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 How        are you feeling, Sarah? Are you geared up for 'The Event'? Are you ready        to drive all those people into a freedom frenzy? |      
 Ready,        willing and able, Glenn! I can't wait to get out there. Hey, I did        have something I wanted to ask you about... That guy over at Reverend        Robertson's house I didn't recognize, who was he? |      
 Oh,        that was just Lloyd Blankfein from Goldman Sachs. He's one of our        Corporate, uh... one of our corporate sponsors. |      
 Goldman?        I guess you do sell a lot of gold on your show. But he sure didn't seem        like a very friendly guy to me. |      
 Well,        you know, some people are just all business. Come on, Sarah, let's take a        peek at the crowd before we hit the stage. |      
 Oh        my gosh, Glenn. Look at all the people here to see me. What do you think,        is this like five million? |      
 Probably        not, Sarah, but that doesn't mean we can't say there were five million. I        mean, who's going to be counting? |      
 The        National Park Service. But I wouldn't take the word of a bunch of        government workers. It looks like five million to me. I can't believe        all these people showing up to see me. |      
 Actually,        Sarah, I believe that some of them are here to see me. |      
 Whoa,        check out the ego on you. |      
 Guys,        guys... Oh boy, am I glad I caught up with you two before you hit the        stage. I've got an urgent request from Mister Gingrich and Mister        Blankfein that may come as a bit of a surprise. They're urging you in the       very strongest terms not to say anything that might be seen as        partisan or divisive. Don't mention the Obama administration, liberals, or       any of our core issues whatsoever. |      
 Fat        chance of that, Chairman Steele. I've got forty minutes of blistering        rhetoric and five million patriots who are starvin' for some red meat. |      
 And        I planned on an hour of glib praise of the audience, highly seasoned with        over the top conspiratorial rhetoric. |      
 Oh,        Glenn, you've got to cut that back. You can't run longer than I do. |      
 Look,        let me explain. This is from the highest level. |      
 Newt? |      
 Yes,        Newt. You know he's never going to be president, but he's still the best        strategist we've got. Now here it is in a nutshell. The TEA party is the        driving force for victory heading into November, but if we don't        turn down the volume, they're going to scare a lot of Democrats into        voting. |      
 Well        gee, I would think that would be great, because voting is a civic        responsibility and... |      
 Against        us, numbskull. Now, look. Everybody's going to be watching this event,        waiting for the worst. Crazy words and actions. Defilement of Dr. King.        Maybe even rioting in the streets. So you want to give them just the        opposite. Bore the crowd, put them to sleep. They'll know what's going        on, they'll just be a little disappointed, that's all. By putting them to        sleep, you'll be putting the media to sleep and putting the disillusioned        Democrat voters right back into Dreamland. Understand? |      
 I        guess I do, but I was so looking forward to rousing the rabble... What's        that sound, the bell that keeps on a'-ringing? |      
 There's        your cue, Glenn. Now get out there on that stage and bore, baby, bore! |      
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 Maureen!        Would you get me another cup of coffee? And come on out here, you've got        to see this. |      
 What        is it, Mister Robertson? |      
 It's        Glenn Beck, and unless I'm mistaken, it appears that he's preaching the        Gospel. |      
 That        should make you very happy, Mister Robertson. |      
 Well,        it doesn't. Did you know that Beck is a member of the Church of Jesus        Christ of the Latter-day Saints? |      
 He's        a Mormon? And he seemed to be such a nice young man. |      
        I        guess that shows just how much you know, little Missy... Ah, sorry        Maureen, I'm just all jumbled up inside. A member of the LDS, perverting        the Gospel in front of five million people? I've never had an audience        like that in my life. And, and, you know, he thinks he's a good man, and        when he dies, the Lord will reward him with his own planet, which he can        populate with the children of his many wives... |      
 Calm        down, Mister Robinson, you're going to make yourself ill and die. Would        you like for me to make you a little breakfast? |      
 I        suppose I could choke down a couple of my Age Defying Protein Pancakes...        I tell you, Maureen, I've been bamboozled ever since Newt and his friends        came for breakfast last week... What was that all about? Oh my... A Mormon        preaching the Gospel? Granted, it's not as bad as a Muslim, but still...        Maybe a few of those Jimmy Dean L'il Links as well... |      
         Meanwhile, at the Amos Corporativos Cantina...  |      
 And        here he is now. Good afternoon, Carl-Henrich, so good to see you. I        don't believe you've had the pleasure of meeting Ms Whitman before. Meg,        this is Carl-Henric Svanberg, Chairman of BP. |      
 Pleased        to meet you, Mister Svanberg. I'd just like to tell you that I was        appalled by the way the Obama administration has treated your corporation. |      
 It        was nothing at all, Ms Whitman, although I'm sure that with people like        you in power, the ride will be considerably less bumpy. And please, just        call me Carl-Henric. Now pardon me while I talk shop for just a moment.        Lloyd, I understand that you were unable to brief our little sleeper cell        last week on the initial stage of our plan. What happened? |      
 Well,        it seems as though we were interrupted by an enormous mouth... |      
 Which        unfortunately was attached to everybody's favorite little Eskimo Empress.        You can see the problem... I was so amused when that little simpleton        actually wanted to endorse me. |      
 Yes,        I was amused by that myself... I suppose dummying up was the right        decision, even though we'd be revealing only the slightest shadow of our        plan. |      
 With        Palin's verbal diarrhea, it's better to be safe than sorry. But not to        worry. Newt is fully vested, and Boehner knows enough to guarantee his        cooperation. Steele knows more than I'd prefer, but he's been scared        straight, if you know what I mean. As a matter of fact, I had him        intercept Beck and Palin before their little Woodstock, and the results        would indicate that he performed splendidly. That just leaves the        preacher, and he's basically harmless. |      
 Unless        you're a Muslim or a Mormon, that is. Anyway, everything appears to be        moving along smoothly. Another round of martoonis, barkeep. |      
 Martoonis?        What's a martooni, Rupert? |      
 Oh,        you know, that's what Dean Martin used to call martinis when he would get        drunk. Dean Martin? I guess you probably don't know him because        you're not American. |      
 Well,        neither are you, Rupert. But what the hell, we're all multinational now. |      
 Indeed        we are, and may our reach grow ever longer. And I do believe we've got the        American elections in the bag, as long as we can keep the masses        distracted by ephemera. |      
 You        know, Obama is going to try to change the national focus to war this week.        Odd, isn't it, the way he seems so happy to feast on failure. |      
 Nothing        odd about it, Carl-Henric. When the people turn against their leader,        there isn't any better topic that he can point them to. It's just        unfortunate for Obama that we're not going to help that focus. |      
 Really?        You're one of a kind, Rupert. You're telling me that FOX isn't even going        to cover his address on Afghanistan? |      
 Oh,        we'll cover it, Lloyd, on the night of the speech, but you know what we're        going to have to say about it? Not a goddamn thing, unless there's a gaff,        or something we can personalize. For example, I'm quite interested in this        Apostasy angle that's been emerging lately. |      
 Mmm...        I know that's an attractive option, but isn't it kind of a leap? I mean I        know you've convinced a substantial number of people that Obama is a        Muslim, but if you want to convince them that he's an Apostate, doesn't        that mean you'll have to educate them about some of the tenants of Islam? |      
 Just        a few, Meg, and Beck can take care of that. He's mighty good with a        chalkboard, and waging war on your own people isn't that much of a sell.        And if that doesn't seem viable, we'll focus on something else. |      
 OOOOO,        I've got it! The president's penis! I've never seen the president's        penis. How do we even  know that Obama is a man? |      
 Jeez,        I love you guys. This is going to be the best country ever... You know, if        Obama isn't really a man, it's not much of a leap to say that he's... |      
 A        lesbian! Yeah, yeah, you could sell that! Just look at how much the girl        loves basketball! |      
 Would        you be willing to say that in public, Meg? |      
 Fuckin'        A, if it'll help me to win in California. Over a hundred million bucks        and I'm still running even with fucking Jerry Brown? Yeah, I'll ask the        president to show his dick.  |      
 If        he has one, heh heh... Well, it's imperative that we take California, Meg,        so I might just have to take you up on your offer... Not to lower the        political discourse or anything like that, but... |      
 Everybody        clam up. George Soros just took a seat at the bar... Who is that with        him? |      
 That's        Rahm Emanuel. He just looks a lot different in person.Oh, shit.        They're headed over here. |      
 Well,        well, well, this is a fine looking little group. Look, Rahm, they've got        chicken wings. |      
 I'll        take one of those wings, thank you. |      
 Hey,        if you guys don't mind, we're trying to have a private conversation over        here. |      
 Really?        In that case, you wouldn't want these wings to get in the way of your        chit-chat. I'll just hustle them on back with me. |      
 Toodle-oo,        we'll be seeing you. |      
 Ugh.        Those two really give me the creeps. Especially Soros. |      
 I        can see why. A billionaire who's a liberal - disgusting. They        really think they're big shots, don't they? I wish we had a place like        this where we could go and talk in private. This is... |      
 Look,        Rachel, it's the worst people in the world. |      
 A        few of them, anyway. Hey, lets sit over there where we can eavesdrop on        them. |      
 That        does it. I'm going to buy this place and turn it into a private club.        That way we can control the membership and scheme all we want without        worrying about the riffraff. |      
   Excellent        idea. What should we call it? |      
 Ooo,        ooo, I know. How about the Super Colossal Exclusive Corporate        Overlords Club?  |      
 I        was thinking about something a little more subtle and innocuous like...        The Breakfast Club. |      
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*** Note: For some reason, 'The Breakfast Club' knocks everything else off of the front page. Anyone know why?
FGAQ continues here.

How        are you feeling, Sarah? Are you geared up for 'The Event'? Are you ready        to drive all those people into a freedom frenzy?
Ready,        willing and able, Glenn! I can't wait to get out there. Hey, I did        have something I wanted to ask you about... That guy over at Reverend        Robertson's house I didn't recognize, who was he?
Oh        my gosh, Glenn. Look at all the people here to see me. What do you think,        is this like five million?
Probably        not, Sarah, but that doesn't mean we can't say there were five million. I        mean, who's going to be counting?
The        National Park Service. But I wouldn't take the word of a bunch of        government workers. It looks like five million to me. I can't believe        all these people showing up to see me.
Whoa,        check out the ego on you.
Guys,        guys... Oh boy, am I glad I caught up with you two before you hit the        stage. I've got an urgent request from Mister Gingrich and Mister        Blankfein that may come as a bit of a surprise. They're urging you in the       very strongest terms not to say anything that might be seen as        partisan or divisive. Don't mention the Obama administration, liberals, or       any of our core issues whatsoever.
Look,        let me explain. This is from the highest level.
Maureen!        Would you get me another cup of coffee? And come on out here, you've got        to see this.
What        is it, Mister Robertson?
I        suppose I could choke down a couple of my Age Defying Protein Pancakes...        I tell you, Maureen, I've been bamboozled ever since Newt and his friends        came for breakfast last week... What was that all about? Oh my... A Mormon        preaching the Gospel? Granted, it's not as bad as a Muslim, but still...        Maybe a few of those Jimmy Dean L'il Links as well...
And        here he is now. Good afternoon, Carl-Henrich, so good to see you. I        don't believe you've had the pleasure of meeting Ms Whitman before. Meg,        this is Carl-Henric Svanberg, Chairman of BP.
Pleased        to meet you, Mister Svanberg. I'd just like to tell you that I was        appalled by the way the Obama administration has treated your corporation.
It        was nothing at all, Ms Whitman, although I'm sure that with people like        you in power, the ride will be considerably less bumpy. And please, just        call me Carl-Henric. Now pardon me while I talk shop for just a moment.        Lloyd, I understand that you were unable to brief our little sleeper cell        last week on the initial stage of our plan. What happened?
Well,        it seems as though we were interrupted by an enormous mouth...
Which        unfortunately was attached to everybody's favorite little Eskimo Empress.        You can see the problem... I was so amused when that little simpleton        actually wanted to endorse me.
Unless        you're a Muslim or a Mormon, that is. Anyway, everything appears to be        moving along smoothly. Another round of martoonis, barkeep.
Oh,        you know, that's what Dean Martin used to call martinis when he would get        drunk. Dean Martin? I guess you probably don't know him because        you're not American.
Well,        well, well, this is a fine looking little group. Look, Rahm, they've got        chicken wings.
I'll        take one of those wings, thank you.
I        can see why. A billionaire who's a liberal - disgusting. They        really think they're big shots, don't they? I wish we had a place like        this where we could go and talk in private. This is...
Look,        Rachel, it's the worst people in the world.
A        few of them, anyway. Hey, lets sit over there where we can eavesdrop on        them.
That        does it. I'm going to buy this place and turn it into a private club.        That way we can control the membership and scheme all we want without        worrying about the riffraff.
I        was thinking about something a little more subtle and innocuous like...        The Breakfast Club.

Fuckin' A...
ReplyDeletee-Meg would probably bark somethin' like that. AS she once said of e-bay, her own company--"even a monkey could drive this train." Or was that the CA Gov race...
Another Breakfast club klassic!
"For some reason, 'The Breakfast Club' knocks everything else off of the front page. Anyone know why?"
ReplyDeleteThe Lord works in mysterious ways!