Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 12/13/22
On Tuesday's Mark Levin Show, Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer are celebrating the fact that they are very close to a massive omnibus spending bill and only a handful of people know what's in it since most members of the Senate have been kept out of the process. Each of them is trying to spend as much as they can before the new Congress takes over and they're doing it without any input from any committees, let alone from the people they represent. Then, Sen. Mike Lee calls in to discuss McConnell’s bad idea of cutting deals with Schumer on huge spending bills without any debate from the rest of the Senate. Lee says that only 2-3 members of the House and the Senate actually know what's in the bill. Later, Ronald Reagan ran in 1976 and was attacked for his intelligence and acting prowess despite being very well-read. Evan back then McConnell and the GOP establishment were against conservatives and said Reagan couldn't win because he wasn't a quality candidate, of course, he eventually won and was re-elected in a landslide. If Reagan hadn't won, the Soviet Union wouldn't have been destroyed, the economy wouldn't have rebounded, and future Republicans were elected. Afterward, it's clear that the January 6th Committee keeps going because they've come up empty-handed every time. While they claim to have 500 pages of threats against our 'democracy' it's all circumstantial and pieced together to tell their story in the media. Not a shred of evidence that former President Trump asked the crowd to commit violence or overthrow the government.
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