Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 10/4/23
On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, one of the greatest disasters in ancient history was the destruction of the Second Holy Temple in Jerusalem. It didn’t have to end that way. “It was the factionalism among Jews that ultimately brought about the destruction of the Second Temple.” They had a common enemy, but they were too busy fighting each other; when they finally united it was too late. Those 8 Republicans, who helped oust Kevin McCarthy, teamed up with the Democrat Party and destroyed it. We are facing the Roman Empire - you don’t make deals with the Roman Empire to take out your own people. People who can easily embrace and make deals with Marxists are not conservatives. Rep Matt Gaetz insisted that the House failed to bring up 12 separate appropriations bills. The fact is they could not get them out of committee because Democrats wanted to spend a great deal more. It had nothing to do with a refusal by Kevin McCarthy to oppose regular order. This was an unprincipled, personal, political attack led by a demagogue who repeatedly lies to conservatives and the public generally, and who is the favorite Republican of the Democrat Party and their media. Also, our founding and history is under assault. Individualism is substituted with groupism. The Democrat party is responsible for this and much more. You must look at the Democrat party through the lens of power - it hates our country. Later, it’s amazing that in all but one case Donald Trump is facing Democrat judges and Democrat prosecutors in Democrat cities. They are trying to steal his liberty, steal his property, destroy his business, and put him in prison, and he is supposed to be quiet?! Finally, Sen Tim Scott calls in to talk about how energized he is to take a stand against liberalism as he seeks to serve the country in the White House in 2024. Coming from a single-parent household riddled with poverty - he is the American dream. After watching Biden, Scott says that the Democrat party and Biden don’t just hate America, they don’t like black families. They use race and class to divide the country.
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