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\nRUSH: Now, wait a minute about Pinkel. I mean, I\u2019ve met Pinkel one time. He wouldn\u2019t remember. It was at Nebraska, in fact. I was at a Mizzou-Nebraska game. In fact, you know, Missouri\u2019s my home state —<\/p>\n
CALLER: I know.<\/p>\n
RUSH: — and there was there was a Missouri student following me all over that stadium shouting insults, and they finally had to kick him out of the place. He wouldn\u2019t stop shouting insults at me. My home state. Talk about feeling unsafe. Pinkel, back to Pinkel. The problem with him is, if he doesn\u2019t join his players in this, they won\u2019t play for him.<\/p>\n
CALLER: I agree.<\/p>\n
RUSH: He can\u2019t recruit if he doesn\u2019t express solidarity with \u2019em. He looses \u2019em. He\u2019s almost between a rock and a hard place. Now, he may… I don\u2019t know what his personal feelings on this are, whether he\u2019s with \u2019em or not but he had no choice but than to be with them. That\u2019s why it\u2019s kind of… You have to admit than involving the football team in this, pretty brilliant stroke on the part of these rabble-rousers.<\/p>\n
CALLER: I agree. Now, a couple more things. I was a lifelong Democrat up until five, six years ago, all right? I will be the first to admit I did vote for Obama on his first term, like an idiot.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Welcome home.<\/p>\n
CALLER: Yes. I\u2019m conservative for you. Really conservative. The race tensions in the United States of America were never like this until he got into office, and he is just eating this alive and salivating at his mouth. And he\u2019s the real problem. The whole thing is these kids don\u2019t even know what they\u2019re protesting about. It\u2019s so frustrating, and he\u2019s divided us. I\u2019m gonna tell you right now, St. Louis has become a very divided city now as far as race is concerned.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Yeah.<\/p>\n
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\nCALLER: It is. He\u2019s ruined this country. I\u2019m 42, I have two little girls, and we literally moved 75 miles north of St. Louis into the country, on a couple acres of land \u2019cause I don\u2019t want \u2019em growing up there. You know, it\u2019s sad to say.<\/p>\n
RUSH: I understand.<\/p>\n
CALLER: It really is.<\/p>\n
RUSH: I agree. I think Obama has sought to exploit racial strife and capitalize on it for his agenda, which is the transformation of America. In order to succeed in transformation, he must make the place look unjust, illegitimate, unfair.<\/p>\n
CALLER: I agree.<\/p>\n
RUSH: The more racist he can make things appear, or the more racism he can stoke, the more unrest and disunity, the more need for Obama to “fix” the problem. And that\u2019s an open recipe or invitation for him to further implement his agenda.<\/p>\n
CALLER: One more thing I want to point out; this has also been coming across the media in St. Louis today. A lot of the protesters down there weren\u2019t students at Mizzou. It goes back to the whole Ferguson Black Lives Matter thing and George Soros funding it.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Right.<\/p>\n
CALLER: Something needs to stop now.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Well, I totally agree that a lot of the protesters are bought and paid for members of a rent-a-mob. But I want to go back to something you said —<\/p>\n
CALLER: Okay.<\/p>\n
RUSH: — a moment ago that you don\u2019t even know what they\u2019re protesting.<\/p>\n
CALLER: They don\u2019t.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Well, in terms of specifics, I think you\u2019re right. I think most of these children — which is what they are, and they\u2019re acting more and more childlike every day.<\/p>\n
CALLER: Yeah, the —<\/p>\n
RUSH: I think they\u2019re being manipulated by the very people who you talk about, Soros and his professional protesters and motivators who are ginning up the hatred and so forth. On the other hand, though, I have to be honest. I think a whole lot of people in this country, Chris, are scared for the future, in all walks of life, because of the state of the economy, because of what you just said: The disunity, the strife. There used to be… I mean, we\u2019ve always had divisions, and we\u2019ve always had disagreements.<\/p>\n
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\nBut the lines that are dividing us have gotten wider and bigger and more pronounced. And it all just doesn\u2019t feel right to a lot of people. People who have lost their jobs fear they\u2019re never gonna find on another one that pays them what they were earning. People who have jobs fear they\u2019re gonna lose theirs. People fear they\u2019re gonna lose their health care, not be able to afford it. People fear this, and this is on purpose because when you have this kind of fear — and these students are illustrating it.<\/p>\n
When you have this kind of fear, where do you turn to?<\/p>\n
You turn to the biggest source of money you can find.<\/p>\n
In this case, it\u2019s the government.<\/p>\n
You turn to the biggest source of power you can find. You don\u2019t turn inward and rely on yourself because you think it doesn\u2019t matter. These kids have been told the deck\u2019s stacked against them; they got no chance because of racism or bigotry or what have you. Other people don\u2019t think that they\u2019ve got a fair shake because of whatever this or that. But whatever it is, people know the things are not right.<\/p>\n
Something just doesn\u2019t feel right. This is not the way the country deals with problems. It\u2019s not the way we\u2019ve always solved problems. The whole idea of the American dream now being in decline? I mean, this unsettles people. The students are unsettled and frightened and scared, they say. I think it\u2019s over ridiculous things that are largely made up, but it doesn\u2019t mask the fact that there is an unsettledness that\u2019s spread over many people in this country.<\/p>\n
CALLER: I agree. I do agree with that. I just think that it\u2019s just so frustrating to watch this happen over and over. It\u2019s like every week, something is going on. And there are four instances that did happen at Mizzou over the last couple years. One with the feces swastika in the bathroom, the one with the drunk frat guy getting up on stage saying the N-word; he was expelled the next day.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Right.<\/p>\n
CALLER: The president did take care of that guy. And the cotton balls. But when you ask… Like, I\u2019m gonna go back: If I go and find the video of the kid that was doing the so-called hunger strike, he couldn\u2019t give a reason why he was doing it.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Well, if you look at their demands. Well, if you look at the list of grievances, there isn\u2019t any specifics in those, either.<\/p>\n
CALLER: No, it\u2019s ridiculous! You want him to go up and say he has “white privilege”? Where does this come from? I don\u2019t… What (garbled)? I mean, I don\u2019t understand it. My family came from Sicily —<\/p>\n
RUSH: What do you mean, “Where does it come from?” You just said where it comes from. You know exactly where it comes from. Its home today is the Democrat Party.<\/p>\n
CALLER: Yes.<\/p>\n
RUSH: The Democrat Party. In any of these circumstances, ask, “Who benefits? Who benefits from all this?” Somebody does, or it wouldn\u2019t be happening. In another sense — and I know that this frustrates you, too. I can hear it in your voice. “Why doesn\u2019t somebody stand up and stop this. These are kids. Why are kids being allowed to run the show?” Because nobody\u2019s got the guts to stand up, if political correctness is involved, nobody has the guts. The university president! What\u2019s the worst thing that could have happened if he would have stood up and defended the university?<\/p>\n
He\u2019d have been fired, which he was anyway.<\/p>\n
I see microcosms in this. The reason why I\u2019ve spent an inordinate amount of time in this is \u2019cause to me it\u2019s instructive, a teachable moment. Everything we\u2019re seeing in this little microcosm, the University of Missouri, is exactly what\u2019s going on inside the Beltway in Washington with the Republicans versus the Democrats. And there\u2019s no push-back to any of this. The left just seems to be able to intimidate, impugn, destroy whoever they want.<\/p>\n
And nobody does a thing to stop them. And it gets really, really frustrating and irritating. And the more localized it is for you in St. Louis, this University of Missouri, then the more impact it has on you, far more impact than whatever\u2019s going on in Washington, which is why I try to make the point that it\u2019s the same thing. But I appreciate the call.<\/p>\n
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Just some questions that I have. We are told that there is systemic racism at the university. Hell we\u2019re told there\u2019s systemic racism everywhere in the country. The governor of Missouri is a Democrat. Name is Jay Nixon. The governor appoints the board of curators, which is the governing body at the university. Claire McCaskill, a long-standing Democrat senator from the state of Missouri, is out there saying that these protests at Mizzou will be an impetus all across the country.<\/p>\n
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\n“Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) argued that the protests at the University of Missouri ‘will be an impetus across the country\u2019 and ‘how diverse the faculty is, is a problem all over America.'” The diversity of the faculty? Are you kidding me? Look at the curriculum. The curriculum has been perverted and polluted and corrupted by the American left. Who cares who\u2019s teaching this rotgut. The fact that it\u2019s being taught ought to be success enough for the left. How about the football team? The sports team. You want to talk about diversity there? See, there isn\u2019t a diversity problem when it\u2019s majority African-American. It\u2019s not a diversity problem if it happens to be majority gay. But now we\u2019ve got a diversity problem, and the University of Missouri, this is going to be an impetus for this type of thing happening all over the country.<\/p>\n
Well, my question is, how can there be such anger in a place dominated by liberal Democrats? The faculty has to be all liberal Democrats, or 95% of it. The administration, whether they\u2019re liberal or Republican or conservative or not, they may as well be liberal \u2019cause if they\u2019re conservative they don\u2019t have the guts to stand up and show it, so for all intents and purposes, they\u2019re liberal Democrat. Whenever you go on this campus or any other campus, it\u2019s majority liberals who are running it. Why is there such anger? Why is there so much fear?<\/p>\n
Why do the students, the precious children, our future, oh, my gosh, our treasure, why do they feel so scared? Why? When it\u2019s the village, Hillary Clinton\u2019s precious village, raising them, how can there be such anger? How can there be such palpable fear? Why is there the need for hunger strikes? Why do they need to protest this or that? Why, if the liberals run the show, is anybody allowed to drive around with a Confederate flag on their car anyway, decal or otherwise? With the liberals and the Democrats running the show, running the town, running the state, why is somebody running around shouting the N-word in the first place? What happened to the utopia?<\/p>\n
If I didn\u2019t know better, I would think the archenemy of these people happened to be running the university, but it\u2019s their own people, the people they vote for, the people they believe, the people they trust. With liberals in charge, the lesson is clear: There isn\u2019t a safe space anywhere in this country. Even people who embrace liberalism feel unsafe. Even people who embrace liberalism and vote for it feel scared and unsettled. So universities have become the home, universities have become in fact what I would call the safe spaces for community organizers, for community rabble-rousers, for shakedown artists, the people the president cheers, the people the president encourages to continue doing what they\u2019re doing. Anti-intellectual bullies who cannot stand for diversity of thought, who will not tolerate diversity of opinion.<\/p>\n
Organizing young radicals and turning them against their parents and turning them against the United States of America, that\u2019s the passion of the modern-day Democrat Party and its figurative titular head, Barack Hussein O. And what we have on parade, if you\u2019ve ever wonder what, I mean by “young skulls full of mush,” just turn on your TV and listen for five minutes to an interview of anybody on campus at the University of Missouri or now at Yale or at Harvard.<\/p>\n
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