Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 3/1/23
On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, it’s a federal crime to harass and threaten Supreme Court justices and judges, yet AG Merrick Garland has yet to prosecute anyone because they are harassing conservatives. The Department of Justice refuses to prosecute people who firebomb pregnancy centers, but pro-life activists like Mark Houck are raided by the FBI and January 6th protesters have the book thrown at them. It’s time to expose the corruption of Merrick Garland and Christopher Wray, who use the DOJ and FBI to attack political enemies and do the bidding of the Biden Administration. Also, Iran is now capable of creating fissile nuclear material in 12 days according to a new report from Reuters, down from old reports of taking a year, meaning Iran is that much closer to nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, we are killing our coal and fossil fuel industry in America, while China is opening new coal facilities at breakneck speed. This is how you go from being a superpower country to a country that is left begging for help. Later, the IRS examined Joe Biden’s taxes and raised no red flags in his returns, despite Joe and Jill Biden using loopholes to funnel their money through an S corporation and avoid paying millions in taxes. Biden wants us to pay for Obamacare and Medicare and but cheats the system, so he doesn’t have to. Democrats investigate Trump and Republicans at the drop of a hat with no proof, but with the Biden crime family they ignore obvious evidence.
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