Rush Limbaugh: Dana Bash Was on Harry Reid's Side Before He Insulted Her

10/3/13 - Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh dug into controversial comments made by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) on Wednesday in response to a question from CNN reporter Dana Bash. Reid called Bash "irresponsible" and "reckless" after asking if the Senate would pass a special bill to restore funding to the National Institutes of Health amid a government shutdown. Limbaugh asserted that Bash, who was sympathetic to Reid's position, was made less so by the senator's comment.

"The House is presumably going to pass a bill that funds at least the NIH. Given what you've said, will you at least pass that?" Bash asked in the question which set Reid off. "And if not, aren't you playing the same political games that Republicans are?"

"Even in her question, she savaged the Republicans," Limbaugh said. "The premise is that Republicans were playing political games with the lives of children. How much more biased could you get?"

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"She is totally on his side throughout this question, except when she says 'If you can help one child who has cancer why wouldn't you do that?'" the host continued.

Limbaugh mocked Bash breaking down in tears after being admonished by Reid for asking the question she did. He added that Reid's "meanness" and "heartlessness" came naturally to him.

"The media tells everybody that it's the Republicans who have no heart, it's the Republicans who hate women -- war on women, kids, minorities, you name it -- it's the Republicans who are trying to fund these programs after the Democrats shut this whole process down," Limbaugh insisted.

He played a clip of Reid telling liberal radio host Bill Press that the trap the GOP had set for him was to fund every aspect of the government separately in order to remove funding from the Affordable Care Act.

"This is a mean, vindictive, partisan little man," Limbaugh declared.

John Stossel : Government Shutdown Is 'A Good Thing... Shut More Down!'

10/3/13 - Libertarian Fox Business host John Stossel on Thursday asserted that the partial government shutdown was a "good thing" and that lawmakers should "shut more down." In a segment on Fox & Friends, Stossel argued that some parts of the government should stay shutdown forever. "I'm hoping the shutdown will wake people up and say, hey, maybe we don't need all this stuff," he said. "We could close whole departments. Why do we need a Commerce Department? Commerce just happens, government gets in the way." "Education, why do we need that at the federal level?" Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy chimed in. "Because it's mainly done at the local level."

Stossel also pointed to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and said that 93 percent of those employees were not necessary "for at least a year."

"Nobody will know, the Earth won't notice a difference if you shut the EPA for 10 years," he insisted.

The Fox Business host asked viewers to tune into his to his show so he could show them "how this could be a good thing, how with less government, people are freer because we have more, we'll create the jobs and we'll invent the good things."

"So, you're pro-shutdown?" co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck asked.

"Yeah," Stossel replied. "Shut more down!"

Manifesting Luck & ET Communications - Coast To Coast AM OCT 02 2013

Coast to Coast AM Date: 10-02-2013 Coast to Coast AM Host: George Noory Coast to Coast AM This Week Guests: Dr. Joe Gallenberger, Lisette Larkins Coast to Coast AM Topic: Manifesting Luck/ ET Communications Release Date ( Oct 3 2013 ) Air Date ( October 2 2013 ) In the first half, clinical psychologist with a deep interest in psychokinesis, Joseph Gallenberger, updated his work on how we can manifest luck in our lives. He developed the "Liquid Luck" CD which features binaural beat technology that shifts brain wave patterns, and offers gentle verbal guidance. In the latter half, Lisette Larkins, who has had extraordinary alien encounters since childhood, shared her hopeful vision of ETs, who want to mentor us through the crises we face.