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What would Rush Limbaugh sound like if he had a brain? His listeners get a hint whenever George Mason economist Walter Williams fills in as a substitute host for Rush.

When: Friday May 9, noon
Where: Indianapolis Convention Center

Walter Williams is a well-known writer, lecturer and debater in the United States and abroad. He is an expert economist with over 150 articles published which have appeared in numerous scholarly journals. Williams is also the author of six books and an occasional substitute host for the “Rush Limbaugh” show. His nationally syndicated weekly column is carried by approximately 140 newspapers. He has frequently given testimony before congressional committees and has served as an economics professor on the faculty of George Mason University for 27 years. Williams holds an M.A. and Ph.D. in economics from UCLA and an undergraduate degree from California State.

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