The Michael Berry Show.

Barbara Walters was born on this day in 1929.

She passed away last year.

This is Barbara Walters expressing the media's hope for what the Los Angeles Times referred

to as Barack the Magic Negro.

When Rush Limbaugh read that on air, the media took that out of context and made it a phrase

that he had come up with, but he hadn't.

He was clearly reading from the Los Angeles Times.

But when he did it, because he's a racist, you know, when he did it, they tried to cancel

him.

We can't cancel Rush, he refused to be.

But this idea that Barack Obama was going to be a messiah.

This is the quintessential white liberal progressive problem.

The idea that they live in a fairy tale, listen to this.

We made so many promises.

We thought that he was going to be, I shouldn't say this, at Christmas time, that the next

messiah and the whole Obama care or whatever you want to call that affordable health act.

It just has a work for him and he stumbled around on it.

And people feel very disappointed because they expected more.

It's very difficult when the expectations for you are very high.

You know, almost better off when they're low and then they rise and rise.

Here's where they're high and they've dropped, but you know, he still has several years

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