{"id":17800,"date":"2011-10-07T16:20:09","date_gmt":"2011-10-07T16:20:09","guid":{"rendered":""},"modified":"2011-10-07T16:20:09","modified_gmt":"2011-10-07T16:20:09","slug":"herman_cain_endures_lecture_on_blackness_from_msnbc_white_guy","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/daily\/2011\/10\/07\/herman_cain_endures_lecture_on_blackness_from_msnbc_white_guy\/","title":{"rendered":"Herman Cain Endures Lecture on Blackness from MSNBC White Guy"},"content":{"rendered":"

RUSH: I have here a series of sound bites, they\u2019re from MSNBC, Lawrence O\u2019Donnell interviewing Herman Cain. One, two, three, four, five of them. Our policy here, ladies and gentlemen, is not to include on our sound bites the employee of the network. We just use the guest. It\u2019s primarily about fair usage. For example, Lawrence O\u2019Donnell doesn\u2019t work here, he works at MSNBC. So what happens on his show within time constraints is free for us to use under fair usage rules, but we\u2019ve always drawn the line at actually using the talent unless it\u2019s just a quick sentence or two. And I\u2019m gonna abide by that because it\u2019s a broadcast courtesy as well as anything else. <\/p>\n

I was so close to making an exception because O\u2019Donnell berates Herman Cain for not being a good black. He berates him for not actually understanding what it is to be black. And Herman Cain stands his ground here. This is the kind of thing that makes me think we are never going to overcome this divide because of the left. Now, they claim that they are the ones who are colorblind, they are the ones who are open-minded and tolerant, when in fact they are the biggest bigots among all of us. No, O\u2019Donnell is not black. He is the plantation master. The libs run a plantation, and the blacks in the Democrat Party are the people that work for \u2019em. And in order to serve in the Democrat Party as a black, you gotta toe the line. It\u2019s just a reworking on the old traditional arrangement. <\/p>\n

I have a told you before, the Democrat Party is a coalition of disparate groups, various different constituents, and they really have nothing in common except for one thing, and that is big government running everything. And the way these groups stay in the good graces of the Democrat Party is to deliver votes and money. So in the case of the Reverend Jackson and the whole civil rights coalition, from People for the American Way to whatever the groups are, Jesse Jackson gets his seat at the Democrat Party power table by delivering votes and money and talking up the cause. And if he ever strayed from it, he\u2019s gone, bye-bye. There\u2019s no personal affection for Jesse Jackson. It\u2019s really a loose-knit bunch of disparate constituency groups. <\/line><\/p>\n

But when you hear some of these questions and Herman Cain\u2019s answers you\u2019ll understand, if you don\u2019t already, I\u2019m sure you do, that the left, for all their talk about colorblindness, wants to get rid of America\u2019s original sin of delivery and get rid of their white guilt, it ain\u2019t gonna happen if the black is a Republican. It ain\u2019t gonna happen if the black is a conservative. <\/p>\n

Let me give you an example. This is last night, The Last Word is the name of O\u2019Donnell\u2019s show and he\u2019s talking to Herman Cain. He says, “The book you\u2019re selling down there at Barnes & Noble today, you write, ‘The civil rights movement was a few years in front of me. I was too young to participate when they first started the freedom rides and the sit-ins. So, on a day-to-day basis it didn\u2019t have an impact. I just kept going to school, doing what I was supposed to do, and stayed out of trouble. I didn\u2019t go downtown and try to participate in sit-ins. Counter to our real feelings, we decided to avoid trouble by moving to the back of the bus when the driver told us to. Dad always said, “Stay out of trouble,” and we did.\u2019 Where do you think black people would be sitting on the bus today if Rosa Parks had followed your father\u2019s advice?” This is what Herman Cain said.<\/p>\n

CAIN: My father was not giving Rosa Parks\u2019 advice. You are distorting the intent of what I said. I was a high school student. The college students were doing the sit-ins. The college students were doing the freedom rides. If I had been a college student, I probably would have been participating. But if you\u2019re a high school student in the 10th or 11th grade, you\u2019re under 18 years of age, you didn\u2019t need to get arrested and be in the middle of that. That was the intent of what I said relative to me not being involved. This is what my dad meant. It was not prudent for a high school student to be in the middle of what was going on in terms of those demonstrations.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Then O\u2019Donnell said, “Mr. Cain, in fact, you were in college from 1963 to 1967, at the height of the civil rights movement, exactly when the most important demonstrations and protests were going on. You could easily as a student at Morehouse between 1963 and 1967 actively have participated in the kinds of protests that got African-Americans the rights they enjoy today. You watched from that perspective at Morehouse when you were not participating in those processes. You watched black college students from around the country and white college students from around the country come to the South and be murdered, fighting for the rights of African-Americans. Do you regret sitting on those sidelines at that time?”<\/p>\n

CAIN: Let me ask you a question. Did you expect every black student and every black college in America to be out there in the middle of every fight? The answer is no. So, for you to say “why was I sitting on the sidelines?” I think that that is an inaccurate deduction that you are trying to make. You didn\u2019t know, Lawrence, what I was doing with the rest of my life. You didn\u2019t know what my family situation may have been. Maybe, just maybe, I had a sick relative, which is why I might not have been sitting in or doing the freedom rides. So, what I\u2019m saying, Lawrence, is — with all due respect, my friend — your deduction is incorrect and it\u2019s not logical, okay?<\/p>\n

RUSH: Okay, you see where this is going. He\u2019s not “authentic.” He didn\u2019t march, he didn\u2019t protest, he didn\u2019t get mixed up in all of that so he\u2019s not really black. He wasn\u2019t interested in that. He didn\u2019t… (interruption) Well, no. “How come they didn\u2019t ask Obama?” They have asked him. They did. During the 2008 campaign, they made all kinds of references to the fact that Obama didn\u2019t do any of this, the fact that Obama wasn\u2019t down for the struggle — remember — that\u2019s why Sharpton early on was not for Obama, that why — and where do you think the “Magic Negro” thing came from, that columnist in the LA Times? ‘Cause Obama wasn\u2019t authentic, he wasn\u2019t down for the struggle. And when he went to Selma and started talking about how his dad was inspired by what went on there and started talking with the “black dialect,” the same day Hillary said, “I ain\u2019t no way tired.”<\/p>\n

These people routinely insult their audiences: Hillary, Obama using the black dialect. That was something that Obama had to overcome. The media didn\u2019t give anybody trouble. It was individual newspaper columnists. Sharpton was, also. Don\u2019t forget, you had Biden back then talking about, ‘Finally we Democrats, we have a clean and articulate black guy;” and Sharpton said, “What do you mean? I take showers every day. I can talk.” People forget this, but Sharpton was not on board this campaign from the get-go. Anyway, you see where this is going. Lawrence O\u2019Donnell is telling Herman Cain: “You\u2019re not black enough. You\u2019re not authentic. Why weren\u2019t you down there marching getting your head cracked open like everybody else?” Next question: “I gave your book a fair reading, Mr. Cain. I didn\u2019t read anything about a ‘sick friend.\u2019 What I read was a deliberate decision to not participate in the civil rights movement, the civil rights protests and I read a misleading sentence that indicated that in time you were in high school at the time when in fact you were in college from \u201963 to \u201967, right when it was happening in Atlanta.”<\/p>\n

<\/a>CAIN: Lawrence, I\u2019m gonna try this one more time. I graduated from high school in 1963, okay? I didn\u2019t start college until the fall of 1963. Now, I don\u2019t understand why you\u2019re trying to make a big deal out of this small point when we have an economy that is on life support. We got 14 million people out of work, and you want to try and deduce something that is incorrect from my words in my book, okay?<\/p>\n

RUSH: Remember what I said back during the campaign, 2008, when everybody was saying, “Well, if we elect Obama, Rush, we can pretty much wipe the slate clean. That will end racism and just erase it; make up for all those horrible years of slavery and everything.” I said, “No, it won\u2019t. It\u2019s gonna make it worse. It is gonna get worse because any disagreement with Obama is gonna be chalked up to racism. Any controversy over policy whatsoever is gonna be chalked up to racism. Any opposition at all chalked up to racism,” I said, and has that not happened? Tea Party, who are they? Bunch of racists! Everybody who disagrees with Obama is a racist. We\u2019re never gonna overcome this, folks. The left can\u2019t afford for us to overcome it. The left needs this as the argument. The left needs this nation roiled over this.<\/p>\n

The left needs perpetual white guilt over it. So the election, if it were to happen, of a Republican black, contrary to what the popular sentiment might be… Think of the treatment Clarence Thomas has gotten, and this is a little forerunner here. It wouldn\u2019t be pretty. It wouldn\u2019t solve anything. The left can\u2019t afford for that to be solved. (interruption) I don\u2019t know if O\u2019Donnell was marching or not. You know, a lot of white people today claim they were there marching. Some were and some weren\u2019t. But you can\u2019t ask Lawrence O\u2019Donnell where he was \u2019cause he\u2019s the journalist, see. Journalists have in their own minds an immunity from any examination of the way they live or have lived. It\u2019s not about them. So the next question from Lawrence O\u2019Donnell: “A recent NBC\/Wall Street Journal poll showed overwhelming bipartisan support for increasing taxes on income over a million dollars. It\u2019s 81% support for increasing taxes for incomes over a million dollars. Has the Democrat Party somehow managed to brainwash 81% of the American people into supporting that idea?”<\/p>\n

CAIN: The answer is yes, the Democrats have succeeded at brainwashing a lot of the American people. First of all, taxing people more that make over a million dollars isn\u2019t gonna solve the problem. Secondly, they have just taken class warfare to another level. When for decades you are telling the American people that we ought to take more from the rich in order help pay off our debts but yet the debts don\u2019t get paid off, they are just playing the class warfare card. I would counter that, Lawrence, with 50% of the taxpayers now pay 97% of the taxes. I don\u2019t think that\u2019s pretty fair already.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Right. So, here\u2019s O\u2019Donnell. “Mr. Cain, you\u2019ve also said in the past that African-Americans have been brainwashed into voting for Democrats. That\u2019s an awful lot of successful brainwashing by Democrats. You\u2019re now saying the Democrats have brainwashed Republicans, brainwashed Democrats, 81% of the country into thinking that there should be higher income taxes on incomes over a million dollars. You\u2019re willing to take your brainwash idea and accuse 81% of the American people being brainwashed?”<\/p>\n

CAIN: They brainwashed a lot of black Americans into just voting Democrat and not even considering an idea that would come from a conservative or Republican. The second part, yes. Some people, both Republicans and Democrats, have bought into the class warfare card, but a lot of people haven\u2019t. So, you know, that number could be 81% or 85%. That just means that they\u2019ve been succeeding. Now, what I\u2019m doing is to try to un-brainwash people by presenting solutions that will allow everybody to try and achieve their dreams based upon their own individual effort in this nation. That\u2019s what this nation is supposed to be about.<\/p>\n

RUSH: So that\u2019s how it ended, and it\u2019s just a little forerunner of what would happen if Cain were to continue and improve and even get the nomination. The whole silliness of “Is he authentic or not?” would become the central discussion point about him.<\/line>BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/line><\/p>\n

RUSH: Tell you what we\u2019re gonna do. I put together a montage of the questions. I want you to hear Lawrence O\u2019Donnell asking these questions himself, just a montage of the questions. You\u2019ve heard Herman Cain\u2019s answers, you heard him stick to his guns. But basically what you have here, folks, Herman Cain\u2019s gonna face this from here on out regardless how high he goes, how far he goes. The die\u2019s been cast now. He\u2019s gonna be baited. He is going to be insulted just because he\u2019s black. They are gonna get away with racism and Lawrence O\u2019Donnell proves it, illustrates it. The left will get away with racism. Herman Cain, unqualified, he\u2019s not the right kind of black. He won\u2019t behave the way liberal Democrat masters demand that their black people behave. <\/p>\n

Herman Cain is not down for the struggle. Herman Cain\u2019s father is not down for the struggle. Herman Cain\u2019s father didn\u2019t care that black people were getting beat upside the head. He\u2019s not a real black. And who gets to determine who a real black is? The Democrat Party, the American left. It\u2019s the same thing with Clarence Thomas<\/a>. You know, people back then in the early nineties didn\u2019t understand why — this went further than the fact that Clarence Thomas was conservative. I mean these people that were opposing Clarence Thomas were — and, by the way, it\u2019s ginning back up over Obamacare. Clarence\u2019s wife Ginni had a website, she worked with the Heritage Foundation. They were trying to say that she was out doing things in the political arena that he wasn\u2019t telling anybody about, might taint his view on things. They were trying to pressure him to recuse himself, when actually if anybody needs to recuse themselves in the Supreme Court on Obamacare is Elena Kagan, who actually tried cases before the Supreme Court on behalf of the administration about Obamacare and related matters. <\/p>\n

But, anyway, in Clarence Thomas\u2019 case, it was purely and simply about the Civil Rights Coalition. That was the Thurgood Marshall seat, as it was known. And the fear was that if Clarence Thomas is confirmed then he becomes automatically the most powerful, influential black man in America, and he\u2019s not a Democrat, he\u2019s not a liberal, and he didn\u2019t get anywhere using the recipes and the mandates of the left, affirmative action, protest march, he didn\u2019t do any of that so he\u2019s not qualified, he\u2019s not a real black, he wasn\u2019t authentic, can\u2019t have that. So it was bring out the pubic hair on the Coke can time, whatever they come up with. <\/p>\n

That gave birth to this silly notion “the seriousness of the charge.” No, actually that was the second prominent time it had been used. The first time “the seriousness of the charge” excuse was used was when this sicko named Gary Sick at Columbia University wrote a book claiming that George H. W. Bush, while vice president for Reagan, flew over to Paris in an SR-71 and made a secret deal with the Iranians to not release the hostages before the election. There\u2019s no evidence for it. Tom Foley, Speaker of the House, (imitation) “Despite the fact that there\u2019s no evidence, the seriousness of the charge requires us to investigate.” And they investigate and they found nothing \u2019cause it\u2019s not possible. <\/p>\n

So the seriousness of the charge came up again with a pubic hair on a Coke can with Anita Hill and X-rated videos and stuff. Pull out all the stops because of the threat a non-authentic black presents to the Democrat Party. Same thing with Herman Cain. If a conservative black\u2019s ever elected president, folks, you\u2019re gonna see genuine racism every day from the highest institutions of the media and the Democrat Party. It would be horrible, it would just be sick. So rather than hear me read Lawrence O\u2019Donnell\u2019s questions, here\u2019s a montage of the questions he asked Herman Cain.<\/p>\n

O\u2019DONNELL: Where do you think black people would be sitting on the bus today if Rosa Parks had followed your father\u2019s advice? \/ You watched from that perspective at Morehouse when you were not participating in those processes. You watched black college students from around the country and white college students from around the country come to the South and be murdered fighting for the rights of African-Americans. Do you regret sitting on those sidelines at that time? \/ Well I gave your book a fair reading, and I didn\u2019t read anything about a sick friend. What I read was a deliberate decision to not participate in the civil rights movement and the civil rights protests, and I read a misleading sentence that indicated that in time you were — that what you tried to say here on the show, that you were in high school at that time when in fact you were in college from 1963 to 1967, right where —<\/p>\n

CAIN: Lawrence, Lawrence —<\/p>\n

O\u2019DONNELL: — it was happening, in Atlanta, Georgia.<\/p>\n

RUSH: So what? You see, Herman Cain is now disqualified because he didn\u2019t march and his father didn\u2019t march, and apparently they didn\u2019t want to, they\u2019re not qualified. Here we are in 2011, what does it really matter? In the daily scheme of things with the things this country faces, what does it really matter? And of course Obama didn\u2019t. Obama didn\u2019t. They tried to create a story linking his father to the great march in Selma. It was a joke. So baiting him, putting him down. It\u2019s all happening, probably \u2019cause his book is out but also because he\u2019s shooting up in the polls. <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Larry O\u2019Donnell. You know, there are some gay rights issues happening in the country now — gay marriage and gays getting politically active — is Larry O\u2019Donnell joining any of these gay marches and protests to show his solidarity or does he not care? He\u2019s a journalist? I\u2019m sorry, you can\u2019t ask that. Journalists are immune from any comparison of the way they live their lives to the way they report on how others live theirs.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: You could even say, ladies and gentlemen, Herman Cain is marching now. He\u2019s marching to protect the liberty and property of all Americans from avowed socialists like Larry O\u2019Donnell, who proudly proclaims that he is one. Herman Cain\u2019s doing his share of marchin\u2019 right now.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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