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Hour 3: Limbaugh: Obama released torture memos to “tear up” Bush's national security record

04/21/09 3:42 PM EDT
Hour 2: Limbaugh: “Everything in the Constitution was designed to protect against a president like Obama”

04/21/09 2:39 PM EDT
Limbaugh: "[A]ppeasers" have “water[ed] down” definition of torture like “NOW gang” did with definition of domestic violence

04/21/09 2:31 PM EDT
Contradicting Bush Justice Dept., Angle equated waterboarding of terrorists, trainees

04/21/09 8:24 AM EDT
Limbaugh falsely claimed that “left-wing blogger” was NYT's source on waterboarding use

04/20/09 3:52 PM EDT
Limbaugh: "[I]f somebody can be water-tortured six times a day, then it isn't torture"

04/20/09 1:09 PM EDT
Hour 1: Limbaugh: "[I]f somebody can be water-tortured six times a day, then it isn't torture"

04/20/09 12:05 PM EDT
Hume ignored evidence that torture by U.S. is “recruiting tool” for terrorists

04/20/09 8:46 AM EDT
Kilmeade “feel[s] better” knowing that Khalid Shaikh Mohammed was “waterboarded 183 times”

04/20/09 7:06 AM EDT
Contradicting other reporting, Bennett claimed intel chief opposed torture memos release

04/19/09 6:06 PM EDT
Rove equates sleep deprivation under torture memos to Gore and Dole's voluntary sleep deprivation

04/17/09 8:30 PM EDT
Limbaugh on Obama's reasons for releasing interrogation memos: “This country is guilty as it exists and as it was founded, and our guilt was confirmed in the way we conducted the war on terror so we've got to spank ourselves”

04/17/09 4:40 PM EDT
MacCallum on torture memos: “One of the good things about this is... it describes the efforts that are made to make sure that no one is injured in this process”

04/17/09 4:05 PM EDT
Hour 3: Limbaugh on Obama's reasoning for releasing torture memos: "[W]e've got to spank ourselves"

04/17/09 3:25 PM EDT
Limbaugh on response to interrogation memos: “I just slapped myself. I'm torturing myself right now. That's torture according to these people.”

04/17/09 2:08 PM EDT
Hour 2: After slapping himself, Limbaugh says, “That's torture”

04/17/09 2:01 PM EDT
Limbaugh on interrogation memos: “If you look at what we are calling torture, you have to laugh”

04/17/09 1:19 PM EDT
Hour 1: Limbaugh: "[I]f you look at what we are calling torture, you have to laugh"

04/17/09 1:18 PM EDT

Hour 3: Limbaugh: Obama released torture memos to “tear up” Bush's national security record

Hour 2: Limbaugh: “Everything in the Constitution was designed to protect against a president like Obama”

Limbaugh: "[A]ppeasers" have “water[ed] down” definition of torture like “NOW gang” did with definition of domestic violence

Contradicting Bush Justice Dept., Angle equated waterboarding of terrorists, trainees

Limbaugh falsely claimed that “left-wing blogger” was NYT's source on waterboarding use

Limbaugh: "[I]f somebody can be water-tortured six times a day, then it isn't torture"

Hour 1: Limbaugh: "[I]f somebody can be water-tortured six times a day, then it isn't torture"

Hume ignored evidence that torture by U.S. is “recruiting tool” for terrorists

Kilmeade “feel[s] better” knowing that Khalid Shaikh Mohammed was “waterboarded 183 times”

Contradicting other reporting, Bennett claimed intel chief opposed torture memos release

Rove equates sleep deprivation under torture memos to Gore and Dole's voluntary sleep deprivation

Limbaugh on Obama's reasons for releasing interrogation memos: “This country is guilty as it exists and as it was founded, and our guilt was confirmed in the way we conducted the war on terror so we've got to spank ourselves”

MacCallum on torture memos: “One of the good things about this is... it describes the efforts that are made to make sure that no one is injured in this process”

Hour 3: Limbaugh on Obama's reasoning for releasing torture memos: "[W]e've got to spank ourselves"

Limbaugh on response to interrogation memos: “I just slapped myself. I'm torturing myself right now. That's torture according to these people.”

Hour 2: After slapping himself, Limbaugh says, “That's torture”

Limbaugh on interrogation memos: “If you look at what we are calling torture, you have to laugh”

Hour 1: Limbaugh: "[I]f you look at what we are calling torture, you have to laugh"

Charlie Kirk: “For any Republican senator out there, if you vote against Bobby Kennedy, there will be primaries”

Benny Johnson: “Senators must confirm RFK or face the absolute whirlwind of some very, very powerful forces of MAHA and MAGA that will absolutely torch them”

Trump is signaling he wants to shutter or gut FEMA — another Project 2025 scheme

Right-wing media figures defend Trump policy allowing ICE arrests at schools, churches, and hospitals

Right-wing media are celebrating Trump’s ban on trans service members in the military