The veteran radio broadcaster, considered the top conservative broadcaster in the US, has revealed his predicament • "It feels like I disappoint everyone"

Broadcaster and conservative radio veteran and veteran chief Limbo revealed last night during his radio show that he was diagnosed with "advanced lung cancer". This statement came quite surprisingly along with his announcement that he would have to lose some of his program's broadcast days in order to undergo the treatments.

"This day was one of the hardest days of my recent memories, for me, because I knew this moment was coming," said Limbo, adding, "I'm sure you know by now that I really don't like to talk about myself and I don't like to invent things ... one thing I know, that happened during more than 31 years of this program, was an amazing connection between you and me. "

The 69-year-old Limbo chief confirmed during the program that the diagnosis regarding his condition was received on January 20 this year, after suffering from shortness of breath. The senior broadcaster continued the program and told of the difficulties he experienced following the discovery. "I have to tell you something I wish I didn't have to tell you about," Limbaugh said in his program last night, emphasizing that "it's a struggle for me, as I had to inform my team earlier today. I can't help but feel disappointed with the gospel. The result is that I was diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. "

Limbo Chief and President Donald Trump // Photo: AFP

As mentioned, the program of the conservative and successful broadcaster, Chief Limbo, has been successful in attracting many in the United States and beyond. The show that first aired more than 31 years ago attracts about 21 million listeners each week. Limbo, who is a self-proclaimed conservative, has won the support of US President Donald Trump and other Republican politicians.