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[00:44] We've once again made contact with our [00:46] leader. [00:48] Love end. [01:04] Heat. Heat. [01:14] Heat [01:33] up here. [02:04] Hello America, Mark Levin here. Our [02:07] number 877381-3811 [02:10] 8773813811. [02:13] You know, Mr. Producer, [02:15] for people foolish enough to go on the [02:17] internet, do you know I run the world? [02:20] I run the whole country. [02:23] It's true. [02:25] I run the president. I run the military. [02:28] It's unbelievable. [02:32] I just thought from time to time I go [02:34] out and get a steak sandwich. No. No. I [02:35] run everything. [02:39] We're going to talk about the results of [02:40] the election now that they're in [02:43] disastrous, but we will talk about that. [02:47] And I see people who are [02:51] really very very desirous [02:54] of destroying the Republican party and [02:57] recreating it into sort of a papuchanan [03:00] party [03:02] filled with isolationists and [03:06] quasi socialists and as if that's going [03:08] to work. [03:10] And that's kind of the the cabal that [03:13] the vice president leads that that [03:14] crowd. They're all over the uh internet. [03:18] Apparently, they don't work for a [03:19] living. Apparently, they sit in the [03:21] basement in their underwear [03:23] eating pretzels and potato chips, maybe [03:26] a light beer or two, and they just plop [03:30] down their brilliant thoughts. [03:35] Let me ask you folks a number of [03:37] questions. We got plenty of time, the [03:38] whole program. [03:42] If you're president of the United States [03:47] and your adviser comes to you after [03:49] meeting with the the leaders of Iran [03:53] and breathlessly tells you, "Mr. [03:55] President, [03:58] they told me in 10 days they're going to [04:01] have 11 nuclear weapons. They're going [04:03] to have a absolute breakout." We've seen [04:06] this sort of thing with North Korea and [04:07] so forth. [04:10] What do you do? Do you do nothing? [04:15] Well, that's what the Vance Wing pretty [04:16] much says. Don't do anything. The [04:18] Democrats say we don't believe it. [04:23] You're president of the United States. [04:24] You're Donald Trump or really any [04:26] serious president or Ronald Reagan or so [04:29] forth. Don't you take that seriously [04:32] when you're talking about the Islamazi [04:34] regime in Tyrron [04:36] that has threatened to blow our country [04:37] off the face of the earth? What if he [04:39] didn't take that seriously? [04:42] What then? [04:45] And what was that? June 2025. Okay. Year [04:48] and a half ago. Year and a half ago. So [04:51] what if on your watch, despite the fact [04:54] that your advisor tells you that they [04:57] said that they were going to have 11 [04:58] nuclear weapons and there are [05:01] congressional hearings later and there's [05:02] a commission later and everybody's [05:04] looking into it because now now they can [05:07] threaten to blow us off the face of the [05:09] earth and blackmail us and same with our [05:11] allies and so forth and so on. Is that [05:14] okay? [05:18] What if they have ballistic missiles by [05:19] the thousands that can reach Europe and [05:22] they're trying to perfect them to reach [05:24] the United States of America? And what [05:26] if you're aware of that [05:30] while they're busy [05:32] building 11 nuclear warheads according [05:35] to them? Is that okay? [05:40] I'm just curious [05:44] what would the woke right isolationist [05:46] do? Nothing. [05:48] Is that okay with you, America? Is that [05:50] okay with you? A regime that has [05:52] slaughtered thousands of American [05:54] civilians and soldiers, [05:56] that has tried to assassinate our [05:58] president. I'm just curious if that's [06:00] okay with you. Well, you're clearly not [06:02] a conservative. [06:04] I don't know what you are, but you know [06:07] that's not okay. [06:10] Now, what if you [06:14] decide to take action based on that? [06:19] And they and we did in June of 2025. And [06:23] the Israelis spent 12 days softening up [06:25] the enemy, taking out their their radar [06:28] systems and so forth and so on. And we [06:30] hit their nuclear sites. [06:32] But what if we find out that they're [06:35] reconstructing them while at the same [06:37] time slaughtering 50,000 of their own [06:40] people [06:44] and the president decides, you know, we [06:46] can't put up with this. I can't just [06:49] pass this on to the next administration. [06:52] They killed 50,000 of their own people. [06:54] They're going to be willing to kill a [06:55] million of our people with a blink of an [06:58] eye. [07:00] And they're at it again. [07:03] So he decides [07:06] to authorize military action against the [07:09] regime in coordination with the [07:11] Israelis. [07:13] Now you have a real dummy by the name of [07:15] Anne Coulter who's surfaced again who's [07:18] out there. Apparently she wrote a piece [07:19] that's not worth reading about. [07:22] It's really a foul-mouth piece about how [07:25] Netanyahu dragged Trump into the war. [07:27] Trump has said over and over again [07:29] that's not true. Nobody dragged them [07:31] into it. Nobody talked them into it. [07:33] Nobody did anything. But they don't want [07:35] to believe it because they have their [07:36] conspiracy nut, you know, their [07:38] conspiracy nuts and they have this all [07:40] figured out. Or that Mark Leavvin [07:43] persuaded the president to go to war in [07:45] February when I never even spoke to the [07:47] president about Iran in February. [07:49] Haven't I mentioned that before, Mr. [07:50] Producer? [07:52] I never spoke to him in February about [07:54] Iran or war or anything of the sort. But [07:56] it doesn't matter. [07:59] Now, do you want a political party built [08:01] around this ideology that even when it [08:04] comes to a regime like Iran, a terrorist [08:07] regime, the number one on the face of [08:08] the earth that has killed thousands of [08:11] Americans, civilian and military, [08:14] that they're going to literally have [08:16] nuclear warheads, according to them, and [08:18] ballistic missiles [08:21] to sit on their hands? Would you vote [08:23] for somebody for president? What if it [08:25] were a liberal? What if it been Obama or [08:27] Biden? No, you wouldn't tolerate it. [08:29] There's way too much at stake. [08:33] And yet that's what the woke right, [08:37] that's what the Matt Gates's and the [08:39] Tucker Carlson's and the An Coulters and [08:42] the and the Weiner Nations and all that, [08:44] that's what they want you to agree to. [08:47] That can't be agreed to under any [08:49] circumstances. And then we have a [08:50] president of the United States that has [08:52] said since 1979 or 1980 Iran cannot have [08:56] a nuclear weapon. Well, he broke his [08:58] promise. They said no wars. He also said [09:01] peace through strength. [09:04] Okay. Now, if we have critics of that [09:06] war, the isolationists [09:10] who are demanding one that we not take [09:13] military action and now number two say [09:16] this went on way way too long. Well, why [09:19] is this still going on? [09:21] Why is it still going on? [09:25] Because the VP came up with anou [09:28] that was utterly defective. They thought [09:30] they'd get a deal. We'd pay them [09:31] hundreds of billions or tens of billions [09:33] of dollars. They rejected it. And we [09:36] have this constant back and forth, back [09:39] and forth negotiation, no negotiation, [09:42] talks, no talks, and so forth. And that [09:44] goes on for months. [09:47] So, we tapped the brakes and even though [09:52] the opening of this military operation [09:54] was spectacular, we and the Israelis, we [09:57] sideline the Israelis and then we decide [10:00] we're going to pump the brakes [10:02] and we keep pumping the brakes and then [10:05] they block the straight horses and we [10:07] obviously have opened the straight [10:09] horses [10:11] and it's gone on now for what eight nine [10:13] months. [10:17] Now, some of us would argue we should [10:18] have taken care of it, ended it, armed [10:22] the Iranian people, removed the regime. [10:25] It is the only way to ensure the safety [10:28] of the United States of America as we [10:30] have done in the past with other regimes [10:32] throughout our history [10:35] because they are hellbent on getting [10:36] nuclear weapons and they get help from [10:38] the Chinese, the Russians, and the North [10:40] Koreans. [10:42] Doesn't make any sense to do all this [10:45] and then to leave them and then in three [10:47] or four years they're back at it again [10:49] under a Democrat or even under an [10:50] isolationist Republican. [10:54] Now, these very same people want you to [10:56] believe that we had an electoral blowout [11:00] because the president of the United [11:02] States took military steps to prevent [11:05] the Iranian Nazi regime from getting [11:08] nuclear weapons and using them against [11:09] us. [11:11] They want you to believe that we had a [11:12] blowout because this went on for too [11:15] long when in fact it's their heroes [11:19] that caused it to go on too long. Look, [11:21] constantly looking for offramps and [11:23] off-ramps and offramps. Constantly [11:25] coming up with with ideas to negotiate [11:28] and talking terms and so forth and so [11:30] on. They're the reason it's been [11:32] prolonged. [11:36] But ladies and gentlemen, [11:39] there's no single reason here why we [11:41] lost the midterms. [11:44] Despite the buffoons on the internet and [11:47] elsewhere [11:49] with their little websites [11:52] with their little magazines [11:54] and they are on the internet all day [11:57] long. They don't really work for a [12:00] living. [12:02] And they write these one sentences and [12:05] two sentences. [12:07] Usually they have the f-word in there [12:09] about seven times. [12:11] And what they're really trying to do is [12:13] settle political scores or to draw [12:16] attention to themselves to get this [12:18] these hits and these eyes and these [12:20] clicks. I mean, in so many ways, the [12:23] internet is toxic. It's a cesspool and [12:26] it really has coarssened any of the [12:28] debate. [12:32] And these are losers. They've done [12:34] nothing to contribute to society. They [12:37] did nothing to try and win this [12:38] election. As a matter of fact, several [12:40] of them wanted the Republicans to lose [12:44] so they can start all over again, you [12:45] know, with a new party. This one's old, [12:47] you know, 40 years old. It's actually [12:49] older, but everything that's come before [12:51] 40 years, it's all old. It's all bad, [12:53] you know. Forget about free market [12:55] capitalism. Forget about that. [12:59] Forget forget about having forward [13:01] allies. No, no, no. Forget about that. [13:03] What are you, globalist or something? [13:07] And on and on and on. And yet that's not [13:09] who we are, Mr. and Mrs. Conservative. [13:14] That's not who Donald Trump is. [13:19] There were several reasons for losing [13:20] this [13:22] election. [13:24] The prolonged war that doesn't need to [13:27] be prolonged and should never been [13:28] prolonged. [13:30] But even now today, are we at war? [13:32] Actually, Mr. Medus, [13:34] have we been at war the last several [13:36] months. Our military sits there. I mean, [13:38] here and there we hit this site or that [13:40] site. It's not even a real war to be [13:42] perfectly honest with you. It's not a [13:44] real war with massive casualties and [13:46] ground forces and all the rest. And yet [13:48] it's still too much. Look at this. We [13:52] can't do this. You have a like [13:54] Nancy Mace. Thank god she's retiring. [13:57] What a useless do nothing individual. [14:01] Well, the white young males were [14:02] concerned about conscription. The draft. [14:06] Nobody was talking about a draft. It's [14:08] what happens when you have an IQ in the [14:10] negatives. [14:14] So you have that. You have the [14:16] affordability issue. How incompetent [14:18] were the Republicans on the [14:19] affordability issue? [14:21] How incompetent? We talked about it [14:23] here. The price of gasoline was lower [14:25] than it was under the Democrat. The [14:26] price of everything has been lower than [14:28] it was under the Democrats. And the [14:30] economy is actually booming, but they [14:32] can't discuss it. They can't explain [14:44] them. You're not putting them down. [14:46] you're explaining things. Never [14:48] happened. [14:49] In fact, the issues were very [14:50] convoluted, very confusing. You can't [14:52] even tell me the top five issues. [14:58] But to me, one of the biggest things [14:59] that is not being addressed is the [15:02] change in demographics. [15:05] Decade after decade of illegal [15:07] immigration and then birthright [15:08] citizenship. Thank you, Supreme Court. [15:11] People come from the third world. They [15:13] have no attachment to this society [15:15] whatsoever. Many of them, [15:18] for many of them, what brings them here [15:19] is the massive welfare state. We know [15:21] that from the Afghanis and the Somali [15:23] and so forth and so on. [15:26] So you have no assimilation whatsoever. [15:28] You are institutions that are supposed [15:30] to assimilate K through 12 and colleges [15:32] and universities and they have no [15:34] interest in assimilating. this Marxist [15:36] Islamist ideology. [15:39] Well, it's widespread now and no [15:42] discussion about the Marxist Islamist [15:44] ideology. [15:46] The fact that the Marxists have made [15:48] great headway in our culture, that the [15:50] Islamists, the Islamists are making big [15:52] headway in our culture and in our [15:54] communities and so forth and so on. [15:56] They're voting like 97% for the [15:59] Democrats. There's no discussion of this [16:03] whatsoever last night. None. And there's [16:05] almost no discussion of it on the very [16:07] busy and brilliant internet today. [16:11] And then there's one other thing there's [16:13] very little discussion about and I want [16:15] to discuss it with you when we come back [16:16] cuz it's a big deal. We'll be right [16:19] back. [16:19] >> Mark loven. [16:31] You have uh [16:34] people who are amazingly stupid like [16:36] over at the Federalist a guy named what [16:38] is it Shawn Davis or something? [16:42] Something like that. [16:44] Good lord. What did he do? Bang his [16:46] head. [16:48] He's going on and you know you rhinos [16:50] and neocons. He's got a very broad [16:52] vocabulary. That's about it. You never [16:55] apologize for what you did. Was I [16:57] running the war? [17:00] I wasn't running to war. Who is advising [17:02] the president? The vice president? Some [17:05] of the other people in there advising [17:06] him not to finish them off militarily? [17:09] You start a war, you finish a war. I [17:12] oppose forever wars, too. You start a [17:15] war, you finish a war, and you arm the [17:18] Iranian people with the Reagan doctrine, [17:20] and you bring in generals who know how [17:22] to how to fight a war and finish a war [17:24] who aren't looking for offramps. And you [17:26] don't keep going on again, off again, on [17:28] again, off again. But it's funny, they [17:30] don't call the president of the United [17:31] States a rhino or a neocon or a [17:34] wararmonger. He made the decision. Not [17:36] me, not Netanyahu, not the Jews. No, [17:41] these disgusting, disgusting phonies and [17:45] frauds. [17:47] But I'm not done. [17:50] I talked about the Marxist Islamist. [17:52] This gets almost no attention. And yet [17:54] it is. It's spreading like cancer. It's [17:56] metastasizing throughout our society and [17:58] our culture. It has a big effect on [18:02] young people and others. But there's one [18:05] other thing. When we come back, I'll [18:07] finish. [18:14] Mark Levin, radio's hellraising [18:17] intellectual. Call now 8773813811. [18:23] What I do here is tell the truth. I'm [18:25] not running for office. I don't want [18:26] votes. [18:28] Not a politician. Never have been. [18:34] Corruption was another big issue. [18:36] Corruption. [18:39] J. D. Vance wrote a piece today which I [18:41] thought was very disrespectful. The [18:43] president of the United States. I was [18:46] quite shocked by it. And I'm not the [18:47] only one. [18:49] He appears to be trying to distance [18:50] himself from my perspective. If I'm [18:52] wrong, I'm wrong, but I don't think so. [18:55] He said the four big issues, among other [18:56] things, are number one, the war. Of [18:59] course, he's been in part very [19:01] responsible for tapping the gas pedal [19:03] and extending it. But number two, [19:06] Israel. [19:08] Israel. [19:10] Kim Strauss of the Wall Street Journal [19:12] said, "Israel, we're looking at the [19:14] numbers. Israel is not in the top [19:16] issues, but it always is at the [19:18] forefront of JD's mind. Can somebody [19:20] tell me why? [19:22] What is that all about? Well, it's [19:25] always at the forefront of Tucker [19:26] Carlson's mind. It's always at the [19:28] forefront of Shawn Davis's mind. It's [19:30] always at the forefront of Nick [19:33] Fuentes's mind. [19:36] What's that all about? America, Piers [19:39] Morgan, washed up scumbag that he is in [19:42] two countries, by the way. It's always [19:44] at the forefront. He brings in the most [19:47] vile terrorist supporting [19:50] individuals and guy is a for [19:53] clicks. That's what he is basically. [19:56] What would he do without it? He's got an [19:57] IQ of a cucumber. [20:02] Well, I'll tell you what nobody's [20:03] talking about. So, I will. The people [20:05] who didn't show up to vote and we're [20:08] making every excuse in the book for them [20:10] and we are we're trying to cuddle them. [20:12] How how could we help you? How can we [20:14] get you to vote next time? What are we [20:16] going to do? I will say this. [20:19] If you're Republican and you didn't [20:20] vote, shame on you. [20:24] Yes, that's unpatriotic. [20:27] And I'm not a polyiana about this [20:28] either. We're having people say, you [20:30] know, we always lose. It's okay. We've [20:32] got, you know, uh, Americans are not [20:36] going to surrender this. We're not [20:37] talking about Americans here. We're [20:39] talking about the ruling class. The [20:41] ruling class. We're a representative [20:43] republic in our states representative in [20:46] our towns representative. We're not [20:49] talking about the American people [20:52] somehow the vast majority anyway aren't [20:55] patriotic. They don't want to fight. But [20:56] we have to operate through our [20:59] representatives. And that's the problem. [21:02] We have among the weakest ruling class [21:04] types [21:06] in the last quarter century. It's been [21:08] horrendous. [21:11] They don't fight the Islamists in their [21:12] mosques. They don't fight the Marxism in [21:14] the classrooms. It is disgusting. [21:19] But for people knowing that, knowing we [21:22] need their votes to confront what's [21:25] taking place, you know what? I'm not [21:28] going to vote. I don't like this. This [21:30] happened. This is too long. This is too [21:32] short. That's too expensive. That's too [21:34] cheap. I'm not You know what? [21:37] That's disgraceful. [21:40] That is disgraceful. [21:42] And I'll leave it to the the fools on [21:45] the internet and elsewhere to tell us [21:49] why. We need to figure out how to really [21:51] appeal to these people. Let me tell you [21:53] what's going to happen. The enemy, the [21:55] Democrats, the Marxists, the Islamists, [21:58] the investigations, and all the rest of [22:00] it. Hopefully, that'll wake up some of [22:02] them when they realize that the [22:05] Democrats really aren't working on [22:06] affordability, that they're going to [22:08] drive up the price of medicine and force [22:11] people into the same governmentrun [22:13] system if they can, but for the fact [22:16] that we have a president that will veto [22:18] it. They'll open the borders if they [22:20] can, but we'll have a president who will [22:21] veto it. [22:24] How do you allow [22:26] this kind of cancer on the left? by [22:30] sitting at home on election day in the [22:32] midterm elections. How do you do that? [22:36] These people are to be questioned [22:38] publicly. They're to be shamed. [22:41] The Democrats weren't sitting on the [22:43] edge. They took over Texas for God's [22:46] sakes. They sent a a jihadi, [22:51] a horrible, evil person into the United [22:55] States Senate. The mother the Muslim [22:57] Brotherhood now has a seat. How did that [22:59] happen? [23:00] And we can go down the list. [23:04] You can't make excuses for everybody. [23:07] You need to try and figure out what the [23:08] hell the problem is here, not what they [23:10] want. [23:12] You know, there's different types of [23:14] pay. We want your vote, so we'll give [23:15] you this. No, no, no, no, no, no. [23:18] It should be enough that we're fighting [23:20] for liberty and security and our way of [23:22] life. So, what's wrong? I'll tell you [23:24] what's wrong. I circle back. There's too [23:27] many Marxists and Islamists in this [23:29] country. Too many young people who are [23:32] being indoctrinated. [23:34] The culture has been seized by so many [23:38] of these Marxist Islamists. [23:40] As the Italian Marxist philosopher Greky [23:45] pointed out, top down as we've talked [23:47] about, [23:49] that's a problem, a big problem that we [23:51] got to resolve. We have to address it. [23:57] Now, the truth is, [24:01] as Mark Dubowitz writes here online, the [24:04] history is always a valuable guide. [24:05] Since World War II, a president's party [24:08] lost control of at least one chamber of [24:10] Congress in nine midterm elections. [24:12] Truman, Eisenhower, Reagan, Clinton, [24:16] George W. Bush, Obama twice, Trump [24:18] twice. [24:20] Five lost boat chambers. Truman, [24:22] Eisenhower, Clinton, Bush, and now [24:24] Trump. Four presidents face these [24:26] congressional setbacks entering the [24:28] final two years of their second elected [24:30] terms. Reagan in ' 86, Bush in 2006, [24:33] Obama in 2014, Trump now in 2026. [24:38] Yet, divided government did not prevent [24:40] Trump's predecessors from pursuing [24:42] consequential foreign policy and [24:44] national security objectives. [24:48] Specifically, [24:50] in 1986, the Republicans lost 26 House [24:54] seats and eight Senate seats. [24:58] In 1994, Clinton lost 54 House seats and [25:02] eight Senate seats. In 2010, Go Tea [25:06] Party, [25:08] Obama lost 63 House seats and six senate [25:11] seats. [25:12] My friend Bill Hemer said the Tea Party [25:14] was started by Jim Deint in Greenville, [25:17] South Carolina. No, it wasn't. It was a [25:20] spontaneous movement that was started in [25:22] all kinds of environments in all kinds [25:25] of parts of the country. I was there [25:29] in 2006. George W. Bush lost 30 House [25:32] seats and six Senate seats and so forth. [25:35] Now, if we stop there, we say this is no [25:38] big deal. But it is a big deal. The [25:41] point is it does happen, [25:44] but it didn't have to happen [25:47] because people stayed home. [25:53] And it's not a matter of waving [25:54] something special in front of their [25:56] faces. Well, we should have raised, you [25:59] know, wave this and that and we should [26:00] have. No, [26:02] there needs to be a level of patriotism, [26:05] a level of rationality that when you're [26:08] up against Marxists and Islamists and [26:10] Elsa in Michigan [26:13] and Telerico and Aino Hosa in Texas and [26:16] you name your state and you name your [26:18] your congressional district. It's in [26:20] your own self-interest and that of your [26:22] family and your country for you to vote. [26:27] The other side turned out. [26:31] The other side turned out [26:37] and [26:38] ours did not. [26:42] Ours did not. [26:46] And honestly, it's very it's very [26:49] shameful. [26:51] And there's far more at stake in this [26:53] midterm election than there are in most [26:55] because we are up against Marxists and [26:58] Islamists. Some people just dismiss us. [27:00] It's no big deal. No, it's a big deal. [27:03] These Senate seats are for six years. [27:05] You know what that means? That we're not [27:08] going to have a federal judge go [27:09] through. [27:11] We're not going to have a federal judge [27:12] go through for six years because they [27:15] have the majority. [27:17] Maybe four years if we can. So, the [27:19] Supreme Court is stuck. You've got a two [27:22] justices who I think are 80 years old. [27:24] Maybe uh Clarence is a little older, but [27:27] not much. [27:31] It has consequences. [27:34] You have people who are telling you this [27:36] is the most important election of our [27:37] lifetime and today they're downplaying [27:39] it. Don't downplay it. [27:42] Don't say one thing one day and another [27:44] thing another day. [27:47] And circling back, [27:49] these woke reichike [27:52] isolationists and [27:56] you know, neosocialists [27:59] who want to recreate the Republican [28:01] party [28:03] and then they start blaming traditional [28:05] conservatives for what they want and [28:08] what they help create. [28:11] Outrageous. [28:14] They are a a poison [28:19] and we need to get back to traditional [28:21] conservatism [28:24] certainly when uh President Trump has [28:27] completed his two years. We cannot do [28:30] papuchananism. [28:33] We cannot be democrat radical left-wing [28:36] light. [28:37] We cannot be isolationists when [28:39] communist China and communist North [28:42] Korea and fascistic Russia and god [28:45] forbid if the Iranian regime is still [28:47] around if they're on the move. Unless [28:49] one day you really are going to have a [28:52] draft and you're going to have [28:53] horrendous casualties. Not because we [28:56] want them, but because we will be [28:58] defending territory much closer to the [29:00] homeland. [29:04] Anybody with two brain cells to rub [29:06] together knows that. [29:10] Well, apparently there are many who [29:11] don't have two brain cells to rub [29:13] together. [29:16] I'll be right back. [29:18] >> Mark love. [29:28] I'm very worried about Texas in [29:29] particular. We're going to have to fight [29:31] to get it back. [29:33] If you don't think demographics matter, [29:35] let me throw this at you. This isn't a [29:37] race thing. This is just the way it is. [29:38] People are tending to vote now [29:41] based in their group identity because [29:44] we're not assimilating people. It's not [29:46] ebar bassoonum anymore. It's okay. You [29:49] Latinos over there, you black people [29:50] over here, you white people over here. [29:52] And so, and that's how people are [29:54] voting. [29:56] So, it's not elorum. [29:59] It's not assimilation. [30:02] It's not a cultteration into the [30:04] American culture. [30:07] So Texas right now has 39% white [30:10] population. Mr. Baducer, did you know [30:12] that? [30:14] And so what happens is you're having the [30:17] Latino community voting sort of in moss [30:21] pretty much Democrat. The black [30:22] community doing the same thing. [30:25] Then you have uh the Islamists who are [30:28] coming into Texas doing the same thing. [30:29] So over time, [30:32] that's part of what's taking place. And [30:33] over time, all of the immigration, [30:35] illegal in particular [30:38] with birthright citizenship over time, [30:40] has had an impact. And [30:43] the immigration from places like [30:45] California, well, people will move to [30:47] Texas, but they'll continue to vote [30:49] left-wing Democrat. All these things [30:51] came to a head in Texas, all of them. [30:57] And they're going to come to a head in [30:58] other places, too, like Michigan. [31:01] Michigan. [31:03] Would you ever ever believed any time in [31:05] your life that any state would elect an [31:09] individual whose family is ties to the [31:12] Muslim Brotherhood, who has ties to [31:14] care, who has ties to somebody like [31:16] Hassan who is celebrating 9/11, [31:20] would you ever in your life have thought [31:24] a disgusting, evil little bastard like [31:26] that would get elected to the Senate [31:28] from any state, let alone Michigan? And [31:31] yet he did by three or four percentage [31:34] points. [31:37] That's not because of the price of [31:39] gasoline. [31:41] That's not because of quote unquote a [31:42] forever war. There's not even a war [31:44] going on effectively. But you get my [31:47] point. [31:49] There's something wrong [31:51] when people vote that way. And there's [31:53] something wrong when other people sit on [31:55] the sidelines so a guy like that can [31:58] win. [31:59] If that's not a all hands on deck moment [32:02] and do you even need to be told [32:04] by me or other people or by anybody by [32:07] God I better get out and vote. I don't [32:09] want this jackass in the center [32:10] representing me. That is a danger. [32:14] That's what I mean. There's something [32:15] that's deeper that's problematic [32:18] than these fools that just, you know, [32:20] paint by the numbers in their analysis [32:22] here. is something else that's [32:24] problematic. [32:28] For too much of the population, we're [32:30] losing this sense of American patriotism [32:34] after beating up the country year after [32:36] year, decade after decade [32:39] on in the media and in academia. It has [32:42] consequences. [32:46] It has consequences. [32:49] And we have to figure that out. We've [32:51] got to address that. [32:54] It's just uh [32:57] of course it's depressing. How many of [32:58] you slept last night? Did you sleep last [33:00] night much, Rich? [33:02] Me too. Tossing and turning. Waking up [33:05] this morning. Then you wake up to these [33:07] low lives all over the internet. They [33:09] never go to sleep. It's like it's like [33:11] they're lice. You know what I mean? Mr. [33:13] It's like their human lice. [33:17] And uh and there they are. Yeah, this [33:20] guy comes the neocons and it's the ne [33:25] and that's one they're just stupid [33:27] people. [33:30] Stupid people. [33:32] Yeah, but I got a website. Oh, okay. [33:35] Okay. I have a podcast. [33:39] You're a Sharpie. Oh, yes you are. [33:42] And no, they're not. [33:45] Where's Tucker Carlson been? Tucker [33:46] Carlson endorsed El Say [33:51] Tucker Carlson endorsed the Democrats [33:52] generally. Nick Fuentes who has become [33:55] an incredible irrelevancy [33:58] and his gropers. [34:00] He endorsed the Democrats. [34:03] Then you have others on the woke Reich [34:06] as I mentioned earlier. They want to [34:08] destroy the Republican party [34:11] to create something new. There's nothing [34:14] new. Oh yeah. Yeah. You don't [34:16] understand. [34:19] And they talk like morons from the top [34:21] down. [34:24] They talk like morons. You know, ladies [34:26] and gentlemen, constitutional [34:28] conservatism works. [34:30] It worked for the Tea Party. It worked [34:32] for Convention of States. It worked in [34:34] two Reagan landslides. It worked in the [34:37] Trump landslides. [34:38] People seem to forget [34:41] that the president ran as a solid [34:43] conservative the first time around. And [34:45] the second time around, now there are [34:48] people who seek to sabotage him, the [34:49] Peggy Nunans of the world, utterly [34:51] useless. But she was a speech writer for [34:53] Reagan. Yeah, she had been a Democrat. [34:55] She actually worked with Dan Rather. [34:57] Then she became a speech writer for [34:58] Reagan later on and has been attached to [35:00] the library and so forth and was [35:02] attached to Nancy Reagan. And they liked [35:03] her, please, don't get me wrong, but [35:06] she's not exactly the person you turn to [35:09] when you talk when you want to know [35:10] about conservatism. [35:13] We've got a lot more, ladies and [35:14] gentlemen. Stick with us. I'll be right [35:16] back. [35:19] This segment of the podcast is [35:21] exclusively sponsored by Pure Talk. Pure [35:24] Talk offers great coverage and can save [35:26] your family money on your wireless bill [35:28] every single month. Go to purealk.com to [35:32] find the plan that's right for you. [35:34] Thank you again for listening and thank [35:35] you so much for this sponsorship. Pure [35:38] Talk. [35:38] >> He's here. He's here. [35:42] Now broadcasting from the underground [35:44] command post, deep in the bowels of a [35:47] hidden bunker, somewhere under the brick [35:49] and steel of a nondescript building, [35:52] we've once again made contact with our [35:54] leader, Mark Levin. [35:59] Hello America, Mark Levvin here. Our [36:02] number 877381 [36:05] 3811 [36:07] 877381 [36:10] 3811 [36:14] Oh yes, yes, yes, yes. Just looking [36:17] here. One threat after another coming [36:20] from the Democrats. [36:23] I want you to listen to my buddy Stephen [36:25] A. Smith. He was on Sirius XM today. [36:31] He's a very sharp guy and he kind of [36:33] speaks for the middle out there. [36:36] I could see him one day if Rubio were [36:39] the [36:41] were the uh nominee voting for him. [36:45] But let's listen to this cut 10. Go. [36:50] >> I believe that the Democrats are going [36:52] to be arrogant enough to believe it's a [36:54] mandate as opposed to a vote against [36:57] Trump. There are going to be enough of [36:59] them that think that it was a vote for [37:01] them, their mandate, that they've [37:03] reclaimed power, and they're going to be [37:05] stupid and arrogant enough to go after [37:08] him with stuff like impeachment. They're [37:10] definitely going to try to impeach Pete [37:12] Hegth. They're definitely going to go [37:14] after Marco Rubio with an investigation. [37:17] They're probably going to do the same [37:18] with Trump. And we're going to be [37:21] inundated with similar chaos to what was [37:24] transpiring leading up to the years [37:27] between when he departed in 2020 and he [37:29] reclaimed the presidency in 2024. And [37:32] that same kind of chaos is going to cost [37:34] him the presidency in 2028 in all [37:38] likelihood to Marco Rubio or Ronda [37:40] Santis. That is what I believe. [37:42] >> There you go. And you might be right. [37:47] The only issue with Marco Rubio is he's [37:50] so riskaver averse about something like [37:52] this. So what would have to happen I [37:54] think there is Vance would have to say [37:56] you know what I have four kids I've [37:57] decided not to run [37:59] uh because he looks at the tea leaves [38:01] and realize he can't win. Maybe [38:04] maybe he can work his way through the [38:06] Republican primary but the general [38:07] election would be a lot more difficult [38:09] for him. I'm certain of that. [38:12] And so he clears the way and maybe he [38:14] endorses Rubio. [38:18] That's a possibility. You look at [38:19] Dantis. D Santis comes out of uh [38:21] yesterday and last night uh I think is [38:25] the most powerful uh conservative and [38:28] politician in the country. Don't you, [38:29] Mr. Reducer? [38:32] You know, people will say, "Well, look [38:33] at all the Republicans they had in [38:34] Florida." Uh they didn't used to have [38:36] all those Republicans in Florida until [38:38] he became governor. And I can tell you [38:40] as a resident of Florida, he has been [38:42] fantastic. [38:45] Fantastic. [38:47] So, he's been an executive and he has [38:49] that over the others. I think Rubio has [38:52] been uh outstanding. [38:55] And so, who knows? I also think uh [38:58] they're going to have to deal with Chris [39:00] Christie. I'm no fan of his for sure. [39:02] Who Who are the others? What was that? [39:04] What's the South Carolina woman's name? [39:05] I don't know why I can't Nikki Haley. [39:09] They're all going to take a a bite out [39:11] of one another. So, uh, she'll be there. [39:13] I'm not saying she'll get the [39:14] nomination. I look, I'm I don't I don't [39:17] know who's going to get the nomination, [39:21] you know, [39:23] but the fact of the matter is, uh, [39:29] that's a real possibility. [39:33] I want you to listen to Van Jones last [39:36] night. [39:38] In an odd way, he's kind of underscoring [39:40] what I'm thinking, which is, you know, [39:41] even though I can give you the list of [39:43] these uh midterm losses for very [39:47] powerful presidents, Republicans and [39:49] Democrats, [39:52] and that that should give you a little [39:54] sense of relief. The fact is that we're [39:56] dealing with a different Democrat party [39:58] now. we're doing with the Democrat party [40:00] that wants to destroy us, wants to [40:02] destroy the administration, wants to [40:04] destroy our constitution. You can't give [40:06] them an inch, not an inch. [40:10] Here's Van Jones on CNN last night. Now, [40:12] Van Jones is a leftist. [40:15] Uh even though he denounces, you know, [40:17] El Say, which is good because most of [40:19] them don't, [40:21] but he remains a Democrat party [40:23] loyalist. Cut 18. Go [40:24] >> talk Texas, though. I mean, did you ever [40:28] expect the governor? [40:29] >> Don't wake me up. I'm dreaming. Don't [40:32] wake me up. Listen, this is a new [40:35] country. We're in a new country. There [40:37] is a Latina governor in Texas. There is [40:42] a a black female governor. [40:44] >> See, they do this stuff on the race and [40:46] this that's that doesn't impress me. [40:49] This is a great country. I knew that was [40:51] always possible and it always will be [40:52] possible. That's not what impresses me. [40:56] It's a new country because we've elected [40:59] radicals [41:01] that would be inconceivable just 5 years [41:03] ago. [41:07] That's the problem. [41:09] Go ahead. [41:10] >> Happened. We saw this happen in [41:12] California when the Republican party in [41:15] attack with Proposition 187 attacked the [41:17] immigrant community. Attacked the [41:18] Latino. [41:19] >> No, they didn't attack the immigrant [41:20] community. [41:22] They believed in enforcing immigration [41:24] laws under Pete Wilson. You had a [41:26] federal judge there. I forget his name, [41:28] but I used to know it in San Francisco [41:30] who overruled [41:32] the ballot initiative, which had won to [41:36] try and limit illegal immigration coming [41:38] into California. So that judge threw the [41:40] doors wide open. Of course, the [41:42] Democrats come in and they throw it open [41:44] even wider. And California's been [41:46] changed forever. [41:47] It's demographically changed. And that's [41:50] why the Democrats do it. The Democrats [41:52] don't do this because they have a big [41:53] heart for Latinos. The Democrats don't [41:56] do it because they have a big heart for [41:58] foreigners from the Middle East or [41:59] wherever. No, they do it for power. It's [42:02] that simple. [42:04] It's that simple. [42:06] And I read somewhere and the guy was [42:08] right. Demographics [42:10] now determines whether or not you're [42:12] going to have victories. And Obama knew [42:14] this. Biden knew this. The Democrats [42:18] know this. The media know this. [42:21] You had to be a not to realize [42:23] this. Go ahead. [42:25] >> To this day, a quarter century later, [42:28] when the Latino community realized [42:29] Republicans did not care about the [42:31] humanity, didn't care about their [42:32] children. [42:33] >> Republicans didn't care about their [42:34] humanity and their children. What are [42:36] you talking about, bro? When you have [42:38] open borders, those lot of those little [42:39] children go missing and are sold into [42:41] pornography. We know a lot of the women [42:43] are raped. What are you talking about? [42:45] Where's the humanity from the Democrat [42:47] party? Open borders is inhumane. [42:50] It's inhumane. That's what it is. Go [42:54] ahead. [42:56] >> It turned California blue. These ICE [42:58] attacks. [42:59] >> Now, what turned California blue was [43:01] when the Democrats came in, they changed [43:03] the voting system. [43:07] That's what turned California blue. And [43:09] they better watch it in Texas. Now, they [43:10] still hold held on to a Republican [43:13] Senate that has a significant majority [43:15] there. That's important. But that's all [43:17] they've got pretty much. [43:21] And that needs to be fixed by 2028. The [43:24] whole thing. [43:27] I've told you before, if we lose Texas, [43:28] we can't win the presidency. [43:31] They know that. That's why they've been [43:33] focused on Texas. [43:35] And let's not play games here. Of [43:37] course, they're the guy just talked [43:38] about race, right? Blacks this, Latinos [43:41] this, and so forth and so on. And when [43:42] you you point it out and say, you know, [43:45] look at the demographics and look what [43:46] they're doing. What What are you, a [43:48] racist? No, I'm You just said it. I'm [43:51] just pointing at you and saying you're [43:52] right for different reasons. [43:57] Go ahead. [43:58] >> To close the border. They didn't vote [44:00] for nannies to be thrown on the ground. [44:01] They didn't vote for roofers to be [44:02] thrown out of the country. [44:03] >> I say they didn't vote for nanny to be [44:05] thrown on the ground. [44:07] Such BS. [44:12] So don't enforce your immigration laws [44:14] in 90 wasn't being thrown on the ground [44:18] and Texas is not a sanctuary state. You [44:21] have sanctuary states where ICE can't [44:24] find people. They got to go look them up [44:26] themselves because the local governments [44:28] are obstructing them from doing their [44:30] federal job. [44:33] >> Go ahead. [44:35] ripped away nursing babies from their [44:37] mothers and the Latino community [44:39] >> pulling nursing babies from their [44:40] mother. Have you heard that one before, [44:42] Mr. Producer? [44:44] I miss that one, too. You know what's [44:46] interesting? When you have open borders, [44:47] that's exactly what happens. [44:51] You pull nursing babies away from [44:53] mothers because you have to segregate [44:55] them to make sure that that one belongs [44:57] to the other because most of them aren't [44:59] nursing. They're just brought in by [45:00] other women. [45:02] Go ahead. And then the tactics, the [45:05] strategy, a huge investment from [45:07] Democrats in Spanish language media, uh, [45:10] organizations like Texas for [45:11] >> this guy's all worked up. He's very [45:12] excited. Uh, but the fact of the matter [45:15] is, uh, [45:19] Texas has changed significantly [45:22] demographically, [45:24] and it can only go on so long until a [45:26] until a state turns. [45:29] And the Democrats know this. And they've [45:31] turned one state after they turned [45:33] Virginia. About a 100,000 Afghanis when [45:36] they brought them into the United States [45:37] came into Northern Virginia. [45:41] Plus, you have people moving in from [45:42] Washington DC and Maryland and they [45:45] bring their voting habits and they [45:46] change the entire state. Virginia was a [45:49] bright red state. Now it's become the [45:51] bright blue state. How did that happen? [45:54] It happened the way I just told you it [45:56] happened. [45:57] And you can look all over the country [45:59] for this sort of thing. I'll be right [46:01] back. [46:02] >> Mark love. [46:09] >> Last year, Pure Talk ran their best [46:11] promotion in company history. It was so [46:14] good they could only run it for a few [46:16] weeks. Well, for a very limited time, [46:18] they're bringing it back. Unlimited data [46:20] for life. Unlimited talk, text, [46:23] unlimited data with a 30 gig hotspot for [46:26] just $29.99 [46:28] a month for life. This deal has been [46:30] locked in the vault since last year. [46:32] They're bringing it back for a limited [46:34] time just for you and my audience. 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So, it's going to be [47:38] getting a new name, the New York [47:39] Compost, [47:41] much like the Washington Compost, the [47:43] piece by Steven Nelson. So what happens [47:45] is the way DC and the media work, [47:49] somebody wants to plant a story, a hit [47:51] on somebody else. [47:54] And so if you have a real journalist and [47:55] a real newspaper, they're very cautious [47:57] about that sort of thing. But not at the [48:00] New York compost with Steven Nelson. Let [48:02] me read this to you. Trump allies blame [48:05] Iran war for GOP's devastating midterm [48:08] losses. Quote, "Hope Schumer calls [48:10] Netanyahu and thanks him." unquote, [48:15] Israel, Netanyahu, the Jews. And so the [48:19] New York Post runs with that. It runs [48:21] with these blood liels [48:23] because somebody wanted them to run this [48:26] story and the New York Post agreed to do [48:29] it. And Steven Nelson is the guy who [48:31] agreed to do it. We'll keep an eye on [48:33] this, but let me continue. [48:36] Many of President Trump's longtime [48:38] loyalists are blaming the Iran war for [48:40] tanking Republicans in the midterm [48:42] election, saying the economic pain of [48:44] the conflict caused the GOP to lose the [48:47] House and the Senate. First of all, [48:49] the president made the decision to go to [48:52] war. He's the commander-in-chief. Nobody [48:55] else. Not Netanyahu, not me, not Ernie [48:58] Grabotsski, nobody. And so this is [49:01] coming from the isolationist camp from [49:04] number two's office or people who are [49:06] associated with number two, the VP. Who [49:09] else could it be? Quote, I hope Chuck [49:12] Schumer calls BB Netanyahu and thanks [49:14] him for his victory. This war was a [49:17] disaster. Now look how they're [49:18] undermining the president of the United [49:21] States. [49:24] People need to be cleareyed about it. A [49:26] Republican strategist involved in the [49:28] midterm campaigns told the Post, [49:31] "Why don't you give us his name?" "Oh, [49:33] it gets better. It took some time, [49:36] almost two years, but we finally have an [49:38] answer to the question of what happens [49:40] when you take military and political [49:42] advice from a mouth breathing buffoon [49:44] like Mark Levvin [49:46] turned a source close to Trump." That's [49:49] out of the White House. Every piece of [49:51] data we have says it was the war and gas [49:54] prices. Uh, that's not correct. Yet, [49:57] that's exactly what JD Vance wrote [49:59] today. [50:02] That's not a coincidence. [50:06] That's not a coincidence. [50:08] And notice how they're desperate to [50:10] blame everybody else for the war effort, [50:13] not the commander-in-chief. [50:16] But today, JD put out something that [50:18] makes it clear that he was very [50:20] disrespectful to the president in my [50:22] view and was separating himself from the [50:25] president, even though the president was [50:27] very classy about it. But it's clear [50:29] that's what's going on. And that's not [50:31] going to fly because the allegiance the [50:34] president has, the loyalty he has still [50:37] from his tens of millions of supporters [50:38] from me, that's not going to be changing [50:42] at all. as a matter of fact. And that [50:45] doesn't, you know, that that's not [50:48] conferred onto other people just because [50:51] you work for him. It doesn't work that [50:52] way, especially not with somebody like a [50:55] Donald Trump or Ronald Reagan or [50:57] something. We got destroyed because of [50:59] Iran, added a top Republican strategist. [51:02] Notice, no names. Iran is what caused [51:04] gas prices and diesel prices to [51:06] skyrocket, not tariffs. Actually, it was [51:09] tariffs. If Republicans want to rebuild, [51:11] the first step is ending the war in Iran [51:13] and embracing an actual American first [51:16] foreign policy. [51:18] Well, the president of the United States [51:20] is in charge of foreign policy. So [51:22] again, here you have an effort by people [51:26] in the White House [51:29] to undermine the president of the United [51:30] States. That's what this is. [51:34] Trump launched the war, they write, on [51:36] February 28 alongside Israel at the [51:38] encouragement of Prime Minister [51:40] Netanyahu, despite saying prior US [51:42] strikes had obliterated Thrron's nuclear [51:45] program. So this is the writer for the [51:47] New York Post, aka the New York compost. [51:52] Might as well be the New York Times. He [51:54] initially said the war would be over [51:56] within four weeks or so, but it has now [51:58] dragged on more than eight months. And [52:01] why is that? [52:03] New York Post, aka Compost. And why is [52:06] that? [52:08] Why is that, Stephen Nelson? Because [52:10] your sources, the leakers, [52:13] are the ones that discourage the [52:15] president from finishing the job. [52:19] That's why, Nelson. [52:22] What a [52:25] Let's go on. Too many people sat [52:28] silently or even worse misled the [52:29] president into a war without a realistic [52:32] exit said a Trump political adviser. I [52:35] think a lot of this is the same one or [52:37] two people. [52:40] An exit. [52:42] A realistic exit. There's no realistic [52:45] exit. You defeat the enemy. [52:49] You defeat the enemy. What is with these [52:51] lame brains? They convinced him that [52:54] engagement could be accessed through a [52:56] revolving door that would allow for an [52:58] easy exit at the president's choosing. [53:01] Who said that? [53:04] Instead, the president was left walking [53:06] through a trap door. And the same [53:08] advisers are busy covering their own [53:09] asses versus coming to terms with their [53:12] mistakes. [53:14] Adviserss? [53:16] Who are they talking about? [53:18] I never spoke to the president about the [53:20] February attack. [53:23] on the on tyrron the June 2025 attack he [53:28] asked to speak to me but I don't pick up [53:30] the phone and say you know Mr. Here's [53:32] what I would do. You know, general [53:34] market. It's never happened ever. [53:38] And yet this guy Steven Nelson never [53:40] contacted me. How's that for [53:42] journalistic standards? New York [53:44] compost. How's that? Your boy never [53:48] contacted me. Why is that? Cuz for one, [53:51] I'd want to know who's who's leaking and [53:53] planning the story. But we know who's [53:55] leaking and planning it. We know who the [53:57] isolationists are. We know who the [53:59] Tucker Carlson supporters are. We know [54:02] all this. But still, [54:05] so the New York compost and this guy [54:07] Nelson [54:09] were basically propagandists for those [54:11] who were trying to undermine the [54:12] president of the United States [54:16] and it goes on. [54:19] I think a part of it was Iran so forth. [54:22] It goes on. But you understand this was [54:25] done today [54:27] trying to make excuses trying to do to [54:30] do the usual. [54:32] It's Netanyahu and Levvin. It's the [54:34] Jews. And we get this from the New York [54:36] compost. [54:38] And we get it from their boy Steven [54:41] Nelson [54:43] who never even tried to contact me so I [54:46] could respond to this story. [54:48] That's a hatchet job. [54:52] And so the New York compost is moving [54:55] from its original mission [54:58] to the left. [55:01] That and all the the middle-aged women [55:03] with bikinis that they like to show. You [55:05] notice that, Mr. Producer? It's like, [55:07] can I read some news here? You got all [55:08] this other Oh, yeah. Yeah. This one's [55:11] cheating on that one. That one had their [55:12] bra taken off. This one over here. Yeah. [55:15] We're really good job. I'll be right [55:17] back. [55:19] Last year, Pure Talk ran their best [55:21] promotion in company history. It was so [55:23] good they could only run it for a few [55:25] weeks. Well, for a very limited time, [55:27] they're bringing it back. Unlimited data [55:30] for life. Unlimited talk, text, [55:32] unlimited data with a 30 gig hotspot for [55:35] just $29.99 a month. For life. This deal [55:39] has been locked in the vault since last [55:41] year. 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[56:48] >> So Mr. Reducer tells me Steve Nelson is [56:50] the White House correspondent for the [56:53] New York compost. [56:55] And so basically he's in the facility [57:00] and so he gets to know all these people [57:02] there. [57:04] And so it goes something like this [57:07] from the VP's office or somebody there, [57:10] you know, among the isolationists and so [57:12] forth. [57:14] So the New York compost has this guy. [57:16] You know, the truth is the New York [57:18] Times had these uh these correspondents [57:21] in Berlin during the 1930s and in Cuba [57:25] during the 1950s [57:28] and um in Moscow during the 1930s, these [57:32] guys become [57:34] part of these regimes or they become [57:36] part of these offices and that's Steve [57:38] Nelson. [57:40] And so they pull Steve Nelson. Hey [57:42] Steve. Yeah. [57:44] Here, [57:46] let's sit down. Come to my office. I [57:47] want to I want to give you a scoop. [57:49] Okay. What is it? But Steve, you got to [57:51] promise me something. What is it? You [57:53] will not reveal my name. Oh, that's [57:56] easy. You know, I have no ethical or [57:59] journalistic standards. I'm happy to do [58:01] it. No, you don't understand. The [58:03] president really likes Mark Levin. I [58:05] really don't want my name attached to [58:07] this. [58:09] Okay, I got you covered. As a matter of [58:10] fact, here's what I'm going to do. I'm [58:11] going to make you three people. I'm [58:13] going to make you a Republican [58:14] strategist, [58:16] uh, an advisor, and, you know, we'll [58:17] fill in something else. Is that okay? [58:20] That's perfect. [58:22] Here's my quote. I really want to stick [58:23] it to him, you know, really. [58:27] And then he does his quote and Steve [58:29] writes it down or they're typing it out [58:31] or he's putting on his iPhone. [58:33] Yeah, I got my story. It's just great. [58:37] Okay, now Steve, we'll make sure the [58:39] next time you're in the press room. Yes. [58:41] Guess what? We'll call on you first. [58:44] Promise. Promise you will. Seriously? [58:46] Yes. [58:47] Oh, my task masters at the New York [58:49] compost are going to love that. Well, [58:52] you're the man. Steve Nelson. Steven [58:55] Nelson. Not to be confused with Stefan [58:57] Nelson. [58:59] So, there's a picture of this guy. I [59:01] just looked at it. He looks like a nerd, [59:04] doesn't he, Mr. Producer? [59:06] He really does. He looks like a nerd. [59:09] Uh maybe he is, maybe he isn't, but he's [59:12] not a journalist because that's pretty [59:14] much what he just did. [59:17] Steve Nelson, you're free to call into [59:18] the program. Oh, absolutely, 100%. Come [59:21] defend yourself. [59:24] You didn't call me when you were doing [59:25] your hit job when it was planted [59:28] by people over there who are undermining [59:30] the president of the United States. You [59:32] protected them. I don't know. Is that [59:35] your job? I don't think so. [59:38] Maybe you should go over to Al Jazer. [59:41] Apparently he used to work for the [59:42] Washington Examiner and then he works [59:44] for the New York compost. They should go [59:45] to Al Jazer. [59:47] They can use guys like him. Oh, very [59:49] much. [59:51] And Qatar runs it. So that's, you know, [59:54] that's a twofer with some of those [59:56] people. It's a twofer. [59:59] So, Steve Nelson, we we're we're glad to [60:03] know who you are, and of course, we'll [60:05] keep we'll keep focused on you. Now, I [60:08] mean, here's another Steve Nelson story [60:10] here. [60:12] Let's see. I just lost it. Hold on. [60:15] Trump ways making Pete Hegset the fall [60:17] guy for Republicans crushing midterms [60:19] lost. Knives are definitely out. So, [60:22] here he is again doing his usual shoddy [60:25] reporting because it's not reporting. [60:26] Secretary of War Pete Hegsath on [60:28] Wednesday ruled out taking a Senate [60:30] appointment to avoid a grueling [60:31] impeachment fight as President Trump [60:34] considers whether to make him his [60:36] whipping boy for the brutal midterm [60:38] election wipeout. [60:41] Hegith who advocated for and oversaw the [60:44] conflict that caused steep Republican [60:45] losses. See, here we go. So, Steven [60:48] Nelson is a mouthpiece. He is a scribe [60:53] uh for those who are sympathetic to the [60:55] Iranian regime in Thran. That's what he [60:57] is now. He's a propagandist. [61:02] So, do we have any people quoted here? [61:03] Let me look quickly. No, he's got many [61:06] sources told the Post that Hath would be [61:09] an obvious near-term option for removal [61:11] after the drubbing. Knives are [61:14] definitely out for him among senior West [61:16] Wing staff. So he knocked out this story [61:18] when he knocked out the story trashing [61:20] me. Mr. Producer, [61:22] now what's the problem with this? What [61:24] did the president say today? [61:27] No, I'm not looking to throw headsets [61:31] out. I'm not looking to fire him. He's [61:32] doing a good job. [61:35] And yet the the New York compost didn't [61:37] correct its story. And I'm sure this [61:40] guy, this their boy Steven Nelson will [61:43] be back there tomorrow [61:46] doing anonymous sources attacking the [61:49] real good guys, the patriots, the [61:51] conservatives, undermining the president [61:53] of the United Hello. No, you don't want [61:56] to talk today. [61:57] >> I am exhausted. [61:58] >> She's exhausted. [62:00] But she's smarter than the average bear, [62:03] even when she's exhausted. [62:04] >> Well, [62:05] >> at least say hello to America. [62:07] >> Hello, America. I'm not I'm not sure [62:10] whether that's such a compliment when [62:12] you said smarter than the average bear [62:15] given yesterday's election results. [62:17] >> Yeah. Well, they know what I mean. Okay. [62:22] Anyway, [62:24] so this story goes on and on over he in [62:27] the New York compost [62:30] by Steven Nelson [62:33] on and on. He's got all kinds of [62:35] anonymous sources and they're senior [62:37] yet. It's the same people. [62:40] Same people. [62:42] And uh the president completely rejects [62:46] it. Says, "No, we're not doing that. [62:49] We're not doing that." So the story is a [62:52] fake. [62:54] Steve Nelson was used as a [62:57] as a empty suit. [63:00] He was misled. But he'll go back because [63:03] he likes the access. [63:06] He likes the axis. [63:10] Yes. I look at this. I got a scoop. No, [63:13] you didn't, You got it wrong. [63:16] Well, that's what they told me. I don't [63:18] care what they told you, You got [63:19] it wrong. [63:22] Well, then [63:26] when we come back, Victor Davis Hansen, [63:28] what the midterm elections, what they [63:30] mean for 2028. He's America's wise man. [63:34] happens to be one of my dear friends, [63:36] too. We'll be right back. [63:38] >> Mark loven. [63:46] >> Last year, Pure Talk ran their best [63:48] promotion in company history. It was so [63:50] good they could only run it for a few [63:52] weeks. Well, for a very limited time, [63:54] they're bringing it back. Unlimited data [63:56] for life. Unlimited talk, text, [63:59] unlimited data with a 30 gig hotspot for [64:02] just $29.99 [64:04] a month for life. This deal has been [64:06] locked in the vault since last year. [64:08] They're bringing it back for a limited [64:10] time just for you and my audience. This [64:13] plan was $65 a month. Their top tier [64:16] unlimited data plan, but right now you [64:18] get it for $29.95. [64:21] You're saving over 50% a month every [64:24] single month for life. And yes, that's [64:27] on their crazy fast nationwide 5G [64:30] network. Make the switch today. Then [64:32] tell all your friends. Go to pure [64:33] talk.com/levin. [64:35] puretalk.com/levin [64:38] for pure talk's best unlimited plan. [64:41] Just $29.95 a month for life. This offer [64:44] is extremely short-lived and it's never [64:47] coming back. So go to puretalk.com/levin [64:50] lev iin. Switch to my wireless company [64:53] Pure Talk. Taxes and fees not included. [64:56] Some restrictions apply. Cpur talk.com [64:58] for details. This offer ends December [65:01] 13, 2026. [65:07] You know, we lost a couple of good [65:08] people last night [65:11] in some of these house races. Two that [65:14] come immediately to mind. Um Mike Lawler [65:19] in New York. I thought he'd win that [65:21] seat. and uh Scott Perry in Pennsylvania [65:26] and um [65:29] you know people are going to have to [65:30] suffer a bit to see what's going on [65:32] here. It's the way it's going to be. [65:35] It's the way it's going to be. [65:38] Problem is the rest of us have to suffer [65:40] right along with it. [65:44] But don't worry, everything's going to [65:46] be great. According to the Polyians out [65:48] there, it's going to be fantastic. We [65:50] Americans, we never give up. It's not [65:51] about Americans giving up, as I said at [65:53] the beginning of the program. [65:56] It's about a pathetic ruling class of [65:59] the last quarter century. [66:02] How much time do we have there, big guy? [66:05] Okay, we got plenty of time. [66:08] So, let me clear this out. There was a [66:11] story I wanted to get to. doesn't [66:13] involve Steven Nelson, thank God, [66:15] because be utterly unreliable. [66:25] This is the way we work here at the New [66:26] York Compost. The New York compost used [66:28] to be much better. It really did. [66:32] Pretty outrageous. All right, I'm [66:34] looking for the CNN story, Mr. Producer. [66:36] We'll do Victor Davis next hour. [66:39] Uh, you already sent that, right? [66:44] Hold on one second. We're doing a [66:45] resend. [66:48] Why? Because it hasn't shown up yet. Our [66:50] friend Zudy Jasser lost, by the way, in [66:52] Arizona. [66:54] It's really too bad he got washed under [66:56] from the uh from the tide, but he would [66:59] have been fantastic in countering all [67:01] these jihadis. [67:03] This is CNN. Republicans quickly turn [67:05] against Pete Hegset after midterms route [67:09] by Adam Canerin, Susan Ferris, Zachary [67:12] Cohen, and Elena Trin. They must have a [67:14] lot of money over there. That's four [67:16] reporters on one story. [67:19] President Trump may have made the [67:21] decision to launch the war that tanked [67:22] voters support for the GOP. See, they [67:24] all write the same way. You can't tell [67:26] the New York compost from CNN. [67:29] What a mess. What a mess. But the [67:31] historic losses are accelerating a push [67:33] for someone else to take the fall. Pete [67:36] Hgsith [67:38] and the House could vote as soon as next [67:39] week to impeach the Pentagon's top [67:41] leader. The Democrats aren't even in the [67:43] majority yet. That means some of the [67:45] Republicans would bring Democrats along [67:47] with them. Mr. Mr. producer. [67:50] Many Republican lawmakers and allies [67:52] alarmed by Tuesday's wipeout are moving [67:54] swiftly to pin blame for the election [67:56] that results on Hegsith, arguing behind [67:59] the scenes that he played a chief role [68:00] in convincing Trump to attack. Since [68:02] when do you appeach a person for giving [68:04] advice to a president? [68:07] Is that a high crime or misdemeanor? Do [68:10] you see what's going on here? [68:12] How they abuse the Constitution? This [68:15] isn't an impeachable offense whether [68:17] they like it or not. [68:21] The knives are out campaign comes [68:22] despite private acknowledgement from the [68:25] House and Senate GOP strategists. The [68:27] party's problems extend far beyond the [68:29] war, triggering a 2008 level losses that [68:32] will take years to reverse. [68:35] But for now, party leaders and many in [68:37] their ranks remain unwilling to directly [68:38] blame Trump for their woes. What a bunch [68:41] of cowards. [68:43] We see this with all the isolationists. [68:45] Pete Hessith [68:47] is a patriot. [68:51] He has done a fantastic job over at the [68:53] War Department. [68:56] Like every one of these departments, [68:59] they've got a dug in entrenched [69:01] bureaucracy [69:03] that works with the Democrats on Capitol [69:05] Hill. You're going to see a lot of this [69:06] out of all the agencies and out of all [69:08] the embassies. You're going to see a lot [69:09] of this. [69:11] and they provide the information. [69:13] Actually, it's illegal for them to do [69:14] it, but they do it anyway. [69:19] Even among House Republicans who [69:21] survived Tuesday's onslaught, there's a [69:23] zero expectation they will suddenly [69:25] break from the president with two years [69:27] left in his term. Well, why should they? [69:31] He said, the vocal cheerleader for the [69:33] war. He's the secretary of war. You [69:35] a-holes oversold the US ability to win [69:39] the conflict quickly and easily. [69:40] Multiple Republicans argued at CNN. This [69:42] is what I can't stand about Republicans. [69:44] Cowards. They run for the hills. [69:48] Here you have a Secretary of War who's [69:51] one of the finest people to sit in that [69:52] position, certainly in modern times. [69:56] And what they've done when they've been [69:58] permitted to do it in Iran has been [70:01] spectacular. [70:04] Spectacular. So now we're going to [70:05] attack him in the middle of a so-called [70:08] war and we're going to we're going to [70:10] allow the Democrats to at least go [70:12] through the motions to take him out. [70:15] Now tell me what does the enemy think [70:16] when they see this? What do the Iranian [70:19] Islamazi regime members think about [70:22] this? When they see this being done to [70:23] HGA anybody know [70:26] it motivates them. [70:29] It motivates them. They dig in. [70:33] That's what it demonstrates because they [70:36] know the Democrats are their best [70:37] friends. So are the isolationists in the [70:40] White House and in the administration. [70:42] That's their best friend. [70:45] The pivot is starting on the war. And he [70:46] said, the former senior Pentagon [70:48] official said, "This has been primarily [70:50] a Department of War effort because you [70:53] choose to take military action to [70:54] resolve a foreign policy matter." Well, [70:56] of course. [70:59] Of course. So, they're just going to [71:00] start picking off or trying to pick off [71:03] some of these people. It won't work [71:04] because they're not going to get [71:05] convicted in the Senate. But that [71:07] doesn't matter. [71:09] People have to spend a lot of money on [71:10] lawyers. This is the way you do this. [71:15] Now, Thomas Massie, who is a complete [71:18] traitor and reprobate, [71:20] he said, "Trump has continued to argue [71:22] for continuing the war in Iran." Well, [71:24] first of all, the journalist who wrote [71:27] this, you get an F. Trump has continued [71:30] to argue for continuing the war. Got [71:32] that, Mr. Redducer. In Iran, no matter [71:34] the political and economic price paid at [71:37] home. You don't screw up this badly an [71:40] election with just one issue, Massie [71:42] said. Well, they didn't. [71:44] That's the big lie that's going around. [71:46] By the way, you know who's planning this [71:47] lie? The woke rights using it. The [71:50] isolationists are using it. The VP's [71:53] used it. Others have used it. You know [71:54] who's planted this line? [71:58] Russian intelligence. [72:03] Russian intelligence. They want a great [72:06] gap created between [72:09] us and the Israelis. And of course, [72:12] the anti-semites, the left and the woke [72:15] right are more than happy to accomplish [72:17] that if they can. Trump doesn't fall for [72:20] it, but the others do. [72:23] It's a scup that's been going on. [72:27] But the Democrats want to believe and [72:30] the isolationists want to believe. So [72:33] they're doing the dirty work [72:35] for Russia, [72:37] for Iran, and for Qatar. And they know [72:40] it. I just wanted you to know that. [72:44] I think he probably knows he's dead, but [72:48] would like an exit sufficiently dramatic [72:50] that he gives him a launching pad to run [72:52] for president of the United States, one [72:54] administration official said. So what's [72:56] happening now is these officials in the [72:59] White House who are undermining the [73:01] president in the war effort attacking BB [73:03] and me and now he said they're calling [73:06] in reporters [73:08] and they are using anonymous quotes [73:11] their own quotes anonymously [73:13] and it's the same people doing the same [73:15] thing out of the same offices in the [73:18] White House [73:20] undermining the president and [73:21] undermining our military in the middle [73:23] of a war. I'll be right back. [73:31] >> He's here. He's here. [73:35] Now, broadcasting from the underground [73:37] command post, deep in the boughels of a [73:40] hidden bunker, somewhere under the brick [73:42] and steel of a nondisescript building, [73:44] we've once again made contact with our [73:47] leader, Mark Leven. [73:52] >> Hello, America. Mark Levin here. Here [73:54] our number 877381 [73:57] 3811 877381 [74:02] 3811 I want to get to the piece by it's [74:05] not a piece it's really an interview by [74:07] Victor Davis Hansen and just point out a [74:09] couple things that he said at the Daily [74:11] Signal. [74:13] He's interviewed by Tony Kinnet. [74:18] Uh Hansen says, "We have to remember [74:20] that in at least 126 years since 1900, [74:24] when the party in the White House faces [74:26] a midterm, whether it's first or second, [74:28] 90% of the time it loses House seats." [74:30] 90%. [74:32] 75 to 80% of those administrations lose [74:35] Senate seats, depending on how you count [74:37] some independents. So, the odds were 90% [74:40] against this administration avoiding [74:42] House losses. That's number one. [74:45] That said, I'm not sure it's going to [74:46] change much because the presidency has [74:48] evolved for good or ill into an imperial [74:51] presidency. I'll give an example. [74:54] He said, "Yes, Presidents Obama and [74:56] Clinton had worse midterm losses in [74:58] 2010, 1994 than anyone except FDR in [75:02] 1938. [75:03] They came in with huge House and Senate [75:05] majorities and held the White House. And [75:07] by the time of their last midterm, with [75:10] two years left in their second terms, [75:11] they had lost both the House and Senate, [75:13] dramatically so. And nothing happened. [75:17] What I mean by that is Clinton said he [75:20] didn't need congressional authority to [75:21] bomb Serbia for 77 days. I don't [75:24] remember any impeachment of that either, [75:25] by the way. And yet he did it. He said, [75:28] "I'll work with King Gingrich, meaning [75:30] the speaker of the house, and I'll get [75:32] two more years of balanced budget." And [75:34] he did that. He said, "At the last [75:36] moment, I want to have a Palestinian [75:39] Israeli summit." And he did that. He had [75:41] the summit. [75:43] Domestically, of course, they had [75:45] executive orders. Obama said, "I have a [75:46] pen and a phone. It's going to affect [75:49] me." And it didn't. He said, "In foreign [75:51] policy, the years were the most radical [75:54] of his eight." He recognized Cuba, [75:56] restored full recognition to communist [75:58] Cuba, that is. Then he entered into the [76:00] disastrous Iran. Dion said it wasn't a [76:02] treaty. and the Republicans in the [76:05] Senate helped him do that, just so you [76:06] know. So, he didn't need the Senate. I [76:09] thought the worst was the Paris Climate [76:11] Accord. My point is that a few things [76:13] will make a difference. I don't think [76:15] the President Trump will be able to get [76:17] judges confirmed with a Democrat [76:19] majority if they take the Senate, and I [76:22] think they will. He said, "I'm not sure, [76:24] but I think they will." And he was [76:25] right. These people will not approve a [76:28] single district or circuit court judge, [76:29] much less a Supreme Court justice. [76:31] That's for sure. [76:34] Victor said and I and we know that in [76:36] the House there will be a circus of [76:39] subpoenas and impeachment and lawfare. [76:41] We'll see that non-stop. But Clinton and [76:43] Obama left office with 70% and 59% [76:47] popularity respectively. [76:50] They were both they were more popular [76:51] than they'd ever been. And I think part [76:53] of the reason is that the party that [76:55] wins a big midterm re overreacts. [76:58] its members get a little crazy and say [77:00] things. In 1998, it didn't approve of [77:03] Clinton's behavior, but the economy was [77:05] booming, so they tried to impeach him, [77:07] and that was very unpopular talking [77:09] about Republicans. So, I think the [77:11] Democrats will overreach number one. [77:12] Then the presidential campaign heats up. [77:14] We saw that with George W. Bush and Al [77:17] Gore. Clinton just watched them beat [77:19] each other over the head. Gore didn't [77:21] even want Clinton campaigning for him, [77:22] and Clinton became Mr. Statesman. The [77:25] same thing happened with Obama. Trump [77:27] and Hillary Clinton went at it. Uh the [77:30] less you saw or heard of Obama, the more [77:32] popular the idea of Obama in the [77:34] abstract became [77:36] said, "I think Trump will do what he [77:38] wants in foreign policy. He'll use [77:40] executive orders and vetos and domestic [77:42] policies. He won't get judicial [77:43] nominations through. The only caveat is [77:46] how big this blue wave became becomes. [77:50] He has to prevent a 60 vote Senate, [77:52] which he did. By that I mean he needs [77:56] his entire Republican Senate minority to [77:58] stand in lock step with him so you don't [78:00] get a Lisa Marowski or somebody else [78:03] joining Democrats to override key vetos. [78:06] So that that's good it didn't happen. [78:08] The other thing you said I'm worried [78:09] about is ramifications of 2028. We've [78:12] not seen a socialist win a statewide [78:14] race. We all said well New York City [78:16] Mandami that was in New York. It's a [78:19] weird place. Or Darazella aa Shaveier [78:24] and you know she's in a district that's [78:25] leftwing [78:27] but if El say wins and James Telerico [78:31] it's just a radical just as radical a [78:34] may and may win and Angela Nixon came [78:37] very close then the implications are [78:39] significant. If they go into 2028 with [78:42] this hold on Congress I don't think [78:44] they're going to nominate a Josh [78:45] Shapiro. I can tell you that. Well, that [78:47] would be our luck and they'd be easier [78:49] to defeat because Shapiro is a wolf in [78:51] sheep's clothing is rather leftwing [78:53] actually. [78:56] He said someone like Gavin Newsome is [78:58] chameleon. He'll adapt to however he has [79:00] to. He made it clear on a hidden [79:02] recording that's where the energy was. [79:05] John Oaf is just Newsome without the [79:08] record. And he goes on through the [79:10] various candidates. [79:13] Okay. [79:15] I happen to think this election was [79:16] consequential in the sense that the [79:18] Democrats now have elected the types of [79:21] people that you would never have [79:22] imagined in terms of their ideology, in [79:24] terms of their agenda. [79:27] Uh, and I think more are going to follow [79:29] now. I think they're going to start [79:30] getting candidates out of care and the [79:32] Muslim Brotherhood directly. [79:35] They're going to get candidates out of [79:37] DSA and the Communist Party directly. [79:40] I mean, we now have a senator with ties [79:42] to the Muslim Brotherhood. Did you ever [79:43] imagine that? [79:46] What ties to Hassan Puker? [79:52] Victor says, "I imagine they'll get rid [79:53] of the filibuster very soon if they win [79:55] the Senate." [79:57] I think they will, too. So, that's [79:58] that's got to be coming soon. They'll [80:01] pack the court and so forth and so on. [80:02] We've talked about those things as well, [80:06] but I certainly think they're all in the [80:07] mix. And that's why it's a mistake to [80:10] just [80:12] to just go out there and say, "Well, the [80:13] American people, they will resist this, [80:15] they will this, they will that." The [80:16] American people, that's in some of the [80:19] cases. Um I talked about people who sat [80:23] on the sideline this election. [80:28] And if you're one of them, I'm sorry. [80:30] I've lost all respect for you. [80:34] And I'm not kidding. [80:38] Um, on the other hand, if you voted, I [80:40] have the enormous respect for you. You [80:42] understood [80:44] and it's very, it was very, very [80:46] important that cycle, [80:49] this past cycle that just occurred. Very [80:51] important. [80:54] Let us go to Alicott City, Maryland, [80:58] Sirius XM satellite. Al, go. [81:03] >> Yes, sir. Thank you and big ups to you, [81:05] Mark. and you hit the nail right on the [81:06] head. And as an Africanamean, I am [81:09] insensed that we had people that stayed [81:11] out of this election. And when you saw [81:14] those double-digit numbers, that wasn't [81:16] just a miss. That was people not showing [81:19] up. [81:20] >> That was people voting for Democrats. [81:22] That was people just that didn't care [81:24] and had an issue with Trump. The same [81:26] types of people in Georgia that cost OFF [81:29] and Waro in office. This is ridiculous. [81:33] Some of you people have military family [81:35] that fought communism for over 50, 60 [81:38] years and this is what we end up with. [81:40] What do you tell those people? Cuz [81:41] blacks fought against this too. [81:44] >> What do you tell these people? [81:46] >> Mark, I mean, I don't know what to do. I [81:48] tell you, I stand with Israel. I stand [81:50] with the Jewish community and the the [81:52] things that we're seeing right now. What [81:54] has Elsa done for anybody [81:56] >> in America? It's [81:58] >> crazy. [81:59] >> Absolutely crazy. [82:00] >> And just one one more point, Mark. Yeah, [82:03] >> we lost the youth vote like you said [82:05] because of indoctrination. The 18 to 21 [82:08] year olds that graduated high school, [82:10] those guys 97. Let me just tell you this [82:13] cuz it's a hot al for me which is when [82:16] you see what's going on on the internet [82:17] with these idiots. [82:20] Uh and when you expose your kids to a [82:23] lot of this stuff to these idiots to the [82:24] woke right or the Marxists and the [82:26] Islamists and it has a big impact and [82:28] you don't know they're doing it and then [82:29] they go to school and they're getting [82:31] the same stuff and they go to college [82:32] and they're really getting it hyper [82:34] type. It is it is disgusting. Absolutely [82:38] disgusting. [82:40] Al, you're great. Please call again. I [82:42] very much appreciate your call. Great [82:44] job, my friend. [82:46] Let's continue. Let's go to William [82:49] Glascal, Scotland on the Mark Leven app. [82:53] William, how are you, sir? [82:55] >> I'm very good, my friend. How are you? [82:58] >> Very good. Very good. What time is it [83:00] there? It's late. [83:03] >> It's 1:15 now. I've been trying to [83:05] listen to your show over the last few [83:07] weeks on other shows. The reason why is [83:09] I'm very very concerned. I saw this [83:11] coming. I saw that there was people who [83:13] were not as enthusiastic to vote red as [83:16] they were before. And even though I'm a [83:18] foreigner, I look up to America as a [83:20] country that defines um trends, defines [83:24] culture. And I feel that um this is [83:27] going to be a good thing in the end. I [83:29] think in these moments, people come [83:32] together. And I might disagree with you, [83:34] Mark, but I think we need to Well, I'm [83:36] just my my advocacy is beyond the ballot [83:38] box because I think the ballot box is [83:41] limited. It's not working. Democracy has [83:43] been hacked. And I think people need to [83:46] look at what the enemy does and do it, [83:48] too. So, what does the enemy do? They [83:50] get organized. They are activists. And I [83:52] >> We don't disagree. I mean, I've I've [83:55] whether it's the Tea Party or Convention [83:57] of States or any of these things, we've [83:58] been involved in that. So, there's no [84:00] disagreement there. where our [84:01] disagreement is is this [84:04] uh I don't think it's just a cycle where [84:07] things can happen. I think there can be [84:08] permanent damage now. We see it in your [84:10] country. We see it all over Europe. Uh [84:13] we see it now in some of our towns and [84:15] cities. There's no room, none, for uh [84:20] for losing these kinds of elections and [84:22] so forth. And people who try to to [84:25] pretend otherwise are just dead wrong. [84:27] Uh the Marxists and the Islamists, [84:29] that's a new breed. They they they um [84:32] their ideologies are for uh permanent [84:35] control and permanent destruction of [84:38] anything that's in its way. These aren't [84:40] debates between the left and the right [84:41] and so forth and so on. These are [84:43] permanent changes. [84:47] >> Yeah. And I think um I I I have a [84:50] personal belief Mark and that is that um [84:52] we need to get out of the cities and we [84:54] need to um people who love freedom. [84:56] People need to work find people who love [84:58] freedom and um build their um their [85:01] their garden and build their their [85:03] fortress of solitude because [85:05] >> I don't disagree with you, William, but [85:06] people got to do this and people got to [85:08] do that, but people aren't doing it. [85:11] >> So, I'm doing it and I'm an activist for [85:13] freedom and I'm out in the street [85:15] speaking to people and I'm trying to um [85:17] bridge move the window forward. I'm [85:20] trying to plant seeds. I'm trying to [85:22] >> I'm trying to deprogram people. And one [85:24] of the things I noticed with the people [85:26] that who are called liberals in America [85:28] is they tend to have a different brain [85:29] and they tend to think that people who [85:31] are conservatives are dumb. Um but they [85:34] they don't even listen to you guys. And [85:36] what I I've read in the literature is [85:38] that liberals tend to have a smaller [85:40] amigdala which means that they don't [85:42] recognize threats. And I think that's [85:44] part of the frustration. You recognize [85:47] the threat of what they've just done. [85:49] They don't. They think they're uh [85:51] revolutionaries and they're going to [85:53] change America. No, they're going to [85:54] destroy America potentially. And that's [85:56] why I think Yeah. Everybody needs to get [85:58] real and get on the field because I [86:00] think a lot people are just in the [86:01] stands. Um [86:03] >> you're right. You're right. I hope [86:05] people are listening. William call [86:07] again. I appreciate it. Great call. [86:08] Thank you, my friend. [86:11] All right. We'll be right back. [86:13] >> Much love in [86:27] Let's go to Pete Jenkinstown, [86:30] Pennsylvania. My old stomping ground for [86:33] years and years when I was a kid. Uh on [86:36] the Mark Levin app. Pete, how are you? [86:39] >> I'm great, Mark. How are you? [86:41] >> Good. Good. How's Old York Road doing [86:43] and all that stuff? [86:45] >> Oh, that's great. Hey. Uh, yeah. I I [86:47] lived right next to Martin's Aquarium [86:49] for many years. [86:50] >> Oh, really? [86:51] >> Yeah. I remember when it was the Yeah, [86:53] it was a Jen Town Chrysler Plymouth. [86:54] They had those uh right uh this which [86:59] whichever car that had the the spoiler [87:01] on the rear. It was higher than the [87:03] level of the roof. [87:05] >> Yeah, I know. It's one of [87:06] >> It was banned from [87:07] >> How about the Tott House? Do you [87:08] remember that? [87:10] >> Oh, yeah. Definitely the Tottle House. [87:11] >> I love those damn hamburgers. [87:14] >> Yeah. Now, let me ask you this. Is the [87:17] Is the theater across the street still [87:19] open? [87:21] >> Oh, yeah. The highway. Yeah. [87:22] >> The highway. It [87:24] >> It's still a single um single screen [87:27] theater. [87:28] >> It's amazing. [87:28] >> It's one of the very few left. [87:30] >> Yeah. Amazing. [87:31] >> Hey, uh [87:32] >> go ahead. [87:32] >> Scott Pur was my executive officer when [87:35] uh when I was in the first squadron [87:37] 104th cavalry that we uh deployed to [87:40] Bosnia in 2002. was the first time since [87:43] 19 uh like the 50s that a uh [87:46] Pennsylvania Army National Guard unit [87:48] had deployed outside the United States. [87:51] >> But uh so this point to hear about Scott [87:53] Perry. [87:54] >> Yeah. He's a great guy. Really good. [87:57] >> Yeah. What do you got? [87:58] >> Imagine. [87:59] >> Yeah. U unlike uh unlike yourself. Okay. [88:03] There are 34 working days left between [88:06] now and the swearing in of those who [88:09] were elected to the US House and the US [88:12] Senate. And so 34 days that the [88:15] Republicans still have the majority in [88:18] the House and the United States Senate. [88:20] So what are they going to do with those [88:21] 34 days, Mark? Are they just going to go [88:23] home, sit on their hands, and cry and [88:26] feel sorry for themselves, or are they [88:28] going to pass some legislation like the [88:30] SAVE Act? They've got an opportunity. [88:32] They're not going to pass the Save Act. [88:33] Thun is the guy that has stopped this as [88:36] well as a few of these rhinos like [88:37] Tillis, [88:39] uh, one of these jerks from Louisiana. I [88:41] can't remember his name, and another [88:42] guy. I mean, you you literally have a [88:45] handful of these Republicans that will [88:47] not support it. It's crazy. [88:51] >> And it I I'm just uh befuddled. There [88:56] are 34 working days left. This should be [88:59] an all hands on deck to do something [89:02] before the Democratic. [89:03] >> Do you see them doing that? I don't. [89:07] >> Exactly. [89:07] >> Disgrace. This is why this is why people [89:11] like ourselves are are very disenchanted [89:14] with the Republican party. And by the [89:16] way, you did a great job on on last [89:18] night's show motivating people to to, [89:21] you know, to drive instead of driving [89:23] home, drive to your precinct and vote. [89:25] if you're at at home eating, you know, [89:28] get up from the table and go out and [89:30] vote. [89:31] >> That was a fantastic uh fantastic uh [89:34] presentation, Mark. [89:36] >> Well, thank you, buddy. Appreciate it. [89:37] Thank and thanks for your call. Um much [89:41] appreciate it. Let's see if we can slip [89:43] another guy in here. Another caller, I [89:45] should say. Um actually, I can't, but we [89:48] will return to the callers. We have a [89:50] full full board. People want to speak, [89:52] and we haven't done that in a few days. [89:55] Look, I'm not saying you should go to [89:57] the top of the roof and jump off, but [89:59] I'm saying we need to take what took [90:00] place seriously, not pretend [90:03] everything's going to be just fantastic. [90:04] These Democrats are the most radical [90:06] Democrats in American history, and [90:09] they're capable of enormous damage as [90:11] they were during the Confederacy and [90:12] segregation and Jim Crow. That's the [90:15] nature of this party. It is a vile [90:17] party. It simply is. More when we [90:20] return. I'll be right back. [90:27] Nobody says it better than Mark Levin. [90:30] >> I'll go with what Mark Levin said cuz [90:33] nobody could say it better. [90:34] >> Call in now at 8773813811. [90:40] >> You know, I think of my parents. What [90:41] would they say if an Elsai got elected [90:43] to the Senate? What would they say [90:46] if a Telerico got elected to the Senate? [90:49] What would they say about a heinosa [90:52] elected governor? What would they say [90:55] about care and the Muslim Brotherhood [90:57] and all the rest of it's going on in [90:58] this country? [91:00] The 4,000 mosques. [91:04] They would be stunned. They just [91:06] wouldn't believe any of this is going [91:07] on. And I know I speak for your parents, [91:09] too. [91:12] Crazy. [91:14] And then to have millions of people sit [91:15] on the sidelines when we're in a [91:17] critical election like this. What? [91:19] There's no justification for that. None. [91:22] None whatsoever. You're ticked off too [91:24] damn bad. [91:27] Too damn bad. [91:31] All right, let's see what we're doing [91:33] here. Let's see. Got a very full board [91:37] here. [91:38] Uh let us go to um [91:42] Len Mineral Wells, Texas, SiriusXM [91:47] satellite. How are you, Len? [91:50] >> I'm doing great, sir. How are you [91:52] tonight? [91:53] >> I'm all right, thank you. [91:56] >> All right. You know, I don't know if you [92:00] remember me. I'm the guy that called. [92:02] It's been a few months ago that [92:03] >> I remember you. I remember how you talk. [92:05] I remember you. [92:07] Hell yeah. Hell yeah. All right. You [92:10] know, Mark, I uh last night I was [92:14] listening to the returns. You know, I'm [92:16] from Texas and I was actually sick to my [92:19] stomach what I was seeing. [92:24] >> What I mean, literally, physically, I [92:27] mean, I didn't puke, but you know, I was [92:30] sick to my stomach then. Mhm. [92:33] >> And uh you know I I don't even know what [92:36] to think anymore and you know uh you [92:40] were talking earlier about the influx of [92:43] all these people from elsewhere [92:46] >> and uh I know you know the host I'm [92:49] talking about but he has a saying and it [92:52] goes when you bring there to here [92:56] becomes there. [92:58] >> I really don't but I don't want to know [93:00] the name either. [93:02] That's fine. [93:03] >> I know that's a good statement. Mention [93:04] it, sir. [93:05] >> Yeah. [93:06] >> Yeah, [93:06] >> I agree. [93:09] >> All right. Well, Mr. Levin, I I [93:12] appreciate you taking my call. [93:14] >> Listen, I I don't blame you, man. And uh [93:16] it was hard to sleep last night. Very, [93:18] very hard. All right, Len. Thank you, [93:21] man. Appreciate you. Let's go to JB, [93:25] not JD. JB, Palm Coast, Florida. The [93:28] great WNZF. [93:30] Go. [93:31] >> Hey, good evening, Mark. [93:33] >> Good evening. [93:34] >> You you had asked at the beginning of [93:36] the show, what could we do from this [93:40] point on? [93:42] And I the first thing that came that [93:44] came to my mind is [93:47] in in in [93:49] an era of of of people who aren't [93:55] grasping [93:56] historical perspective. Mark, maybe [94:00] maybe you could get them on the path to [94:03] enlightenment [94:05] by endorsing [94:07] a book by the former Arizona Senator [94:11] Barry Goldwater written in 1960. It was [94:14] his classic, Conscience of a [94:17] Conservative, which, you know, kicked [94:21] off the Reagan Revolution. [94:24] And I I think that's a very constructive [94:26] guide that [94:28] >> it's a very good little book. Uh and [94:30] people can get it on Amazon. It's not [94:32] that expensive. You get a paperback [94:34] version. I don't disagree. [94:36] Um [94:40] I don't disagree that help. Uh, I just [94:43] here here's part of the problem, too. [94:46] With all these these newcomers with [94:49] websites [94:51] and podcasts [94:54] who don't know crap, who badmouth our [94:57] country. I mean, we have politicians, [95:00] Republicans, who badmouth the last 40 [95:02] years, the Reagan years. They badmouth [95:04] the Buckley years, the Milton Freeman [95:07] years, the Tom Soul and and the Williams [95:11] years and all these things and they [95:12] don't know a damn thing. [95:15] And they're online where most of the [95:18] young people are. They're not the books. [95:21] An incredibly negative effect. [95:25] And this is the problem. You know, we [95:27] used to celebrate, oh, this is new [95:29] media. Well, new media, [95:32] much of it sucks. [95:34] Because any with a microphone, [95:38] you know, it's like uh it's like Tucker [95:39] Carlson. What he's done to that medium [95:41] is a disgrace. But he's not the only [95:44] one. It's who can be more stupid, who [95:46] can be more outrageous. [95:48] And the way they make money, foreign [95:50] bots or not, you know, they add it all [95:53] up. And even on X, the more you [95:56] interact, the more you're in fights, the [95:58] more you're this, you actually get paid [95:59] for that crap. [96:02] So, we've got a lot of um [96:05] sort of counteract activity taking place [96:09] where a lot of the young people are. So, [96:10] I don't disagree with you on that. It's [96:13] just that uh we got we've got a lot to [96:16] overcome. I want to thank you for your [96:18] call, my friend. I appreciate it. Let us [96:20] go to Cheryl, Seal Beach, California, [96:23] the great KRLA, our great affiliate [96:26] there. How are you? [96:29] I'm great, Mark. You know, I yesterday I [96:33] was having a tough night and my mom, who [96:36] is a going to be 99 in two weeks, a [96:39] Holocaust survivor, [96:41] >> said to me, [96:43] >> "This should be the worst thing that [96:45] ever happened to you because nothing was [96:48] worse than the Holocaust." She said that [96:51] people need to wake up and I think all [96:56] these people I read an article today and [96:58] that's what got me so mad to call you [97:00] was that people were blaming you for [97:03] talking about the Iran war. Well, if [97:06] everybody who is in that article, who [97:09] blamed you and Ben Shapiro would think [97:11] for a moment that if President Trump and [97:15] our wonderful um military and the IDF [97:19] and Netanyahu didn't go in and do what [97:22] they did, [97:22] >> let me tell you something about Raw [97:25] Story. It is a radical left-wing [97:28] site. [97:30] Um, and all it did in that story, cuz I [97:32] had a number of people send it to me, [97:34] all I did is it went online and [97:36] cherrypicked some of the most vile [97:37] attacks on me and Ben and then put their [97:41] story together that way. This is the new [97:43] media. This is how this works. And then [97:45] the Drudge Report, which has been taken [97:47] over by a radical left-wing [97:48] organization, [97:50] they plot plastered up there with my [97:53] picture upside down Mark Levvin, the [97:55] traitor. [97:57] And this is how this works. This is all [97:59] Russia ops. It's all Qatar ops. It's all [98:04] radical left-wing ops. [98:06] So [98:08] to try and um you know create this [98:11] anti-semitism, this Jew hate to try and [98:14] create this this isolationism because [98:17] they don't want the United States to [98:19] defend itself and they they want to come [98:21] between the United States and Israel and [98:23] so forth. This has been an op that's [98:25] going on. The left-wing media like this [98:28] this so-called RAW story, which is a [98:29] joke. Uh, it's not a story at all. It's [98:32] not a journalism site. It's just radical [98:34] left cooks. And so, they push it. And [98:36] then what and then what did you see, [98:37] Cheryl? You saw the woke right types [98:40] embracing it and promoting it. You saw a [98:42] wash up a a guy that's so washed out. [98:45] This guy Michael Weiner, that's his real [98:49] name, Michael Weiner, who doesn't do [98:51] radio anymore. I chased him off for [98:53] radio. So, of course, he has a podcast. [98:55] He's got to be 112 years old. Certainly [98:58] looks the role, but he's he's always [99:00] been like a little freak. And so, uh, he [99:04] runs with it, of course. [99:06] So, these people, these woke right [99:09] types, they will run with anything. It [99:11] doesn't matter if it's a radical [99:13] element, if it's a Russian op, if a [99:16] Korean op, a China op, a guitar op. They [99:19] use whatever they can. And what's really [99:22] in right now is isolationism. And it's [99:25] not a matter of forever wars. They don't [99:27] want any engagements, period, to protect [99:31] us. And this is crap coming right out of [99:33] the Kremlin. It's crap coming right out [99:35] of Beijing. It's crap coming right out
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