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RUSH: Let\u2019s do a little A-B, side-by-side comparison. On the one hand, Marco Rubio may not be qualified<\/a>, not only to be president, but to be US Senator. He took a sip of water from an average looking bottle while delivering the answer to the State of the Union address on Tuesday night. <\/p>\n

Meantime, elsewhere on that network, you\u2019ve had panel discussions celebrating the relevance and the great contributions to fighting police brutality of a mass murderer, Christopher Dorner, on the very same network. CNN had a panel all excited, and I\u2019ve even got some additional tweets. Listen to this, Marc Lamont Hill. This guy\u2019s a professor a Columbia University. He was on CNN\u2019s Newsroom yesterday afternoon with the anchorette infobabe Brooke Baldwin, and the infobabe said, “Do these Dorner sympathizers have a point?” Now, keep in mind later on CNN, Wolf Blitzer was gonna ask whether or not a drink of water could ruin somebody\u2019s career, whether they liked it or not, whether Rubio liked it or not. But prior to that, this happened on CNN.<\/p>\n

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HILL: This has been an important public conversation that we\u2019ve had about police brutality, about police corruption, about state violence. As far as Dorner himself goes, he\u2019s been like a real-life superhero to many people. Now, don\u2019t get me wrong: What he did was awful, killing innocent people. He\u2019s just bad. But when you read his manifesto, when you read the message that he left, he wasn\u2019t entirely crazy. He had a plan and a mission here. And many people aren\u2019t rooting for him to kill innocent people. They\u2019re rooting for somebody who was wronged to get a kind of revenge against the system. It\u2019s like almost watching Django Unchained in real life. It\u2019s kind of exciting.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Play sound bite number two. I just want to show you how listening to this program keeps you on the cutting edge. Last Friday on this program, me.<\/a><\/p>\n

RUSH ARCHIVE: There are thousands of people urging this guy on, praising him as a real-life Django. I kid you not. They\u2019re praising this guy tweet after tweet after tweet praising this guy as a real-life Django who is gonna “kick they ass,” quote, unquote.<\/p>\n

RUSH: First day, I warned you they\u2019re comparing this guy to Django, and here is a heralded, highly acclaimed professor — I don\u2019t know what he teaches. Doesn\u2019t matter. He could be teaching a course on ballroom dance and I guarantee you it\u2019s politics. Revenge, vengeance, grievance politics, whatever. “It\u2019s almost like watching Django Unchained in real life. It\u2019s kind of exciting.” So it\u2019s not just the kooks on Twitter and Facebook, it\u2019s now the liberals on CNN who are attaching legitimacy and value to Christopher Dorner. <\/p>\n

Something hit me this morning as I\u2019m watching. Do we still not know whether he was in the cabin? Oh, that\u2019s another thing. You know, yesterday, it might have been two days ago, we had the story that local news in Southern California had intercepted the actual audio the San Bernardino police department, the sheriff\u2019s department authorizing the cabin to be torched. Burn it up. Torch it up. Burn it up. Light it up. And activists were angry as they could be that the sheriff\u2019s department would actually set the cabin on fire on purpose knowing full well that a national hero was inside. This is the way they were treating it.<\/p>\n

So the sheriff\u2019s department has not really apologized, although I think it\u2019s close to it. Grab audio sound bite number six. Here\u2019s John McMahon, who is with the San Bernardino County sheriff\u2019s department, I guess he\u2019s a spokesman, and he had a press conference. During the Q&A, a reporter said, “Sheriff, a lot of questions about how the fire started at that cabin and whether it was on purpose. Why the sheriff\u2019s department did set it ablaze, it was something that happened as a result of the tear gas that was fired in there, can you explain how that transpired?” What the hell happened, Sheriff?<\/p>\n