Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 1/19/23
On Thursday’s Mark Levin Show, what the Democrats and RINOs are doing to your children and grandchildren with our national debt is immoral, selling out their futures and future generations to a grim existence. The Republicans that joined with Democrats to pass the omnibus spending bill declared war on you and your future generations who will be burdened with taxes and debt. House Republicans have said that they are going to stand up to the American Marxists and their surrogates, because that’s what this battle over spending and borrowing and raising the debt ceiling is about. This battle about to take place is a battle over morality and the civil society, stealing money from the future and redistributing wealth that does not even exist. Also, Democrat media outlets like CNN are going after White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre because she isn’t as good of a liar as Jen Psaki and isn’t doing a good job defending the Biden in his classified document scandal. The Biden family is bought and paid for by one foreign entity after another, and it needs to be investigated because the coverup is in full force. Later, it’s concerning when Republicans talk like Marxists and trash pharmaceutical companies as a group. They should be applauded for their breakthroughs in medical science and progress being made in cancer and Alzheimer’s and other diseases. This research doesn’t come from government – it comes from the private sector. It’s one thing to have companies advancing the woke agenda, but we also have patriotic companies too. Finally, Donald Trump Jr. joins Mark to discuss Joe Biden’s response to his classified document scandal and the hypocrisy of the left.
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