Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 9/20/23
On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, former Capitol police chief Steven Sund was blamed by Nancy Pelosi for not securing the Capitol building on January 6. But the National Guard can’t deploy without Pelosi’s go-ahead. President Trump offered her 10K National Guardsmen and she said no, so did the D.C. mayor. Why is it that Pelosi and Mitch McConnell get a pass on not securing the Capitol? The January 6 committee protected Pelosi and pretended she had no role. Later, we have a rouge DOJ with a rouge Attorney General. AG Merrick Garland at a hearing today refused to answer any questions. The GOP needs to have a Constitutional battle. They need to subpoena the schedules and communications of Garland, the Deputy Attorney General, the Associate Attorney General, and the head of the criminal division. They need to subpoena their notes from the various meetings that they've had with each other. They need to subpoena the emails and text messages they've had among each other. Then they can duke it out in the courts and get the information because they won’t get anything from these hearings. Afterward, as a government shutdown approaches, there are still 5 Republican holdouts. All these guys have personal ambitions and that’s what they are putting in front of everything else. What will happen is that the Democrats will get some RINOs to join them, then we will have a budget blowout. Also, what is it about the Constitution that the Democrat Party hates? It’s all in ‘The Democrat Party Hates America.’
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