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We once again make contact with our leader, Mike. Love them.

Hello America, Mark Levin, our numbers 877-381-3811-877-381-3811. I want to thank you. My wonderful audience for being here.

Millions and millions of us meet at this national town hall meeting five days a week for almost 20 years. And that's thanks to you and I want to thank you very, very much.

It is my goal. This is one of my great mentors told me, Russia Limbo, I'll always treat my audience with respect.

I'll always treat my audience with respect. And so when I have an opinion, I give an opinion right on the microphone. Some people don't like it. Some people are offended. That's the way it goes.

It happens to me all the time. I don't say one thing to you and then squirrel around your back and say something to somebody else. Ever.

I can put my left hand on a Bible and my right hand in the air and swear to God that I have never leaked to the New York Times, Washington Post or any other organization.

If I have something to say, I say it to you, that's called integrity. Over the New York Times, which has no integrity, for over 100 years it hasn't had any integrity.

The title is Trump Organization and Top Executive are indicted in tax investigation.

The former president's family business and its chief financial officer, Alan Weiselberger, expected to appear in court, they did.

This article is written by three press people, you know, 30, 40 years ago would take one reporter, three, Michael Rothfeld, Jonah E. Bromwich and Ben Protess.

Prosecutors in Manhattan, DA's office have been examining bonuses and luxury perks. They missed their Weiselberg received, including an apartment in Manhattan.

Least Mercedes Benz cars and private school tuition for at least one of his children. So he's gotten some perks.

They earned them. That is an apartment in Manhattan, these Least Mercedes Benz and one of his grandchildren going to private school.

Now ladies and gentlemen, you don't typically criminally indict an individual for this. Let alone the corporation itself that has absolutely nothing to do with.

Think about the people on television. Think about people who write for the Washington Post and the New York Times. Think about people in Hollywood, entertainers and so forth. Think about sports figures and sports broadcasters and even other broadcasters.

How many times do they pay taxes on the use of a car or a car service?

How many times do they pay taxes on that or any of the luxury perks that they receive? So typically it's a civil matter that involves penalties and interests and a slap on the wrist and don't do it again.

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