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

Hello, everybody. Mark Lavin here, our number 877-381-381-1877-381-381-381-11.

No guests on this program today. Just too much to discuss.

I don't have any room for any guests, no offense.

Lots to do. We're going to have a lot of fun today, too. We're going to start with Elijah Cummings.

Now, the thing about my time slot is, I don't know what everybody has said before me.

They're on the internet, they're on websites, they're trying to get their thoughts together, trying to be unique and so forth and so on.

I am unique. I don't have to try to be unique, and that's why I'm on it, 6 p.m. Eastern, 3 p.m. Pacific. They clean up it here. No offense, no braggious fact.

So while some of these things surely must have been discussed during the day, they haven't been discussed by me yet.

There we have our friend Elijah Cummings.

20 years ago, almost to the day.

Trashing his own city of Baltimore. Imagine that.

Can Elijah Cummings be erased by attacking his own city, Mr. Bedoucere?

By using the word infested?

Because we all know that infested is a racist word.

Now, before we get to Elijah Cummings in 1999, let's take a listen to our media, our free press that helps hold up our republic and brings a subjective truth each and every day.

Chris Matthews and April Ryan, Don Lemon and Anderson Cooper, Al Sharpton, John Hyaliman, Jake Tapper, Victor Blackwell, Trevor Noah, Mika, and so forth.

Just remember, infested now is a racist word cut to go.

Infested, infested, infested, it's a word. It's vermin. It's a hit Larry in term.

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