

Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 12/16/24
Dec 17, 2024
Paul Kengor, a professor specializing in Soviet communism, discusses the troubling historical ties between Democrats and Cold War enemies, spotlighting Ted Kennedy's controversial connections. Meanwhile, litigator Jim Trusty shares insights on Joe Biden's pardons, particularly his commutation of Josephine Gray, who was convicted for multiple murders. Trusty critiques the administration’s claims about granting pardons to 'non-violent' offenders, raising questions about the motives behind such decisions.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Aftermath and Reflections on Gun Control
03:38 • 8min
Critique of Health Care Systems and Gun Control Responses
11:32 • 5min
Prioritizing School Safety and Community Reflections
16:29 • 3min
Discussing Economic Volatility and the Importance of Gold Investment
18:59 • 2min
Political Currents: Drones, Borders, and Ideologies
21:09 • 13min
Critique of Governance and Legal Ramifications
33:41 • 10min
Unveiling Cold War Secrets
43:26 • 9min
Kennedy and Cold War Conundrums
52:04 • 8min
Tragedy and Debate: School Shooting Aftermath
01:00:10 • 7min
Press Freedom Under Scrutiny
01:07:15 • 3min
A Critical Examination of the Free Press Concept
01:09:51 • 5min
Critique of Media and Political Influence with Tax Advice
01:14:31 • 2min
Legal Strategies and Political Bias
01:16:45 • 10min
The Risk of Cybersecurity: Analyzing Legislative Impact and Legal Proceedings
01:26:51 • 2min
Legal Maneuvering and Controversial Pardons
01:29:05 • 6min
Legal Maneuvers and Financial Strategies
01:34:41 • 2min
Preemptive Pardons and Political Tactics
01:36:49 • 10min
Concerns Over Drone Activity and Government Transparency
01:46:50 • 5min