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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, 87, 7, 381, 3811, 87, 7, 381, 3811. Well, I watched most of the spectacle in the Senate.

The House managers had this fancy video that went on for 10, 15, 20 minutes.

It was a propaganda film. It left out critical pieces of information, but they treated the Senate the way they treat their constituents.

They're hoping the Senate will be moved by emotions, not facts, and at least six Republicans were moved by emotions and not facts.

Five of whom you already knew about. Collins, Mckowski, Romney, Sass and Tumi.

But then Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, he threw in, and I hope that people Louisiana are paying attention because he needs to be primaryed.

Asked why he joined the Democrats and voted that the proceeding was constitutional. He said, and I quote, Trump's team was disorganized.

They did not talk about the issue at hand. As an impartial juror, I'm going to vote for the side that did the good job.

First of all, does he not speak literate English? Secondly, you're not voting for the side that did the good job or did not do the good job in your mind.

You're voting on whether or not you think this procedure is constitutional.

You take into consideration what you heard today, but you're supposed to make a determination on whether you think the process is constitutional.

Not whether you think one side did a good job and one side did not do a good job.

And here we have the Senate by 56 to 44. See, the Democrats never break ranks. 56 to 44. The Senate voted that it has the power to do something it doesn't have the power to do.

Isn't that amazing?

That would be like a jury voting that it has the power to do something the jury doesn't have the power to do.

Quite perverse, I would say. Very perverse.

Now, this video that they played, which went on and on and on, showing violence, foul language, they could have been produced by Hollywood on the attack of the Capitol.

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