Rush was charming and I think he disarmed Baba Wawa just a little.  She went into the interview with her, and every liberal's, preconcieved notion of Rush.  But in the end, Rush prevailed.  He said nothing that disappointed, and Baba behaved as expected.

Win for Rush. 

to meet Rush a few times. My father had one of the first cochlear implants, and we met him at a medical symposium. He came over and sat down next to my dad and thanked him for being one of the guinea pigs. He was so nice to him. Since the first meeting, he has sent my dad a card for his b'day and Christmas every year. We have run into him 2 more times at those type events, and he always takes a minute to speak. He always remembers that my dad is a fisherman, and where he lives. He doesn't do it for attention, he doesn't "get'" anything from doing this, but he sure makes a lonely old 78 yr old man feel good.

I forced myself to watch the whole show, I noticed Rush was the only one she mentioned money, specifically the amount, and she didn't ask Will Smith or Tom Cruise were they worth the money they made. She also went super easy on Tom over his crazy antics, btw, what has he done in the last year to be so "fascinating?"  Maybe I am biased, { I am!}, but she was completely different to him than anyone else. I have never liked her, she just slipped a little lower in my eyes.  Not quite David Letterman status, but close. How come she didn't have an interview with Palin, anyway? She wouldn't turn her down, no way, so does that mean Palin turned her down? Like Oprah? Hope so. Personally, I think Joe the Plumer was more on people's minds this year compared to Tom Cruise!

Rush is correct in his appraisal of Sarah Palin. She is disliked by elitists from all politicos for the same reason. She speaks for the heart, not the self-described "brains", of this country. 

No representation, without taxation!

I heard Rush describe the interview as well as play the original audio putting the comment in context.  If you read the transcript (for free) at Rush's site, linked in  Colleen Raezler's article, you will see that the comments were commentary on the culture and not specifically about Hillary's looks.  This is just another instance of the MSM taking one or two sentences out of context and attempting to make the target "offender" appear crass and offensive when they were only telling the truth.  Lawrence Summers.  Phony soldiers.  The Media wanting Donovan McNabb to succeed because he is black (the transcript of the original show actually has Michael Irvin saying "Rush has a point" at the very, very end as everyone else is talking over him).

And, most recently, the case Noel reported on the MSM taking this sentence- "In many respects, scientific conclusions about the causes and potential effects of global warming are contradictory."- out of 56 pages and making a big deal out of it.

Walters and the rest of the MSM can't handle the truth.

"The future is not set.  There is no fate but what we make for ourselves."

michaelyon-online.com

Walters had to know that she was taking that quote out of context.  She chose to perpetuate this false impression of Rush as some sort of mean-spirited, anti-woman neanderthal.   She does a disservice to her audience every time she opens her mouth.  She's a "mowon".

At least give Walters a wee bit of credit.  She knew she was in way over her head even talking to Mr. Limbaugh.  And Rush was polite and didn't take advandtage over the less than intellectual BabWa. 

I yam what I yam....Popeye.

Mr. Limbaugh remained a gentleman (apparently that makes him harmless).

"part of what I'm hoping to introduce as the next president is a new ethic of [government enforced] responsibility" - B. Obama