Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 1/25/23
On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, it’s remarkable how different Kevin McCarthy is treated by the liberal media than Nancy Pelosi was and continue to give President Biden a pass. McCarthy is standing up to them in a way that we never saw John Boehner or Paul Ryan do. A slew of hardcore conservatives has been named to many House committees, while Eric Swalwell, Adam Schiff, and Ilhan Omar are being ousted from their committees. Also, Biden is a serial classified document hoarder since his days in the Senate, where he took documents out of the Senate SCIF and avoided detection. If people are going to hide documents or just take them, how do we know the National Archives has them all given their track record with Biden’s documents from the Obama Administration? Then, China and Iran are watching how Biden responds to Russia, because they know Putin wouldn’t do this with Trump around. Ukrainians are dying but they’re fighting for their homes and their liberty and aren’t giving up – they’re just asking for more armaments. Surrender and isolationism aren’t the answers in the face of China gearing up for war. Later, it’s amazing how mainstream the Marxist anti-American 1619 Project is, and how Ron DeSantis is being smeared for being against African American studies. The 1619 Project and its racist re-writing of our history is promoted by Good Morning America and pushed into our school’s curriculum. Finally, Mark speaks with Mike Pompeo about his time in the Trump Administration and his new book Never Give an Inch: Fighting for the America I Love.
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