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RUSH: You know, try as I might, I can\u2019t avoid making this show about me. Well, that\u2019s not the right way to say it. I can\u2019t avoid having myself become part of this show, and that\u2019s never what I want. I mean, I am the show, but I mean I want to talk about things out there happening besides what I say. Why do I need to tell you what I say when you hear me say it the first time? But this Mars thing is just totally all over the place out there, and every one of these people talking about it, from local TV news, say, in Dallas, or The Politico, are getting it totally out of context from our old buddies at Media Matters for America, which wouldn\u2019t know the truth if it knocked them unconscious. <\/p>\n

Anyway, greetings, folks. It\u2019s great to be here, great to have you with us. Telephone number is 800-282-2882 if you want to be on the program. The e-mail address, ElRushbo@eibnet.com<\/a>. <\/line><\/p>\n

“Trust in Media,” did you see the latest poll from Gallup? “Trust in Mass Media Returns to All-Time Low,” and it\u2019s not surprising. I don\u2019t just have to use examples involving me to illustrate this. And you know it as well as I do. According to Gallup, just four in 10 Americans say they have a great deal or even a fair amount of trust in the media to report the news fairly and accurately. Now, if I\u2019m in the news media business — you know, I don\u2019t even think they\u2019re bothered by this. I don\u2019t think it bothers them the slightest because they are the first to know they\u2019re not really in the news business, and they are the first to know that objectivity and credibility is no longer the recipe for what they do. So it probably doesn\u2019t bother them, but it is explainable. <\/p>\n

Let\u2019s look at this Mars business. Yesterday we had the most incredible announcement from NASA<\/a>. This is what is not reported in The Politico. I don\u2019t know if these local TV info people in Dallas even know what I said. I doubt that anybody reporting on what I said actually knows what I said. I doubt that any of them actually went to my website to read the transcript of what I said and then report on it. Even after reading what Media Matters took out of context and reported, their curiosity was not even such that they would go to my website to see if what they were being told was accurate or true. <\/p>\n

So yesterday we have this big announcement that they\u2019ve found flowing water on Mars and that two-thirds of the planet used to be an ocean, two-thirds of the northern hemisphere used to be an ocean, it was a mile deep. I raised a question. How do we know this? Have we probed a mile deep? We know that there\u2019s always been water on Mars because they have ice caps on the poles. So it\u2019s not news that there\u2019s water. That\u2019s why they said free flowing water. But that wasn\u2019t the big deal. The big deal was that some scientist — and it was important to call the guy a scientist — some scientist said that a catastrophic event probably related to climate change on Mars, resulted in this. <\/p>\n

I\u2019m sorry, folks, but that\u2019s not science, and that\u2019s not even a good wild guess. How can there be a catastrophic event on Mars when there is nobody there to experience the catastrophe? How can there be a catastrophe on Mars when we can\u2019t even prove it? All we can do is wild guess it? And the very fact that my objection to this is being noted is proof positive that there is an agenda attached to this, otherwise they would leave my comments alone. There is an agenda attached to it and they\u2019ve got to try to discredit anyone — in this case, me — who is attempting to attach whatever they\u2019re doing with Mars and the news they\u2019re reporting to the Democrat leftist agenda, which of course is climate change. <\/line><\/p>\n

And I predicted yesterday that it would not be very long before we would see evidence that my reaction and take on all this is accurate. And, lo and behold, right here my formerly nicotine-stained fingers. This is from Yahoo News, even, the Millennial news network. “Did NASA Time its Mars Announcement to Coincide with ‘The Martian\u2019?” a movie starring Matt Damon. <\/p>\n

“NASA\u2019s announcement confirming that it found evidence of water flowing on the surface Mars,” not now, but many, many moons ago, or I should perhaps say many, many Marss ago, “was celebrated by scientists searching for life in the universe — and by publicists at 20th Century Fox looking to promote ‘The Martian,\u2019 the upcoming Ridley Scott film starring Matt Damon. In the film, Damon plays Mark Watney, an astronaut who must survive alone on Mars after being left for dead by his crew during a fierce storm on the red planet.”<\/p>\n

What do you bet in this movie that fierce storm is related to climate change? I haven\u2019t seen the movie. But here\u2019s the thing. I don\u2019t think so much NASA was — well, they might be timing the release of the news to support the movie. Actually, it\u2019s probably true. But more than that, NASA wants to go to Mars, and Obama\u2019s turned NASA over to Muslim outreach, in case you\u2019ve forgotten. NASA wants the money to go to Mars. It makes total sense in the world that they would time, NASA, the release of, “Look what we found! We found flowing water on Mars, oh, my God, there could be life, oh, my God, we gotta go, we gotta go, we gotta go.” <\/p>\n

<\/a>And here comes the movie, they throw in climate change relationships just for a little dot the I, cross the T, and magic happens. (interruption) You think people don\u2019t know? Snerdley is telling me that some of you may not know that when I mentioned NASA was converted to Muslim outreach by Obama that you might be turning the radio up or scratching your heads. No, he did. One of the first things he did when he assumed office in 2009 was to convert NASA\u2019s budget and the use of that money into Muslim outreach. <\/p>\n

By the way, Putin is now running the world, folks, not us. Vladimir Putin\u2019s running the world and making mincemeat and a joke out of Barack Obama. Vladimir Putin, a former KGB agent, went to the United Nations yesterday and said to the rest of the world, “Do you people know what you have done by supporting the Arab Spring and by launching all of this Muslim activity in the Middle East, do you know what you\u2019ve done?” It was Vladimir Putin speaking up for Democratic values and freedom and liberty, and not the president of the United States at the UN. It\u2019s just stunning. This all happened yesterday while the program was going on and some of it afterwards, and I didn\u2019t have a chance to delve deeply into it until of course the program was over yesterday. <\/p>\n

It\u2019s stunning what happened at the UN. I mean, Barack Obama was treated like a child. He was laughed at and mocked and made fun of. And I don\u2019t even know that he knows that\u2019s what happened. It happened from the podium at the UN, by virtue of what Putin was saying. <\/p>\n

Anyway, NASA\u2019s been converted to Muslim outreach. They want to go back to Mars. Hell, that\u2019s fine. I\u2019m not opposed to going to Mars. I\u2019m big on exploring. The problem is everything that Obama touches has been corrupted, and by “corrupted” I mean it\u2019s been converted to liberalism. Everything that exists here exists for the purpose of advancing the Obama agenda. And something as innocuous… This is my way of attempting to educate and inform. <\/p>\n

Something as innocuous as this supposed discovery on Mars can be converted to this, and it has been, and it is. I\u2019m simply trying to alert people to be on the lookout for it so they can maybe resist it. I\u2019m sorry. You know, I\u2019m the mayor of Realville. And some scientist who\u2019s never been to Mars, who\u2019s never gonna go to Mars. All we\u2019ve got\u2019s a couple rovers up there and our telescopes and so forth. We haven\u2019t the slightest idea what\u2019s ever happened on Mars. But this guy stands at the podium wearing his official NASA lab coat, with his official NASA business card.<\/p>\n

And he says, “Yep, yep, free-flowing water up there on Mars! Brilliant, great discovery. Uh, two-thirds of the northern hemisphere used to be an ocean a mile deep but it\u2019s not there anymore because of a catastrophic event probably related to climate change.” And they tell us this is science. There isn\u2019t science in any of that, and that\u2019s exactly what I said yesterday, and these people at Politico and at Dallas and the local TV news, I\u2019m sure, are clueless what I really said. And those sound bites are coming up. <\/p>\n

One more thing about life on Mars and water. Folks, you know, the… (laughing) I\u2019m sorry, I can\u2019t help myself. This quest for life elsewhere in the universe, it\u2019s understandable. “We don\u2019t want to feel we\u2019re alone.” I understand that. We don\u2019t want to feel like all there is is us on this blue marble. “There has to be something out there!” But if there is, it is automatic that it\u2019s much more advanced than we are. Whatever life forms are out there are smarter than we are.<\/line><\/p>\n

They may have even been here a long time ago, built the pyramids, and then figured out this planet doesn\u2019t have what they need to survive, so they left. They did Stonehenge, they built the pyramids and then they gave up. They said, “This place?” They ran into humanity and said, “Ah, this is crazy,” and left. The point is that every one of these assumptions on alien life is predicated on the fact that we\u2019re primitive, that we\u2019re murderous and self-destructive, and there are far more advanced civilizations in the universe, and, “Oh, God, would they please contact us!”<\/p>\n

So we got movies from Spielberg like… I don\u2019t know. Whatever the name of it was. (interruption) No, not ET. Not ET, but the one where the aliens actually land in some guy\u2019s backyard out in Arizona or Colorado somewhere and played musical tones (humming). It was like Jeopardy, like watching… (interruption) That\u2019s right, Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Anyway, water might be a necessary condition for life as we know it, but — and here I\u2019m going to get technical and beyond the ability to understand those at Media Matters and elsewhere in the Drive-By Media.<\/p>\n

Because once you start talking about human life, to them it starts and ends with abortion, and I\u2019m going much, much deeper than that. If you want to start talking about the conditions necessary for life on Mars or anywhere else, yeah. Water, without question is a necessary condition. But it isn\u2019t sufficient. Meaning, it\u2019s not enough for there to be life. What begets life? Serious question. Above and beyond… I\u2019m not speaking about creation or any of that. We know the biblical explanation for life. But beyond that, I mean, what sustains life, what creates life, where does life come from? Does it come from water? <\/p>\n

No.<\/p>\n

Well, then where does it come from?<\/p>\n

(interruption) Yes, we can. Yeah, most certainly we can. Life begets life. (interruption) Well, but I\u2019m going beyond the creation. I\u2019m assuming… I believe in the God of creation. But beyond that, how does life sustain itself? Life begets life. My point is just because you discovered water on Mars does not mean there\u2019s life there. It does not mean there ever has been life there because water does not create life. Life begets life. An organism begets itself. Human beings create more human beings, but water… If that\u2019s all it took, we wouldn\u2019t need to have illegal immigration. We could just go get some Democrat voters out of the Pacific Ocean.<\/p>\n

Water does not create life. And if you want to think that all you need for life is water, and they found free-flowing water on Mars… Well, they haven\u2019t, by the way. They think they found evidence of it. Well, if that can satisfy your scientific requirement for the existence of life, well, I can\u2019t change your mind. The idea that Mars once had an ocean is pure speculation, a total wild guess. No one knows. But let\u2019s assume for a moment that the NASA guy with his official NASA scientist white lab coat is right. Let\u2019s say that there was once an ocean on Mars. <\/line><\/p>\n

Where did it go? Where? That\u2019s a lot of water. You have two-thirds of the northern hemisphere of Mars covered by water, it\u2019s a mile deep. Where did it go? It can\u2019t escape into space. You know why? It\u2019s called gravity. And the atmosphere would keep it there as well. So if there was once all that water on Mars, and there is a lot of water here on earth, what\u2019s gonna happen to our ocean? Is the same thing gonna happen? Is it gonna vanish? How did the water vanish? <\/p>\n

My point is, they\u2019re presenting all this stuff to you as fact just like they\u2019re presenting everything involving global warming as scientific fact. It\u2019s nothing but wild guesses. It\u2019s nothing but based on computer models, which is the result of data input that who knows if it\u2019s legit or not. And where you did it on climate change, global warming. Have you ever heard a forecast for next year on the climate? Have you ever heard a forecast for 2018 on the climate?<\/p>\n

Why do you only hear forecasts for the next 30 years, 50, or a hundred years? Did you ever ask yourself that? These brilliant pro-global climate change people, man-made, come out and they\u2019re constantly trying to scare the pants off everybody with these predictions of doom, gloom, apocalypse or whatever else. But it\u2019s always 30 years down the road. Even in 1980 it was 20 years down the road. We\u2019ve long gone past the first predictions that predicted doom, and they were dead wrong. Why do they still have any credibility? <\/p>\n

Michael Oppenheimer on This Week with Brinkley back in 1985. “We got 20 years,” he said, “to stop global warming — and if we don\u2019t, it\u2019s over!” “We can\u2019t prove it,” he said, “but we gotta assume it\u2019s here and we gotta take immediate steps to stop it or it\u2019s over.” Well, here we are much more than 20 years since then, and the predictions still are not for next week, even, next year. They\u2019re always for 30, 40, 50, hundred years away. You ever asked yourself why that is? The big reason is, you\u2019re not gonna be here to know whether they were right or wrong. <\/line><\/p>\n

Nor will they be. But if the climate is…<\/p>\n

“Well, we can\u2019t predict next year or the next two years! It\u2019s so slow, Mr. Limbaugh. You obviously don\u2019t understand science. Changes are microscopic.” <\/p>\n

Well, shouldn\u2019t they have been happening then? We got 30 years since you guys first started whining about this, after you first warned about freezing. I just think it\u2019s all bogus, folks. And it\u2019s not hard to find out what I think. It\u2019s not hard. You don\u2019t need a super-secret code. You don\u2019t need a special ring on your hand that only you can access what I think or say. Just turn on the radio. There are more radio stations carrying this program than any other program in the world, or you go to my website. There\u2019s a free side to it so you can get the transcript. There\u2019s no excuse for not knowing what I say. <\/p>\n

There\u2019s no excuse for taking me out of context.<\/p>\n

There\u2019s no excuse for it.<\/p>\n

Other than journalistic malpractice or laziness. <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: All right. So to the sound bites we go. First up, this is Kevin Roth. He\u2019s one of the… Well, he\u2019s a fill-in cohost in Dallas TV, KDAF-TV Eye-Opener cohost speaking of the NASA announcement and me, and this is how it was reported. This was this morning, in fact.<\/p>\n

ROTH: Not everybody\u2019s buying it. At least one guy is not buying it. Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh went on a show yesterday and posed the question: What if NASA made up water on Mars to help push the liberal agenda? Hmm.<\/line><\/p>\n

COLLINS: Hmm.<\/p>\n

ROTH: He believes NASA has been corrupted, and he warned viewers (sic) that this news will be used for liberal political reasons.<\/p>\n

RUSH: I don\u2019t think I said they made it up. I said they don\u2019t know. They can\u2019t possibly know. It\u2019s speculation. Anyway, there\u2019s no excuse for these people not knowing what I said. This is the point. I have a website. It\u2019s free. There\u2019s a free side to it. You see the transcript of everything I say, or turn on the radio. They\u2019re clueless. And then Kevin Roth again, same station during this discussion, another coanchor joins conversation.<\/p>\n

ROTH: I honestly, truly thought they were gonna say they found some microorganisms on Mars and that there is life. And now it\u2019s just water, and I\u2019m like —<\/p>\n

COLLINS: And also to be clear when people think about life on Mars, we\u2019re not talking about Martian.<\/p>\n

RUSH: “[T]o be clear, when people think about life on Mars, we\u2019re not talking about Martian.” We are. That\u2019s the point. We are indeed talking about Martian. She\u2019s talking about the movie. I mean, Ridley Scott, the director of the movie, is out there saying, “Oh, yeah, yeah. I knew about this water thing on Mars months ago.” Meaning: This whole thing has been combined. It\u2019s PR. Hey, nice work if you can get it. <\/p>\n

If you\u2019ve got a movie out and you can convince the NASA people to time their discovery with the release of your movie, good for you. Politico has a story: “Rush Limbaugh Pans Evidence of Water on Mars as Part of Leftist Agenda<\/a>,” and they take it out of context, too, which is typical. It\u2019s no wonder that people that trust the news media is down to 40 or actually lower than that. But again, I don\u2019t think this guy, Eliza Collins… I doubt that he went to my website to find out what I really said. Just looked at these “watchdog” websites and took it from there.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: To the phones we go. We\u2019re gonna start with Fred in Singer Island, Florida, right up the road here. Great to have you, Fred. How are you, sir?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Yes, Rush. Pleasure. The “catastrophic event” that NASA\u2019s referring to couldn\u2019t happen. Mars does not have an iron core. Earth does. And without an iron core, you go to have a magnetosphere, without a magnetosphere, any atmosphere would just be blown away by the solar wind.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Wait a minute, now. How do you know that Mars does not have an iron core?<\/p>\n

CALLER: I read things. Earth does, and that\u2019s what gives us the North and South Pole, and that\u2019s what gives us the Northern Lights.<\/p>\n

RUSH: You\u2019re saying that Mars has no magnetic field?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Yes. It has no magnetic core. It has no iron core.<\/p>\n

RUSH: And so there\u2019s…? I don\u2019t know what that means. I have no idea. This is total Greek to me. No offense to the Greeks.<\/p>\n

CALLER: The iron core gives us North and South Pole. It\u2019s what aircraft navigate with.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Well, but they do have ice caps with what look like a north and south pole on Mars?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Yes, sir. It does spin on an axis.<\/p>\n

RUSH: You\u2019re saying that axis is not gonna have any iron in it?<\/p>\n

CALLER: The core of the planet is not an iron core.<\/p>\n

RUSH: All right. Well —<\/p>\n

CALLER: NASA\u2019s not being truthful when they\u2019re saying a catastrophic event. It was never an event to begin with.<\/p>\n

RUSH: There has to have been events there.<\/p>\n

CALLER: It probably… Yes, sir.<\/p>\n

\"large\"RUSH: Anyway, I\u2019m not enough of a scientist to know what you even mean by an iron core so I\u2019m gonna have to do some research. I can do it in three minutes and know what he\u2019s talking about, no sweat. I\u2019ll just do it during the break here. It would be easy… A lot of hosts would say, “Yeah, yeah, exactly right, exactly right,” and everybody in the audience would say, “Wow, what a bunch of idiots we are.” I\u2019m admitting I\u2019m an idiot along with you, folks. <\/line><\/p>\n

Iron core? You ever heard this, Snerdley? (interruption) You\u2019ve heard that Mars does not have an iron core? You\u2019ve heard that? (interruption) Okay. I haven\u2019t heard it, and I\u2019m not afraid to admit I haven\u2019t heard it. I\u2019ve been focused on the presidential race. I can\u2019t know everything. Anyway, we\u2019ll look into it. But if Mars doesn\u2019t have a magnetic field, it does mean… Take a look. The temperatures on Mars are such I don\u2019t know how water would flow anyway. <\/p>\n

I mean, we\u2019re talking minus 60 or even a 100 and… It does not have an atmosphere like we have. Efforts here that people make to draw these similarities and equivocations, it just leaves me cold. Anyway, Fred, I\u2019m sorry I\u2019m not as informed as you are on this, and so I\u2019m not able to have an informed conversation with you about it, but I will get myself up to speed in due course. In the meantime, Bill in Greenville, South Carolina. Great to have you. Hello, sir.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Hi. It\u2019s a real honor to speak to you, Rush.<\/p>\n

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

CALLER: I would just like to maybe defend NASA\u2019s a little bit and not have the Drive-Bys reporting their news. The fact that there has been, as they\u2019re saying, a climate change on Mars? Obviously there\u2019s nobody there burning fossil fuels, so it\u2019s not a man-caused or human-caused climate change.<\/p>\n

RUSH: That\u2019s true, too, if you want to approach it that way with that formal logic. I\u2019m all in with you. That\u2019s exactly right. If there has been catastrophic climate change, what brought it about? <\/p>\n

CALLER: Exactly. What are the forces exerting power on the climate? It\u2019d have to be the sun, right? Hello?<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah, I\u2019m here.<\/p>\n

CALLER: You pointed out yourself that climate change is natural and constantly occurring, and I think it did occur in the past on Mars, which may have led to them having an ocean and losing it without any human intervention.<\/p>\n

RUSH: That\u2019s the thing. Everything is a constant state of flux, in terms of the universe. Nothing is static. Everything\u2019s constantly changing. And I don\u2019t care how deep you want to go, individual societies and cultures and human behavior, everything\u2019s constantly changing. The weather is never the same. Seasonal averages, but everything is constantly changing. That\u2019s what\u2019s so wrong with this man-made disaster debate on earth. But you raise a good point. There are no men, there\u2019s no humanity, there are any people. There\u2019s nothing on Mars. So what\u2019s causing it? If there was indeed a “catastrophic event” related to climate change, who caused it? So his point is that, either way these people argue it, they are dooming their own case.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

\"large\"RUSH: Okay, I looked it up, and our caller from Singer Island was right. There\u2019s a piece in TIME magazine. Although that piece doesn\u2019t get into the stuff about a magnetic core, it\u2019s implied. But it is stated that there is no iron core, and therefore that might be the reason Mars has no atmosphere. But from whatever I was able to put together on the fly here during the break, Mars does not have a good magnetic field, and it\u2019s debatable if it has an iron core. It\u2019s not conclusive. <\/line><\/p>\n

That makes sense. I mean, how can anybody really know? You know what one of the sources for this is models. Some of the… I\u2019m just reading to you what I found here. Some of the models suggest that Mars does have an iron core, but it\u2019s up for debate. It is, quote, “not settled science.” But there\u2019s no consensus of scientists on whether or not Mars has an iron core. However, Mercury appears to indeed have iron core. And Mercury has a very high density as well as a magnetic field. <\/p>\n

Venus is believed to have an iron core based on planet formation models, but Mars doesn\u2019t have a good magnetic field, and thus it\u2019s debatable if it has an iron core. Jupiter and Saturn have strong magnetic fields, but it\u2019s believed that\u2019s due to magnetic hydrogen in their cores and not iron. So what all this adds up to is, look at the words “suggests,” “is believed,” “models point to.” Nobody knows. We\u2019ve had various probes and so forth. But look, I don\u2019t want to get too far after the beaten path. <\/p>\n

My only point here is — and this is inarguable, as far as I\u2019m concerned. There\u2019s nobody that could change my mind on this. And it\u2019s not because my mind is closed; it\u2019s because I\u2019m right, and it is this. Whenever you have a scientist talking about a “catastrophic event” on Mars brought about — “likely brought about” — by climate change, that\u2019s all I need to hear to tell me we have somebody who is either actively involved or has himself been co-opted and is unaware of it by a leftist agenda that is related to the effort to push this whole notion of man-made climate change on earth.<\/p>\n

And there\u2019s only one reason to push that agenda, and it isn\u2019t to save the earth. It\u2019s to coalesce power in as many or as few places as possible. It\u2019s just Big Government 101. The good news is, folks… I mean, if you want to look at it in this way, the good news is that none of the other planets have Common Core. We\u2019re the only one that has Common Core. None of the other planets\u2019 education systems have been corrupted yet. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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