Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 1/24/23
On Tuesday’s Mark Levin Show, all top government officials take documents home with them when leaving office, it just happens. That is why it is ridiculous to take Bill Barr and legal analysts and others in the press at face value who are out to get Trump and want him thrown in jail for this. Barack Obama, Bush, Cheney, Gore, and Hillary are uncharacteristically quiet about Biden’s current classified document scandal because they know they have documents too. The National Archives has been politicized to the point of it being a joke, and Merrick Garland and his team of Castro-like Marxists have created a terrible precedent indicting Trump. Also, there is an attempt to smear Governor Ron DeSantis because he is taking on the College Board and their Marxist African American Studies course. Why is it that only one Republican Governor is standing up to the College Board and standing up for our children. Stanley Kurtz calls in to discuss the attack on Ron DeSantis for rejecting the College Board’s racist curriculum, who is now putting out a new curriculum in February because of the pushback. Later, the Biden administration is giving millions of dollars to nonprofit illegal immigrant groups to fight deportation. The government is literally funding the lawyers to sue the government, and they’re using our money – we are funding our own demise. We have had millions and millions of people come into this country illegally under the Biden administration, and the damage Biden has done in 2 years cannot be reversed.
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