Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 9/28/23
On Thursday’s Mark Levin Show, it’s shocking how many lawyers in the House Oversight Committee and House Judiciary Committee do not understand the basics or the history of impeaching Presidents. The immigration laws have been intentionally eviscerated by Joe Biden and has not faithfully executed them under his oath of office, which is a violation of the Constitution and meets the threshold for impeachment. A President cannot and must not unilaterally decide he will not adhere to immigration laws and subsequently change the culture of our country. As a consequence of Biden’s lawlessness and purposefully sabotaging of our ability to enforce immigration laws, he has committed an impeachable offense and it is not even a close call. The Supreme Court also ruled that Biden does not have the power to give away billions of dollars in student loan forgiveness because it violates the separation of powers, yet Biden has ignored the law until the court can catch up to him – another impeachable offense. As a purely Constitutional matter, there is no question that when a President refuses to faithfully execute the law, or even worse sabotage the law, the threshold for impeachment has been reached. The Democrat argument is there is no evidence proving that Joe Biden did not take a nickel from Hunter’s foreign business dealings, but that is not the basis for impeachment, especially when the Biden Crime Family raked in millions of dollars. Also, Mark speaks with Dave McCormick about his campaign to be the next Senator from Pennsylvania and the violence and looting in Philadelphia as a result of Soros-backed DAs.
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