Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 7/27/22

Mark Levin Podcast

Cumulus Podcast Network

News Commentary, Politics, News

4.5 • 21.8K Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2022

⏱️ 112 minutes

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On Wednesday's Mark Levin Show, what would Americans think if FDR used the IRS to attack political enemies or if JFK used the FBI to spy on Martin Luther King Jr.? What about LBJ using federal law enforcement to spy on the campaign headquarters of Barry Goldwater? These Democrats did that and much worse when they were in power. Then, Democrats take loyalty seriously and there are next to no examples of Democrat Attorneys General turning on their former bosses. However, when it comes to Republicans, they are happy to turn on the president they served under. Later, Nancy Pelosi should be urged to visit Taiwan especially since China is threatening to take action if Pelosi travels to the island. Biden has acquiesced and said she should stay home, and Gen. Milley has indicated that the U.S will mobilize military assets near the region. Pelosi would be the highest-ranking US politician to visit the nation. Afterward, Ohio Senate Candidate JD Vance joins the show to explain how the Democrat in the race is positioning himself as a conservative. Vance agreed that the party needs to come together to beat Tim Ryan who is the preferred candidate of Chuck Schumer and Joe Biden. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Ladies and gentlemen, the following segment of the podcast is presented exclusively by Hillsdale College.
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1:43.4	Hello, America Mark Levin here our number 877-3813811-877-3813811.
1:59.4	What would you say if a president of the United States told his IRS commissioner to gather information
2:13.4	unless Secretary of the Treasury who had served in the prior administration?
2:23.4	The Department of Justice, the Tax Division, to conduct audits and criminal investigations of that individual because that individual was highly critical of the new deal and the spending.
2:45.4	That's exactly what Franklin Roosevelt did to Andrew Mellon.
2:55.4	Even a federal judge at the end, after around 10 years of this,
3:03.4	Mellon agreed to pay like some patents, $10,000, and for him, for sure, minor amount of money at the end of the process.
3:21.4	What would you say if a president of the United States told the Internal Revenue Service the commissioner?
3:35.4	He gave a political opponent within the Democrat Party, a senator from Louisiana who'd been the governor of Louisiana.
3:49.4	Because his populist views were concerning him and he was running to the left of FDR and picking up a lot of support.
3:59.4	FDR did to Huey Long. Huey Long was assassinated before the IRS could charge him with anything.
4:14.4	What would you say if a president of the United States had put a person over at the Internal Revenue Service?
4:27.4	He put his brother as Attorney General of the United States and directed that they collect all the information they code on conservative organizations, a handful of him,
4:41.4	that were criticizing him, his faith, and threatening to expose certain of his infidelities.
4:56.4	And then those organizations faced internal revenue scrutiny.
5:01.4	Well, that's what John Kennedy did.
5:07.4	What would you say if John Kennedy and Ben Bradley, then of Newsweek, but later Washington Post, same company?
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