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RUSH: USA Today. This is a story by Dylan Gwinn, and I\u2019m assuming that it\u2019s about a column as opposed to a straight out news story, although who can tell anymore. Starts this way. <\/p>\n

“Because the rest of the world might not yet be completely convinced that the wussification of America has succeeded, USA Today unleashed a torrent of literary lameness by posing the question: ‘Is Watching the Super Bowl Immoral? — There is mounting evidence and public awareness that playing football is bad for your brain. And now, to dramatize the statistics and grim anecdotes about ex-players succumbing to dementia and early deaths, we have Concussion — a major Hollywood movie starring Will Smith.'”<\/p>\n

By the way, do you people realize where that movie ended up? It was never higher than fourth place, last I saw. And I don\u2019t think the NFL did that much to try to kill it. (interruption) Yes, I know, I\u2019m missing a chance to see Lady Gaga sing the National Anthem live, and I\u2019m missing a chance to see Cold Play at halftime. But we all have to make sacrifices. Anyway…<\/p>\n

“It should be noted that this movie, described in this piece as being ‘major,\u2019 was a complete flop at the box office. It is also worth noting that Dr. Julian Bailes, mentor to Dr. Bennett Omalu (portrayed by Will Smith in Concussion), and co-discoverer of CTE completely disagrees with Omalu in terms of how CTE effects young people.” Anyway, this is not the story. Let me see if I can find the actual story that I had saved. That\u2019s commentary on it. Here it is.<\/p>\n

“Is It Immoral to Watch the Super Bowl?<\/a>” And here: “A new survey released in the run-up to the Super Bowl this Sunday suggests yes — and no. More Americans than ever before say they would not let their sons play football. Yet football remains our favorite spectator sport (it\u2019s not even close),” by the way, “and there is nothing to indicate that\u2019s about to change.” You know TV ratings are through the roof for football. Do you know why? <\/line><\/p>\n

I mean, there\u2019s a specific reason for this when matched against other things on television — and it\u2019s not just the game. The game is fun to watch. It\u2019s popular. But there\u2019s a reason. There\u2019s a singular reason, I think (it\u2019s my opinion) about why football ratings are through the roof and span demographics. Despite all this talk of injuries, despite all the concussions and this kind of thing, this guy at USA Today actually does think it\u2019s immoral to watch the game now, particularly the Super Bowl. <\/p>\n

The reason these ratings are through the roof is because it\u2019s one of the few places — football and pro football — because it\u2019s the best. College football does okay, but it\u2019s amateur football. And that\u2019s fine. But pro football is pro football. It\u2019s the best. I mean, everybody in pro football is the fastest. Everybody in pro football is really good. There aren\u2019t any Appalachian States in the NFL, for example. Not even the Cleveland Browns. And it\u2019s simple. It\u2019s one of the few places on TV — and this includes news, by the way. <\/p>\n

It\u2019s one of the few places on TV that you can watch where the outcome is not known, meaning there is full-fledged drama. In police procedurals… I mean, you might like them. Like, I know people that love the show Elementary. People love the show Suits. But they all, at the end, you know how it\u2019s gonna end. They may take you through emotional ups and downs, and they may create a little doubt now and then. But for the most part, everybody knows how Law & Order SVU is gonna end. <\/p>\n

Some weeks the perp\u2019s gonna get away with it, and other weeks the cops are gonna convict \u2019em. But in the National Football League, you have no idea. And when you have some games like we had in the playoffs this year — Steelers-Bengals, Packers-Cardinals — that just adds to it. When you have seemingly impossible deficits to overcome with 90 seconds left and you have two hail Mary 60-yard touchdown completions.<\/p>\n

You add that to the drama that nobody knows who\u2019s gonna win, then you add the gambling that\u2019s going on (not just on the game, but the fantasy sports that\u2019s being played), and it\u2019s very understandable why football has such high ratings. Now, the critics are out there say, “Oh, this is horrible because this game maims its competitors.” By the way, we\u2019re getting very close to this, and I want to remind you again I predicted. Here\u2019s how this is gonna fall out in the coming years. <\/line><\/p>\n

It\u2019s exactly how this is gonna fall out. Mark my words. No matter how much the players earn, no matter how highly paid they are, no matter how big a star an individual player might be, what\u2019s going to be said is that these owners — and the bloodthirsty fans will be thrown in on this — don\u2019t care. “They are willing to see these guys literally risk their lives.” And that\u2019s going to be the moral and emotional pitch. Which is where this USA Today piece is starting from. “How dare you watch a game that produces concussions in so many people? It leads to concussions. <\/p>\n

“Why, that\u2019s immoral. How dare you! How do you sleep at night knowing that you\u2019re helping perpetuate that?” This is the angle they\u2019re gonna take. And then it won\u2019t be long… Somebody in the leftist community here has probably already figured out, 78% of the players are African-American, and you add that to the fact that these people are risking their lives… “Yes, they\u2019re being paid a lot of money, but they are risking their lives. They\u2019re not just risking injury.”<\/p>\n

Then you add the fact most of the owners and the commissioner are white, and it isn\u2019t gonna be long before this whole thing is going to be portrayed as Christians to the lions or some other thing with bloodthirsty fans not caring what happens. And the excuse will be, “Hey, the players know what they\u2019re getting into,” and, “Hey, they\u2019re paid really well. So everybody back off. They\u2019re cool with it.” But I know how this is gonna happen. The left doesn\u2019t let go of this stuff. <\/p>\n

<\/a>And everybody says, “Rush, it\u2019ll never happen. This is too big. There\u2019s no way a bunch of activists are ever gonna take down this sport. There\u2019s too much money in it. The people involved are not gonna just roll over and let it happen.” And that\u2019s what every industry that has ever been attacked has always said. “We\u2019re too big to fail. They can never succeed. They\u2019ll never pull this off.” I give you Big Oil. I give you Big Tobacco. I give you Big Pharma. I mean, they\u2019re consistently targeted. The Democrat Party enemies list and all that. <\/p>\n

So you just… The signs are all there, and I\u2019ll tell you what\u2019s gonna speed it up. The unwitting sports Drive-Bys. These unwitting sports media guys — who are all liberal and have all this compassion and want to be thought of as sensitive and big-hearted. They\u2019re already getting on board the premise that this is a dangerous game, and it may need to be changed. It\u2019s horrible. They\u2019re all pushing this concussion stuff. They can\u2019t help themselves; they\u2019re liberals. They all want the government to come in and take over regulating and controlling it and all this. <\/p>\n

They just can\u2019t help themselves. They\u2019re liberals. So the very industry they derive their living from, they will unwittingly participate in discrediting, which is how it\u2019ll start — and then raising doubts about it. What\u2019s gonna happen is, people will eventually begin to feel guilty about watching football. A long way down the road, but there are other things I can compare it to that they\u2019ve succeeded in stigmatizing. <\/p>\n

How about, do you ever feel guilty that you may be using too much toilet paper, for example, after all this talk of the waste? Or take your pick. Take anything that the left attacks that the society uses in excess. You hear it enough. How about global warming? It\u2019s July and it\u2019s 110. “Wow, man, they may be right!” It just… The subtleness, the psychology, it all at some point makes an impact on a certain number of people. So we will just see.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Brian in Greensboro, North Carolina. Hi. Great to have you on the program.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Thank you, Rush. Longtime listener. Keep pounding dittos.<\/p>\n

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

CALLER: My burning question is, who do you like in the Super Bowl? Big Panthers fan here.<\/line><\/p>\n

RUSH: Big who fan? Hey, you\u2019re a Panthers fan. You know, you\u2019re the first person to ask me.<\/p>\n

CALLER: That\u2019s what I wanted to be, the first one.<\/p>\n

RUSH: You\u2019re the first — and my gut answer is, it\u2019s gonna be a Panthers blowout.<\/p>\n

CALLER: That\u2019d be nice. I\u2019d like to see that.<\/p>\n

RUSH: The only thing is, when the Panthers do begin to blow people out, they usually coast after that, like they blew out Seattle in the first half and Seattle came back in the second. They didn\u2019t score a point in the second half, and I know it bothered the coach. I just… The Denver defense is going to be really crucial to Denver staying in this game, in my opinion. If the Denver defense cannot stop Cam Newton and that offense, I don\u2019t know how Denver wins.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, I\u2019m hoping for the blowout, but you\u2019re right. We do have some issues when we get the lead.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Why do you want a blowout? I mean, that —<\/p>\n

CALLER: Oh, well, being a Panthers fan, you want to win.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Well, okay, I understand that. I understand. You know, I was at the Super Bowl in 1988 that there has been a lot of reminiscing about. The Super Bowl in 1988 was San Diego, and it was the Washington REDSKINS versus the Denver Broncos, and it was a blowout. It ended up being… The Broncos were up 10-nothing and the Redskins had the highest scoring second quarter in Super Bowl history. They scored something like 35 points on 18 plays. <\/line><\/p>\n

Doug Williams was the quarterback. Timmy Smith… Nobody had ever heard of Timmy Smith outside core fans of the Redskins. He got the call on game day because George Rogers, number one running back, was injured and couldn\u2019t go. So Joe Gibson went to Doug Williams and he said, “I want you to tell…” He called him “Douglas,” by the way. Joe Gibson called Doug Williams “Douglas.” He said, “Douglas, I want you to tell Timmy he\u2019s playing. He\u2019ll probably get less nervous if he hears it from you.”<\/p>\n

So Doug goes and tells Timmy Smith that he\u2019s playing, and Timmy Smith had a 200-and-some-odd yard game. And that game was over at the end of the second quarter. The number of points, the rapidity — and I was sitting in one of the end zones with a friend from Sacramento for that game. And it was a blowout. It was one of two blowouts that the Broncos were in. The other was the 49ers, creamed \u2019em 55 to 10 I think in New Orleans, if I have that game right. But this is the game where I\u2019m sitting in an end zone.<\/p>\n

It was the closed end zone although what was then called “The Murph,” Jack Murphy Stadium. And Herb Alpert is playing the National Anthem, and they\u2019re coordinating a flyover of Navy jets from nearby Miramar that were gonna fly over the stadium at low altitude at full throttle right at Herb Albert ended the anthem. Well, from our vantage point we could see those jets on what was akin to the downwind — the base leg, then downwind, turning on final. And they were flying right towards us. <\/p>\n

We could say the formation way out there, and it looked to me like they were not gonna make it in time. The anthem was going fast. Alpert was playing. The jets were still far out. And in fact, Alpert finished too soon; he had to hold that last note forever and ever on his trumpet. There was a big flag out there waving the entire field, covering the entire field. And I had… This was my first flyover, flyby. I had never seen one of these. And these jets went over, and I had such a rush of patriotism! I had never felt anything like it. <\/p>\n

I just jumped! I was screaming. I started pounding my friend on his back like you couldn\u2019t believe. I\u2019m screaming. It was the most incredible thing. The timing of that anthem ending and those jets flying over, and the other people low. And it was loud, and I could hear back then. It what I heard was real sound. And I was screaming, and I turned to my buddy long after it was over and said, “How in the world can you ever see that and ever vote Democrat?”<\/p>\n

And these two people in front turned around and stared daggers at us. It turns out they were from Washington, and they were huge libs, and they were not happy. And then the Broncos scored first, and it looked like they were gonna blow the Redskins out. They scored on an Elway bomb to somebody down in the end zone where we were. And then that second quarter happened and it was just the most amazing thing. For some reason, they\u2019ve been reliving that game because I guess some people say it\u2019s got some commonalities. <\/p>\n

But, man, if the Carolina offense shows up as it has in the playoffs, they\u2019re unstoppable. And I don\u2019t know that the Denver offense can match \u2019em in a shoot-out. So that\u2019s why the Denver defense is gonna have to keep Denver in the game. Now, I know that\u2019s true of any contest. But it\u2019s become an offensive league and an offensive game. That\u2019s what I mean. It\u2019s gonna be a… The Denver defense is gonna have to have a super above-average effort, in my humble opinion, to keep the Broncos in the game. <\/line><\/p>\n

Stranger things have happened, too.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: No, no. I\u2019ve got nothing against Appalachian State and I got nothing against Denver. I do not have a dog in this fight. I really don\u2019t. It doesn\u2019t matter to me who wins. The guy just asked me if who was gonna win. My instincts are Carolina, and it\u2019s based on no study whatsoever. Purely just reacting to things I\u2019ve seen so far in the season. <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Don in Chicago. Great to have you. You\u2019re last. I\u2019m glad that you waited, sir. Hello.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Thank you, Rush. You\u2019ve been educating me since November of 1988, and I appreciate it.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Thank you, sir. Really. Very much.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Rush, the reason the left hates NFL or football in general because is it represents Americana. It represents tradition. It represents loyalty to country and the military. It\u2019s the same reason they despise NASCAR, Indy. I go to the Indy 500 every year, Rush. And like you just painted a perfect word picture from the Super Bowl, my heart jumps when they march the military men down the straightaway, hundreds of them, and then they open the largest American flag in the world on the first turn in the beautiful green grass. My heart skips a beat. And that\u2019s why they despise us, Rush.<\/p>\n

RUSH: You know I have heard that. He\u2019s not the first to offer this opinion. I have people who tell me they don\u2019t like football because it\u2019s rugged. It\u2019s self-reliance. (Even though it\u2019s teamwork.) It\u2019s patriotic, it\u2019s always got the anthem, a giant flag, the military\u2019s always there. And I\u2019ve kind of pooh-poohed that, but a lot of people I\u2019ve had tell me they think that\u2019s really what bugs the left about football. It\u2019s just too celebratory, or American. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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