Former President Donald Trump has been indicted — again — and Mark Levin is not having it.

Levin believes the Espionage Act used by Biden’s DOJ to indict former President Trump is not only unprecedented but likely wrong.

“Tell me,” Levin says, “how many people have been prosecuted under the Espionage Act since 1917 who were president or vice president up until today? Zero,” Levin says.

However, Trump isn’t the first former president to take classified information with him.

“Lyndon Johnson took classified information with him,” Levin explains. “He had one of his aides keep it. They put it in an envelope. Johnson said, ‘Not till I die give it to my library.’ And then the library got it and they were sitting on it for 50 years, they were told to, involving top secret information about Vietnam and tapping the phone of Richard Nixon.”

But apparently, no one remembers that.

Levin brings up Hillary Clinton as an example as well.

“Hillary Clinton was never investigated for obstruction,” Levin continues, “they didn’t investigate her for perjury and there was plenty of false statements — they didn’t even investigate her for that.”

“The evidence is beyond anything that we’ve seen with a former secretary of State,” he adds.

Even when Bill Clinton kept highly classified information “in his sock drawer” after leaving office, he was met with much less scrutiny.

“Judicial Watch brings a lawsuit and says, ‘Hey, National Archives go get those. We want to see some of those.' So it gets in front of this Clinton judge,” Levin explains.

The judge then reads the law.

Levin says the judge reads “the Presidential Records Act, not the Espionage Act. Or Clinton would be doing 50 years with his wife by now.”

Frustrated, Levin notes that President Joe Biden is “a former segregationist and racist” who is “using the Espionage Act to try and destroy our country.”

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