Speaker 1: In Chicago. You know we we've been following the living
Speaker 1: wage argument and the big box resolution trying to keep
Speaker 1: Walmart stores out of the city. The so called living
Speaker 1: Wage ordinance that would have required mega retailers in Chicago
Speaker 1: to pay their workers higher wages, was successfully turned back
Speaker 1: yesterday as supporters on the City Council couldn't muster enough
Speaker 1: votes to override the veto of the mayor. Richard Daily
Speaker 1: Daily veto the ordinance this week, saying it would cost
Speaker 1: the city jobs that would hurt people who need those
Speaker 1: jobs the most. He was able to convince enough aldermen
Speaker 1: who voted in favor of the ordinance in July to
Speaker 1: change their votes. Vote was eighteen in favor of overriding
Speaker 1: the veto, which was three short of the necessary votes
Speaker 1: to do so. Here is Brian in Chicago. Welcome sir.
Speaker 1: It's great to have you on the E I B Network. Rush.
Speaker 1: It is an honor. I am thrilled. This is gonna
Speaker 1: be my talk of the week with everybody. Um yeah,
Speaker 1: coming from the land with Floyd on Walmart are illegal.
Speaker 1: I got two things I want to tell you really quick.
Speaker 1: One by thinking on Walmart, why Democrats don't like it
Speaker 1: is because Walmart has managed to fill a lot of
Speaker 1: the promises the Democratic Party has not been able to fulfill.
Speaker 1: And they did it solely based off of the rules
Speaker 1: of capitalism. And I think one of the things that
Speaker 1: angers them very much at Walmart. They're doing what they
Speaker 1: do and for doing what they've done. Oh, there's no question.
Speaker 1: We touched on this a little earlier in the in
Speaker 1: the program. I think it's even more detailed than that.
Speaker 1: There's no question that they they resent middle class success um.
Speaker 1: But but here you have to understand the liberal attitude.
Speaker 1: Liberals are arrogantly condescending. The last thing liberals want is
Speaker 1: to be thought of as part of the middle class.
Speaker 1: They're above all that. These people are our elitists, and
Speaker 1: and the people that are enjoying life at Walmart, working
Speaker 1: there and shopping there, uh don't need liberals. It's it's
Speaker 1: an affront. It's an offense to liberalism. That's something like this,
Speaker 1: like Walmart could become so big and so successful in
Speaker 1: the middle class because liberals look at themselves as the
Speaker 1: providers for the middle class and it just offends them.
Speaker 1: And so they have this arrogance towards these people. They
Speaker 1: have an arrogance towards most everybody can't do what's right
Speaker 1: in life, can't make the right decision, is not smart enough.
Speaker 1: There is a contempt and an arrogance for these people.
Speaker 1: And when these people have this product in this place,
Speaker 1: and the people work, they're happy, and the people shop
Speaker 1: there enjoy the benefits they get from shopping there, it
Speaker 1: just makes them med say, how come they don't appreciate us?
Speaker 1: And these people become enemies, and so the shop, the
Speaker 1: whole company must be attacked and shut down so that
Speaker 1: liberals will once again control those people's lives and fortunes. Yes,
Speaker 1: and this is tied to the second thing of whenever up.
Speaker 1: When you were talking about women, I gotta tell you Rush,
Speaker 1: my girlfriend, greatest girl in the world. Where I found her.
Speaker 1: She was she was nineteen is, about four or five
Speaker 1: years ago. And her and her family they're all they're
Speaker 1: all liberals, They're all democrats. They all you know that
Speaker 1: the parents were divorced, and her and her brothers and sisters,
Speaker 1: they all they were taught was just you know, wait
Speaker 1: till the check comes in from dad. The money was
Speaker 1: just spent on garbage. They were just you know, wait
Speaker 1: for welfare to come in, wait for the grandparents to
Speaker 1: take care of things. The grandparents will pay for the house.
Speaker 1: Everything was taken care of. And they were never taught
Speaker 1: to think for themselves, and they were never taught to
Speaker 1: go out and work for themselves, to always depend on
Speaker 1: other people. And my girlfriend, I I found her. She's
Speaker 1: working at a comic bookshop, and I love her so much.
Speaker 1: I started in stilling these conservative values, you know, to
Speaker 1: to think for yourself, to keep your compassion, but to
Speaker 1: not depend on others. And I'm telling you, you know,
Speaker 1: we to this day. She's twenty three years old, she
Speaker 1: owns her own house, she has a degree. She's working
Speaker 1: Doubt Town, doing what she likes to do. She wants
Speaker 1: to be an accountant, so she's doing what she wants
Speaker 1: to do Doubt Town in the building next to the
Speaker 1: Sears Tower. She's swilled. She she signed the deal for
Speaker 1: her own house at twenty three years old. She's going
Speaker 1: towards her master's degree, she's going towards her c p A.
Speaker 1: She's already got ideas of of of you know, being
Speaker 1: her own boss in five ten years, having her own
Speaker 1: Let me ask you a question and then a follow
Speaker 1: up is she white? All right? Uh well, not that
Speaker 1: there's no need for a follow up question. I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna tell you that, not personally, but a woman like
Speaker 1: your girlfriend is an enemy to liberals, and to explain
Speaker 1: her success, they can't reward her. They can't say she's
Speaker 1: got ambition, she's willing to work hard, because that's not
Speaker 1: possible in America anymore. Bush is so ruined the economy
Speaker 1: that the only way this could be happening is with
Speaker 1: some sort of favoritism or other people with less advantages,
Speaker 1: fewer advantages are are not being uh treated fairly, and
Speaker 1: she's being uh treated uh in a in a in
Speaker 1: a in a way that that discriminates against others. They
Speaker 1: cannot credit individual success. They simply can't. They want to
Speaker 1: punish it with high taxes. They want to make it
Speaker 1: tough for people who succeed to continue to succeed because
Speaker 1: they resent it, they look down upon it, and they
Speaker 1: will excuse it. And the last thing they will do
Speaker 1: is credit people like your girlfriend for their own success,
Speaker 1: saying there had to It's just like when they lose elections.
Speaker 1: It can't because people aren't voting for him. It has
Speaker 1: to be because people are cheating and monking with the chad's,
Speaker 1: the ballots and the voting machines, same token, your girls,
Speaker 1: go ahead, go ahead, you got ten seconds, though time
Speaker 1: is dwindling here on the network. She worked the serving job,
Speaker 1: you know, back when she was still making money to
Speaker 1: pay for college. And back then, everybody, you know, they
Speaker 1: loved her. They all got along. And as soon as
Speaker 1: he was kind of writing out that they kind of
Speaker 1: turned against her for that reason. Well, you I can
Speaker 1: tell you're you're proud as you can be of her,
Speaker 1: And that's fabulous. I I love hearing calls like this.
Speaker 1: You should continue to be