On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, The Democrat Party has sided with David Duke as far as the Jewish community is involved. Speaker Pelosi was weak in defending the anti-Semitism displayed by Rep Ilhan Omar and allows bigotry to continue to take root in the Democrat Party. The Democrat Party and the media allow hate speech with no condemnation and defend fundamentalist front groups like the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR). Rep. Steve King was excoriated for his comments and removed from committee assignments in Congress, yet Omar remains on the Foreign Relations Committee and goes unnamed in resolutions condemning her anti-Semitic rhetoric. The media is focused on destroying Fox News for their dissenting reports because they don’t go along with commentators that support the president, while they spend all their time trying to take President Trump down. Then, the Republicans need to step up; Sen. Mitch McConnell needs to whip the votes and support the president on the National Emergencies Act instead of adding to the problem like Sen. Rand Paul. Where are Senators Tillis, Murkowski, and Collins? Afterwards, maybe the socialist sympathizers in America should live under it and experience it firsthand. No cars, planes, private healthcare, just public health facilities, bicycles, and vegetables free of all fossil fuels. Later, Mort Klein, the President of the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA), calls in to give his take on Ilhan Omar’s anti-Semitic comments.. Finally, Victor Davis Hanson calls in and discusses hiw new book, the Case for Trump.
THIS IS FROM:
Fox News
Progressives defend Omar, prompting House Dems to delay vote condemning anti-Semitism
Washington Post
House Democrats erupt in protests over indirect sanction of Rep. Omar for alleged anti-Semitism
Washington Free Beacon
Roll Call Smears Jewish Groups That Called for Omar’s Removal From House Committee
Desert News
Utah Legislature approves resolution calling for state convention to change U.S. Constitution
The Hill
Dems won’t let Fox News host primary debate
AP
US trade gap jumped to 10-year high; record gap with China
Roll Call
Republicans, seeing opportunities in the suburbs, advance paid leave plans
The podcast for this show can be streamed or downloaded from the Audio Rewind page.
Image used with permission of Getty Images / Mark Wilson