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RUSH: Let\u2019s go to some sound bites from the all-American presidential forum on PBS last night, Tavis Smiley hosted the Democrat forum. They had the winner of an online contest to submit questions for the debate, Crecilla Cohen Scott from Bowie, Maryland, asked the first question. She said, ‘1903, the noted intellectual, W.E.B. DuBois, ‘The problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color line.\u2019 Is race still the most intractable issue in America, especially I might add in light of today\u2019s US Supreme Court decision which struck down the use of race as a factor in K-12?\u2019<\/p>\n

HILLARY: It is abundantly clear especially today that race and racism are defining challenges, not only in the United States but around the world. You know, we have made progress. You can look at this stage and see an African-American, a Latino, a woman contesting for the presidency of the United States. But there is so much left to be done, and for anyone to assert that race is not a problem in America is to deny the reality in front of our very eyes. You can look at thousands of African-Americans left behind by their government with Katrina. You can look at the opportunity gap, the cradle to prison superhighway that The Covenant talks about, and you can look at this decision today, which turned the clock back on the promise of Brown v. Board of Education that was resting on the fact that children are better off if they are part of a diverse, integrated society. So, yes, we have come a long way, but yes, we have a long way to go. The march is not finished.<\/p>\n

RUSH: So much of this is just pandering. I expect them to do this. I mean, this is their voting bloc. But this Brown versus Board of Education thing, I understand that that\u2019s an iconic thing, but the problem with the civil rights coalition in this country today is they live in the past. Progress is not something that they\u2019re really interested in. They love going back to these iconic things of 60 years ago and reliving them and having anniversaries about them and pretending that things are still the same. I mentioned earlier Juan Williams has really a breathtaking piece today, Juan Williams is black, he has a breathtaking piece in the New York Times saying it\u2019s about time Brown vs. Board of Education went by the wayside. It\u2019s no longer practical. The circumstances that exist in the country today are not the same as back then, and he mentions that he interviewed extensively Thurgood Marshall as the lead lawyer in that case, Brown vs. Board of Education and later ended up on the Supreme Court. In his interviews, Thurgood Marshall said that the whole point of Brown vs. Board of Education was not integration and it was not diversity. We weren\u2019t trying to get the races together, we were trying to get black kids access to decent schools, because back then, the school boards were spending more money on the white schools than anywhere else. We just wanted our kids to have access to the same quality buildings and books, materials, teachers, and education. <\/p>\n

We had this report the other day, this Harvard political scientist, five-year study, diversity destroys. The concept of just putting people together because you think they should be together. The woman that started this case, the one that the Supreme Court decision yesterday dealt with, all she wanted to stop was having to drive her kid 90 minutes away to school! That\u2019s all she wanted. It was a pain in the rear, and of course that was the whole message of forced busing, and we know how that worked out. She had no idea she was creating this kind of firestorm. She just said, ‘This is ridiculous. I got a school much closer to my house but I\u2019m told I gotta send my kid over here for diversity.\u2019 Diversity doesn\u2019t work. Diversity is no substance. Diversity is just liberal kaleidoscope mentality, thinking that they\u2019re doing wonderful things and being good people. <\/p>\n

So the whole premise of Brown vs. Board of Education is being misrepresented by people who don\u2019t want to let go of it because it has its iconic status. When you hold onto Brown vs. Board of Education, you keep talking about it, you fallaciously put forth the notion that we\u2019re still living under such circumstances; that we\u2019re still living under such discrimination; we\u2019re still living under such prejudice and economic gaps and disparities. It\u2019s not the case. So they don\u2019t want to let go of that, and that\u2019s why they\u2019re concerned if Brown vs. Board of Education went away. In fact, I would suggest that there has been more segregation of races since Brown versus Board of Education than integration, and the segregation is being brought about by various civil rights group, who despite being granted the right to integrate and so forth, have decided to separate themselves for whatever reasons. And you know it and I know it. <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: here\u2019s a little observation for you. Mrs. Clinton is going on and on and on about how horrible this Supreme Court decision is, absolutely rotten. The thing about liberals is that they always come up with two sets of rules, one for themselves, and one for the rest of us. The rule for themselves exempts them from the rules they set for everybody else. Now, she lives in Chappaqua, New York, and it\u2019s just up the road from Manhattan. It\u2019s about, interestingly, 90 minutes from Manhattan. Chappaqua is an area of New York that is called Whitelandia. So let\u2019s assume here for the sake of discussion that some authority, some court decided that a number of kids from Harlem schools are going to be bussed up to Chappaqua. What do you think the reaction up there would be? Mrs. Clinton would be fine because she doesn\u2019t have her kid in school up there anymore. She\u2019s hardly there, either, she\u2019s in Washington and out campaigning. She probably would be fine with it. But people in her community — do you think the people in Harlem want to go 90 minutes every day up to school? Or maybe turn it another way around, yeah, bring the kids from Chappaqua down to Harlem, you watch what happens. That\u2019s what this case was about. It wasn\u2019t Brown vs. Board of Education so much. It was just about liberals telling you what you gotta do with your kids; where you gotta send them to school; what they can and can\u2019t eat when they get there; what they can and can\u2019t drink when they get there; what kind of vehicle they can and can\u2019t ride to get there; what kind of recess games they can\u2019t play when they get there; what food they have to avoid in the cafeteria. <\/p>\n

The liberals, they want to run everybody\u2019s life. Now, you might say, ‘Well, Rush, I don\u2019t think anybody will have a problem with this because Clinton has his office in Harlem, so they\u2019re covering their bases with this.\u2019 I\u2019m just suggesting to you that if Hillary Clinton were ever subjected to the stuff she supports for everybody else, her stack would blow. She wouldn\u2019t put up with it. We go on now to the subject of poverty in education. Let\u2019s see, who asked this question? USA Today\u2019s DeWayne Wickham. ‘This question\u2019s about the link between education and poverty. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, last year the unemployment rate of black high school graduates — black high school graduates — 33% higher than an unemployment rate for white high school dropouts. To what do you attribute the inequity which keeps many black families locked in the grip of poverty?\u2019 Senator Biden responded with this and said…<\/p>\n

BIDEN: We should remind everybody that the day before a black child, minority child, steps into a classroom, half the achievement gap already exists. That is, they already start behind. So the moment they walk into that school, they are already behind. And that gap widens. It widens —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Wait a second. Why? Why is that? How does he know this? Prove this. You don\u2019t think that is a racist statement and a bigoted statement and a prejudiced statement? He\u2019s just telling this audience of black people that he thinks their kids start out behind. Now, they don\u2019t understand they\u2019ve been insulted. They think he\u2019s supporting them because of course if it\u2019s true their kids start out behind, it\u2019s gotta be somebody else\u2019s fault. This is one of those things, you know, I would say prove it. Here\u2019s the rest of his bite.<\/p>\n

BIDEN: — because we do not start school earlier. We do not give single mothers in disadvantaged homes the opportunities that they need in order to know what to do to prepare their children.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Stop the tape, stop the tape once again. You see, ladies and gentlemen, that you don\u2019t have what it takes to raise your own kids. The government, run by Democrats for how many years out of the last 40, has not done a good enough job of teaching single black mothers how to be good mothers.<\/p>\n

BIDEN: A mother who talks to her child on a regular basis from infancy to being a toddler, that child, when it\u2019s two years old, will have a vocabulary 300 words more than a child not talked to. So it\u2019s simple. You gotta start off and focus on the nurturing education of children when they\u2019re very young, particularly children from disadvantaged families.<\/p>\n

RUSH: You know, Barack Obama didn\u2019t have this problem. Barack Obama somehow escaped that gap. He\u2019s become one of the cleanest and most articulate black candidates the Democrat Party\u2019s ever fielded, quote, unquote, Joe Biden. How did Barack escape this gap? I assume he started out, what, behind, but he launched himself and now he\u2019s doing better in the polls for the presidential nomination than is Biden. Let\u2019s see. Let\u2019s go cut seven because we\u2019re getting close here to the pi&egrave;ce de r&eacute;sistance in all this. We\u2019re not going to get to all of it before the break. It\u2019s on AIDS. They moved on to AIDS. I forgot to move my cue sheet forward by a page. ‘What\u2019s the plan to stop and protect these young people from this scourge of AIDS?\u2019 And here\u2019s a portion of Mrs. Clinton\u2019s answer to the question.<\/p>\n

HILLARY: Let me put this in perspective. If HIV\/AIDS were the leading cause of death of white women between the ages of 25 and 34, there would be an outraged outcry in this country.<\/p>\n

RUSH: That is shameless. That is just pandering of the worst order. This forum is what it was, and it existed for this express purpose. But, look, here we are, I don\u2019t know if you saw it, I didn\u2019t see it. By the time last night came around, folks, I was exhausted and I was into a little hedonism. I was into sybaritic pursuits. The last thing I was going to do after this exhausting week was to watch this. But here we are, the man running America — you know it and I know it — an untamed piece of the GOP message machine, airing for millions of Americans who didn\u2019t watch it, didn\u2019t see it, didn\u2019t hear it, what Democrats said last night at their All-American Presidential Forum on PBS. Take that, those of you who are on the prowl on the Fairness Doctrine. <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: All right, now we get to the meat of the coverage here. This is Joe Biden. Who asked this question? Public Radio\u2019s Michel Martin. ‘I\u2019m sure you all agree there are a lot of beautiful young people in the audience today, so you can imagine how disturbed we were to find out from the Centers for Disease Control that African-Americans are 17% of all American teenagers, yet they are 69% of the population of teenagers diagnosed with HIV\/AIDS. What\u2019s the plan to stop and protect these young people from this scourge?\u2019 And Joe Biden said this.<\/p>\n

BIDEN: What\u2019s happened is there\u2019s a policy of neglect, denial, and lack of honesty out there. The fact of the matter is, there\u2019s neglect on the part of the medical and the white community focusing on educating the minority community out there. I spent last summer going through the black sections of my town holding rallies in parks, trying to get black men to understand, it is not unmanly to wear a condom, getting women to understand they can say no, getting people in a position where testing matters. I got tested for AIDS! I know Barack got tested for AIDS. <\/p>\n

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

BIDEN: There\u2019s no shame in being tested for AIDS! It\u2019s an important thing, because the fact of the matter is in the community — in the communities engaged in denial, they\u2019re engaged in denial.<\/p>\n

RUSH: There was laughter underneath that assertion here that Barack got tested for AIDS. But once again, we have here on clear display — I\u2019m not coming up with the words I want here to describe this, but it\u2019s more than pandering. This is insulting. What Biden just said here, ‘There\u2019s neglect on the part of the medical and the white community focusing on educating the minority community out there about AIDS.\u2019 I guess to Joe Biden and every one of these people that spoke in this forum last night, it is not up to the black community to learn to fend for themselves. They are the quintessential American victims — and by gosh, if the white community doesn\u2019t educate \u2019em and if the white community doesn\u2019t take care of them, and the white community doesn\u2019t warn \u2019em, and the white community doesn\u2019t give them condoms, then they are doomed in the United States of America? If I\u2019m sitting in the audience, I\u2019m black, and I hear that, I\u2019d revolt! ‘I went to the black sections of my town and I said, ‘It\u2019s not unmanly to wear a condom.\u2019 There were rallies out there.\u2019 This is just offensive. It\u2019s dehumanizing. Anyway, Barack Obama had to respond to this.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: I just gotta make clear, I got tested with Michelle — <\/p>\n

AUDIENCE: (Laughter and applause.)<\/p>\n

OBAMA: — when we were in Kenya, in Africa!<\/p>\n

VOICE: Alright.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: So I want to… <\/p>\n

SMILEY: Alright.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: I don\u2019t want any confusion here —<\/p>\n

SMILEY: Alright.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: — about what\u2019s goin\u2019 on.<\/p>\n

BIDEN: When I got tested to save my life, because I had 13 pints of blood transfusion.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: I got tested with my wife. <\/p>\n

SMILEY: And — and I\u2019m sure Michelle appreciates you clarifying it.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: In public.<\/p>\n

RUSH: All right. ‘In public.\u2019 (laughing) So Biden, you just know: give this guy enough time when he opens his mouth and he\u2019s going to step in it one way or the other.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: One more sound bite from the All-American Presidential Forum on PBS last night with the Tavis Smiley doing the hosting. They all got a question about taxes. Do you agree the rich aren\u2019t paying their fair share of taxes? And here is a montage of their answers.<\/p>\n

EDWARDS: We need to get rid of George Bush\u2019s tax cuts for rich people.<\/p>\n

BIDEN: I would eliminate the tax cut for the wealthy.<\/p>\n

OBAMA: The Bush tax cuts, people aren\u2019t looking for charity. They want people paying their fair share of taxes.<\/p>\n

KUCINICH: I want to see the wealthy pay their fair share.<\/p>\n

GRAVEL: You think it\u2019s an accident that all of a sudden we wake up, that the wealthy aren\u2019t paying A fair share?<\/p>\n

CLINTON: We have to change the tax system and we\u2019ve gotta get back to having those with the most contribute.<\/p>\n

RUSH: There you have it, Mrs. Clinton. Not one shred\u2019s worst of difference in any of these people. You know what the Democrat slogan ought to be? Here\u2019s the Democrat Party slogan, particularly this group of candidates: ‘We\u2019ve got what it takes to take what you\u2019ve got.\u2019 That\u2019s who they are. This whole notion that the rich aren\u2019t paying their fair share, the rich they\u2019re talking about are never going to pay any more taxes than they are now. There\u2019s no tax increase, substantive tax increase that\u2019s going to affect ‘the rich\u2019 as they want you to think they\u2019re talking about. It\u2019s something that we\u2019re going to stay on, folks. This is another major education initiative from the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies, as this campaign unfolds. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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