Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 8/1/23
On Tuesday’s Mark Levin Show, Jack Smith has destroyed our electoral system by bringing more phony indictments, and now anyone who dares to challenge or question the outcome of an election can be indicted. Donald Trump has been indicted again this time with 4 charges related to January 6th from special counsel Jack Smith, and there is not a syllable of criminality that can be explained in this indictment. This is an attack on free speech, the electoral system, and on anyone who dares to question the legitimacy of an election. There are no charges of treason or insurrection in this indictment because it didn’t happen no matter how badly Democrats want to believe it. Dropping meaningless bombshells like this ahead of a presidential election is the definition of election fraud, but Jack Smith and Merrick Garland will stop at nothing to take down Trump and dictate the 2024 election. Also, the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, NY Times, and USA Today did not have a single word on their front page about the Devon Archer testimony. The Democrat media is covering up for the Biden’s and leaking everything from Smith in order to hurt Trump. Republicans today will not support in a unanimous way an impeachment inquiry of President Biden, but Democrats will do anything and everything to destroy America and give them complete control. The whole system is corrupt, and the Democrat party has dragged us here, helped along by weak Republicans like Chris Christie and Mitch McConnell. Later, Mark is joined by Congresswoman Elise Stefanik to discuss the sham indictment of Trump one day after another Hunter Biden bombshell and the outrageous attack on our electoral system.
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