Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 9/12/23
On Tuesday’s Mark Levin Show, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced that he is initiating an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Joe Biden knew, as a matter of fact, that Hunter Biden was representing officially or even unofficially numerous foreign businesses, which is more than enough to be required to register under FARA. Joe Biden assisted his son in violating FARA, which does not require a payment of any kind and is not a specific intent crime -- a co-conspirator. The list of Biden impeachment issues is far more compelling than any information that was brought against Donald Trump. Speaker McCarthy calls in to discuss the Biden impeachment inquiry, Joe’s direct involvement in his son Hunter’s business dealings, and the overall corruption, obstruction, and abuse of power committed by Joe Biden. Later, according to a whistleblower the CIA bribed its own COVID origin team to reject the lab-leak theory. Every one of our institutions in Washington D.C. has been corrupted, they all need to be broken up. D.D. is a politically, and economically corrupt place. There’s no reason why D.C. should be ruling over every corner of this country. None of these agencies think they are answerable to Congress. Afterward, Biden is giving $6 billion to Iran, but don’t worry, they tell us, there are strings attached. How do you have strings attached to a regime like this? They can only use it for humanitarian use but they define humanitarian as killing us.
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