The Best Of Mark Levin - 7/11/26

Summary

The Best Of Mark Levin – 7/11/26

Episode Overview

In this “Best Of” edition of the Mark Levin Podcast, Mark Levin delivers a passionate and critique-heavy analysis of key current events, the state of American politics, and ideological battles shaping the nation. Focusing on the rise of leftism, American Marxism, foreign policy (especially concerning Israel and Iran), and the deepening cultural fissures within the Democratic Party, Levin brings his characteristic fervor and constitutional perspective to bear. This episode intertwines political history, economic principles, candid social commentary, and memorable critiques of contemporary figures, all in Levin’s distinctive, unapologetic voice.

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Key Topics & Insights

1. Critique of Damien's Speech, Marxism, & Class Warfare

• Background of Zarhan Mandami: Mark Levin examines Mandami’s journey from Ugandan immigrant to US citizen to local New York politician and failed rapper, questioning his real contributions to America.
  • “He's never done anything, he's never contributed a damn thing to anything.” [03:19]
• Analysis of Marxist Rhetoric: Levin dissects the themes in Mandami's speech, equating them to Marxist talking points: wealth inequality, monopolies, and claims of systemic oppression.
  • “Every shibboleth, every slogan you can imagine that the Marxists spew out there.” [04:20]
• Reframing American Success: Levin contends that the left defines American success through a Marxist lens, misleadingly branding capitalist achievements as failures if Medicare for All or rent control do not exist.
  • “They are defining American success through the lens of Marxism. But we're not Marxists and we always fail [by their measure].” [04:58]
• Capitalism vs. Marxism: He extols the achievements of the American middle class, noting the disparity between conditions in capitalist societies and communist regimes.
  • “Our middle class ... is like no middle class in human history.” [07:18]
  • “Look at Communist regimes—no robust middle class... North Korea should be the North Star ... and it’s a massive concentration camp.” [06:43]
• The Nature of Wealth Creation: Using Elon Musk and Amazon as examples, Levin defends the productive power of capitalism and challenges calls for economic leveling.
  • “Why does it matter how much Bezos is worth? It doesn’t. It doesn't matter at all.” [10:09]
  • “The Marxist wants to enslave you. They’ll decide how much you keep.” [13:00]

Memorable Moment

• Diner Analogy: Levin illustrates capitalism’s disregard for race, class, and other identities by describing the everyday experience of eating at a diner:
  • “Do you care who serves your eggs, their accent, their color? No. That’s the greatness of capitalism.” [15:00–16:46]

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2. U.S. Strikes on Iran & Support for Israel

• Iranian Aggression & U.S. Response: Levin reacts to U.S. military strikes on Iran following attacks on commercial ships, arguing that only decisive victory, not piecemeal responses, ensures security.
  • “If you don't defeat the enemy, you don't have victory. It's that simple.” [19:03]
• Christian & Jewish Conservative Support for Israel: After attending a Christians United for Israel (CUFI) event, Levin details overwhelming grassroots support for Israel and Netanyahu among American evangelicals and Orthodox Jews.
  • “They do not like the fact that we did not finish off Iran. These are solid, conservative people ... hyper supportive of the State of Israel and Prime Minister Netanyahu.” [20:49]

Notable Quote

• On Alliance with Israel:
  • “Why we are so close to Qatar and Pakistan and Saudi Arabia? ... They reject F-35 sales to Turkey. This is the Christian evangelical community ... overwhelmingly.” [21:23]

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3. Critique of U.S. Foreign Policy & Double Standards

• Condemning U.S. Military Sales to Turkey: Levin sharply criticizes selling advanced F-35 jets to Turkey, a nation he views as hostile to both Western and Israeli interests.
  • “No reason to be selling 100 F35s to Turkey ... Erdogan is a nationalist, socialist, Islamist.” [23:04]
• Netanyahu vs. Middle Eastern Leaders: Levin rails against Western praise for repressive regional leaders while he perceives Netanyahu is unfairly maligned.
  • “How come we praise people who run Qatar ... Saudi Arabia ... Erdogan ... but for Netanyahu, he’s a ‘crazy eff’... I’m getting sick and tired of it.” [29:30]

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4. The Democratic Party’s Leftward Shift and Israel

• Marxism & Antisemitism within Democrats: Levin alleges that the Democratic Party has become overtly anti-Israel and increasingly sympathetic to Marxist and Islamist causes.
  • “Running on being anti-APAC, anti-Israel, anti-Jewish, anti-Semitic ... virtually no pushback from Democrat Party leadership. This is a very grave and dark time.” [41:00–42:54]
• History of Democrat Segregationism: He provides a historical review, tying the party’s past racial segregation to what he sees as their present-day attitudes toward Israel and Jews.
  • “The Democrat Party had a black problem... now it has a Jewish problem. It’s never been about civil rights. What they consider civil rights today are Marxist and socialist economic agendas.” [40:46]
• Rahm Emanuel Critique: Levin mocks former Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel’s attempts to appeal to left-wing Democrat voters through criticism of Israel, calling him an “absolute nobody.” [45:05]

Notable Quotes

• “They are the only people on their own land who are called settlers. They are the only people on their own land who are called oppressors.” [43:53]
• “AIPAC is now a dirty word. Zionism is a dirty word. And you gotta make a choice.” [50:16]

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5. Rise of Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) & Far-left Agendas

• DSA’s Open Marxism: Levin plays clips and responds to DSA leaders candidly describing their aims for socialism and opposition to capitalism.
  • DSA Rep: “We’re here to actually enact socialism. And socialism ... is overthrowing ... the entire capitalist state.” [54:54]
  • Levin: “Overthrowing the entire capitalist state. That means destroying all your forms of income, all of your property rights and your home rights, you understand?” [55:09]
• Far-left Demands: He itemizes “radical” DSA demands, from eliminating the Senate, Electoral College, and Supreme Court, to instituting free everything—college, Medicare, housing—for all, including undocumented immigrants. [56:07–56:32]
  • “They are demanding the elimination of the United States Senate, the Electoral College, ICE ... They're demanding a 32-hour work week ... free college for everybody, free Medicare for everybody.”
• Socialist Manipulation within Democratic Primaries: Levin describes a “top-down communist Islamist revolution” and strategic placement of radical candidates in key districts with growing Muslim populations.
  • “Working with their Islamist allies, they're trying to ... maximize impact in the primary process ... more and more ... in red states or battleground states.” [58:03]

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6. Policing, Marxism, Islamism, and Media Blind Spots

• Defund the Police Debate: Levin calls out left-wing politicians for doublespeak on policing, using a clip of Abdul El-Sayed endorsing “defunding the police” and linking this to broader anti-ICE sentiment among Democrats. [59:01–61:33]
• Media Failures: Levin criticizes the media’s reluctance to challenge leftist or Islamist activists on issues like slavery, human rights abuses, or the realities of communism.
  • “You’ll notice at no time do our fantastic reporters confront these people. Never asked this guy, what about slavery? ... What about the slaughter of black Christians in Africa, Nigeria ... by the Islamists? How come you never speak out about that?” [61:45]

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Timestamps - Major Segments

• Damien/Mandami Speech Critique, Marxist Analysis: 00:20–14:06
• Diner Analogy & the Universality of Capitalism: 14:27–16:46
• US-Iran Military Confrontation, Israel Advocacy: 18:22–21:23
• Turkey, Erdogan, and F-35s: 23:04–26:13
• Netanyahu, Israel, and International Hypocrisy: 26:20–29:30
• Democrat Party History and Anti-Zionism: 40:46–50:41
• DSA & The Marxist Agenda: 50:57–57:05
• Defund the Police & Media Criticism: 59:01–63:50

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Marxism:
  • “It’s the Marxist who wants to enslave you ... insists that you do your job, make as much as you can, and we’ll decide how much you keep.” [13:00]
• On American Middle Class:
  • “The sheer material baseline of everyday life has advanced to the point where even basic amenities were unfathomable luxuries for the most powerful rulers in history.” [09:25, Co-Speaker]
• On DSA Intent:
  • “We're here to actually enact socialism. ... It’s overthrowing ... the entire capitalist state.” [54:54, DSA Rep]
• On Prizing Capitalism Over Utopian Socialism:
  • “Communist revolutions have never occurred in the United States ... because of our middle class.” [57:04]
• On The Diner Experience:
  • “Do you care who serves your eggs ... their accent, their color? No. That’s the greatness of capitalism.” [15:00–16:46]

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Tone & Style

Mark Levin’s approach is urgent, combative, and analytical, steeped in historical reference and rhetorical flourish. He repeatedly invokes constitutionalism, American exceptionalism, and warnings about the dangers of Marxism and far-left ideologies. The segment draws heavily on familiar “Levinisms”—quick turns from detail to broad principle, biting sarcasm, and rapid-fire delivery—giving both his admirers and listeners a deeply pointed overview of his worldview and commentary on current affairs.

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This summary provides a thorough walk-through for listeners who missed the broadcast, encapsulating both substantive content and the intense, direct style characteristic of Mark Levin.

Transcript

[Mark Levin (Host/Intro)]

It's all quiet in the underground bunker, doors closed, locks bolted. But the Great One isn't just resting on his laurels. He's making sure your weekend is even better by giving you his best. This is the best of Mark Levin

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

on Damien, his address on Friday, which was a disgusting address, which they had fully exposed him in. Marks as slammers. Go ahead.

[Guest or Narrator (Historical/Political Commentary)]

As we mark 250 years, what do we see? We see a city of contradictions within a nation of contradictions. We see the wealthiest country in the history of the world, one where children go to sleep hungry while the world's first trillionaire hungers for more. We see monopolies that dominate every industry and oligarchs who buy elections. We see mass agents terrorizing our streets, eating food cooked by our undocumented neighbors before spiriting them away in unmarked mans. We see a nation whose immense wealth has been built by those with calloused dirt streaked hands, those who toil on factory floors and chisel into stone. And we see a nation that has allowed so much of that wealth to be held instead in the soft hands of a precious few. Each hold a special power, the power to determine what America means. The powerful have always known their answer. America, in their view, is an arena of supremacy where only a select few are allowed freedom, where not all are created equal. America, if you ask them, becomes less the more people it welcomes. America, they will tell you, belongs only to those with the right accent or the right shade of skin. The rest of us, they insist, should be grateful for merely being allowed to visit how small they are, how weak, how unoriginal. At every moment in our past, those who led through exclusion and isolation have tried to win power and enrich themselves.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

A couple of things. First of all, let's look at the man's background. Zarhan Mandami. What has he done in his life? What contributions has he made to the United States of America? First of all, he's born in 1991, about 35 years old. In 1998, he and his family is 7 years old, moved from Uganda to the United States. He becomes a naturalized citizen in 2018. That means he chose to become a citizen. There was no requirement that he become a citizen, but he wanted to become a citizen of the United States of America. You don't just become a naturalized citizen. There's an entire bureaucratic process and steps to it. And he took those steps to become a citizen. Now what has he done? He started out dealing with political campaigns as a staffer for a state senate Candidate and some of the local city council races in New York.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

He was a musician and a rapper

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and he failed one of that locally in the hip hop scene under the monikers young Cardamon and Mr. Cardamon. He was a foreclosure prevention counselor for a while, working for a house advocacy organization.

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He became a New York State assembly

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member and then he became mayor. That's it.

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Basically.

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He's never done anything, he's never contributed a damn thing to anything. Now, if you heard his comments, it was one propaganda phrase after another.

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Trillionaires while people are going hungry.

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We're a nation of monopolies and oligarchs, really.

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He talks about wealth, wealth created by the hard hands of laborers, but most of it held in the soft hands of special interests. He talks about supremacy for a select view, not equality. He talks about people needing the right accent to get anywhere as opposed to, and they have to have the right skin color. And he goes on and on with every shibboleth, every slogan you can imagine

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that the Marxists spew out there.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Now, one general matter for you to

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keep in your mind,

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the way the

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Marxist explains democracy or small R, Republicanism or Americanism is through the lens of Marxism.

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That is, if there's not Medicare for all, if there's not rent control and rent freezes for all, if there's not free bus fare for all, then the system is unfair, it's undemocratic,

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it is

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monopolistic and oligarchic and there's vast inequality. So in other words, it's a slick trick, but they do it all the time and they're never called out for it. And I explained this in American Marxism. So they are defining American success through the lens of Marxism. But we're not Marxists and of course we always fail. Look at this. They don't have Medicare for all. And by the way, how many of you have paid into Medicare? How many of you have paid into Medicare and are getting Medicare? Their proposal is free for everybody now, including illegal aliens.

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Now, no system can survive that, can it?

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And if it does, you're not going to get any quality health care and you're going to be in line for

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months and months and months.

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So they just throw these lines up. But I'm just saying to you, they use the Marxist, the Marxist measurements for whether we are successful as capitalists, successful as constitutionalists, successful as Americans. Next point, I want you to look all over the world at every communist regime, everyone, and tell me where there is a vibrant, robust, middle class as there is in the United States, Cuba, Nicaragua, Communist China. Where is it North Korea now? North Korea should be the North Star. North Korea is by every measure the best example of communism. The best example of the Communist Manifesto.

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And of course it's a massive concentration camp. No liberties, no food, no hope, no electricity, no anything. And of course communism in the aggregate has killed 100 million people to try and force human beings to adhere to,

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to comply with this defective ideology. So he'll never talk about any of that.

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Let's go through some more of this, if we may.

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Our middle class, the modern middle class in America is like no middle class in human history. No middle class that exists today except in our borders.

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The access to conveniences, health care, entertainment

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surpasses the lifestyles of historic monarchs. Basic daily realities like instant climate control, motorized travel, antibiotics, year round access to global cuisines were technology impossibilities for kings and queens centuries ago. And we all have access to them today. Let's take a closer look. Healthcare and life expectancy. Medieval royalty routinely died from minor infections or dental issues. Today's middle class benefits from life saving vaccines, antibiotics, modern pain relief, which has vastly improved both the length and quality of human life for hundreds of millions of Americans. King Louis XIV could never enjoy a fresh avocado or a hot slice of pizza. Today, an average American has year round, year round access to fresh produce imported globally, alongside the ability to travel thousands of miles in a matter of hours in air conditioned comfort with a drink in one hand and peanuts in the other. Kings and queens paid court jesters and musicians for live entertainment. Today a typical American carries a smartphone with high speed Internet that provides instant access to virtually all of humanity's recorded knowledge. Music and media at their fingertips. While kings had servants to perform menial tasks, the invention of electricity, washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, and on and on means the modern middle class automates much of their backbreaking domestic labor.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Incredible, isn't it?

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

The sheer material baseline of everyday life has advanced to the point where even basic amenities were unfathomable luxuries for the most powerful rulers in history. Just 80 years ago, a hundred years ago, And this is what's enjoyed by our middle class. Now they talk about trillionaires. What is a trillionaire? What is Elon Musk? Why is he a trillionaire? Did he steal his money? Did he rob banks? Because he created products that you want or that other companies want? So all this money flows into his companies? Does Elon Musk make his cars? Does he make all the Parts to his cars? Does he make the starlings? Does he make all the parts to the starlings? Does he package them? Does he deliver them? Think of the tens of thousands, nay the hundreds of thousands of people that benefit from this trillionaire who have good paying jobs, who have pensions, who have medical care coverage much better than Obamacare. Even people that don't work directly for the trillionaire benefit because all these sub industries are created. Same with Amazon. If we didn't have Amazon, we wouldn't have Amazon truck drivers. If we didn't have truck drivers, we wouldn't have people producing the trucks, the tires, the engines, any of it. So why does it matter how much Bezos is worth? Why does it matter how much Elon Musk is worth? It doesn't. It doesn't matter at all. Now they talk about. But it's not fair. What's not fair? There's a lack of equality. Our country isn't based on economic equality, quite the contrary, it's based on equality for all. Meaning the justice system, the legal system must be fair to all people, regardless of their station. Look, in your own life, don't you work harder than some people should? They get exactly the same amount of money that you get. And what if you, you risk everything to build a luncheonette, a plumbing business, to have a few trucks for your electrical business, your H Vac company and so forth. All the work you go through day in and day out versus some guy who sits on his ass and doesn't do anything? Shouldn't you be rewarded by your own labor? You see, here's the little trick. It's the Marxist who wants to enslave you. It's the Marxist who insists that you do your job. You make as much as you can and we'll decide how much you keep. And we will take what we think we should take to give to somebody else. That's called indentured service to the government. And that's what Mondami is pushing in his ilk, like Bernie Sanders and so forth. You used your physical labor and your intellectual labor and the limited amount of time you have on this earth to create things, to build things, to contribute to society. Why should you be punished? Like some robber coming into your house and deciding maybe your wife has too much jewelry or maybe you have too much clothing. Why should somebody else decide what too much is and what too little is? Now the great thing about capitalism that is not available in socialism and Marxism is you can be dirt poor and become extremely rich. You can be extremely rich and Become dirt poor. You get to make your own decisions. Nobody's out to get you, nobody's out to stop you. The great thing about commerce is the only rules there are the rules that you have with the person you commerce with. Under socialism, you're not even allowed to conduct yourself in an open form of commerce. And what you keep.

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Sorry, folks.

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And what you keep is determined by them. By somebody who's 35 years old, who's a failed rapper and has done nothing

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else in his life

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because he is defining whether you succeed or not by his Marxist ideology. Let me ask you a question. You ever go out to a diner, Mr. Producer? Open your microphone. You sit down at the diner, they get a couple eggs, right? Yep.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Okay, let me help.

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Excuse me, I'm on the radio.

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I guess 25 years later, people don't know that. All right, listen.

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So you go to the diner. Do you care if the guy who serves you're a galaxy? Do you care if they have an accent?

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I do not.

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Do you care? Enough.

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They're gay?

[Guest or Narrator (Historical/Political Commentary)]

Nope.

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For the most part. Do you know where they're from?

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Don't care. You don't know really anything about them, do you?

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Those eggs that you eat, do you know where they come from?

[Mark Levin (Host/Intro)]

Nope.

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No.

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Could be a black farmer for all you know, right?

[Donald Trump (Quoted Speaker)]

Yeah.

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Who knows? And who cares?

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Nobody. How about that bread, the toast?

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It was baked perhaps at a warehouse

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with a lot of loaves of bread.

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Do you care who packaged that bread?

[Donald Trump (Quoted Speaker)]

Not at all.

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Do you care who drove the truck

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and delivered the bread to the restaurant?

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Do you know who owns the restaurant? Probably not. If it's a franchise. You certainly. You know who sits on the board. Do you care? No. You see, this is the great thing about capitalism, America. We don't care. Just give me my damn eggs, my toast, give me my coffee and my orange juice. I don't care who created it. It's the least racist. It's the least oligarchical. It is the least discriminatory economic system on the face of the earth. If we're going to reward wealth redistributed based on what some Marxist socialist. Nobody decides they take into consideration all these political factors. Racist pack, racial factors, ethnic factors, sex factors that create economic dislocation and things of that sort.

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Thanks, honey.

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We don't appreciate what we have here because of demagogues pushing agitprop about trillionaires and monopolies and oligarchs and all the rest. Who made your car? Well, first of all, thousands of people made your car because it has thousands of parts that come from all different places and have to be put together. Do you care? No, you don't care. You just want a good car that runs well at a good price. Well, that's what Elon Musk does.

[Donald Trump (Quoted Speaker)]

Mark Levin,

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folks.

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Mark Levin here with a new episode of on the Front Lines, my original podcast series in partnership with the great International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. This week's episode, nations Under God in partnership with the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, looks at America's 250th year legacy and its enduring friendship with the state of Israel. Built on shared values, faith and moral conviction. At a time when history is being forgotten and alliances are tested, we examine why this relationship matters now more than ever. So find on the front lines on the Mark Levin show podcast feed.

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Making your weekend and even better, this is the best of Mark Levin.

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U.S. central Command forces have begun launching a series of powerful strikes against Iran to impose heavy costs for targeting and attacking commercial shipping crewed by innocent civilians in an international waterway. They write the US strikes in response to Iranian attacks on three commercial vessels in the last 24 hours that we're transiting the straight of Hormuz. Iran's demonstrated aggression was unwarranted, dangerous and a clear violation of the ceasefire. We're going to be playing whack a bowl the rest of our history if

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we allow this to keep going on.

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Ladies and gentlemen, I understand we're going

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to hit them hard now, but the fact is we're not taking them out.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

And the Mark Levin rule is this. Here it is. You ready Mr. Producer? If you don't defeat the enemy, you don't have victory. It's that simple. It's that simple. I gave a speech that was supposed to be 15 minutes but it turned into 30 minutes without a single word of notes at Christians United for Israel

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Kufai

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yesterday afternoon the auditorium was packed to the rafters. Not an empty seat of pastors, Christian activists, some rabbis. The fantastic pastor John Hagee. You know what I think about him and his fantastic family. And I was there with my wife and my mother in law.

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We were there with others as well, Coach Bruce and just a lot of great patriots.

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And I want to give you a sense for something because I think you

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feel the same way as they do.

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They despise the woke, right? The Tucker Carlson's of the world. They despise the politicians who will not denounce him or the woke. Right. That is a problem for some people. They better wake the hell up to that quickly or else they do not like the fact that we did not finish off Iran. These are solid, conservative people

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and they

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do not understand why we did not. And they are hyper supportive of the State of Israel and the Prime Minister. Netanyahu.

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Netanyahu.

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Benjamin Netanyahu. You may not get that impression if you are online, that is for sure. But the fact of the matter is, all the polls taken of MAGA show

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strong support for the state of Israel

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in the Evangelical Christian community and the Jewish Orthodox community in particular. It is through the roof. Through the roof. So do not be fooled. They are well aware of the Marxist Islamist threat facing this country. They are furious with the failure of the Republican Party to do much about it at the local, state and federal levels. They want the President to speak out not just against communism, but Islamism. They do not understand why we are so close to Qatar and Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. They reject the F35 sales to Turkey. This is the Christian evangelical community, the Orthodox Jewish community.

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Overwhelmingly.

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Overwhelmingly. I will play a little bit of that for you later in the show. There's a lot more I want to

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get to first,

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but I made a promise and I want to tell you

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what that promise is too. Because I want all of us, you, Mr. And Mrs. America, me, I want us all to be involved in it.

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It's very important.

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What is this now? I love computers. Except mine. Can I say that, Mr. Producer? I think I did.

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There is absolutely no reason to be

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selling 100 F35s to Turkey. Erdogan is a nationalist, socialist, Islamist.

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That's what he is. He's a killer. He throws his opposition in prison. He throws his media in prison. He has made dire threats in the last 48 hours against Israel and its existence. He is constantly threatening Greece, which is a NATO country. He has invaded and has kept parts of Cyprus. He has built up a very strong navy which he intends to use to make claims of international waters in the Mediterranean Sea to try and block in the State of Israel and other countries there. He is a menace from Putin. He acquired in 2019 the most advanced SAM missile defense system, mobile defense system, the S4 hundreds. And when he did that, all of NATO, the European Union, and we cut him off. He's supposed to be a NATO country. He's not supposed to be working with Russia now. He wants the F35s. He realizes those are more important. The President, his National Security Council, his Secretary of State, his vice president and all the rest of them. They've decided he should have 100 F35s. These are our stealth, top of the line fighter jets, effectively brand new jets. And we don't just sell them to anybody. Why would we sell them to a country that's close to Putin? What's going to stop him from helping them reverse engineer what's in that jet, whether while Trump's president or after Trump leaves the presidency, what's going to stop him? And the most advanced, sophisticated jet engines we make so he can replace the engines he has in his own homemade jet fighters. And what Israel has said and what Greece has said and some of the other countries has said is, you've just destroyed the balance of power in the Middle East. But apparently we don't care. And then on top of that, today, and it surprised everybody, and Erdogan was completely surprised and smiling and smirking. We're going to lift all sanctions against Turkey. All sanctions lifted. 100 F35s. Brand new, sparkling jet engines for his jet, for his own homemade jets.

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Wow.

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And he was praised to the hilt. Not like Netanyahu. What? He's crazy. He's a crazy effort at Netanyahu.

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Let me tell you something about Netanyahu. He is the rock in the Middle East. And let me tell you something.

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You got all kind of financial deals going on. You got all kinds of geopolitical politics going on. The Arabs want more and more. The Islamists are on the move. The Iranian regime has survived. You got the European Union, France and Britain in particular keep demanding that Israel give up more of its land.

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Can't give up any another inch of its land. It won't exist.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

We're telling them to ease restrictions on the Palestinians. We got them to sign our peace deal with Hamas. Phase two was to disarm Hamas. Hamas is not disarmed. And nobody's disarming them. We've had as our negotiators, among others, with Iran, the Palestinian, excuse me, the Pakistani regime. Turns out the Pakistani president has just announced that they are aligned with Iran and they will always support the leadership in Iran. So we're dealing with a den of thieves here. And worse. And Netanyahu sees it and he knows it. And he's not 6,000 miles away from it. His little country's right in the middle of it. And so we pressure him. Can't you give this to the Palestinians? Can't you allow Hezbollah to do that? What are you? You're a warmonger. You're this. You're that. And we're not the only ones. Europe, can't you give up the West Bank, Judea and Samaria, the birthplace of Judaism. So the Palestinians have their own homeland.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

And they go on and on and on.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

How come is it we praise the

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

people who run Qatar, who are destroying our country from within?

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

How can we praise the Crown Prince

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

or whatever the hell it is that runs Saudi Arabia, who was in that country, Was involved in 9 11? We praise him like he's some great hero.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Why are we praising Erdogan, another Islamist

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

mass murderer and thug?

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

We talk about them like they're so one. Oh, our friends, they're that fantastic. And then there's Xi. He's great.

[DSA Member or Representative]

Xi.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

3 million Uyghurs in concentration camps, destroying every church that exists in China, has conquered Tibet, has conquered Hong Kong. Oh, it's okay. He's building islands in South China Sea, and he's going to attack Taiwan. And. And of course, they. They spread the. The coronavirus in our country. And on and on and on. He's a great guy. This one's a great guy. This. But Netanyahu, he's a crazy f. You

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

know, it's a crazy F. He is. I'm getting sick and tired of it. Just being honest with you. Getting sick and tired of it. All right, let's move on. There's a number of issues here related to this, Platner. First of all, let's step back and look at the Democrat Party and the leadership of the Democrat Party in the Senate and some of them in the House. They endorsed this man. They funded this man. They backed this man up until about 24 hours ago. It didn't matter to him that there was a woman who came forward and said that he physically abused her. She was a Republican, and apparently you're allowed to physically abuse Republicans if you're a Democrat. He's a man that had a Nazi concentration camp guard tattoo on his chest, and he pretended he didn't know what it was. That was not a bridge too far.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

He's a man who pleasured himself in public bathrooms.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

It's disgusting.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

That wasn't a bridge too far. He's a man who had these horrendous posts on Reddit and other places. He's a man who put down women who get raped and basically said they need to know how to deal with it. He's a man who mocked two men who served in the military, one of whom was shot four times. Basically said they deserved it. That wasn't a bridge too far. But Now a woman comes forward

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

and

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

she says, he raped me. A woman comes forward, says she he raped me. And finally today, Bernie Sanders decides that's too much. And now there's sort of a conga line of Democrats who decided it's in

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

their best interests to tell him to get out of the race.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

They got a candidate running in Michigan who's a Hamas supporter. Is that okay with you folks? He's a Hamas supporter. Will he win the Democrat nomination for the Senate there? It's absolutely possible.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Absolutely possible.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Mark Levin.

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[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

The enemy. The Islamo Nazi regime In Iran sank three ships yesterday in a period of 24 hours. These are tankers that do nothing but carry crude oil. And they fired ballistic missiles at a couple of our bases in Bahrain and I believe Kuwait. Don't hold me to that, but that's my recollection. And the President of the United States today, it's made it abundantly clear that he's had it, at least for now, that he's had it and he's quite furious with it. And centcom as I speak, is bombing Iran.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Here's what he had to say, in part.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Our president.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Cut four, go.

[Donald Trump (Quoted Speaker)]

We attacked very powerfully last night. The very dangerous people from Iran, they're sick, there's something wrong with them. We said, go and do your funeral stuff. And instead of that, they start shooting rockets at ships yesterday. And so we hit them very hard last night. Very hard. I would say 20 to 1, 20 times tougher. I told them every time you hit, we hit. And of course, they're dirty players. So they, they go after everyone, probably including me. I've been number one on their list for years. And they're a bunch of scum. You want to know that they're scum. And so we don't like them. I don't like them. And they're evil people. And it's the denuclearization of Iran. And we're going to denuke it. We're not going to let them because they're crazy and they can't have a nuclear weapon and they go around killing people. They've killed thousands and thousands of our soldiers. They've killed hundreds of thousands of innocent people. They had the roadside bomb. Soleimani. I took care of him first term and that was a big thing because I think he probably would be a lot stronger had he been around, because he was a bad guy. But he was. He was an evil genius, but a bad guy.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

This is the President Trump. When he speaks. This is what I really admire. It's plain English. He's made it abundantly clear now what's going on here. Abundantly clear. Then this morning he said this.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Cut 5 go with the Iran cease fire, possibly over.

[Donald Trump (Quoted Speaker)]

Can we expect the resumption of full scale hostilities? They are behaving very badly as they have for 47 years. And you know, we hit them hard last night after they launched. They launched a couple of. You don't have to know about this, you got enough on your mind. But they launched a couple of drones and one rocket, one missile and at chips because they were in the strait, which they have every right to be. And so we hit them very hard last night, very, very probably hit them hard again tonight. I give him a little warning. We're going to hit a mark tonight, but we'll see how it all works out. No, I'm not happy with them.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

And he's hitting them now hard. And by the way, some of the frauds on the Internet, Alec Brzeuswitz or whatever his name is, they've forever humiliated themselves. They've been wrong from day one. They have disserved the President. They should be fired immediately. I don't know what war room they think they're working for, but it seems like they're working for the Iranian war room. They had a clean house. This guy's a real lowlife and he's undermined the president, the country and our military with his propaganda online. I'm sure the enemy has loved it, but he's been dead wrong. I don't know how many times I pointed out that the MOU would not last, that there were weaknesses in it. But this regime cannot be trusted. And I pointed out many, many times why it was just a matter of time. Just a matter of time. And look, I felt from my perspective that we should not have tapped the brakes, that we should have gone full bore and ended it. People put all kinds of conditions on our military. That's not put on any other military on the face of the earth. You know, we used to complain about Obama putting conditions on our military and Biden putting conditions on our military. But the woke right puts conditions on our military. They're not actually allowed to use the Marines and the army. We might as well retire them.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

We shouldn't be funding, shouldn't be funding

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

the freedom fighters in their various countries. No, no, no, no. If we can't hit him from 35,000ft

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

up in the air

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

or 500 miles off the shore, then we shouldn't do anything Now. That is ridiculous. That is ridiculous. And I'm not sure how this is going to end. I have some ideas on what can be done, but I think what the President is doing today is exactly right. He's hammering them. I think we ought to tighten whatever economic options we have left. I thank God we didn't give them the $324 billion, Mr. Producer. Not yet. These are all things I did warn about, just as a matter of logic and common sense. President

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

cut six Go.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Last month you said Iranian leaders were very rational people, nice people to deal with, strong people, smart people. Today you said they were scum, sick people and being led by sick people. What changed?

[Donald Trump (Quoted Speaker)]

And do you think I got to know them? So I've said that about a lot now, when you say rational, I think they're much more rational than level one, level two. Level one is gone. Level two is gone. This is level three. I think they are more rational, but based on their actions over the last week or two, they're not. They're not doing a service to the people. And I think more than anything else is I got to know them. And I'm not sure I want to make a deal with them. We can play games, but I'm not sure I want to make a deal. I just finished the job.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Mm. And sad to say, I knew it would end like this. I just did. Because the enemy is an open book. You knew it too, when we took calls here. Scores and scores and scores of calls. Every single one of you said, no, finish it. They can't be trusted, and so forth and so on. Well, you're right. And the President's right right now. The President's correct right now. I hope this is maintained throughout. I'm sure there are people advising him who leaked Axios and other radical left wing media operations who keep talking about deals and negotiations and that Netanyahu's too tough and on and on and on. And the warmongers and the war hawks like Levin. I'm not a warmonger and I'm not a war hawk, but I know the enemy when I see it. These are Islamist Nazis. They are every bit as animalistic. And I mean that in the worst sense of the word. As I've said, they are because they are what they are. They slaughter their own people, which we don't even talk about anymore.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Mark, the Vin,

[Mark Levin (Host/Intro)]

The great one makes your way weekend even better. This is the best of Mark Levin.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

It really didn't take long. I'd say about three years. The Democrat Party has an Israel problem, a Jewish problem. And this is the history of the Democrat Party. It had a black problem for so much of its history before the civil war, subsequent to the civil war, right into the 1900s and really right into about 30, 40 years ago, it has managed to reimage itself as the party for civil liberties and civil rights. I've explained that in my book American Marxism. It certainly is not and it never has been. What they consider civil rights today is Marxist and socialist economic agendas, health care for all, free school for all, free housing for all. And they claim these are effectively civil rights. They're not civil rights. They're preposterous. But nonetheless, what they've managed to do is conjoin these different issues together and to claim they're for them and you're against them. And these are impossible, impossible objectives and they know it, but it doesn't much matter. And so now you have Democrats running, and they're literally running on being anti apac, anti Israel, anti Jewish, anti Semitic. Many of them are Islamists, many of them are Marxists. But you see virtually no pushback from Democrat party leadership. So this is a very grave and dark time. You do not see this taking place within the bulk of the Republican Party? Not yet. But in the Democrat Party it is front and center. People now are using this as a litmus test. Do you support Israel?

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Well, if you do, you're not going

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

to get the nomination and you're going to be booed out of the, out of the auditorium. And Israel is really a bigger subject than the state of Israel. They're talking about Jews, obviously, and then they split hairs falsely and they'll say, well, I don't have a problem with Jews, it's Zionism. I have a problem. Well, Zionism is the state of Israel. The Jews founded on territory that is their territory, their historic ancestral territory from nearly 4,000 years ago.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

They're really the only people now and the only country where they have to literally debate over and over and over

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

again are their right of existence, the right of their homeland, their right to life, to be where they are.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

They are the only people who are

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

on their own land who are called settlers.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

They are the only people on their own land who are called oppressors. This is their indigenous land by every measure and every definition. It's a tiny speck in the middle of a massive territorial area of Arabs

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

and Muslims where Christians used to control most of the countries, whether it's Syria

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

or Lebanon or Egypt or Jordan.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

They were all Christian a hundred Years ago.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Now you'd be lucky if you find a Christian anywhere in there. And if you do, many of them are on the run.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Many of them are on the run.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

So now in the United States of America in 2026, if you're a Democrat and you want to get the nomination in so many of the districts out there, in many of the states out there, you have to pledge your disloyalty to the state of Israel to quote

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

unquote, Zionism attacked their government and the Jews.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Which brings me to Rahm Emanuel, Mr.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Nine Fingers, I call him, because he cut off one of his fingers in a meat slicing machine. He was also a ballerina. He's also a failed mayor of Chicago.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Now he wants to be president. So he's Jewish. And he looks at the situation and he says to himself, you know what, I have got to get on the right side of this. In other words, I have got to figure out a way to condemn the state of Israel without really condemning Israel per se. Claim that I am, that I am creating actually a new sort of proposal for Israel so it can, it can return to support from the United States

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

people, from the American people, although it's highly supported by American people,

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

and on the other hand attract enough of the

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

nut jobs to support me.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

So he goes over to the state

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

of Israel and he keeps promoting in

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

videos and elsewhere that he's going to give a speech like he's some kind of an important person, when in fact

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

he's an absolute nobody.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Absolute nobody. So he gives this speech at Tel Aviv University or whatever it is. He gives his speech and basically he says, I don't believe in a two state solution. I believe in a 23 state solution. So it's a cockamamie scheme, We've heard it before. But effectively it's a two stater for

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

a Palestinian state, which of course can never happen. Israel is too small to give away any more land, as you saw with the ballistic missiles. And they've already given away much too much land. It's their land. Meanwhile, these phony countries like Saudi Arabia, that was created out of the Ottoman Empire, Iraq, same thing, those boundaries, all

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

these tiny little fiefdoms that were created,

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

they don't want the Palestinians because they know the Palestinians are terrorists led by terrorists. And they've been their culture now with their young people is all about terrorism. They want nothing to do with it because they don't want their kingdom, their fiefdoms overthrown. That's the truth. That's the truth. They don't want them overthrown by the Islamists. So many of them back the Islamists support him in other ways in order to distract them from overthrowing, say, the monarchy in Qatar and other places. And so can't beat them join them. That's their attitude. Can't beat them join them.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

But the Democrat Party was a segregationist

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

party for the longest time. Long time

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Brown vs Board of Education

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

in the 1950s, a major Supreme Court decision was necessitated because of the Democrat Party.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Separate but equal is equal.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Because the Democrat Party we have the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments because they would not

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

comply with the various edicts

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

and statutes after the civil war during Reconstruction.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

So he needed to amend the Constitution. The Civil rights acts of 64 and 65 were passed because of the Democrats. In fact, the 1957 and 1960 Civil

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Rights Acts were passed because of the Democrats.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

And in fact, the president's executive order related to the Civil Rights act of 1964, which was amended in 1972 on an educational platform. He added the protection of Jews on our college campuses because again of the Democrats.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

The Democrats.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

So now we have Democrats who are all swearing off aipac. AIPAC is now a dirty word.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

The American Israel Political Action Committee.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

These are all citizens, no foreigners. It's not allowed to take foreign money. It's all domestic money. It's not one of the biggest PACs in America, quite far from gives money legitimately to candidates.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Now.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

The Arabs have their own PACs. The Muslim have their own PACs. They have their own front groups like CAIR, and they use nonprofit tax status to advance their cause. The Muslim Brotherhood is active in this country. Hamas is active in this country. Qatar has put $400 billion into this country. Communist China is active in this country. But the only group they'll swear off is aipac. Aipac. It's a dirty word now. Zionism is a dirty word now. And you gotta make a choice. The litmus test. If you support the state of Israel, in other words, the only Jewish homeland,

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

the Holy Land for Christians and Jews,

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

then you're not going to get the nomination. And Rahm Emanuel is not going to get the nomination. No matter how much he gets on his knees and begs for it, no matter how much he condemns his own faith and he condemns the state of Israel, he's not going to get it

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

because he's a Jew and not a very good one at that.

[Donald Trump (Quoted Speaker)]

Foreign

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we're giving you nothing but the best, the best of Mark Levin.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

You really need to listen to these

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Democratic socialists of America. I'M going to spend a lot of time on this, on the Sunday show on Life, Liberty and Levin. I've dug into this group. I see their connections overlay with the Communist Party usa. I go through and I compare both of their approaches to Stalin and we dig into that. I make a very hearty defense of capitalism that is market economics, commerce. You're not going to want to miss Saturday or Sunday show, ladies and gentlemen.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

If you're not going to be home,

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

you might want to send your set, your dvr, whatever recording device you use for Life, Liberty and Levin. Saturday, 8pm Eastern Life Liberty and Levin Sunday, 8pm Eastern. These are two very important shows. I think now you're going to listen to the names and you'll see what I mean. These are first, second generation individuals, many of these organizers in the dsa, who are trying to overthrow the country. Ashik Sitiq is the DSA national co chair. Cut seven go.

[DSA Member or Representative]

We've been able to use the ballot line in a way that is, you know, taking advantage of like this particular feature of our American political system. And the expectation is that they're working with dsa, with elected leaders of the DSA chapter to set policy, to set strategy together and kind of drive that long term. So in places like that, DSA kind of already is an opposition party. Like those are all I think every city I mentioned it's pretty Democratic governed, so Republicans are not really a factor. But DSA kind of is operating as an opposition party, so. So yeah, you know, we're not just endorsing people on paper and then, you know, maintaining a checklist of like whether whether they checked off enough things or they, you know, they broke with us on these things. But like more and more, you know, like our ability to hold people accountable comes through the expectation that like, you know, we made you happen and we can, you know, if you do break with us enough, we can withhold that, you know, and then good luck.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Exactly. They operate like a Communist party. They own you and you will do what they tell you to do. And Republicans, we don't have a lot of say in these Democrat cities. So the battle is among Democrats and unfortunately the establishment Democrats who are not moderate, who are left wing rather than fight, are switching or they're acquiescing. Sarah Milner, Portland DSA cut 8 go.

[DSA Member or Representative]

The issue of our relationship to the Democratic Party is central to our entire project of building working class power in dsa. We are socialists. The Democratic Party is not. We are anti imperialist. The Democratic Party is not. We stand for the power of the working class. The Democratic Party does not. We are an actually democratic organization. The Democratic Party is not. And yet we are tied in with the Democratic Party. Almost all of our most prominent elected officials are. Were elected on the Democratic ballot line. More and more we are seeing that this means our electoral project is built on hostile territory twice over.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Mm. They are not hiding what they're doing. Jordan Garces, Rhode Island DSA Cut nine. Go.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

We're not here to make the Democrats

[Guest or Narrator (Historical/Political Commentary)]

a little bit better. We're not here to like get the little crumbs. We're here to actually enact socialism. And socialism is not just better capitalism. It's overthrowing an entire. The entire capitalist state.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Overthrowing the entire capitalist state. That means destroying all of your forms of income, all of your property rights and your home rights, you understand? And then you have a centralized all powerful police state. Making decisions on who gets what, when and how has nothing to do about Democratic anything. You have absolutely no say in it. None.

[Guest or Narrator (Historical/Political Commentary)]

Zero.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

In none of these communist regimes do you? They are demanding the elimination of the United States Senate. They are demanding the elimination of the Electoral College. They are demanding the elimination of the Supreme Court of the United States and packing it with a new court. They are demanding the elimination of ice, the elimination of law enforcement so they can create their own police state with their own armed forces.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

They're demanding D.C. and Puerto Rico send

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

four Democrat senators to the Senate as long as it's there before they can abolish it.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

They're demanding a 32 hour work week. I doubt most of these people work

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

32 hours a week anyway. But they're demanding it.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

They are demanding free college for everybody.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

They are demanding free Medicare for everybody.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Those of you who've paid into the

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

system, you will see a collapse because they also include illegal aliens. A phrase that they would no doubt ban. They talk about the working class. Well, what have they done for the working class? Nothing. Most of them don't come out of the working class. Zero. They don't call it the middle class. You see, it's the working class. It's the workers paradise. That's how Marx and Engels spoke. Workers.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Workers paradise.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Then there's the rest of you. With the largest so called middle class on the face of the earth, the wealthiest middle class on the face of the earth. The most satisfied middle class on the face of the earth. That's why these communist revolutions have never occurred in the United States. Certainly not from the bottom up.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

So this is being posed by outsiders, by People who are trying to play the primary system in the Democrat Party quite successfully and they want to elect enough of their ilk to Congress and get enough of them appointed to federal judgeships where it's a top down communist Islamist revolution. Not bottom up, top down. What they're selling in New York City, what they're selling in Paterson, New Jersey, what they're selling in Dearborn, Michigan does

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

not sell in red communities and largely red states. It does not.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

So working with their Islamist allies, they're trying to place Muslim communities, mosques, education centers in strategic locations that maximum impact in the primary process. Maximum impact. And they're locating more and more of them in red states or battleground states. We don't have any kind of strategy

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

going on to deal with this.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

None. We don't have a ruling class in Washington, D.C. that's really dealing with this. They're not. They are not. We have a handful of governors who are trying to push back, but that is not enough. That is not enough.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Very troublesome.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Abdul El said, this is a man who wants to be the Democrat nominee for the Senate from Michigan. He wants to be a Democrat senator. He wants to be the first Muslim Democrat senator. If I had had my way. And the former governor of Arizona, when he had a vacancy for the Senate and I urged him to appoint Zudi Jasser, who was a pro American former Navy commander, Muslim, who has warned us about the Islamists for decades. They have threatened him. He has formed organizations to try and battle them and confront them. He would have been the first. But no, no. Abdul El said, I never said defund the police. One of the things these, these people are, they're frauds. They lie. They lie. He did say defund the police. I have the audio. You're going to hear it in a moment from 2020. And the reason they hate ICE, the entire Democrat Party in the media is because ICE is needed now more than ever to remove the Islamists and the Marxists from our country. So they attack ice. They defunded ICE for the longest period of time. So ICE is now, ICE is now a dirty word. Apac's a dirty word. Israel's a dirty word. Zionist is a dirty word. Christian Zionist, those are dirty words. As they work hard to frame our language and the propaganda and the agit prop. Here's Abdul El Said, who said, no, I never said defund the police. Hat tip, Fox News. Cut six, go.

[Progressive Politician or Activist]

Racism is a public health issue. It is the most important social determinants of health, maybe after poverty. I believe that we do need to defund the police. Insofar as defunding the police is disinvesting in the means of incarcerating someone or killing them on the streets and investing more in the means of educating and empowering engaging communities. I want a refund on the taxpayer dollars that I pay to to police who use that to buy war material to wage war in our streets.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

Is this okay with you folks? Now they push an ideology.

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

Marxism and Islamism that are both incredibly violent have killed tens of millions of people.

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

And you'll notice at no time do our fantastic reporters confront these people. They never asked this guy, what about slavery? What about Muslims holding Christian slaves in Africa? Women and little girls? What about it? And what about the slaughter of black Christians in the continent in Africa, Nigeria and the Congo and Sudan and elsewhere by the Islamists? How come you never speak out about that? How come you never speak out about the Islamists killing Muslims in Yemen? How come you never speak out about the Islamists killing Christians? Syria, Not a word. How come you never speak up at the communist Chinese killing Uyghurs who are Muslims? Two, two and a half million of them? Concentration camps. There's your workers paradise, ladies and gentlemen. Would you trade any of these communist countries for your own? Would you change Trade anything you do in this country for doing it in one of those countries? Apart from economics, you lose all your civil liberties. Communist China has a social credit rating system for every person in the country and it is based on compliance with the communist government mandates. There's no speech or association. There's nothing. North Korea, Cuba, Nicaragua, you name it. And those people are not getting top medical care. They don't have access to the kind of food we have in this country. You're listening to these people. Many of them are young people. Many of them are first, second generation in this country. They have memorized the Communist Manifesto. They have memorized the slogans. Always put out their working class, working people always put out there. Inequality always put out there the top 1%. They speak the same way

[Mark Levin (Main Speaker)]

because it's

[Mark Levin (Co-Speaker/Commentator)]

easy to draw appeal that way.