12/7/17-Mark Levin Audio Rewind

This is a phony resignation from Sen. Al Franken; the Democrats are gearing up to flip their position if Roy Moore is elected to the Senate in Alabama. This is one of the most cynical political ploys by the Democrats in the Senate that we’ve seen in a very long time. The rush of Democratic senators who called for Franken’s resignation earlier this week has the mark of a coordinated effort. Franken’s declaration that he would resign in the coming weeks is highly suspicious. If Roy Moore is elected, you’re going to hear the calls for him to resign immediately. Then you’ll start hearing from the Democrats and the media, ‘why should Franken resign? After all, the allegations against Moore are much worse.’ Too add, the Democrat Party is telling us times are changing, but would they denounce John Kennedy or Linden Johnson today? Kennedy had a teen mistress, an intern in the White House when he was 45 and she was 19. Kennedy used his superior position to take advantage of Mimi Alfred and molested her, yet nobody mentions this. Look at the code of silence there is. After that, Christopher Wray confirmed that there were applications for a FISA warrant. It is a fact that there were FISA warrants and that American citizens and members of the Trump campaign were surveilled. Brian Stetler will never apologize over what he did to the American people and accusing Mark Levin of cherry picking stories and promoting conspiracy theories. Stetler and CNN won’t even acknowledge that they were not curious about the FISA warrants, yet they attack those who look into the matter. In addition, Robert Mueller is an insider who was supported by Barbara Boxer for FBI Director when he was nominated. Now Mueller who is a friend of James Comey, is Special Counsel. Have you ever seen anything like this? Also, Mueller covered up why Peter Srtzok was moved and it took the Inspector General to find that Strzok was sending anti-Trump texts. Finally, former chief of staff to Sen Ted Cruz, Chip Roy, calls in to discuss his run for Congress in Texas.