This is an I-Heart podcast.

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

And I am Brett Witterball.

I will be your guide today on the Rush Limbaugh Show.

You will oftentimes hear me, or every Monday through Friday you'll hear me on WBT and

Charlotte, North Carolina. And this is a

very important day. It's an important day for me. It's an important day for all of us here

in this audience. Today is one month since we lost our dear Rush Limbaugh. Now the thing about

loss that we have to remember, it's especially a profound one, it's that time moves differently afterwards.

It does.

It always seems to change when you experience a profound loss, a loss of a parent, a loss of a grandparent, a beloved spouse, aunt, uncle, and God forbid a child.

Things change. Things become different.

Rush always looked forward to getting older.

He loved life, but he always looked forward to getting older, with one exception.

The reality of losing people that he loved.

Now we've lost Rush.

I remember the phone call I received one month ago today,

just within minutes of the program starting

and Rush's beloved Catherine taking to the microphone

to announce the horrible news that we had lost Rush.

And I remember how for a moment I just sat and stunned silence, and I know all of us did,

and many of us are still stunned.

...