The Best Of Mark Levin - 7/15/23
This week on the Mark Levin Show, the Biden administration is about to hand over nuclear weapons to Iran. President Trump had the Islamonazi regime hanging by a thread by enforcing sanctions and blocking them through NATO and EU countries and it was working. Government spending is like a heroin addict, being led by President Biden and the Federal Reserve. Americans have to cut back on toothpaste and toilet paper because Biden’s economy is collapsing, and consumers are being blamed instead of Biden for creating this disaster. Middle-class Americans are suffering, but Biden and the Democrat party don’t care as long as they get their spending and their programs funded by the taxpayers. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor was chosen because of her race and her gender, not because she was the smartest appellate judge or the best qualified, and the media wants to celebrate Sotomayor as the first female Latina on the court because she was chosen for symbolic reasons. Sotomayor had court staff members pressure institutions to buy her books in exchange for appearances and speeches, which is as extremely corrupt and as close to selling the office as anyone in the history of the court. Even worse, Sotomayor has refused to recuse herself in cases involving the publishers of her books despite a clear conflict of interest. FBI Director Christopher Wray testified today and he made it seem like everything is going great at the FBI. Joe Biden in Finland is pushing climate change, calling Finland a leader on the matter.
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