Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 9/30/23
On Friday’s Mark Levin Show, Barnes and Noble is censoring the sale of The Democrat Party Hates America, in most stores, by refusing to put it on their shelves, instead leaving them in boxes in the back room. It is absolutely disgusting that a company that is supposed to make money selling books is going to pretend the #1 book in America doesn’t exist. The Democrat Party Hates America is not on the shelves in Barnes and Noble because they have decided that they have more customers who are Democrats than customers who are Conservatives. Also, the GAO, CBO, and OMB continue to issue warnings to the public and government officials with alarming predictions of a fiscal and national security disaster due to unsustainable levels of debt, yet this receives no attention from the Democrat media. Large swaths of the federal government are unaffected by a shutdown, but you can be sure that the ruling class and their DC bureaucrats will do everything possible to make it as painful as possible. Democrats are thrilled because they only need a couple of Republicans, and the Biden-Schumer-McConnell-Jeffries reckless and monumental spending will become law while the border remains wide open. Real Conservatives don’t believe in anarchy or shutting the government down for nothing because it hurts the cause and does nothing for liberty. Later, Charles Littlejohn is being charged for stealing Donald Trump’s tax returns and handing them to the New York Times while working for the IRS. Littlejohn may face years in prison though a plea deal is in the works, and is getting much better treatment than the January 6 detainees.
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