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Now, broadcasting come from the underground command post.

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we've once again made contact with our leader of mine. Love them.

Hello, America. Mark Levin here, our number 877-3813-811-8773.

3-813-3811. So much to do, not enough time.

Not enough time. I've got some tremendous guests. We have a trifecta today, which we almost never have.

Rudy Giuliani in the first hour. Dr. Bill Bennett in the second hour. Congressman Chip Roy in the third hour.

And they all have something very, very important that I want to discuss with them.

But let me get started now. You know, this Boris Johnson, the prime minister of England, must be very, very ill.

Because the president announced that we have some really spectacular therapies that look like they're going to be online relatively soon.

And he has sent representatives of those companies to go over there and see if they can help prime minister Johnson, who's in intensive care.

So he must be in pretty bad shape. That's very, very sad.

And I do not understand this debate over Chloroquen in the least.

And the viciousness with which the president has attacked. First of all, it requires a prescription.

And it's not over the counter. So in order to get the drug, you need a prescription.

So you need to have most cases a doctor prescribed.

Like a doctor prescribes anything else. Now the food and drug administration has allowed doctors to prescribe this for the coronavirus.

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