

Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 10/23/24
Oct 24, 2024
Scott Perry, a representative from Pennsylvania known for his conservative stance, discusses being targeted by leftist groups and the dangers of character assassination in politics. Joe Kent, a retired Green Beret and representative from Washington State, emphasizes the need for aggressive campaigning in his district. They dive into the troubling rise in abortion rates post-Dobbs and critique the role of historical figures in today's political landscape, warning against complacency as elections approach.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Leadership Lessons: Lincoln to Trump
03:30 • 11min
Political Comparisons and Economic Warnings
14:38 • 6min
Engaging the Unresponsive: Musk and Political Discourse
20:32 • 15min
Economic Concerns and Political Critique in an Election Year
35:19 • 4min
Abortion Rights in the Post-Dobbs Era
39:02 • 11min
Challenging Wireless Giants and Political Opposition
49:51 • 2min
Defending the American Dream
51:29 • 5min
Political Battleground in Pennsylvania's 10th District
56:31 • 4min
Voices in the Healthcare Debate
01:00:51 • 4min
Political Engagement and Immigration Concerns
01:04:25 • 14min
Beyond Identity Politics
01:18:41 • 10min
Political Polarization and Campaign Strategies
01:28:51 • 8min
Strategizing for Electoral Success
01:37:03 • 3min
Contrasting Political Landscapes: Urban vs. Rural Dynamics in Washington
01:40:11 • 2min
The Urgency of Election Vigilance
01:42:01 • 11min