Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 12/7/22
On Wednesday's Mark Levin Show, the racism against Herschel Walker from those in the media was reprehensible. The pseudo-conservative media and Mitch McConnell all blamed Donald Trump for Walker’s loss just like they blamed the Tea Party a dozen years ago. Establishment Republicans act as if they are one election away from making a huge contribution to the nation if it weren't for conservatives getting in their way. None of that is true. Then, the case from North Carolina currently before the U.S Supreme Court (Moore v. Harper) involves the Constitution being suspended by democrats extra constitutionally changing the voting rules in several states. The U.S Constitution is clear that the electoral process is set by each state's legislature doing it according to their constitution. No state court or governor can supersede the federal constitution. Later, the IRS issued a second warning to American taxpayers receiving more than $600 on PayPal, CashApp, Zelle, and Venmo and requires them to file a 1099 form as independent contractors. This has nothing to do with billionaires and is yet another lie from the Biden Administration; these agents are going after low and middle-income Americans earning $600 or more through any of these apps. Afterward Congressmen Jim Jordan and Kevin McCarthy both join the show to announce the rollback of vaccine mandates in the U.S military. Jordan voiced his support for Kevin McCarthy as Speaker. McCarthy reiterated his commitment to conservatives if elected Speaker.
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