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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsNice clip of Limbaugh getting a beatdown from an unsympathetic TV audience
He was guest hosting Pat Sajak's show in 1990.
Never seen this before - just stumbled on it. I especially like the part at 4:30 where he retreats to the stage and starts whining about the audience's attitude. Then the whole thing devolves into chaos around 6:20. The room is cleared around 8:25 because Limbaugh can't regain control of the show.
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Nice clip of Limbaugh getting a beatdown from an unsympathetic TV audience (Original Post)
reflection
Oct 2014
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daleanime
(17,796 posts)1. K&R....
chervilant
(8,267 posts)2. I find Limbaugh offensive
on many levels. Here, he slides heavily into pathetic impotence--likely the reason he prefers radio, where he can spew his vitriol relatively unimpeded.
reflection
(6,286 posts)4. Yes, he had no mute button at the time.
Sucks for him when someone else can speak without being squelched.
bullwinkle428
(20,626 posts)3. I watched it happen live, and it was AWESOME. You can literally see
the look in his eyes when he realized he could never ever perform in front of an audience that he did not have complete control over (i.e., an army of his infamous 'ditto-heads" .
MisterP
(23,730 posts)5. like Ceausescu, I'd say