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<\/p>\nRUSH: Who was next on the phones? We try to focus… (interruption) What? (interruption) Oh, yeah. What was his name? (interruption) Darrell. He was calling from where? (interruption) Somewhere in Louisiana. We had a guy… I told Snerdley, “Make sure he doesn\u2019t go away,” but he had to go away. I had diarrhea of the mouth; he couldn\u2019t hold on. (interruption) Pineville? (interruption) Pineville, Louisiana. He wanted to know what would have happened if the Soviet Union had won the Cold War.<\/p>\n
I\u2019m gonna take this question. There\u2019s a reason I wanted Darrell to hold on. I have been thinking about discussing this for the past month, and I decided against it \u2019cause I didn\u2019t want to call attention to this. Do you realize how much, by the way, that limits me? When this show was young and didn\u2019t have that big an audience, I could talk about anything without fear that it was gonna call attention to it and make it even more popular.<\/p>\n
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Well, now, since I am so famous — “a household name in all four corners of the world” — that whenever I talk about something… It\u2019s like if I pick something out that I don\u2019t like and start focusing on it, all I\u2019m doing is creating curiosity about it, causing people to check it out, which is the exact opposite of what I want to happen. So I have to decide not to talk about it. So Darrell calls: “What woulda happened if the Soviet Union had won the Cold War?”<\/p>\n
Well, there\u2019s a television show out there that tackles the premise in the same way. What if the Soviets had beaten us to the Moon? I started to watch this show, and I had to turn it off in the second episode, \u2019cause it\u2019s nothing but a left-wing political screech vehicle. I don\u2019t even want to describe it in great detail \u2019cause all it\u2019s gonna do is make you want to find out what it is. You\u2019re gonna watch it, and it will defeat the whole purpose here of my criticizing it.<\/p>\n
But it\u2019s another one of these “America sucks. We could have so much better. If the Soviets had beaten us to the Moon, our space program would have been so much better than it was.” Who thinks this way? Who thinks this way? Of course, I\u2019m right, and as, I watch tech blogs, media critics, they love this show — and you know why? ‘Cause it\u2019s all about left-wing identity politics. You know why the Soviets beat us to the Moon? Because it was nothing but white men in charge of the space program in this show.<\/p>\n
White men were evil and rotten, and they didn\u2019t let women do anything, didn\u2019t let African-Americans do anything — and in this show, the Soviets beat us and humiliate us and embarrass us. I\u2019m saying, “What is the purpose of this?” These guys love this show because it is women who finally make it to the Moon when the United States was a much more fair and much more just and much more open society — and it\u2019s all fiction! All it is, is a vehicle to be hypercritical in the identity politics fashion of the American left.<\/p>\n
Now, I know some of you know the show I\u2019m talking about. Others ask, “What is it, Rush? What is it? We want to watch.” No. I\u2019m not gonna tell you. Find it on your own. It isn\u2019t gonna be hard now. You gotta just Google search the two words I mentioned, and it will tell you. But I had to turn it off. But many of these critics on the left say, “Best show! Best show ever on this network.” I just… So, what woulda happened had the Soviets won the Cold War?<\/p>\n