Cenk Uygur
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Rush Limbaugh's Most Loathsome Moments - Is He Finished?!
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July 30, 2013
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"Politico reports that Cumulus Media plans on dropping Rush Limbaugh's show at the end of the year.
Cumulus has reportedly decided not to renew Sean Hannity's contract either.
Cumulus carries Limbaugh and Hannity's shows on more than 40 of its stations, including Limbaugh's longtime flagship WABC in New York as well as stations in big markets like Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Dallas."*
Advertisers are quick to deny any link to Rush Limbaugh's radio program, and it's very difficult for him to actually prove his alleged audience numbers. That said, Cumulus Media is said to be dropping Rush (and Sean Hannity) sooner than he might think. Where could Rush be going, and what reprehensible behavior got him there? Cenk Uygur breaks it down with a video mash-up of some of Limbaugh's "best" moments.
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