

Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 12/20/24
Dec 21, 2024
Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House and a prominent historian, joins the conversation to dissect recent developments in government spending. He highlights how Trump and Elon Musk significantly streamlined policies, saving billions. They also tackle the troubling allegations of anti-Israel sentiment at George Mason University and its implications. Additionally, Gingrich discusses Benjamin Netanyahu's controversial decision to skip the Auschwitz anniversary due to fears of arrest, shedding light on the intricate web of politics and international relations.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating Budgetary Complexities
03:26 • 12min
Financial Futures in Jeopardy
15:54 • 7min
Trump, Musk, and Republican Dynamics
22:32 • 10min
Political Maneuvering and Fiscal Challenges Ahead
32:19 • 7min
Tax Cuts and Political Dynamics
38:39 • 9min
Analyzing Congressional Votes and Constitutional Dynamics
47:16 • 3min
Navigating Political Waters: Tax Cuts and Economic Ideologies
50:19 • 8min
Exploring Government Shutdowns and Consumer Choices
57:58 • 2min
Government Shutdowns and Political Dynamics
59:47 • 9min
Funding Aid and Social Issues
01:09:17 • 9min
Campus Tensions: Allegations and Activism
01:18:42 • 8min
Absence and Controversy: A Prime Minister's Dilemma
01:26:37 • 3min
Debate on Violence and National Identity
01:30:02 • 1min
Concerns Over Rising Anti-Semitism and Drone Sightings
01:31:05 • 5min
Political Reflections and Lighthearted Moments
01:36:11 • 8min
Reflections of Gratitude and Commitment to Community
01:43:41 • 5min
A Grateful Farewell and Upcoming Show Reminder
01:48:28 • 3min