Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 10/9/20
On Friday's Mark Levin Show, President Donald Trump joins the show! Trump discussed how the suburbs are at stake if Democrats win in November and will advance their plan to jam high-rise public housing into suburban communities zoned for single-family homes. Trump said he feels strong following his recovery remarking that "you need to meet people to run a country, you can't just hide in the White House residence." Trump, then reflected on Joe Biden's inability to lead and his 47 years of poor political and foreign policy saying, "This is not Joe's prime time, let's not kid ourselves." Plus, Trump shared that he's seeing more enthusiasm now than he did in 2016, because voters don't want to vote with phony mail-in ballots. He said it's going to be really difficult to beat this enthusiasm, but Democrats cheat, so we have to work hard. Despite the attacks, Trump decided to take the lead on peace in the middle east. With three Nobel Peace Prize recommendations as a result of his leadership as President. He went on to say that Nancy Pelosi is setting the stage to put in Kamala Harris in place as President under the 25th amendment commission. Pelosi wasn't all there and is hatefully obsesses with the 25th Amendment since removing Trump via impeachment didn't work. Then, the Commission on Presidential Debates is reportedly non-partisan but Bob Dole says he knows all of them, and none of them like Trump. Trump criticized the debate commission for their unfair treatment. Finally, State Senator Pat Fallon calls in to discuss his run for Texas’s 4th congressional district.
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