[NonValueAdded]

Here is the part about FR:

Ordinary Americans have dragged slowly but surely other big institutions to the truth. The big institutions were the last to arrive at the truth and some of them to this moment are still not there.

Now I realize that within this new alternative media there exists some jealosy,. I sense that some people don’t want to give the blogosphere the full credit. They have to parcel it out because every body wants a piece of the action; this is quite normal, this is human nature. The fact of the matter is that it was the blogosphere and it was a couple of sites: Powerline and FreeRepublic. And FreeRepublic has been one of the most impugned blogs / websites in the history of websites by the very institution that has been brought down.

When Dan Rather talked about partisan political operatives, he means those who lurk at FreeRepublic. Who is FreeRepublic, it’s ordinary Americans – liberals look down at ordinary Americans, don’t know have enough decision making power, [?] do the right thing, not smart enough …

You don’t know how much it grates on them at CBS that its something like FreeRepublic or one of their chat rooms or one of the FReepers there or the Powerline … you have no idea that it irritates them that that kind of person brought them down. An average, ordinary untrained journalist that … you just do not know how this irritates them inside. More than the fact that they got caught, it’s who caught them that irritates them.

And, so just as I started out … I was a fad, and I was a liar, and I made it up and I was bad for America and I posed threats to democracy, as the cover of Time said. So now the same things are being said about the bloggers. Fox news has had its turn and we all continue rotating in the criticism carousel of the left.

Any transcription errors are mine. NVA

[BlessedByLiberty]

Thank you!

[Soul Seeker]

Thank you to both of you for transcribing the words and postinga MP3!

[blackie]

Rush has it right as always ~ damn he's good!

[hoosiermama]

I was listening in the parking lot at work....getting ready to go in.....just wanted to shout for joy...."YES RUSH!"

We sometimes forget that our nation was founded by just ordinary men. Two of my fourth great grandfathers signed the Bradford Accords (PA-history) that pre-dated the Declaration of Independence. One served at Valley Forge the other at FOrt Pitt. Both were just poor German dirt farmers, who cared about this country. They wanted the best for theirchildren and their children's children....and a few generations later those ideals are still just as valid......Now if I could just get my son to cooperate with the grandchildren part. ;^)

[ntnychik]

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