If you missed any episodes of russian them by the man behind the golden HIV. Microphone you'd miss more great stories from some of Russia's closest friends, firmly and colleagues all previous epoch you're a reliable. Now when I heard radio or wherever you listen to your pod, guess whether you listened every day, you are at the EU being at work. The rush Limbaugh programme heard on over six hundred great radio station more every now and then nations leading radio talk, show the most eagerly anticipated programming Unreason stories. You ve never heard from the people behind the scenes who knew him best loved him most more having more flexibly human being should be allowed to have rushed level. The man behind the golden he idee microphone, hosted by James Golden. Towers foundation has been supporting America's heroes since nine eleven one Rick is darkest day, so many people gave their lives for us, the phone,

Asian carry forward a legacy of courage and heroism by honouring from responder and military heroes rate Americans, who protect our communities and our freedom and their will to die for you and me when they heroes are killed in the line of duty and young children are left behind tunnel to towers, pays off their mortgage to lift the financial burden and bring these facts. These much needed stability, the catastrophic equally injured veterans and first responders, the towers bills? Borg is free smartphones, it gives them back there. Independence, America's here, was a mere families? Need your help join tongue too. I was only a mission to do good in their honour, donate seven dollars a month by going through to tee dot. Org, that's tee number two t dot org.

You are the most generous audience. There is, and we thank you for your point one this addition of russian law, the man behind the Golden de I'd, be. Might we have a treat today and without further introduction Mary, Matlin and husband. James Carville, welcome both of you to this product S. Areas, No, we don't do this thing. I have to start by asking Mary and James separately. When did you Meat Rush, Mariano first thanking China. You met him before You gonna, let me, madam, we, the revision, and yet I used ever apartment raw like right on Fifth Avenue and New York, and the first time I met him at his candle or whatever you call. It was one of them. Side his Upper EAST side digs right and marry you with at the time honey. We worked with wrought certain his wife with GM member there.

We had dinner at that. Would then No, that was Et Cetera, way lived in central park. We went in a dinner with russet, but Saint James ironically he hit it off and I knew brush before was rush. We kind of, I think my dad turned me on to him in the eighties Ladys and then we will know been constant companion since then James would tell you, since I never turn Ahmad not leave. I must see both of you remember that those TIM westward christened shows, and we do missing those of us who I mean we love seeing your family on meat, the press with timorous it I'm gonna, tell you meet the press, of course, that was back in the golden age of meat depress, Jane Dummy elaborates on me the rest, because I think this is a turning point in a lot of things, went Timorously Pass, but interesting. Sad sweet attributed timorously in our relationship is James. Tell em to adversity.

Think James. You sit here and there more than anybody else like two plus elaborate and town Maria out of ours on other line on about more than a vague bob. No overall time rocket for me to brush but could be wrong, is probably change their evil. and I would just like my friend and they we had- they fall tickets together, Bedaub below a basketball, the wizards tickets together his son- I didn't talk sports talk, radio show for some time and are you right when he died? in June, the first night, when you all engine and thought of Washington Journalism nothing. It died with temp born in just you. It was one of those kind of that,

and you know it was his toes diet, it's difficult and was sir, but twelve years ago. Thirteen years ago it was the first he died. The first night that we were gonna spend in our house in your own said. Elizabeth was almost to the date. If you look it up, maybe it was Jus Nathan. I think the data but the real problem. I gotta be unfortunate certainty, animal reform, I don't wanna talk politics, because that is commitment. Not. Why would I do want to talk about rush, though now James. You know Russia nickname, for you will have heard what was it answer, my child I want to remind me again: there was serpent head sharply there I think very come here. Any good

Why would I came from where it is grown, arise with job Bush? You well jabbered ales neuronal job. It was job boys because I was so smitten with James and I was honest rocket of a career trajectory and I fell in love with him, and it was in the middle of that campaign that I was running. He was running, cleaned and so everybody's like. Who is this guy? No, You know, and we just saw my team eagles. That's it! That's the guy and ride drill said this worse. He looks like a thief, you swam to close to a nuclear reactor and job dossiers like a serpent bad. I love a man. Well back quickly blows workers

quickly became very quickly became you're, a nickname, wanderers limbo Shell and James. As you may know, I don't know whether you know this or not rushed. We had a lot of bits. Yeah people tell me about it, not yet how in debt that I've asked that I've never met in our part of the end up. Public person, but in Iraq married my avatar. I get in her car that she had previously driven It would be unwise, radios, amnesia change it right away and of your, but why I'd attack? If I were to say something about rush, is when you become famous? and I've noticed this amount, like people only know you for what you famous far right. So if, if you're a baseball player in youth anguish, you have a life outside a baseball,

The people are just not that interested ended up modeling interested in it, and they want to talk to you about that will obviously not probably too feeble Mary was closer to. It was rushing by present chain and resolved to that. I had to spend a fair amount of time and, but both some word and multi dimensional people somewhere. I wanted to talk about issues are showing your dinner raising the shed in precisely the same thing about me, but we could talk about other things very easily. Was one stilted force, conversation Deb, the boats, multi dimensional people, so you didn't have white, uncomfortable small talk and I think that safety nets can import because the blog site people when people come famous there only known for the saying that they become famous for, but they have families and they have attrition. They have been

children or I have been a number of things that idea. What's up, I always found it. You know easy to the social situation with both of these men and women. not feel uncomfortable of war or anything like I wouldn't, tell my James tell Russia's James what our rush gave us for a wedding present That was one of his. Let's just say was hey: you gave a magnum of nineteen sixty one obray of which the ads pretty nice committed images that any new. Why he D. You know, and I could talk, you know, villages with him or anything like that, and I am, I think, we're gonna open it thanks. Here it's getting a little long in the tooth. Yet I don't want to sell it cuz. You know when somebody gives you a gift like that, then I'll give it to the seller. I still have

Michel overvalued gender controlled temperatures article I think, it'll drink your spine from November rang and great power cut posed covered thanks. leaving right only after your post covert, I just I spent a week in LAS Vegas night. There were three and three James Golden wonderful. When I'm glad you, I am glad that you are opposed covered now. Can I just get your reaction to this? You, ok, those of us old enough to remember what the campaign was like between a bush. forty one end and Bill Clinton Remit. It was a pretty heated campaign there and then comes the surprise, and you too took Everybody by surprise when news I dont know was leaked out, or did you announce it that you two were indeed in love with each other, and you were having a relationship. How did what was that

action at that time. It was the view encountered. What were we had a relationship prior to the campaign, in fact when I was gonna Harris La Federation, fowl Niger. Ninety wine that very well got at that very fast nation in Philadelphia gorgeous building. You know the angel holding a fallen soldier and where it was among, people in Washington, insiders. It was pretty well, there was not a secret May we gotta gonna gathered, do all kinds of things and in an wants, a campaign started, I think, to the public The king John are more aware and stuff if all allowed and that campaign present HIV Bush in President Clinton became really close. I mean it was almost like of Arkell Depression Clinton and I count the library on Donnie Bastard. Very you know couple three times

You know, I always gracious in everything, and you know it it. It was a different european politics and wood. leave it at that. You will get that some of that error could come back. I wish I was No forty eight again enough stays. The same ass. Some people got to realise it is you're in a place now, but you know the place we were in is a different place we were in two thousand and six, which is a different place and we're gonna be in two thousand twenty six. I I don't know exactly how It is the sands, but it the one thing I know I'm off into something else. Whether valid also some better or worse optimist

Canada is unbearable, but each one right now, the democratic. Whenever James Carnival dreams, carnal thing done a brand planet, never man came out like that was after trunk was elected. James Carver was on yesterday's buying who's, gonna, be Biden, he's gonna throw, but you gotta go all out here. You guys another man about all Joe Joe One agrees guys a democratic body pleaded. A we need is exactly gonna led the way these are leading world new job over the course, the series we ve been taking you on the biographical journey of Russia's life, now ready by his friends, family and colleagues. Today we welcome mere networks, nationally syndicated host George Nora, So many commonalities between Russian Unbutton George Snorri, both experienced broadcast from the MID West and both from Missouri both broad

asters host radio programmes that I heard on over six hundred radio stations daily many of the affair. the stations bearing the same call. Letters joy nor is best known as host of the coast to Coast M radio programme, all about the unexplainable. Now the incumbent George nor in the life of rush limber, chapter nine narrated by George territory. These drew new lines in the political battlefield, ultimately leading to a hotly contested two thousand presidential election, but by the time George W Bush was inaugurated and the dust began to settle the ear

compassionate conservatism seemed poised for smooth, namely the Clinton presidency was, in the rear view, mirror the house had a republican majority and because conservatives were riding high, Russia's critics predicted without anyone to complain about he show would soon be on the decline and then on a clear Tuesday morning, everything to building a great power that we want an outer. We read everything on it together September, eleven two thousand one profoundly. Impact in America, the boy presidency and russian all different, That's of emotions stand taking over then in the course of the next few weeks learned that I knew people who lost deepened we members and friends of the World Trade center. They are still not the same. The autonomy

politics changed on a dime and Russia's audience rude dramatically, as Americans turned to a familiar soothing voice to calm the chaos pick up the pieces and move Amerika the Bush White House also recognise the breach of this programme, as both President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney became regular, contribute looking back to the programme, the vice President's Dick Cheney, Mr Vice President, thank you. As always, it is an honour and a delight to have you here with us. Well, russian, greek doctor. after two successful terms and despite expertly guiding America through an unprecedented crisis early in his administration, President Bush left Washington with the waning popularity, and I missed harsh criticism in the years that followed rush tried to set the record straight was a solid leader dealing with mine, legitimate? How in the world do you go from? perception to go to bed

thirty percent approval, hated and revive you do that by letting the media destroy you and not fighting back and not giving political because you don't sell at the office or whatever to the end. Russia Limbaugh have profound respect for his friend President George W Bush and his story of the american president. Bush has been rehabilitated in the eyes of the drive by media motion. Gracious now, what's missing in this transformation, of course, Bush the evil to push the gracious is the acknowledgement that he has always contorted himself. This way, despite the written witless attacks these past eight years, George W Bush has been a class act. He considered bushes, strong leader, who was unfairly defined by his opponents and for his part, George, W Bush had a mutual respect for rush. Statement after his death Bush pray Russia's belief and God in country as an indomitable spirit, with a big heart like his father, forty one before him. Perhaps the same could be said above number, forty three.

James Golden here. You know what it's time that you treat yourself to a little bit of luxury. You know that company, it's my pillow, but what you may not know is dead I pillow makes more than just the increase. We'll pillows that have captivated America they make sheets, and these aren't just any sheets. These sheets are smooth their solve. Their comfort well you look forward to getting under these sheets every night. I know I do. Pillow visa sheets. Have a luxurious feel you're going to love, get yourself. The luxury get a set of these sheets come with the sixty day, comfort guarantee pillows sheets dont forget the incredible slippers from my pillow There are available for my pillow. They have a level of comfort. You need to experience log on to me pillow, dot, com,

look on the new radio, listen specials unused, promo code, icon lots of incredible offers there. Now that my pillow dot com, promo code, icon, Let me just say this to you and I'll get your reaction to it. I don't know whether you to realize it or not, but for a lot of people that that are really political people. I believe you, two are an inspiration, was in a way you symbolise something. You symbolise the two people who are on opposite ends of the political spectrum cans. will have a very loving relationship with each other. You guys have been married for a while. You have kids now that a groan I'm still here the love between both of you- and this is as apparent always been a real thing with you, since you guys decide,

if you were in love with each other right. oh do you share the belief that this is somehow that this is in any way you two are larger than yourself glow nap without much it ever our conversation. I guess I go back to the original thing if it be How much do you known for something of course, is it the way that we are in the living? There was a guy. I think it is Walter, Shapiro wrote a review of our book and his point was it's not surprising that something like this happen? in Washington, but would really be surprising if Mary merit a tree sergeant denied Ironically, I walk there would have been for you. If you would, you put you know boys and girls in the same kind of profession in a way that there are other examples of people like us remain. I guess it. Europe pass the Baton Kelly out and George

the jump happy to do, but like Anna Bennet John, partly to a good friend of ours, there will be no definitely a job, but it was one of the famous Barclays of Connecticut an Arab varies a fort worse, then she's a barbarian accomplish poster our to turn. Nineteen eighty eight in New Jersey, something terminate their instances of it because it is just a weighted Nigeria. When you start mixing compounds, I'm I'm gonna stick agenda and I think that what was helped us is. We maintain interest in things out about it. Does it does it gets? You know about them? The describes a healthy interest in politics are denied, but we have no all kinds of stuff we enjoy. So many other things: football, family, food friend.

history. Ok, now, let's take the politics. If we can aside out of the question, what are you think russian boys legacies gonna be games? Were already saved in entire medium of communication amended saved a M radio and they did the weighted should know a person's legacy is how many knock off? Did he create meal, but Mary go through the list, a name of people in our arab bow. Our only limit my remarks to positive remarks, and what would note that I heard no, not our problem tat, I d make that open up whereby but potentially de well, we're in.

action that is really divided into Paypal. I think divisions is a problem with that kind of war to say what a divisive god. But having said that, what I'd like to focus on crazy, you know he created a lot of knock off and none of them ever became him. And that's that when you, you know, you ve done something. When you got successful people what aiding you and Nowhere in my life and we are going to Grady oh, but I always take such pride and people and care painted at work. For me, have gone on to do a lot of great thanks you so that that that's what she got to feel good, I mean I am sure that the rush hour, but I have no doubt that he bleed

the things that he said, and I am sure you have to take a certain amount of pride that so many people imitated him and that I think is, is monolithic. Anybody his head. That kind of you know info action. It right wing media. At all I mean I was few hours listening to him in our work in Kentucky. Unlike nineteen, eighty seven I am being AIDS. I debts that that day, you didn't you know to do. I'm sorry, but I couldn't do three hours programme in five days a week for anything in the world and Do you know he was a minute? He was not only modest man, but be honest in terms of his professional career. He didn't have a lot to be modest about I got it. I get up loved common only. I would very much

He loved her. I should love you, and I am glad that you have asked me to participate for a few minutes in us, I'm her. be that you did I'm so happy that you did James? Thank you so much. I do appreciate that you'll love it. Now Mary, I tell attention- I mean. Actually we can't talk together. This is how we, where we were halfway decent and ten, because he knew just talk over each other. But can I just pick up on one point that that that James me It's so important. Its ties and little bo run everything even saying yes about this period and not the things that people didn't know about brush mean, of course, who is more talent. Teddy was Tellin Unlock from God in you to James, but the other Jane, confusing Jews, but he picking

that point that James me in real life rush was an overly modest humble he had. He knew with the data was, but I think to the very end he was moved, struck, shocked awed by his own reach. He also was a gentleman. He was courteous, he was gentle, he was patient. He taught me how to use it. I found when, in the flip found days, even son, but he was appalling. Math ourself, toppling Matthew Y know, architecture, new aviation, economic spy crab, the guy The real renaissance man and that's why that debts, to how I think of Russia and the other thing that changes to Saint James, listen to my lab, where we were in the car together, he does, he could do more better than anybody. I've ever seen include

James, but this is one of James. This talent make the complex, but it's just that just now you know everybody, I don't I don't wanna make complete, our sins, but I don't know anybody else. It had its deep, a philosophical and it's the end, literal understanding of so many topics and he had first principles any was steeped in history, free, and you know what I'll see knew that I don't know anybody else. Their nose is ass. He turned me onto this is what we'll liberalism real legacy? Socialism is a key understood. Liberals if you read it and eat he inspired me to do that, We need a lot about the russian Revolution and even preceding that marks and near the enlightenment, and all that he knew the whole threat of history that lead to liberalism and

understood how became a racket and how it beat how it transited the globe and that's why he was always a step ahead of. He always knew what the democratic I do before we even knew what was going on, I want the problems I had with Russia early. I was, I was kind of a hippie dippy environmentalist in my old days, and he when it started to turn into a racket, and he connected it too environmental wackos, which I kind of understood, but I couldn't understand the motivation. That was the other thing that he could sus out and explain the most and he never attributed ill motives attributed the reality. Even for you the mayor of real veal, so he knew what they were. Gonna do and he would say these

to give all I shall rash and he was always literally literally sometimes decades always years ahead of where the culture in design guys was. It is literally an all time. Twenty assent three genius? I said I used to tell him it was uncanny. He would make predictions about the way something would roll out. and sometimes I would be one of those voices of come on rush, serious and within a few months or a year and I was maybe longer whatever he predicted would start to happen. You know the beauty, the gift, gave him a new challenge him. I knew a pole, call them you made his particular. She was thinking. There was another thing he did that I've never seen anybody do with the aplomb that he did it. He would think out loud and he would think in full paragraphs and complete narratives, but you would push him and pray

and pick em and understand what he announced was in his head, and he thought everybody knew you guys were a great team, James, a fabulous What I wanted to Know- and I was found an interesting- I wanted to know how he arrived at these conclusions or room, and you know he gave me the freedom to disagree with him publicly. It was just amazing, an astounding and he could sometimes Tell by look as I've looked at him a certain way. Why are you get me like that. Do you not agree, and that was, if I didn't ok, I don't. and why and then he would explaining. It was wonderful that way. Betsy at that is a hallmark of a genius is somebody who is always challenging their own perspectives, their own ideas and is trying to understand how other people think and how their perceiving, what he is, that the person he or she is saying he always.

he's had than he liked. We disagreed with didn't ya. This always t up the liberals. First, that's right! That's right! He would demand that if someone disagreed put him up at the top, I wanna talk to them. These people are not interested in democracy are not interested in representative democracy or a republic. We are a battle for the over all kind of countries. There's gonna be we're not in a battle ever who is going to win every four years, we're not in a battle or who's going to be President who's going to run the Senate who's going to run the house. The battle we are in is virtually and literally about. Will this remain the United States of America as founded? That is what is being waged here now, Mary, you, the people that have been with us, the lifers, the people that were with us for the full ride.

Remember full well that in our very first compliment of guest house, we had a guess, toast rotation, Doktor Walter Williams, lab harm me too, tony snow, oh yeah, nor miss him too. and Mary Matlin near to James, I would know you were you are in our rotation, you guess how did they show many times? What was it like when you said that we used to do this? A lot of Washington DC allowed at the ABS studios there their headquarters in war in DC. They allow us to come, then use their studios and they will always, by the way very nice with us very gracious almond. To come in in those days. am I used to fly them. We used to do the show from from those studios. What was it like for you guessed hosting the russian membership? Nobody,

you're a year only like by guest and the orbit of rush, but I think it's pretty good when I forgot about those days in one you didn't because, and I did have a daily radio show which, when I cut my contracts and nowhere I wanna be on in any position except after brought slim. Why don't wanna beyond then? But I like the two that thing that rate that I don't remember most is how bad I sucked. When I came up to New York, and I was frazzled and frenzied and I'm sitting in his actual chair behind the EU be mine and I just could not get my shit together and you were so kind and you just the only highlight em when I did that, and I was so TAT was like a week. Was my dad came on and devoted to my dad, the wine Russia's devoted his dad, and it just

That's what I remember your kindness and my dad coming on and that I was so inapt in the world of rush Lamborn. It really makes to understand the skill set that he had in addition to being brainy link. Radio is that it is the most pleasing. medium if you're chatter and its habits, the most difficult and I do remember always miss in the hard out. always missing the clock, always talking over people. So he thanked- for having me on what I remember you kindly single you're in the rotation as it was then you're gonna have a but you're going to have a big loss of listeners. Give me out and we're gonna get my folks refuted here believer. She was Mary was great cause I'll tell you one thing Mary always did, which was come prepared and Mary new and knows. Subject matter of politics like Nobody else. I mean this is Europe. This is I'm outta here You saying that you and James Union will talk about politics and may be withdrawn.

the family, you don't, but you are a political and an you you under they politics, you know it from there inside and the outside all other stuff. That's quoting quote in the weeds. You understand that stuff in you can talk about that stuff, but you can also talk about big picture politics and in all of that, and so that's what you brought to the table in them and that's when I know you still bring to the table Mary except I found myself because I just this, this environment is it so ugly and uncivil, and I won't be cliche about it, but the speaking of the week, you mentioned earlier that russian I we were so on the same wavelength and we went through so many campaigns together that, if I and he knows a lot about politics, as you know a lot about everything, but he wouldn't have these like blind

spot. So I would email mail and in real time I don't know. How are you going to do this in real time? Each sort three find out of his thousand emails amenity, find the one in it in a big. Just. I just send a minute headline in the in the title or quick sentence. where he was offered another fact to add or some pull data or something I had that he didn't know, and he seamlessly incorporated into his subsequent remarks, and it just was. I felt like we had such a study. Team thing going on and then on the last year I I I've never seen such courage and bravery. I happen to have had health issues with contemporaneously Lee with his and some of my friends were gone,

to my friends are going through the same thing and I dont know how he got up and went to the studio. It's often as he did indeed put off this came. I mean it, people, don't it just so unusual in this sort of animal essay, snow flaky, but this in itself media gratification and, on courageous and easiest way out of sight, guys that we find ourselves in a rush, showed the courage of George Wash and I mean I can't I can't even I don't even know how he did that both you were there a minute. Just the just stunning me and he made a huge prince and he it I really felt like he was gonna bring it over. the line just like he did in nineteen. Ninety four, which was amazing,

blame the ninety. Ninety four. We marked people by the way he the night, the Republicans head ban, but we had been friends for some time here. At that point, I literally like a month after I got married, I flew out to California, for a book party is thinking quick doing. Both parties with this might have been one of the very few books and his mother when State Milly was theirs beloved. Merely I loved her and he is All the time that I know preceding this Republicans were wandering around in the desert for They had been in the minority for over half a century and he became and honorary member of the fourth Congress, because he they couldn't get there in their stay. You could see this problem today Republic and have a hard time speaking with one voice, because their speaking in to media see a brush went above that

out the first principles and how the policies of this that the new Gingrich revolution at that time was really Russia's revolution. How it how the first principles have these policies were predicated on these first principles and everybody was shocked. We want that. No one saw this coming suffer rush. The report, gives one the majority they won. one that New York governor. Is that, Jude, Rudy Giuliani, it was a complete sweep, and I can I credit and many due to and anybody who knows anything about positive. How message is delivered in penetrates good, a tribute to the victory and the fine. It's victory in the last century for Republicans to rush limbos. Ninety ninety four and I really can't colony anything else, but a campaign has other completely transformation.

act was operation. Chaos sees the hunting on politics way more than anybody whose in politics might say that that little I purple but he had its much influence as every day operators have on politics, but in the big picture in the historical, but there he had more influence than anybody else, that is fair to say and towards the his his let's in the sixtys, when he and Catherine started doing the history book, he had identified the problem. The way ahead of the curve that we weren't learning history right so he's covered so,

many generations with with this unique talent of his in it. It's just. I can't even keep a train of thought when I think of him my whole brain just smiles at just lights up. I guess that's everything about him with such a special thing. He also was in real life. this is a really main point about living. Happily in all areas that man, and had a sense of humor. Yes, you do. He was funny in the first decade why any just with she was always so much funding could be around which the arduous dismiss them. So James, I'm listen to and Sundays, and I mean all of us- and we were, I think you know I still have dreams. I I I miss him I was talking with dawn the other day and don't Listen, you know she still aspects to wake up, and just one

all of us to be back in the studio together, and it's just still really don't mind, numbing that that that we wanted find out. He was sick. Well, I guess I literally found outer when everybody else did, but I knew I know I mean I just I just I don't deserve weird, but we were telepathic connected and I knew Something was frightened. Before dinner when he announced it. I've just will not. I do remember not being even remotely surprise just sad I thought he was gonna beat it. I really thought he was gonna beat it. An eye. I he I thinking I do want to say so. the game. Does he never had a bad day, even though he thought he did that

think how many people you know do something as long as they he did that who come to work, talk about being prepared who come to their job every day with the level of intensity and depth that he did in those days recompensed. Look yesterday. Don't think I did a good job, I let me try, I just who keeps that that debts self criticism and that self improvement and then at reaching for the stars, ah as part of their fundamental being, and he kept that on at a whole different level like a transcendent God given level, his last year and I I could feel when he was having good days and bad days it had so screwed up his talk in not as time is looking at the clock. You know this because I never saw met many clocks as

did in that last year he was so in his zone and I'm sure he was doing it on all kinds of drugs to be you can't just take I'm and I still, but I'd I'm never ever seen it, and we can expect to never see that again he's our exit, excellent medical miracle. he. He that's what I said in and I was in on one of the Earl earlier podcast. I mention how at the innovation, sometimes She would be so exhausted, he couldn't even stand up. You can barely stand up, but he gave everything that key could into each one of those shells, and- and this was something as you know, going into thirty three years of being ass, indicated how's the before he before he realized he was sick before he realized something was wrong. Rush was still and an even of course afterwards, but he always Gave it his best shot, he didn't mail in he. Never male doing. He was still excited about

being on the radio. This hadn't become just a dull routine to him. This was something that he honestly did If he was born to do and he enjoyed it, this is loved it and he gave it his best. Everything you know, when he used to say more, more funding than any human being should be allowed to have your town. He lived his life in Europe, it wasn't without problems, and he overcame so many things as you and David S, brother now, and all that, but He never even founded in when he was going through his various trials and tribulations like who doesn't animals in life, and though trials and tribulations that he overcame that were of his own doing, took enormous courage and then so much of the things he had overcome were sternly Ex imposed on him.

and I know in the beginning, then our everybody knows knows weariness, psycho, tie in our social media world, but one people to after him. I think it surprised a minute heard him in way that heat and understand because he was his purse was never mean, none will people ever. He was mean there is nothing ever mean about him. Did he ever mean bonnet? I've never know no. Nor was he raises. Nor was he bigoted, nor was he all these other things that the left through on him as a means of trying to hurt him and diminishes credibility? You know they came at him. What what we're all accused of these days? You know what offering border. Is your racist if you live in a way, Cameroon, is your raises, no matter what we we know all that, but they did that to him first. So, in a way he was like a punching bag. Any

nay, learning vehicle or preparation vehicle. For All of us that our called racist at any moment man, you know tat. He was a massage earnest in the end, he some say he with it of terminology. That was my favorite thing. Aye, aye law. I left the feminist is whatever way, I'm sixty aids and were kind of the same age why could hang in with them when they said my man, a woman needs man like a bike, needs and they turn a novel idea. Politics, instead of really equal opportunities famine. You can't even use the word not anymore, but when he said feminine see I just to this day I crack up because it was all partly no such so portentous like they were so untouchable. When he's in doing that, and it was any really hit the nail on the head. If I may say that a lot of feminist that took it

feminism in the wrong direction couldn't be you know what I dont really more. I say this, but he knew TAT pour out what the essence Abed fanaticism was, as did the same with all kinds of liberal fanaticism. He understood that in it never tainted his so all just inspired him to get people understand not only what they were doing, what they were planning to do, but what to do about it and to keep doing it and keep doing it and keep fighting and the other thing besides never being meet anybody. He I'm sure he had some depressed days, but you he how many times and people call in they were crying or thereabouts to cry, or they were so forlorn or they just given up including peace. lost their jobs and stuff, and he would just talk a back from the brink and adjust that had such a magnifying force for so many people they didn't call in

He had tell you home when I was on the road everybody everywhere. I went people ass this and you know I must have had caused more than you that I think- member, but everybody always ask me about rush, but What was he really like in? Was he really that good and Bob, He really well my mission and James, I'm having I'm having a rush, rushed through me, heat word, channeling rush right now he sing, he misses everybody and he loves. Everybody So grave. Only really was grateful. Memory used to say. Ah, no matter what you ve given me and no matter how much you think you ve done for me, is nothing in compared. He would tell his orders to what they did for him and how he was eternally grateful and gratified by what this audience:

had given to him and his family, and he really meant every single word of that Mary. I hope people realise how rare that is because he was completely matches rarefied at swear, but his own level. You know he was his own level and he always believed that in it that such a rare occurrence, because I've seen too many James says my james- has two people get famous and then start believing their own press anomalies is not merely to the right or the left. It's like everybody gets famous thinks there untouchable they in a way they become isolated. I'm you couldn't go out with Russian when we went to Patsy's once after a tv show, you know just couldn't go anywhere with it, so it's isolating, but he he. He always stayed genuine and knowledgeable and not angry,

The man had there's no anger that fuelled his like it does so much and in pilot text. The man was a happy man who was born to do what he was doing and in Catherine found the love of his life, and I think it's like changed a lot move to Florida too. That was a lot. There was a big, I don't say. Would you have a normal kind of a normal life he could drive where he wanted to drive himself. He didn't need their people wound him for security all the time he could have a somewhat normal life. Yes, it wasn't a somewhat normal life because he was so surrounded himself with objects of interesting beauty and allay wasn't in any way showy, but he wanted to share married, have the spring fling every spring of misleading be spent its people and one year I have to invite Vince flat and they became great friends, and then he had the he between Chad, the twenty four people,

one year, and he just shared everything. He put everybody up, don't you got married? He and Catherine. You put everybody up at the at that hotel and we had hair day. You know like we're he's just so generous with his success and will end its biggest here. of any body and entertainer in trying to in house that's on tightening of hosting always made everybody so happy comfortable entertained and was never a big foot about it. You know I'll take another story like that. Right after while this is but when we were first when the White House in two thousand for- and I was then working with a light- I had too little. Babies are baby low, but I want to work with Dick Jason went back in the White House in the first thing to Jane you want to do and that this was the first party we planned at the vice president's residence was to do it in honour of rust, because Shania

stood what happened and ninety ninety Foreigny really loved rush, respected Russian in many ways got the same kind of incoming. That rush got is Then nine eleven happened, so we had a scrap, everything has changed and I could not be in town the same time that Bush was the president was so for continuity of government, so when we finally had it was after restarted, losing his hearing- and there was very frustrating for me- couldn't be in a crowded with two carpenters for him right was painful for him to be in the crowd and her cochlear implant it was painful, Miss was even before is calculated thing and he was just all is trying to deal with. You know, like the hope there is another thing who else what is more important to speech, then hearing hoping communicating he never lost

his voice in every came unrecognizable, but I do remember that night. How humble oh and moved e, he wasn't, but he couldn't really here every thinks I was sitting next on. Transit, Matt, translating inanimate, repeating everything, and I knew tart he's talk many times some will then, at the time I'm leaving A notary talked about their party anyhow, we wished his dad had been around to see it and- again another instance so beloved an end so humbled and thence. Oh, in a way he was so rarefied in in a way that every so many people in my, but it never failed to surprise and never he never took it for granted. He was always not every time he came to the White House, the man S perpetual, childlike

in wonder over things is stored in this country and people who are true public servants and eat they just he was tee and he did Jamie had a very lovely relations, but everybody is to say. I think I need rest for anybody else in my world needs a mere is in charge of Russia's I'm not in charge of him Europe cannot get on Russia. Can you caress, but I never never ever call they told me. I could call for anybody and the only one I just made a liaison with them. Then he had his own room. Ship subsequent to the first time, was with Dick Cheney and he I think he enjoyed Those shows, I think they enjoy each other. They did. It was

current on the year that they did because they would. You could almost feel the bond of come round to repay your perseverance here in your devotion to serve as you and your Rumsfeld, both of you have given your lives. Their country have taken all kinds of slings and arrows for it, and I just want you to know that I am at the top of the list. Among people have a great sense of appreciation for what you ve done. Well, allow Russia remain mean world flattered that you really it's it's an honor to be able to know you in, and they get no your family and your friends, and we wish you the best, Mr Vice president, keep on so, thing marry his legacy. What is Russia's legs? you know it's. I try to separate out myself as a friend and me men tee. If we will, because

really was in guiding force from my personal lie. In addition to what I dissidents and inspiration, but literally like I don't want to write a book about our experience, because are you crazy one percent of the people in the world of ever done what you ve done, you owe it to them. Did do you owe it to the public to say what it's like if you're going to tell the truth, I always tell the truth. So he taught me ended to writing that book and it turns out but not a bad writer, and I write all my stuff longhand and, as you said, I come prepared and I'm just you know. The first born girl child perfectionist he made me do that any open up all new horizons, so there's a personal legacy for me, but his public legacy is

in addition, it what James said absolutely Trance talk about transformation. He was a transformation of force in the in the industry, but he, I think in his dreams, show him to be the this error as equivalent up like a son. Awkward tease, you know, I know and know how I'm I'm the dumbest man in the moon had cells. I know I'm smart, as I know how much I don't know- and I am are any- was the smartest man than I ever knew, but he he always was seeking and explaining virtue and essence of a representative republican Freedom is Birchwood, takes virtuous people and virtue requires, and freedom requires constant vigilance, and he, I think in the span of history it will

he will be understood by fair people by fair historians, which there are very many as a pivotal transformational, sub socratic type person, and if I give you flash forward. He is in the modern era posting light. Many was more like Edmund Burke then rose Pierre. Do you know a key, a good rep? Jenna controlled Revolution, an incremental revolution of a constructive revolution. He just, I think his legacy will be that he guided us through very from the industrial age to the information age. Fair me there. We very tricky while maintaining the principles that got us to the position that we could continue to progress constructively and humanely

and globally. If we, if we had taken his anymore than his advisers, wisdom of the ages and it was reality was reality I just stopped and his legacy. We will really be that honestly that transformational and I think Catherine tuna- she really brought the kind of support and structure love and faith, and in any am that that he was always kind of not missing, but you know what she really hit them. sweet spot in man, I'm it That's what I want to remember about him that he found not just success. He found his true love and is true place and is is? It is true life. He lived his past life and that's that's a legacy in and of itself merrier command. Thank you

and I am- and you know what I also want to. Thank you not just for me not just with the time you did here, but you know all of us said love rush. We thank you for being such a good, steady, wonderful friend, to our rush. It woods mutual and hours just say this about rush, theirs Nobody that ever was in the presence of the man ever that I know of liberals or conservatives are a political people, didn't think he was the most gentlemanly interesting humble informative person. They ve ever met and that's true. The man was just used, just everything the likes of rice, we're not gonna, see again in an information and- and I have to call you bow- he

No, he knew I dont think you could have done it without you without the whole team of forests, but you were like the his constant touchstone like do you know it everything he said He won't take a look at your. How many times has eastward retirement this but you don't think that you disagree with me and it was it's like he was. Never you never talk with just so cool like you. Do you know where you were and he would describe it sitting behind a good thing, and it just was that there was a beautiful relationship and, I think, a legacy. two, because it something when some some beginner, where the length of time that he had the same key, you have to be a good person with loyalty which goes both ways to the kind of team that he had, which you were there, your head, I'm so we thank you both Nerli James Golden best best best for you and please let me be apart,

your life going forward. Oh yes, you know you are you know, I love you so much Marian. Thank you for everything and thank you for doing this with us, and you know Anyway, I mean I'm still heartbroken Mary, but you know this speaking with you. It brings it smiled, it's my leg in Bristol handsome yourself too, and so I take it that we like you, he doing you're doing- and I dont think anyone to maintain and further Limbaugh legacy better than you, ten thousand Thirdly, What an episode you marry Madeline and James Cargo on the net episode of rush Limbaugh, the man behind the golden key I'd be microphone. Russia number in print them

widely read political newsletter in Amerika was gum. Embalmed letter me too. The people behind it, the ETA. Tricks of the member letter, Diana Local and the creative director than these may that's coming up in our next episode was Limbaugh. The man behind the Golden the IP microphone is produced by Chris Tele unfilled tower the best producers in America action assistant MIKE Malone and the executive produces Craig Kitchen and Julie Talbot. I programme, distributed worldwide by premier network found on the eye heart, radio or wherever you listen to your favorite pot tat. This is golden? This? Is both nervous? This is James Golden of honour to your holes. Were there

and every single episode of rushing by the man behind the building the I'd be microphone. Thank tee for being with us.