Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 8/10/23
On Thursday’s Mark Levin Show, FBI Director Christopher Wray is a liar and coverup artist for President Biden and his corrupt family. We have the Biden crime family facing issues of bribery, extortion, obstruction, fraud, money laundering, wire fraud, FARA, and RICO violations, and yet there isn’t even a criminal investigation taking place. This is why we are disgusted and have no trust in the FBI or DOJ because this is the same Justice Department trying to destroy Donald Trump. The January 6th committee committed a crime and destroyed raw evidence and footage, and now many of the deposition testimony videos are gone despite being directed to keep everything. Hillary Clinton destroyed thousands of emails subpoenaed by Congress and nothing happened to her. Democrats destroy and cover things up that are subpoenaed by a branch of government, and nothing happens, yet Donald Trump didn’t destroy a single thing and he stands to be in prison for the rest of his life. Also, despite all the attacks on Ron DeSantis, he has been a fantastic governor in the state of Florida. He has an outstanding record running and has a much better record than Chris Christie, who conducts himself like a Democrat now just like he did as Governor of New Jersey. Later, Mark is joined by David Trulio, the new Ronald Reagan Foundation and Institute president and CEO, about Mark’s upcoming book signing event at the Reagan Library. Finally, Mark speaks with Congressman Greg Steube about filing a resolution in Congress for the impeachment of Joe Biden which will focus on bribery, extortion, obstruction of justice, fraud, financial involvement in drugs and prostitution.
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