Ladies and gentlemen, I want to welcome you to a very special Thanksgiving tribute to the great rush limbaugh.

Rush of somebody that I listened to for many, many years.

He's someone that I can always kind of hear in the back of my head.

The way that he always had his incredible take on things, the way that he always did his play by play.

The way that he talked to the ditto heads, the way that he would

grasp his papers and his formerly nicotine stained fingers.

We remember it all.

And so today on this Thanksgiving, I wanted to do something as a tribute to Rush,

the true story of Thanksgiving. I also want to remind you that Friday, Friday will be the day

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It's going to run all the way through this week and just hold your fire. Hold your fire.

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard a very special Thanksgiving edition of Human Events Daily. Now,

you may have been like me and you remember that every Thanksgiving or around Thanksgiving time,

every year, there used to be a story that was told across the radio in this country called the

true story of Thanksgiving. And it was read by none other than the great Rush Limboi.

Now, we lost Rush recently. And if you were like me, I first started listening to Rush,

probably about 2003, 2004. And when I was in college, I used to sneak in with a headphone in my ear

when I was in the back of the lecture hall and just be listening to Rush 12 to 3, 12 to 3, 12 to 3

every day. Even when I was on deployment, when I was living overseas, I would download the Rush 24

7. Listen every day. And every year on Thanksgiving, Rush used to read the story of the true

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