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Somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-distrib building, we once again make contact with our leader, Mike Lovett.

I'm going to be cutting in the great American in for the great one, Mark Levin.

Telephone number is always as 877-3813811-877-3813811.

The great one is off on sabbatical, somewhere near a mountain top listening to a mystic.

His book, of course, Out, Life, Liberty, and Levin, is the show itself, Fox News 10PM on Sunday, Mark Penn.

Former Hillary Clinton advisor, but Mark Penn is more lucid moments now than he used to have.

And then also the book, Unfreedom, The Press.

And as number one in the York Times best seller, number one in USA today, it's an incredible read.

I'm Mark sent me an autograph copy about three weeks ago, and I spent about two nights reading it, and it's fabulous.

And it lays out an I amic pentameter, according to your good friend and mine, Curtis Sleewa, as to what the mainstream media has done to this country.

What it continues to do to this country, and we'll keep doing to this country until they're stopped.

I say because they will not stop the mainstream media must be stopped.

By that I mean, don't read the newspapers, don't watch the television shows, don't listen any talk radio hosts who might be liberal, or most of them are out of business because no one's listening to them.

And so if they don't stop, they must be stopped.

Unfreedom, The Press lies it out as clearly as anyone could ever is what the media has done in this country.

And here's the amazing part is a great American that's happening.

There is one business in America, only one protected by the United States Constitution.

The founding fathers, yes, there were no mothers, the founding fathers who put this whole thing together back in beginning in 1776 with a declaration in 1787, then the first president of court Georgie in 1788 knew that there had to be one business protected by the United States Constitution.

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