Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 12/6/21

Mark Levin Podcast

Cumulus Podcast Network

News Commentary, Politics, News

4.5 • 21.8K Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2021

⏱️ 106 minutes

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Summary

On Monday's Mark Levin Show, the late Sen. Bob Dole was a generous man, a patriot, and a complex politician that was a World War II hero. He was a wonderful man that loved this country. Then, corporate media's systemic corruption is much worse than anything Chris Cuomo did. The media has been complicit in covering up the crimes Marxists have exacted on the public for over a century. Later, the Democrats sell out our allies and blame Donald Trump. In 1994 the Budapest Memorandum was reached with Ukraine so they'd give up their nuclear weapons at the fall of the Soviet Union so long as the United States, Russia, and Great Britain assured the continued security of Ukraine. Tensions escalate between Taiwan and Beijing and the Israelis and the Iranians. Will the U.S back its allies? Afterward, combat veteran Rep. Mike Waltz calls in and said that America needs a wake-up call. He added that President Xi has openly called for the U.S and its currency to be replaced as the global standard. China aims to militarize their space stations so that they can wage war on the US from space and they're doing it with the money Americans spend on Chinese products. Waltz also called for the U.S to not participate in any Olympic Games that are held in China. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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1:56.9	Hello, America. Mark Levin here. Our number 877-3813811-877-3813811. Oh, there's so much
2:11.4	going on out there, isn't there, America? Oh, yes. A great deal. First of all, I want
2:16.1	to talk briefly about Bob Dahl. You know, when I was a very young man, it seems like
2:23.3	forever ago, 50 years ago or so. A buddy and I, actually probably more like 45 years ago,
2:31.4	doesn't matter. Eric Christiansen, who I grew up with, like a brother, to me and to our
2:38.4	family. We used to get involved in Republican politics, precinct workers, college Republicans
2:46.0	to some extent. But we attended a big event in Washington. We were young guys. I'd never
2:53.2	done that before. And we actually got to stay over at a hotel and done that much either.
3:03.5	And I was at this event. My buddy Eric decided to go to Capitol Hill. And he asked me with
3:14.0	Senator Bob Dahl. Now he's a kid from outside Philadelphia in Pennsylvania. Barely old enough
3:24.2	to vote. I don't think we were old enough to vote. I think we were 16 or 17. And even
3:32.9	though it was the college Republicans, and Bob Dahl sat down with him in his office,
3:40.8	spoke to him and couldn't have been nicer. I met Bob Dahl once, I think, maybe twice.
3:49.1	Always extremely generous with his time. He didn't care who you were. And that's the
3:57.2	kind of guy this man was. And he was a World War II hero, a hero. And he was, by some
4:07.6	people written off as dead. That's how bad his injuries were. And it was near the end
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