Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 11/30/22
On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, 4 railroad labor unions refused to join with 8 other unions to avoid a railroad strike; they know they can threaten the American economy until they get what they want. No business should have the power to shut down the entire country, but that’s what these labor unions are doing. It is as bad as Apple setting our foreign policy by agreeing to terms by China, who were told by Xi that they are to prevent airdrop from being used on iPhones and prevent the Chinese citizens from communicating with each other. The government doesn’t want to keep an eye on Apple, Amazon, or Google, but now they are looking into Twitter only because Elon Musk is there now. Afterward, the biggest problem is the Biden crime family, which is why the FBI, DOJ, media, and democrat party are doing everything they can to hide it. Republicans aren’t allowed to investigate Biden, but they’re still investigating Trump and want to put him in jail. The Biden administration is more hostile to free speech than any other in American history, even worse than Woodrow Wilson. Also, the first political missiles have been fired against Governor Ron DeSantis and his potential bid for president in 2024. The Atlantic writing a hit piece on DeSantis is only the beginning of the democrat media to sabotage his candidacy. They’d rather have a loser like Chris Christie as the candidate. Meanwhile, we have battles going on within the GOP over who should be the new speaker of the House. We shouldn’t be doing the dirty work for the democrats, but that’s exactly what Mitch McConnell is doing. Later, the Supreme Court under John Roberts has failed us once again, releasing 6 years of Donald Trump’s tax returns to Democrats, who will only leak them and use them to attack Trump.
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