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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 America, I'm Mark Lavin, our number 877-3813811-877-3813811.

Alright folks, there's a lot to get to here. Let me deal with a few issues quickly and then I want to get into something heavy with you.

May I do that I think I shall.

I did a little bit of research, I mean tiny little bit related to drug infestation.

Remember that word infested is inherently racist, we've been told now for a week.

I said I kind of remember the president mentioning this with respect to the opioid crisis and New Hampshire.

So first I see New Hampshire's 94% white, 1.1% black, 2.2% Asian and two few Hispanics to even give that racial group a percentage.

So it's 94% white, 1.1% black.

And I was right, it was in a Washington compost by Christopher Ingram.

Excuse me, Christopher Ingram.

August 3 2017, now if I can find this, I can't the media with its enormous research budgets and so on because they don't want to.

August 3 2017, two years ago.

Quote.

I want a New Hampshire because New Hampshire is a drug infested den.

Quote, president Trump told Mexican president, Arrique Pinanito, in a phone call in January.

The remark came in the course of an exchange at which Trump blamed drug lords in Mexico for sending drugs to places like New Hampshire.

Where becoming a drug addicted nation and most of the drugs are coming from Mexico, certainly from the southern border.

Trump added.

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