Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 2/23/23
On Thursday’s Mark Levin Show, Railroad companies like Norfolk Southern can be sued into bankruptcy through civil lawsuits, but the government is completely protected, and nobody in the EPA or any government agency will be fired after the disaster in East Palestine, Ohio. Democrat department heads and secretaries like Pete Buttigieg are not experienced or competent people, just like their leader President Biden. Buttigieg took so long to visit East Palestine because he’s lazy and incompetent with no experience. Everything is a mess because of Buttigieg, but he is blaming Trump and deregulation for the accident, when the real reason was due to a faulty ball bearing on the train. Also, Democrats are treating the COVID relief funds as a slush fund for their social justice programs, even after tens of billions of dollars were lost due to fraud. Closing the wealth gap by redistributing wealth through Marxist programs doesn’t make poor people richer, but only makes rich people poorer – especially when Democrats use programs like this for reparations. This is COVID pandemic relief money being used by Democrats; an absolute misuse of taxdollars now being used for leftist causes. Later, Jack Smith is not looking to do justice, but trying to destroy Donald Trump no matter what with a phony Special Counsel. Smith has subpoenaed Mike Pence, and now Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner to testify and get info about Trump and ensure he will never get a fair trial. Trump is not the sitting president, but that is not stopping Merrick Garland from using a special council to destroy Trump for political reasons only. This is how Putin and Stalin destroy their political opponents.
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