Mark Levin Podcast

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You know, folks, one of the things I find particularly annoying is the unwillingness of numerous national political figures to to talk about the Islamist threat that we face here in our country. And it is significant, and it is growing in one community after another, and one state after another. 02:41 And it's not just blue states now, it's red states as well. 02:46 And I only raise this, you know, I don't talk about Buddhists and Hindus or Christians or Jews that this is occurring, because Islamism, the radical jihadist version of Islamism, It's altogether different. 03:06 You should listen to what they preach. You should listen to what they write. 03:11 It's not Mark making this stuff up. The evidence is swirling around all of us. 03:18 And they're building these massive mosques in communities. 03:25 And these communities are heavily segregated. I call them fortresses. 03:30 And if you're Christian, God forbid Jewish, but if you're Christian in these communities and you have a different take on events, you want to show your symbols and so forth and so on, they're going to beat you to a pulp. 03:47 Did you see that over the weekend, Mr. Producer? 03:51 It's all over the Internet. 03:54 Then you have these Islamists from Morocco who pour into... 04:00 this community in Spain. 04:03 And what are they doing? 04:06 They porn this community in Spain. 04:09 They're brutalizing the people there. They've murdered several people. That's on the Internet, too. 04:15 They've broken into homes. They've broken into businesses. 04:20 And it's these left-wing governments all over Europe that allows this to occur over and over and over again. 04:29 I don't believe there's another example in history where so-called representative governments, or any governments for that matter, have destroyed their own culture, their own societies, their own populations in a manner like this. 04:50 But it's happening here, and it's happening now, and it's happening very quickly, and it is spreading very fast. 04:59 I had Ron DeSantis on my program Sunday. He was superb. And he made a great point. 05:09 And he made this point without any suggestion from me, without any prodding from me. He said, I tell people that our national security threat, our greatest military threat is communist China. 05:24 But our greatest cultural threat is Islamism. 05:32 And he's right. 05:33 And by the way, he would make a great president. 05:37 A great president. I feel my man Ted would make a great president too. I'm not picking presidents right now, but I just thought what he said was very important. And look, he's a governor. 05:50 He's running, what is it? The third most populous state in the nation. There's California. They ran it into the ground. There's Texas. And I have some grave concerns about what's going on there with the Islamists. 06:02 And then there's Florida. 06:04 We have some Islamist problems there too, but not the extent to which you have in Texas. 06:12 But I will tell you, as a resident of Florida, that this guy's unbelievable. He's just unbelievable. 06:20 Now that aside, momentarily at least, when we have officials in our government talking about the communists, In the DSA, I think that's very important. The Democratic Socialists of America, the Communists, they're all America haters. They're all Jew haters. They're all Christian haters. And they all, of course, embrace their Islamist comrades. 06:48 But they don't talk about Islamism. 06:52 I find that on television, too. These Sunday shows, they don't talk about Islamism. 06:57 I find it on most cable shows. They don't talk about Islamism. They don't talk about what's going on. 07:03 Why? 07:06 Why? Is there some order to ignore it? I talk about everything I want to talk about without any order to ignore anything. 07:14 But it's very bizarre, and it is a very serious matter. 07:22 And to not talk about both... 07:25 Because they have cogealed, if you will, together. They have fused together, as I've been saying now for quite some time. 07:37 That is, the Marxists and the Islamists. 07:43 To not explain it and talk about them hand in glove is to not accurately point out the growing enemy within. 07:57 And I'm I'm troubled by this a lot. 08:02 And honestly, I don't know what we're doing about it. I don't know what our ruling class is doing about preventing these Islamists from coming to the country. They're still coming here legally, apparently, since nobody is said to be coming in here illegally. 08:18 And are we going through to make sure that they're all here legally? Are we going through to make sure that the ones that literally put out videos or people have videos they put out of them in these mosques and elsewhere, that they have a citizenship here that we cannot withdraw or reverse? 08:38 Is there some office that's looking into this to try and make sure that we're doing everything humanly possible to put an end to this? 08:46 Is Congress passing any laws about this? I don't see any. 08:54 See, we don't need representatives and senators to tell us what we already know. We need them to do something. You see what I mean, Mr. Producer? 09:02 We already know. They're not podcasters. That would be bad enough. 09:07 They're not so-called influencers. That would be doubly bad enough. 09:13 They're not opinion givers, although they give their opinions and that's important. But they're literally lawmakers. 09:22 Lawmakers. 09:25 I'm just not seeing enough action in this and it concerns me a lot. At the local level, these zoning boards, these zoning boards typically they're appointed by the local government. city council, town council, board of supervisors, whatever you have. 09:46 And typically developers are on there or somebody else is on there, whoever's on there. These boards need to be filled with patriotic Americans, conservatives, who say no. 09:59 No, we're not going to do this. 10:01 And I don't want to hear about freedom of religion. This has nothing to do about freedom of religion. In fact, if you want to make the case, we're defending freedom of religion because there's an intolerance among the Islamists for religious diversity in this society. You know, it's interesting. 10:22 My wife, Julie, had about a 45, no longer than that, actually, a videotape of... 10:34 Well, anyway, it was a videotape of a great rabbi. 10:41 And I should play it for you, actually, without talking about it, but I'll just hit it quickly. 10:49 And he said, you look at the three Abrahamic religions. 11:01 Judaism then Christianity then Islam Judaism and Christianity do not require you to believe in God pray to God through their religions they understand that there are people who worship God through other faiths, and that you can worship God through other faiths, even though there are disagreements among the faiths, obviously. 11:41 Not Islam. 11:45 Islam insists through Muhammad and the various writings that the only way that you can pray to God, that's tolerated. The only way that you can worship God is through Islam. 12:06 I thought, number one, that is brilliant, and number two, that is frightening. 12:13 It puts a fine point on it, doesn't it? 12:18 And so Islam is a very, very intolerant and violent Faith. 12:29 Those who haven't gone through the Reformation process and so forth, like our friend Zutty Jasser, but he, more than anyone else, points to it, as do others, and says these are the fundamentalists. These are the people who, they call it political Islam, which it is, but Islam, by its very nature, is political. 12:49 Christianity is not, Judaism is not, Hinduism is not, Buddhism is not, and so forth and so on. 12:57 But it is the only of the three Abrahamic faiths, the only one, that says the only way to pray to God, the only way to worship God, the only way to acknowledge God, is through Islam. 13:17 Judaism doesn't say that about Judaism. Christianity doesn't say that about Christianity. In fact, we talk about Judeo-Christian belief systems, don't we? 13:30 That is the core of the issue right there. That's the core of it. 13:35 That's the core of it. 13:39 Rabbi Sachs, who unfortunately passed away a few years back, was basically the chief Orthodox rabbi of Great Britain. 13:54 He was number one scholar probably in the world among Jews, I would argue, not just Orthodox Jews, but Jews, period. 14:09 He was a brilliant, brilliant man. 14:14 i'll be right back With Donald Trump backing off as one of his biggest adversaries, top Democrat Dick Durbin of Chicago is leading the charge to derail President Trump's agenda at every turn. And now Durbin has a new scheme, a government takeover of your credit card. Right now, Americans have thousands of credit card options, all with equal strong security. But Senator Durbin's plan could result in less security. 14:46 That means more risk for your credit, your identity, and your financial future. Durbin's bill isn't about helping consumers. It's a giveaway to corporate megastores. which could shift costs onto you while putting your rewards and fraud protections in jeopardy. We've seen Durbin's failed policies before. His last big banking regulation backfired, leading to higher costs and fewer benefits for American families. Tell Republican senators, stop Durbin's government takeover of your credit card before it's too late. Learn more at guardyourcar.com. 15:16 That's guardyourcar.com. Paid for by the Electronic Payments Coalition. 15:29 You know, I used to make fun of Josh Gottheimer, the congressman from northern New Jersey. 15:37 But I've got to give him a little credit here. 15:40 He's been taking on the communists and the Islamists, like few others. 15:46 Like few others. 15:50 And, yes, he's Jewish... 15:54 But he also is not a communist. 15:58 And he cares about his party. 16:02 Believe it or not, I care about the Democrat Party. 16:06 I don't want us having to be concerned every election cycle. If we Republicans don't win and the Democrats do win, then we're going to lose our country. 16:15 I'm old enough to remember when that wasn't the case. 16:22 The Joe Liebermans of the world. 16:27 The Scoop Jacksons. 16:30 Patrick Moynihan. John Kennedys. 16:34 So many. 16:36 So many. 16:37 But that's not the case today. 16:42 That's not the case at all. 16:46 And if you stand up and you're a Democrat to this movement, like Fetterman does, and Gottheimer does, and a few others, but not many, you're really putting your career on the line, your political career. You absolutely are. Because these Democrat primaries, they're low turnout events. And so when you have a real hyped up bunch of revolutionaries, whether they be Islamists or communists or both, You know, you're putting a career on the line through these primaries. 17:22 So here he is on Fox News yesterday. 17:24 Cut eight. Go. Well, I'm a very proud, common sense Democrat. And I don't think DSA members are Democrats. They're socialists. Right. And I'm all for them having their own party if they want one. But if they're trying to take over our party, that's unacceptable to me. And their values, their ideas, are certainly not in line with ours. And they don't support our leadership. They're trying to use the Democratic Party as a vessel for their ideas. And as you heard in some of these conventions, literally they're supporting the Communist Manifesto and Trotsky. 17:56 They're anti-American. They're anti-cop. They don't believe in borders. 18:01 And frankly, the good news is there's only about 150,000 of them And there's 45 million Democrats. And so we should make it very clear that they're not Democrats and they're not welcome in the Democratic Party. 18:15 And you should. But the problem is your leadership does not. 18:19 And all I keep hearing is big tent, big tent, big tent, big tent for Trotskyites, big tent for Maoists, big tents for Jew haters, Christian haters, American haters. That's not a big tent. It's a mental institution. 18:36 It's a big mental institution. 18:41 And yet here we have, when we return, here we have Joe Manchin, Heather Manchin, I guess that's his daughter. 18:53 I think it is. 18:55 But in any event, they're on with Margaret Brennan on Deface the Nation. She's a disgrace. 19:01 And she's shocked that Manchu won't support a socialist candidate. 19:06 They're not socialist candidates. They are Marxist candidates. I'll be right back. 19:16 With Donald Trump back in office, one of his biggest adversaries, top Democrat Dick Durbin of Chicago is leading the charge to derail President Trump's agenda at every turn. And now Durbin has a new scheme, a government takeover of your credit card. Right now, Americans have thousands of credit card options, all with equal strong security. But Senator Durbin's plan could result in less security. That means more risk for your credit, your identity, and your financial future. Durbin's bill isn't about helping consumers. It's a giveaway to corporate megastores. which could shift costs onto you while putting your rewards and fraud protections in jeopardy. 19:51 We've seen Durbin's failed policies before. His last big banking regulation backfired, leading to higher costs and fewer benefits for American families. Tell Republican senators, stop Durbin's government takeover of your credit card before it's too late. Learn more at GuardYourCar.com. That's GuardYourCar.com. Paid for by the Electronic Payments Coalition. The Mark Levin Show, live and national at 877-381-3811. Welcome back, America. 20:24 From me, you'll get the unvarnished truth. 20:27 I will tell you exactly what I think and why I think what I think. 20:32 I don't operate in conspiracy theories or bigotry or racism, for that matter. 20:40 Absolutely don't. 20:42 Margaret Brennan on Deface the Nation. 20:45 She's shocked that Joe Manchin won't support a socialist candidate. 20:50 But they're not socialist, ladies and gentlemen. They're communists or Marxists either, depending on what you prefer. 20:56 Marxist is the more accurate word. 21:01 But let's do this. 21:03 Here it is. 21:05 So many of these Sunday shows are just terrible. Except mine, of course. Cut nine, go. 21:10 Heather, could you ever support a self-described socialist candidate? 21:14 No. 21:15 No way. My God, no. 21:16 Even if they have some good ideas? 21:19 I support the good ideas, but how could you support some of the crazy stuff they're for? Have you seen their platform? They're for dismantling everything that we know, whether it be the structure of government, Congress itself, or the Senate they want to get rid of. And then they start talking about all the crazy things. No police, no this, no this, no that. Are you crazy? No. We want we want a crime free area. We have to have police for that. We want a strong defense. We want a strong border. But if Democrats can't say that and they start lining up with the socialist demands about what you are to be a socialist, energy will be gone. 21:52 There'll be no energy. OK, we have right now a tremendous amount of energy we're producing. And the world depends more on us than ever before. 22:00 Mm hmm. 22:04 And I love the way they call themselves democratic socialists. If you're a socialist, you can't be democratic. Socialism in its definitional mode is the government owning the source of production and property. 22:22 How's that democratic? 22:25 And then, of course, you need the heavy hand of a very strong police state, don't you? 22:30 Every one of these communist regimes, that's what they've got. 22:35 And yet they will say these things and they're not challenging in any effective way. 22:40 Ever. 22:42 Which is why they don't come on this program. I've told you before, I don't talk to other radio hosts and podcasters and this crap. I want to deal with these people who are elected or seek to be elected. 22:55 We're so-called scholars, that sort of thing. 23:00 And so we have somebody called Malat Kairos. She's Colorado First Congressional District, a Democratic Socialist candidate that is a Marxist. 23:11 And she's on PBS's Firing Line with Margaret Hoover. 23:17 Now, it's unfortunate because Firing Line, when it was William F. Buckley Jr., was really a show I had to watch every single weekend. 23:29 And I was a teenager. I just couldn't get enough of it. 23:33 And often the great Tom Sowell was on the program or you might have Milton Friedman on the program. He had leftists that he debated with to none other hosts, you know, professors, activists, scholars, that sort of thing. 23:50 So here she is. The first one speaking is Kairos. 23:54 And she knocked off a very liberal Democrat. I believe this is Denver, the first district. 24:00 Cut, 10, go. 24:02 I don't think there's anything more American than subscribing to an economic philosophy that... 24:09 as the evidence shows, is the only one that's actually capable of delivering things like life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. I really can't think of anything else. 24:16 Socialism has proven to deliver on the values of the Declaration of Independence more than capitalism has. 24:22 Yeah. You know, when we talk about capitalism, you know, one of the things that folks talk about with capitalism is a theory is that it's responsible for, you know, delivering people out of poverty here in the U.S., More people out of poverty around the world than any other economic system. Yes. Which isn't the entire story. At the same time that a lot of folks were getting delivered out of poverty, there were a lot of social safety programs that were also being created at the same time. A lot of fair labor laws that were being enacted. 24:54 Okay, let's stop. Let's just stop. 25:01 We wouldn't have electricity to switch. 25:07 if it wasn't for capitalism. 25:11 We wouldn't have running hot and cold clean water if it wasn't for capitalism. 25:21 We wouldn't have the automobile or trucks if it wasn't for capitalism. 25:31 We wouldn't have the most plentiful and variety of food on the face of the earth if it wasn't for capitalism, our farmers, our truckers, our grocery store owners. 25:52 We wouldn't have the vast majority of the things that we have in what is the most successful and prosperous society mankind has ever established if it wasn't for capitalism. She can talk about all these government programs. 26:07 But government programs mean nothing. 26:10 Zero. 26:11 If you don't have a broad middle class that earns a very good income, certainly compared to the rest of the world, and creates the wealth that can be taxed to create these government programs. 26:31 Let us not confuse one with the other. 26:35 I love it when they always talk about, well, unfettered capitalism. 26:40 Unfettered capitalism. We don't want unfettered capitalism. We haven't had unfettered capitalism in 125 years. 26:52 But let us be abundantly clear that it is capitalism that has created the prosperity and wealth in this nation, that has created the vast middle class in this nation, not government. 27:06 If government could do it, North Korea would be the most prosperous nation on the face of the earth, wouldn't it? 27:13 Cuba would be one of the most prosperous nations on the face of the earth, wouldn't it? 27:19 And I can go down the list, couldn't I? 27:22 The people in Venezuela have been starving and starving and starving some more, but that's turning around because what? 27:29 Because the communist leader has been captured, is in prison, charged with what he was trying to do to our country, murdered God knows how many people like his predecessor did. 27:43 Is there any question that capitalist and open societies are more prosperous, are more humane, Then communist regimes and their police states, there's no question about it, is there? 27:59 And so they'll talk about, look at this, we have Social Security, we have this, we have that, we have this. 28:04 Yes, we do. And they bankrupted it. It's going bankrupt in six years. 28:11 They will talk to you about fair labor laws. 28:15 Fair labor laws don't mean a thing if you don't have a job. 28:18 And the reason you have a job is not because of fair labor laws. It's because of capitalism. 28:25 Go ahead. 28:28 Rights that workers were taking back to make sure that they were not working in unsafe conditions, to make sure that they were earning fair wages. That is not capitalism, right? Unfettered capitalism. 28:40 But it is capitalism. 28:44 Every one of those institutions, every one of those businesses, large, medium, and small, are created by capitalism. 28:53 And they make quote-unquote fair wages, pensions, medical coverage, all possible. All of it. 29:00 Socialism does not. 29:02 Because socialism doesn't create anything. 29:05 Socialism is about the government itself. 29:08 owning the big chunks of the private sector. Socialism doesn't create prosperity. Where does it create prosperity and how does it do that? 29:19 How is it even possible for it to do it? 29:24 Go ahead. 29:26 where the capitalists, the owners of the means of production, are the only ones that are calling the shots. And you are lucky to have the job. 29:33 The capitalists aren't the only ones calling the shots. In fact, capitalism is very, very, quote-unquote, democratic. Why? Anybody know? 29:43 You've heard of the stock market, right? 29:46 Whether you believe it or not, most of you are in the stock market. Most of your pensions have some relationship to the stock market. Or you can be if you wish to be. 29:56 You can be if you wish to be. 30:02 And also, you have the freedom to move around. That's not true in these communist societies. You have a job on an assembly line, you're going to work on that assembly line for 30 years, whether you want to or not. If you want to in America, fine. 30:14 If you don't, you can do something else. Not so in communist regimes. 30:19 That's your job, that's your status, that's it. 30:25 Would you rather work on an assembly line in America or an assembly line in Russia? 30:31 Would you rather work on an assembly line in America or an assembly line in any communist regime? Of course, in America. 30:40 You don't have people leaving America to move the communist regimes. You have people trying to escape communist regimes to come to America. That is freedom. That is mobility. 30:51 They're not coming here for socialism. They're certainly not coming here for communism. They're coming here for freedom and, yes, capitalism. 31:00 Tell me, how many of these socialist societies, quote-unquote, can a poor person get rich? 31:06 None. 31:08 Zero. 31:11 Because you don't have the freedom to do it. 31:16 Go ahead. 31:17 Deal with the conditions. Socialism is about delivering democracy in the workplace. 31:22 Socialism can't deliver democracy in a workplace. 31:28 How does socialism deliver democracy in a workplace? 31:33 It doesn't. 31:37 Go ahead. 31:38 The say about the conditions that they're working in, about negotiating for the kind of... 31:43 The conditions that they're working in. Tell me. 31:47 Where are conditions better? 31:50 In American capitalist businesses or in communist controlled businesses? In Cuba, in North Korea, in Nicaragua, in communist China, or you name it. 32:06 And by the way, we haven't even gotten to the issue of civil liberties, have we? 32:11 No. 32:15 Go ahead. 32:16 fair for the labor that they are contributing to whatever industry it is that they're working in. 32:22 And I also think that, you know, when folks think of capitalism... All I know is we have the greatest middle class on the face of the earth, the wealthiest middle class on the face of the earth, the best fed, the best clothed, the best house middle class on the face of the earth, because the middle class, small business people, they're not all union laborers, but we have union laborers, non-union laborers, All kinds of people are in the middle class. 32:49 Of course, we don't have classes in this country, so you have to play along and discuss this stuff. 32:55 And really the opportunity to make something for yourself and to become wealthier if you wish is only in a capitalist system. 33:06 You don't hear all the great stories coming out of communist societies or socialist economies of people starting from the very bottom and getting wealthy, do you? 33:17 Do you? 33:19 And where are all the patents? Where are all the inventions coming from? 33:23 Whether it's medical technology, whether it's drugs that improve your life or extend your life. 33:33 Where do they come from? They come from socialism and communism, or do they come from capitalism? 33:40 There's plenty of countries out there, folks, that are communist, plenty of countries out there that are economically socialist, And everybody's free to go join them and have a hell of a good time. But you wouldn't do it, would you? 33:56 Because you wouldn't have half of what you have. 34:00 And you wouldn't even get to decide if you get to keep it. 34:07 I find it interesting that she never mentions when she talks about these programs that a government has, like I said, that they've destroyed Social Security, they're destroying Medicare, that they're giving Medicaid to illegal aliens, so they're destroying that program. They never talk about the massive debt they're creating, which creates inflation and affects all of your pensions, all of your savings, all of your income. They never talk about that side of big centralized government, do they? 34:34 Never. 34:38 They never talk about the hundreds of billions of dollars that are wasted every single year of your hard-earned tax dollars. 34:47 Every year, a quarter of a trillion dollars. A quarter of a trillion dollars. 34:52 Never talk about that. The waste and the graft and the corruption through their redistribution of wealth. 35:02 It's funny she didn't mention it. It's funny Margaret Hoover didn't either. I'll be right back. 35:07 Mark Levin. 35:15 With Donald Trump back in office, one of his biggest adversaries, top Democrat Dick Durbin of Chicago is leading the charge to derail President Trump's agenda at every turn. And now Durbin has a new scheme, a government takeover of your credit card. Right now, Americans have thousands of credit card options, all with equal strong security. But Senator Durbin's plan could result in less security. That means more risk for your credit, your identity, and your financial future. Durbin's bill isn't about helping consumers. It's a giveaway to corporate megastores. which could shift costs onto you while putting your rewards and fraud protections in jeopardy. 35:50 We've seen Durbin's failed policies before. His last big banking regulation backfired, leading to higher costs and fewer benefits for American families. Tell Republican senators, stop Durbin's government takeover of your credit card before it's too late. Learn more at guardyourcar.com. That's guardyourcar.com. Paid for by the Electronic Payments Coalition. 36:18 Let us continue here, Mr. Producer. Let's see. 36:24 More of her, Malat Kuros. 36:27 By the way, if she's the same one I'm thinking of, and I get confused because they're all kind of flunkies, I think she's like 29, 30. She is a failed lawyer, something of that sort. That's my recollection. If I'm wrong, so be it. Which one is it? Let's go to 11. Go. 36:44 Are you a communist? No, I'm not a communist. How do you tackle the criticism that some members of the DSA, including half of the DSA leadership, seem to call themselves communist? 36:55 Yeah. Well, you know, some members of the Democratic Party are proudly proclaiming themselves as capitalists. And it's a big tent. Right. But again, at the end of the day, it's up to the voters. Right. Until. 37:07 First of all, right. 37:09 What is up to the voters? She's asking you what you stand for. Not that it's up to the voters. Right. 37:14 Yeah, she's a commie. She just doesn't want to say it, folks. That's the bottom line, because she's afraid she'll lose her race. Go ahead. 37:22 If a communist actually wins an election, then it's just noise from the Republican Party. There's no one who's actually winning with that. Why are they using that rhetoric? 37:34 Because I think the Republican Party and, frankly, the oligarchy that largely stands behind the Republican Party. 37:44 They're calling themselves communists, these others, because of the Republican Party and the oligarchy that stands behind the Republican Party. Now, many of you are Republicans, right? 37:54 What's the oligarchy that stands behind us? Do you even know what the hell they're talking about? 37:58 Look how they talk about us. We Republicans, we have an oligarchy behind us. Like who? What? What are they talking about? What oligarchy? We don't have a George Soros, do we? 38:09 No, we don't. An oligarchy behind us. What a fraud, phony, and fool. I'll be right back. 38:19 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. 38:38 He's here. He's here. 38:42 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. 39:00 All right, I want to continue going through this because there was a lot of it over the weekend, and then we'll move on. 39:08 And then we will move on. 39:10 Because there's a lot to move on to. 39:17 We have here the president in the Oval Office talking about the communists. Not the Islamists, mind you, just the communists. Cut four, go. 39:28 We want to get rid of the U.S. Senate. 39:31 I don't like a lot of senators, to be honest with you. I don't want to get rid of the Senate. We want to get rid of the Supreme Court. They want to put now 21 or 23 people on the Supreme Court or get rid of it. 39:44 They want to get rid of the presidency. They want to have an appointed executive running. That's a communist thing. You know, that's a communist thing. 39:52 These are sick people. 39:54 And, you know, I said it the other day, and it maybe doesn't sound that important, but when a country goes bad, like look at the blue cities, what do they have in common? Aside from massive crime, much more crime. The Republicans have very little crime. 40:10 But what do the blue cities have in mind? And also you can say this with nations. 40:14 When they go bad, the blue cities have something in common. Crime, high crime, vicious, violent crime. 40:23 But what do they have in common? They're all dirty. They're filthy dirty. 40:32 Cut five. Go. 40:33 You said that if Democrats get back into power, what is happening in Spain awaits America. What should voters in other countries with elections coming up soon take away from what's going on with Spain? 40:45 Be very careful with the whole socialist thing. I think in many cases it's much more than socialist. They skipped socialism. They went directly to communism. 40:54 But when I saw what happened in Spain, I said, you know, we had a version of that. You could say much worse. We we allowed 25 million people under Joe Biden, the Democrats. We had open borders and countries all over the world, almost all of them sent people that they don't want. into our country. And we've gotten a lot of them out and we're getting more, including murders. And I always said 11,888. That was the number of murders. Many of them committed more than one murder. 41:26 And we're going to be just like that if you put these lunatics in that I see running for office. 41:37 Bernie Sanders on Meet the Depressed. Now, I want you to understand. So Bernie Sanders is on Meet the Depressed, right? 41:45 Ayanna Pressley, that nut job from Boston, she was on MSNOW. 41:52 This Malat Kiros was on PBS on Firing Line. 41:57 I'm just going through how this works. 42:00 So all these people are promoted, and there's more, and there's more. 42:08 And they're turning these people into rock stars. 42:14 Here's Bernie Sanders on Meet the Depressed with his usual BS. Cut 15, go. 42:19 But I'm mostly confident that the American people know that our country today is moving in a very, very bad direction. 42:30 At a time when we have more income and wealth inequality than we've ever had. 42:34 We don't have more income and wealth inequality. Absolutely not. 42:40 And the top 10% of income earners are paying 80% of the income taxes. 42:47 We have a lot of inequalities in the blue states versus the red states, where the tax rates are much higher, sales taxes are much higher, and the quality of living is much lower. 42:58 And there's nothing the federal government can do about that. There's nothing the private sector can do about that. 43:06 But even if this economy were... 43:09 We're blowing up in growth and so forth and so on. It's doing quite well, actually, when you look at the numbers. Bernie Sanders would be attacking it. He'd be attacking wealth. He'd be attacking the wealthy. He'd be attacking, you know, capitalism. Understand something. The guy's been a communist. He's actually been a Stalinist since he was a teenager. 43:33 And so our economy has had different levels of growth, different levels of recession. In other words, it's a vibrant economy, and sometimes it's hot and sometimes it's not. But his ideology has never changed. It doesn't change. 43:49 He was saying the same things during Reagan when we had massive economic growth. Same things. 43:55 He says the same things no matter what, no matter who's president, no matter what the economy is doing. 44:01 that it's horrible, that the oligarchs are out there, that the middle class is suffering. 44:07 And people can buy into this. And let me tell you why. Even though many of you are earning more than you've ever earned or you're doing quite well, you're comfortable at least, right? You have a home, you have a family, you're taking care of them, and you're proud of what you do. 44:20 But everybody has problems in their life. 44:24 Everybody. It could be a family member. 44:27 It could be something at work, something in your business. 44:31 It could be something that creates a hiccup economically for you, or you're having a tough few months, something like that's happening. It's the nature of living. It's the nature of humanity. 44:46 This is what they try to exploit. 44:50 The imperfect life. 44:53 The imperfect life. They don't compare the American economy to Britain, to France, anywhere in Europe, anywhere in the third world. They don't compare capitalism to actual communist regimes and even socialists. No. 45:06 They just tell you that this country is rotten, that the oligarchs are in charge, that there's income disparities like we can't believe and so forth and so on. 45:17 We've talked about this before. Even if there are income disparities, what does it have to do with you? 45:22 Absolutely nothing. 45:25 If you have a good job, you're earning good wages, you put food on the table, you're taking care of your family, you've got a wonderful family, you're living a decent life, maybe you can take a trip here and there. You're living better than most human beings have ever lived on the face of the earth. 45:41 But Bernie wants you to know that you could be millionaires or you could be doing better but for this guy, but for that guy. Now this is the nature of communism. Excuse me. 45:54 And just understand, in communist regimes, as I said earlier, you have nothing. 45:59 You don't own anything. 46:01 You work for the state. 46:03 The state will determine what you get and what you don't get. 46:07 And when you look at Mondami with these government grocery stores, that's what you get. Government grocery stores. And the problem is, as I've said before, not affordability, but availability. 46:20 The only reason he's able to have government grocery stores is because of the taxpayer, you and the middle class in New York paying your taxes. 46:29 And using the private sector to create the food, to transport the food, and to put the food on the shelves. 46:38 All he's involved in is subsidizing it. That's it. 46:43 You got a city, 8, 9 million people in the city, 20 million in the metropolitan area, give or take. 46:51 And he's opening, what, 70 stores? 46:54 I've said before, I think I wrote it in Liberty and Tyranny, if the government were in charge of feeding us, we'd all starve to death. And that's true. 47:03 And that's true. 47:05 And so America's not moving into a bad place, except for people like Bernie Sanders who are dragging us into this place. 47:14 Go ahead. Go ahead. 47:16 of America. What's going on now makes the Gilded Age of Rockefeller look like an egalitarian utopia. 47:24 Okay, so he comes into this program, he sits with his staff, they come up with the Gilded Age of Rockefeller like an egalitarian utopia. Okay. 47:32 Is that clever? Isn't that stupid? 47:36 Isn't that really stupid? 47:40 Now what did Rockefeller do? Does anybody know what Rockefeller did? 47:50 He did more to create the modern industrial society than any other person. And there were many of them. They call them robber barons, but they're not robber barons. 47:59 They were massive capitalists. 48:02 And if they hadn't amassed the capital, you know, they call them monopolies. Well, there was no massive oil industry with pipelines and refineries until Rockefeller created it. So look at that. He had a monopoly. He created that aspect of the industry. 48:20 Just like Carnegie created really the steel industry. 48:24 There are others, but he was the one that really created it. 48:28 Just like Ford really created the automobile industry. 48:32 It's not that they created monopolies. They had to have a massive concentration of capital to create these industries. 48:40 There was no government subsidy. 48:44 These weren't government ideas. 48:48 And you wouldn't have had fair wages and all the rest of it if you didn't have these industries. And if you didn't have a concentration of wealth that created them. The railroad industry, you needed a concentration of wealth. 49:04 The government has a concentration of wealth. What the hell does it do with it? 49:09 Every year they have concentration of wealth. Massive. 49:13 More than any collection of businesses. More than any collection of industries. 49:20 And they blow a quarter of a trillion a year and nobody even gives it a second thought. So this Gilded Age of Rockefeller. 49:28 This jackass flies in private planes. Private planes are first class. 49:35 Private planes are first class. He's not an oligarch. No, no. 49:42 The Gilded Age. He talks about a Rockefeller. You know what the Gilded Age of Rockefeller, their words, not mine, but you know what they created? 49:51 The biggest working class, the biggest middle class humanity has ever known. 50:00 Ask yourselves, the Communist Revolution, according to Marx and Engels, according to your Communist Manifesto, and they wrote much more than that, but people use that, says that the labor, the workers, will rise up and overthrow the government. But they didn't. 50:18 They didn't during the Second Industrial Revolution. There was an earlier one, but during the Second Industrial Revolution, they didn't rise up and overthrow the government. 50:30 They were earning more than they ever earned in their lives, and they had access to more than they ever had in their lives. It wasn't all the situation where everybody's working in steel mills, you know, and dying from this and sweating from that and so forth and so on. There are other businesses. There are other industries. The economy was just booming, booming after the Civil War, booming during the Civil War, but after the Civil War. 50:56 And so much of what we have today comes out of that total environment. 51:02 Marx was proven wrong. There was no proletariat bottom-up revolution. There was a massive middle class like the world had never seen before in the United States of America. 51:17 Now, we fought over wages and benefits and stuff like that, but we had the ability to fight over wages and benefits because of the wealth that had been created, and not just for the oligarchs, but across the board. 51:36 Across the board. 51:38 And the improvement on your life. 51:41 People no longer had to wash their clothes in the river. 51:46 People no longer had to salt their food in order to keep it not even fresh, in order to keep it from even stinking and getting rancid. 51:56 And I can go on and on and on. 51:59 We just don't, you know, we don't even teach capitalism in our schools anymore, Mr. Producer. Forget about economics. We ought to be teaching capitalism. 52:09 Capitalism. All we're taught is communism and socialism and this-ism, but we're not taught capitalism. 52:19 How many of you have kids that go to school, whether it's elementary school, middle school, or high school, who are taught capitalism? I'll bet none of you. 52:28 It's got to be very few schools and school districts that teach capitalism. 52:35 Instead, they hear the carnival barkers, like the Bernie Sanders and his ilk and the rest of them, Going on and on about the Gilded Age. Rockefeller looks like an egalitarian utopia. Hey, that's clever, Bernie. 52:51 That's clever. 52:55 I'll be right back. 52:56 Mudd Lovin'. 53:05 In a recent industry survey, Pure Talk, my favorite wireless company, was the only wireless company to receive five stars in every category, including coverage, support, value, and data. You deserve five-star wireless service, folks, and now Pure Talk has an invitation just for you. 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I don't know that there's any books on the great inventions of socialism. Because socialism is not about creation, inventions, production. 54:40 It's about what you do with wealth that's created. It doesn't create wealth. 54:46 So if we had to rely simply on economic socialism, she talks about labor unions. Well, what would you need labor unions for if you're not producing wealth? 54:56 You wouldn't have any social security programs. You wouldn't have any Medicare programs. 55:03 What would you have? 55:05 Who would pay the taxes? 55:09 Hassan Piker, this is a guy that looks like he's constantly constipated, especially in his Mao suit, which really defeats him, as would a Nazi uniform, for that matter. 55:24 And he's asked about Hamas's domestic policies on CNN on Friday. Now, first of all, why are they platforming this guy on Friday? 55:36 You know, ladies and gentlemen, I'm not talking about me. I have enough TV time and radio time. But, you know, I'm not asked to go on these shows. 55:43 If they did, I'd have to say no anyway because I'm exclusive to Fox. But that's not my point. 55:49 They keep pushing this guy out there. Now, you might say, well, Mark, why are you talking about him? Why? Because I am disassembling him. That's why. I'm unraveling this lowlife pig. That's why. 56:04 Let's go to 19, Mr. Producer. Cut 19. Go. 56:07 If you say you're voting for Hamas, you're voting for limited rights for women. You're voting for homophobia. 56:17 He's such a sinister, evil little bastard. 56:23 Go ahead. 56:24 Voting for Hamas. It's not an endorsement of their domestic policies, but I don't think anyone actually cares about their domestic policies. 56:32 There you go. Just dismiss it. The fact that they torture Palestinians, murder Palestinians, the fact that they force little girls into having sex, little boys too, by the way, the fact that they brutalize Palestinians the fact that they do the same obviously to Jews I'm not worried about their domestic policy where are all the women's groups you know it always amazes me and I ask you this what every few weeks folks where are these groups what happened to them what happened to them You've got Islamists brutalizing their wives, their multiple wives. 57:09 You've got them marrying six-year-olds and brutalizing them. You have them raping people and torturing them and doing all kinds of horrendous things. You don't hear a damn thing from these women's groups in this country. We're the human rights groups. You don't hear from them either. You don't hear them taking on the Islamists. And so you have this guy Hassan Punker, Puker. 57:33 It's on Puker. You're not really worried about that. Nobody's really thinking about that. Don't you get it? Nobody's thinking about it. 57:41 Maybe they can tell us. Give us a list of 20 of the greatest women. The greatest women leaders in Islam. Where are they, Mr. Producer? 57:50 Maybe that's another non-existent book. Go ahead. 57:55 don't every Palestinian at the end of the day regardless of their disagreements with Hamas will always say that Israel is still the Israeli occupation is the greatest problem there is no Israeli occupation and there never has been and there never will be and you see Donnie O'Sullivan over at CNN doesn't have the brains the knowledge or the guts to push back on anything I'll be right back. 58:29 In a recent industry survey, Pure Talk, my favorite wireless company, was the only wireless company to receive five stars in every category, including coverage, support, value, and data. You deserve five-star wireless service, folks, and now Pure Talk has an invitation just for you. 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It's not an endorsement, but I don't think anyone actually cares about their domestic policies. 60:04 I think I should post that, don't you, Richard? No. 60:08 I think it's time that these freaks, frauds, and disgusting phonies have to answer for some of the things they're doing. And if this has to be, you know, if this has to be the place that educates America, and that would include other hosts, then so be it. 60:30 Because I think that's a remarkable thing that this lowlife said. All right, let's get back to where we were. 60:38 Let me do this and this. Here it is. 60:42 We already dealt with Puker. 60:46 Now we have Mondami speaking of a Puker. 60:50 Now remember, ladies and gentlemen, the Democrats oppose ID for voting because they support fraud in voting. This is who they are. This is what they believe in. 61:00 And now we know about New Jersey. I'm going to get into that in a moment. 61:04 But it's not just New Jersey. It's all over the country, wherever you are, particularly in the blue states and cities. 61:12 The Mondami with these communist grocery stores, which are really pathetic. 61:17 So ridiculous. 61:21 And do you need an identification to go there or work there? What's going on there? Cut 20, go. 61:28 How are you going to keep people from taking advantage of that deal, basically? And is there going to be a limit on the number of items that someone can take that are discounted at that level from that essential basket? 61:40 So our RFP makes very clear that this is a program for New Yorkers to be able to put food on the table, not a program for people to be able to make a quick buck through reselling. I'm going to pass it over to our EDC head, GPAC, to add some additional details. 61:54 Yes, if you look at our RFP for the operator, we are looking to make sure that we target New Yorkers, whether it be at sort of a library card exit, and also we manage who's buying. 62:05 Oh, a library card, Mr. Producer. 62:11 Something like that, a library card. Well, what if you're blind? But anyway, a library card. Do people still go to libraries, Mr. Producer? 62:20 Let me ask you something. 62:22 If you're fighting for food, if you're that starving, if you're that hungry, and you don't have any money, you think you're in the library? Do you think they're in the library, Mr. Producer? 62:35 You think they have a library card? 62:38 Now, first of all, I say things here that I notice some of my colleagues pick up on cable TV and talk radio. For instance, a couple of weeks ago I said, we have what's called a food stamp program. I heard this today on TV, by the way. We have a food stamp program. 62:54 We get free food or heavily subsidized food in a regular grocery store. 63:00 Or any grocery store. 63:04 So this whole thing about a government grocery store is utterly unnecessary. 63:09 But we'll play along. What the hell? 63:13 A library card? 63:18 I don't know about you, but if I had to fight for my meal every damn day, I wouldn't be going to the library. What am I going to do in the library? 63:28 Maybe use the restroom. That's about it. 63:32 And you've got to go through the process of getting a library card? Wow, that's interesting. 63:37 What if you're an illegal alien? You don't have all this ID. Are you going to get a library card no matter what? You know, it raises a lot of questions, doesn't it? 63:46 Oh, yeah. It raises a lot of questions. 63:51 Sounds like Jim Crow to me. Oh, yeah. 63:55 They try and keep minorities out of these grocery stores. I think that's what's going on here. 64:01 Absolutely. 64:04 It's only for the oligarchs and the sophisticates among us who actually read books at the library or know how to use computers at the library. 64:17 You see, this is so stupid. 64:20 These morons come up with stuff like this. 64:23 Yeah, a library card, you know. 64:26 It's a library card. 64:30 By the way, I don't even think I have a library card anymore. Do you, Rich? 64:35 Yes or no? 64:36 You're very timid about this. 64:39 He went like, no. Why? Because your kids, they may go to the library. You don't have a library card? 64:46 The kids go, right? So maybe you could use one of their cards. 64:50 You could try, but you're not eight years old. That's the problem. You know, it's got the date on there. So anyway, you understand, folks. 64:57 There's no picture you're fine. 64:59 Do they have to have their birth date on there or Social Security? Something on there, right? 65:05 Last time you looked, I guess. 65:08 I don't know. But all I know is it sounds very, very racist to me. 65:15 It sounds like it's really intended to keep people of color. 65:19 out of these grocery stores. Isn't this the line we get all the time when we're talking about having an ID, some kind of a photo ID, some kind of an ID to vote? 65:30 Oh, you must be a racist. You don't want people of color to vote. 65:35 What am I, an albino? I've got olive skin. Well, you know what we mean. 65:40 Oh, yes. 65:42 So we're going to keep people of color from going into these stores now, these 30% off grocery stores where you can get a basket of eggs, two eggs. We'll be rationing this, you understand. It's the government. We ration stuff. We can't have people coming in and reselling this stuff, you understand. 66:06 This is like the perfect experiment, an example of what communism is all about. 66:12 Is it not? 66:15 Let me ask you a question, folks. 66:17 Do you need a library card to go into a private grocery store to buy food, Mr. Producer? 66:24 I don't think so. 66:26 Don't they have sales too, 30% off, two for one, whatever, whatever? I think they do. I go often. 66:34 You don't think I do, but I do. 66:37 Oh, yeah. 66:39 And guess what? If you want to resell it, whatever that means, you're free to do it. You're free to do whatever you want. 66:46 You can rub the food all over your body. You can do whatever you want. That's right. 66:52 Buy any kind of food you want, any amount of food you want. You know what? Today is egg day. We're going to buy 78 eggs. Go ahead. 67:00 More of that came from. Not in the government store. There's not more where that came from. 67:09 Why would you go to the government store? 30% off. 67:16 You can get deals in the regular store. If you're on food stamps, I don't even think you're allowed to call it anymore, so I'll keep calling it. So if you get food stamps, it's like nothing. 67:28 Nothing. 67:29 Will they be selling cigarettes at the government store? No, we don't do that. 67:35 Oh. 67:37 You can get that at a grocery store, can't you, Mr. Producer? 67:41 No offense, will they be selling condoms there? 67:46 It's a good point. Mr. Producer says it's a good point. I'm doing it for a joke. But he likes it. That's okay. That's a good point. But it's true, right? You can get whatever you want. Will they be selling aspirin? Can you get drugs, pharmaceuticals at the grocery store? What can you get? What can you get at the government store? 68:05 As long as you have your library card and you can get in there, I suspect there's more requirements too. I do. 68:14 But does anybody go into a grocery store and they're thinking, you know, let me get stuff so I can resell it. 68:20 Now, some restaurants, obviously, they'll get soda or whatever. They'll get water out of it. So what? Who cares? They'll get it wherever they want to. They'll resell it and you'll either buy it or you won't. That's called freedom. Hello, freedom. 68:36 But see, they're going to control it. What are you going to do with that water? You're going to resell the water? 68:42 Well, I was thinking, excuse me. 68:46 Where's your papers? 68:48 What papers? 68:50 Where's your library card? 68:53 I don't have a library card. 68:56 Well, then get out of our government store. You're not allowed to be here. 69:00 You must be a Republican or a capitalist. Out of the store, please. 69:06 No, I'm an illegal alien and I'm homeless. Do you have a library card? No, I don't have a library card. 69:13 Then you're not allowed to be in here. 69:16 I'm sorry. 69:18 But I'm starving to death. Excuse me. You have a library card, don't you? 69:23 No. I don't even know where the library is. 69:26 Matter of fact, the person says in a foreign language, I don't even speak English. I can't read your damn books. Oops. 69:35 Get out of the store. 69:38 Out of the store. 69:41 I'll be right back. 69:51 In a recent industry survey, Pure Talk, my favorite wireless company, was the only wireless company to receive five stars in every category, including coverage, support, value, and data. You deserve five-star wireless service, folks, and now Pure Talk has an invitation just for you. Switch to Pure Talk for just $15 a month. For a limited time, any plan, including their top-shelf unlimited data plans, Just $15 a month for your first three months. No contract needed. Just an insanely low offer to switch to a top-rated company. 70:23 Pure talk. You know how you get five stars for support? A dedicated U.S. customer service team. You know how you get five stars for value? You save the average family of four over $1,000 a year versus big wireless. There's a better wireless choice out there. And just $15 a month for your first three months on any plan. Now, that's a great time to choose Pure Talk. Simply go to puretalk.com slash Levin. That's puretalk.com slash L-E-V-I-N to claim this offer now. 70:54 Grab it. Again, that's puretalk.com slash Levin, puretalk.com slash L-E-V-I-N. Start saving today. 71:07 Ladies and gentlemen, I have a question for you. I do. I think it's a very important question, as a matter of fact. 71:17 Whatever happened to the women's groups? 71:21 Hmm? 71:23 I think that's a fair question, Mr. Producer. 71:26 Whatever happened to the women's rights groups? 71:32 Seems with the rise of Islam and the abuse of women... And little girls, they've all but disappeared. No marches, no press conferences, no congressional testimony, no bra burning. 71:44 Where are they? 71:47 Ah. 71:49 Just when you need them, they're not around. 71:53 Have you heard anything from them, Mr. Producer? 71:57 Silence, right? And these groups aren't known for being silent. 72:01 Oh, yes, I remember some of them. Bella Asberg or whatever the hell her name was. 72:07 People like that. 72:09 Not anymore. 72:12 So the women's groups, I guess they've gone underground. 72:15 I guess they've gone underground. 72:19 Yes. 72:21 Yes, it seems with the rise of Islamists and so forth. 72:28 I'd love to see that sort of debate. 72:32 I'd love to see it. I don't see it anymore. 72:35 Have they all become Republicans, I wonder? Do you think they're all Republicans, America? 72:39 No, I doubt it. No. 72:42 I doubt it. 72:45 But I think it's a fair question. I really do. I think it's a very fair question because I don't know where they are. We never hear from them anymore. 72:53 Maybe they're around attacking Republicans. I don't know. I don't think they're anywhere. 72:58 I just don't. 73:01 Yes. Yes. 73:03 Now, James Carville says, I'm not going to be a member of a party that will have himself as a member. 73:11 It's an old Marx line, not Karl Marx, the Marx Brothers. 73:16 But I get what he means. Cut 17, go. 73:19 I am not going to be in the same party with Hassan Piper. I can tell you that right now. If he becomes a force in the Democratic Party, I'm out of here. I have no intention of ever being in the same political party with that guy. Now, I think that a majority, overwhelming majority of Democrats agree with me. 73:37 But this idea that we're going to seize the means of production and just go look at the DSA platform. You don't have to look any further than that. 73:48 And, you know, it may be that the two party system is just going to be under tremendous stress. 73:54 here in the coming months. I mean, you see it with Tucker and Martin Taylor Greene on the Republican side. You see it going on right now. And I can't sit here and tell you for certain how this is going to turn out. But the one thing I can tell you for certain, Hassan Piper and James Cargill are not going to be in the same political party. One of us is going to leave. It might even be me. 74:13 And I'm sure the communists in that party are saying, yeah, it ought to be you. 74:20 Have you ever sympathized with that guy in your life? 74:25 Have you ever sympathized with that guy in your life? 74:29 No, of course not. It's a freak, fraud, and a phony. But nonetheless, he's not an Islamist communist, right? 74:38 You'll take a James Carville over an Islamist communist any day of the week. 74:44 Certainly I would. 74:48 Mondami's asked, do you have any regrets about, you know, this Peter Tehr attacks rollout? 74:54 That's just a fancy name for we're going to tax people who have second homes in New York. We're going to really whack them. Now, think about this as a logical matter. You don't have to be an economist with a PhD. 75:07 If you have a second home in New York City and you're going to be whacked, what are you going to do with the second home, Mr. Producer? 75:15 You're going to get rid of it if the bottom hasn't already fallen out. Now, if the bottom has fallen out of all these second homes... 75:23 That reduces the amount of what? 75:26 Real estate. That is, property tax. 75:30 How stupid do you have to be to be a Marxist Islamist? Really, very apparently. We'll be right back. 75:38 He's here. He's here. 75:45 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. 75:59 Hello, America. Mark Levin here. Our number, hello, hello, hello, 877-381-3811. 76:10 877-381-3811. A lot of you are very frustrated. You're frustrated with how the war is being managed against Iran. Nothing personal with the president. You're just telling me that the start, stop, start, stop, the threats, the back off the threats, they really want peace, they really don't. 76:34 And you're getting exhausted from this. 76:38 And you're not alone. 76:40 You're not alone at all. 76:43 The president's in the Oval Office today. 76:46 Cut one on this issue of Iran. Go. 76:49 Mr. President, this is at least the fifth time you've turned off airstrikes since Iran since April to negotiate. What is your message to the American people who are wondering what has changed this time? 77:00 Well, you don't know. I don't know. I think we're going to maybe get something. But I want to give them every last chance before decapitation. 77:09 Very tough to do what we have planned, still planned. We'll see what happens. But it's a very, very tough thing to do. I think I'm very proud of the fact that I will give people a chance. This is a big move. To do an attack that big on a country, I'd rather not do it. 77:29 And here's the thing, and I say this with all due respect. 77:33 You go to war, you want to get it over with as fast as you can, for a lot of reasons. 77:38 For a lot of reasons. And also, they're still executing people over there. Young people. 77:46 Young people. This is a very evil regime. The president has said it himself. 77:52 There's really no redeeming value whatsoever in this regime. 78:00 And they're not going to honor any agreements. 78:03 They're not, and we all know it, every single one of us. 78:07 So unfortunately, not due to anything the president does, but due to what they do, they have to be eliminated. 78:16 Obviously, it's due to what the president does, but what I mean by that, it's caused by them, not the president. Go ahead. 78:23 Lots of large attacks, but they were normal large attacks. 78:28 And hopefully they'll come to their senses because what happened cannot have a nuclear weapon. But hopefully they'll come to their senses. 78:37 So they called me and they said, please don't attack. We'll make a deal. 78:43 That's the real truth. 78:45 And everyone knows it. And who wouldn't call? And they found out. 78:50 But today they denied having any direct communication. 78:56 that any talks they're having is through the country of Oman. 79:02 And the president put out a statement attacking that today, too. So they're up to their games. They're going to keep doing this. But here's cut to go. 79:11 And we're talking at the request of Iran, backed by Saudi Arabia. 79:16 Well, this is a very interesting point to me. 79:20 And I posted about this several days ago, and now others are posting it. They think they're smart. They just look at what I write, and then they rewrite it. It's okay. I understand the Internet. It's like radio and TV, but nonetheless. 79:33 So Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and other Arab countries contact the president, as he's pointed out, and tell him they really don't want him to go forward. Go ahead. Listen to this. 79:46 UAE and backed by Qatar in particular, but others also. Many countries called, the leaders are friendly with a lot of them, almost all of them, one way or the other, and they all wanted to give this a last chance. 80:00 So just to be clear, it's not the Israelis controlling the president. 80:06 These Arab countries are not controlling the president either. 80:10 But you would think the woke right neo-fascists and isolationists who keep saying Israel controls the president might be one of them would say Saudi Arabia or Qatar. Well, they wouldn't say Qatar. You know, they're all close to Qatar. But you get the point. 80:25 The off again is usually the Arab countries, right? 80:30 Or the Muslim countries like Turkey and Pakistan, right? 80:37 who are urging the president not to act. And he's saying, look, one of the reasons I didn't act is because they suggested to me that I shouldn't give him another chance and so forth and so on. Okay. 80:47 But where are the voices that keep accusing Israel of controlling the president? Where are they? 80:53 Where are these bastards? 80:59 Go ahead. 81:00 This is not something that, if it doesn't happen, this is a last chance for them to sign a good document. 81:12 All right, well, time will tell. 81:15 And from my perspective, it's please arm the Iranian people. It's getting late. It's getting too late. Arm the Iranian people. Give them the support they need. 81:26 Give them the air cover they need. 81:30 Give them the locations of the enemy and so forth with our satellites. 81:34 Give them what they need. In fact, there's an article, if I can find it soon enough here. 81:40 Let me see if I can, Mr. Producer. Hold on one second, America. 81:46 There's an article in the New York Post. 81:49 Let's see. Give me a second. 81:54 I will find it if I have it. Right here. 81:58 Right here. Iranian revolution can happen any day now as protest leaders try to arm. They're trying to arm. They're begging for arms. 82:07 The streets of Iran are near a breaking point over public executions, economic collapse, and a war that's been raging on for more than five months, anti-regime figures in Tehran told the New York Post. 82:19 A revolution can happen any day now. People want revenge, and I've told you they do. 82:24 a protest leader said, referring to the regime's brutal January crackdown that killed 52,000 people, and they're executing every single day. 82:33 An independent journalist active in the Iranian underground said the preparations are already being made for the next uprising, and that activists from all walks of life are determined to make a final decisive blow against the regime. 82:47 Both the Iranians spoke with the Post, through a translator by cell phone if you're signing on to a VPN. 82:54 We're studying the protests from January, determining what tactics worked and which didn't. We're analyzing maps to determine the safest, most dangerous areas to congregate. 83:04 He claimed that the Iranian resistance has hidden crude weaponry and tools throughout the country, bricks, rocks, wooden clubs, chairs and tires used to block roads, waiting for the day that the people once again take to the streets. Will we not arm these people and help them? Will we not arm these people and help them? 83:25 They want to fight. 83:28 They want to defend themselves. They want to overthrow this government. 83:32 What's the problem? 83:33 I don't understand it. I really don't understand it. 83:38 Small groups are working clandestinely to procure firearms to distribute to demonstrators, utilizing guns stored in certain private homes and smuggled from abroad. You know, we're talking about very few. 83:50 The protest leader claimed they didn't specify who would be providing these weapons. 83:55 There's clearly not enough. There's clearly not what they need. If we give them what they need, they will overthrow this government. 84:04 When we went out in January, we were like lambs to the slaughter. The Basij forces were using firepower. You couldn't believe the streets were like a graveyard, corpses everywhere. The streets ran red with blood, she said. 84:19 ran red with blood, unable to contain her rage and grief. 84:23 She warned regime forces, next time we come out, we're coming out armed. Well, they're not going to come out armed if we don't arm them. Now let's arm them! 84:35 Everyone has lost somebody, the protest leader said. 84:39 Also, keeping a revolution at bay are foreign mercenaries. 84:43 Yeah, they're bringing in these foreign terrorists. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is brought in from countries like Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. 84:53 They pull people out of their cars when they're driving and search them and search their vehicles. 84:58 They gallivant around our country as if they're the locals and we're the foreign invaders instead of defending our skies. The regime has decided to go to war with its own citizens. They fear the people of Iran more than the United States, more than Israel, more than anybody else. They fear those people. 85:22 They need to be armed. 85:24 Arm them. 85:26 Arm them. 85:28 I'll be right back. 85:29 Welcome back, America. 85:45 We have our friend Byron Donalds. Hasn't been with us for a while, but that's my fault. I haven't had a lot of guests lately. And very busy running around Florida. Byron Donalds, what's going on and how's it going? 85:59 Doing great, my friend. We are 15 days to Election Day here in Florida, and we're leaving big in the polls, Mark, really excited. But we're going to choose a Republican nominee in Florida on August 18th. Everybody, make sure you get out of votes. And we go on from there to make sure we keep Florida red this November. 86:18 You know, this guy, Jolly, the Democrat, I know who he is. He was a Republican. He was a lousy Republican. He worked on Capitol Hill for years. 86:28 And he hates Trump. He turns on the party. He's all over MSLSD. Now he's running as a Democrat. Does he have competition in his primary? 86:38 A little bit, but not too much. The main opposition had to had to step out of the race because he had a cancer screening. And so he decided to take care of his health. And so he's kind of had a free run. But, Mark, you're right. This guy, Jolly, a career insider in D.C., career staffer, gets to Congress, loses to Charlie Crist, of all people. And then he decides to become an independent and trash the president. Mark, this guy trashed Ron DeSantis. For Ron DeSantis' handling of COVID-19 was trashing him about it. 87:12 This is a guy who supported Fauci in the lockdowns. It's a guy who still supports transing kids. He still supports that mess. So this is a guy who cannot leave Florida. He doesn't have the judgment to leave Florida and all the great things we've done in our state. 87:27 What kind of money are these guys raising? 87:31 He's raising some. But, you know, the biggest thing now, Mark, is to make sure that Republicans show up in not just in August, but in November, because these Democrat billionaires are just kind of sitting on the outside and just watching to see if the race is close. And if they feel it's close, they're going to invest tens of millions of dollars into Jolly because he's a Trojan horse. They just look at him as a way for Democrats to get power and And how it works, especially in Florida, our governorship is very powerful. So even though it's very likely we'll still have Republican control of the legislature, you get a Democrat in the governor's mansion, that person can wield power through the agencies and through appointments, unwind everything that Ron DeSantis has done the last eight years. 88:14 Now, one of the guys you're running against, I won't even mention his name, is a complete nutjob. Well, I am going to mention him. Fishman, I think his name is. I saw a couple of his signs around my house. 88:26 This guy is a complete nutjob. He doesn't have a shot, does he? 88:31 No, he doesn't. He's a nuisance and an annoyance. 88:35 But at the end of the day, you take everybody seriously. So our campaign has been focused on the people of Florida and focused on preserving and defending the Florida dream, Mark. This is why we're the number one state in America, and we're not looking back. We have people who've come from New York, from New Jersey, from the Midwest, from Virginia, Mark, because they were escaping the insanity of Democrat control. You're talking about me? No, not you, Mark. I would never do that to you. I would never do that to you. 89:03 They're killing this state. They're killing Virginia, just destroying it. But anyway, go ahead. I'm sorry. 89:09 But no, that's what's happening. So people have chosen Florida for a reason because we're a common sense conservative state. And so the mission is clear. It's preserving the Florida dream. It's defending that dream. But then also tackling the affordability issues that are impacting Florida and like every other state. So we're going to reform insurance. The voters are going to decide on property taxes this November. That's in their hands. But we're also going to deal with the issues of making sure government is efficient, even more efficient than it has been in the past in Florida, getting it out of the way of people so they can continue to build that Florida dream for themselves. 89:42 And we want our young kids to be able to hit the ground running when they graduate high school, Mark. with apprenticeships and internships. This is the way you build a sound society with pure economic policy, limited government, getting out of people's way, and law and order will always be the standard in our state. 89:59 And you represent a district that is fairly wealthy. I just want people to know this. 90:09 Fairly, well, significantly white, and they love you there, right? 90:15 Yeah, Mark, and it's because it's a meritocracy. All of Florida is a meritocracy. What the people of our state want is they want to know that you share their values, and it's values based upon the foundational principles of our country, values based upon hard work and merit, and making sure that you get out of their way. You don't bring these crazy policies that are in too many states that are either purple or blue. That's destroying the way of life and the quality of life in those states. 90:43 And you do have people moving in from other states and they're moving in from other states and they're enjoying what Florida has to offer and so forth. And the key is to make sure that some of them who come to Florida aren't going to bring their bad habits from other states. And that's why you're saying somebody has to stand up and make sure that doesn't happen. Right. 91:05 Absolutely correct, Mark. And so, look, we have people who are still choosing Florida because they see the craziness of Mom Donnie in New York, Kathy Hochul in New York State, the guy Pritzker in Illinois and so many others. And a lot of them are kicking themselves. They kind of wish they came during COVID-19, but they didn't. for various reasons, and that's fine. And now they're seeing the insanity of these Democrat socialists, and they're saying, I got to get to Florida. So even though we're getting new people coming in, they're coming because they're choosing the Florida way of life as opposed to what they're experiencing in those other states. 91:40 So my mission's clear. We're going to keep the Florida way of life, that Florida dream alive and well that so many people have chosen Florida for. 91:49 The Save American Act, this is important to you, is it not? 91:53 yes it has to pass this is this has to happen and look mark i've heard you bag on these senators for for years most people don't know i've been an avid listener of the mark levin show for more than a decade and so these senators mark they still think it's 1996 and they're dealing with bill clinton these democrats are true radicals true radicals and if they ever get control they're going to blow up the filibuster so my opinion is at this point get rid of the filibuster pass the save america act past Donald Trump's border security measures, which have proven to have worked and secured this country. 92:27 He's now done it twice. And then we get to do some of the other important things, like having sound energy policy where we can build on our nuclear infrastructure, the stuff that we created as a country to have cheap and readily available power for the future of our country, and do so many other reforms that are necessary, including health care, Mark. Look, I did NPR this morning in Jacksonville, and the host was talking to me about subsidies for Obamacare. And I said subsidies for Obamacare. Obamacare is the problem. 92:58 Premiums are through the roof. Deductibles are through the roof. The Democrats did it on purpose and they don't want to change it because they don't want to admit that they were wrong. But they are pricing the people of this country out of their own homes with their terrible policy. And Republicans need to take a stand. And this is where the Senate's got to smarten up, get rid of the filibuster, pass the Save America Act and get to the business of fixing this country. 93:21 And we got one minute left. Tell us about voting. 93:25 We have early voting in a lot of counties in Florida right now. Most early voting will start in five days all across Florida. Election day is August 18th. If you're a registered Republican, please get out and vote. I'm asking for your vote and your support. Having the endorsement of President Trump. our senator rick scott so many republicans our senator ashley moody and so many of the congressional delegation it's time to make sure that as a party we unite to defeat the democrats once again in florida we're the best state in america and we need to keep it that way and folks don't sit back and think uh you know these things just happen you got to go out and vote and if the others are going to vote early you should vote early too that's my view byron come back we appreciate you sir 94:13 Yes, sir. Thanks, Mark. All right. Take care. We'll be right back. 94:19 Don't ask him for middle ground. There is no middle ground. Talk with Mark Levin now at 877-381-3811. 94:27 The show has flown by, in my humble opinion. 94:36 But then again, I'm doing the show. 94:39 Let's go to Ian. 94:41 Our buddy Ian Frederick Merlin, the great Sirius XM satellite. Ian, go right ahead. 94:49 Mark, great to talk to you. And you are so on target. 94:54 There's no question. If the U.S. does these two things, it's over for the IRG. And that is, number one, they've got control of the air. So you go old-fashioned, like World War II, and you drop information leaflets all over the country. 95:10 And letting the people know you're going to support them. And the IRG, the second they realize that the U.S. is communicating to the population, they're going to go into panic mode. 95:22 And then you start arming the people. 95:25 And then it's over. 95:27 And I would hit that Karg Island, too, so they don't have anything to sell. 95:33 And we could always rebuild it. So the president and others say, well, the damage will be... No, we can rebuild things, but we've got to win the war now. 95:43 Yeah, but I think the IRG, the second you start communicating to the Iranian people, they'll go into meltdown mode. And just by dropping it from the sky, they can't control it. There's no way. 95:55 And I think it'll be a meltdown moment. 96:00 And get them the arms, for God's sakes. I don't get this. 96:04 I really don't know why we're resisting this, because Erdogan says so. Screw that genocidal maniac. 96:12 And who cares what Saudi Arabia and Qatar say? I mean, my God, this is ridiculous. 96:19 All right, my friend. I appreciate your call very much. You know, the Israelis are in charge. They're controlling everything. So where are the anti-Semi-Jew haters tonight? Where are the woke right neo-fascists? Where are the Marxist Islamists? How come they're not complaining about the Arabs? 96:34 Hmm? 96:37 Yeah, right. We know exactly why. We know what they are. They know what they are. Israel doesn't have much of a say in this, apparently. 96:48 And they ought to have a lot of a say in it, as far as I'm concerned. 96:52 I want to congratulate Mondami's leadership again. 96:56 Hate crimes against Jewish New Yorkers surge amid heightened anti-Semitism. And they're talking about Mondami's mayorship. 97:05 Anti-Jewish hate crimes increased by 8.5% in New York City this year. 97:11 This is also, you're bringing in the Islamists. It's obvious what they're doing to Jews and Christians. 97:18 Again, all you have to do is go on the Internet and see real video of what took place in Spain. It's not just Spain. You look at these airports, women are getting beaten up. It's just grotesque. 97:30 New York Police Department officials said Monday about 8.5% of New York City, which has the largest, surest population of any city outside of Israel, they recorded 205 anti-Semitic attacks. 97:43 excuse me, anti-Jewish hate crimes in the first seven months of 2026, up from 189. 97:50 More than half of all hate crimes in the city were anti-Jewish, despite Jewish New Yorkers comprising 10% of the city's population. I was surprised it was that few, Mr. Producer. But nonetheless, over half of the hate crimes are against Jews and they represent 10% of the population. 98:10 cause of palestinians coming in i'm just being honest islam is coming in um all kinds of crap going on there now just is and i'm sure they're trying to depopulate the city and i'm sure that's exactly what's going to happen sure that's exactly what's going to happen yep yep yep yep yep then we have um Then we have a very important op-ed in The Hill, which has gotten worse and worse. 98:42 A retired public high school teacher and Jewish peace advocate said, I was excited. She was excited by what? 98:52 She was excited to co-organize a summer series titled Challenging Zionism in Schools. 98:57 You know, Mr. Producer... 99:00 I don't want this to be an Israel-centric, Jewish-centric program. I talk about this stuff. I talk about Christianity. I talk about all these things, folks. 99:11 But this is so over the top. 99:14 So over the top. 99:17 You've got a Jewish woman, in other words, a liberal, a leftist, wants to make sure that classes are taught explaining how terrible Zionism is. Zionism only means the right for Israel to exist and Jews to live there. That's all that it means. 99:36 Now, there's over 50 Muslim-majority countries. You don't hear anybody saying, I want to be able to teach about that, and I want to be able to teach that, you know... 99:50 Sometimes I'm just speechless about this stuff. It's so crazy. 99:56 Now, I don't have that audio cut in front of me, Mr. Producer, from the data analyst at CNN about Saeed and his chances. You have it there? 100:09 Cut six. Go. 100:10 I think that tomorrow, Abdul Asayyad will deliver the biggest blow so far against the establishment of the Democratic Party because he is the heavy favorite going into tomorrow. Just take a look at the prediction market odds. OK, chance to be the Michigan Democratic Senate nominee, Abdul Asayyad. Look at this. He's up to a 98 percent chance, according to the cash prediction markets, way up like a rocket compared to where he was on April 3rd when he was just a 28 percent chance just a few months ago. The bottom line is. So what did that? 100:41 What did that? The press did that. 100:45 Because his opponent isn't that well known. 100:50 But the press has promoted this Puker guy. The New York Times on several occasions. CNN. 100:58 MSLSD. 101:02 The press in Michigan. They've promoted this guy. 101:06 He's a Hitlerian, and they're promoting this guy. They're making him into a rock star, a cool guy. 101:12 This is the problem. 101:14 This is the problem. It's no longer condemned. It's no longer looked down upon. It's no longer, what did he say? No. 101:22 We don't do that anymore. 101:25 Instead, they turn him into a rock star. They're turning all these nut jobs into rock stars, the media I'm talking about, which is grotesque. 101:34 I'll be right back. 101:36 One thing we didn't get to was Robert Kennedy. Let's hold on to that for tomorrow just in case we decide to go there, Mr. Producer. 101:54 He did a hell of a job. 101:58 with CNN, and what is her name? Dana Bash, whatever her name is. 102:03 Do you know her name, Rich? 102:06 It is Dana Bash? Okay. Former Biden COVID-19 response coordinator, Dr. Ashish Jiha, whatever. 102:19 Now, I want you to hear what this guy says, seriously, considering what Biden was doing to the country and the other Democrats on CNN. Cut 26. Go. 102:28 This is going to surprise some people. You know, when I went into the White House, my view was this was almost surely a natural outbreak, maybe a lab leak. Based on information I learned and based on information I've seen, I have come to conclude that it is more likely to have been a lab leak. Here's the bottom line. No one in the United States knows for sure. The only people who know for sure are people officials in China, and we still need transparency and accountability on that. So that is my best assessment. I'm not suggesting I know for sure, but I'm saying my best assessment is that it probably was a lab. 103:00 And you know what? When that was my best assessment, based on what our friend said from the New York Times formally, their top science editor over there, and he said the same thing, boy, did we come under attack. And really, the first one was Tom Cotton to raise the possibility. We were the ones that actually raised it with one of these gentlemen who... 103:23 who had studied this, who had written about it, and felt it was pretty certain a lab leak. But Tom Cotton instinctively knew it had to be a lab leak. Remember, he's been on the Intelligence Committee for many, many years, and now he's the chairman of the Intel Committee in the Senate. 103:39 And he was attacked, too. Whenever you questioned what was the government position, you came under attack. Now, there's times to come under attack. Don't get me wrong. 103:50 But when you're asking rational questions, it never made any sense to many of us that it jumped from a bat to a human being, and that's how it happened. That's typically not how things happen. 104:02 Particularly when the Chinese are messing around with viruses in their Wuhan lab, paid for in part, and this was one of the things that we broke here, paid for in part by our government. 104:17 In fact, by a group related to Official Washington, and in particular, Fauci's organization. 104:27 And that was the big bash, if you will, the big issue that we really dug into here. I'm proud of the way we treated this. We weren't conspiracy nuts, but we... 104:40 We went right for the facts. We raised rational questions about it. We came under a lot of attack. I don't really care. I come under attack from all kinds of weirdos. 104:49 Just the way it is. 104:51 All kinds of governments, as a matter of fact. I'm not even going to get into that one. Because my wife will get mad at me. And Mr. Producer might get mad at me. 105:00 But I won't do it anyway. 105:04 Did you guys get to watch Life, Liberty, and Levin Sunday night with the governor of Florida, DeSantis? He was fantastic. 105:14 He was absolutely great. 105:16 And he's not afraid to talk about the Islamist influence on our culture. 105:22 He's just a really stand-up guy. I'm telling you, he would make a great president one day. I don't know what his plans are. I don't know how this would work out in the primers and all either. 105:32 We salute our armed forces, police officers, firefighters, emergency personnel. ICE, we love you, ICE. Our truckers, we love you, too. The men and women in Ukraine, in Israel, in Iran. Iran, arm the people in Iran, for God's sakes. And you, love you. See you tomorrow.