Rush Limbaugh was a prominent American radio talk show host and political commentator, known for his conservative views. He gained national fame with his show, "The Rush Limbaugh Show," which began in 1988 and became one of the most listened-to programs in the United States. Limbaugh's style was characterized by his provocative commentary and humor, which attracted a large audience. Throughout his career, Limbaugh was influential in shaping conservative media and politics, often supporting the Republican Party and its candidates. He authored several books and received numerous awards for his work in broadcasting. Limbaugh passed away in February 2021, leaving a significant legacy in American media.