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Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 2/3/25

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On Monday's Mark Levin Show, Ben Ferguson from the Ben Ferguson podcast filled in for Mark. Canadian liquor stores began removing American liquors from their shelves, only to return them shortly after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau backed down to President Trump. The question on many people's minds is why Trump imposed tariffs on Canada. The concern was that with the Southern border secured, drug trafficking and illegal immigration might shift to the Northern border, necessitating tighter security there as well. This move was more about national security than addressing a trade deficit. Afterward, in this term, Trump's approach differs from his first; he now recognizes the deceit and understands the political game. Trump acts like a human wrecking ball, but in a constructive way, aiming to dismantle government inefficiencies. His battles are focused on safeguarding America and prioritizing American interests. Later, USAID employees were instructed to avoid their Washington, D.C. headquarters following Trump's decision to close it down, which caused the left to lose their minds. This move was part of Trump's mandate to highlight and eliminate fraud, waste, and the misuse of taxpayer funds. Finally, NJ Governor Phil Murphy implied that he’s harboring an illegal alien in his house. But now Murphy’s team says that’s not true. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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