Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 11/8/23

Mark Levin Podcast

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News, Politics, News Commentary

4.6 • 22.3K Ratings

🗓️ 9 November 2023

⏱️ 113 minutes

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Summary

On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, Mitch McConnell is a throwback to the Gerald Ford era, and Chris Christie and Chris Sununu are throwbacks to the George Bush era and are not examples to emulate, unlike Ronald Reagan. The Democrat party is extremely vulnerable on the issue of abortion, especially when they want more extreme abortion legislation than Roe v Wade ever was. Republican billionaires are not as patriotic and conservative as they used to be, while Democrats have billionaires like George Soros who will pour in endless money to flood the air with ads for their candidates. There should be a House oversight committee looking into George Soros and his deep investment in the Democrat party, corrupt liberal media groups like Media Matters, and groups that are anti-Semitic and anti-Israel. We need to fire up the Republican base and build up momentum and excitement for candidates, but the RINOs do not want to unite behind these types of candidates. Republicans blowing off Ronald Reagan as an example is like Democrats blowing off FDR, because Reagan is by far the most successful president, and his elections should be studied and replicated. Also, Mark speaks with Donald Trump Jr. about bypassing companies that want to censor Conservative voices so we don’t have to support woke corporations and fund the Marxist indoctrination of our children. Later, Mark is joined by Fox News host and author Brian Kilmeade to talk about his new book, Teddy and Booker T.: How Two American Icons Blazed a Path for Racial Equality. Enjoy Mark's most recent Election Special: Apple Podcasts Spotify Amazon Music Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	He's here.
0:02.0	here.
0:04.0	Now broadcasting from the underground command post.
0:07.0	Deep in the fouls of a hidden bunker,
0:10.0	somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-district building, we've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Lavin. The The The The The The Hello America, I'm Mark Levin, our number 877 381, 3811, 8773811, 8773811 3811, 8773811, Let me start tonight by talking about the election. I do want to move on to other things, but you're
1:47.9	getting a lot of bum information out there. Too many people providing you advice or information either worked in the Bush administration or worked for the R&C or worked on Capitol Hill,
2:09.0	but almost none of them worked in the campaign of Ronald Reagan. I mean I have to confess
2:16.2	1980 was 43 years ago and 1976 was 47 years ago.
2:23.6	1984, you can figure it out.
2:28.0	Reagan won the two biggest landslides
2:30.6	in modern American history, and he ran as an unequivocal conservative. He ran in the
2:36.2	Republican primaries against the conservative challenging the Republican establishment and ruling class.
2:47.0	That Republican establishment and ruling class has not gone away and they never will.
2:57.6	They get too much power, they get too much power they get too much attention they get too much money mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich mich Mitch McConnell is a throwback to the Gerald Ford era.
3:05.4	Chris Christie is a throwback to the George Bush era and before.
3:10.2	Chris Sununu is a throwback to the George Bush era.
3:15.0	Sununu is the governor of New Hampshire.
3:17.2	He's been elected there.
3:19.0	His case is unique.
3:19.9	His daddy was elected there.
3:21.5	Chris Sununu, excuse me, Chris. daddy was
3:25.0	corrupt, correct sonunu, excuse me, Christy got elected first time around because the governor was
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