomi: we are just seeing through it i think there are so many female republicans out there who are seeing through all of this and are as disturbed as i am by what's going on. the first acc

. ♪ >> sean: earlier today, rush limbaugh had a very stern warning for senate republicans.ere listening. >> if the republicans do not get this vote taken and have kavanaugh confirmed, you can kiss them in terms goodbye, you can kiss goodbye holding the house, and you can kiss goodbye holding a senator. whatever the democrats think of their base, the one thing i know is, if you guys fold on this and gave and keep bending over backwards, you've done that enough. eve demonstrated that you don't hate women, you've demonstrated that you are open-minded, you've demonstrated that you want to hear from her. >> sean: rush limbaugh. i hope they will listen. quick programming note, starting tomorrow, we'll be live from washington, d.c., for all of this news. that's tomorrow night and o'clock eastern. let not your heart be troubled. we are always fair and balanced. laura, big news night, no temperature chats. >> laura: great to see you, sean. see you in washington tomorrow. good evening, i am laura ingraham, this is the "the ingraham angle" live from new york city. with the president j

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he called himself a conservative who is not mad about it, rush limbaugh on decaf.ot of it was signaling. final element was fundraising, a favorite of the koch brothers and betsy devos. devos said we admit it, trying to buy influence. one of the guys she bought was mike pence, willingly sold himself to her. combined gods, guns and money. three elements of his strategy to gain office. and he's been quite aggressive about climbing ever higher. >> and very successful. heartbeat away from most powerful office in the world at this particularly fragile time. >> probably vice president most likely to become president in more than a century. >> thank you so much. "mike pence: the shadow president." >>> other issues around the world. amid heightened and heated politics at home, president is monitoring situation in syria. warning basser al-assad not to attack the idlib. if uses chemical weapons u.s. will respond quote swiftly and appropriately. heavy russian air strikes are under way in that province. up to more than 3 million civilians at risk. andrew tabler is author of "th

he describes himself as rush limbaugh. i was a state legislator from louisiana.e had an early morning show and for some reason he wanted me to come into the studio raven: by phone. i am a forgiving person. he quickly became a leader in congress and served as the chair of the republican study committee. later as part of the leadership team. after arriving a few years after he did we reconnected. as i stand before you today i honestly cannot think of someone who would come alongside president donald trump and serve him with more humility, intelligence, and provide more wise counsel then mike pence. he has assembled a dedicated team that i have a privilege of working with on a regular basis. president trump and the entire nation is blessed to have mike serving ournce presidents and the citizens of this republic at this time in the history of this great nation. please welcome vice president mike pence. ♪ [applause] >> hello valued voters. it's a great honor. it great honor to be back at the voter summit. i know in my heart of hearts we will deliver another historic v

out root canals rageaholic police officers and groan but here's the ice takes six record to rush limbaugh no occurring naturally. just because something is the actual doesn't make it good or fun or right or just you know you know just because something is natural doesn't mean it can't be weaponized by psychopaths and the corporations that are funded by. anthrax the ban was naturally occurring all right but then it was weaponized and sprayed at us through our radios. as julie house from and said at the fourth floor to phoenix to red to ive is a natural occurrence but the polluted agriculture runoff super charges it and rick scott and many others fought for this governor scott got his department of environmental protection to convince the e.p.a. that florida should set its own regulations for sewage manure and fertilizer the other thing both florida authorities and the media keep hitting home is red tides were documented as far back as the seventy eight hundred and along florida's gulf coast in the eighteen forty s. just because something existed a long time ago also doesn't mean it's ok th

limbaugh, i urge you to listen to fema, noaa and the red cross. it's certainly not about that. it's about keeping many americans safe. my panel still with me. you know, just yesterday, democratic senator chris murphy tweeted this. i mean this seriously, not as a political dig. if you are in florence's path and considering riding it out, your president just said that a hurricane response where 3,000 people die is his measure of success. get out of here. obviously chris murphy was somewhat tongue in cheek. but in all seriousness the president's saying we got this, no problem, no one knows, but we know, do you think he does? >> oh, of course he doesn't. you know, i was -- before the fema came on the screen i was about to say i think you're elevating trump to evil, whereas having raised three kids i just think he's a giant toddler with no real connection to reality, and no sense of empathy or responsibility. i don't think he even rises to the level of evil. i actually think if left to his own devices he'd go down to the outer banks and stand out there and turn that hurricane aside.

that is president trump on twitter references the talk show great rush limbaugh. we continue to await confirmation that christine blasey ford will appear on thursday as you mentioned she will be questioned by a female prosecutor yet to be named something we are digging very feverishly around here trying to figure out who that might be. if i find out i will let you know. back to you. >> neil: kevin corke at the white house. we are getting more details about how all of this hearing and related stuff is going to go down. so much we don't know. this much we do. the republicans have agreed on outside lawyer counsel, a female we are told to do the questioning of dr. ford. we do not know whether that would extend to the judge to react to some of the charges that dr. ford leveled but we might get some answers to the next guest louisiana republican senator john kennedy, a member, of course, of the judiciary committee. senator, good to have you back. do you know who this counsel will be, this woman asking the questions of dr. ford? >> i was told yesterday in a meeting. i in

rush limbaugh has if republicans cannot get brett kavanaugh confirmed, they can kiss goodbye to the midtermsron: i think republican conservatives, voters will be really energized with the fact that the democrats threw a wrench into the whole works. they will be more motivated to go out and vote because they are so angry. he does have a point. it is better to have victories than defeats, no question about that. ura: thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. laura: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, we will tell y how n ree people who were paralyzed from the waist dowcan walk again thanks to a new electrical device. deepeng fears in iraq and the future of the southern city. more than 20 people were killed during recent antigovernment protests. the general election in may offered instability with the prime minister unable to form a new government. we have this report now from bazrah. neorter: for weeks, city has been experiencing a wave of antigovernment protests. they turned violent, leaving more dead. they have taken to the streets because t

pence when he was hosting the mike pence show in indianapolis where he described himself as rush limbaugh on decaf. [laughter] >> i was a state legislator from louisiana that was asked you to find before the indiana legislature on some profamily policy. i remember the interview because he had an early morning show and for some reason he was coming to -- he wanted me to come into the studio rather than call in by home -- by phone. i allowed him to pick his time slot i am a forgiving person. he quickly became a leader in congress for serving as chairman of the republican study committee and later as a part of the leadership team, the number three in the gop leadership team as a conference chair. arriving a few years and we reconnected and advancing faith, family, and freedom. as i stand before you today, i honestly cannot think of someone who could come a long side president donald trump and serve with more humility, diligence and provide more wise counsel then mike pence. he has assembled a dedicated have the privilege of working with on a regular basis. the president and the entire nation

rush limbaugh goes national in 1988. by 1992 he's so important his support of pat buchanan helps bring george h.w. bush down in the primary. '96 you have fox, msnbc, cnn was founded in '80, of course. so you had this period where we did have, more or less with the kind of -- part of it also is that's the media world in which most of us grew up. we're accustomed to this idea of cronkite and the "new york times" and there was a conversation. >> we're clinging onto the idea that's what it should be. that's what the american way of journalism is. my question is, is it? >> no. it wasn't all that great. joe mccarthy knew how to manipulate that system. he would call a press conference for 11:00 in the morning because he knew the papers closed at noon. he would say i'm seeking a communist in demy name s moines. he would wait until 11:00 p.m., headlines across the country, redoubles effort. he rode that to power but television helped undo him. because when people could watch him, they didn't want that. he rose because of intense

google are biased against republicans well guess what fox news is biased against democrats rush limbaugh is biased against democrats we all know this that's the way it works today larry i know i live with the fairness doctrine for a lot of years chris and i tell you it worked you think we gave you what was what is what was wrong with giving equal time you know i am not larry i can't speak to the fairness doctrine is not something i have a lot of familiarity and it sounds like you and brian do i will say from a standpoint of right now to say the fox news or to imply that fox news somehow has the same level of power penetration that facebook and google do i think is a bit of a misnomer i think the the difference is in terms of the amount and share of voices coming out of those but again to be clear i don't feel like we're far apart here i do not believe at this point the government should get involved i don't think that there should sort be any. government regulation handed down on on facebook google i again hope that mark zuckerberg would do what he said he would do when he was in front o

really were american aircraft droned it no bomb nobody wants to see another crisis around it but rush limbaugh wants to have an impact on the really behavior. of the us behavior and the other way around so it's a very delicate game and i think that both sides have. some kurds on their sleeves that they can put on the table that it's an appropriate moment now president obama and his syrian policy was often criticized for. drawing red line is that he couldn't or wouldn't then force or red lines that bad actors in the region would be motivated to demonstrably break i wonder if russia indirectly is also trying to draw some sort of red lines across the syrian air space that with that you know bad actors in the region or even its partners its adversaries maybe i'm motivated to contest openly you know was the key word in your question is indirectly and that makes a difference you know russia did not announce a no fly zone. never stated that there is a red light but. responded in current by supplying damascus with most of his sticky to a defense system i think this is their option approach not to stat

1998 when he was host of the mike pence show in indianapolis where he described himself as rush limbaugh on the. -- on decaf. i was a state legislator from louisiana who it asked to testify before the indiana legislature on profamily policy. i remember the interview because he had an early morning show and for some reason he wanted me to come into the studio rather than call him by phone. as evidenced that i allowed him to pick his time slot, i am a forgiving person. he quickly became a leader in congress, serving as chairman of the republican study party which is the conservative study buddy envy house of representative. and then number three on the gop leadership team as the conference chair. and after arriving a few years after he did, we reconnected and were able to co-labor on a number of issues advancing faith , family and freedom. as i stand before you i cannot think of someone to come alongside donald trump and serve him with more humility, diligence and provide more wise counsel than mike pence. he has assembled a dedicated team that i have the privilege of working with on a reg

and people often forget that rush limbaugh became his talk radio career in sacramento in the late 1980s. that was sort of a perfect storm of demographic anxiety. in going from political polarization. we did at first and california. and yet, 25 years later. they were one of the first two's states. has declared itself to be a sanctuary state in terms of just usingtu this. it is bleeding there. in a has a tremendous set of other progressive shifts that have happened. it was the opposite of the story in wisconsin. we talked more about this. some years into this transformation. newsweek a famous cover. and our recovery in the last couple of years. that is such an appealing kind of story when you pin it on one person who is going to save you. he went off and spent time with mother teresa. he came back. let's think jerry brown. and the real story is about the social movement building and community organizing. it helped to transform california and inspiring and the in the nation now in the form of all right. what is brewing there. sort of the opposite. when rick perry was governor of texas he u

people often forget that rush limbaugh again his talk radio career in sacramento in the late 1980s. so that perfect storm of demographic anxiety, economic uncertainty and profiteering from political polarization. we did it first. in california. and yet, 25 years later, california's one of the first two states to move its minimum wage to $12 an hour. it's proudly declared itself a sanctuary state in terms of refusing to cooperate with immigration and customs enforcement on most criminal justice matters. it's leading in terms of climate and trying to set new climate standards. and it's got a tremendous set of other sort of progressive shifts that have happened. it's kind of the opposite of the story in wisconsin. what i've been afraid of and we can talk more about, this book is a counter to the following thing. some years into this transformation in california, there was a famous newsweek cover that had the title, altered states. referring to california because we are a hallucinogenic. about our sort of recovery and had a picture of jerry brown. it said how jerry brown saves californi

45 percent of the job losses and the recession of the early 1990s occurred in california and rush limbaugh began his talk radio career in the late 1980s in california so that's sort of a perfect stew of demographic anxiety, economic uncertainty and profiteering from political polarization. we did it first. and we've come out on the other side in terms of a state which is one of the first two states to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour. a state which is finally incarcerating after the final insanity, a state which finally declared itself to be a sanctuary state in terms of lack of cooperation with ice and immigration enforcement and the state which isleading on climate change and what the book tries to do is to talk about that arc of change . what these sort of structural, economic, demographic and political forces were but also really what was the community organizing andsocial movement mobilization that took place . it's a great book, you should buy it. if you're not a big reader, it's about to be made into a major motion picture in which i'll be portrayed by antonio banderas. i'm ve

in an op-ed for the atlanta he states rush limbaugh, fox hosts are exploiting the fears as he puts itolder white people. well, he says it's time for the press to fight back. my concern is centered around the likes of todd who told us not to miswork on friday because he said he had a strong suspicion than the robert mueller witch hunt would be delivering a bombshell last friday. i had so much faith in chuck todd's political analysis, i want you to know, i took friday off. the nfl sounding off on nike's new ad campaign featuring colin kaepernick. in a state they say this --" "the social justice issues that colin and other professional athletes have raised deserve our attention and action. hard-hitting stuff from the nfl. could any of us possibly be disappointed? this is after they supplied the team uniforms and the five-year deal was worth $1 billion. so this is a big one. nike launching the controversial ad campaign featuring nfl quarterback colin kaepernick. tomorrow nike will run the ad on the nfl season opener. but the social justice warriors newly self-proclaimed at nike have somet

here's what rush limbaugh said. >> of the republicans do not get this vote taken and have brett cavanagh can kiss the midterms goodbye, holding the house and holding the senate. shannon: what do you think? >> after losing elections people tend to blame whatever serves their larger interests and worldview. there are a lot of reasons the republicans are more likely than not to lose the house was i don't think the senate -- it is more likely than not republicans will retain the senate. it is hard for me to understand people who would vote for a democrat that would win in order to punish republicans if the brett kavanaugh nomination would go down. and that thinking doesn't make sense. may be part of what is going on out there. >> if they supported this president, the white house, senate and house on the wall, and other stuff. >> the highest numbers in 7 years, favorability at 45%. >> when times are tough, we stick together and this is a tough moment for the republican party, hard times. historic size losses. a president who is under attack constantly. and administration that is deeply embatt

i started listening to rush limbaugh on 89. before that bruce williamson sally jesse raphael. human beings talking and i thought i could learn something. i found it more engaging. then, in college the late '90s when the clinton scandals of broker myers glued to tv. i would watch hardball at five. rick at six, hardball at seven. o'reilly was sometimes i would rewatch hardball at 11. all the media was giving me information and had interviews with newsmakers. they had several conversations about serious issues. somewhere in the mid to thousands bush hitler became a thing, the left lost their mind and cable news morphed into the same 12 people having conversations. if they happened at a restaurant you would leave and move. it bothered me. i love consuming information. it's harder to find. then you begin to see a pattern on the left the book where it's about appealing to emotion. keeping people angry or afraid. the alternative is to try to sell them something. and liberal policies don't sell well particularly in middle america. people just want to be left alone. i thought, why are

better than rush limbaugh? he knows who "infowars" is. >> stephen: (as jones): "yeah, everyone knows what "infowars" is. tens of millions of views. that's not even counting the mole people watching my live feed on the micro screens on the bottom of my feet! marco rubio is a snake man. come on, unhinge that jaw, marco. swallow me. swallow me whole. i'm delicious!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) snake! >> jon: come on, tuck! come on, tuck. >> stephen: that actually hurts to do. >> blood in my veins! ( laughter ) and then jones took it too far-er. >> playing this joke over here, that's why the de-platforming didn't work. >> hires a question-- >> hey, don't touch me again, man. i'm asking you not to touch me. >> well, sure, i just patted you nicely. >> i know, but i don't wanna be-- i don't know who you are. >> oh, you want me to get you're not going to get arrested, man. you're not going to get arrested. i'll take care of it myself. >> oh, he'll beat me up! >> stephen: marco, marco, i get wanting to punch alex jones. e

here is what rush limbaugh said as this moves forward. >> if that ever became our pool of law that would be the end of rule of law meaning end of america as you and i know it. it would be the end of any effort to exonerate oneself against any charge, falls, legitimate or heavy. >> regardless of party, none of us want to see that happen. >> we live in a society built on fair process, giving everybody a right to be heard. in this situation, it is tragic it is so pervasive. brett kavanaugh in this situation has categorically denied he engaged in any assault, denied allegations against him under penalty of perjury with senate committee staff and asked to have a public hearing to clear his name. is ready to do that, came on your network earlier tonight with mrs. kavanaugh to categorically deny all allegations in the senate will give him and doctor ford a chance to be heard thursday. >> people across the ideological spectrum want to hear from both of these people, they want to hear accounts about the allegations and have the judge have a chance to address those as well. we will be watching thu

and rush limbaugh began his talk rated career in the late 1980s in california.t is perfect studio, demographic anxiety, economic uncertainty, and profiteering from political polarization. we did it first, and we kind of, on the other side in terms of a state which is one of the first two states to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour, a state which has finally de- incarcerating after insanity. ast state which finally declared to say to be a secretary of state in terms of lack of cooperation with i.c.e., immigration customs enforcement, and a state which is leading on climate change. with the book tries to do is to talk about that arc of change, the sort of structural economic, demographic and political forces were factors were, but also really the community organizing a social movement, mobilization that took place. it's a great book. you should buy it. even if they be greeted it's about to be made into a major motion picture in which i'll be portrayed by antonio banderas, which -- [laughing] i'm very excited about this. but i want to just pick up on the immigr

taylor, i guess, number 56 just gave us a speech, alex jones interviews him all the time, about rush limbaugh's show, i forget the substitute's name, he had a caller about the 301 priests getting in trouble for what they're doing to the kids in pennsylvania. and -- [laughter] -- this is amazing what god is doing. i thank god for president trump, man. and this is the mercy of god. and when dianne feinstein is trying to pull this 11th hour thing about brett kavanaugh, what joke. the guy has 65 women saying hey, he's a great guy. it's a lie. if i ever see that woman, i'm going to try to get her saved and that's what i'm going to try to do. well, now, if you were to ask me, why am i a christian? there is a verse in peter, it says if somebody asks why you're a christian, tell them why, but with generalness, i'm going to try to do that. i try to you know, there is a verse in the bible that says thou shall not revial the gods, so i'm in between a rock and a hard place, you're here by the appointment of god, and that is what god says. i have to show proper respect, even though hillary here, talks about

. >> this is is a falling, and rush limbaugh hit the nail on head today said that democrats are trying to find president donald trump's katrina, that is appalling, but that is what is happening like that response from gutierrez, and the media is just as bad, washington post editorial board put out a piece saying president trump is complicit with the approaching hurricane, how is a president responsible for a storm overseas, heading our way, she not, a new low for washington postand got re. gu gutierrez. liz: democrat senator jeff merckly started it all by trying to claim that "house" is diverting funds from fema hurricane release to i.c.e. saying that fund transfer did not come from hurricane relief fund, that 10 million at issue comes out of fema funds there are travel and public speaking. i.r.si.c.e. needs money for crog and detention centers, something that democrats and media have been up in arms about. and other agency diverting budget to i.c.e., this money is not from fema's hurricane spending. it is from fema's routine operating expense budget. they still have that money for hur

this is what rush limbaugh had to say about that today. >> trump is more out of touch than bush was during katrina and hurricane florence hasn't even hit. there is almost like demonic possession that is come over these people. >>, president when. of this is a good response there will be the comparison to last year. >> he is going to win with the people of south carolina, north carolina and georgia if he keeps doing what he is doing leaders to puerto rico it is an island nation, a very tragic things that happened. i have to focus on what is coming. the president is in the here and now, he is president of the united states. he called myself, governor tim scott. i can't think of anything that he has not offered that i wish he would offer. that is all i can say, to the people of south carolina the president is on this, the national emergency center in dc tomorrow to get an update, i will be home later in the day and we are as prepared as i know how to be but i want to stress this, you can do something about your own fate here. in the areas in question along the coast please leave. >> you are o

>> sean: rush limbaugh. i hope they will listen. quick programming note, starting tomorrow, we'll be live from washington, d.c., for all of this news. that's tomorrow night and o'clock eastern. let not your heart be troubled. we are always fair and balanced. laura, big news night, no temperature chats. >> laura: great to see you, sean. see you in washington tomorrow. good evening, i am laura ingraham, this is the "the ingraham angle" live from new york city. with the president just across the street from us, to require major political battles. the 11th hour smears of brett kavanaugh brett kavanaugh continue unabated is another uncorroborated message lobbed his way. my message to the g.o.p. in moments along with the reaction from dan bongino, wendy long, and many more. will he stay or will he go? rod rosenstein's fate in limbo tonight after conflicting reports swirling around the resignation or straight up removal. congressman mark meadows has some choice words. he'll be with us exclusively tonight. but first, democratic emotional ex

. ♪ >> sean: earlier today interestingly, rush limbaugh reassessed one of his protections that we happened on this program. he said republicans did not confirm kavanaugh, they could "kiss the midterms goodbye" in the wake of the latest accuser rush said this today. >> the outrage was originally going to be at republicans for caving to all of this but now we are past that. one of the things i believe it is truly happening, i think fence-sitters, and casual news consumers, people that are not ideologically involved like you and i are, people that aren't so called news junkies, i think they are watching this and i think they are just getting livid because this is so far outside the bounds of what even our degraded politics has come to be, in terms of normal. this is so even beyond that. >> sean: in 41 days, rush is right, you have all the power. this is insanity. we'll always be fair ander balanced. let not your heart be troubled. laura is in the next studio. we will be back in d.c. tomorrow.. how are you? >> laura: i thought you were up in the rain. you can weather any storm. you are suppose