Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 2/6/23
On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, the Chinese spy balloon is the latest step in Communist China testing President Biden to see how far they can go and how much they can get away with. Biden, his joint chiefs of staff, and his generals failed again to stand up to President Xi. This is another huge scandal for the Biden Administration, and the lies from the Democrat party and corrupt media just keep coming one after another. What China is doing in the Pacific, Africa, and the Western Hemisphere isn’t getting the attention it deserves, and lessons learned from the past are being ignored today. Ric Grenel calls in to discuss his time as acting Director of National Intelligence under Trump and the aggression of the Chinese government. Also, what Nikole Hannah-Jones is promoting in the 1619 Project is racism, hatred, and Marxism. She is not promoting American history, but instead moving us further away from the dream of Martin Luther King Jr. of a colorblind society. No other country in the world has ever fought a civil war to end slavery except the United States. Marxists always group people by different classes and disregard individualism – Critical Race Theory is a de-humanizing ideology. Later, Federal law enforcement could have prevented the January 6th riot if they had listened to warnings, according to a report by NBC News. Failures of federal law enforcement were highlighted by Lester Holt, which were covered up by the January 6th committee to cover their tracks. We knew the January 6th committee was nothing but a smear job on President Trump, and now we have the proof. At the same time, we have the FBI allowing Biden to do whatever he wants while covering up his classified document scandal.
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