• Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 10/14/24

  • Oct 15 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 47 mins
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Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 10/14/24

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  • On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, back in the 1980’s Joe Biden stole the words from RFK and Neil Kinnock, and it cost him his Presidential candidacy. Today, we have Kamala Harris doing the same thing. Harris is accused of plagiarizing her first book. However, the majority of Americans might not hear about it because the media is covering it up. Most Americans are getting their election news from ABC, CBS and/or NBC. This plagiarism shows you how unethical and immoral she is. Also, Harris wants indigenous people’s day to replace Columbus Day. This is another way for Harris to trash America and push her Marxist agenda. Later, what has Harris done for the Black community and specifically young Black men? Nothing! Harris is trying to reach out to them with proposals on marijuana. This stereotype is disgusting. Afterward, Bill Clinton said that Laken Riley's Death "probably wouldn't have happened" if all immigrants were vetted. This is the reality - they are not vetting these people. God knows who’s coming in. We haven’t even felt the effects of this open border yet and Harris and no intention of closing it. Finally, Gabe Evans calls in to discuss his run for Colorado’s 8th Congressional District. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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