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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. I'm Mark Levin. Our number is 877-381-3811.

Are we going okay, Mr. Producer?

877-3813-3811. I'm not even going to tell you what's going on here. I assume you can hear me on the air.

Look, I've been chopping at the bit to come on this program to talk to you since the farce that took place in the Senate ended.

And let there be no confusion about this whatsoever.

Despite the senators and the media, and despite other commentators telling you about the Senate, what the Senate did, what the Senate did was unconstitutional.

It was utterly and completely lawless. It has created a horrific precedent as we've discussed now for two weeks.

And yes, Lindsey Graham's right, no doubt a listener to the program, that they can, if they get a majority in the house, bring up what Kamala Harris said and impeach her.

Will the Republicans do that? No, you know they won't do that. Can they? Now, yes.

And they can do it without hearings, without evidence, without anything else. Just a two-hour floor debate, a 50-page document, and then decide when they want to send it to the Senate.

That's a fact. They have destroyed the impeachment clause. They have destroyed separation of powers.

Future Republican presidents. Now that this president has been set, just Republican presidents will find that their hands are tied and that they will be threatened constantly with impeachment, trial, potential removal, and banning from office.

If they can do it to a private citizen now, they can certainly do it over and over again to other private citizens who served in high office.

Because it's a disaster, it's a disgrace. But it took place. Seven Republicans. Seven Republicans voted to convict a private citizen, a private citizen.

Five of them had voted, excuse me, six of them had voted that the process was unconstitutional.

Meanwhile, Burb, North Carolina, whose announced he's not running, so I guess he thinks he can be an idiot. But he was anyway. He votes on conviction, even though he voted earlier, that it was unconstitutional.

That man either needs a lobotomy or had a lobotomy. But it's worse than that.

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