The Best Of Mark Levin - 12/17/22
This week on the Mark Levin Show, a government shutdown is a paid vacation for bureaucrats, but most Americans don't get paid if their place of business is shut down. However, the real shut down is how Biden surrogates are poised to threaten Republican members of Congress and anyone in the media to shut them down with litigation if they dare mention any of the revelations of the Biden crime family. Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer are celebrating the fact that they are very close to a massive omnibus spending bill and only a handful of people know what's in it since most members of the Senate have been kept out of the process. Each of them is trying to spend as much as they can before the new Congress takes over and they're doing it without any input from any committees, let alone from the people they represent. There is no Matt Gaetz for speaker movement, so if the next speaker isn’t Kevin McCarthy, who is it? They don’t have anyone and have no plan and, we are running out of time and reaching a point of no return. It’s time to engage the Biden administration, expose the Department of Justice, and secure the border. Mitch McConnell is running away with the federal budget and the national debt, and now is caving to Democrats and Chuck Schumer on an immigration bill that would expand the Democrat base. There are already 2.5 million new illegal immigrants in America since President Biden took office and once Title 42 is ended it’s estimated to be 15,000 new unlawful immigrants a day.
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