The plane Limbaugh flew on from the Dominican Republic was leased to Premiere Radio Networks of Sherman Oaks, California.

July 11, 2006 -- There are indications from WMR sources that the Gulfstream IV-SP that landed at Palm Beach International Airport carrying Rush Limbaugh (and his 29 Viagra tablets listed with an estimated value of $1 (U.S.)) and two producers for the Fox Network's "24," a program that hypes the importance of neo-conservative counter-terrorism methods, was used in the past as a CIA prisoner rendition aircraft. A U.S. Customs and Border Protection Arrival Report released to the web site "TheSmokingGun.com" conveniently has the tail number of the Gulfstream IV obscured along with the the departure point in the Dominican Republic. The only information about the flight and plane that can be ascertained is that it landed at Palm Beach International at 1804 on June 26. Palm Beach airport officials could not provide the tail number of the plane to WMR and, instead, referred us to the Federal Aviation Administration in Oklahoma City. After a spokesman for Palm Beach airport was given the date and arrival time of the plane in order to obtain the tail number, he stated, "I can give you the arrival time if you can give me the tail number."

A Gulfstream IV (tail number N227SV, formerly N85VM), registered to Assembly Point Aviation of Glens Falls, New York and previously used by the Boston Red Sox, stopped frequently at Palm Beach International during CIA rendition flights between Asia, Europe, and Guantanamo Bay. The dates the Gulfstream IV was at Palm Beach included 1 Nov. 02, 7 Dec. 02, 10 Apr. 03, 13 Apr 03, 22 Mar. 04, 26 Mar. 04, and most recently on 1 Jan. 06. The CIA has frequently changed the tail numbers of its rendition aircraft to mask their flight histories and routes.

The plane Limbaugh flew on from the Dominican Republic was leased to Premiere Radio Networks of Sherman Oaks, California.

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