Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 1/26/23
On Thursday's Mark Levin Show, the USA Today and other media outlets are lying about a Vice President's position on declassification. It is the President, not the Vice President, who holds the constitutional authority as commander in chief to classify or declassify documents. Biden has no argument to make, as Vice President, about his classified document scandal, and is instead saying he was in the dark about documents winding up at his house. We know for a fact that Biden did not have the authority to declassify the materials he took, and none of the legal analysts have pointed out that Biden stole the documents - they weren't misplaced and someone didn’t take them for him. The National Archives won't give the Republican majority in the House of Representatives anything, and the FBI will make them fight for every document - this is a corrupt administration. House Republicans need to jump into these documents now. Also, Democrats now want asylum for illegal immigrants as a right, and challenging that idea gets you labeled as a racist and replacement conspiracy theorist by people like Sen. Cory Booker. No country can survive the level of migration that we're seeing - over 5 million people in 2 years not even seeking asylum, but just to get into this country. We have handed the southern border over to the drug cartels, and people on both sides of the border are being hurt by it. What's happening right now can be stopped, but it cannot be reversed. Later, Mark speaks with Professor John Eastman about his response to the California Bar investigation for representing President Donald Trump.
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