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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush Limbaugh Show podcast.

It is an incredible honor to be on EIB filling in for our departed friend, Rush Limbaugh

on a day that is a day that the Lord has made, and it's a day that three decades ago, Rush Limbaugh decided to take the biggest known career risk that any celebrity had ever taken, any talk show hosts who creates Open Line Friday.

800, 282, 282, and I am imagining what the Maha would be telling us about the news cycle.

In fact, I'd love to hear from you what you hear in your mind about the news cycle today through the lens of Rush Limbaugh and the rules of life, et cetera, that he taught us at 800, 282, 2882.

You just think about this, that what used to be cages, well, no, I mean, go back to this.

They were facilities under Barack Obama where, quote, migrant children were held.

Then they became cages that desperate angels were put during the Trump administration, cages where the kids were put.

Now they're

facilities again.

And I can just imagine Rush explain this all to us, that it's just, it's what liberals do.

You have a man in the White House behind the militarized installation who for years talked about President Trump's knee-jerk foreign policy and dangerous

foreign policy who's now bombed Syria.

I don't see Code Pink.

I think Rush told us they take vacations during Democrats' presidencies or pseudo-presidencies.

So I'd love to hear what you think about what Rush would be telling us today from some of his undeniable truths of life.

Also, just things that Rush told you over the years that resonate with you, maybe even outside of politics or specifically outside of politics.

In addition, your calls today, a bunch of classic phone calls.

Some of them are funny phone calls. Some of them

are funny, hilarious, some of them are touching. One favorite aspect of rush to me is that

he defied cancel culture his whole career. There were constant attempts. I've heard Mark

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