

Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 9/17/24
4 snips Sep 18, 2024
Kamala Harris, the controversial Democrat nominee, faces sharp critique from WMAL radio host Larry O’Connor as they dissect her media blunders and debate whether Americans are better off now than under Trump. They delve into the rising support for Trump among young Black voters and Harris's struggles to connect with them. The discussion also touches on the political rhetoric surrounding Trump, including assassination threats, and the disconnect between political narratives and economic realities affecting everyday citizens.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Political Comedy and Critical Analysis
02:01 • 13min
Economic Challenges and Political Disconnect
15:26 • 5min
Political Responses and Economic Reality
20:21 • 14min
Political Accountability and Shifts in Voter Sentiment
33:57 • 4min
Analyzing Voter Dynamics Among Black Men
37:39 • 2min
Reflecting on Absence and Political Analysis
39:11 • 3min
Election Engagement and Gun Violence Discourse
42:33 • 11min
Gun Control Debates and Political Insights
53:09 • 6min
Rhetoric and Risks: Analyzing Trump's Political Landscape
59:30 • 14min
Perceived Threats and Frustration with Government Responses
01:13:54 • 3min
Confrontation Over Trump's Threat Label Amidst Violence
01:16:24 • 2min
Rhetoric of Hostility and Data Security Threats
01:18:04 • 2min
Political Rhetoric and Recovery
01:19:59 • 18min
Unpacking 'Wiener Gate': Media's New Frontier
01:37:50 • 11min
The Media Revolution of Andrew Breitbart
01:49:10 • 4min
A Tribute to Influential Conservative Voices
01:53:39 • 2min