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Hello America, Mark Levin here our number 877-3813811-87738138111.

While Iran is about to break out with nuclear weapons while the Ukrainians are beginning to lose the war and territory to the invading Russians.

While communist China has 2 million Muslims in concentration camps and is preparing for with Taiwan, while our border is wide open with a massive number of people prepared to come over.

Inflation is through the roof, gas prices are through the roof, food shortages and worse coming, crime through the roof.

There will be prime time hearings on none of that, none of it.

Not the threat of a depression, not the threat of nuclear war, not the threat of another million people coming into the United States, so legally no, no, no, no, no.

Not a hearing on murder through our city's day in and day out, particularly on weekend nights.

Now the Democrat Party with two never trumpers are going to hold a hearing on what they say is the greatest threat ever to American democracy.

They're not the greatest threat of course, and I want to discuss that with you in a moment that's some length.

But before I do the President of the United States, the putative President of the United States Joe Biden has failed to even issue a statement on the 78th anniversary of D Day, but at least he's consistent.

He failed to issue a statement on the 77th anniversary of D Day.

Now if this had been the day about climate change, then the Green New Deal, or if it had been a day about the LGBT community, quite frankly, if there had been a day about horrific event in American history, he'd be issuing more than one statement.

But D Day nothing silenced, not a word.

Trump recognized D Day, even Obama recognized D Day.

Bush recognized D Day, Clinton recognized D Day.

What is it about D Day that this administration is ashamed of?

And so I take you back to June 6, 1984, the 40th anniversary of D Day, with Ronald Reagan who went to Normandy, France, went to Normandy, France, to recognize those men who died, so we would live free.

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