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Mark Belling Podcast #112:  The latest example of the disaster of Marxism: retailers leaving big cities in drove because of shoplifting losses.  The Wisconsin deal for tax relief and increased school funding is in trouble because  both sides think they can get all they want if they win the November elections.   And Alex Murdaugh's South Carolina murder conviction is overturned because of a clerk's big mouth. episode artwork

EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 1H 14M

Mark Belling Podcast #112:  The latest example of the disaster of Marxism: retailers leaving big cities in drove because of shoplifting losses.  The Wisconsin deal for tax relief and increased school funding is in trouble because  both sides think they can get all they want if they win the November elections.   And Alex Murdaugh's South Carolina murder conviction is overturned because of a clerk's big mouth.

from The Mark Belling Podcast · host Mark Belling

The Case Of The Big-Mouthed Clerk: Alex Murdaugh gets a new trial in South Carolina. Trump goes to China in a negotiation in which both sides believe they have leverage. And, Wauwatosa wants to build a new City Hall as expensive as an oceanfront mansion See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mark Belling Podcast #112:  The latest example of the disaster of Marxism: retailers leaving big cities in drove because of shoplifting losses.  The Wisconsin deal for tax relief and increased school funding is in trouble because  both sides think they can get all they want if they win the November elections.   And Alex Murdaugh's South Carolina murder conviction is overturned because of a clerk's big mouth.

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