Friday on his radio program, LevinTV host Mark Levin reminded his audience that a U.S. president cannot be removed except by a two-thirds vote in the Senate, despite what special counsel Robert Mueller and the Democratic Party believe.

The proof is in the Constitution.

"[The framers] wanted a mechanism to remove a president if necessary, but not to have a president threatened day in and day out with impeachment, which is what's happening today," Levin explained.

"But it's much more pernicious today because we have a prosecutor who I think believes he has the power to remove a president, and we have a Democrat Party with that belief, too."

Listen:

"A prosecutor and a jury cannot substitute for the United States Senate. Cannot. And it's never happened in American history," Levin said.