Nationally syndicated radio talk show host Mark Levin (Screenshot)

On his nationally syndicated radio talk show Thursday, host Mark Levin called out the GOP, particularly members in the House, for their tax plan, suggesting Republicans should have cut taxes across the board.

“[O]n the individual federal income tax side of the ledger, it’s a mess. It’s an absolute mess,” stated Mark Levin. “They should have just cut the rates across the board, even modest rate cuts across the board. Just cut them across the board.”

Levin’s comments came after the House GOP passed their tax plan, called the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, by a margin of 227-205.

Below is a transcript of Levin’s remarks from his show Thursday:

“So the House of Representatives just approved a ‘tax reform bill,’ a tax reform bill: 227 to 205. 13 Republicans were among those who voted against it. But it’s ‘a pretty big win’ for the House leadership and for the administration. “And the president of the United States and the vice president of the United States went to Capitol Hill and gave a talk to the Republican members, and as I understand it, they were very, very well received. The president of the United States was very, very well received. “My problem is, not with the corporate side of this – I’m all in favor of reducing the corporate tax rates from 35 to 20 percent. I think it’s insane to have among the highest corporate income tax rate in the world, if not the highest. “It kills our jobs. It kills competition. It’s a weight around the neck of our businesses that are trying to compete. Why? Because the government wants more and more money. So that’s just stupid. “I also think it’s wise to bring several trillion dollars back into this country to stop the double taxation. No other industrialized country in the world double taxes, and we do. And so they park their money overseas as they should, because they have employees; they have stockholders. Many of you are stockholders and you don’t even know it. And your pension plans that invest in mutual funds and so forth.