Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 4/1/24
On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, the leftist media Sunday shows are a conga line of Democrat party hacks and never-Trumpers and are nothing but hours of propaganda. Democrats are criticizing Israel for defending themselves against Palestinian terrorists and saying Israel is escalating the war despite taking missile fire from Hamas and surrounding areas like Jordan. These are the same people who report Hamas propaganda like the Israeli attack on a hospital that was actually a Hamas base of operations. People who are voting for President Biden in November will also be voting for the anti-Semitism that has taken over his administration and the Democrat party. Later, Mark speaks with radio host Ben Shapiro about his new docu-series, The Divided States of Biden, which covers the destruction of America under the Biden Administration and the dangers of our open southern border and the fentanyl crisis.
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On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, the leftist media Sunday shows are a conga line of Democrat party hacks and never-Trumpers and are nothing but hours of propaganda. Democrats are criticizing Israel for defending themselves against Palestinian terrorists and saying Israel is escalating the war despite taking missile fire from Hamas and surrounding areas like Jordan. These are the same people who report Hamas propaganda like the Israeli attack on a hospital that was actually a Hamas base of operations. People who are voting for President Biden in November will also be voting for the anti-Semitism that has taken over his administration and the Democrat party. Later, Mark speaks with radio host Ben Shapiro about his new docu-series, The Divided States of Biden, which covers the destruction of America under the Biden Administration and the dangers of our open southern border and the fentanyl crisis.
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