“I’m never not in the crosshairs of the Drive-By Media. I don’t care if they like me; I don’t want to be in their clique. When you have the truth on your side and 20 million friends that love you and understand the truth, it’s power, folks.”
“I want to say something for the record here, folks, on April the 12th: We conservatives are the ones standing for free speech. We conservatives are the ones standing for diversity of thought and honest communication because we are not afraid of the free flow of ideas.”
“Sharpton and Jackson have their eyes on talk radio, but you know what’s going to save talk radio? What’s going to save this program is going to be you people because you have a depth of loyalty and a bond here.”
“This is going to be a real short segment, but I had to use my instincts and intuition and didn’t want to interrupt that last monologue. I mean, let’s admit it: I was on a roll. Right, Ed? Right on.”
“What does Laurie David mean there’s more CO2 in the atmosphere than in the last 650,000 years? Where did she pull that? What is she, a vampire? Was she alive back then? Did she have measuring instruments back then?”
“Why is it that NBC and CBS are listening to these guys? Why are they cowed by the Reverend Jackson and the Reverend Sharpton? Because they made them, folks. If it weren’t for liberalism, Reverend Jackson and Sharpton wouldn’t be any more powerful than anybody else.”
“Liberals are constantly angry and enraged. In fact, their anger and rage has become the way in which they connect. It’s how liberals identify themselves — sort of like emperor penguins.”
“Why doesn’t one of MSNBC’s hosts resign so that a black can take his place? Show us your leadership! Don’t sit there and point at everybody else as you lie and make up BS about people and call them racists when your own network is as lily-white as anything you’ll find in a rice paddy!”
“MSNBC should have a staff that looks like America, like my staff does. These phony pontificating liberals… they need to start walking the walk.”
