The Best Of Mark Levin - 6/10/23
This week on the Mark Levin Show, we have a huge problem in this country with Democrats and pseudo-conservatives who have lost their minds, and who blame America first and apologize for Chinese aggression in the South China Sea. Communist China is threatening Asian countries and claiming territory while building military bases in the Pacific Ocean and our hemisphere in violation of the Monroe Doctrine. China is prepared for war and muscling up further just like Germany, Italy, and Japan did before WWII. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink is forcing woke ideologies on his employees through the use of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) scores. Unfortunately, executives like Fink are using their importance to slip in vague, progressive categories like “carbon footprint,” “social vulnerability,” “disadvantaged or priority populations,” and “board of Directors’ diversity,” just to name a few. Canadian wildfire smoke is spreading across America and the left and the media are blaming climate change. It’s not climate change, it’s the incompetent ruling-class ideologues who don’t know how to manage forests. FBI documents allege that a ‘businessperson from Ukraine’ sent a substantial bribe to Vice President Biden. All of this news is stunning and it’s shocking how quiet the media are. There’s a full-fledged cover-up taking place being led by AG Garland. Meanwhile, the Democrats are at it again - this time with redistricting in Alabama. Redistricting is supposed to be race-neutral but the Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, abandoned that notion. We have the segregating of communities by a majority of the court in order to make an additional black majority district for more Democrat votes.
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