Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 3/22/23
On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, 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 Garland memo classifying parents as domestic terrorists was unconstitutional and exposes how far the Biden administration went to silence political opponents. Also, the Manhattan Grand Jury in Donald Trump’s case was told to stay home today, which means there is either disagreement in the DA’s office or that Alvin Bragg and his staff do not think they can get a majority of the jurors to go along with their plot. They’re starting to downplay the Manhattan case while building up cases in Georgia and D.C which is appalling. The courts in D.C. are working faster than ever and are packed with left-wing Democrats to take down Trump at any cost. Next, Governor Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump are the two leading candidates for the Republican nominee for President, and we’re going to need every vote to win in 2024. Some Republicans would rather lose based on their positions which are not necessarily conservative positions than win the presidency, which will doom the country and re-elect President Biden. Later, Mark is joined by Jim Trusty, one of President Trump’s lawyers, to discuss the leaks and abuses of the rule of law to destroy Trump. Finally, Mark speaks with Ian Prior about his new book, Parents of the World, Unite!: How to Save Our Schools from the Left’s Radical Agenda.
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