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RUSH: This is Jefferson, Wisconsin. Steve, I’m glad you waited. You’re up next. Hello, sir. CALLER: Rush, I’ve been able to watch a few of the press briefings that they’ve had and the one on last night — and as an American, I am so disgusted with them people. They don’t care to learn anything that’s going on with this disease or anything. They don’t want to listen to the doctors. All they want to do is sit there and hopefully try to get President Trump on some kind of a gotcha. That’s all they’re in there for, and it...

For Immediate ReleaseOffice of the Press SecretaryJune 21, 2008 President's Radio Address   President's Radio Address  Audio  En Español       In Focus: Energy THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. Americans are concerned about the high price of gasoline. Everyone who commutes to work, purchases food, ships a product, or takes a family vacation feels the burden of higher prices at the pump. And families across our country are looking to Washington for a response. The fundamental problem behind high gas prices is that the supply of oil has not kept up with the rising demand across the world. One obvious solution is for America...

Symposium: The Future of U.S.-Saudi RelationsBy Jamie GlazovFrontPageMagazine.com | July 11, 2003 As the Saudis' financing of terror becomes increasingly more evident, the question of what policy the U.S. should adopt toward the House of Saud grows in vital importance. A U.S. government report on 9/11 that will be released in two weeks is said to contain “explosive” information confirming, among other things, Saudi ties to the 9/11 terrorists and Saudi funding of terrorists in general.It now appears more urgent than ever to ask: what policy should Washington pursue toward Saudi Arabia? Are we at a landmark watershed? Should the U.S. "punish" the Saudis? To discuss these and other...