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RUSH: As is the case every day, we are loaded here today, folks. It\u2019s simply impossible to get everything in that I want to talk about in the first segment. I could go through everything we\u2019ve got and do what is known inside broadcast baseball as “tease you” and say this is coming up and theoretically force you to stay tuned the whole three hours. But the difference is, and many of the broadcast titans don\u2019t understand, I don\u2019t have to tease you to get you to listen to all three hours. You do it habitually anyway. So knowing that, I am sometimes patient in determining when to do various things. But there are countless things that I would love to make first today. <\/p>\n

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For example, remember that call we had from the 13-year-old who had gone to the library in Indiana <\/a>and found out that global warming was a hoax, he called me to tell me about it. Very articulate young man. I gave him an iPad. That phone call has the left turned inside out and upside down. I\u2019ve got about 20 different websites, blogs, other entries that I have been sent from the left literally going bat nuts over this. It had four ingredients that sends them off. It had a 13-year-old. That\u2019s the youth, future of the country, blah, blah. It had global warming as a hoax. It had me, and it had an iPad. And square nerds like me aren\u2019t supposed to know about iPads, and I\u2019m not supposed to be giving one away to a kid who could actually use it. <\/p>\n

So they\u2019re trying to find this library. They\u2019re trying to find out who he is and his parents, to find out what one story the parents showed the kid. It\u2019s amazing. Now, we\u2019ve got the videotape of an MSNBC hostette, Melissa Harris-Perry<\/a>. She\u2019s a professor at Tulane, I believe, and what we have here, it\u2019s audio of a video promo that they\u2019re airing on MSNBC for her show there, the Melissa Harris-Perry show. It\u2019s an eponymous program. And the point to be made about this is it\u2019s nothing new. People are reacting to this like, “Oh, my God, this is sick. I can\u2019t believe it.” <\/p>\n

She is saying essentially that your kids don\u2019t belong to you. Your kids belong to the government. Your kids belong to the collective. Your kids belong to the community. The idea that you own your kids and that they are your responsibility is outdated, outmoded, and unworkable. And people are hearing this and going nuts over it. My reaction, folks, is this is nothing new. This is who these people are. This is what Marxism is. It\u2019s been out there for hundreds of years now. Mrs. Clinton wrote a book about it, It Takes a Village. Well, it was ghost written, but she had a book, It Takes a Village. <\/line><\/p>\n

Health care overtaken by government, Mrs. Clinton\u2019s idea. Everybody talks about how effective and how great she is. Mrs. Clinton didn\u2019t make half the impact in her efforts to take over the country that Obama is making and this little incidental MSNBC hostette. We\u2019ll play that audio for you as the program unfolds, because it is what it is. The thing to keep in mind is it\u2019s nothing new. I keep pulling my hair out at people making — I\u2019m glad they\u2019re making the discovery, don\u2019t misunderstand, but it\u2019s frustrating at the same time because it\u2019s not new. <\/p>\n