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Hello America, Mark Levin. Our numbers 877-38138-1187-38138-111. Welcome.

Welcome. Welcome. Welcome. So much to cover so little time. But here we be. I want to touch this issue quickly, but at the top.

Inflation. I've been talking about inflation now. Almost three months. Actually more than three months.

I've been trying to explain that the wild deficit spending that's taking place even under the Republicans would someday.

To quote, pastor right, the anti-Semite Obama's mentor. The will come home to roost. Well, that's coming home to roost. Then it's going to come to home to roost a lot more.

Because the Democrats next week want to push through another $6 trillion in spending. On top of the $6 trillion, they want to spend another two over two trillion dollars on what they call infrastructure.

They're lying to you. They're using labels to try and confuse you. The media regurgitates this stuff because that's what they do. They're corrupt and they're radical leftists.

And because you don't feel this in any harsh way today doesn't mean it's not occurring. It is occurring.

Takes time to resonate through the economy. And that's precisely what's taking place.

So the head of the Fed in St. Louis said we're probably going to have to increase interest rates earlier than we thought. Why?

Because there's just too much cash out there printed by the government.

We have people in this country now. They're not on unemployment insurance. They're not on coronavirus relief. They're on welfare.

These bills massively expanded the welfare roles to include people in the Marxian, Verbidge middle class. Many of whom are young people.

It's just a lot more lucrative to be on welfare because that's what it is than to work for a little.

And so you have a dozen or so states that said, okay, we're going to get rid of some of this federal welfare. We're not going to take it anymore because our businesses need employees.

We have 9.3 million jobs that are unfilled.

Because the federal government is competing with the private sector and that's just not a fair fight.

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