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Hello everybody, Mark Levin here, our number 877-3813811-877381381, well, we will slowly but steadily work our way through the muck.

We will slowly but surely work our way through.

The issue that has the press's attention more than anything else. Over the weekend and today, the President of the United States has refined his point, which is that Omar,

early at Omar, an anti-Semite and a bigot, should leave the country, if she hates the country so much and come back, after she's helped fix Somalia.

And of course, he mentioned Talib and AOC as well, who are from the United States.

And this has been noted over and over and over and over again by the media. But I want to step back and look at this with you together.

I don't want us to be pushed by the media, pulled by the media, all the static going on. I want us to use our own nuggets and look at this.

There's a hell of a lot of Americans who are sick and tired of these freshmen members of Congress. These three in particular, I'm not familiar with the lady from Massachusetts, but apparently she's one of the four, but I'm familiar with these three.

And the horrendous things they've said about Jews and the horrendous things they've said about our country.

Their ideology is not garden variety, liberalism. They're the burned down the country crowd.

Nobody's talking about their race. They keep talking about their race. The president didn't mention their race. Nancy Pelosi the other week, and I'll get to her later. She didn't mention their race. They keep bringing up their race.

Now, to leave her parents came here from the Middle East, their Palestinian.

So she's the child of two recent immigrants who chose to come to America.

Omar is a refugee from Somalia, who eventually she and her family made their way to America.

And it is worth noting that they do hate the very country they live in.

It's not a matter of debate on policy and so forth, which is how they try to make it.

And so for a lot of Americans, including me, we scratch our heads.

Most of us are children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, immigrants too. They never talked about this country that way.

And everybody wasn't welcome with open arms. The Irish, Italians, the Poles, Jews, Germans and so forth.

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