Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 1/17/23
On Tuesday’s Mark Levin Show, the latest leak in the Biden classified documents scandal shows that rather than going in and searching Biden’s homes, the FBI decided against it. How do we know if Biden is properly handling classified documents now as President? We don’t know if Biden’s lawyers have any clearance to do searches for the FBI. The heart of the matter is much bigger than these classified documents – President Biden is a crook with multiple mansions and sports cars on a career politicians salary, and nobody is investigating how or why. There should have been a special counsel over a year ago to investigate the Biden crime family, but Merrick Garland is the AG to protect Biden. Also, The New York Times has a history of lying about Marxism, covering up for Stalin, Hitler and Castro and their atrocities. It’s no surprise why the NY Times are the favorite news outlet for far left Democrats. The NYTimes has played a central role in undermining liberty and trust. Later, if government can dictate things with respect to your home and climate, there are no limits to its power. COVID was the first round in seeing how far government will go in destroying your civil liberties and your privacy, and now they’re going to do it again in the name of climate change. The new taxes that are being proposed for climate change will give the government full control of our vehicles and spy on how much we drive so they can tax it. Finally, Mark speaks with Rep. Jim Banks about his 2024 run for the Senate.
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