Despite the apology, which Fluke said she did not think "changes anything," customers and listeners have taken to social media to inundate advertisers, stations and sponsors of Limbaugh's show with calls to boycott Limbaugh. Limbaugh told his listeners today that "everything's cool," noting that many of the advertisers that have yanked their support are local and thus have little if any impact on the show's revenues. They're just saying they don't want their spots to appear in my show.
We don't get any revenue from 'em anyway. The whole effort is to dispirit you. The conservative commentator estimated that as many as 18, companies could be advertising on any one of the or so stations that broadcast his three-hour radio program. For you. World globe An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options. Get the Insider App. Click here to learn more. A leading-edge research firm focused on digital transformation.
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Log out. On Friday, still defiant even after Democrats beat back Republican challenges to the new health care requirement, Limbaugh scoffed at the Democrats' talk of a conservative "war on women.
Obama, aware of the political advantages of branding all conservatives as supporters of Limbaugh's views, telephoned Fluke from the Oval Office on Friday to offer his support. Yet even on Monday, Limbaugh didn't back away from his criticism of Fluke's appearance on Capitol Hill. He questioned why she was invited testify. Skip Navigation. Yet, he appeared defiant and suggested he'd have little trouble finding new sponsors.
The tumult began last week when Limbaugh discounted Fluke's appearance on Capitol Hill. A day later, Limbaugh apologized to Fluke. Javier E. Read More.
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