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Rush Limbaugh Invites Trump To Host His Radio Show Following New York Times Report

William Davis Contributor
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Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh invited President Donald Trump to host his radio show, saying the president was the only person who could fill his shoes.

Limbaugh’s comments came Wednesday after a New York Times report suggested that Trump passed on an idea to host a call-in radio show because he didn’t want to compete with Limbaugh for airtime. (RELATED: Has The Government Mislead The Public With Its Coronavirus Response?)

“I think there’d be nobody better to fill my shoes than Donald Trump. I’ve often said nobody could, but if anybody could, it would be him,” Limbaugh said during his radio show Wednesday.

Radio personality Rush Limbaugh pumps thumb after being awarded the Medal of Freedom (Photo by MANDEL NGAN/AFP via Getty Images)

Limbaugh added that the president is welcome to host his show “anytime” he wants.

“I won’t even be… If he wants to host it himself, he can do it. If he wants to do it for two hours — that’s what he said,” Limbaugh said. “If he wants to talk to you for two hours, he’s welcome to come here and do it anytime. At the same time, we could combine it with an audition. We could look at it as an audition as well.”

Trump and Limbaugh are known to have a close relationship, and the president awarded the iconic conservative radio host the Presidential Medal of Freedom during his State of The Union Address earlier this year.