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American talk radio show (1988-2021)

The Rush Limbaugh Evidence
The Rush Limbaugh Show logo.png
Other names The Rush Limbaugh Program
Rush Limbaugh on the EIB Network
Genre Conservative talk
Running fourth dimension three hours (noon – 3 p.yard. ET)
State of origin U.s.
Linguistic communication(s) English language
Home station KFBK, Sacramento (1984–1988)
WABC, New York City (1988–2013)
WJNO, West Palm Beach (2000–2021)
WOR, New York City (2014–2021)
Syndicates Premiere Networks
Television adaptations Blitz Limbaugh (1992–1996)
Hosted by Rush Limbaugh
Starring Blitz Limbaugh
Announcer Johnny Donovan
Created by Blitz Limbaugh
Executive producer(southward) Cookie Gleason
Recording studio Palm Beach Canton, Florida (1996–2021)
Original release 1984 (Sacramento)
August 1, 1988 (national) – Feb 2, 2021 (with Limbaugh)
June 18, 2021 (in guest host/clip show format)
Audio format Radio
Opening theme "My City Was Gone" past the Pretenders
Website world wide web.rushlimbaugh.com

The Blitz Limbaugh Show is an American conservative talk radio show hosted by Rush Limbaugh. Since its nationally syndicated premiere in 1988, The Rush Limbaugh Show became the highest-rated talk radio testify in the Usa.[i] At its height, the show aired on over 650 radio stations nationwide.

Unbeknownst at the time, Limbaugh hosted the bear witness for the concluding time on February 2, 2021, and on February 17, 2021, Limbaugh's widow Kathryn announced on that day's broadcast that he had died at the age of 70–a year later on beingness diagnosed with lung cancer.

Later on Limbaugh's decease, the show ran prune shows with guest hosts (referred to as "guide hosts") until June xviii, 2021, after which the show'southward fourth dimension slot was taken over on Premiere Networks by Clay Travis and Buck Sexton equally of June 21.[2]

Show airtime and format [edit]

Rush Limbaugh, the show's founder and original host, in 2019

The Rush Limbaugh Show had a format that information technology retained until Limbaugh's death. The program aired live and consisted primarily of Limbaugh'southward monologues, based on the news of the day, interspersed with parody ads, telephone calls from listeners, and a variety of recurring comedy bits (some live, some taped). Limbaugh also would denote alive commercials during the show for sponsors. He would also sometimes promote his own products, such as his political newsletter, The Limbaugh Letter, or his Rush Revere children's history books. Occasionally, Limbaugh featured guests such as politicians or fellow commentators.

An edited instrumental version of the Pretenders' "My City Was Gone" was Limbaugh's theme song at the showtime of his show'southward run. Briefly in 1999, Limbaugh stopped playing the vocal after a "cease and desist" society was issued by EMI. However, later the song'southward author, Chrissie Hynde, said in a radio interview she did not heed the use of the song, an understanding was reached with EMI.[3] The bear witness aired live on weekdays from noon to 3 p.one thousand. Eastern fourth dimension, with a number of stations (such as WHO in Des Moines) ambulation it on tape delay. From 2006 until his decease,[four] the program was normally taped from Limbaugh'due south studios near his home in Palm Beach Canton, Florida.[5]

Distribution [edit]

The Blitz Limbaugh Show aired on a network of approximately 650 AM and FM chapter stations throughout the United states of america, almost all of which broadcast the program live. During its beingness, WRNO simulcasted the program on shortwave radio. Limbaugh too hosted his own online Internet streaming audio and video broadcast, through Streamlink. This broadcast was restricted to members of Limbaugh's "Rush 24/7" service, but could besides be heard on some stations' streaming sound feeds.[six] Premiere Networks, a division of iHeartMedia, the largest U.S. radio station owner, owned distribution rights to the program. The program was non heard on any stations in Canada, although stations along the northern border of the United States gave the show coverage in much of southern Canada. The bear witness was never carried on any satellite radio service,[seven] and was one of the few nationally syndicated talk radio programs not to exist featured on satellite radio. Limbaugh attributed this decision to his desire to maximize value for his terrestrial radio affiliates.[eight]

The Blitz Limbaugh Show was unusual among syndicated radio programs in that information technology was fee-based; radio stations pay iHeartMedia hundreds of thousands of dollars (the exact amount depends on marketplace size) for the rights to comport the show, in addition to giving upward fifteen minutes of daily ad fourth dimension for castling advertisements and the Morning Update.[9] The rights fees were dropped following Limbaugh's death.[x]

An official weekend edition of the program, consisting of "best of" clips from the weekday prove, entitled The Rush Limbaugh Week in Review, was launched in Jan 2008.

Notable guests [edit]

In September 1992, then President George H. W. Bush made an appearance on Limbaugh'due south bear witness.[eleven] Charlton Heston chosen in to the show in 1995 to read from Michael Crichton's book Jurassic Park. Secretary of State Colin Powell appeared on the show in November 2003 when Roger Hedgecock was guest-hosting the bear witness.[12]

Quondam President George Due west. Bush appeared six times on the program. The first time was during the 2000 presidential campaign. Then, in 2004, he "called in" to a live circulate during the week of the 2004 Republican National Convention to give a preview of his nomination acceptance speech. He called in once again in 2006. The fourth time was April eighteen, 2008, when Limbaugh asked the White House to speak with Bush-league to thank him for the anniversary welcoming Pope Benedict Xvi, which awed Limbaugh. The fifth call was during the testify'south 20th anniversary celebration, in which so-President Bush (and George H. West. Bush-league and Jeb Bush) congratulated Limbaugh.[13] He appeared a 6th time for an interview regarding his autobiography, Decision Points, on November 9, 2010.[xiv]

Vice President Dick Cheney has made multiple appearances.[15]

In 2007, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger called in to a live broadcast of the evidence a day after having called Limbaugh "irrelevant", adding, "I'm not his servant. I'yard the people'southward servant of California," on an appearance on NBC's Today bear witness.[16]

Other notable guests who have called in to Limbaugh's testify include former Secretary of Defense force Donald Rumsfeld, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, unsuccessful Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork, economist Thomas Sowell, former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, and telly author Joel Surnow, who took calls near events in his show, 24. In December 2006, Sylvester Stallone made an advent on the evidence to discuss his upcoming flick Rocky Balboa. On February 27, 2004, actor Jim Caviezel chosen in to the programme to talk over The Passion of the Christ, in which Caviezel played the part of Jesus Christ. Republican vice presidential nominee Governor Sarah Palin (R–AK) too called into a show earlier a rally in October 2008 to talk over the ballot and the economical baloney and bear upon of Senator Obama's tax policy;[17] Palin returned to the show in November 2009 to talk over her book Going Rogue: An American Life. Phil Gingrey, a congressman who compared shows such every bit Limbaugh and Sean Hannity to "throwing bricks" in January 2009, gave an interview on Limbaugh's show the following 24-hour interval.[18]

Limbaugh has too had author and Washington Times columnist Bill Gertz on his evidence to discuss Gertz's books every bit well equally national security issues. In 2007, Limbaugh (among numerous other hosts) interviewed Supreme Courtroom Justice Clarence Thomas and was the get-go to interview Tony Snow after his departure from his post as White Business firm printing secretarial assistant. He too interviewed NBC News host Tim Russert in 2004.[xix] In May 2010, country musician John Rich reported for Limbaugh on the May 2010 Tennessee floods.

Futurity president Donald Trump appeared on the show Apr 15, 2011, and donated $100,000 to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Order, for which Limbaugh holds an almanac radiothon.[20] On Dec 6, 2012, Limbaugh interviewed outgoing Senator Jim DeMint before long later he appear his resignation from his seat to caput the Heritage Foundation.[21]

Program staff [edit]

James Gilt (every bit Bo Snerdley)
The official "program-observer" and call screener.[22] With other staff members, he assisted with research as part of preparation for the show and was in the command booth as the show was existence broadcast. He co-hosted a Sun dark talk bear witness, James and Joel, on WABC with Joel Santisteban from 1992 to 1998. Snerdley is a pseudonym Limbaugh invented many years earlier when he was a disc jockey on WIXZ (when Limbaugh went by the name Jeff Christy); he would use the name Snerdley for supposed-listeners who would write or phone call in, ordinarily professing to be big fans and part of the "Christy Nation". Later, the name Snerdley was used for his call screeners, both male person and female. During a bear witness in 2004, Limbaugh was not at the microphone for the concluding segment of the second 60 minutes (it was only about ten seconds), and Snerdley came on instead: "This is Bo Snerdley, Rush will be right dorsum on the EIB Network (Excellence in Broadcasting)." Information technology was one of the rare times his voice was heard on the program before 2008. "Bo" Snerdley screened callers at the Palm Beach Florida broadcasting location and in New York City. In February 2008, Snerdley, who is blackness,[23] was appointed by Limbaugh every bit the show's Official Criticizer of Barack Obama: "certified black enough to criticize".[24] On the July 24, 2009 evidence, "Bo" was put on the air every bit the "Official Obama Criticizer", and spoke for roughly five minutes with Rush virtually the Henry Louis Gates arrest controversy. On Oct 16, he requested (and received) air fourth dimension to air a five-minute rant that criticized NFL players, Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, and media commentators who opposed Blitz Limbaugh'due south potential bid on the St. Louis Rams. Gilt later joined iHeart Media as a producer.
George Prayias (every bit Koko)
The webmaster for Blitz 24/7 (and its successor EIB 24/7) Web site. The nickname was given by Limbaugh when George put a gorilla suit on for a gag on Limbaugh's Telly testify. He is currently the Vice President of Digital for the EIB Network, which continues to this twenty-four hour period managing the Limbaugh archives and the EIB Network's electric current show.
Kathleen Prayias (every bit Cookie Gleason)
Executive Producer for the EIB Network. Originally affiliated with the EIB Network since 1992, she was an associate producer on his tv set programme (whose rights are now held by Tegna Media equally successor to syndicator Multimedia, Inc.). She did inquiry and produces all of the audio audio bites played on Rush's show. She's most known for her audio montages, such as "Gravitas". She got her nickname from Blitz's telly show where she played "Cookie Gleason", a take-off on Cokie Roberts.
Brian
EIB network circulate engineer.
Dawn
Transcribed caller comments onto a computer screen to aid Limbaugh, who heard via a cochlear implant and therefore sometimes had difficulties clearly agreement callers.[22]
Christopher "Kit" Carson
"Chief of staff". As well known as "H.R.", Carson was Limbaugh's outset employee and screened calls when Limbaugh broadcast from New York City, among other things. Carson's function was reduced as a result of the prove'due south departure from New York along with his own battle with brain cancer beginning in 2011; Carson died January 26, 2015.[25]
Brett Winterble
A onetime producer. Winterble, as of 2020, hosts a local program on WBT and a national television set program on Newsmax TV. After Limbaugh'southward expiry, he hosted the show himself.[26]
Altamont
His duties consisted of call screening and lath operations, and serving as fill-in when the others are out or unavailable. Left the show in spring 2006.
Johnny Donovan
Programme announcer who sometimes voiced Paul Shanklin'due south parodies.

Stand up-ins for Limbaugh [edit]

Every so ofttimes, Limbaugh was absent from his show, whether for various personal reasons or because of extended trips. For instance, in early 2005, Limbaugh took a weeklong trip to Transitional islamic state of afghanistan[27] to report on postwar conditions; he also participated in various celebrity pro-am golf events, peculiarly when he represented his parent company, iHeartMedia. On those occasions, Limbaugh allowed "EIB certified talk bear witness hosts" (sometimes called "Acquaintance Professors from the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies") to make full in for him. Typically, these hosts are well-known conservatives, and since Clear Aqueduct (at present iHeartMedia since 2014) acquired the network that syndicates the program, they take often been hosts of local shows on iHeartMedia'southward owned-and-operated stations. A number of Limbaugh's former substitute hosts, including Glenn Brook, Sean Hannity, Bob Dornan and Jason Lewis, went on to host nationally syndicated shows of their ain.

Notable substitute hosts [edit]

  • Buck Sexton: Substitute host from 2014 to 2017; named past iHeart Media as the successor co-host for the EIB Network with Clay Travis in May 2021.
  • Mark Belling:[28] Host of The Mark Belling Late Afternoon Show on fellow iHeartMedia station WISN in Milwaukee.
  • Marker Steyn:[29] A Canadian journalist, columnist, and film and theater critic. Steyn traditionally hosts from his home in New Hampshire, referred to as EIB – Ice Station Zebra.
  • Dr. Walter E. Williams: economics professor, stiff proponent of laissez-faire capitalism, and former chairman of the economic science department at George Mason University in Virginia. Williams began guest hosting in October 1992, initially against Limbaugh'southward wishes as Limbaugh did not believe that Williams, a not-broadcaster, had "paid his dues" in the broadcasting field plenty to earn a national invitee-hosting gig; Limbaugh relented afterward hearing Williams's first episode. He left the rotation before 2018.[30] Williams died December 2, 2020.[31]
  • Douglas Urbanski: Honor-winning Motion Picture Producer, onetime Broadway impresario, occasional role player, raconteur, "paying subscriber to Rush 24/7," also known equally America's Invitee Host, Urbanski get-go hosted three times in 2010, left the rotation to produce films on location (during which he briefly hosted a competing programme on Westwood I) and returned to the substitute host rotation in mid-2012.
  • Erick Erickson: Founder and editor of RedState and radio host at WSB.[32] Erickson outset served as substitute host in 2014 before he took over Limbaugh'southward time slot on March 22, 2021.
  • Chris Plante: Radio host based at WMAL in Washington, DC.
  • Roger Hedgecock: Former mayor of San Diego, California, and a talk radio host at Clear Channel talk station KOGO in that location. He was, as of 2007, the most used stand-in, and was also a fan favorite. Hedgecock spent several years out of the substitute rotation but has since returned.
  • Ken Matthews: A host on WHP in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and WPHT in Philadelphia, subbed for Limbaugh on July iii, July 14, September 1, November 24 and December 26, 2017; on June 22, 2018, and over again on March 19, 2020. Matthews was later an interim host before the EIB Network announced Dirt Travis and Cadet Sexton. Matthews hosted the final episode of the programme on June xviii, 2021.[33]
  • Todd Herman: A host on KTTH in Seattle, Washington, debuted as a guest host for a vacationing Limbaugh on August 24, 2017. He hosted the show on August 25, 2017; on January ii, May 24 and 25, 2018, and again on February nineteen, 2020. Herman afterward served as an acting host in 2021.[34]
  • Nick Searcy: An actor who stars on the FX show Justified, he debuted as a guest host for a vacationing Limbaugh on December 27, 2017.[35]
  • Michael Knowles: He debuted every bit guest host equally Limbaugh was undergoing another round of treatments on Nov xx, 2020.
  • Derek Hunter: The host of The Derek Hunter Podcast and writer of the book Outrage Inc., he debuted as invitee host on November 27, 2020.
  • Kathryn Limbaugh: Limbaugh's widow appeared every bit a co-host on the February 17, 2021 show and again on February 22.[36]

Show history [edit]

Radio syndication [edit]

After several years of employment with the Kansas Metropolis Royals and in the music radio business, which included hosting a programme at KMBZ in Kansas City, in 1984, Limbaugh started as a regular talk show host on AM radio station KFBK in Sacramento, California. He succeeded Morton Downey Jr. in the fourth dimension slot.[37]

Based on his work in Sacramento, Limbaugh was signed to a contract past EFM Media Management, headed by former ABC Radio executive Edward McLaughlin. Limbaugh became syndicated on August 1, 1988, through EFM and his show was drawing five one thousand thousand listeners after ii years of syndication.[38] Lacking a name for the network during the early on years, he coined the name "EIB (Excellence In Dissemination) Network," which has remained associated with the show fifty-fifty after joining an actual radio network (Premiere), and the trademark is currently owned by iHeart Media, which continues to use the name for Clay Travis and Buck Sexton.

In 1997, Jacor Communications, a publicly traded visitor, acquired EFM.[39] Later that yr, Jacor merged with Premiere Radio Networks.[twoscore] In 1999, Jacor merged with Clear Channel Communications,[41] which rebranded as iHeartMedia in 2014; Clear Channel/iHeart accept maintained what is now branded every bit Premiere Networks as their syndication wing since acquiring information technology.

In 2006, WBAL (1090 AM) in Baltimore, Maryland was the commencement station to driblet Limbaugh'due south program and replace it with local programming; the current Baltimore affiliate is crosstown rival WCBM (680 AM).

Limbaugh and Articulate Channel signed an viii-year, $400 million contract extension on July 2, 2008.[42] He signed a new contract for iv boosted years in a deal announced Baronial ii, 2016, after Limbaugh publicly contemplated retirement. Limbaugh is believed to have taken a pay cutting to remain on the air after advertisers pulled funding in response to boycotts around his criticism of Sandra Fluke and industry-wide advertising declines.[43] Limbaugh renewed his agreement with Premiere through 2024 in a deal announced January 5, 2020.[44]

Last year [edit]

On February 3, 2020, Limbaugh appear on his show that he had been diagnosed with lung cancer, but would continue hosting the show (though with absences to undergo treatment). In anticipation of his death, he used his Dec 23, 2020 episode to express his thanks and say farewell to his audition;[45] Limbaugh occasionally hosted shows through January and would host his concluding new episode on February 2, 2021. His decease was appear by his widow Kathryn during the February 17 broadcast. Upon the announcement of his expiry, Premiere Networks released a statement that during Limbaugh's terminal illness, information technology had organized the annal of Limbaugh's shows by date and topic to allow for at to the lowest degree xc days of clip shows, selected to stand for to the current news cycle as much as possible, presented by a guest host (referred to on air as a "guide host"). The long-term program would be to somewhen cancel the program one time Premiere determined that the audience was ready to motility on.[46] Stations endemic by Cox Media Group[47] and Saga Communications, forth with Pittsburgh affiliate WJAS, began dropping the program in mid-March.[48] Farther defections from Audacy,[49] Midwest Communications,[50] and Blastoff Media[51] continued in Apr, with Audacy replacing Limbaugh with Dana Loesch and local programs.[52] Cumulus Media continued to deport Limbaugh's prove through the outset 3 months in the "guide host" format, then introduced its own show hosted by Dan Bongino on May 24.[53]

On May 27, 2021, Premiere Radio Networks announced that, every bit part of a programming shuffle, it would exist moving its evening host Cadet Sexton into Limbaugh's time slot, with Play a joke on Sports Radio personality Clay Travis joining him as co-host, beginning June 21, 2021, as The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Testify,[54] subsequently announcing that Houston-based host Jesse Kelly would join its lineup to accept over for Sexton in the evening slot.[55]

The final episode of the "guide host" format (and the show entirely) aired on Friday, June 18, 2021. Of the show's remaining affiliates — estimated by Premiere to be well-nigh 400 — most of the carryovers to Sexton and Travis consist of stations owned by Premiere parent company iHeartMedia. Other station ownership groups chose options such as Bongino, Loesch, Salem Radio Network hosts Dennis Prager or Charlie Kirk, Compass Media Networks' Markley, Van Army camp and Robbins or Fox News Talk's Fox Across America. Townsquare Media, in item, declined to brand a universal determination on its stations' replacement for Limbaugh, allowing local program directors to determine for their ain stations.[56]

Sexton and Travis also inherited the EIB brand and Limbaugh's "Rush 24/seven" subscriber base - since rebranded as "EIB 24/vii" - and includes the archives to both shows. Travis and Sexton also promote their show as beingness "Inspired by Blitz", and continue to utilise clips from Limbaugh (in segments billed equally "Rush's Timeless Wisdom") to reinforce points fabricated on the new testify.[57] [58]

Controversial incidents [edit]

Military machine Radio controversy [edit]

On May 26, 2004, the article "Rush'due south Forced Conscripts" appeared on the online news and stance magazine Salon.com.[59] The article discussed the controversy surrounding the fact that American Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) (which describes itself equally "[providing] stateside radio and television programming, 'a touch of dwelling', to U.S. service men and women, DoD civilians, and their families serving exterior the continental Us") carries the first hour of Limbaugh's bear witness. Melvin Russell, manager of AFRTS, defended Limbaugh'southward presence, by pointing to Limbaugh'southward high ratings in the US: "We look at the most pop shows broadcast here in the U.s. and endeavor to mirror that. [Limbaugh] is the No. 1 talk prove host in the States; in that location'southward no question almost that. Considering of that nosotros provide him on our service." In improver, AFRTS produced a election of radio and tv set shows asking troops worldwide, "Who do you want that we don't at present carry?" The Rush Limbaugh Testify was not listed on the ballot, simply won the vote as a write-in past the troops. A later poll by Lund Media Research establish that a majority of soldiers preferred that talk show programs be replaced past hip hop and rap stations, bringing into question the hereafter of content such as the Rush Limbaugh Show on AFRTS.[60]

Critics accept pointed out that other programs, such every bit the eight-million listener per calendar week Howard Stern Show, are absent from AFRTS. (This argument was made earlier Stern left for satellite radio in 2006.) Other claims—for example, that there is no political counterbalance to Limbaugh on AFRTS—have been rebutted by Byron York, a columnist for the predominantly conservative National Review: "American military men and women abroad have access, for example, to the talk show of liberal host Diane Rehm ... Jim Hightower and CBS News anchorman Dan Rather." Another possible political weigh to Limbaugh is Harry Shearer, who emphasizes his presence on AFRTS at the terminate of every episode of his satirical Le Prove.

On June 14, 2004, U.S. Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) introduced an amendment to the 2004 Defense Authorization beak that called for AFRTS to fulfill its stated goal of providing political balance in its news and public affairs programming.[61] The amendment passed unanimously in the Senate. Limbaugh responded past calling the movement "censorship". On his June 17 radio evidence, he commented that: "This is a The states senator [Tom Harkin] amending the Defence force appropriations nib with the intent being to get this programme—only ane hour of which is carried on Armed Forces Radio—stripped from that network." The amendment never became law. As of 2005, the first hour of Limbaugh's evidence is withal on AFRTS. Limbaugh visited The states forces in Afghanistan in 2005.

This treatment of The Rush Limbaugh Show proved to set a precedent for Congressional argue on AFRTS content. The Ed Schultz show, a liberal talk radio prove with over one million listeners a calendar week, was originally scheduled to be circulate on AFRTS on Oct 17, 2005. It was subsequently pulled, with some alleging political motivation, which was later on debated in Congress. A few weeks after this debate, AFRTS added Schultz to the line-up forth with other talk evidence hosts: Al Franken and Sean Hannity.

Michael J. Fox controversy [edit]

On the October 23, 2006, broadcast of his radio evidence, Limbaugh imitated on the "DittoCam" (the webcam for Web site subscribers to see him on the air) the physical symptoms actor Michael J. Fox showed in a television set commercial raising awareness of Parkinson's disease.[62] [63] He said "[Fob] is exaggerating the effects of the affliction. He's moving all around and shaking and it's purely an human activity ... This is really shameless of Michael J. Fox. Either he didn't have his medication or he'southward interim."[64] Iii days later, on Oct 26, Limbaugh denied that he was ridiculing Play a trick on, stating that, later seeing Fox without his medication, "I [was] stunned because I [had] never seen Michael J. Fox that way." Limbaugh said that he was "mov[ing] around like [Fox] does, but never once was I making fun of him. I was trying to illustrate for my audience watching on the Dittocam what I had seen."[65]

Flim-flam later appeared on CBS with Katie Couric and said he was actually dyskinesic at the time, a condition that results from overmedication.[66]

Nonetheless, Flim-flam has admitted that he has, at times, deliberately not taken his medication[67]—such as in an appearance the U.Southward. Senate—in order, he claimed, to demonstrate the furnishings of Parkinson'south disease. During Limbaugh's October 26, 2006 show he said, in a discussion with a caller, "[I]northward his own volume [Lucky Man: A Memoir],[67] he has written in chapter eight that before Senate committees he goes off the medication so that people can see the ravages of the illness."[65]

"Barack the Magic Negro" parody [edit]

On March nineteen, 2007, Limbaugh referred to a Los Angeles Times editorial by David Ehrenstein that claimed that Barack Obama was filling the part of the "magic negro", and that this explained his appeal to voters.[68] Limbaugh so later played a song by Paul Shanklin entitled "Barack the Magic Negro,"[69] sung to the tune of "Puff the Magic Dragon".[70]

Phony soldiers controversy [edit]

During the September 26, 2007, circulate of Limbaugh'southward radio show, Limbaugh used the term "phony soldiers" when speaking to a caller who had questioned if the previous caller was really a soldier.[71] [72] [73] [74] [75]

The caller, saying he was currently serving in the Regular army for xiv years, said, "They never talk to real soldiers. They like to pull these soldiers that come up out of the bluish and spout to the media." Limbaugh interrupted, "The phony soldiers." The caller continued, "The phony soldiers. If you talk to a real soldier, they are proud to serve. They want to be over in Iraq. They sympathize their sacrifice, and they're willing to sacrifice for their country."[76] Several minutes later, after the caller had hung up, Limbaugh read from the AP story describing the story of Jesse Macbeth. Macbeth joined the Ground forces but did non complete basic training, yet falsely claimed in culling media interviews that he and his unit of measurement routinely committed war crimes in Republic of iraq.[77]

On June vii, 2007, Macbeth pleaded guilty to one count of making false statements to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and was sentenced to five months in jail and iii years probation.[79] [80]

Media Matters noted Limbaugh's utilise of the term "phony soldiers" in an article on their website. The article claimed that Limbaugh was saying that all soldiers who disagree with the Iraq State of war were "phony soldiers",[81] and this assertion was repeated in speeches by 2008 Democratic presidential candidates John Edwards and Chris Dodd.[82] Limbaugh said that, when he had made the annotate almost "phony soldiers", he had been speaking just of Macbeth and others similar him who merits to be soldiers and are not, and that "Media Matters takes things out of context all the time".[83] Media Matters pointed out that Limbaugh did not mention Jesse Macbeth on his September 26 radio show until 1 minute and 50 seconds afterwards talking about "phony soldiers" with the caller."[84]

Limbaugh addressed Media Matters' accusations during an interview on Trick News, explaining that the caller, subsequently discussing the phony soldiers, went into a discussion of weapons of mass destruction.[85] Limbaugh said that he allowed the caller to continue downwards that tangent while, off-mic, he searched for the commentary on Jesse Macbeth to present to his audience, thus accounting for the delay. The unedited transcript of the radio show in question can exist found on Rush Limbaugh's website.[86]

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On Jan 16, 2009, Limbaugh read a letter on his radio show that he had received a asking from a national print outlet: ... "If yous could send us 400 words on your hope for the Obama presidency, we need information technology past Monday nighttime, that would be platonic." He responded, "I don't need 400 words, I need iv: I hope he fails." He explained that he didn't want "absorption of as much of the private sector by the US government every bit possible, from the banking business organisation, to the mortgage industry, the automobile business, to health care. I do non want the government in charge of all of these things. I don't want this to work." He continued, "What is unfair near my saying I hope liberalism fails? Liberalism is our problem. Liberalism is what's gotten us dangerously close to the precipice here."[87]

Limbaugh later said that he wants to come across Obama's policies neglect, not the man himself.[88] Speaking of Obama, Limbaugh said, "He's my president, he's a man being, and his ideas and policies are what count for me."[87]

"Leader of Republican Party" [edit]

Limbaugh was the keynote speaker at the 2009 Conservative Political Action Conference; his voice communication attracted widespread attention.[89] On March one, 2009, CBS's Face the Nation asked White House Chief Of Staff Rahm Emanuel who he idea represented the Republican Party; Emanuel named Limbaugh as his choice.[90] [91] [92]

In remarks aired past CNN on March 1, 2009, Republican Party Chairman Michael Steele said that Limbaugh is "an entertainer" and his rhetoric at the convention was "incendiary" and "ugly".[93] Steele later telephoned Limbaugh and apologized. Limbaugh stated he would not want to run the RNC in its "sad sack state".[94]

On March two, 2009, Limbaugh responded to Emanuel,[94] and on March iv, 2009, Limbaugh challenged President Barack Obama to a debate on his radio plan. Limbaugh offered to pay all of Obama's expenses including travel, nutrient, lodging, and security.[95] On March 6, Limbaugh told Byron York of the Washington Examiner that his ratings for his radio show had significantly increased since he had begun criticizing the Obama Administration.[96]

Comments regarding Sandra Fluke [edit]

On February 29, 2012, Limbaugh said that Sandra Fluke, a Georgetown University police student and women's rights activist, supposedly was a "slut" and a "prostitute" on his radio show, in response to testimony that Fluke gave to Congressional Democrats in favor of requiring contraception to be included in insurance provided by employers, including religiously affiliated organizations that object to its usage.[97] The negative response included cold-shoulder campaigns past social media groups pressuring the show'due south advertisers; as of March eight, up to forty-v advertisers had withdrawn or suspended their advertising on the evidence,[98] and 2 radio stations, KPUA in Hilo, Hawaii, and WBEC in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, announced they would no longer broadcast the show.[99]

In March 2012, social media boycott promoters claimed that an additional 96 advertisers had dropped the bear witness, only The Washington Mail service later reported that this was just a regular quarterly discover, not specific to the controversy.[100] Premiere responded to the boycott campaigns with an aggressive campaign to circumvent the traditional advertizement agencies and account executives to solicit new advertisers, not just for Limbaugh simply for its other talk properties equally well; Premiere declared success with this strategy in June 2013, at which point many of the advertisers had long since returned and those that had not had been replaced.[101] Competing networks Cumulus Media and Dial Global both blamed the controversy for advertising losses at their networks; in Cumulus's case, it was also a factor in the company's conclusion to drop Limbaugh from all of their stations (including several of Limbaugh's elevation-10 market affiliates, most of which were former ABC owned-and-operated stations) when the company's majority wagon contract with Limbaugh expired at the end of 2013.[102] [103] (Cumulus backed downwards and signed a bulk-carriage contract extension at the end of 2013; all of Limbaugh'due south Cumulus affiliates except WABC were included.) The evidence has also been dropped by other stations such as WRKO in Boston and KFI in Los Angeles resulting it in beingness carried by weaker stations in major markets.[104]

Functioning Chaos [edit]

In late February 2008, Limbaugh appear "Operation Chaos," a political call to action with the initial plan to have voters of the Republican Party temporarily cross over to vote in the Democratic primary and vote for Hillary Clinton, who at the fourth dimension was in the midst of losing eleven directly main contests to Barack Obama.[105]

At the betoken in which Limbaugh appear his gambit, Obama had seemed on the verge of clinching the Democratic nomination.[106] However, Clinton subsequently won the Ohio principal and the Texas master (while losing the Texas caucus and the overall delegate split) with large pluralities from rural counties; thus reemerging as a competitive opponent in the race.[107]

On April 29, 2008, Limbaugh alleged an "operational interruption" in Performance Chaos, maxim that Obama's defeat in the 2008 Pennsylvania master and fallout from statements from Obama ally Reverend Jeremiah Wright could have damaged his entrada to the extent superdelegates would shift to Clinton'southward side.[108] Determining Obama had weathered that tempest, Limbaugh lifted the pause the next day and renewed his call for his listeners to vote for Clinton in the upcoming Indiana and North Carolina primaries.[109] Obama won the North Carolina primary[110] but was narrowly defeated in Indiana, where Clinton won decisively in rural counties that normally vote Republican in presidential elections.[111]

The overall legality of Operation Chaos in several states, including Ohio and Indiana, is disputed. In Ohio, new political party members are required to sign a pledge of loyalty to the political party they join for a minimum of one year, making participation in "Operation Chaos" a possible felony (election falsification) in that state. Still, Ohio Chaser General Marc Dann refused to press charges on anyone, saying that it would be well-nigh impossible to enforce because of difficulties proving voter intent and concerns that a loyalty oath would violate freedom of association.[112]

By 2020, the proper noun "Performance Chaos" had become associated enough with presidential party raiding that South Carolina Republicans seeking to disrupt that land's Democratic presidential primary recycled the proper name for their own efforts. Limbaugh did non endorse or address the Southward Carolina efforts.[113]

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