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RUSH: The NFL<\/a>. It didn\u2019t take long, folks. It didn\u2019t take long. Right here my formerly nicotine-stained fingers, here it is. Dadelut dadelut dadelut dadelut dadelut. <\/p>\n

“The Rev. Jesse Jackson criticized the NFL on Tuesday for not including any African-American women when it brought on three domestic violence experts as consultants.” As you know, the NFL “said Monday that Lisa Friel, Jane Randel and Rita Smith would serve as ‘senior advisors.\u2019 NFL director of player engagement and…” For those of you in Rio Linda, it doesn\u2019t mean players getting married. <\/p>\n

The NFL director of player engagement is the director of the people who they engage, they come in contact with, they chat with, they tweet. The players. Nobody\u2019s talking marriage here. Anyway, her name is Deana Garner, and she is African-American. She is the director of player engagement and education. She “helps lead the league\u2019s domestic violence program [and] is African-American,” but she isn\u2019t new. <\/line><\/p>\n

The Reverend Jackson says this effort is incomplete and not diverse enough. “About two-thirds of NFL players are African-American, according to The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida. ‘Where is the jury of your peers?\u2019 Jackson said. [He] called the lack of diversity among the senior advisers a ‘shameful insensitivity\u2019 that ‘compounds the credibility crisis.'”<\/p>\n

Now you have Anheuser-Busch threatening<\/a> to pull its advertising because it\u2019s uncomfortable with what\u2019s going on. Yeah, but look, you know… (sigh) We gotta be real, real, real careful here. That\u2019s the problem with this subject. You have to be just real careful. What does Anheuser-Busch make? (interruption) Now, what\u2019s the primary ingredient? (interruption) No. That may not be the proper way to say it. <\/p>\n

Barley, hops? (interruption) No, no. But why do people drink it? They don\u2019t drink it because it has the best hops and the best barley. They don\u2019t drink it because it\u2019s the top the choice of the brewers art or whatever. They drink it because of the alcohol, right? (interruption) Okay, well, is there a relationship between alcohol and…? (interruption) I don\u2019t know. (interruption)<\/p>\n

Well, I\u2019m just saying asking: Is there a relationship between alcohol and, I don\u2019t know, like nightclubs? Is there relationship with alcohol and…? (interruption) Well, I mean you gotta be real careful here. That\u2019s all I\u2019m saying. In talking about this, in analyzing it, you\u2019ve got to be real, real careful here. Adrian Peterson is gone until the legal system handles his case. <\/p>\n

“Sorry, you\u2019re outta here, Adrian. We tried but we just can\u2019t do it.” Radisson Hotels<\/a> has said they\u2019re not gonna keep sponsoring the Vikings because of all of this. It just keeps coming. There are some new statistics out. I had this in the Stack yesterday. I didn\u2019t get to it; I feel bad about that. But somebody\u2019s run the numbers<\/a>, the cases in the NFL of spouse abuse, DUI and all that? It\u2019s way below the national average. <\/p>\n

It\u2019s way below the national average. The incidence of DUI — driving under the influence, for those of you in Rio Linda — the incidence of spouse abuse, wife beating, is below the national average in other categories. (interruption) Help the who? (interruption) Not gonna help the…? (interruption) Oh, the myth? Oh, no, no, no. No, no, no. Well, the reality doesn\u2019t matter here in that sense. <\/p>\n

They\u2019re not gonna say, “Well, you mean the NFL actually does better on spouse abuse and DUI than the population at large?” Yeah! “Well, it\u2019s still happening in the NFL, and the NFL people idolize it and people are addicted to it and so we can\u2019t…” That isn\u2019t gonna matter. It\u2019s not gonna change anybody\u2019s approach to what\u2019s happening. <\/line><\/p>\n

“Blacks and Hispanics Have Doubts About Media Accuracy.” This is the Associated Press<\/a>. It\u2019s what it says here. “A new study shows a large majority of African-American and Hispanic news consumers don\u2019t fully trust the media to portray their communities accurately, a statistic that could be troubling for the news industry as the minority population of the United States<\/a> grows.”<\/p>\n

Okay, can I ask…? This is a stupid question. Let me see. Who did the survey? Media Insight Project. Never heard of \u2019em but we\u2019ll accept it. I\u2019m not putting \u2019em down when I say never heard of \u2019em; I\u2019m just being honest. Never heard of \u2019em, couldn\u2019t care, doesn\u2019t matter. We\u2019ll just accept it. Blacks and Hispanics have doubts about media accuracy what the media is reporting on them. <\/p>\n

Well, then why don\u2019t they question everything the media reports on, then? If they question the accuracy about the way the media\u2019s reporting on them and their communities, might they expand on the premise and question the accuracy of the media reporting on, say, Republicans, or the War on Women, or you pick it? The Tea Party? <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: We\u2019re gonna start with Chris in Philadelphia. I\u2019m glad you called, sir. Great to have you here.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Thank you, Rush.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Have at it.<\/p>\n

CALLER: I have a simple point, and I\u2019ll try to put it as succinctly as I can. We know Mr. Peterson, Adrian Peterson has a child, at least two, and maybe others. My point is, with him suspended, with him losing his sponsorships and maybe suffering a loss of his career, who\u2019s going to support these children? Haven\u2019t they suffered and aren\u2019t they going to suffer again?<\/line><\/p>\n

RUSH: So let me reverse the question on you. Are you suggesting that maybe we should look the other way at his form of discipline in exchange for the kids and his family being set economically?<\/p>\n

CALLER: No. What I\u2019m suggesting is that people think about the ramifications of what they\u2019re doing —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Oh, come on.<\/p>\n

CALLER: — before we have these knee-jerk reactions.<\/p>\n

RUSH: That isn\u2019t gonna happen. You\u2019re right, don\u2019t misunderstand. That isn\u2019t gonna happen. Look, what is the saying, the train\u2019s left the station on this. Adrian Peterson may not know it yet, but he may never play in the NFL again. Ditto, Ray Rice. I mean, the die is cast here. These guys are now the embodiment of evil, because these guys represent, they are symbols of a political agenda that has been given a big bunch of juice here with these incidents.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Exactly. And so children are going to suffer again because he can no longer support them.<\/p>\n

RUSH: No. No. What you will be told, the children will be safer than ever with him not in their lives. With him being punished for brutalizing them the way he did, they are gonna be much better off. It has nothing to do with economics, they\u2019re gonna say. It has nothing to do with depriving him of earning a living. Look, remember when Goodell changed the policy from two games suspended to six for spouse abuse, a woman called here, said, “You know what, Rush? That\u2019s too much because the women aren\u2019t gonna report it now because they don\u2019t want to be without the paycheck. And if their husband earns the paycheck and gets cut, fired, suspended because he hit her, they\u2019re not gonna report it because they want the paycheck coming in. It\u2019s why they married the guys.” <\/p>\n

And you could almost extrapolate that here, in a way. I think the woman had a point that at a such a lengthy suspension, some of the women who are abused might now actually choose not to report it in order to protect the paycheck and their economics. And if there are other players who happen to discipline their children in too harsh a way that\u2019s not approved, maybe the mothers will not report it anymore if this is gonna happen.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Exactly.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Now, your point\u2019s valid, but nobody\u2019s thinking about that. I want to add one thing about this. I don\u2019t know how long, but it\u2019s been a while, that I have — I hate to keep saying, “I told you I said this,” but I feel the need to remind you. You\u2019ve heard the old saw that there\u2019s nothing really new that\u2019s going on out there. I mean, since Genesis there\u2019s nothing new. It\u2019s just that with the media the way it is we know about more incidents of bad thing happening that we used to. <\/p>\n

A point of illustration would be the Ray Rice circumstance. Okay, we see the video of him dragging his finance out of the elevator. “Okay, two games. Boy, you\u2019re a mean guy, don\u2019t ever do it again.” Then the video of him actually clocking her, and that\u2019s it, that\u2019s the end of everything. Now we see it, the incidents have always happened, but when we didn\u2019t see it, it wasn\u2019t as big a deal as when we do see it. <\/line><\/p>\n

Now, how many people, how many millions of Americans are on social media seeking fame and wanting everybody to know everything they can about them? Well, this is what you get. This is what you get. (interruption) I\u2019m not… (interruption) No, no, no! Now, do not misunderstand. I\u2019m not in any way defending Adrian Peterson. That\u2019s not the point here. The point is, it happens a lot. There\u2019s nothing new. <\/p>\n

There are people that discipline their children in ways that you don\u2019t know because you don\u2019t see it and you don\u2019t hear about it. But look what happens to people when it is discovered. Amidst all of this, we got a subset of our population desperately seeking fame, notoriety, and so forth with tweets and social media and all of this. This is one of the prices you\u2019re gonna pay.<\/p>\n

If you want everybody to know everything about you, at some point the warts are gonna be known, too. And things that you never dreamed anybody would ever see will be seen. Things that you never conceived people would know will not only be known, they\u2019ll be seen. So you\u2019ve gotta be really guarded about this. You have to be really guarded about your privacy of things. <\/p>\n

I guarantee you Adrian Peterson, this is the last thing I\u2019ll bet you he ever expected to come his way in his life. Of all… You know, everybody imagines pitfalls. Everybody. Whatever degree of success anybody has, they always think, “Oh, what could go wrong? What do I have to prepare for?” I\u2019ll guarantee you, this is the last thing, otherwise he would have come up with a different way of meting out the discipline.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: As to our previous caller, Chris in Philadelphia, I felt like I gave short shrift. I didn\u2019t intend to do that. The train has left the station. The fact that children of Adrian Peterson — and there may be seven of \u2019em. I mean, he\u2019s in a contest here with Ray Lewis: Who has the most kids by the most women? I think there are four. Ray Lewis has maybe five kids with five women.<\/p>\n

Adrian Peterson, I think I just saw, has seven kids with four women, and last year about this time, one of his kids that he did not know was his was killed by the boy\u2019s stepfather. It\u2019s horrible. I mean, you can\u2019t talk about it, but it\u2019s horrible. Now, Congress has the answer. This is Chris in Philadelphia who wanted to know, “Okay, what about Adrian Peterson\u2019s kids?<\/p>\n

“I mean, if he gets suspended and can\u2019t play and doesn\u2019t earn the money and Nike doesn\u2019t come back, what about his kids now?” Chris, what I was gonna tell you is that Congress has the answer. As always, the federal government is the answer to all of these economic problems. Cory Booker wants to take away the NFL\u2019s tax-exempt status and give the money to the victims of domestic violence. <\/p>\n

Do you know the NFL is a nonprofit, the way it\u2019s structured? People are stunned when they learn this, but it\u2019s structured as a nonprofit. It\u2019s an enterprise worth $9 billion, but it is structured as a nonprofit for tax purposes. So Cory Booker has come along. He wants to strip the NFL of that tax-exempt status and then take the money that they would then have to pay in taxes and give that to the victims of domestic violence. <\/p>\n

That is how Cory Booker and Congress want Adrian Peterson\u2019s kids to be taken care of. (interruption) Ray Lewis has six children with four women. That\u2019s what it is. Six children, four women. And you know what? I read a story. Ray Lewis, Baltimore Ravens, now a star commentator on ESPN, was asked once:<\/p>\n

“What\u2019s the best advice you gave young players coming into the league?” He said, “Wear a condom.” I\u2019m not kidding. That was his number one piece of advice: Use a condom. Well, I\u2019ll Google it<\/a>. Reggie Bush. Reggie Bush out of USC. Reggie Bush and the New Orleans Saints. Reggie Bush with the Detroit Lions. He was on the radio today<\/a> talking about corporal punishment of children and the Adrian Peterson circumstance.<\/p>\n

BUSH: I got what we call “whoopin\u2019s,” you know, whooped with belts and stuff like that. For me growing up, it was normal. I\u2019ll most definitely discipline my daughter. I have a one-year-old daughter. I definitely w-will try to, obviously, not leave bruises or anything like that like on her. But, um, I definitely will discipline her harshly, you know, depending on what — you know, again what the situation is.<\/line><\/p>\n

RUSH: Okay. So now Reggie Bush has just painted a bull\u2019s-eye on himself. He\u2019s now become a target. All the interest groups focused on this are now gonna be keeping a sharp eye on Reggie Bush every day, and they\u2019re gonna have people doing a body watch on his daughter, when she gets old enough to leave the house on her own. Mark my words. <\/p>\n

Now, some people might say, “Hey, Rush, what this is, the players are starting to push back.” Yesterday we had the sound bite of Michael Wilbon<\/a> who was on the radio Monday saying (paraphrased), “Hey, we need more of these whoopings like Adrian Peterson was handing out. I got whooped. I had to cut my own switch. There was a lot of that going on when we were kids.<\/p>\n

“It\u2019s how we were kept in line, and the fact that there\u2019s no discipline among young people anymore is because they\u2019re not getting whooped.” Now, he can say it. Very few other people could. Here comes Reggie Bush saying, “I got whooped like this, and I\u2019m gonna discipline my daughter.” Now, I am not gonna bruise her or anything. He said, “I\u2019m not gonna leave any bruises, meaning you\u2019ll never know, but I\u2019m gonna discipline her harshly.” <\/p>\n

I guarantee you, there are people who\u2019ve heard this already and are already making plans to spy on everything about Reggie Bush\u2019s family and home life now because he\u2019s made himself a target. It\u2019s like Gary Hart(pence) when he was having the affair out there on the island of Bimini, challenged the media. “Okay, you think I\u2019m having an affair? I dare you to prove it!”<\/p>\n

(chuckling) So they did, and he was. Jameis Winston, star quarterback for the Florida State Seminoles. That name\u2019s gonna have to change. It\u2019s offensive. They do a tomahawk chop, too. They\u2019re one of 2900 sports teams, universities and so forth with Native-American mascot names. Anyway, they got Clemson coming up this weekend. Jameis was Winston suspended for the first two quarters of the upcoming game against Clemson.<\/p>\n

He was suspended for the first half because… What was it? He was observed shouting an obscenity on campus, a sexual obscenity. (interruption). Okay, well, I haven\u2019t had a chance to read the article. I\u2019ll have a chance to read it during the break, but he was shouting sexual obscenities on campus. At anybody? Or just shouting them out for any… (interruption) <\/line><\/p>\n

Okay, shouting at somebody, but it was overheard because he was shouting. Somebody reported him, probably to the head coach, probably to the media. “Hey, our star quarterback\u2019s out there calling somebody whatever,” and he\u2019s suspended for the first half. They don\u2019t want to lose the game against Clemson. They figure he can win it if they get behind in the second half. But they nevertheless, everybody\u2019s gotta get in on this. <\/p>\n

It\u2019s getting absurd. It\u2019s been absurd for a long time. The point is it\u2019s been absurd for a long time. And I don\u2019t know. I keep waiting for all of this stuff to bottom out and common sense to finally surface and rear its head and shame all of this insanity, and it doesn\u2019t happen. We keep descending even lower with political correctness, even though I can\u2019t find anybody who believes in it! <\/p>\n

I don\u2019t know a soul who believes and supports political correctness, and yet it wins every damn time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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