Posted on 10/21/2016 3:08:26 PM PDT by Kaslin
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RUSH: Now, what are we to make of this? Timothy Cardinal Dolan says that Trump and Hillary were civil in private. The Al Smith dinner last night. (laughing) You know what? Folks, we're gonna be getting into this in more detail as the program unfolds, but you know who was in that room last night? In that room was the New York establishment and the elites. They all must have been wearing corsets and whatever else to constrain movement. I never saw a bigger group of uptight people in my life.
You know, this is the teachable moment. Over the course of my career, as you people well know, I've found myself in certain circumstances where I've been roundly criticized, called all kinds of names, racist, sexist, insensitive and so forth, all because we have arrived at a moment in our nation's cultural evolution where people on the left simply cannot laugh. They literally have no sense of humor, particularly about themselves.
I kept hearing at the Al Smith dinner, self-deprecating humor, right? It means you're supposed to make fun of yourself and make fun of others. But they cannot handle it. They don't think anything is funny, particularly if it's about them. And their reactions are just off the charts, like booing Trump and demanding he get off the dais last night for quoting what Hillary has said in these emails.
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RUSH: Bob in Spokane. Great to have you on the program, Bob. How are you?
CALLER: Hey, Rush, great. Good morning. How you doing?
RUSH: Very well, sir.
CALLER: I can fully understand why yesterday you were beside yourself and right up toward the limit. Here we have these people who present themselves as guardians of the sanctity of the results of elections. And now we know they're getting rent-a-mobs and with the accomplices in the media trying to overturn an election and make it look like the 80% who said "yes" are a bunch of loons and they're in the right, in the majority. And they thump their chest talking about, oh, the sanctity of elections and what you promise to follow it, and in the background they're doing exactly the opposite.
RUSH: Exactly right! They're the ones monkeying with it all, like --
CALLER: Correct.
Donald Trump's entire speech at the Al Smith dinner
RUSH: -- this guy Creamer at Obama headquarters at the Clinton campaign, they're the ones. I've got a story here you're not gonna believe coming up right after your call. But I want to expand on something. What he's referring to is yesterday I really was, even for me -- folks, I am normally a reserved -- I have my energy, and I have my days where I will raise my voice, but yesterday I was barely able to stay within my own boundaries, 'cause I just found it incredible that no one, not a single person at any of the TV networks, at any of the cable news networks, at any of the newspapers and their websites and blogs, not a single person allowed for the fact that Trump was engaging in showmanship. That Trump was sending a message to his supporters and trying to keep 'em bucked up. Not every single one of them thought that Donald Trump was actually going to try to get the military on his side and launch a military coup if he lost the election. And I don't know what it takes to believe that.
All Donald Trump said was that he was going to wait until the election to decide whether or not it makes sense to take a look at it. And knowing what he knows and what we all know about the WikiLeaks emails and the Project Veritas video and so forth, it's the only common sense thing to say. But they went out and said that Donald Trump said he will not accept the results, and they're out there saying it's the first time in American history that somebody has actively said they will not accept the results.
Hillary Clinton's entire speech at the Al Smith dinner
He didn't say that. It's not what's gonna happen. The willing suspension of common sense here is breathtaking to me. But this is what I keep referring to today as the teachable moment. It is highly instructive. There's gotta be some fear that is behind all this. There's gotta be a lack of confidence on the Hillary side or the establishment side, wherever you want to characterize it, there's got to be some real fear here that this may not go the way they all want it to go and they're telling us with their polls and everything else how it is gonna go.
The idea that they have no ability to know when somebody is yanking their chain, they have no ability to know when they're being toyed with. They don't have the slightest bit of ability to crack a smile and laugh something off. It really is instructive. And it's something that's happened to them, not us. To be so tightly wound. I must, by the way, change. I said everybody looked like they're wearing a corset last night, other than Maria Bartiromo. The rackage on display there obviously was not constrained by a corset. But I meant attitudinally.
I've never seen so many people so uptight. I've never seen this kind of inability to apply any kind of common sense and to react hysterically. There was a national media hysteria, and it's still going on over this. It's not warranted, it's way out of proportion, and it's got to stand for something. There's got to be a reason for it, and I think it's fear, maybe some other things rolled in.
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RUSH: I'll tell you this Al Smith dinner, one thing, Trump had no chance. Did you see the people? Who was in that room? Every damn person in that room except for Rudy Giuliani, every damn one of them looked like the biggest tight ass I have seen in I don't know how long, and it's New York.
And you may not know this, but New York doesn't like Trump. He's from Queens. He's from Queens. He's not from Manhattan. He doesn't have a place in the Hamptons, if you note. Westchester, over in New Jersey, but he doesn't have a place in the Hamptons where all of them go. Trump is an interloper in Manhattan. Trump is gauche, he's embarrassing, he flaunts his wealth with all the gold leaf in his penthouse apartment and his model wife and so forth. These are people who read the New York Times and believe it every day. You think they're gonna laugh at something at the Donald Trump speech? These people wipe themselves with the New York Times and it's an honor when they do it.
They're sitting there, they're politely chomping on their food and then Trump says something, you can see they want to burp and belch, and some of them, "Get off the stage, you're embarrassing." What did he say? I don't have the exact words, but he said, "I find it strange here we're at a Catholic charity sitting with Mrs. Clinton who doesn't even like Catholics." Ooh, you're not supposed to say that. Why not? Well, it just isn't proper. What if it happens to be true? Well, it hasn't been in the New York Times so it can't be true. But it's in the WikiLeaks email dump.
Her whole campaign makes fun of and mocks the Catholic Church. The whole Democrat Party has assaulted the Catholic Church politically. And Trump can't point it out? Nope, can't point it out. Violation of protocol, violation of decency, violation of standards. Even people on our side would say the same thing. It's just beneath the dignity of the people who attend the Al Smith dinner. You just can't do it. You're supposed to make fun of yourself. You're not supposed to make fun of other people.
Okay. So what you see is what you get. This is a guy who's not part of the establishment, he's an outsider, he's invited to go to this thing 'cause it's a tradition. Why should he go to this thing and be somebody he's not? "Because that's what you have to do, Rush, in life you sometimes have to --" Well, he's running for president, his opponent's sitting in there. Why make phony nice? Why make fake nice? Trump doesn't waste his time with that, from what I understand.
But I mean just looking at some of these people -- I've watched previous Al Smith dinners. George W. Bush in there making jokes about himself, about his lack of intelligence. They loved it. Of course they're gonna applaud that. Did it get him elected? Did they walk out of there thinking, "Man, we didn't know this guy was such a great guy." No. They hate him just as much as the moment he walked in. He behaved as he was supposed to. He did great self-deprecating humor, and he played the type. He let everybody know he's an idiot. That's what they wanted to hear.
You gotta remember who's in this audience. It's not so much the Catholic Church. Al Smith is a Catholic charity dinner, but these are the people, I've been to their dinner parties when they tap me on the chest, "What are you gonna do about the Christians?" These are the people that take me over to the window and point out to Central Park and say, "When are you gonna help us get rid of the guns?" That's who's in there. It's who it is. (interruption) What, do you think I'm going too far here, Mr. Snerdley? It's the New York elite, folks, that's exactly who they are. And Trump is no different than a bull in a china shop last night.
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RUSH: I want you to hear this sound bite from Trump last night at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation dinner. Remember, now, most of the people this crowd resent the fact that Trump even showed up. They're like everybody else in the establishment -- they're New York elites -- the New York Times even referred to the audience as New York elites in its headline. They're not even happy Trump is there. Well, except for Rudy Giuliani. He was there. Here is just one. It's about 54 seconds, so we got time squeeze this in.
TRUMP: How corrupt do you have to be to get kicked off the Watergate commission?
RUSH: Uh-oh.
TRUMP: Pretty corrupt. Hillary is and has been in politics since the seventies. What's her pitch? The economy is busted, the government's corrupt, Washington is failing, vote for me, I've been working on these problems for 30 years. I can fix it, she says. We've learned so much from WikiLeaks. For example, Hillary believes that it's vital to deceive the people by having one public policy…
CROWD: (Boos.)
TRUMP: ... and a totally different policy in private. That's okay. I don't know who they're angry at Hillary, you or I. For example, here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate Catholics.
CROWD: (Boos.)
RUSH: They never boo at this. Folks, they never boo at this dinner! The reason they are booing is because Trump didn't follow protocol. He came in there and campaigned. And you're not supposed to do that at this dinner. You're supposed to make fun of yourself and tell everybody in there, particularly if you're the Republican, what a joke you are, and he didn't do it. He got booed, and I bet it was an honor.
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RUSH: You have to remember, the people at the Albert Smith dinner only read the New York Times. They don't know about Hillary Clinton and the art of deceit. They don't know that she's a liar. They don't know anything about her except what's in the New York Times. They don't know what she has said and her campaign about the Catholic Church. They don't know. So Trump is the reprobate for pointing it out to them. But he was campaigning. He was still fighting in that appearance last night. That's what that was.
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This is the guy sitting just behind the speakers as they were standing at the lectern (to the "right" of the speakers, as seen from the front). Apparently something Trump said was too much for him:
Does anyone have a full guest list from the Al Smith Dinner last night?
“They don’t know about Hillary Clinton and the art of deceit. They don’t know that she’s a liar.”
They know. And that makes her one of them!
A Catholic charity, with Cardinal Dolan sucking up to and applauding a woman who wants abortion up to the moment of delivery, and probably beyond. A woman who refuses to condemn Madonna (oh, the irony!) for offering blow jobs to anyone who votes for Hillary!
On Judgment Day, a lot of those folks are not going to be laughing any longer...including Cardinal Dolan.
I cannot figure out who that guy is for the life of me.
When look up pictures using the names on the seating chart I can’t find any that resemble him.
But the look on his face is just priceless.
Exactly! They know and are complicit. Trump shined light on the hypocrites biggly for everyone to see.
Yep. It was nice seeing them get a punch in the nose.
LOL -- the look on his face IS priceless.
Back in the day everyone went to a mobsters funeral to allay suspicion from them selves. Dean O'Banion made a fortune selling flowers, small arrangements might be considered suspect.
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Posted by caww on the live thread-Post #71
Now I will have to go back and see the whole thing again to see what was said. Priceless!! :)
It looks like the seat for that guy is labeled "James P. MacGilvray." He's listed on the Board of Directors for the Alfred E. Smith Foundation.
Thanks
I will NOT give Catholic Charities one penny any longer.
>America is in big f’in trouble if these are the spiritual leaders of our age.<
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Cap’n Obvious, pick up the red phone, duh.
Cardinal Dolan is a card-carrying Democrat who does not follow Catholic doctrines or traditions. But that is OK because according to the U. S. Bishops...Francis likes “moderates”, however, conservative traditionalist Cardinals and Archbishops should be put in a locked closet.
Francis, Dolan, Wuerl, et.al give lip-service to “protection of the unborn”, and abortion promoting/voting Catholic politicians are to be treated with kid-gloves. They wouldn’t want to have the IRS rescind their income tax status.
They will have to answer for the confusion they cause to Catholic believers who are being led astray.
Maria's rackage is truly epic.
I thought that they all loved having that douche bag come in and try his hand at being a funnyman.
Rush has really been laying it on the line over the last week or so. He may have been doing it before that, but I have listened, and he is clearly defining the dynamics in play right now.
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