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Hello, America. Mark Levin, our numbers 877-3813-3811-877-3813-3811. All right.

The country's gone crazy. Or I should say Washington's going crazy. First, I want to make a comment to the media in this country.

You're causing a lot of damage. You already have, and you are now. You did the last four years, the last five years, and you're doing it now. Let me tell you folks something.

When you're sitting in my position, the third biggest host in the country, and you are a passionate defender of the Constitution of the United States,

in all respects. You're not a right-winger. You have never preached violence. You don't preach revolution, but you insist on compliance with the Constitution. You're targeted. You're attacked.

There were serious issues in this election. The same media that spent two, three years on Russia, collusion, and lying all about it. There were serious issues in this election. I never chased down all the fraud issues and so forth.

There were constitutional issues, legitimate concerns about who makes state law when it comes to the electors in a variety of states.

The Democrat Party went into these states and changed the rules and the law. That's not a fabrication. That's not an incitement. That's a fact.

If Republicans ever hope to win the presidency again, they're going to have to fix this. The state legislatures are going to have to stand up and enforce the federal Constitution.

The mere fact that I explain this over and over again apparently makes me a right-winger.

The only reason you're called a right-winger is to give the impression that maybe you're a fascist or worse, a hitlarium.

It's a very irresponsible, immoral thing to keep saying about somebody, not just me but other people.

The goal here is to prevent me from speaking. Not inciting, speaking.

We've had two articles in a row on the Washington Post that have been lies. The last one, like Paul Farhie, is wrong and they have yet to print a correction.

So it is still out there circulating everywhere and the Washington Post refuses to print a correction. I never received a memo from Cumulus because I don't inspire or incite anyone or anything.

If they're nuts out there and coax out there, I can't control that.

But this pattern by the Washington Post, the New York Times and the others, they're playing with fire and what do I mean by that?

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