Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 2/10/23
On Friday’s Mark Levin Show, Sen Mitch McConnell has decided to try and destroy Sen Rick Scott because he challenges him and his leadership. McConnell wants to be the decider of who will be the Republican nominee for president in 2024, not Trump or Ron DeSantis or Scott. Democrats do not do this to their own members; Pelosi or Schumer or Hakeem Jeffries wouldn’t attack their own party like McConnell does. Meanwhile, Sen John Fetterman has permanent severe neurological damage from his stroke and everyone knew it during his Senate run, and now has had medical issues trying to adjust to life in Congress. It is very sad for Fetterman and appalling what the Democrat party and the media did to him because they knew he was not up to the job just like President Biden isn’t up to his job. Also, a second object was shot down today off the shore of Alaska, but the Department of Defense won’t describe what the object is or where it came from other than it was shot at 40,000 feet. In addition to spy ships, green lasers are being seen over Hawaii coming from the Chinese. The communist Chinese are on the move in the skies and in our hemisphere, and they are testing Biden and his Chiefs of Staff and their incompetency. We’re in a Cold War with China whether we like it or not, and they’re preparing for a real war while we are disarming our military. Later, aggressive special prosecutor Jack Smith is still going after Trump for doing what all presidents before him have done, but this time they want to criminalize it. We know Biden is a corrupt crook and has classified documents all over the place, and this latest document discovery will be covered up just like the others. Finally, Mark is joined by Washington Examiner Investigative Reporter Gabe Kaminsky to discuss his 3-part series on defunding and de-platforming media companies viewed as spreading disinformation.
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