Radio host Mark Levin gave a monologue as a guest on “Hannity” Tuesday, slamming the liberal media while praising capitalism.
The host of Fox News' "Life, Liberty and Levin" said the media are liberal with a "group-think mentality." He said there are "no universal rules of professional conduct" that apply to journalists.
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"This is an opinion show, I give and opinion, you give and opinion," he said to "Hannity" host Sean Hannity. "That’s clear. But news is different, isn’t it?”
He criticized Democratic Socialist lawmakers like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and railed against socialism. He said Americans don't like a "big, authoritarian, centralized government."
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“Go to the supermarket there’s capitalism," he said. "Look at the all the different things you get.”
Levin invited Ocasio-Cortez to appear on his Sunday show. He called her a "media creation."
