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RUSH:  Donald Trump in Sarasota today was over the top.  It was another massive crowd, filled with energy, and we\u2019ve got four sound bites.  Let\u2019s just get started. <\/p>\n

TRUMP:  Isn\u2019t it amazing when Jay Z and Beyonce use the filthy language that they use in their songs — using words that, if I ever said those words, it would be the reinstitution of the electric chair, right?<\/p>\n

CROWD: (laughing)<\/p>\n

TRUMP: Right?  It\u2019s true. And they use these words, and then she comes on and hugs them like everything\u2019s right. And yet with me, “He\u2019s very lewd.”  It\u2019s a new word. “Lewd.”  I\u2019ve never seen anything like it in my life.  She is such a phony.<\/p>\n

CROWD: (cheering)<\/p>\n

RUSH:  I\u2019ve had people say to me, “I wish he\u2019d stop dealing with this. Come on, get back to the issues. Don\u2019t respond to this stuff.”  Look, my entire career, folks, I\u2019ve had the same thought Trump has about the overall cultural rot that\u2019s happening here, and how it gets celebrated by people on the left.  And when they engage in actually taking our culture down to the gutter, they are applauded, they are given awards, they are heralded as great artists and so forth.  And you let one of us come out and have a slip of the tongue and say something and they\u2019re all over us and want to take us out and destroy us. <\/p>\n

<\/a>Nobody ever stands up to them on it, and Trump is.  And it\u2019s one of the reasons that Trump has this legion of support is that he fights back against these things that people all over the country who do not think their voice is heard are also saying.  Let\u2019s take a look at this.  Let\u2019s take two events.  You heard about the male soccer team at Harvard<\/a>.  Last Friday in the news, the male soccer team at Harvard was keeping a scouting notebook on the incoming female soccer team players.  They were rating them on a scale of 1 to 10 and other scouting report aspects of these young arriving female soccer players. <\/p>\n

When the Harvard administration found out about this, they cancelled the remainder of the male soccer season as a way of penalizing the men on the Harvard soccer team for daring to objectify women like this.  “Who rates women on a scale of 1 to 10?” they said. (chuckles) Try everybody? They even made a movie.  You guys remember the movie Dudley Moore was in called “10.”  And you know who the starrette was?  It was Bo Derek.  They even made a movie! She was a 10. <\/p>\n

Whether people want to admit it or not, this kind of thing happens.  Largely, it\u2019s human nature.  I have seen male sports writers today supporting what the Harvard administration did and pointing out that this is unseemly, “And if I had a daughter on the soccer team at Harvard I wouldn\u2019t want her written about this way, talked about this way.”  It\u2019s just… It\u2019s a different era.  We have to accept it.  The male soccer team basically had their season cancelled for daring to do this.  Okay.  Fine and dandy.  Think about that as you will. <\/p>\n

Here comes a Hillary Clinton political rally in Philadelphia on Friday night.  Jay Z and Beyonce attend.  Before that, they were in Cleveland.  And the lyrics of the songs they\u2019re singing include the word Bi-itch, the N word, the C word and the F bomb<\/a>.  The lyrics!  And they\u2019re singing these songs that are wildly popular, by the way, on many formats.  They cross over Top 40, R & B, rap, hip hop.  We\u2019re talking Jay Z and Beyonce here, and they\u2019re celebrated as great artists and so forth. <\/line><\/p>\n

Hillary Clinton comes out — Trump\u2019s right — and hugs them.  And they\u2019re using these lyrics.  And it\u2019s degrading to women.  It objectifies women by another woman, and by the top male rap artist in the country or R & B.  How would you classify Jay Z?  Is he a rap artist or R & B?  What would you say he is, just an entrepreneur crossing many venues? (interruption) “Huge celebrity.” Okay. So it comes out and he sings about his own wife in words like this, and Hillary comes and hugs them both and thanks them. <\/p>\n

Meanwhile, the guys at Harvard on the soccer team, they had a little scouting book on the incoming females? “They gotta go! Cancel the season.”  So Trump has a point here.  It\u2019s a two-way street, and which actually is more degrading and harmful?  Popular songs with lyrics like that…?  Even beyond that, just the fact that here comes Hillary Clinton embracing them and accepting their support.  Meanwhile, Obama\u2019s out there lying about Trump being supported by the KKK.  Anyway, my point is that people have noticed this for decades now and they\u2019re fed up with the hypocrisy, and here\u2019s Trump reacting to it.  So I think, on balance, he helps himself with it. <\/p>\n

Here\u2019s the next bite, Trump in Sarasota…<\/p>\n