Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 11/20/23
On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, we live in a world where the Democrat Marxists control the media and the culture, and like every Marxist regime before there is only one religion that they will tolerate and that is the religion of government. You cannot be pro-Israel if you are a Marxist because most Marxists are also anti-Semites and self-hating Jews like Bernie Sanders or Antony Blinken. When this kind of Marxism is taught in colleges and universities, we get the kind of anti-Americanism and anti-Semitism that we see today in our streets and our government. We cannot allow people like Blinken and the Biden administration to slice up Israel and give parts to Hamas as part of a fantasy two-state solution, because they will not be satisfied until Israel is eradicated. Hamas was voted into power in Palestine and the majority of Palestinians support the surprise attacks on Israel. The Palestinians do not want peace, not just Hamas or the PLO, and the reality is they support what is being done to Israel. Later, Elon Musk and X are suing George Soros front group Media Matters after losing multiple investors because of posts appearing next to neo-Nazi and pro-Hamas advertisements. CNN and other Democrat media outlets use sites like Media Matters and Mediaite as a source to spread their lies and have destroyed reputable journalism. Also, the Republican establishment in Washington D.C., RINO governors, and uniparty billionaires are all now getting behind the idea of supporting Nikki Haley as the Republican nominee in 2024. Nikki Haley does not run on her record because she has a very bland record as governor of South Carolina and does not stand with the little guy. Now Haley is eyeball deep with the GOP establishment and media organizations are giving her a lot more exposure to prop her up as a candidate. Finally, Mark speaks with 2024 Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy about the Washington D.C uniparty and companies like Blackrock with liberal environmental and social agendas that are now supporting Nikki Haley.
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