Two things are connected and will be connected to Russia's diagnosis forever.

He got the diagnosis.

He told the staff in the morning, as I said, and he broke the news to his audience that afternoon.

While the audience and the rest of us on the staff were still in shock,

there was a pleasant shock to come.

I first got wind of that pleasant shock.

That afternoon, when I got a call from my good friend, Sean Hannity.

Sean told me that tonight was going to be a special night.

No matter what I did, I shouldn't miss the President's State of the Union address.

Of course, my curiosity was peaked.

What on earth would be happening on the State of the Union address that I wouldn't want to miss.

And after Sean's call, I started getting other calls from some of my friends in DC.

One of them from Connie Hare, who was the Chief of Staff for Congressman Louis Gomer,

who is a very, very close friend of mine.

And Connie said that something special was going to happen tonight,

and word was that it would involve rush, and that rumor was circulating all over Washington, DC.

Well, it didn't take long before we all knew what was happening.

The President, State of the Union, was one that will never be forgotten.

Rush later said that there was more to this story than he told his audience.

And one day, he would tell us what that more was.

Sadly, I don't think we'll ever know.

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