Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 11/21/23
On Tuesday’s Mark Levin Show, WPHT radio host Rich Zeoli fills in for Mark. It’s very obvious that President Biden does not want Israel to win the conflict with Hamas because the Biden administration is the same as the Obama administration. Just like Obama, Biden is giving Iran pallets of cash and helping them open up their nuclear program while they are funneling money into Hamas and attacking Israel. At the same time, they are telling Israel not to fight back against Hamas. The Biden-Blinken plan to cut up and divide Israel is the same as the Obama-Blinken plan to destroy them. The Left loves victimhood and virtue signaling which is why they are siding with Palestine and calling the civilians oppressed victims, and this lie is spread throughout our colleges and universities. There is a vile anti-Semitism running through the Democrat party and they believe the Palestinians are the victims, which results in pro-Hamas and anti-Israel protests. Also, the Biden Pentagon is planning on spending more money on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and now Accessibility programs because the left is insane when it comes to diversity programs. China is now surpassing the U.S. in naval sub technology and the age of our military supremacy at sea is coming to an end while Biden sells out to China. Instead of being worried about that and the warnings of history, we are worrying if we are spending enough on DEI. Later, Media Matters manipulated the advertisement algorithm of X to make it look like certain posts were appearing next to neo-Nazi ads in an effort to destroy the website by chasing away ad revenue. This is manipulative and sick but fits in with the leftist corporations buying into DEI and can be scared by rigged screenshots. Censorship is everything to the left because you cannot have free speech in a tyranny.
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