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RUSH: Can I tell you what we\u2019re watching here? If you really want to get down to brass tacks. If you want to know what\u2019s going on between Trump and Fox News and Trump and the rest of the media, if you want to know, if you really want to understand this, you are watching a Trump negotiation that you never normally would see.<\/p>\n

Most negotiations take place behind closed doors, whatever they are. Negotiating a compensation package, negotiating a deal between countries, a deal between one business and another, whatever it might be. They never do those in public. Nobody sees those talks. And when they\u2019re over with, there\u2019s a mutual announcement: “Happy to say that the XYZ Widget company and the ABC News media company have reached agreement on a new accord to do,” blah, blah, whatever it is, and everybody goes and has a cocktail and it\u2019s the end of the day.<\/p>\n


\nBut you never see how they got there. What you\u2019re seeing here, this is Trump. This is how he negotiates. It\u2019s all there, the book The Art of the Deal, when to walk away, when to have the courage to walk away, when to say no, when to mean it. You\u2019re watching a negotiation. He doesn\u2019t think about rules, the setup is advantageous based on previous experience, so he\u2019s not gonna do it again. It\u2019s so far outside the rules that it\u2019s considered rude. It\u2019s considered to be obstinate. It\u2019s considered to be arrogant. Who is this upstart, who is it that thinks he\u2019s bigger than the rules?<\/p>\n

This stuff all reminds me of Steve Jobs, in a way. Steve Jobs, one of his big advertising slogans early on in the days of Apple was, “Think different.” And Jobs would constantly tell people (paraphrasing), “Why do you assume everybody\u2019s smarter than you are, just \u2019cause they\u2019ve got the job and you don\u2019t? Just because they\u2019re in a position and you\u2019re not, why do you accept that? You except that because of the rules. You accept that because that\u2019s just the way things always are. Somebody earns more than you, they\u2019ve gotta be smarter. Somebody has a job more powerful than yours, they\u2019ve gotta be smarter, they\u2019ve gotta be better. Don\u2019t think that way. Don\u2019t naturally subordinate yourself to everybody. Just because you\u2019re not in the club that\u2019s making the rules does not mean they know more than you do about how to be best for yourself.”<\/p>\n

Jobs\u2019 point was so few people actually ever stand up for themselves. It\u2019s considered too risky. It\u2019s safer to conform. It\u2019s safer to go by the rules. It\u2019s just safer to let everything fall out as it\u2019s supposed to and try to make your mark within those confines. But when you do it that way you\u2019re still waiting on somebody above you to anoint you and grant you the permission to climb the next rung on the ladder rather than just doing it on your own and letting the chips fall. I worked for a corporation for five years and found out after year three I\u2019m not made for that, \u2019cause I\u2019m not a conformist and I don\u2019t have 40 years to wait to climb the ladder to do what the rules of that game say you have to do to become a VP.<\/p>\n

And that\u2019s all Trump\u2019s doing here. He\u2019s taking the way he lives his life and always has — and this does not equal support for Trump. I\u2019m explaining it. The way he lives his life, the way he always has, and he\u2019s decided he wants to get into politics, and he\u2019s gonna continue to run by his rules. He\u2019s not gonna sit there and willingly let people take shots at him just because that\u2019s what you always have to do if you want to be elected president. You\u2019ve gotta go through the media gauntlet. No, he doesn\u2019t, he\u2019s saying.<\/p>\n

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RUSH: This is Scott in Lyons, Ohio. Great to have you on the program. Hello.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Hello, Mr. Limbaugh. It\u2019s an honor to talk to you today. Thanks for taking my call.<\/p>\n

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


\nCALLER: My question is just that in my mind I\u2019m comparing the CNBC debate after which the RNC and the entire field decided to cut ties, they called it cutting ties, or backing out of any of the NBC debates because they feel that they were treated unfairly in the previous debate with CNBC. And I\u2019m wondering in my mind what\u2019s the difference between Trump feeling that he was treated unfairly and the entire field and the RNC feeling like they were treated unfairly.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah, you know, it\u2019s an interesting point. The question came up yesterday, and you\u2019re right. Let\u2019s just review here, for the sake of memory refreshment. The CNBC debate that he\u2019s talking about is the one where about 30 minutes into it Ted Cruz had had enough. Some inane question about whether somebody wears diapers or not, whatever it was. It was that inane, and Ted Cruz said (imitating Cruz), “That\u2019s it. You know what? We have been here a half hour, and you have –” and he recited every meaningless, worthless, silly, insulting question everybody had asked, and the place erupted in applause.<\/p>\n

And the moderators at CNBC loved it. They had big smiles on their face because they had succeeded in making themselves the story, which is what modern day media wants to do. They want to be the story, and they want to be the arbiters. They want to determine who wins, and they want to pick our candidate, okay?<\/p>\n

So when it was over, it was so bad that the RNC said, “You know what? We\u2019re through with NBC. We\u2019ve got a debate coming on NBC, but we\u2019re not gonna do it because you guys are so bad in the way you ask questions.” Everyone, “Yeah, right on, man, way to stand up for yourselves,” everybody said, “Way to be, way to be tough.”<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Now, back to what our last caller said. I\u2019m not trying to slough that under the rug. It\u2019s really good point, and we talked about it yesterday, and that is that on the CNBC debate, after a half hour of just inane, insulting questions, Ted Cruz puts a stop to it. The important thing to remember here is that the CNBC people, the moderators, they loved the fact that they have become the story. Don\u2019t kid yourself. The media loves it when they become the story. And don\u2019t forget something else.<\/p>\n


\nWhen we\u2019re talking about mainstream media, Drive-By Media, they want to select the Republican nominee. They want to be the focus, and they want to have that power. They want whoever the nominee is to have to go through them. So the RNC stood up and said, “You know what? We\u2019ve got a future debate on NBC, but we\u2019re gonna cancel it. Your moderator\u2019s behavior was so egregious and so insulting and so puerile and so infantile, focusing on things that nobody cares about, we are not attending.” This is what the RNC essentially said.<\/p>\n

“We are not going to give you the chance to make fun of us, to impugn us, to whatever you tried to do in this debate. We\u2019re not gonna give you the chance to do it again.” So our caller wanted to know, how is that any different than what Trump is doing? And in the broad sense, there isn\u2019t any difference, which is my whole point yesterday. But when the RNC does it, see, in favor of whole group, all the candidates and people stood up and cheered. Because this is the kind of behavior and backbone Republican voters have wanted to see from the Republican establishment.<\/p>\n

If the truth be known, this is the kind of behavior that the Republican establishment has not been willing to engage in that we have wanted them to. Just show some backbone, not some linguini spine. Show some backbone. Stand up! Don\u2019t take it. You don\u2019t have to take it just \u2019cause they\u2019re the media and you\u2019re Republicans. Who says the game has to be played that way? So they backed out of it. “We\u2019re not gonna give you a chance to insult us that way again where we just have to sit there and take it.”<\/p>\n

So here comes Trump.<\/p>\n

The difference here is, Fox is not assumed to be part of the mainstream media. Fox is… By definition and by acclimation Fox is different and apart from the mainstream media, and it\u2019s only one guy pulling out, not the entire field. But it\u2019s still a good question. If it was okay for the RNC to pull out en masse from a future NBC debate, then why is it so bad that Trump is pulling out because of the way he thinks he was treated?<\/p>\n

And this is what he says. By the way, I think there\u2019s so much more going on here than we know. I don\u2019t think it\u2019s… He\u2019s not afraid of Megyn Kelly, and he\u2019s not… He might be personally insulted over the way he was treated and doesn\u2019t want to give them a chance to do it again. By the way, let\u2019s ask yourselves a question. Let\u2019s say Trump is scheduled to be at the debate tonight and is gonna show up. None of anything that\u2019s happened here has happened. He\u2019s not pulled out, and decided to go.<\/p>\n

Let\u2019s just play a game here hypothetically, none of this happened, the debate is tonight, and it\u2019s going to be the second time Trump and Megyn Kelly encounter each other. Did you think about this before any of this other stuff happened? Did you ask yourself, what does Megyn Kelly have to do tonight to maintain, say, credibility or whatever? In other words, is she pressured to not back down, to not be perceived as backing down at all? In other words, is Megyn Kelly telling herself she\u2019s got to come at Trump hard again or people are going to not take her seriously?<\/p>\n

And what\u2019s Trump thinking? How does he behave? The way he behaved last time, people didn\u2019t like it, were a little critical; does he tone it down and behave a little bit different? These are all questions that people — that\u2019s what we would be talking about right now if Trump hadn\u2019t pulled out. And other things, too. But if Trump hadn\u2019t pulled out, I guarantee you the focus, “What\u2019s Megyn Kelly gonna ask tonight. How\u2019s Megyn Kelly gonna ask her question? Is Megyn Kelly gonna get the first question of Trump? How\u2019s Fox gonna deal with this?” That\u2019s what everybody would be talking about right now.<\/p>\n

So Trump\u2019s pulled out and people are still talking about Trump, even while he\u2019s not there. But I maintain that there\u2019s not a whole lot of difference in the RNC telling NBC, “Sorry, treat us that way once and that\u2019s the only time. We\u2019re not coming back.” By the way, don\u2019t forget the RNC also told National Review, “You know what? We don\u2019t want you helping us moderate any future debates. We\u2019re canceling your co-moderator status because of your anti-Trump issue. Trump is our front-runner, and you\u2019ve just run a whole issue on why he ought not be, why we ought to do everything we can to defeat Trump. We\u2019re not gonna have you here moderating the debate.”<\/p>\n

National Review said, “Okay. Well, we kind of expected that.” So it\u2019s okay for the RNC to broom National Review; it\u2019s okay for the RNC to tell CNBC, “Sorry, we\u2019re not giving you another chance to hit us.” Trump pulls out for arguably the same reasons, and the reactions are much different when you can find commonality through each and every decision that we are talking about.
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\nRUSH: Here\u2019s Bruce, Muskegon, Michigan, great to have you on the EIB Network. Hello.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Thanks, Rush, for taking my call.<\/p>\n

RUSH: You bet, sir.<\/p>\n

CALLER: I agree with you that what Trump has been saying for the last six months has been appealing to all of us frustrated Americans, or at least most of us frustrated Americans. His appeal, and I give him credit for it is, you know, “I can get things done.” But that doesn\u2019t not necessarily make him a strong conservative or a person with strong moral values, which I think we need in the next president. But, having said all that, I think there\u2019s one fatal flaw which I don\u2019t think you recognize or at least I haven\u2019t heard you talk about it on the radio.<\/p>\n

And that flaw I think is the same flaw that we\u2019ve seen in President Obama. Both of these men, I\u2019m convinced, have narcissistic personalities. Meaning a person that has an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for admiration, a lack of empathy for others, you know, and behind this mask of ultra-confidence, they have a low self-esteem and they\u2019re very vulnerable to criticism. And this characteristic, which I\u2019m convinced Trump has, is one of many flaws we\u2019ve been witnessing for the last eight years in President Obama. And we just don\u2019t need another narcissist in the White House. I just wanted you to comment on that.<\/p>\n

RUSH: I think Bill Clinton was in that list of people that you have just described as well.<\/p>\n


\nCALLER: Well, that\u2019s true, but just take this case the day before yesterday. He gets picked on or, you know, he can\u2019t take a comment from Kelly on Fox News, Megyn Kelly so he picks up his toys and goes home —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Do you really — let me take the occasion of your call to put something out on the table. Do you really think that\u2019s what\u2019s going on? Do you really think Trump\u2019s deciding not to go because of what Megyn Kelly says about him, or because of a Fox —<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, no, no, no, no. No, you\u2019re right, I\u2019ve been listening to you the last couple days, and you\u2019re right, he\u2019s got everybody\u2019s attention. But that, there again, that\u2019s a narcissistic characteristic. He has to be in the spotlight. I agree with you. He\u2019s controlling the media. He\u2019s controlling the situation. But when he can\u2019t control it — and this is the flaw that President Obama has had, we\u2019ve seen it in Obama for the last eight years. He just can\u2019t be wrong. He just can\u2019t take criticism. I\u2019m convinced he has low esteem, and I\u2019m just so frustrated seeing this characteristic in Obama and I\u2019m afraid that\u2019s exactly what Trump has.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Okay. So who out there does not have these characteristics but yet satisfies you on issues that you think —<\/p>\n

CALLER: I would vote for Carly, I would vote for Carson, I\u2019d vote for, you know, Rubio, or even Cruz. Any one of those four.<\/p>\n

RUSH: What do you mean, “even Cruz”?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well, I like Cruz. Okay, maybe I shouldn\u2019t say “even Cruz.” Cruz I think is a good candidate. I think he\u2019s very, very to the right. I\u2019m very conservative and I would certainly vote for him. I don\u2019t think he could pull as many independents in as Carly could. Carly would be very good. Carson would be good. I mean, Carson, I just think he\u2019s great, but course he doesn\u2019t get —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Well, he is.<\/p>\n

CALLER: — doesn\u2019t get the press.<\/p>\n

RUSH: I mean, there\u2019s no finer man walking the planet than Dr. Carson.<\/p>\n

CALLER: We need a strong conservative with moral values, Rush, and we need one, again, who, again, we don\u2019t need a narcissist in the White House, and that\u2019s what we\u2019ve had for eight years and I\u2019m convinced that that\u2019s what Trump is.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Is that what bothers you about Obama, that he\u2019s a narcissist?<\/p>\n

CALLER: No, no, no. All his policies — (laughing) —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Well, no, it\u2019s a legitimate question. I understand that there are personal characteristic traits that drive people crazy. I have my own that I can\u2019t handle. I can\u2019t stand a liar. I have no tolerance for people who are pathological liars, to my face, who think that they are fooling me. I cannot help it. I expose them. I let them know. And that makes them dangerous. They become very dangerous. That is one of my pet peeves. Obama, there\u2019s no question he\u2019s a narcissist. He\u2019s got only child syndrome. He\u2019s been told how wonderful and great he is his whole life. But that alone is not problematic. You add that to his arrogance attached to the superior attitudes he has about his ideology, and it\u2019s a bad package, I have to agree with you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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