Don Imus
American radio personality and television hostWikipedia
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Nov 4, 2026
William CooperHOST
And I'm not saying this off the top of my head.
William CooperHOST
The governor of the state of Arkansas said that on the Don Imus radio broadcast this morning.
William CooperHOST
That's right, folks.
William CooperHOST
He was a guest on Don Imus, and he said that in the state of Arkansas, many people are picked up by buses right after they get out of church on Sunday morning, and they've taken the polls where they cast their vote for president, and those votes are not even supposed to be cast until Tuesday.
William CooperHOST
In the state of Illinois, the Democratic Party has a habit every presidential election of actually raising the dead.
William CooperHOST
And I guarantee you that's happening in Illinois today.
William CooperHOST
He also said that the ballots...
William CooperHOST
the ballots were taken from many of the polling places to prominent Democrat homes for safekeeping.
Scott ZolakSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If you want to spend $250 on a hat, you go see my brother.
Fred ToucherHOST
I believe Imus was from Ohio and then found success in New York City, but then he decided to become a cowboy somewhere along there.
Fred ToucherHOST
Yeah.
Fred ToucherHOST
And wear cowboy hats and have a ranch for kids so he could ride off the
Scott ZolakSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
not, it's irrelevant.
Fred ToucherHOST
See, when I got in trouble for the Tebow thing, it was right after he got in trouble for the nappy-headed hose thing.
Fred ToucherHOST
So the thing that I didn't know was going to happen, because I didn't follow things like this, is that everyone was going to use me as the, well, if you did this to Imus, you have to do this to Fred.
Fred ToucherHOST
because Imus made fun of the Rutgers women's basketball team and Fred made fun of Tebow, so Tebow's the Rutgers women's basketball team of the evangelicals, which is nonsense because I'm a white Christian, so I can make fun of white Christians.
William CooperHOST
I mean, tremendous voter fraud.
William CooperHOST
The governor of the state of Arkansas, the state where Bill Clinton comes from, said... on a morning broadcast with Don Imus that in his state after church on Sunday, buses were picking up minority people at their churches, taking them to the polls where they voted for the president on Sunday.
speaker_8AUDIENCE
That's unbelievable.
William CooperHOST
Which is against the law.
William CooperHOST
How can this guy get on this radio broadcast and talk about his state and his people in that state that way, and he's not doing anything about it?
VirginiaAUDIENCE
It's unbelievable.
William CooperHOST
And, you know, Don Imus asked him, he said, well, why aren't you doing anything about this? And you know what he said? He said, when the major officials of state government are Democrats, when the prosecutors in the counties and the cities are Democrats, when all the judges are Democrats, he says, What can I do about
VirginiaAUDIENCE
it? What can we do about what's going on tonight? Anything?
William CooperHOST
What he said about Arkansas, whoa.
William CooperHOST
Man, wasn't Al Gore listening when this guy was on the Don Imus show telling the truth about voting in his state? If I was Al Gore, you know, I'd be in Arkansas next because that went to George Bush.
William CooperHOST
I'd be demanding another vote count
William CooperHOST
in the state of Arkansas.
Bob ArnotGUEST
And then this young officer comes up and you don't be impolite and look down at their rank here.
Bob ArnotGUEST
And he goes, you look great on Don Imus' show this morning.
Bob ArnotGUEST
I go, what? So Imus had said, Bob, I understand the Marines are getting shellacked out there that, you know, the Republican Guard and they won't be in Baghdad for a year.
Bob ArnotGUEST
I go, what'd you hear that? They go, well, you know, BBC, CNN and whatnot.
Greg PratoGUEST
And he landed in 1982.
Greg PratoGUEST
It was an AM station called WNBC, which had a gentleman named Don Imus on the station.
Greg PratoGUEST
He was a very, very famous popular talk show host at the time.
Greg PratoGUEST
And that was, like I said, at WNBC.
Paul HeymanGUEST
And Howard Stern was the guy in New York.
Paul HeymanGUEST
He had become the guy by being far more outrageous than even Don Imus.
Paul HeymanGUEST
And the other stations in New York could not compete with Howard.
Paul HeymanGUEST
Philly couldn't compete with Howard Stern.
Jacob WeisbergMODERATOR
He is a Pentecostal minister, a civil rights activist, and as you know, a former presidential candidate.
Jacob WeisbergMODERATOR
He also has a radio talk show on which Don Imus recently appeared so unsuccessfully.
Jacob WeisbergMODERATOR
Unlike Christopher Hitchens, he is a man of God.
Jacob WeisbergMODERATOR
He was ordained as a minister at the age of nine.
Ray MundoHOST
I really have no idea.
Ray MundoHOST
Frigging Don Imus? Who's another
LunchboxHOST
host that's free? Got a lot of free time on their hands.
LunchboxHOST
I really am interested because the dynamic they have is so unbelievable.
Zak PaineHOST
Voting in American elections when they are not citizens, registering, casting ballots.
Zak PaineHOST
Don Imus, this is Don Imus, and let's talk about WNBA.
Zak PaineHOST
I never listened to Don Imus, but I know I kind of remember what his voice sounded like.
Zak PaineHOST
Like, Don Imus, didn't he get in trouble for saying something racist or something like that? Okay.
Zak PaineHOST
The accused are located all around the country.
Zak PaineHOST
Nevada, Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York.
Zak PaineHOST
So.
Zak PaineHOST
We don't need to go through all of these people, but it just goes to show you that, again, what the Democrats say never happens actually happens a lot more frequently than they're willing to admit.
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