Check out how William Shatner questions the head of the GOP about what he thinks about you and health care.
Shatner: If you have money, you're going to get health care. If you don't have money, it's more difficult.
Limbaugh: If you have money you're going to get a house on the beach. If you don't have money you're going to live in a bungalow somewhere -- that's -- that's...
Shatner: Right, but we're talking about health care.
Limbaugh: What's the difference?
Shatner: The difference is we're talking about health care.
Limbaugh: No...
Shatner: Not a house or a bungalow.
Limbaugh: You're assuming that there's some morally superior aspect to health care than there is to a house or a bungalow.
Shatner: No, not moral at all. I want to keep the subject for the moment on health care.
In RushBo's world, houses on the beach are old school, man. Why don't you have one already? If you got no cash -- too bad. Rush makes Alan Grayson's point for him. Don't get sick. You've got to be a rich conservative to make it in America. Or so Limbaugh says.
REPORTS of Captain Kirk beaming back up onto "Star Trek" again are getting stronger.
A trailer for the new season of UPN's "Enterprise" showing William Shatner reprising his famous role as the maverick starship captain was shown to a select few at the CBS Television City Research Center in Las Vegas last week, according to sources.
In several interviews, the producers have made no secret of their zeal to land Shatner for next season. Shatner himself is said to have come up with a Kirk storyline and approached Berman and Braga with it.
