rush limbaugh was the best.ll through all of those slanderous, evil, hateful attacks on his character. when he remained who he was: a good, decent, generous, god loving, god-fearing man who loved his family, who loved his country, and who loved what he did. >> brian: who is not going to buy that book and who's not going to watch that flower? the conversation with james golden. go to foxnation.com. look at your free access pass to all of tucker's shows by going to tuckercarlson.com. this story straight ahead, on a different note, a california town's had enough with corona mandates. they are declaring their independence as a sanctuary city. that story straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> brian: glad you're here. the city of orval california has voted to become a constitutional republic city to protect its citizens from the coronavirus mandate. the vice mayor says this city will be like a sanctuary city minutes following the precedent set by former mayor gavin newsom, no governor when he declared san francisco sanctuary city a f

rush limbaugh was the best.of those slanderous, evil, hateful attacks on his character. when he remained who he was: a good, decent, generous, god loving, god-fearing man who loved his family, who loved his country, and who loved what he did. >> brian: who is not going to buy that book and who's not going to watch that full hour? the conversation with james golden. go to foxnation.com. look at your free access pass to all of tucker's shows by going to tuckercarlson.com. this story straight ahead, on a different note, a california town's had enough with corona mandates. they are declaring their independence asto a sanctuary city. that story. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ do you take aspirin? plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. new vazalore is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. vazalore is designed to help protect... releasing aspirin after it leaves your stomach... where it is absorbed to give you the benefits of life saving aspirin... to help prevent

[applause] my mother hated limbaugh and so i would make my mom listened to limbaugh on long car ridester] and i think one time we were listening and there was a monologue from russia about welfare reform and i think she nearly drove the car off the road. limbaugh bitterly joked by mom crazy and i said to myself, i love this guy. so there was a little bit of rebellion there but for me brush was the first one that really grabbed me and after that o'reilly took hold of me and basically unleashed me into the country. >> we just met tonight but watching you you are a blend of rush who has quit and why a lot of people like your mom listened to rush because he is funny and you have the style of asking those questions that are unafraid that bill o'reilly has an eye can see how that helped you but i want to get back to your mom for second. i have a liberal mom too. she listens to my show every day and she is dedicated. she sends text. are you insane in these kind of things. where did i go wrong? i know that my mom has influenced me in want -- wanting to talk to all sorts of people and not just

[applause] my mother hated limbaugh. i would make my mom listen to limbaugh on long car rides.i think one time we were listening and there was a monologue about reform and i think she nearly drove the car off the road. [laughter] grandma literally drove my mom crazy. i said to myself, i love this guy. [laughter] so there was a bit of rebellion there but for me, here's the first one who grabbed me and after that, o'reilly took hold of me and then basically leeched me out to the country. [laughter] >> we just met tonight buto' watching you, you are a friend of limbaugh, even folks like your mom listen and you have the direct style of asking questions like that so i can see how that bit you but i want to get back to your mom for a second. >> toshort. [laughter] >> i hope mom wasn't to my show every day, she's dedicated. are you insane? these kinds of things. [laughter] i know my mom has influenced me into wanting to talk to all such of people. what did your mom do for you because you do not agree politically? my mom was very important in making me be nice to people. right? [laught

limbaugh literally drove my mother crazy. i said to myself, i love this guy.re is a little bit of rebellion there. for me, rush was the first one that really grabbed me. it's basically, unleashed me onto the country. >> we just met tonight. watching you -- i think where even liberals like your mom listen to rush because he was funny. yet that direct style of asking questions. you are not afraid. i want to get back to your mom for a second. >> sure. [laughter] >> she is so sweet. she listens to my show every day. she is dedicated. she sent me text like you get. are you insane. [laughter] where did i go wrong. [laughter] my mom has influenced me to want to talk to all sorts of people not just living in an echo chamber. what does your mom do for you because you do not agree politically? >> my mom was very important in making me be nice to people. [laughter] that is why i am so polite. i am very well mannered. [laughter] why are you laughing? [laughter] >> i seen the argument. i know. you are well mannered. >> that was something that was important to her to make s

you ran for congress twice as a decaffeinated rush limbaugh. mr. pence: rush limbaugh on de caf. told that there was conversation you had with your wife, karen, about whether you can run again. and i understand it's an important conversation. perhaps if you hadn't had it, i may not be sitting here with you right now. your path would have been different. can you talk about how your faith impacts your decision making and your policy making? mr. pence: well, thanks norm. i'm happy to share that story and thanks for the -- thanks for your evident faith and the way it has shined through and inspired all of us through the course of your life and career. [applause] so we had run for congress a couple of times when i had black hair and was admittedly a lot thinner, but we lost those races for congress. and 10 years later the opportunity came back around. we had three kids under the age of six. i could tell you it was a very difficult decision for us. i was making a living at radio television. i was home for dinner at night, but karen and i felt felt drawn to the opportunity to serve our

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honor russia's life and legacy and what it was like to work with the greatest of all time, rush limbaugh into another inspirational book just today tonight and bookstores everywhere, amazon.com, longtime friend of this program, rush limbaugh and his producer is giving readers an inside look under the top radio icon. what we say about the greatest of all time, the goat of talk radio and be a part of most prolific show and talk radio history bit what was it like being the scenes? what are the never before told stories? s that and much more. author of "rush on the radio," james. welcome back. >> sean, they could so much for having me. you are a part of that behind the scenes story, sean, sean. >> sean: oh, boy. what did i do now? >> sean, you know without you -- one of the things that rush's, when president trump honored him with the highest civilian award this country has. and so i'm so glad that in this book we will be able to tell that story and also the story of how you stood with us. all of us at the staff during this last year when rush was with us and how much that meant to all of us

celebrity author you can think of on the conservative side of the aisle, so that includes david limbaugh, dinesh desousa, newt gingrich, dennis prager, michelle nelkin, and coulter, laura ingram, molly hemingway, sebastian gorka, david horowitz, mark stein, mark levin, the list is long, and it was an amazing opportunity for me to work one-on-one with so many influential, interesting and provocative authors. >> one that you didn't mention was donald trump. >> we did publish donald trump, a book called time to get tough that really set the stage honestly for his presidential run. we published that back in 2011 when he flirted with the idea of running and then decided not to but that was the beginning of him speaking out on sort of national and international political issues. >> host: in a previous conversation that you and i had, you mentioned once he declared in 2016 he was running for president you went back and read his old stuff and saw no discrepancies. >> guest: that is such an interesting thing. the reason i went back and read his old stuff is when he declared he was going to run we

celebrity author you can think of on the conservative side of the aisle, so that includes david limbaughnesh desousa, newt gingrich, dennis prager, michelle nelkin, and coulter, laura ingram, molly hemingway, sebastian gorka, david horowitz, mark stein, mark levin, the list is long, and it was an amazing opportunity for me to work one-on-one with so many influential, interesting and provocative authors. >> one that you didn't mention was donald trump. >> we did publish donald trump, a book called time to get tough that really set the stage honestly for his presidential run. we published that back in 2011 when he flirted with the idea of running and then decided not to but that was the beginning of him speaking out on sort of national and international political issues. >> host: in a previous conversation that you and i had, you mentioned once he declared in 2016 he was running for president you went back and read his old stuff and saw no discrepancies. >> guest: that is such an interesting thing. the reason i went back and read his old stuff is when he declared he was going to run we tho

that includes davidd limbaugh, newt gingrich, dennis prager, michelle malcolm, laura ingraham, margaretingway, david horwich, mark live-in, the list is long. and it was an amazing opportunity for some interesting provocative authors per. >> one of the authors publisher did not mention was donald trump. [laughter] >> we did publish donald trump. published a book on times to get tough which really set the stage for presidential run. we publish that back in 2011, i think, he kinda flirted with the idea of running and then decided not too. that was the beginning of him speaking out for national and international political issues. >> now margie ross in a previous conversation you and i had, you mentioned once he declared in 2016 that he was running for president you went back and read his old stuff and you saw no discrepancies. >> that is such an interestingt thing. the reason i went back, honestly, it read his old stuff and he declared he was going to rent we thought we publish this great book maybe we should publish the paperback edition that seems like a good marketing decision at this po

i can't believe rush limbaugh is on, i wake up and go is he really gone.s. it is really an honor. happy to have you here. when i have an opinion on something it is rocksolid and i firmly believe that. >> the betsy ross t-shirt flying off the shelf, we will announce the donation to tunnel of towers is up to $3 million and counting. life is the most precious thing we have and it is probably the thing most people take for granted. we are busy, we don't take time to consciously think of our lives because we are too busy living them. carley: rush was a big part of your life but also part of our "fox and friends" family. tell us what you have done to pay tribute to your good friend. >> hopefully what this is for readers is a look at the inside of what it was like looking at this incredible man. a second generation founding father who helped change the trajectory of this country for the better and we have younger generations of conservatives. in some cases families with 3 or 4 generations of people who listened to rush and young conservatives ready to move into p

it was like rush limbaugh on decaf.ventually, i have the opportunity to represent my hometown in the congress of the united states. i have the privilege of serving as governor in the great state of indiana, and you can imagine how deeply hung -- tumbling it was for me to raise my right hand and serve as the 40th vice president of the united states. i want to thank the people of iowa for the great honor of serving you in that office. it was the greatest honor of my life. on a personal level, the highest title i will ever hold is actually spelled dad. i am the proud father of three people in your generation. my son is a united states marine. my daughter writes for the daily wire. a fairly well-known commentator. our youngest roger waited from yell laws bull and is now living in washington, d.c.. all of my kids are off the payroll, married, and most importantly our son and incredible daughter-in-law gave us our first grandchild, she is seven months old. she was an avocado for halloween. that is who we are. that is our jour

into in to talk radio, is actually a radio show host in the state of indiana and kind of like rush limbaughid that for 12 years representing my hometown and i had the privilege to serve as governor in the great state of indiana than youof can imagie how deeply humbling it was for me to raise my right hand to serve as the 40 vice president of the united states, and i'd like to thank the people of iowa for the honor of serving you in that office, it was thehe greatt time in my life. >> i'm the proud father of three people in your generation. our son is a united states marinene serving the united stas of america in uniform. thank you. and my daughter, charlotte, for a fairly well-known commentator online and on television. our youngest graduated from law school and is now living in washington dc with her wonderful husband. all my kids are off the table, all of them are married, our seminar incredible daughter-in-law gave us our very first grandchild, little a reason the monster gold, and she was an avocado foror halloween last night in case you'd like to know. you could give her a round of app

it was like rush limbaugh on decaf. eventually, i'd have the opportunity to represent my hometown in congress of the united states. i did that for 12 years. i had the privilege of serving as a governor for the great state of indiana. as you can imagine, how deeply humbling it was for me to -- from january 2017 to raise my right hand to serve as the 48 president of the united states -- i want i want to thank everybody in iowa for giving me that honor. greatest honor of my life. on a personal level, i need to tell you that -- it is actually spelled d a d. i am the proud father of three people in your generation. my son is a united states marine, currently deployed serving the united states of america in uniform. my daughter charlotte actually writes for the daily wire, and as a fairly well-known commentator both online and on television. my daughter, audrey, our youngest graduated from yale law school and is now living in washington d.c. with his wonderful husband. all my kids are off of the payroll, married and most impo

kind of like rush limbaugh on decaf.er] but eventually i'd have the opportunity to represent my hometown in the congress of the united states. i did that for 12 years. and i had the privilege of serving as governor of the great state of indiana. and you can imagine how deeply humbling it was for me in january 2017 to raise my if right hand to serve as the 48th vice president of the united40 states. and i want to thank the people of iowa for the great honor of serving you in that office. it was the greatest honor of my life. [applause]as of course, on a personal level, i need to tell you the highest title i'll ever hold is actually spelled d the-a-d -- d-a-d, and i'm the proud father of three people in your generation. my son's a united states marine, currently deployed serving the united states of america in uniform -- [applause] thank you. my daughter charlotte actually writes for the daily wire, a fairly well known commentator online. [applause] and on it's. and my -- on television. and my daughter audrey, our youngest

and with the a little bit of the rush limbaugh vacancy if you will. steve bannon knows how to make money manipulating the far right. some degree of martyring would help him in that. the question of future indictments come down to whether or not steve bannon successful wraps up his legal case in some of the questions of privilege around donald trump and the executive privilege claims there. i very well might be the federal court put a stay on the action against bannon. until some larger questions are issued. if so we see the house hit a pause on indictments. if bannon is unable to link his case in some ways to donald trumps argument the house should proceed with additional indictments and it will be interesting what that means. we're talking a universe of kayleigh mcenany and mark meadows. and steven miller. closest to the president have to face tough questions. >> tomorrow i'll be at the white house with ohs when the president signs his $1 trillion infrastructure frame work into law. it's a much needed victory. slated in to inject billions into the ec

rush limbaugh was perfect describing them as the drive-by media.zabeth: they said that they had found contacts between russia and trump campaign. the public wasted time on this nonsense but now we're, the main focus should be did russian disinformation which is treating the 2020 election like a cat's paw, did russia purposely put disinformation inside of the fbi, the fbi used that disinformation to get fisa wiretaps to spy on the trump campaign? if russia can feel they can go to those lengths, that is terrifying. that should be scary. that the intelligence communities can be manipulated like that, with bias with peter strzok in text messages and others against the trump campaign. like the fbi was just biding its time, waiting for more information to come out to get trump but it didn't arrive. all along russia is playing this. what do you say? >> you're blaming the wrong entity. you need to blame those actors in the fbi that knew full well that the main source of the mueller probe was the steele dossier that was tainted by russian disinformation. th

. >> at some point later in the program we may come backto what you did to diane and rush limbaugh . when you put the name of our state to quintron i was away in college and i had friends reach out saying we're not going to get new teacherswith quintron . so let's stay just for another minute at national security. and to try to unify the country you came into the office and became a senator in january 2001 and obviously itwas a contentious time and equally divided senate . then in september of that year is the tragedy of 9/11 as 3000 of our fellow countrymen were killed by jihadists. talk us through what the senate was like in the three months before 9/11 and what happened in the months after . >> in eight months the issue of importance that had everybody's attention was the first bush tax cuts. and i went back after promising that these supporters of tax cuts that i wanted to balance budget at the same time and we have a balanced budget at that time. we were paying down the national debt. and so there was surplus is projected as far as the eye could see. so the bush administration d

or even rush limbaugh.'s the shocking part, that a sitting member of congress put out a video wherein he, in an animated way, kills a woman in congress. i mean, it is shocking. and again, unsurprising because no one ever expected a sitting president to do that kind of -- to use that kind of misogynistic language against women. and yet, he did. >> i mean, gloria, the -- the paul gosar has a long list of just reprehensible things. i am not even talking about sort of politically. i am just talking about just from a human standpoint, he's just been pretty reprehensible of late. or -- i mean, i don't know how long back it goes but i have only been paying attention to him for a year or so. but how do you square the republican party wanting to punish its members for voting to fix bridges and roads but not punish them -- which they're all out there in their states, you know, promoting, frankly -- but not punishing them for producing a video like this? >> it's -- it's -- it -- it defies explanation. i mean, you know

you said in hospice care, blatt heard rush limbaugh tell the radio audience the trump 2020 d campaign campaign tapp ped blatt bank account six more times, taking the dying man's last dollars. put into perspective how unusual the fundraising practice is and if there will be ramifications for it. >> well, essentially, they were stripping people of their assets as fast as they could because they were running out of money in the campaign. it ought to be treated as a criminal matter. i don't expect it to. just as i show in the book how trump put our national security at risk with the efforts of his son-in-law to refinance 666 5th avenue in new york. we became in the bizarre position of the president of the united states attacking qatar, where we have our most important military base in the middle east, and aiding the saudis who did end up ultimately helping the kushner family. the profiteering that went on here, particularly by jared kushner and ivanka trump, is just extraordinary. in any previous administration, would have been dominant front page news day after day after day. yet, a lot

would we have had the modern conservative movement, donald trump without rush limbaugh?-- like myself who didn't know i was a conservative, i just knew i had certain values that i grew up with, certain beliefs. he identified those, and he allowed conservatives to identify themselves as conservatives and have fun doing it. you know, liberals for the first time when rush came on the radio found themselves and liberalism under scrutiny. and they don't like that. and they never were able to react to the humor that he brought to the table concerning their liberalism either. pete: i remember he would issue challenges, or issue listeners a challenge, find a friend, tell them to listen for two weeks and dare them not to keep listening. you had a chance to be front and center for 30 years, and you wrote a book about it. it's "rush on the radio, "i hope folks check it out. james, thank you so much. what a spot to be in, and you're continuing the legacy today. >> pete, thank you for having me so very much. pete: you got it, james. appreciate it. great stuff. rush will never be forg

rush limbaugh was going on and on about how it was not an issue. it is all lies. all proven to be lies. we have made mother nature out of control. it is not that we are trying to control nature. we are trying to put things back to where they should be. thank you, all. have a safe day. host: that is bill from california. we will hear from chris in florida. hello. caller: good morning. yes, i would tend to disagree with that previous caller. you get a lot of these people calling in, spouting off these hypotheses, and most people do not understand the difference between hypotheses, theory, and scientific proof. there is zero scientific proof that climate change is man-made. it could be from solar flares. it could be from numerous other phenomenon. it could be just normal cycles. ok? china is not the least bit interested in changing their ways. as a matter of fact, they are going the opposite direction and building more and more coal plants while we sit back and destroy our economy, ok? this woman saying it is the consensus of the journalists. surprise, surprise. -- s

rush limbaugh has said things on the radio that just infuriated me, which was uncivil. think that we have been building and building and building. i am not really sure how politicians want to motivate their bases if they know that anger is the strongest one, and they need to get away from that. host: before you go, you took that political typology surgery from pew research that we talked about on monday? caller: yes, i did. i thought it was really good. it was a little tight on the questions, but it put me as a left-leaning conservative, but i am more on the blue than i am on the red. but i am not on the extreme, that is why i think a lot of people would say that the election was stolen. i do not think that all. i think people in the middle got tired of the rhetoric of the former president, and that is how they voted. host: that was scott in kansas. pewresearch.org is where you go to take that survey, breaking up the typical red and blue in this country. it is a 15-question quiz. we talked about it on monday's program if you want to go back and watch that segment. david

rush limbaugh. there will be fantastic heroes we want our kids to know about.of these heros are people that our kids might not be familiar with, especially thomas sowell. pete: especially thomas sowell, one of the greatest conservative thinkers of my time. another one in my notes, douglas macarthur. awesome figure in american history to teach our kids. the website is, heroes of liberty.com. it is not on amazon. you have to go to heroes of liberty.com for all the right reasons. i think you will have a few folks checking these out for christmas. >> i think so. pete: they come with little figurines. i have ronald reagan standing on my shoulder right now. heroes of liberty.com. so you collect them all. bethany, this is kind of going on the offense we have to do. >> exactly. thank you. peter: heroes of liberty.com. up next, janice dean joins us live for a sunday appearance on the wild video. voltaren, the joy of movement. (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ ♪ - [narrator] every three minutes, a child is born with a cleft condition. without surgery, some