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Hello, everybody. Mark Levin here our number 877-3813811-877-3813811.

I made an executive decision today at the end of the day. That is, other than my own Sunday show, I got to do a little STV.

It wears me out, plus I can't really say the things I need to say. It's no offense. No offense to anybody. Just need a little break.

We'll see as things go along. But I mean, morning, noon and night, I figure it's too much already. That's just my opinion. Most people can't wait to get on TV.

It's not something I'm dying to do, plus I actually come very, very prepared. It's a little weird on Fox and Friends this morning.

We had the conspiracy nuts out there. I was cut off, and I was cut off because the satellite link was cut. Now, why was it cut?

Because not enough time was what do they do? Least it, Mr. producer or reserve it. Not enough time was reserved. We got a little light start, 5 or 6 or 7 minute light start.

It's supposed to be 10 minutes. So I think it was a quarter a bump. The screen was empty. I said, all right, fine.

So I don't want you to think, Fox cut me off or Fox and Friends cut me off. The emails I made, no, it was just a technical error. That's all it was. That's all it was.

You know, I look at the news today. It's incredible. This Chuck Schumer. He's on the floor of the Senate today. I don't mean face down in a drunken stupor.

He's on the floor of the Senate today. And as you know, many of you, it's very hot out. Of course, that's never happened before in July and August.

But it's very hot out. So Chuck Schumer takes the opportunity to go to the Senate floor and say this, cut 14, go.

Carbon levels in the atmosphere are at the highest point ever in human history. Now, how do we know that? Let's just stop as a matter of logic.

How do we know carbon levels in the atmosphere of the highest point in human history? Remember when there were dinosaurs? I don't mean personal experience.

There were dinosaurs roaming the earth. These massive mammals.

Massive mammals and massive amounts of vegetation, which means there was a ton of carbon that is carbon dioxide from the plants.

And these massive animals that ingested what oxygen? So how do we know that carbon levels in the atmosphere at the highest point ever? Oh, in human history says.

How do we know that? Seriously, how do we know what took place five, six, seven thousand years ago? There weren't any records of it.

So they pretend to support science. They don't support science. They're liars. So it's very hot out and he knows his base is stupid as hell.

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