Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 3/17/23
On Friday’s Mark Levin Show, Special Counsel Jack Smith is using intimidation tactics, casting an extremely wide net on anyone who may have seen or heard anything at Mar-A-Lago regarding Donald Trump’s presidential documents, all because Smith wants to get Trump in any way he can. At the same time, the Manhattan District Attorney’s office is looking for a novel legal argument against Trump so they can indict him. If Trump is indicted, it will be a disaster for this country for decades to come. Meanwhile, Hunter Biden is suing the Delaware computer repairman who turned over Hunter Biden’s files to the FBI, claiming that he had a reasonable expectation of privacy. Even though Hunter forfeited his laptop by not returning to pick it up, Delaware courts and juries are liberal enough to give him a chance. The difference in the treatment of Donald Trump compared to the Biden Crime Family is sickening. Also, the war crimes being committed by Russia and Vladimir Putin are as bad as the holocaust in World War 2 and genocide in Rwanda. Putin is a war criminal, and what he is doing to the people of Ukraine is being vastly ignored by the media. It’s one thing to have the ICC, a special court setup for things like the Nuremburg trials, but to have a permanent court outside of our jurisdiction that can take up cases means they could drag American presidents or soldiers in front of that court too. Later, Mark speaks with Steve Miller of Real Clear Investigations about leftist groups spending over a billion dollars to control public elections.
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