Fox Host Has Sudden Realization That Trump Is Always Wrong

Fox News host Mark Levin almost had an epiphany this week when he questioned out loud why Trump always loses in court. Levin wondered "is it because he's always wrong?" before moving on and suggesting that his constant legal losses were nothing more than the result of a rigged system. But he was so close to getting it right that it had to have sparked something in his brain, as Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

This week, Fox News host Mark Levin almost had an epiphany. And in fact, I think it might be accurate to say that Mark Levin had a mini epiphany where he realized something to be true, but then immediately had to pretend that it wasn't true. Because I don't think his tiny little brain was able to comprehend the idea that he just came up with. Let me read you what Mark Levins said this week in his little mini epiphany, as reported by media matters. I don't think America has ever experienced the kind of stalinism that Trump is contending with. I really don't. Isn't it amazing to you that he never wins a case? Is it because he's just wrong all the time? Is it because he is been ripping off people by hundreds of millions or billions? Is it because he sold national security documents to the enemy and exposed our national security?

Is it because he led an insurrection, is guilty of sedition on January 6th, that in fact he organized a gang style criminal enterprise in Georgia during that election? I mean, ladies and gentlemen, they're, they're destroying his business tonight. They're destroying everything he built in New York. They're destroying his life. They're trying to put him in prison for the rest of his life. I don't even think Stalin would go through all this nonsense to take out one of his opponents. I'll be right back. Yeah, you'll be right back. Because as you were going on that diatribe, like why is he always losing? I mean, is it 'cause he's always wrong? Like did he do an insurrection? Did he actually have this cabal of criminals trying to overthrow the Georgia? Uh uh, I'll, I'll be right back. Like he was so close. He was so close. Like he had it, the thoughts were in his head and it made parts of his brain that probably haven't worked in years.

Like finally kick back on like, wait a minute, you may be onto something here, man. The reason he always loses is because he's always wrong. It's because he is always lying to people. As we just found out in New York this past week, it's 'cause he's filled with fraud. So I love that you had this epiphany to the point where you had to immediately be like, all right, I gotta go bye. Because you realized in that moment that what you were saying is accurate, but you also know that you can't tell your audience that this stuff is accurate. So then you had to try to spin it as like, these are all things that I'm saying and actually kind of seem to agree with, but I, but it's No, it's what like the Stalinists are doing. So that's a scary word. Ooh, Stalin. Ah, be scared. Okay, bye. And yes, they throw out words like Stalinism, communism, Marxism. They can't define them. Like if you put them on the spot where they did not have access to a computer

To look it up, ask them like, what is Stalinism? What is it? Explain it to us. They couldn't do it. I guarantee you the people who use these words could not do it without looking it up and reading it off a computer. They would go straight to Wikipedia, type in Stalinism, and then read you the results. 11 came close, man. He was like this close to finally realizing how horrible Donald Trump is. And if he hadn't gone to break, he may have had a full epiphany instead of half a one.