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Hello, America Mark Levin here our number 877-3813-811-8773-813-811.

In December or so, you may recall in 2020, a bill was passed by the Republicans for about half a trillion dollars to deal with COVID.

Remember that Mr. Producer?

The Democrats came into office immediately pushed a $1.9 trillion bill, tried to follow up with a $5-6 trillion bill.

That was stopped by two votes.

But let's we forget in August of 2021, 11 short months ago, there was a bipartisan infrastructure bill that was passed for $1.2 trillion.

69-30 was the vote.

69-30, every Democrat voted for it and 19 Republican senators. You want to know who they were? Because these senators have contributed to inflation today.

Their bipartisanship has contributed to what's taking place today. Roy Blonda-Mazuri, Richard Burr, North Carolina, the Elcacity of Louisiana, Shelley Moore-Cupeito of West Virginia.

Susan Collins of Maine, Kevin Kramer of North Dakota, Mike Crepe of Idaho, Deb Fisher of Nebraska, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Chuck Rassley of Iowa, John Hove and of North Dakota.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Rob Portman of Ohio, Jim Rish of Idaho, Mitt Romney of Utah, Dan Sullivan of Alaska, Tom Tillis of North Carolina, Roger Wicker of Mississippi, these 19 Republicans.

Even after the $1.9 trillion spending splurge contributed another $1.2 trillion.

$1.9 and $1.2 trillion, $3.1 trillion on top of the half a trillion just months before $3.16 trillion in less than one year on top of a nearly $5 trillion federal budget.

That's why we have inflation. That's why we have inflation. And these 19 Republicans contribute to it.

It's about that time the media in this country, when they bring them on and they're attacking the Democrats, point out who these 19 Rhino cowards are playing to the media.

And by the way, you're going to need a lot more than $1.2 trillion to do the work that was costing $1.2 trillion today.

But of course, the main culprits, not to lose sight, obviously, are the Democrats and Biden. No question about it.

They are the main culprits. And this is a big deal. It's a really big deal. Even more than the inflation rate you saw, the consumer price index.

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