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He's here. He's here. Now broadcasting from the underground command post. Deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker, somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-distrib building, we've once again made contact with our leader, Mike. Love them.

Hello, America. Mark Levin. Our numbers 877-3813811-877-3813811.

I'm sure a lot of Americans are ignoring this, this SNI event in the United States Senate.

Most Americans, most of you, you're working, are you a family to take care of or God knows what's going on in your lives, but this is not.

And this is a propaganda event now aimed at blaming Donald Trump for the violence that took place. It's that simple, and he's not to blame for any of the violence that took place.

All those who hate Trump, the Democrat Party, the media, the never-trumpers, the rhinos, they're all in this, because it's considered to their advantage.

And they're smearing all of us, and they're attacking all of us. It's not going to work more on that later.

I've got a lot to cover. Three hours is normally not enough, but we do our best here. I was shocked, and yet there it is, in the Associated Depressed, a piece about this group called the Lincoln Project, by Steve Peoples and Brian Slavisko.

And I want you to hear about this. This is the group that runs really the most abusive types of ads that commits characters has nation.

And just just an appalling bunch of a holes quite frankly. How a leading anti-Trump group ignored a crisis in its ranks.

And of course, they're talking about the Lincoln Project.

Last June, the Lincoln Project was on a high, led by several prominent former Republican consultants, well, that's overstating it.

It's slickly produced ads attacking President Trump, made it perhaps the best known of the so-called never-trump organizations.

The group tried to claim a high moral ground in an effort to purge Trump from the GOP, money flowed in by the tens of millions of dollars from donors eager to help.

But within the organization, a crisis was brewing. In June 2020, members of the organization's leadership were informed in writing and in subsequent phone calls.

And at least 10 specific allegations of harassment against co-founder John Weaver, including two involving Lincoln Project employees, according to multiple people with direct knowledge of the situation.

The email on phone calls raised questions about the Lincoln Project statement last month that it was shocked when accusations surfaced publicly this year.

It's also the first known suggestion that Weaver targeted a Lincoln Project staffer.

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