Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 4/17/23
On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, the House judiciary hearing today in Manhattan was fantastic and exactly the right thing to do because New York is not safe no matter what the liberal elites in New York with private security want to believe. Democrats like Rep. Hank Johnson called Republicans jack-booted thugs and MAGA extremists for wanting to crack down on the violent crime in New York being allowed because of DA Alvin Bragg. These Radical Marxist Democrats don’t want this crime to be stopped no matter how many people are hurt because it is part of their ideology. Instead, Democrats are only around to destroy the communities and cities they run, which is almost exclusively where this violent crime is happening. Also, the radical Marxists view the nuclear family as part of a failed feudal society and to be replaced by the state, because destroying the nuclear family means destroying the culture and society. Parents know that children are their responsibility and are speaking out at town halls against a law forcing parents to consent to sex change operations for their child. The Marxists are all for this because they want to control our children like they are now doing in Washington and Arkansas. Later, six additional members of the Biden family have been identified in benefiting from shady deals and suspicious activity, as well as Hunter Biden using his father as leverage in business deals and Hallie Biden getting millions from China. Nine Biden’s in total have been identified now and the number of family members involved is incredible. Republicans have no excuse to not appoint a special counsel to investigate this case because the Bidens were taking in money hand over fist and profiting off their position as government officials. Finally, Mark speaks with Senator Ron Johnson about investigating the Biden family and the evidence against their corruption.
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