Mark Levin Podcast

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He's here. 00:34 Now broadcasting from the underground command post, deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker, somewhere under the brick and steel of a nondescript building, we've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Levin. 01:26 Thank you. 02:05 Hello America, Mark Levin here, our number 877-381-3811, 877-381-3811. 02:15 What do we stand for, Mr. and Mrs. America, you and me and millions of others who are listening from sea to shining sea? 02:25 Hey, that rhymed. But nonetheless, what do we stand for? 02:30 Well, we know what we stand for. Our principles have never changed. 02:34 Number one, our founding, our Declaration and Constitution. 02:38 That's what undergirds our system. 02:43 Number two, we believe in free will and the sovereignty of the individual. 02:48 Number three, we believe in the sovereignty of the people, that is, a representative government, consent of the government. 02:59 Number four, we believe in an economic system that promotes liberty and opportunity. 03:06 And creates wealth in this massive middle class that we have like no other country in the face of the earth. 03:13 We embrace it. 03:16 Number four, we believe in law and order and an actual justice system. We support our police, federal, state, and local. 03:27 We support enforcing our immigration laws with ICE and the Border Patrol. 03:34 We support the enforcement of all of our just laws. 03:41 Number six, I believe. 03:45 What else do we support? The Judeo-Christian belief system that undergirds everything. 03:52 We do not embrace Marxism and Islamism. 03:56 Period. 04:00 Now, we have individuals... 04:06 individuals within the Republican Party, many of them are kind of newbies, but not totally, who reject Ronald Reagan and embrace Pat Buchanan. 04:18 That's not this audience. 04:23 We have individuals within the Republican Party, again, a relatively small cabal, but nonetheless, very loud, very nasty, vile, And they seek to control the GOP, but I want to continue. 04:40 They do not believe that we should be the number one superpower on the face of the earth, whether it's economic or military. 04:48 They say no new wars, even when the enemy's been attacking us for half a century. Even when you can go to... to our... 04:58 tremendous cemetery Arlington National Cemetery and you can see hundreds and hundreds of our men and women who are buried there who this enemy killed and through Hezbollah they blew up our embassies in Africa they blew up our base in Saudi Arabia they've tried to assassinate our president and other officials and the list is a long one 05:28 And we literally have people in this cabal who say, apparently we started the war. 05:35 No new wars. Well, how about old wars? Should we resolve those? 05:40 Then they accuse those of us who want to defend our fellow citizens, who want to defend our military, of being warmongers and neocons and rhinos and phrases they don't even understand. 05:54 President of the United States is told by Envoy Steve Whitcoff, who was right here, and gave first-hand testimony to you that when he met with these barbarians, the Islamo-Nazis in Tehran, they looked at him in the eye and they said, we will have 11 nuclear warheads in 10 days. 06:17 And we literally have people in this country, we have a vice president, among others, who believe That that wasn't enough to take military action. 06:30 That we should have sat on our hands in disbelief. 06:37 That we should have pretended otherwise. And we now know they had numerous nuclear sites. Not for civilian energy. They were building nuclear weapons. 06:48 They had militarized They're uranium. Far above what they said they wouldn't do. 07:00 They were building ICBMs, ballistic missiles. 07:07 They had thousands of them. 07:10 In other words, they were doing two things. Number one, violating all the agreements they ever signed. And number two, taking a page out of North Korea's playbook. 07:20 They were being advised and helped by North Korea. 07:25 and by Russia, and by China. 07:31 Anybody who says or believes that we should have turned the other cheek after half a century of this, that we should have pretended that the Islamo-Nazi regime, which is a suicidal regime based on its own practice of its faith, that we should have turned the other cheek, that we should have buried our hand in the sand, Well, guess what? That's not presidential material. And those are not podcasters and commentators who are worth listening to. Period. They may be all over the Internet. 08:04 That's where they live. That's where they reinforce one another. 08:08 But that's not America. 08:15 Iran. The Iran War. 08:18 Have you ever seen a war like this? 08:22 where there hasn't been for six months, for half a year, sustained military activity. For half a year. 08:33 For half a year, there's been negotiations, proposals, talks. 08:40 For half a year. 08:41 That's not a war. Certainly not a war that we've seen before. It could be a military operation if it starts up again, but the president said it's not going to. 08:52 And yet you still, these people say, no more forever wars. 08:57 Now, if we say no more forever wars and the enemy is continuing to attack us, we're at war. We just choose not to defend ourselves. Is that okay with you, America? 09:10 Already thousands of Americans murdered and maimed. Is that okay with you? Of course not. 09:18 Have you noticed, by the way, the price of gasoline? 09:22 It's way down. It was almost $5 a gallon six, seven weeks ago. 09:28 Even in some of the bluest of blue areas, it's under $4 a gallon. I went to fill up today. It's $3.59 a gallon. 09:38 So you can always point to something while inflation is slightly up or this is down or this is over. Every economy. Every time. 09:46 But the Democrats succeeded. 09:49 And... 09:51 The woke Reich helped them in making the case that the economy was doing horribly when the economy's been doing actually quite well. 10:06 But to say that, you see, is to have no heart, is to not be empathetic to young people in the middle class. I know I've heard this. 10:14 I've read this. 10:16 I want you to listen to this from Van Jones on CNN. 10:21 CNN, the end of last week. I want you to listen to this. 10:25 On the American Accountability Network, apparently it's some radical left-wing enterprise. Listen to this. Cut 10. Go. 10:31 There's something called the American Accountability Network. Tens of thousands of online humans, not bots, coordinated to make the affordability message a winning message online. 32.5 million people hit on Instagram every day. 88.8 million hit on Twitter every single day. And 185 million Facebook hits every single day. And they never figured it out. The Republicans could not understand. It wasn't bots. It was actual human beings. The most effective online organizing campaign called the American Accountability Network flew under the radar screen. 11:05 And they were talking about the issue or they were saying you need to elect Democrats to deal with this? 11:09 driving the kitchen table affordability message and tying that to Democrats on a positive and Republicans on a negative. The Republicans never figured out what we were doing. And what that meant was everywhere you go, people were talking about affordability and they were talking about kitchen table issues. They couldn't get any traction on these cultural war issues anymore because we figured out how to get around all that. So it's not just all the door knocking that was done, which is amazing. It's not just our amazing candidate quality. We had something called the American Accountability Network. Don't get mad at me. I was given permission to reveal this. They never figured it out. And that network is going to continue to push for kitchen table issues and hold our Democratic lawmakers accountable. 11:47 Look, it's important to talk about kitchen table issues. I think that helped President Trump defeat Biden, but that's not my point. The economy was never as bad as people online kept saying. 11:59 They bought right into this and kept pushing this agenda and kept saying, The war. The war. They kept tying it to the war. You see, they are... Their entire existence is linked to isolationism. 12:15 Isolationism. 12:17 Their entire existence is linked to isolationism. 12:21 And so they want the defeat to be about Iran. 12:23 Period. 12:25 They want it to be the only issue. Period. 12:28 It was an issue, but it was not the only issue, and it wasn't the number one issue. 12:34 And, of course, when you explain to people who are, quote-unquote, war-weary because they keep hearing that we're going to do this or we're going to do that and it goes on for months, the very same elements that I'm talking about in the administration and outside the administration, we're lobbying. 12:52 We're lobbying for what? A negotiated deal. Well, guess what? 12:57 This enemy doesn't want a negotiated deal. And so they played us right through the midterm elections. 13:05 And they're still at it. 13:10 You know, people will twist what I say because that's what they do. 13:15 Nobody has done more to take on this enemy than President Trump. Nobody. 13:20 And he did it even though his vice president was opposed to it. He did it even though certain woke right mouthpieces were against it. There have been leaks. There have been efforts to undermine him day in and day out. Not just the Democrats, but people in his own administration. And he's so strong, and he even says today, no nukes, no nukes, no nukes, whatever the consequences. 13:44 I think this has been misinterpreted. I think that's intentional, just like what What's being discussed here on the issue of affordability? 13:53 Mark, people really feel it, and therefore what you're saying is disgusting. 13:59 Of course people feel when the economy is not working in a way that benefits them or helps them or is sustainable to them. That's not the issue. 14:10 They turn this into a broad-based, all-consuming issue, and he explains how they did it. 14:19 If it was a spontaneous, all-consuming issue, they wouldn't need to do what Van Jones said. But they did. 14:29 But they did. 14:30 We have the strongest economy on the face of the earth. 14:34 On the face of the earth, when it comes to affordability, when it comes to job creation, when it comes to wealth creation... Everywhere. You know what the price of a gallon of gasoline is in Greece? It's 11 or 12 bucks a gallon. The Democrats want it to be 11 or 12 bucks a gallon. The price of electricity is highest in the blue states. Would the blue states prevent what? The use of coal. Well, coal is one of the main factors that creates electricity. 14:59 And I could go on and on and on. 15:02 All roads do not lead through Iran as causing us problems with gasoline and electricity and food prices and inflation and all the rest. 15:13 But if that's your mindset... 15:16 then you're going to be bad-mouthing the country, bad-mouthing the economy, bad-mouthing the quote-unquote war effort, and so forth and so on. You're going to sound like the left, and that's exactly what they do. I'll be right back. 15:40 On October 7, 2023, Israeli firefighter Danny faced a nightmare no parent should ever endure. As terrorists attacked his community, he and his wife sheltered in their safe room. Just yards away, his daughter and son-in-law were trapped inside their home as it burned during the horrific attacks on that day. There was nothing he could do to save them. And Danny has dedicated his life to rescuing others. In the midst of unimaginable grief, he stepped forward to help evacuate survivors and care for his shattered community. Today, he continues helping to rebuild. 16:10 His story reminds us that behind every headline is a family, a mother, a father, a son or daughter whose life mattered. And that is why thousands of churches across America are joining the Flags of Fellowship movement started by the Great International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. Each flag planted as part of this powerful movement honors a life lost. Each flag stands against hatred. Each flag declares to the world that Israel is not alone and that America and Israel stand together. Join the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews and believers across America in this powerful act of remembrance and solidarity with Israel. 16:45 Learn how you and your church can make a difference at joinfof.org. That's joinfof.org. 17:00 I think I'm the only human being on the face of the earth that still has AOL. Some of you are going with a cringed reaction. Oh, my God. 17:11 That will be ending. 17:14 I and Rich and especially my buddy Josh, we have spent all day trying to get me back on AOL. I've been locked out of my own email. The reason I haven't switched isn't because I'm stuck with AOL. It's because that's where all my emails are since the 1980s. 17:35 And it's just a pain to switch over, but we're going to once I get it back all day. 17:41 Since early this morning, I've not been able to get into my email account. We've gone through the process repeatedly. We put in all the secret numbers that they want or the questions that they ask. 17:51 Then they blocked us out of that. Then we make a call. I was hung up on twice. Then we finally get through to somebody else. 17:59 And they say, we've got to raise this with our supervisors. 18:04 I don't know why. Just unlock the damn thing. I've given you every security number and everything I have. 18:11 So we wait for three hours, three and a half hours, following all the rest, and nothing. 18:16 Not an email, not a call, nothing. We inquire some more, nothing. 18:22 So I've been locked out of email. Anything you've seen posted has come by way of text and Mr. Producer then posting it. 18:29 We opened sort of an emergency Gmail account so I could do the program and so forth. But anybody who works at AOL, I just want you to know, There's a reason why so many people have dropped you because your customer service is horrendous. 18:47 Absolutely horrendous. 18:50 Even if you follow all the requests for information and you hit this link and that link and every other link. 18:58 And then the in-person customer service made that look like a day in the park. 19:05 And so here it is almost 6.30 p.m. Eastern Time. 19:10 This really started about 8 or 9 a.m. this morning. 19:14 Still no AOL. So I'm operating on Gmail. We'll be right back. 19:24 On October 7, 2023, Israeli firefighter Danny faced a nightmare no parent should ever endure. As terrorists attacked his community, he and his wife sheltered in their safe room. Just yards away, his daughter and son-in-law were trapped inside their home as it burned during the horrific attacks on that day. There was nothing he could do to save them. And Danny has dedicated his life to rescuing others. In the midst of unimaginable grief, he stepped forward to help evacuate survivors and care for his shattered community. Today, he continues helping to rebuild. 19:54 His story reminds us that behind every headline is a family, a mother, a father, a son or daughter whose life mattered. And that is why thousands of churches across America are joining the Flags of Fellowship movement started by the Great International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. Each flag planted as part of this powerful movement honors a life lost. Each flag stands against hatred. Each flag declares to the world that Israel is not alone and that America and Israel stand together. Join the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews and believers across America in this powerful act of remembrance and solidarity with Israel. 20:28 Learn how you and your church can make a difference at joinfof.org. That's joinfof.org. 20:36 You're listening to Denali, the Great One. The Great One. And you can call in now, 877-381-3811. 20:48 Well, the procedural vote leading toward the so-called impeachment of Pete Hegseth failed. 20:55 214 to like 209, something like that. 21:01 Of course, the Republicans control the House right now. 21:06 This is Thomas Massey. Thomas Massey is a virulent anti-Semite, in my view. He also is a virulent Ron Paul supporter. A lot of these radical libertarians are of that ilk. 21:19 They're not conservatives. They're not constitutionalists. They're radical libertarians. 21:25 And so he brought it up. 21:29 And these things are supported by Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Trader Green. I don't think he was. 21:39 Victor Davis Hanson is a very good friend of mine. He's gone through hell really the last almost year. He had a very, very serious operation. 21:50 Significant part of his lung was removed, a very rare type of cancer. I'm not telling you anything he hasn't said himself. 21:57 And during the course of that operation, well, let me put it to you this way. 22:06 His heart was affected. 22:10 and he was bleeding out fast and they had to rush him back into surgery and luckily the surgeon did that it wasn't the original surgeon who worked on his lung it was another surgeon and he spent many hours saving his life and that's how serious it was and he goes back for many tests and many checkups and he's gotten much stronger over the days and He's a fantastic human being, obviously has a brilliant, brilliant mind, and it's one thing to have a brilliant mind, it's another thing to be able to use that mind to communicate with everybody out there, and that's what he does. 22:56 He was a good friend of Russia's, and he's a good friend of mine, very close friend. 23:02 He made an announcement on his podcast that I want to play for you, just to show you what a What a wonderful human being he is. 23:15 And he is that. 23:19 Go. 23:20 So it's getting very scary. And then I was just curious. So then I went through some podcast. 23:26 And of course, the same old stuff is going on. Tucker's, I think 70% of his shows are on the Jews. He has another person. I had two more guests on the Jews. 23:37 And so I think I'm going to have a little policy of my own. Maybe it's because of my health. Sometimes I get pretty worn out. I'm just not going to go on any podcast where the person openly demagogues Israel or Jews. I'm not going to do it. I have no problem when the person says I don't support Israel's foreign policy. But when they start getting into the Jewish people or the Israelis are evil or they're I don't want to go. I don't have anything to do with them. So I'm done. I'm not going to go on one podcast if that person has done that. 24:10 And that'll be about six or seven, I may think. 24:16 I'm guessing in addition to Tucker, it'll be Megyn Kelly. 24:20 It'll be... 24:23 a Bannon type, it'll be many, many of the usual suspects that we've talked about here. 24:29 They are virulent in their hate, and then when they're called out, they get very angry and scream at the top of their lungs and start attacking you and start attacking your family members in some cases, and this is the typical behavior, and almost all of them support J.D. Do they not, Mr. Producer? 24:48 You awake, Mr. Producer? 24:51 You agree. You don't have to agree. I'm sorry. Yeah, but that's part of the problem right there. 25:00 And it is spreading. 25:04 So in addition to the Democrat Party, where Chris Van Hollen represents the most vile part of the Democrat Party, he's already said that they're going to start decoupling from Israel, blocking support for Israel. Not just money. 25:19 The sale of defensive weapons, even for the Iron Dome, he wants to block, he wants to prevent, you understand. So they want Israel to be destroyed. 25:27 This is the policy of the Democrat Party. 25:30 It absolutely is. 25:32 And we have individuals in the Republican Party. So I cannot support those people either, and I'm never going to. 25:40 I think I'm the number one guy they hate. Wouldn't you say online, Mr. Perdusa? 25:46 Yeah. 25:47 President once told me, you know, Mark. 25:51 I used to think I was the most hated guy online. I think it's you. I think I'm number two. 25:57 It's true. There's no question because it attracts, you know, some very good people. But for the most part, it attracts really, really evil and loathsome people, including people overseas. We try to conceal their identities, but really, really loathsome people, too. 26:16 And they always question your loyalty to America, and they always question, you know, if you're on the take, which, of course, I never am and never would be. Now, some of them are, by the way. 26:26 The evidence is coming out. Did you notice that, Mr. Producer? 26:30 Some of them are, as it turns out. 26:34 Those of you who have listened to this program almost 25 years, you know exactly where I stand, on our country, on Israel, on the Islamists, and all the rest of it. I don't hide it. 26:44 But I wanted you to hear Victor Davis Hanson. 26:48 And this is from today. He's had enough. 26:53 You know, you could hear he's weaker than he was originally. He's getting stronger. He said, I don't, I just, I'm not going to spend my life doing this. 27:04 Now, those of you who read my book, The Democrat Party Hates America, there is a significant difference quote in there in one of the chapters from Victor Davis Hanson I believe he wrote it in National Review I could be wrong doesn't matter and he goes on at great length about the history of the Democrat Party and their hate for Jews and he and I have talked offline and I'm not really at liberty to just start talking about what somebody says to me but what he sees is very upsetting to him and to all of us He says, this is so out of control right now, it's shocking, it's frightening. 27:48 And of course he's right. 27:51 And I want to thank all of you non-Jews out there. I want to thank all of you Gentiles, especially Christians. 28:00 I don't know what we'd do without you. 28:05 Such a beautiful religion, beautiful faith. 28:11 You've got so many beautiful preachers, pastors, and so forth. 28:17 Several of whom are my friend. 28:19 Pastor Hagee is one of my best friends. 28:23 I've told you before, we Jews are such a tiny percentage of the world population, tiny percentage of the population in the United States. Do you know in a few years there will be more Muslims than Jews in America? Did you know that, Mr. Producer? 28:36 Just a couple of years. What do you think the Democrat Party is going to do then? 28:41 They're already relying on the Marxists and the Islamists. What do you think they're going to do then? 28:49 So I have fought my entire life, literally since I'm 13, 14 years old, for constitutional conservatism within the Republican Party. 28:58 We've taken on the ruling class. We've taken on the establishment. 29:02 We're part of the Tea Party and Convention of States and all the rest. 29:06 You think I'm going to sit still and surrender this? 29:09 You're not going to surrender it to a guy that was in the Senate two years and has been vice president about three years? 29:17 That's not going to happen. 29:19 Or to some truly mentally ill podcasters who make money the more outrageous and vulgar and contemptible they are? That's not going to happen. 29:30 Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Stephen Bannon, These are all incredibly defective human beings. And we're not going to surrender our country to these people because they're able to scream at the top of their lungs or drop the F word or whatever it is they do. 29:55 It's not going to happen. 29:58 But my fear is if we don't unite around our shared principles, around our shared values, We're going to get creamed in 2028. 30:10 And the Democrats will win. 30:13 So we're going to do everything we can here to bring together what I call the patriotic Americans. You, Mr. and Mrs. America. 30:24 People who don't trash our country in the middle of a war. People who don't trash our history. Oh, you know, the past 40 years we were sold out. No, we weren't. 30:34 people who trash our economic system, people who sound like Marxists when they're talking about inequality. We'll leave that for the left, and we will fight it on the right, and then we will get our nominee. I think Newt Gingrich is right on. He's been outstanding. 30:50 He said, look, I thought that J.D. would be the runaway nominee. I don't think that anymore. 30:56 Now, this man is a genius when it comes to history, and I think when it comes to predicting so many things. And what he said is it's going to be a very vibrant and vigorous Republican primary. I agree with that. 31:10 And he named a number of people. I can't remember all of them, but he had mentioned DeSantis. He mentioned Cruz. He mentioned Yunkin and a few others, I believe. And I think he's right. 31:22 And I think there's an opportunity there as well. Maybe Rubio, should he step down from the Secretary of State position, he'd be a great president, wouldn't he? 31:34 He'd be a great debater, too. But we have a lot of great guys. DeSantis, unbelievable governor. Ted Cruz has been Mr. Conservative now for some time in the Senate. 31:45 Just a lot. Youngkin was a very, very good governor as far as governors go. 31:53 So they're going to be, I think, a number of these people running. We'll have an opportunity. We'll see where they're coming down. 32:01 But I think Victor Davis Hanson is right on. 32:06 And God, I hope he's with us a long time. We need him. 32:13 You know, I don't speak for Rush. Rush is in here, but I think I was one of his closest friends. 32:23 I think he'd be pretty disgusted by what he's saying. I really do. 32:31 Rush was a huge supporter of the state of Israel. 32:39 He was a close friend of Benjamin Netanyahu. 32:46 And of course he was the first out of the gate to endorse Donald Trump. 32:55 I don't think he ever even knew about J.D. Vance, quite frankly. 33:02 But Rush would never embrace socialism light. He would never embrace isolationism, not in the face of a regime like Iran that has killed Americans. He would never. 33:15 And I think to his credit, and this is something he did that I probably should have done. 33:21 He almost never went online, Mr. Producer. 33:25 He almost never posted anything online. 33:32 I decided to do that when I decided to take on Trader Katarlson and that cabal because nobody else would. 33:40 Certainly nobody else had had a big platform like me. They were scared, and I said, I got to do this. 33:48 But it is a very toxic cesspool. The most vile people come on because they're able to conceal themselves. They're not very well known and so forth and so on. 34:02 And Rush, I think, was wise to stay out of there. 34:06 On the other hand, we're confronting certain voices and certain attitudes that didn't exist even four or five years ago. 34:17 But they do now, and they are totally out of the closet. 34:22 And I've concluded when it comes to Tucker Carlson and J.D. Vance, that J.D. 34:28 doesn't want to separate from Carlson. That J.D., for the most part, agrees with Carlson. 34:35 How else do you explain it? 34:39 How else do you explain it? 34:43 I'll be right back. 34:44 Mark Levin. Mark Levin. 34:53 On October 7, 2023, Israeli firefighter Danny faced a nightmare no parent should ever endure. As terrorists attacked his community, he and his wife sheltered in their safe room. Just yards away, his daughter and son-in-law were trapped inside their home as it burned during the horrific attacks on that day. There was nothing he could do to save them. And Danny has dedicated his life to rescuing others. In the midst of unimaginable grief, he stepped forward to help evacuate survivors and care for his shattered community. Today, he continues helping to rebuild. 35:23 His story reminds us that behind every headline is a family, a mother, a father, a son or daughter whose life mattered. And that is why thousands of churches across America are joining the Flags of Fellowship movement started by the Great International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. Each flag planted as part of this powerful movement honors a life lost. Each flag stands against hatred. Each flag declares to the world that Israel is not alone and that America and Israel stand together. Join the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews and believers across America in this powerful act of remembrance and solidarity with Israel. 35:58 Learn how you and your church can make a difference at joinfof.org. That's joinfof.org. 36:12 All right, let's get back to work here. 36:15 Although I don't consider this work, I must say. 36:18 I've decided I want to play this one more time because people come and go in a radio audience and a TV audience are Victor Davis Hanson today, who's had enough. Let's take a listen. 36:29 Go. So it's getting very scary. And then I was just curious. So then I went through some podcast. 36:36 And of course, the same old stuff is going on. Tucker's, I think 70% of his shows are on the Jews. He has another person. I had two more guests on the Jews. 36:46 And so I think I'm going to have a little policy of my own. Maybe it's because of my health. Sometimes I get pretty worn out. I'm just not going to go on any podcasts where the person openly demagogues Israel or Jews. I'm not going to do it. I have no problem when the person says I don't support Israel's foreign policy. But when they start getting into the Jewish people or the Israelis are evil or they're, I don't want to go. I don't have anything to do with them. So I'm done. I'm not going to go on one podcast if that person has done that. 37:19 And that'll be about six or seven. 37:24 Six or seven. 37:26 Six or seven of them. 37:30 You can also count Theo Vaughn. You can count Joe Rogan. These are big. And part of the reason they're big is because they attract people. 37:39 you know, these types of viewers and listeners from overseas, but also from the dark corners of our country. 37:46 And I'll be damned if I'm going to sit back and let the Republican Party become of this. The Democrat Party is gone. 37:53 If we have a forward-looking, positive, pro-American agenda when it comes to foreign policy, when it comes to economic policy, when it comes to our sovereignty, when it comes to our founding... 38:08 And we can make it. And we have a charismatic leader who can do it. We will win. We will gain seats. We will win the presidency. 38:17 We can't have nitwits and halfwits out there pushing this crap. I'll be right back. 38:24 This segment of the podcast is exclusively sponsored by Pure Talk. Pure Talk offers great coverage and can save your family money on your wireless bill every single month. Go to puretalk.com to find the plan that's right for you. Thank you again for listening, and thank you so much for this sponsorship, Pure Talk. 38:44 He's here. 38:45 He's here. 38:47 Now broadcasting from the underground command post, deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker, somewhere under the brick and steel of a nondescript building, we've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Levin. 39:05 Hello, everybody. Mark Levin here. Our number, 877-381-3811, 877-381-3811. We get the question... 39:17 from some of my friends how long will the Iranian regime hang on remember when that question used to be asked about North Korea the people suffer in the most inhumane ways the regime not only survives but continues to kill and torture the regime takes care of the regime In the case of Iran, the regime believes it is acting for Allah, the appearance of the imam, etc. 39:54 If it's not eliminated, if it survives, it will not be contained, despite the Western mindset and elections and isolationists, etc. 40:07 The public is weary from the constant negotiations, I believe. There's not been sustained military action for half a year, No casualties for half a year. That's right. 40:28 Now, this is the truth. 40:31 This is a fact. 40:35 I read you that piece, or I played you that piece by Van Jones. 40:42 What did he say, Mr. Producer? 80 million contacts every single day? 40:48 On the issue of affordability? 40:53 Well, we're getting the same thing on the Iran war. That's not really a war. As I said, we haven't sustained... What's that? 88.8 million a day. 41:04 Contacts pushing out affordability. 41:10 Anyway, I just point that out to you. Noah Rothman of National Review, good guy, on Wired In Podcast today. 41:19 I thought this was very interesting. Cut 11. Go. 41:21 Noah wrote a piece this morning, the headline, The Young Rights Nauseating New Battle Cry. For those who didn't see it, Noah, can you lay out kind of the broader point that you're making there about this, the new right as you describe it? 41:33 Well, yes, specifically when it comes to the J.D. Vance's political project, which, again, this is a vehicle for. And he himself has said in his own words that his project is to promote an assertive state, an expansive state that prioritizes social and economic cohesion over absolute individual liberty. He assumes and I think that it's safe to assume that American ascent will likewise advocate for a big state that wants to rebuild the industrial base. through governmental interventions in the private sector, expand domestic manufacturing outside of market forces, make housing more affordable, all that to counter socialism. 42:10 Now, it's great to do all those things. It's great to increase domestic manufacturing, make housing more affordable. Market mechanisms do that just fine without distorting the marketplace and the price and the price mechanism, which conveys information. He says you have to do that to counter socialism. That doesn't sound like countering socialism to me. It sounds like surrendering to socialism. 42:29 Mm hmm. 42:31 And, of course, he's right. This is sort of socialism light. 42:36 That's why you attack the Reagan years, and yet we had the greatest economic expansion, I think, in modern history, if not ever. 42:45 And many of these same people are attacking data centers. 42:51 And they didn't do very well at the ballot box. Did you notice that, Mr. Producer, data centers? 42:58 So that will affect you and me and everybody else in the years to come. 43:03 They do need to build data centers in towns and states that want them. I told you, in Loudoun County, Virginia, which is a very liberal Democrat county and also one of the wealthiest counties in the country, there are, I think, over 200 data centers. 43:24 Somebody says online, yeah, well, you don't live near one. No, I don't. That's true. I live near three within two miles of my house. 43:33 And then I live near probably 100 of them, maybe 200 of them, all over the county. 43:42 It's been an economic boom for the county. It's been a great tax reliever for the people of the county. 43:53 Job creation has been enormous. You've got a whole road of these, as an example. 44:01 We have data center after data center, bigger building after bigger building. 44:05 And they've built townhouses around it and condos around it. It's called Loudon One, actually. 44:11 And there are other ones that go down the road, too. 44:14 Outside mall, restaurants, all kinds of things. Not right up against it, but pretty damn close to these buildings. 44:21 All the fear-mongering and so forth has not come to be. 44:26 And, of course, the zoning boards and the boards of supervisors and so forth, they can make sure that in the development of these buildings that all the requirements are met. 44:38 They can work with them. 44:40 But we have people who literally don't want them built. 44:45 Now, if we don't have data centers, you know what we don't have? 44:50 the kind of artificial intelligence that will help us cure all kinds of diseases. How many of you have suffered from cancer, have family members suffering from cancer? God knows my family has. 45:03 How about Alzheimer's? 45:05 God knows my family has suffered from that. 45:08 How about heart disease? My family has suffered from that. I suffer from it right now. 45:15 Well, these computers that they put in these data centers, they process... 45:20 information, molecular information, algorithms, trials from all over the world, and it just goes on at super fast speeds that the human mind can't possibly keep up with. 45:37 And so they're going to find cures, treatments, new drugs, faster, with less R&D, less capital investment, More targeted, even for people who have very rare illnesses where a lot of labs just can't pursue it. They can't afford it because there's not enough of a market for them and so forth. The sky's the limit. I've called it the new industrial revolution. I think people are starting to pick up on this, but the fear mongering like everything else. 46:11 I mean, can you imagine, Mr. Producer, at the turn of the last century, steel production? 46:19 How dirty that was. How loud that was. The fumes that it caused. 46:24 And on and on and on. Steel production. 46:27 How about oil production? 46:30 And oil pipelines. 1870s, 1880s, right into the 1920s and beyond. 46:37 The burning off of what was then natural gas. And then Rockefeller realized, wait a minute. 46:44 And then he capped it so he could develop natural gas as well as crude oil. 46:52 How about the train, the steam train? Have you ever seen the amount of pollution that pours out of those? Well, of course you have. 47:01 And the noise and all the rest of it. Can you imagine? We would not have had any industrial revolutions in this country if we had the same mindset. And it saddens me to see some conservative governors. 47:14 Who've opposed these? 47:17 To me, just build them where people will accept them. Just build them where we can build them. 47:24 All the issues about water usage, they've been dealt with. Energy usage, they've been dealt with. They don't use up the electricity. They don't drive up the cost of electricity. And again, they're refining them, refining them, refining them over and over again. 47:40 And yet, apparently I'm in the minority. 47:45 But in 10 years from now, the amount of lives that could have been saved that won't be saved, when you look at national security, the Communist Chinese, they will be leaps and bounds ahead of us, being able to produce more accurate, faster, much cheaper, cutting-edge technological weapons. 48:11 That's why they're pushing so hard. The Israelis are pushing hard. 48:15 We're having to go through this because of the fear-mongering. 48:23 Well, it's going to be developed. If it's not developed by us, it's going to be developed by somebody else. And it seems to me we ought to develop it, and that way we have control over it. 48:33 But that's just too logical. I'll be right back. 48:36 Mark Levin. 48:45 Last year, Pure Talk ran their best promotion in company history. It was so good, they could only run it for a few weeks. 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This offer ends December 13, 2026. 50:07 Robert Garcia, little-known congressman from California. He'll be known and despised by most of us. 50:16 for some time very cocky I've already laid out a defense for most witnesses and targets and what they can do given this guy's big mouth and what he said but he was on Capitol Hill today and he said in part this cut 13 go 50:32 Well, I think first it's going to be hard to work with an administration that has been completely just focused on corruption. This is the most corrupt president in the history of the country. So the idea that Donald Trump is somehow going to magically want to work with Democrats, and I personally do not believe the president. Look, we're going to put bills in front of the president on affordability starting day one, bringing down the costs of oil, taking on the— 50:59 Try and create new massive, excuse me, massive entitlements. They will include illegal aliens. They're not going to make anything affordable. And they never have. When have they done that and where? 51:11 Go ahead. 51:13 On looking at food prices. And so we'll have to see if he's serious. But I don't trust Donald Trump for a second. 51:20 And so I think we've got to be focused, like laser focused. 51:23 Who is this little pissant? 51:26 He doesn't trust Donald Trump for a second. Who cares? 51:30 Go ahead. 51:31 Both the affordability question, but also oversight and accountability. 51:37 Cut 14. Go listen to this one. 51:39 Last several days questioning whether or not there was a pay for play, whether she was lobbying on behalf of special interest groups while acting as chief of staff. Do you plan to investigate Susie Wiles and call her before the committee in the new majority? 51:52 We're already looking at Susie Wiles. I mean, first, let's go back to the Epstein investigation. You have Susie Wiles in the situation room with the vice president, J.D. Vance, talking about Ghislaine Maxwell trying to exonerate Donald Trump. strategizing about how to continue the White House cover-up. And so we've already been looking at Susie Wiles. With all of this new information that's come out, it is incredibly serious. And so it's not just going to be oversight, but I think you're going to see some action from some other committees, particularly as it relates to any sort of conversations that the former chief of staff was having around donors and money in exchange for policy choices. 52:29 I think it's very serious. So Just because you're no longer in the administration, whether your name is Susie Wiles, whether it's Kimberly Goldfoyle, whether it is Corey Lewandowski, whether it is Christine Oum, you are being investigated and there needs to be accountability in that space. 52:44 Well, that's good to hear. Will you be investigating George and Alex Soros for the amount of money they've been throwing around to overthrow our government and so forth and so on? Will you? 52:54 How about that billionaire in Beijing that has funded Code Pink and Antifa and other riotous organizations and violent organizations? Will you be investigating them? 53:05 Will you be investigating the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas for what they're doing to this country and who funds them? 53:11 And if not, why not? 53:13 It's a long list, isn't it, ladies and gentlemen? Will you be investigating the Attorney General of Minnesota? Will you be investigating the new senator from Minnesota, the former governor of Minnesota, for the tens of billions of dollars in corruption from the Somalis in Minnesota? Will you be investigating Nuskom? 53:37 Nuskom. 53:38 You know, our friend, uh, uh, Anyway, they've been investigated at great length, and they have been found to have spent billions and billions of dollars, illicitly. 53:51 Illicitly. 53:53 Will that be investigated too? I'm just curious if we're going to do investigations. 53:59 Now these involve our tax dollars, and significantly so. 54:05 And significantly so. And the answer is no, he won't look into any of that. 54:11 This isn't some good government committee, you know. 54:15 None of that. 54:17 Not some good government committee that will be looking into all these things going on. 54:24 And, of course, that has nothing to do with affordability, does it? So big government, they want to destroy Medicare right out of the box. 54:32 They want to push their socialist agenda. And they're going to claim that that's how they save money. This is affordability. They got this whole propaganda thing going. Van Jones just spoke about it. 54:45 You just heard it. 54:49 And you'll remember during the Biden years how they drove up all the prices. And then the president, I guess, is expected to drive them all down overnight. It doesn't work that way. It's never going to work that way. But they have very good propaganda operations. 55:03 Very good propaganda operation, and we don't have a great propaganda operation. All we have to do is tell the truth, and we don't do that very well, do we, Mr. Producer? I don't think so. 55:15 I don't think we do that very well at all. 55:18 Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. 55:21 All right, let's see here. Gas prices drop below $4 a gallon. We've talked about this, but I want to emphasize it. 55:31 Prices have been dropping in November after surging in September and continue to rise in October. 55:37 A week ago, the average price was around $4.15 a gallon. One month ago, a gallon was about $4.37. The price of a gallon of diesel fell to $6.15 from $6.28 a week ago, one week. California continues to have the most expensive gasoline because of its taxes. 55:58 $5.71 a gallon. North Carolina has the lowest, $3.24 a gallon, and so forth. And I told you, I just paid $3.59 a gallon. I thought it was great. 56:11 And the war in Iran is still going on. What war? 56:14 Six-month hiatus? 56:17 It's not a war. What is it? It's not a war. That's for sure. Not in my view. 56:25 But people want it to be called that. 56:27 They really do. 56:31 All right. We talked about the Democrats using paid social influence to the tune of almost 90 million times a day. 56:40 That is almost insurmountable. 56:45 That means anybody who said, wait a minute, the price of gas is coming down. They're overwhelmed. So it's a constant drumbeat, constant propaganda, if you will. 56:56 Almost impossible to reverse. 56:59 So Garcia's got a long list of people he wants to investigate, not a single Democrat billionaire, of course, because they don't do that sort of thing. 57:11 Then we have this guy, Jamie Raskin, who is a low life of low lives. 57:16 We've got Hakeem Jeffries. 57:19 Unfortunately, they want enough seats that he's not going to be in trouble at any time soon. 57:25 We've got Bernie Sanders who says he's not going to vote for Schumer to be the majority leader. 57:29 Look, Sanders is a Stalinist. 57:34 He's a Stalinist. That's what he is. 57:38 And when we come back, I want you to hear from some of them, but I especially want you to hear from a guy by the name of Adam Hamaway. 57:46 This man worked for a terrorist. Therefore, that means he was one, in my view. 57:51 The blind sheik. 57:53 He drove him around, he helped him with interpretation, he testified on his behalf at the trial, and then he acted dumb. 58:01 But I want you to hear what he has to say. You know, a lot of this stuff, the anti-Semitism, the focus on Israel and the Jews, the lies about the Iran war and so forth, they're taking our focus off of this Marxist-Islamist movement, especially the Islamist part. 58:18 And so while these other people are picking fights with all of us, This Islamist movement just marches on. We'll be right back. 58:31 Last year, Pure Talk ran their best promotion in company history. It was so good, they could only run it for a few weeks. Well, for a very limited time, they're bringing it back. Unlimited data for life. Unlimited talk, text, unlimited data. With a 30 gig hotspot for just $29.99 a month for life. This deal has been locked in the vault since last year. 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Well, I should start now. I've got plenty of time. 60:12 I want you to listen to this guy, Representative-elect Adam Hamaway, who I was mentioning before the break. 60:20 And we start at number 8 or number 18, Rich? 60:25 Okay. So let's start actually with number 9. This is an interview he did on CNN today. Listen carefully. Cut 9. Go. 60:32 Do you see Iran as the adversary? No. 60:35 I see we pushed them into a fight, and so I think we both have to step back and say, is this helping either one of us? 60:42 Are they the adversary? 60:44 We're making adversaries when we should be making friends. 60:47 They've been saying death to America for decades. 60:50 we've been saying death to Iran for decades as well. And so what we need to do is use diplomacy. They've killed a lot of Americans. And we've killed a lot of them as well. 60:58 So you, so you don't see Iran as an adversary. 61:00 I see that we are pushing, um, Iran into a fight when we have the leverage to kind of bring them to the table. And we did that during the Obama administration. And we could do that again. If we use, you know, diplomacy, our leverage are both economic, not just military power. Um, to create friends in the region, to pressure them as well, and to bring peace to the region if we want to. 61:25 So he will not say that Iran is even an adversary, not even an enemy, an adversary. 61:32 Why? 61:33 Well, he was the right-hand man to the blind sheik. 61:38 Folks, you understand him, El Saeed, and so forth. These are people who support these terror regimes. 61:44 Or these terror groups. And they are now getting elected to Congress as Democrats exclusively. 61:52 And Israel's the bad guy. We're the bad guy. 61:55 See, we caused the problems with Iran. No, we didn't. 61:58 Iran has been killing Americans for 47 years without pushback. 62:05 And it finally got in under President Trump. 62:08 We weren't fighting with this regime. They took all those hostages. You remember? 62:15 You remember that? This guy's a low life. 62:21 And now he's a member of Congress because the Democrat Party chose to support him rather than defeat him. Same with El Saeed. 62:32 And they're not alone. 62:33 I hope you Democrats in Maryland are happy. You've got Chris Van Hollen. 62:39 All the Marxists and the Islamists are supporting him for majority leader. 62:46 He's the best friend of care. 62:49 He's the best friend of Hamas, even though he would deny it, but it's hard to it's hard to deny it. 62:55 He has a visceral hate for the state of Israel. 63:00 He's a visceral hate for our own country, as a matter of fact. 63:05 There's more on this interview. CNN today cut 18 with Ham away. Go. 63:10 Do you see Israel as the adversary? Yeah. 63:12 I see you know I want America to succeed and so I want America to be at peace I want America to have as many friends and allies around the world as possible and we do that by again exerting our diplomatic and economic power to the benefit of people to make more friends rather than make more enemies and I see that we are moving in the wrong direction I think America today is less safe you know since we started the war we are you know more we've created 63:39 Excuse me. And this is the problem. He this guy's a right hand man to a terrorist, right? 63:45 Who does he sound like? He sounds like Tucker Carlson. 63:49 We're less safe today. And not only Tucker Carlson, all the people that Victor Davis Hanson was talking about, these people who presume to represent you and me. 63:59 And if they have friends who are politicians, there's no way we should be supporting these politicians. Absolutely no way. You need to have moral clarity on this stuff. And it's not hard. It's black and white. Go ahead. 64:10 Because of this. And that doesn't make doesn't help anyone, including I'm not even like talking about the economic impacts that we've had. 64:18 So so basically, bottom line, you don't want to say whether Israel is an adversary or ally and same with Iran. 64:23 I'm saying that that doesn't help us. We're in the middle of a war right now that is making American lives worse. 64:29 We're putting our troops... We're in the middle of a war that's making American lives worse. Homoé says it, and the isolationists say it. 64:41 How does that make you feel? 64:44 The Buchananoids. 64:48 Seriously, Mr. Producer, am I right or wrong? 64:50 They sound almost identical. 64:54 Now, as I said, this guy's now going to be sworn in. I think he is a House member from New Jersey. New Jersey has not the largest, but one of the largest Muslim populations in the country. But I'm not even talking about Muslim population. I'm talking about Islamists, Islamist imams in these mosques and so forth. It's got some of the most radical elements in the country there. 65:22 Patterson, New Jersey is a prime example. They call themselves the sister Palestinian city of the Palestinians, you know, stuff like that. 65:35 These are the kinds of people we have. 65:39 They're all Democrats. 65:41 We're wasting a lot of time, but unfortunately we have to, dealing with this fifth column of woke right isolationists. 65:52 We're having to deal with it. 65:55 All right. It's very sad, I would say. 65:59 Pete Hegg said to this press conference today, I meant to do this early. 66:03 I think he's fantastic. He's a fantastic Secretary of War, which is why they hate him. 66:10 The articles of impeachment are a disgusting fake. 66:13 It's as if they were drawn up by Stalin himself to try and take somebody out. 66:20 As I told you, it was defeated, I think it was 214 to 204, 211 to 204, something like that. 66:28 The procedural vote, anyway. 66:30 This was really good. Cut to, go. 66:33 What one disgruntled and defeated congressman is attempting is not oversight. 66:40 And it's not accountability. It's a political spectacle, a personal manifesto driven by ego and resentment. Time for one man's final days in Congress to try to do damage to this president, this country, and most irresponsibly, the warriors who defend it. 66:59 It's a farce and it's a stunt. 67:02 And everybody knows it. 67:05 In the 250 years of our American republic, no secretary of war or secretary of defense has ever been impeached for carrying out lawful military operations. 67:18 And in our case, successful ones at that. 67:23 Not once. War powers resolution or not. Not under Reagan in Lebanon. Not under Clinton in Kosovo. Not under Obama in Iraq and Syria. Not under Biden in Iraq and Syria. That's the standard. The history is clear and it's very straightforward. 67:41 And one disgruntled congressman wants to shred it. 67:45 over policy disagreements. 67:48 That's what it is, policy disagreements. Not high crimes, not misdemeanors, not treason, not bribery, not the kinds of offenses the founders intended when they wrote the impeachment clause. 68:01 Mm hmm. Exactly right. 68:03 Cut three. Go. Let's be clear about what this resolution actually does. 68:08 It tells our enemies, Iran, the cartels, every adversary watching that the United States will actually punish its own warriors and its own civilian leadership for successfully executing lawful military operations. It tells them that a single rogue legislator loaded with personal animus for the president can attempt to veto national security decisions made by the duly elected commander-in-chief. 68:36 It puts a target on the backs of American warriors by signaling that Congress will undermine their missions in real time. This is not patriotism. 68:46 This is sabotage. 68:52 He's exactly right, but the Democrats don't care, America. 68:56 They really don't care. Listen to this. Somebody named Yasmin Ansarni from Arizona. 69:04 Listen to this one. Cut four ago. 69:06 He was confirmed by the Senate. So I wonder if he's doing the president's bidding. Do you think President Trump should be impeached? 69:15 Oh, listen to that. That's CNN. See. 69:19 Rather than saying you have no basis. What is the basis for impeaching him? 69:24 Go ahead. 69:26 I have long supported impeachment of President Trump, whether or not that is, you know, a priority in the next Congress. That is not the debate here. I also let me tell you this. I also think that people down the chain at the Pentagon who carried out these orders need to be investigated. This is all right. 69:43 We need a big investigation. You see, we got to root out anybody who doesn't agree with us in the Democrat Party. We got to root them out. 69:52 So we want an investigation that goes very, very deep, you see. 69:58 to other layers. 70:01 We've never seen anything like this in American history, folks, ever. 70:05 These kinds of tactics, intimidation tactics, these kinds of threats, attempting to bankrupt people, to have to hire private lawyers, on and on and on. We've never seen anything like this. This is a new approach to lawfare that the Democrats used against the president, obviously, and they're now adjusting it. 70:27 to apply it against a president, people in his administration, people in his circles, Republicans who donate, other Republicans, CEOs. 70:40 They not only didn't learn anything from the last round, they are doubling, tripling, quadrupling down. 70:47 I'll be right back. 70:48 Mark Levin. 70:57 Last year, Pure Talk ran their best promotion in company history. It was so good, they could only run it for a few weeks. Well, for a very limited time, they're bringing it back. Unlimited data for life. Unlimited talk text unlimited data with a 30 gig hotspot for just $29.99 a month for life. This deal has been locked in the vault since last year. They're bringing it back for a limited time just for you and my audience. This plan was $65 a month, their top-tier unlimited data plan. 71:29 But right now, you get it for $29.95. 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What's with these ex-congressmen? 72:42 Marjorie Trader Greene, Thomas Assey, now Nancy Macy. 72:49 She's had a very controversial background in her private and public life, quite frankly. 72:55 She's also a stalker. 72:58 Online, she's a stalker. Me and others. 73:03 But I got to thinking, do you remember, Mr. Producer, on October 30, 2025, Nancy Mace, as it says here, was involved in an incident with law enforcement at Charleston International Airport in South Carolina. 73:16 After being late to meet her escort, who was escorting her to her flight, resulting in public denouncement for her behavior. 73:26 In other words, she's a drama queen. 73:30 She's definitely not one of the little people, if you know what I mean. 73:35 Immediately upon hearing of the death, and I remember this, of Lindsey Graham. 73:42 Remember she tried to put her foot in the race for the Senate, Mr. Producer? 73:48 She would have gotten clobbered. 73:51 It would have been better if they had an open primary, but it was what it was. 73:56 But very distasteful. 73:59 And I think that's the best way you could describe her. Power hungry. 74:02 Drama queen. 74:04 Crackpot. 74:07 And she wanted to be governor. 74:09 Or was it senator? 74:11 Or was it who cares? 74:14 So my question is this. What will she be doing now that she'll no longer be on the public dole? 74:21 Now that she'll no longer be a welfare recipient? 74:25 She will have... 74:27 Your taxpayer-financed pension shall have that to lean on. 74:33 I don't think it'll be enough. I think she has very expensive tastes, despite what the appearance is and so forth. But I'm just saying, politely, what will she do? 74:46 I don't know. What is she qualified to do? 74:51 What's her work experience? 74:55 In fact, not just her, so many of them. What are they going to do? 75:00 Do they have like an office where they can go to on Capitol Hill, maybe in the basement so they can cover their faces? Do they have an office they go to where they get employment assistance, Mr. Producer? 75:15 I could see Nancy Mace going into the office and say, yes, I'm Nancy Mace in the And the clerk says, okay, you're who? I'm Nancy Mace. Don't you know who I am? 75:29 No, not really. 75:31 Well, I was online showing off my tattoos. Don't you remember that? She's got tattoos. She was showing them off online. 75:39 Don't ask me. These people are head cases. What do you want? 75:43 Well, you're qualified for what? 75:46 For nothing. 75:49 But I'm serious, I wonder if they have programs for people like Nancy Mace so they can sort of retrain. 75:58 Would she retrain? What should she retrain as, I wonder? 76:04 Can she wait tables, Mr. Producer? That's a tough job, you know. It's a very tough job, and you've got to get along with the public. So that's a real downer for her, I would think. 76:16 I don't know. 76:18 we'll be back on october 7 2023 israeli firefighter danny faced a nightmare no parent should ever endure as terrorists attacked his community he and his wife sheltered in their safe room just yards away his daughter and son-in-law were trapped inside their home as it burned during the horrific attacks on that day there was nothing he could do to save them And Danny has dedicated his life to rescuing others. In the midst of unimaginable grief, he stepped forward to help evacuate survivors and care for his shattered community. 76:50 Today, he continues helping to rebuild. His story reminds us that behind every headline is a family, a mother, a father, a son or daughter whose life mattered. And that is why thousands of churches across America are joining the Flags of Fellowship movement started by the great International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. Each flag planted as part of this powerful movement honors a life lost. Each flag stands against hatred. Each flag declares to the world that Israel is not alone and that America and Israel stand together. Join the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews and believers across America in this powerful act of remembrance and solidarity with Israel. 77:27 Learn how you and your church can make a difference at joinfof.org. That's joinfof.org. He's here. 77:37 He's here. 77:39 Now broadcasting from the underground command post, deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker, somewhere under the brick and steel of a nondescript building, we've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Levin. 77:57 Hello, America. Mark Levin here. 78:01 Our number, 877-381-3811. 877-381-3811. Doing 14 things here at once. Let's see. I don't know how to send this to you, Mr. Rich. I'm trying. Did it send? 78:10 No? Hey, hey, hey. 78:28 I think I just killed the whole thing. I'll deal with it during the break. I think that's the best way to handle this. Now, see, I'm on Gmail, ladies and gentlemen. 78:37 I'm an old guy that's been using AOL, not because I'm an old guy, but that's where all my email's been for 40 years, right? 78:46 So let's see here. 78:51 Arkansas Governor Sanders, she's fantastic. She was on the program, as you know, last night. 78:58 distance herself from J.D. Vance, underscores moral importance of close U.S.-Israel relationship. 79:06 She said, Israel has been a strong ally and one of the few bright spots in a really rough neighborhood in the Middle East, she told the Jewish Insider, among other things. 79:18 So... 79:20 And she's from Arkansas, and we have a lot of good friends from Arkansas. I think Tom Cotton's still my friend. 79:27 Good guy. 79:29 Very solid. There's a lot of good people in Arkansas, as a matter of fact. 79:35 Now, this guy Van Hollen I told you about, he's a real slimeball Maryland senator, Democrat. He's mulling a bid for the Senate Majority Leader. 79:45 And he's being joined by 11 other Democrats in an effort. Effort what? Van Hollen leads push to remove U.S.-Israel cooperation provisions from defense funding. Let me tell you what's going to happen here. If these guys succeed and the J.D. crowd succeeds, let me tell you what's going to happen. 80:01 All the technological advances that Israel works with us on, whether it's our Golden Dome the president wants, or whether it's our fighter jets, or whether it's our munitions and so forth, that will stop. 80:17 Israel is a tiny country. It's got a certain level of industrial capacity, but it will work with countries like India, which is a massive country with 1.5 billion people, and they're building up their industries, and they want to build up their defense industries very significantly. Israel and India are now working with each other. You know who else is working with Israel? This is kind of amazing. Germany. 80:43 So we're going to shoot ourselves in the foot. 80:45 because of Islamists, because of Marxists, because of Jew haters, and isolationists. We don't have any other ally like Israel. We have allies in Europe. There's nothing like Israel. There's France. There's the UK. Look at them. 81:05 Look at them. Seriously. 81:06 Look at NATO altogether. 81:10 It's not another ally like Israel. Look at the Arab countries. They're all... 81:15 Now, these are multi-trillion dollars collectively, countries led by monarchs and inbreds and dictators and all the rest. 81:23 And we're financing them. And nobody says a word but me. 81:28 We've got 19 bases in the Arab countries. 19. 81:33 That cost us a ton. 81:35 We have up to 50,000 military and contractor personnel on these bases. 81:43 Nobody says a word but me. 81:47 Nobody says a word in talk radio. Nobody says a word among the podcasters. Nobody says a word online. Me, I bring it up. 81:57 So if we really do want to cut foreign aid, then we should cut it from Egypt. 82:05 We should cut it from Jordan. 82:09 We should cut it from Saudi Arabia. 82:12 And if we really are going to prevent Israel from even purchasing from us military equipment and armaments and so forth, then we should prevent the Arab countries from doing the same thing. Same with Pakistan and same with Turkey. 82:30 If the isolationists are really true to their ideology, and if the bigots, that is the Marxists and the Islamists, are really true to their ideology, then let's cut it all out. 82:43 Cut it all out. 82:48 No defense relationship whatsoever with a single Arab state or a single Muslim state. 82:54 That's all. 82:56 If it's going to happen with a single Jewish state, why not? 83:02 Now this guy, Van Hollen, needs to be put to the test. 83:07 Van Hollen gave the The main speech at a CARE fundraiser about a month ago, and they will not release the transcript or the video. 83:21 Why? 83:24 Why won't they do that? 83:28 Why are the most radical elements of the Democrat Party, including El Saeed, backing Van Hollen? 83:35 Why is that? 83:38 I'm asking questions... 83:40 There's not a single media type journalist that asks these questions. I can't get these people on, number one. But number two, why shouldn't they ask? 83:53 On these Sunday shows, these questions I'm asking, why don't they repeat them? 84:00 Senator Van Hollen. Yes, how may I help you? 84:04 Are you going to propose a bill to cut off all support for the Arab countries and Muslim countries? 84:11 Cut out all cooperation provisions from defense funding? Are you going to do that? 84:17 What's so hard about that? If we're going to cut from Israel, which is fine, why do we have 19 bases in Arab countries, some of which are the wealthiest countries on the face of the earth, with the smallest populations? Why are we doing that? Why do we have 40,000 to 50,000 American personnel on these bases? And I'm asking all of you this. Why? Why? 84:42 I think it's a fair question. 84:46 Why is it always Israel, Israel, Israel, Jews, Jews, Jews? How about Arabs, Arabs, Arabs, Muslims, Muslim, Muslims? What's wrong with that? 84:56 Nothing. 84:59 You have a group called J Street, which is made up of phony Jews, funded in part by Soros. So they create these front groups. 85:10 And they put out a memo and they say, we want to pause on weapon sales to Israel. 85:16 And so, of course, Bernie Sanders and self-hating Jews like that, they wave it around. See this? See this? 85:23 See what? 85:27 See what? 85:31 We see it and we know exactly what's going on, don't we? You and me. 85:38 Yeah, we do. I'll be right back. 85:49 On October 7, 2023, Israeli firefighter Danny faced a nightmare no parent should ever endure. As terrorists attacked his community, he and his wife sheltered in their safe room. Just yards away, his daughter and son-in-law were trapped inside their home as it burned during the horrific attacks on that day. There was nothing he could do to save them. And Danny has dedicated his life to rescuing others. In the midst of unimaginable grief, he stepped forward to help evacuate survivors and care for his shattered community. Today, he continues helping to rebuild. 86:19 His story reminds us that behind every headline is a family, a mother, a father, a son or daughter whose life mattered. And that is why thousands of churches across America are joining the Flags of Fellowship movement started by the Great International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. Each flag planted as part of this powerful movement honors a life lost. Each flag stands against hatred. Each flag declares to the world that Israel is not alone and that America and Israel stand together. Join the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews and believers across America in this powerful act of remembrance and solidarity with Israel. 86:54 Learn how you and your church can make a difference at joinfof.org. That's joinfof.org. 87:08 You know, some people attack our friends at Hillsdale College, not me. 87:13 I think it's a fantastic college, and Larry Arnn over there, and Joel Pollack's pointing out that there's some very, very good news there, the nation's premier conservative academic institution. 87:24 has created a Judaism and Western Civilization program. It will include the study of ancient and modern texts, the study of a broad program in Israel. You know what? 87:34 I am so honored to be associated with them as one of our sponsors and so forth. 87:41 That is just fantastic. 87:43 And Larry Arnn is a great, great president over there. He just is absolutely terrific. 87:50 You know, these Democrats, as I play them for you, one's dumber than the next. 87:54 One is dumber than the next. Here's Gregory Meeks, Democrat in New York. He's been around a long time, and he's been dumb a long time. Cut five. Go. 88:02 And it seems clear that Mr. Hegseth is not listening and does not want to listen to the American people. They spoke loudly, and I think it is time that he should just resign. Don't even go through this process in a similar fashion. We've seen where Donald Rumsfeld, for example, during the Iraq war, when things were going bad, decisions that he made, he decided that it was best for him to resign. So if Mr. Hegseth is a patriot, he should be the one to step down because he has been an incompetent. 88:41 You know, ladies and gentlemen, I'm really sick and tired of this from the radical right and the goofball left. 88:48 Our military has done a fantastic job. They have done everything they've been asked to do and then some. 88:55 And we we slammed the brakes on and we stopped and we've been doing ceasefires and MOUs and back and forth and so forth and so on. But the fact of the matter is that when our military has actually been in the theater doing what militaries do, it has been exceptional. Second to none. 89:14 The people in charge, General Cooper. 89:17 and the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, have done a fantastic job of leadership. 89:23 It's very difficult, it's very complicated to do what they're doing. 89:29 And what they have done is really, truly exceptional. So this stuff, in which they're calling for him to resign, and he should be impeached, constantly trying to tear down his character, this is Saul Linsky stuff. 89:44 Remember? Yeah. Yeah. 89:48 Bottom line is, you're supposed to target your opponents and destroy their character. 89:56 And just keep dragging them in the mud, dragging them in the mud, dragging them in the mud. 89:59 And you see them trying to do that with Hegseth. 90:03 And I am proud the President of the United States is standing with him and behind him. 90:09 Because he really is a gem. He really is. He's outstanding. 90:16 And he's standing and he's fighting. 90:19 You know, there was some talk, and maybe it'll still happen, he'd be a great senator, that Governor Blackburn, when she's sworn in, that she might appoint him to her Senate seat. And by the way, that would be fantastic too. 90:33 But at least for now, he's fighting. 90:38 He's fighting them, and he should. 90:41 He's been through a lot, the way they've treated him and so forth. 90:48 Just look at the way the Democrats conduct themselves. Remember Brett Kavanaugh, what they did to him? Remember Bob Bork, what they did to him? Remember Clarence Thomas, what they did to him? It's never ending with these bastards. 91:03 And it takes a strong president, a good president, a loyal president to stand behind people who are under attack like this. 91:09 Because the bottom line is they're attacking the president. I remember when I... 91:17 was invited to go to the Oval Office when my great mentor, Attorney General Ed Meese, had decided to resign. 91:26 They kept attacking him, and he said he didn't want to interfere with George H.W. Bush's candidacy because they were very good friends. 91:36 And George H.W. Bush didn't even want him to resign, and Reagan didn't want him to resign. He said, no, I'm going to resign because they're trying to use me as a distraction to attack both of you. 91:49 And when we were in the Oval Office, there were a handful of us. 91:52 Cabinet members and staff. 91:56 And they came in because he was so admired and so respected. And still is. 92:05 And I was there and he was there with Ursula's wife and his two children. 92:12 And I'm still very close to the Attorney General and other top staff. 92:21 And President Reagan, I think I've told this story before, but everybody's not here all the time, turned to Ed Meese. 92:29 And he said, you know, Ed, I'm sorry. 92:34 I'm sorry to you and your family. 92:40 Because these relentless attacks on you are because of me. 92:50 They can't get to me. 92:54 So they went after you. 92:59 That's what the great Ronald Reagan said when I was standing in the Oval Office to my boss. 93:08 I believe President Trump views it the same way. 93:11 I mean, unless somebody's corrupt or something like that. 93:16 The attacks on Hagseth are... 93:19 completely without merit, they are really sleazy. 93:26 And he understands, I think, the president, that those are really meant for him. 93:37 And it's important, again, ladies and gentlemen, I'm not talking about where there's corruption and that sort of thing, but when we have a really good person, an honorable person who's doing their job and doing it brilliantly, we need to defend them. We need to stand behind them. 93:54 Because they're trying to destroy this administration one person at a time. They're trying to dispirit us further. 94:02 They're trying to build and pave a way to 2028 based on how the administration is destroying democracy and how the administration is this and the administration is that. 94:15 I'm just pointing this out. 94:18 It's going to get very ugly before this is all over. 94:23 Because this is all they know. 94:27 While they're trying to destroy our economy, the Electoral College, I'm going to talk about that a little bit more tomorrow. 94:36 With these various state legislatures and so forth being taken over by the Democrats, they may have the votes to do what they want to try to do, but we need to go through that, you and I. We'll be right back. 94:48 Mark Levin, America's Tyranny Hunter. Call in now, 877-381-3811. 94:59 This show's almost over. Can you believe that? 95:01 I can't believe that. 95:03 I just sneezed at the truth of this. 95:08 Through the end of the year, you can buy up to... 95:13 $10,000 in silver at spot price. That means no markup. Spot market price with a qualifying purchase. I've never seen anything like this. 95:22 I've never seen anything like this. That is incredible. Absolutely incredible. 95:28 Let's take some calls. Andrew, Washington, D.C., the great WMAL. How are you? 95:35 Hi, Mark. How are you? 95:36 I'm okay, thank you. 95:37 I'm doing well. 95:39 Thank you. I noticed you mentioning President Reagan. 95:43 Well, in the early 1980s, I was the NBC radio flagship station, WRC news anchor here in Washington, D.C. Andrew, off the air, you'll tell me your last name. 95:56 I think I know who you are, and your voice is great, by the way. Go ahead. 96:00 Thank you. 96:02 I'll never forget that at his first news conference, Mr. Reagan was taking questions from Helen Thomas, UPI. 96:11 Bill Plant, Sam Donaldson asked him about the strategic arms limitation talks. 96:17 And Mr. Reagan said, well, you know what? I don't know if we're going to succeed at that because the Marxist Leninists reserve the right to lie and cheat whenever they feel they can. 96:28 And so he left it very wide open that he would approach them very warily. And he did. 96:36 And then there was a matter of tax cuts, Mark. You referred to that. 96:41 He instituted tax cuts, which created a boom, as you said. But after the after the 84 election, really. 96:49 But before then, critics were saying, oh, that's voodoo economics. 96:54 That's right. 96:54 That's that's silly. It's not going to work. But Mr. Reagan did not give up. 97:01 And then in the I think it's about 1986, he met with Mr. Gorbachev. 97:07 Soviet leader who wanted him to give up SDI. And Mr. Reagan did not relent. 97:15 A couple of years, a year or so later, he was in Berlin and he said, Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall. Yeah. 97:25 And it was just a matter of time because he stuck with his principles. 97:31 Mm hmm. 97:32 And I hope the president is listening. I hope his enemies are listening right now, because they'll know that if Mr. Trump sticks with his principles, we're going to get through this. 97:45 You're right. And if he sticks to them with Iran and sort of just waves off J.D. and that crowd, we will succeed. We will have victory. And you're right, all across America. 97:58 all across all these other issues, domestic and foreign. That was very uplifting, Andrew. 98:05 Now, Mr. Producer, get Andrew's last name. I want to see if I'm right. I'm almost certain I am. Andrew, God bless you, my friend. You take care. That was an excellent call. Much appreciated and much needed, quite frankly. 98:17 Thank you. 98:19 Alright, let's see here. Let us go after Robert. Athens, Alabama. Very close to Huntsville, Alabama. The great WVNN. A great affiliate there. We have a lot of friends there. How are you, Robert? 98:35 I'm doing good, Mark. I'm making it, so I'm still here. 98:40 There you go. 98:41 I've been listening to your show. Your clips. 98:46 They sound like Children that can't remember their lines. 98:51 And whoever wrote the lines were, you know, they were bad, too. 98:57 Mm-hmm. 98:59 Terrible. These people are terrible. 99:02 And they just want to create as much havoc. 99:06 They want to undermine people's belief in our country, to spirit people. 99:12 They are definitely socialists, and they're going to push that agenda hard. Look, they're definitely Islamists. They're hate for this little country of Israel, which is really one of our greatest allies, if not our greatest allies. 99:24 It's just disgusting. 99:27 It's unbelievable. 99:28 Well, Mark, they hate you and me. 99:30 Oh, yeah. 99:33 You mean Jews and Christians? I don't like that. No, they do. They hate us. 99:38 Jews, Christians, God-fearing people, yeah. 99:42 You know, when you hear these imams, and they keep talking about now Christians too, because they view Christians as the greater threat, the bigger threat, because of the numbers. 99:57 And you know there's about 2.2, 2.3 billion Christians, about 2 billion Muslims. 100:04 Do you know there's only 16 million Jews in the whole world? Did you know that, Robert? 100:10 No, sir. 100:11 I did not. 100:12 There are less Jews today than there were before the Holocaust. 100:19 There were more Jews before the Holocaust than there are today. 100:24 And you can see what's swirling around and what people say and how horrible it gets. And that's why we rely on people like you, brother. Righteous Gentiles, we Jews call you. 100:36 Christians, because we're just too small in number. 100:42 And I called you, yeah, and I appreciate you, Robert, and you're a beautiful part of the world there, Athens, Alabama. I miss it. You take care of yourself, sir. 100:54 Fantastic calls. Let's go to Todd, San Jose, California, the great KSFO. I'm quite familiar with San Jose. 101:02 Lawrence Boulevard. I remember Lawrence Boulevard. Well, that's Santa Clara, but I remember San Jose. Go right ahead. 101:09 Yeah, thank you. God bless you, Mark. Love your voice. Thank God for you. So appreciate you. Listen, I have a simple idea for the Save America Act I'd like your thoughts on. And then I'd like to leave you with one question regarding the same. 101:27 So first, the idea. 101:29 It's interesting that you mentioned Van Jones' statement about their coordinated some 88 million daily messages on affordability. 101:38 Unbelievable. 101:39 1980s. Yeah. In the 1980s, you might remember a conservative pro-family nonprofit that called on conservative listeners across the country to call in and absolutely overwhelm the Senate and House switchboards when a bill needed a little extra push. 102:00 I would love to see 70 million conservatives who voted for our president and stand for this country and love our country call in every day for one week, maybe more, to the Republican senators calling for them to pass the Save America Act while we still have the majority. I'd like to see us overwhelm their D.C. and local phone lines asking them to force a vote and put every senator on record. I'm just curious about your thoughts. 102:30 I like it. Now, I don't reach 70 million. 102:33 We do reach multiples of millions. 102:37 But that's not a bad idea, actually. And then what was your question? 102:42 There's conservative media leaders all across, so it could be yourself and others that would call upon us to do all that. And I'd stand right in the front of the row. Here's my question. I've heard Mike Lee promote an idea which I believe leveraged the talking filibuster to pass the Save America Act. 103:02 If that is the case, is that, in your view, the nuclear option? where the filibuster is blown up, in which the Democrats could then use to reverse the Save America Act. 103:14 I think the problem has been, and I could be wrong, that they don't have enough votes. 103:21 I could be wrong, but that's my recollection. 103:26 What's that? 103:26 Mike Lee has said 51 votes are only necessary if a certain process takes place, and I don't know what that is. 103:32 I'm not that familiar with Robert's Rules of Order. 103:35 But Mike listens to the show. He's free to call in. We're almost out of time tomorrow and fill us in. 103:43 All right, brother. I want to thank you for your call. 103:45 Very, very thoughtful. Very, very thoughtful. 103:49 And now we're going to slip in, that was Todd, not Robert. Now we're going to slip in Robert from Santa Clara, California, right next door, KSFO. 103:58 I got to ask, I always ask, whoever calls from Santa Clara, Robert, is Stan's Donut still there off of Lawrence Avenue down their ways? 104:09 Absolutely. Homestead Road across the street from the library, I go there all the time. 104:12 All right, listen, when you go in there, I want you to go up to the owner and tell them I say hi. 104:17 I used to go there, sneak there, to be honest. 104:20 When I worked in that area of the country for about a year, I used to go there every single morning to get the chocolate iced donut and the glazed donut. They melt right in your mouth, don't they? 104:34 Absolutely. I'm more of a cinnamon roll guy and a maple guy, but I understand what you're saying. 104:39 Would you tell them hello from me, please? 104:42 I shall. I shall do that. Absolutely. What I wanted to bring up, Mark, is there's been a flimsy job explaining the net zero carbon fees and gas taxes that have recreated the hyper gas prices and a hyper CPI where you can't even get the insurance cost quotes. And this has not been explained well by the Republicans. They just put a little propaganda. 105:03 I'm going to give you 60 seconds before we have a hard break. You go ahead. 105:09 The simpletons need to hear over and over again about gas tax cap and trade. That's Newsom's policies. Every blue state does it. That's why gas is more expensive. That's why everything is more expensive. But you have a lot. You know, people just don't like to think. 105:23 But the Republicans explain what that explain what the cap and trade is. 105:31 Well, it's like a regulatory fee on our oil refinery or a natural gas power plant like we have down here in Metcalf Natural Gas. Natural gas, the cleanest source we can get, gets a huge regulatory fee, and then they can't build their equipment better, offer a cheaper product, offer better wages, and everybody pays through the nose for electricity. And they do it with the oil refiners. 105:50 And the point is, before there's one kilowatt, before there's one ounce of oil or gasoline, these guys are paying through the nose and are going to pay through the nose, correct? 106:02 Correct. And I was disappointed with J.D. Vance not explaining that because he should be more versed in why it was just the war. I was disappointed. And I'm disappointed with the demagoguery of both, whether it's, you know, the left likes to demagogue climate and we've got to have cap and trade, we've got to have gas taxes, which they're wrong. We should just do offset sales tax, five-year continuum, a better math. Therefore, you simmer down the CPI. But this is too much for a lot of people to hear. But if the administration had explained that to people with video exposés and flooded the zone, we would have lost less votes. 106:36 People are not that stupid, but they did a flimsy job, in my opinion, the Republican Party. 106:41 But I also think, you may be right, but I also think that some of it is they want to blame everything on the Iran so-called war because they oppose it. So if they can lay it at the feet of gas prices, they will. They can lay it at the feet of fertilizer, they will. If they can lay it at the feet of diesel, they will. If they can lay it at the feet of the cost of living and inflation, they will. 107:06 And we know that's a lie. 107:08 That's just not correct. 107:10 All right, brother. Great call. All my best, Robert. We'll be right back. 107:16 When I would congratulate AOL, it has now been 24 hours. 107:34 since I first inquire why my emails are locked down, Mr. Producer. 24 hours. 107:46 Aren't email sites and so forth supposed to be known for their speed, Rich? 107:54 Now, why would it take AOL 24 hours to unlock my email? 108:01 Why was it locked in the first place? I don't know. 108:05 There I'm minding my own business, responding to the Jew haters online, responding to the useless Zoftig ex-members of Congress, or soon-to-be ex-members of Congress, doing my thing. 108:22 And suddenly I'm locked out. Now they have 14,000 different ways to get in, you know. 108:28 They want your email. They want your phone number. They want social security. They want this. I'm in there, and I'm doing it. Then I have my tech guy, Josh, right? First, I have Rich. Rich, what's going on? He's playing. Jeez, I don't know what's going on. Then I bring my tech guy, Josh. He's looking, trying. 108:46 It won't let us in. 108:50 Then we go through the call process. 108:54 Trust me, you don't want to have a sharp pencil when you do that because you might stick it in your ear. You understand what I'm saying? 109:01 And finally, we're told we have raised this with the supervisory unit. 109:07 You raised what? 109:10 Just unlock it. 109:13 And in perfect broken English, probably from the Philippines or I figure Thailand, maybe India. 109:23 We can't really do that. I said, do we have a time when somebody will call us? No. 109:31 Is there somebody we can call among the supervisors? No. Do you have a name? No. 109:38 And so Josh must have called them half a dozen times in the course of three hours. Nothing. Nothing. 109:45 I have been locked out of my email account at AOL for 24 hours, and we don't have any idea why. None. 109:56 I will let you know tomorrow. 109:59 And I have been a customer of theirs, well, since it really started, you know, in the 1980s. People are like, well, hey, he's got that old sitting. No, I have it because I must have tens of thousands of emails from people all over the world. 110:15 And if I suddenly, whether it was 10 years ago or now, switch to another, you know, they won't know where to reach me. 110:23 But anybody, if there's anybody who speaks English, who can hear my voice, you've got until tomorrow morning to get this fixed. 110:36 I am not kidding. This is disgusting. 110:39 I want to salute all you heroes out there. Have a wonderful evening, and I'll see you tomorrow.