RUSH: Okay, Sterling, Colorado. Susan, great to have you with us today. Hi.
RUSH: Now, wait a minute. That —
CALLER: Hopefully, you can get through to the rest of America.
RUSH: Wait a second. That’s incredible. You have a learning-disabled child, did you say?
CALLER: Yes. And she was asking me —
RUSH: By the way, she’s not wrong in her original assessment of politics. It is —
CALLER: Right. You just made her understand more about how it’s done, why people need to vote — you know, had to vote — for Trump, why the election was so important that Trump win it.
RUSH: Well, I really appreciate that.
CALLER: She was having difficulty making her understand that, and you made her understand why.
RUSH: Well, I really appreciate that. One of the objectives here is to make the complex understandable, and I guess that —
CALLER: You do. Every day.
RUSH: Well, I —
CALLER: And I want to thank you for that. And, by the way, I love the tie that you wore on TV. I thought it was just gorgeous. You’re gorgeous on TV, let me tell you. I wish you had a TV show. The other thing I wanted to say is, you know, Wednesday’s “hump day.” Why can’t Thursday be “Trump day,” especially after Barr’s announcement?
RUSH: Hump day, Trump day. (laughing)
CALLER: (laughing)
RUSH: You just made it. Which tie? I’ve been on TV a lot.
RUSH: Oh, you’re talking about the red and silver tie.
CALLER: Yes.
RUSH: Yeah.
CALLER: Very nice on you, I gotta tell you. Very nice on you.
RUSH: Thank you. Thank you very much. I appreciate that.
CALLER: But I thank you for everything you do, and I really hope that the other half of America will wake up. I have family members that still think Obama is the greatest thing since the slice of bread.
RUSH: Well, that isn’t gonna change. There’s a racial component there. It’s not quite half, either. But I get what you mean. I really appreciate it, by the way, Susan. Thanks very much.
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