{"id":311685,"date":"2019-06-10T16:10:00","date_gmt":"2019-06-10T20:10:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/?p=311685"},"modified":"2019-06-11T15:56:07","modified_gmt":"2019-06-11T19:56:07","slug":"trump-answers-the-chamber-of-commerce-vp-myron-not-so-brilliant","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/daily\/2019\/06\/10\/trump-answers-the-chamber-of-commerce-vp-myron-not-so-brilliant\/","title":{"rendered":"Trump Answers the Chamber of Commerce VP Myron “Not So Brilliant”"},"content":{"rendered":"

RUSH: “President Trump to CNBC: China Is Going to Make a Deal Because ‘They\u2019re Going to Have To.'” Let\u2019s go back and finish with Trump. Audio sound bite number 5 as he gets into this here. He\u2019s still talking to Joe Kernen, and this time the conversation moved to what\u2019s next with a trade deal with China to try to even out the imbalance there. Here\u2019s what Trump said…<\/p>\n

\"\"THE PRESIDENT: The China deal\u2019s gonna work out. You know why? Because of tariffs. Because right now, China is getting absolutely decimated by companies that are leaving China, going to other countries — including our own — because they don\u2019t want to pay the tariffs. And, in my opinion, based on a lot of facts and a lot of knowledge, China\u2019s gonna make a deal because they\u2019re gonna have to make a deal. A lot of countries have changed their habits because they know they\u2019re next.<\/p>\n

Without the power of tariffs by the richest, most successful country… You know, we picked up trillions of dollars in worth since I\u2019ve been elected. China has lost many, many trillions of dollars. They\u2019re way behind. They were gonna catch us. Had a Democrat gotten in — namely the one we\u2019re talking about — China would have caught us by the end of her term. They\u2019re nowhere close. They\u2019ll never catch us. Not with what I\u2019m doing. They\u2019ll never catch us.<\/p>\n

RUSH: So the same show, CNN Squawk Box, Joe Kernen said to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce executive vice president… His name is Myron Brilliant. Did you know that? The name of the executive VP of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is Myron Brilliant, and Joe Kernen said, “In the end, if the deal with Mexico became better than the deal we had, then didn\u2019t the president\u2019s tariff threat work, Mr. Brilliant?”<\/p>\n

BRILLIANT: The weaponization of tariffs, the increase of threats on our economy, on our farmers, our manufacturers, our consumers, is gonna hurt our country. It also creates uncertainty, Joe, with our trading partners, both in Europe and Japan where we want to get deals and frankly it complicates \u2013 (crosstalk)<\/p>\n

KERNEN: We need —<\/p>\n

BRILLIANT: — to try to get something better with China. (crosstalk) Tariffs are not the way we want to go. We do need to force the hand of China and we need to address unfair practices.<\/p>\n

KERNEN: How?<\/p>\n

BRILLIANT: What\u2019s the ultimate goal here? We want to get the USMCA passed, the new NAFTA, right? We want to get that through the Congress. Threatening Mexico is not a way to get this through the U.S. Congress.<\/p>\n

\"\"RUSH: Folks, this is exactly the post World War II order that I have been referencing in recent months on this program, this kind of thinking. This is the exact thinking, the United States is second class, the United States cannot puff ourselves up, the United States cannot act like a superpower, the United States cannot threaten, the United States cannot intimidate, the United States — we\u2019ve gotta back off.<\/p>\n

The weaponization of tariffs, the increase of threats on our economy? This guy has no idea that all of this is for the benefit of the United States. He doesn\u2019t even see it in that context. This is the executive VP of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which, by the way, is a spearhead donor for open borders and amnesty legislation.<\/p>\n

But this guy, Myron Brilliant, doesn\u2019t even see that all of this is for the benefit of the United States. He literally may not see it. And if he does see that it ultimately is for the benefit of the United States, note that he opposed to it. The United States cannot win in these deals because that he will destabilize the world order. The United States has to take it on the chin, we have to let these little countries know that we\u2019re not gonna run roughshod over them or some such thing.<\/p>\n

He has no concept that we\u2019re the good guys and that the United States doing well means that everybody dealing with us does well. He has no concept of this. And this guy is typical of the kind of people we have at the State Department and other bureaucracies that negotiate and deal with internationals trade and other aspects of foreign relations.<\/p>\n

The weaponization of tariffs? So the United States staking out a negotiating position for its own benefit is considered weaponization? The increase of threats on our economy? What threat on our economy? “Well, Mr. Limbaugh, the threat that if the Mexicans didn\u2019t agree.” It was the Mexicans that were gonna be hurt if they didn\u2019t agree.<\/p>\n

And all this is doing is making Mexico follow existing protocols and meet current obligations that we have allowed them to go lax on because we have not pressed our case because that\u2019s not right. “It creates uncertainty, Joe, with our trading partners.” Yeah, it upsets the applecart where we\u2019ve also been taking it on the chin, creates uncertainty. Yeah, they\u2019re scared we might be coming after them now to level the playing field.<\/p>\n

But this guy acts like the United States is all of a sudden this gigantic boot that\u2019s walking all over the earth and plundering everything to get what we want. That\u2019s the establishment of the Old World order. That was the portrayal of the United States marching all over the world, subjugating, subordinating, demanding, intimidating, bullying, weaponizing.<\/p>\n

And we can\u2019t afford to be seen as doing that so if we have to take it on chin at NATO we will. If we have to take it on the chin at NAFTA, we will. If we have to take it on the chin doing trade deals we will because we have the resources to take it on the chin and make the other people realize that we don\u2019t dislike them. And then they go off on all these other tangents of irrelevancy.<\/p>\n

\"\"So here we\u2019ve got somebody from outside this order, outside this political system who doesn\u2019t understand it because it\u2019s in violation of utter common sense to anybody who\u2019s in standard, ordinary American business, and comes in and says, \u201cWhy are we taking it on the chin? Why is our back pocket wide open, people picking it and taking what they want of ours and we let them get away? This has gotta stop.\u201d<\/p>\n

And now it\u2019s in the process of trying to be stopped, and look at all the opposition to it, from Americans, from the Chamber of Commerce, for crying out loud! The media and the New York Times: The United States cannot stand up for itself. The United States cannot act like a superpower. The United States cannot afford to intimidate. It cannot afford to bully.<\/p>\n

And that\u2019s not at all what we\u2019re doing. But the concept that we are the good guys and that when we do well, our trading partners also do well, how does that escape them? It escapes them because they\u2019re very closed-minded and have no idea, really, of entrepreneurism, free markets, or any of that. They are all for controlled, command-and-controlled markets.<\/p>\n

You see this stuff, you hear this kind of stuff and you realize how long we have been led by a bunch of utter fools! Many of them, like this guy, unelected to anything, just appointed. Many of them faceless bureaucracies and bureaucrats.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Before I forget it, here is Trump\u2019s answer to Myron Brilliant. Now, again, Myron Brilliant is the executive VP of the Chamber of Commerce, and he\u2019s the guy CNBC found to criticize Trump\u2019s tariff deal with Mexico by calling it “the weaponization of tariffs,” the increase of threats on our economy — on our farmers, on our manufacturers, our consumers. It\u2019s gonna hurt our country. The United States standing up for itself is bad for America!<\/p>\n

And this is what people who participated in and now operate in this post-World War II order that was established… And it\u2019s probably… It\u2019s not the same as it was when it was established. It\u2019s deteriorated. It\u2019s been taken over by a bunch of pansy leftists who think that the United States exhibiting its power is a bad thing. The United States projecting its power is a destabilizing thing. It\u2019s the best way of describing the way these people think. Projecting our power militarily, projecting our power economically, projecting our power politically, it\u2019s bad. It\u2019s destabilizing.<\/p>\n

And especially since there\u2019s not now a recognized, legitimate second superpower to keep us in check like the Soviet Union was. The complete lack understanding of the United States as the good guys, of the United States as what it was founded to be and what Reagan proclaimed it: “the shining city on a hill,” the beacon of hope, the beacon of freedom and liberty and all. These people, I guess, simply do not understand it or agree with it, never did. The United States is the problem. Our size, our wealth… It\u2019s the problem.<\/p>\n

(impression) “So we can\u2019t brag and we can\u2019t act in our self-interests and we can\u2019t project our power because it\u2019s just so unfair! It\u2019s just unfair. You know what I mean? It\u2019s unfair!” So Trump telling tiny, little, poor Mexico that they might be facing big tariffs if they don\u2019t start enforcing their own immigration law? That, somehow, is bad news for us. That\u2019s not good. That\u2019s “weaponization of tariffs.” Anyway, this guy says what he says, and Trump called into the show. Joe Kernen says, “You got to see a part of the interview, Mr. President, of Mr. Brilliant, who was on from the Chamber of Commerce. What did you make of it? Or what were the points that you had a problem with that he was trying to make there?”<\/p>\n

\"\"THE PRESIDENT: Well, I guess he\u2019s not so brilliant.<\/p>\n

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

THE PRESIDENT: Look, without tariffs, we would be captive to every country, and we have been for many years. That\u2019s why we have an $800 billion trading deficit for years. We lose a fortune with virtually every country. They take advantage of us in every way possible, and the U.S. Chamber is right there with them. And I assume — and I\u2019m a member of the U.S. Chamber. Maybe I\u2019ll have to rethink that, because when you look at it, the Chamber is probably more for the companies and the people that are members than they are for our country.<\/p>\n

KERNAN: (interrupting)<\/p>\n

THE PRESIDENT: He\u2019s not protecting our country. He\u2019s doing a very big disservice. And frankly, I\u2019ve never had support from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce because they know where I stand on these things. I don\u2019t need money. I don\u2019t care how things are. The only thing I care about is our country, and he\u2019s protecting all of those companies.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Right. That\u2019s a pretty good summation of who Myron Brilliant is (“not so brilliant”) and what Myron Brilliant is doing. These guys just confound me, actually. You know, we were all raised to… In our generation, we were raised to believe in the decency and the goodness of the United States. To be confronted, as we grew up, with the realization that the people running the country do not see it that way, see it as the problem? That was one of the toughest things for me to digest.<\/p>\n

It was one of the toughest things for me to learn and to accept as I grew older. Now it\u2019s been so drilled into my head, and I understand it now so instinctively, it\u2019s just frustrating as it can be. And these people have had their way for so long. All it takes is one genuinely Make America Great Again guy, one pro-America guy. The idea that pro-America is somehow exclusionary? The idea that Make America Great Again means something bad for the world? How do you think this way?<\/p>\n

What must you think of your own country, if you think America as a great nation is a problem? And I\u2019m not gonna go down the road of saying all these people are communists, \u2019cause they\u2019re not. That… You don\u2019t have to be a communist to think this way. You can be just short of that. You can be a mind-numbed leftist. There\u2019s no label answer to this. It\u2019s the way these people have been trained. These people have been found and put in government, and it\u2019s just frustrating as it can be.<\/p>\n

\"\"And you see what Trump is up against each and every day as he is attempting to implement his agenda — making America great again — under the belief that that\u2019s good for everybody, not just people that live in America, but good for everybody who is an ally of ours. And it\u2019s designed to make more and more people want to become allies of ours.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: This is Jill in Plymouth, Michigan. It\u2019s great to have you with us. Hi.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Absolutely mega dittos, Rush, from the Wolverine State.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Thank you.<\/p>\n

CALLER: I\u2019ve been watching you since your Phil Donahue interview.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Oh-ho-ho-ho-ho. (laughing)<\/p>\n

CALLER: I thought, “Oh, my gosh, this guy is just wonderful.” So just wanted to say that. Mega dittos.<\/p>\n

RUSH: You know what Phil Donahue said to me before that show, before we taped that show? Actually, it was live. You know what he said to me? “Now, look, you gotta let me get a word in. It\u2019s my show.”<\/p>\n

CALLER: (laughing) That sounds about right.<\/p>\n

RUSH: “Just remember, you gotta let me get a word in. This is my show. Don\u2019t forget that.” That\u2019s what he said to me, right before we went on and started the thing.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, you were great, Rush.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Thank you. I forgot… I don\u2019t even remember what happened on that show. But I will accept, with great gratitude, your compliment. Thank you.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Anyway, I want to ask you what happened to the Chamber of Commerce? It used to be conservative. It used to be for, like, the smaller stores and for tiny towns. I remember in the eighties and even in the nineties, it was much more conservative than it is now. What happened to the Chamber of Commerce, and how did these people win?<\/p>\n

\"\"RUSH: Well, that\u2019s not really that difficult to answer. I want to take a slightly different tack than saying the Chamber of Commerce was conservative. I know what you mean. They were pro-business and anti-government. They were wary of Big Government. They were more free marketeers than they were conservative. But I still get you. I still get your point. Now, what happened to them? Well, I could ask, “What happened to the Ford Foundation?” The Ford Foundation, when it was started, was a very, very conservative organization.<\/p>\n

But the left went in and simply took it over via staffing and changed its ideology. Same thing with the Rockefeller foundation and any number of these other foundations. What happened to \u2019em? They get taken over by leftists. Leftists get involved in the organization, put in their time — run for office as vice president, president, board of directors, what have you — and they slowly and surely take it over. And the Chamber of Commerce now is sort of a collection agency for major donors that advance an agenda that is associated with, probably, the major corporate sector rather than the mom-and-pop sector that you are talking about.<\/p>\n

And they have become more “citizens of the world” than they have become citizens of the United States. They\u2019re part of this outfit that\u2019s globalist in their outlook and so forth, and now the Chamber of Commerce… They\u2019re still recognized as a Republican-favoring agency, but you have to go issue by issue if you really to want determine that. For example, on amnesty, they\u2019re all for it. You can\u2019t distinguish the Chamber of Commerce from the Democrat Party on that issue. Amnesty for illegal immigrants. The reason for it, ostensibly, that they will even cop to, is cheap labor.<\/p>\n

Cheap labor is one of the primary objectives of businesses, according to these people, and labor is the single biggest cost of any business, and controlling labor costs and knowing what they\u2019re going to be… This is why union contracts are for so long, is businesses want to be able to calculate the number one expense and what it\u2019s gonna be years and years out so that they can put together the rest of the balance sheet, P&L and all that. They have to factor in their number one cost: Labor.<\/p>\n

And like all businesses, they want to spend as little as they can on everything that\u2019s mandated, including labor. Which kind of flies in the face of what Americans think a free wage or fair wage is: You\u2019ve gotta pay people enough that they\u2019ve got money to spend to buy the products a corporation or a number of them are making, otherwise it\u2019s all pointless. But there are political inroads that have been made into the Chamber of Commerce, and they\u2019re no longer what your impression of them has always been.<\/p>\n

And they\u2019re not alone.<\/p>\n

\"\"There\u2019s any number of institutions like this that have been taken over in the entire federal bureaucracy, which is now under some sense of change with Trump. But look, it sounds simplistic to say it, but it isn\u2019t. It\u2019s just that a bunch of leftist activists worked their way into these organizations and rise to the top and change their focus and their identity, while hiding behind the original mission so that nobody gets suspicious. Meanwhile, the people (the leftists) that took over the Chamber of Commerce did not advertise it, did not promote it, did not throw a celebration party when the gained control of it.<\/p>\n

They just operate it.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, what are conservatives doing? (Snort!) Conservatives, if you can find \u2019em, are having debates in magazines and websites on, “What is conservatism?” and they\u2019re not trying to implement any of it. They\u2019re just arguing about what it is and who is one and who isn\u2019t one and what kinds of conservatives are here, what kind of conservatism is there. All this is being done so that they can exclude some people that they don\u2019t want to be conservative. So one side of the aisle is in this so-called intellectual debate over what conservatism is, while the left is actually infiltrating institutions and organizations, and slowly trying to take them over and shape them into their own political image.<\/p>\n

And the Chamber has had, in large part… Now, not everybody in the Chamber is gone. Don\u2019t misunderstand. But all you have to know is the Chamber\u2019s position on illegal immigration and amnesty to get an idea of how they have changed — and remember, they\u2019re a collection agency. They\u2019re huge donors. This is one of the reasons why so many Republicans are for amnesty, because the donors are.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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