Commentary, newsmaker interviews and panel discussions. Granddaughter, and you totally seem to have forgotten the overwhelming amount of violent rhetoric against President Trump himself. What did you say during these moments . Take a look. And with this kind of inspiration, i will go and take trump out tonight. Yes i have thought an awful lot of blowing up the white house. One with the last time an actor assassinated the president . [cheers and applause] i want to clarify, im not an actor. I lie for a living. However, its been a while. And maybe its time. How dare he say the things he does . Of course i want to punch him in the face. Right. [cheers and applause] the press always asked me dont i wish i were debating him . No, i wish we were in
high school and i could take him behind the gym . Thats what i wish. Sean so where is the fear, the worry, the concern about all of this rhetoric against the president . T . Now do you think what you just saw is a little bit worse than being heckl
radio stations, heard by more00 than 27 million people every week. and as it turns out, time flies when you re kind of spearheading an entire movement and an entire new genre of media. take a look. they said, what are you best at? and i said, probably being onre the radio. well, there s your answer. do what you are best at and you will at least be happy, regardless of how well you do it, so i decided to give radio one more chance. i m sure you all felt like you weren t going to ever amount to anything, i felt that way. the only difference between you and me is that i m up here and you are out there. and the only reason i m up here is because you are out there. you have rejuvenated my life and you have made me something i never even thought i could be and i have just one thing to say to you, a sincere and heartfelt thank you. sean: media was forever changed. here s the question i want too throw out tonight. what would america be like
america and, by the way, paved the way for people like me, laura ingraham, mark levin, and so many others. tonight we are celebrating 30 years of the rush limbaugh show. the pioneer of conservative talk radio. that s tonight s mini monologue. 30 years ago today, august 1st, 1988, the rush limbaugh show kicked off nationally on 56 radio stations around the country. the show was radically different from anything else on the airwaves at the time. now for decades all americans we were force-fed. we got our information, commentary, news, from the decidedly, one-sided, left-wing leaning, traditional mainstream media. but with a very clear, funny, fun, refreshing, informative, conservative perspective, rush filled a desperately needed voir in the country and gave voice to millions of us. rush is syndicated nationally on more than 600 of america s best
understand that he forged the path for all of us. here s the big question. i personally you think back the last 30 years, think about america today without rush s voice, that booming conservative voice, for 30 years.ic his unwavering commitment to conservative ideology, philosophy, frankly, his wonderful, warm sense of humor, his outrageous humor, his steadfast love of country. he has literally given thiss country insightful commentary decade after decade and it has changed the media landscape in this country forever. he led the way, forging a path. like earlier pioneers, like terry williams and bob grant, all these guys, some outrageous, controversial, some not. we get to do what we do today because he single-handedly opened up a whole new market place. he had the courage of hise convictions. he paved the way for a new media and a political revolution and
i think what he did is validatea millions of conservatives who are sitting out in america were so frustrated wondering are they odd? they talk to people at the store, people in their walk of life who are the same as they are but they don t hear any of these ideas being articulated in the national media. finally rush broke through and gave them a voice.er and you mentioned you asked how america would have been different had he not burst on the scene.y i shudder to think what would have happened by now with the avalanche of media liberal propaganda in the universities and in the culture. rush has answered it back and he s given the voice to the rest of us. sean: you would know more than i would, it had to be hard at times because i see it anyone in this business now, me, laura, mark, rush. there is an industry where millions of dollars are being spent monitoring all of us in