The Best Of Mark Levin - 3/25/23
This week on the Mark Levin Show, if America doesn’t keep its status of strength around the world China will step in and take over, which will have dangerous repercussions for the entire world. When you leave an international void, someone fills it, and in this case the Communist Chinese will and have wanted to for decades. China has stolen our technology, fused their civil and military economies together, and are now negotiating with Russia. President Biden issued the first veto of his presidency, rejecting a bill that would force financial institutions to maximize the return of investors so they can instead focus on ESG and climate change. Republicans are trying to protect the retirement savings of elderly Americans, but Biden is claiming Republicans are the ones trying to destroy them. Totalitarians have perfected the art of changing the language, and the radical left has done this to push their Marxist agenda. The enemy is getting stronger and stronger, and these pseudo-Conservatives have no official position for stopping it. Also, Donald Trump has done things for the American people that none other President has. Establishment Republicans have always hated him because they wanted Jeb Bush, and smear anyone in the party who defends Trump. Trump has been stabbed in the back countless times and has tremendous courage to not back down to the Democrat party and their media, who are used to Republicans backing down and surrendering to their attacks. American parents were being targeted and classified as terrorists by AG Merrick Garland, and there is extensive collusion between the Biden administration and the National School Board Association. Landmark Legal Foundation led the way showing that the NSBA worked with the DOJ, the Department of Education, and the White House to push for federal law enforcement investigations into parents speaking out against CRT in schools. The Communist Chinese regime headed by Xi Jinping is monstrous and still persecuting Uyghurs, but you won’t hear about it in the Democrat media. Xi is also responsible for the death of tens of thousands of Americans from fentanyl manufactured in China and smuggled through Mexican drug cartels through our southern border.
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