Mark Levin Podcast Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 2/17/25
Feb 18, 2025
Critics are slamming the Department of Justice for allegedly politicizing prosecutions, with implications for public trust in the system. A discussion on Iran's nuclear ambitions raises concerns about national security. There's scrutiny of federal lawsuits undermining Trump's agenda and questions surrounding the American Bar Association's influence. The political discourse also touches on media biases, rising tensions over impeachment, and the interpretation of birthright citizenship in relation to illegal immigration.
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DOJ Resignations Under Meese
- Mark Levin recounts witnessing coordinated resignations at the Department of Justice under Attorney General Meese.
- These resignations were intended to pressure Meese into resigning himself, demonstrating how such actions can be strategically employed.
DOJ's Duty to Do Justice
- The Department of Justice's role is to ensure justice, even when investigating past administrations.
- Levin cites examples of DOJ misconduct, like the Ted Stevens case and the Bob McDonnell case, to illustrate the need for internal accountability.
Iran's Hostile Actions
- Iran's history demonstrates its hostility towards the US, making nuclear armament dangerous.
- Their actions, including attempted assassinations of US officials and threats against US allies, prove their hostile intentions.