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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 number is 877-3813-811-877-3813-3811. Where are Joe Biden and Kamala Harris today? Where are they?

We have a disaster on the southern border. A disaster for children on the southern border. A disaster for our country on the southern border.

And it's only getting worse. And it's not just the southern border with Texas, Arizona, California. People are coming in from all over the world now.

It looks like Kamala Harris in the end didn't want the responsibility to be in charge of such a daunting task. It looks like the policies that they revoked.

And the policies they replaced the Trump policies with have been an absolute disaster. And Joe Biden and Kamala Harris don't seem all that concerned about it. They don't seem all that worked up about it. The spokes idiot, Pasaki, she doesn't either.

And I'll return to that a little bit later. But I'm going to ask a question. And I asked this question, not because I know to my own opinions of what happened to George Floyd.

Because I thought what happened to George Floyd was outrageous. But I'm going to ask a different question.

Is it really possible for Derek Chalvin to have a fair trial? I don't want calls on this. I'm not interested in that.

But I do want to raise the question because it's been. It's been kind of swirling around and nobody really wants to address this. People are too afraid to talk about it.

Is it possible for this officer to get due process?

The case remains in Minneapolis. Even though jurors have said the ones that have been chosen that yes, they can be objective. Can they be objective?

Is there another case and the resulting consequences of what took place any bigger than this? Maybe the OJ case?

But that didn't result in what took place all through the summer, the riots and so forth.

Can a jury actually do its job knowing that if decides in a way that in the end finds Derek Chalvin, the police officer, ex-police officer, not guilty or guilty of some lesser offense?

Can the jury actually function as a real jury? I look at the defense lawyer in this case.

What it must be to be him, what it must be like. It's got to be enormously difficult. You know he's not getting fan mail.

And don't get me wrong, I want justice done in this case. But we do have a justice system.

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