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7/6/26 - Do Americans Even Care About Liberty Anymore? Mark Levin's Answer Will Disturb You
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He's here. Now broadcasting them from the underground command post deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker somewhere under the brick and steel of a nondescript building, We've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Lev.
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Hello, America. Mark Levin here. Our number, 8773-8138-1187-7381-3811. I'm going to make an executive decision. We're gonna get to a few other things, but even Mr. Producer is not aware of this. We're gonna do a deep dive here. And afterwards, I want to get into this Platner guy who's now accused of physically, physically abusing his ex girlfriend, raping her. We'll see what Democrats line up and now oppose him. And I want to take on Mandami and what he said in a big way. And I'm going to. But before I do that, I want to lay the foundation, now that all the, the celebration has settled down and has passed actually on the Declaration of Independence, I want to do a little bit of a deeper dive with you in my book Rediscovering Americanism. Many of you acquired that book right at the beginning of the book. I spent a lot of time on the Declaration of Independence because I call it Americanism. On chapter one, I said, I often wonder what Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, James Madison, John Adams, George Mason, Benjamin Franklin and the other founders would think about today's America. What about the earliest Boston revolutionaries, men like Sam Adams and Joseph Warren, John Hancock and Paul Revere? Of course that would be mesmerized. Of course they would be mesmerized by all the modern inventions and conveniences of everyday life. But what with the ubiquitous nature of the federal government, surely they would object to that. I think so. Do most Americans appreciate liberty, the civil society, republicanism and economic prosperity or fear their loss? Of course, if he asks someone that question about himself, he's likely to answer yes, although he might wonder about his fellow citizens grasping gratitude. But the issue is more perplexing and vital to the future of the American republic than one might initially imagine. An incalculable number of philosophers and scholars, ancient to modern, have written extensively about these topics. It is beyond my mortal competence or the physical limitations of this book to catalog or probe them all here. Though five of my six earlier books have addressed these subjects in various ways, there is great value, I'm sorry, folks, if not urgency explaining them further. I'm well aware that this book will not change the course of history, but if it can open a few eyes, it will have served its purpose. It's fitting to begin our journey with the final letter written by one of America's greatest founders, Thomas Jefferson. A letter he wrote on June 24, 1826. Excuse me, Chino. He died on July 4, 1826. Jefferson was very ill, and he wrote to Roger Whiteman from Monticello declining his invitation to participate in the 15th anniversary celebration of the Declaration of Independence. Jefferson would become two days later. Excuse me. He would be bedridden two days later and die on July 4th. The same day, his good friend John Adams passed away in great pain from numerous ailments. Now writing with his left hand, since he had earlier broken his right hand, which never healed properly, Jefferson wrote the following. This is his last letter. June 24, 1826. Respected sir, the kind invitation I received from you on the part of the citizens of the city of Washington, to be present with them at their celebration of the 50th anniversary of the American Independence, is one of the surviving signers of an instrument pregnant with our own. And the fate of the world is most flattering to myself and heightened by the honorable accompaniment proposed by the for the comfort of your journey. Of such a journey, it adds sensibly to the sufferings of sickness to be deprived by it of personal participation in the rejoicings of that day. But acquiescence is a duty under circumstances not placed among those we are permitted to control. I should indeed, with a peculiar delight, have met and exchanged their congratulations personally with a small band, the remnant of the host of worthies who joined with us on that day in the bold and doubtful election we were to make for our own country, between submission or the sword, have enjoyed with them the consolidary fact that our fellow citizens, after half a century of experience and prosperity, continue to approve the choice we made. May it be to the world what I believe it will be to some part sooner, to others later, but finally to all the signal of arousing men to burst. Let me get my glasses on here. To burst the chains under which monkish ignorance and superstition have persuaded them to bind themselves and to assume the blessings and security of self government. That form which we have submitted restores the free right to the unbounded exercise of reason and freedom of opinion. All eyes are opened, are opening to the rights of man. The general spread of the light of science is already laid open to every view the palpable truth that the mass of mankind has not been born with saddles on their backs, nor a favored few booted and spurred ready to ride them legitimately by the brace of God. These are grounds of hope for others, for ourselves. Let the annual return of this day forever refresh our recollections of these rights and an undiminished devotion to them. I will ask permission here to express the pleasure with which I should have met my ancient neighbors of the city of Washington and of its vicinities with whom I passed so many years of pleasing social intercourse, an intercourse which so much relieved the anxieties of the public cares and left impressions so deeply engraved in my affections as never to be forgotten. With my regret that ill health forbids me the gratification of acceptance. Be pleased to receive for yourself and those for whom you write the assurance of my highest respect and friendly attachments. Thomas Jefferson. His last letter. Again he took ill. He actually went unconscious two days later, and then he died on July 4th. Jefferson wished. We refresh our recollection of these rights and turn straight away to the Declaration of independence. And carefully examined its language. Its wording is crucial and purposeful, and it's linked to natural law. It's inextricable and imperative. It begins as follows. When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and assume among the powers of the earth the separate and equal station of which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them. A decent respect to the opinion of mankind, it states, further, we hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, and they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The near universal appeal of this wording and these principles among America's founders is underscored further and other important historic documents of this period. The Virginia Declaration of Rights was adopted on June 12, 1776 thereby predating the Declaration of Independence by a few weeks. It was principally drafted by George Mason, who would also play a significant role at the constitutional convention in 1787. The prominence of the Virginia Declaration is indisputable, as some of its language was in fact borrowed by Jefferson in drafting the Declaration of Independence. Moreover, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and Sam Adams used similar language in drafting further declarations of rights and constitutions for their own states. Now, I can read these and go through them, but I'm not going to. But I did go through them in the book the Virginia Declaration of Rights. How many of you know there was a Pennsylvania Declaration of Rights, August 16, 1776. There was a Massachusetts Declaration of Rights in 1780, as well as other states had declarations of rights. But the Declaration of Independence rightly stands as the formal consensus proclamation for America's independence and founding, after several iterations, five in fact was adopted by the Second Continental Congress, which had initially convened in Philadelphia on May 1776. First, the First Continental Congress actually met in May 1775 after the battles of Lexington and Concord. And then a year later, they met to call for independence. All the colonies were represented. While most of the delegates initially opposed independence, as Congress entreaties for peace were met with intensified British military aggression, it became clear that the colonies would have to choose their independence or subjugation. As you well know, they chose their independence. Now, a lot of this Declaration, the fundamentals for it, comes from John Locke. From John Locke, one of the great philosophers of all time during the Enlightenment, almost lost his life because the king got very angry at him. From where do these all important ideas come? If we wish to truly understand liberty, the Civil Society, and America's founding that is our birthright, we must examine further. Although, in short, the philosophers Jefferson rightly cites as authorities upon whom he and the nation's forefathers relied for illumination of natural law, which is the foundational principle at the core of American society. The most influential philosopher during the Revolutionary period was the indispensable English thinker John Locke, who lived from 1732 to 1704 and who, in the Second Treatise of Government in 1689, inspired countless leading American colonists and founders, including the delegates who gathered at that Second Continental Congress and drafted the Declaration of Independence. Having studied the philosophical origins of the American Revolution, Harvard University, the late Professor Bernard Bailyn found that, and he had done the most research of the pamphlets of any scholar philosopher ever found that in the pamphlet after pamphlet, the American writers cited Locke on natural rights and on the social and governmental contract. Locke wrote that man is born with God given inalienable rights, among them personal and individual liberty. He said the state of nature has a law of nature to govern it, which obliges everyone. And reason, which is that law, teaches all mankind, he will but consult it. That being all equal and independent, no one ought to harm another in life, health, liberty, or possessions. For men, being all the workmanship of one omnipotent and infinitely wise maker, all the servants of sovereign master, sent into the world by his order and about his business, they are his property, meaning God's, whose workmanship they are made to last during his, not one another's pleasure, that is, God's pleasure. And being furnished with like faculties, sharing all in one community of nature, there cannot be supposed any subordination among us that may authorize to destroy, in other words, what God creates another man or group of men can't destroy. And these are unalienable rights, part of nature and nature's law. Everyone, as he is bound to preserve himself and not to quit his station willfully, so by the like reason, when his own preservation comes not in competition, ought to be as much as he can preserve the rest of mankind, and not unless it be to do justice on an offender, take away or impair the life. In other words, if you've committed a crime or something of that sort, then your liberty is forsaken. Locke said that there is a circle of freedom surrounding each person and all people at birth. And within that circle is the absolute human right to live and live freely. This is a natural right born of natural law and the law of nature. It is divine and eternal, unalterable by mankind, unalterable by Marxists, unalterable by Islamists. Got it. Moreover, man also has the ability to reason. And it is through reason that he discovers and discerns natural law, his natural rights and their application to all of humanity. Now, I could go on, but I'm not going to. So I've written about these topics at length, the Declaration, the Constitution, and on and on. But I'm laying the foundation to take on Mondami here for you. And we're going to take a break and we're going to start that process in a moment. We'll be right back. If you missed out on Gold in 2020, if you missed the rally in 2025, it's not too late. Right now, gold is sitting about 20% off its all time high earlier this year, so. So you could buy it at a discount. The fundamentals that drove gold over $5,000 an ounce. They're still strong. It's a limited commodity. You can't just print more of it. Gold often remains your hedge in times of inflation, war and political uncertainty. So get diversified and add gold with monetary gold. For 26 years, monetary gold has helped Americans own gold and silver in a tax sheltered retirement account like an IRA or a 401K. Five stars on the Better Business Bureau and Consumer Affairs. Visit Mark loves Gold.com or call 877-now-Gold for a one on one consultation. That's 877-669-4653 plus. Get a free guide to owning gold at MarkLovesGold.com or call 877-Now Gold performance may vary. Consult your tax or. So now let me play Mandami and I will break it down after the bottom of the hour. Mandami in his address on Friday, which was a disgusting address, which they had fully exposed him and marks as Islamist. Go ahead.
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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 masked agents terrorizing our streets, eating food cooked by our undocumented neighbors before spiriting them away in unmarked Vance. 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.
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So let me break this down while we return, because it's pretty disgusting. Disgusting. If you missed out on Gold in 2020, if you missed the rally in 2025, it's not too late. Right now, gold is sitting about 20% off its all time high earlier this year, so you could buy it at a discount. The fundamentals that drove gold over $5,000 an ounce, they're still strong. It's a limited commodity. You can't just print more of it. Gold often remains your hedge in times of inflation, war and political uncertainty. So get diversified and add gold with monetary gold. For 26 years, monetary gold has helped Americans own gold and silver in a tax sheltered retirement account like an IRA or a 401K. Five stars on the Better Business Bureau and Consumer Affairs. Visit MarkLovesGold.com or call 877-Now-Gold for a one on one consultation. That's 877-669-4653 plus get a free guide to owning gold at MarkLovesGold.com or Call 87 Now Gold performance may vary. Consult your tax and financial professional defending the Red, White and Blue Join mark Levin at 877-381-3811. 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 he's 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. He was a musician and a rapper, 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. He became a New York State assembly member and then he became mayor. That's it. Basically. 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. Trillionaires while people are going hungry. We're a nation of monopolies and oligarchs, really. 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 that the Marxists spew out there. Now, one general matter for you to keep in your mind, the way the Marxist explains democracy or small R, Republicanism or Americanism is through the lens of Marxism. 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, it is 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. Now, no system can survive that, can it? And if it does, you're not going to get any quality health care and you're going to be in line for months and months and months. 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. 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, to comply with this defective ideology. So he'll never talk about any of that. Let's go through some more of this, if we may. 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. The access to conveniences, health care, entertainment 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. 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 back breaking domestic labor. Incredible, isn't it? 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? What 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. Sorry, folks. And what you keep is determined by them, by somebody who's 35 years old, who's a failed rapper and has done nothing else in his life 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. Okay, let me help. Excuse me, I'm on the radio, I guess 25 years later, people don't know that. All right, listen. 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? I do not. Do you care? Enough. They're gay.
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For the most part. Do you know where they're from? Don't care. You don't know really anything about them, do you? Those eggs that you eat, do you know where they come from?
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No. Could be a black farmer for all you know, right? Yeah. Who knows? And who cares? Nobody. How about that bread, the toast? It was baked perhaps at a warehouse with a lot of loaves of bread. Do you care who packaged that bread? Not at all. Do you care who drove the truck and delivered the bread to the restaurant? 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 pac, racial factors, ethnic factors, sex factors that create economic dislocation and things of that sort. Thanks, honey. 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. More when I return. With Donald Trump back in office, one of his biggest adversaries, top Democrat Dick Durbin of Chicago, is leading the charge to derail President Trump's agenda at every turn. And now Durbin has a new scheme, a government takeover of your credit card. Right. Right now, Americans have thousands of credit card options, all with equal strong security. But Senator Durbin's plan could result in less security. That means more risk for your credit, your identity and your financial future. Durbin's bill isn't about Helping consumers. It's a giveaway to corporate megastores, which could shift costs onto you while putting your rewards and fraud protections in jeopardy. We've seen Durbin's fail policies before. His last big banking regulation backfired, leading to higher costs and fewer benefits for American families. Tell Republican senators, stop Durbin's government takeover of your credit card before it's too late. Learn more@guardyourcard.com that's guardyourcard.com paid for by the Electronic Payments Coalition. How many of you would get heart surgery in Cuba, Nicaragua, North Korea, Communist China? How many of you, okay, how many of you would take over the United States, would get a heart surgery in Britain, Canada, Germany, and France? First of all, you'd be waiting months. Months. How many of you would do that? Almost none of you, I would think. People in Canada try and flood into the United States, and if they have money, they try and come into the United States and get surgery at John Hopkins or Cleveland Clinic, the Mayo Clinic, or so many of our wonderful hospitals. But you have access to John Hopkins, the Cleveland Clinic, the Mayo Clinic, and so forth and so on. You may not like the cost, but you don't pay for it all. If you are impoverished, the hospital pays for it and Medicaid pay for most of it, including illegal aliens. Is there another country on the face of the earth that does that? The best health care on the face of the earth? Not health care for all, meaning the lowest quality. After three months, maybe you'll get major surgery. The best health care, whether you're a trillionaire or an illegal alien, you can walk into the doors at Johns Hopkins. The Cleveland Clinic, the Mayo Clinic. You name your favorite hospital in the United States of America, and if you can't afford it, somebody else pays for it. Imagine that. Nobody leaves the United States to get health care in Canada. Nobody leaves the United States to get health care in Mexico or any of these socialist regimes, let alone these damnable communist regimes. There is no health care in North Korea. There's no health care in Cuba, despite the best efforts of Bernie Sanders to say so. But he doesn't get his health care there. So why would they want to emulate failed health care systems in socialist and or communist regimes that kill people? Why would we do that? We pay 17% of our gross domestic product on health care, and everyone says it's too much. What's more important than health care? Seriously, what's more important? Redistribution of wealth for climate change? Look at all the government does and pisses hundreds of Billions of dollars away. More when I return. 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He's here. He's here now. Broadcasting from the underground command post deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker somewhere under the brick and steel of a nondescript building, we've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Levin.
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Hello, America. Mark Levin Here, our number, 8773-8138-1187-7381-3811. I spent part of this afternoon, it was a great honor with the Hagee family and thousands and thousands of pastors and rabbis at the Christians United for Israel just outside of Washington in Maryland. And it was my great honor to give a speech, short speech, and to listen to others. I was sitting next to Pastor Hagi, who I call my pastor and coach Bruce, I call the former coach of the Alabama, the great Alabama basketball team, who is just fantastic. And Judge Altman, I realized, was at the table. I believe it was him. He was very quiet and very classy and very kind and of course, my wife, mother in law and many others. But it was a rousing time. And it was an unequivocal support for the state of Israel and a demand that we not be taking steps and selling advanced weaponry to countries that clearly, if they have it, will undermine the security of the state of Israel. And with so many friends there who understand the connection between Christianity and Judaism, the two faiths. And I've come to say where people say they come for the Saturday people first, the Jews and then the Sunday people, the Christians, I say no, no, no, no. They're coming for all of us at once. They're coming for the weekend people. The weekend people, the Jews and the Christians and by the way, everybody else who doesn't agree with them. And I talk about what's going on in our country as I've talked to you about it, how dark and grave the situation is. And I made it abundantly clear that I will never vote for and I will oppose and urge you to oppose anybody who wants higher office, who refused to condemn the woke Reich. Woke Reich. The woke Reich, which is not conservative, not constitutionalist, not republican. It is a vile group, a vile group, many of whom are neo fascist isolationists. So we're going to fight the Marxist Islamists we're going to fight the woke, right? We're going to have that movement right here behind this microphone. You and me, Levinites, all 14.5 million of you worldwide, we are going to push back and we're not going to put up with this, period. I made it clear for Republicans, we will not support Republicans who don't start to do something about what's taking place here with the revolution by immigration of migrants who openly come here for the purpose of destroying our country. We expect Congress to pass laws to prevent this. We expect Congress to pass laws to prevent countries like Qatar from spending hundreds of billions of dollars to destroy our educational system and brainwash our children. And not just in colleges and universities. You see what they're turning out, but also K through 9. Now, we expect action. We expect steps to be taken and we expect them to be taken now. No more excuses. And these guys can dodge my program all they want. I don't really give a damn. But you have power right here. You, you, you. Mr. And Mrs. America. It's time that we assert ourselves. It's time that we assert ourselves within the Republican Party. It's time that we assert ourselves against the Democrat Party and against our enemies who hate us. They tell us they hate us. Who insist that we follow Islam. Well, I'm not following Islam. Now what the hell are they going to do about it? They insist that we do. They're building these fortresses, almost 4,000 of them all over the country. Local governments, particularly in Republican areas, are letting us down. You need to check out what's going on in your township, in your county and your town and your community immediately. Immediately. Because these are being funded by foreign governments. And I expect the Republicans to take some time to have hearings to find out who's paying for what and to get to the bottom of this and use subpoenas and use depositions. That's their damn job. I don't expect it from the Democrats. They are corrupt. They are crooked. Now let's see what they do with this guy Planter who we'll get to, who's accused of raping an ex girlfriend. That's what she's accused him of. All the Democrats said they'll walk away if there's any physical involvement. Yeah, okay. The guy's wearing a Nazi tattoo. Do you think there's any physical involvement, Mr. Producer, but right here, right now, mark the day. This is where we're going to launch this movement. That moron Tucker Carlson. I'm going to start a third party. Go ahead, you freak. Fool and phony. He's irrelevant.
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His days are over. Everybody knows he's a head case. He's a nut job. Nobody gives a damn about him anymore. Thank me very much. It's been exposed. It's not pretty. Now we got bigger fish to fry. Now the whole woke right movement, him and all the rest of them, plus the Islamist Marxist movement. Plus we need to fire up the Republican base and the conservative movement and we need to take our country back right now. We've led efforts here with the Tea Party, with the convention of States, And yes, with Donald Trump. After the 2016 primary, we played a pivotal role. Constitutional conservatives, millions of us all over the country, we were the Tea Party and we still are. I know it and you know it. Mr. And Mrs. America. It doesn't much matter what the podcasters think and other hosts think. They are irrelevant. We've got 25 years together. We know exactly what's going on. We'll be right back. Consumer Reports just did a massive survey of all the wireless brands in America. Only one company received five out of five stars in every single category. And it should be a surprise that the honor goes to Pure Talk coverage. 5 stars support, 5 stars value, 5 stars data, 5 stars need one more reason right now, through the end of July, PureTalk is matching donations dollar for dollar until they hit a quarter of a million dollars. For America's warrior partnership that is on the front lines of supporting our veterans. Go to PureTalk.com Levin Switch to the only wireless company awarded 5 stars in every single category by Consumer Reports. That's Pure Talk. No service contract, no cancellation fees. Just phenomenal US customer service on the 5G network that powers America. Again, that's PureTalk.com Levin make the switch to PureTalk, a wireless company that actually lives up to your expectations. Let's ask some more questions in light of Mandami's comments. Those of you who work on assembly lines, would you rather work on an assembly line in the United States or Russia?
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Would you rather work on assembly line in the United States or Communist China? I'm just curious. Those of you who are in the middle class everybody claims to be, if you had a choice of hospital beds, would you pick a hospital bed in America or in Britain? America or Toronto? America? Or even in Paris these days? How about Berlin? You'd pick America? We have more medical options, more medical technologies and devices, more expertise, more cutting edge. What about your prescriptions? Maybe some of you take a lot of medicines for various ailments. Wanted that that one overlaps another. Where do you think most medicines are actually available before we even get the pricing? You think they're more available in the UK or America? You think they're more available in Canada or America? You think the more available in Cuba or America, in Russia or America, in Communist China or America? It's America, hands down. And they attacked the pharmaceutical. Well, they're pushing these drugs on it, so don't buy them, so don't use them. But they save enormous numbers of lives and improve the quality of life for so many people, including me with severe heart disease. Thank God for our pharmaceutical companies. Bernie Sanders hasn't made anything. Shut up. Shut. I'm tired of these leftist ideologues using slogans instead of substance. I'm tired of them applying their Marxist goals on top of our republic, our little R. Republican goal. How many of you folks own little businesses, think you could own. You could open little businesses in Cuba, in Nicaragua, in China, in North Korea? Pick any one of them. How many of you have little businesses, think they'll survive in socialist economies like Britain, like Germany, in France and Canada? If you're having trouble surviving in New York already, that's because New York is as close to socialism as we have in this country. But if you're in Florida and you're really experiencing freedom, economic freedom and human freedom, that's where the entrepreneurial activity is taking place. Places like that, places like Tennessee, places like Texas with low taxes, no income taxes. Used to be California. But California is a hellhole, a bureaucracy, red tape, massive taxation. And that's why it's not developing anything new, certainly not the extent that it used to. So nobody wants to switch places with a communist regime or a socialist economic regime. Nobody. So why do we embrace it? And this. I haven't even gotten to the lost civil liberties yet. They love to talk about oligarchs. Oh, the oligarchs. Where do the oligarchs exist today, hmm? In communist regimes and Islamist regimes. That's where the oligarchs are throughout the Middle East. Every single Arab country in the Middle east is run by an oligarchy, Either a monarch or some other form of dictator. Military dictator and inbreds.
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Right?
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Every single one of them. You look at the communist system, those are oligarchs. They're oligarchs. They live like kings. And they depend who lives, who dies, who has a job, who doesn't have a job. They have a whole social credit system in order to monitor if you're compliant or not. There are no civil liberties in China. There are no civil liberties in North Korea. There are no civil liberties in Nicaragua. There's no civil liberties in Cuba. There's no civil liberties in any of these societies. Look at New York City. Ask Orthodox Jews with the clothing that some wear and their beards and their. And their hats and their jackets. Ask them how civil liberties going. Civil liberties. Why do you think they want to destroy the cops? We got to get rid of the cops and ice. Why? They protect us. Exactly. And they want to replace them with their own. Their own. Their own system, their own Praetorian Guard, if you will. That's what they want to do. That's what they always do. We're going to try and get Mondami on. He's not going to. Come on. I want to debate him. I don't need to debate crackpots and wackos and so forth who are looking for eyes and hits and clicks and all the rest of that crap. I'm not going to play that game. These are lesser lights and they don't mean anything to me. But let's go. Let's do this. I'm happy to compare the United States of America, our middle class, our success, our civil liberties to any one of these communist socialist regimes. Let's do it. We can prepare. Compare anything. Health care. Let's do it. Access to food. Let's do it. Access to potential good jobs. Let's do it. We win on every front. It's time we understand our country. We understand our. Our societal system, that we understand our economic system and defend it. Defend it. Not in the abstract. Compare it to what it is they're pushing. They just want you to listen to the rhetoric and the propaganda. Free things. Affordability. Hey, hey, Mandami. Come down to the real world. Let's take a look at how your system works. Let's look at the misery. Let's look at the death toll. Let's look at the empty shelves and the long lines. Let's look at the lack of health care in these regimes. Let's do it. We don't want to hear your bumper sticker crap. I'll be right back. Consumer Reports just did a massive survey of all the wireless brands in America. Only one company received five out of five stars in every single category. And it shouldn't be a surprise that the honor goes to pure talk coverage. 5 stars support. 5 stars value. 5 stars data. 5 stars. Need one more reason. Right now, through the end of July, PureTalk is matching donations dollar for dollar until they hit a quarter of a million dollars for America's Warrior partnership that is on the front lines of supporting our veterans. Go to PureTalk.com Levin Switch to the only wireless company awarded 5 stars in every single category by Consumer Reports. That's Pure Talk. No service contract, no cancellation fees. Just phenomenal US customer service on the 5G network that powers America. Again, that's PureTalk.com Levin make the switch to Pure Talk, a wireless company that actually lives up to your expectations.
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When Mark Levin was a kid, his teachers didn't like his snide sense of humor. Today, they still don't like it. Call Mark levin now at 877-381-3811.
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My teachers love me and so do my professors because I engaged. We had lots of discussions and debates. Me from my conservative perspective, which they weren't used to. Today, of course, they, you know, they chase you down the street and try and hang it from a telephone pole. Academic freedom today is not academic freedom at all. Go on to what's going on in Maine here. This is from Politico. Exclusive. Woman who dated Graham Platner says he sexually assaulted her. She's accusing him of rape. The main Democrat denied the allegation, said any accusation of non consensual behavior is categorically untrue. Now if we put the measure of the Gillibrands and the rest that guy, what's his name? White House or whatever the hell that fool's name is. Sheldon White. How all those people even who else? Schumer. All of them. If we apply that, then Platinum is guilty, right? A woman who dated Maine U.S. senate candidate Graham Platner says he forced her to have sex with him nearly five years ago despite her repeated objections. An allegation Platner denies. The woman, a 41 year old Maine resident named Jenny Rasicot, by the way, she's a liberal Democrat, detailed the alleged incident to Politico in three interviews over the past two weeks. Politico also spoke with a man she dated and confided in the years after the incident and reviewed documents including emails between Racicot and her therapist and messages between Racicot and an acquaintance whom she warned against getting involved with Platner years before he ran for office. Racicot said she had an on and off relationship with Platner, but he had that with a lot of women who is now the Democratic Senate nominee in Maine for more than two years before he entered her rural main home uninvited one night in late 2021, deeply intoxicated and forced himself on her while she repeatedly told him to stop. She said she cut off contact with him after telling him the encounter was not consensual. She said, I remember him grabbing my pelvis and being really forceful with me. I remember the specific moment where I thought to myself, this is no longer my choice. Platner denied the allegations. He's denied everything. Like that tattoo of the Nazi, Nazi camp guards on his chest. I had no idea it was Nazis. It was camp guard, you know, I thought it was, you know, a box of tricks. What do I know? These allegations, Platner said, are troubling, serious and false. Any accusation of non consensual behavior is categorically untrue. Racicot previously described reckless and unsettling behavior by Platner to the New York Times, but said she didn't go public with the specific assault claim because she didn't want to be known as a rape victim. Rasicott said she later felt compelled to go public about her experience because the reaction to the Times story was dominated by controversy about another woman, Lindsay Fifield, who alleged Platner mistreated her and faced attacks because of her ties to the Republican Party. Politico contacted Fifield. She stood by the allegations she made to the Times and declined to comment further. My part of the story was just a read over, racicot said in an interview. And the story was Lindsey, the accusations of her politically motivated. See, what she's saying is she put the breadcrumbs out there. But the New York Times didn't take. Of course not. They're busy defending Hamas. Racikat said she was torn over coming forward, in part because she agrees with Platner politically. One of the reasons I didn't come forward sooner was the huge moral conflict that I had between supporting his politics but not supporting him as a person. I just want the truth out there. I just want people to have a whole scope of who he is as a person. Well, he's a scumbag. That's who he is as a person. We've got the whole scope. You know, we'd love to get Bernie Sanders on here to respond. That'll never happen, Ro. Con man Kahana, or whatever the hell his name is, he's out there. He's been kissing this guy's ass for a long time now. All of them, all of them are disgusting. These allegations are very serious and Graham vigorously denies them. They also, they are also coached and coordinated by out of state establishment operatives. What is this? For a year, opponents of this campaign have thrown everything they can at Graham. No, they've just exposed him, calling him a Nazi. He was a war criminal. He attacked his own other men who were injured in the time of war. And a Communist. Well, he is that. None of it has been true. And there is no death. This is no different. Actually, it's very different. A woman has come forward and said she was raped. They just said, move on. Move on. Don't pay any attention, world. No, no. They got to have a Senate majority. That's it. That's all that matters to the whole world. Platner, an oysterman? He's not an oyster man. The parents bought him an oyster farm. And I said before not to offend. The hell is an oyster farm? The oysters are in the shells. Right, Mr. Medusa? Okay, so other than making sure the water's right or whatever that. What are you doing with the oysters? I don't understand. Well, you've got to. You've got to really treat them well. And how do you do that? I don't know. I don't know. There's a bunch of shells in the pond. I don't know. Hey, I'm an oyster farmer. Oyster farmer. I'm an oyster farmer. Okay, great. I hate oysters. No offense. I've always wondered, who's the first guy to eat an oyster? What kind of a moron was that? Crack it open and swallow. You spit those things out. You don't swallow them. Nonetheless, not my type. I don't remember. In our neighborhood, around Philadelphia, I don't remember a big dry drive for oysters. But here we go. Let's see. Platner and Oysterman, a political newcomer when he launched his Senate campaign last August, easily won the Democrat primary last month because the Democrats are so brilliant to face Susan Collins, who I've endorsed. Yes, I did. You have to choose between a Nazi Communist and Susan Collins? Really? It's not that hard. In one of the nation's most highly watched Senate races, his remarkable rise has been tainted by controversies, including offensive online comments. Oh, I forgot about those. And allegations of past mistreatment of women. He has not previously been accused of sexual assault. Now, he liked to pleasure himself in the public bathrooms. What else did he says? Sick bastard. This guy is sick. No wonder Bernie Sanders endorses him. What a sick. I wouldn't want this guy as a waiter at a restaurant. Would you, Mr. Medusa? Oh, my God.
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Whoo.
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Now, he's linked some of his behavior to mental health struggles, alcohol abuse. Okay, so what he wants to be a senator. It's not an excuse. Racicot told Politico she connected with Platner on the dating app Bumble in 2019 and had consensual relations with him prior to the night. He allegedly assaulted her that night in late 2021, she said she had exchanged text messages with him and told him not to come over, saying she wasn't in the mood for company, especially his. Later that evening, she said she realized when she heard a sound on the stairs that he had let himself into her house, which was unlocked. That's kind of freaky. Maybe you should try locking your door. Platner came up the stairs, Racicot said, to where she was on the counts. He got on top of her, kept grabbing her, she said, while she repeatedly told him to stop and that she wasn't interested. Racicot said she smelled alcohol on his breath, believed he was almost black out drunk. Because Platner ignored her protests, continued to grab her after knocking over an antique sewing kit, spilling many needles everywhere. What do you think, Gillibrand? All the Democrats are huddling tonight. Did you know that? Mr. Huddling in the Senate. What do we do, Chuck? Chuck, what should we do? I don't know. Ask Bernie. He got us into this pickle. Jill o', Brien, what should I do? I'm the. I'm the defender of women here. I. I don't know what to do. I. What do we do with this? I'm just not. Let's ask Chris Murphy. He is a no morals, big mouth. He goes on tv, he'll say anything.
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Wow.
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So they're all huddled, the Democrats. What are we going to do? We want to hold on a chance to get a majority. We want power, power and more power. And look at this. I don't care that he was a Nazi and he's a commie. That's one of us. I don't care that he did stuff in the bathroom. I don't care about his texting and his abuse of the other women. And then we all worked it out. We sent Roy con man up there. He did a hell of a job. He was on the Constipated News Network. He was on Ms. Later. He was. And yeah, we got it all. And then this woman comes through and accuses him of rape. Ruins the whole thing. They don't give a damn about the woman. You see, they could care less about the woman, just like with Illegal Immigrant. They could care less about the women being raped on the border, the babies being sold, the kids being sold into Pornography, they could care less. They never once raised their voice about any of that. Not once. Crime in the streets. So they go after the cops, throw out the bums who are here, who are criminals. So they go after ice. They don't mind Platner at all. They don't mind that he's accused of rape. We've got illegal aliens in this country accused of rape. And these so called sanctuary cities and states won't even turn them over to the federal government to kick their asses out of our country. So this isn't, this isn't a standard that they care about. I'll be right back.
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Mud Blubbin.
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Consumer Reports just did a massive survey of all the wireless brands in America. Only one company received five out of five stars in every single category. And it should be a surprise that the honor goes to pure talk coverage. 5 stars support, 5 stars value, 5 stars data. 5 stars. Need one more reason right now. Through the end of July, PureTalk is matching donations dollar for dollar until they hit a quarter of a million dollars. For America's Warrior partnership that is on the front lines of supporting our veterans, go to PureTalk.com Levin Switch to the only wireless company awarded five stars in every single category by Consumer Reports. That's Pure Talk. No service contract, no cancellation fees. Just phenomenal US customer service on the 5G network that powers America. Again, that's PureTalk.com Levin, make the switch to Pure Talk, a wireless company that actually lives up to your expectations. Oh, there's more. Got another Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs candidate running in Texas. Real freakazoid. And yet these candidates are popular among the Democrats because the Democrat Party has changed. It's filled with all kinds of freaks, frauds and phonies. And it attracts freak, frauds and phonies as well as Marxists and Islamists. It's a big tent, you understand. They tend to the mentally deranged. We'll be right back with the Power Hour. As America celebrates 250 years of independence, we're reminded that freedom is a blessing and a responsibility. America and Israel share a unique bond of friendship rooted in faith, freedom, democracy, and the belief that every person is created with dignity and purpose. Today, that friendship matters more than ever. At this very hour, the people of Israel face ongoing deadly attacks from all sides. Jewish families live in fear and constant uncertainty. Yet through the international fellowship of Christians and Jews, Christians across America now have an opportunity to stand strong on behalf of our Jewish brothers and sisters. To commemorate this historic moment and show your support for the enduring friendship between America and Israel. You can request your free US Israel flag pin today from the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. It's a simple reminder of the two nations united by shared values and of your commitment to stand with Israel. Visit levin for the fellowship.org that's L E V I N for the fellowship.org to request your US Israel flag pin today. That's Levin for the fellowship.org L E V I N for the Fellowship.org he's here.
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He's here now. Broadcasting them from the underground command post deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker somewhere under the brick and steel of a nondescript building, we've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Len.
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Welcome back, America. Here we be, here we at Graham Platner in his own words today. Cut 10. Go.
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I wanted to direct the address. The troubling, serious and false allegations against me. Any accusation of non consensual behavior is categorically false. Over the last 10 months, I have been deeply humbled by the faith Mainers have put in me. You have welcomed me into your homes, into your places of work, into your restaurants, into your houses of worship. You have shown that a different kind of politics, one that puts the interests of people over corporations, is not just possible, but is inevitable. This movement we have built the largest volunteer base in the history of Maine politics. The hundreds of thousands of grassroots donors and the supporters across the ideological spectrum. We were united in a love of Maine, a belief that our politics must change, and a focus on. On defeating Susan Collins.
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So regardless, Susan Collins is such a. Such a threat to Mainers. Oh, she's unbelievable.
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Threat.
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Politics must change. Yes, to we Stalinist communists. Excuse me, oyster farmers, by the way. Do oysters crap, Mr. Producer? I don't know. I mean, they just look like, you know, jellyfish. I don't know.
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Go ahead, See the reporting. But mindful the political reality it will inflict, we are taking the time to reflect on the best path forward for the state that I love, the people that I love, the movement I belong to.
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But the love has to be consensual. That's the point there, Brutus. You understand? Why should anybody doubt you? You've been so forthcoming about so much in your life. Poor fella. Everybody's against you. Look at that. No, settle down. Everybody's against him. That's right. He grew up in a very poor life where his family bought him a home and then bought him an oyster farm. It's okay. Please don't call me if you own an oyster farm. I know you're hard working at whatever it is that you do. I'm all for it, trust me. But nonetheless, I mean, Go ahead.
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Those were the goals when we launched this campaign, and they remain my goals. Today, on June 9, 154,058 manors, the most in primary history.
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What does this have to do with the allegations that you raped this woman? Hmm? I wonder if you would have won that primary had the governor stayed in after this information came out. What do you think about that? What do you think about that, Graham, if that is your name. Just a little oyster farmer having his way with as many women as possible. Guys, a pig. I'm just being honest. A pig and a drunk. He was a drunk. Of course the military did it to him. And I'm sure the people in the military are sick and tired of being talked about this way because the military didn't do anything to him. He did it to himself. Go ahead.
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Broken politics. Beholden to Washington.
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Broken politics. Look in the mirror, you thug. Broken politics. You lied your way into the Democrat nomination. You lied and cheated and spun into the Democrat nomination. Now you're going to lecture the whole country on broken politics? Is that how this works? You got no shame. You're a scumbag. And that's not just you. Your buddy Mondami is a scumbag, too. All you guys are the broken system. We're here to fix it, here to kill it. But something's not right when a scuzz bag like you can be the nominee of the Democrat party with a Nazi tattoo on his chest. I didn't know. And other disgusting things. We have kids listening. I'm not going to go into detail, but this guy's a. He's a sleazeball. I mean, he is a sleazeball. Sleazy as they get. And the fact that women Democrat senators even tonight have kept their mouth shut and haven't said anything while they came up with these phony allegations against Kavanaugh is sick. Where's. What's her name? Kamala Harris. Today she's probably very busy huddling with Hamas. I very much want your vote. Let's. You hate Edel Shreya? Yes. You hate Netel Naqiu? Yes. You like Piers Morgan? Yes. I think we can help you. Yes. Talk to our friends at care. They do what we tell them to do. Oh, care. Yes. The head of care. Ne Wad Awad. The blank wad. Yeah, that guy. That him? Oh, yes, yes, he's our contact. He will be excellent. Go ahead.
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They voted for Hope for Change to take back our economy.
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He voted for open chain. This guy is a walking slogan. To open. You're accused of rape. Is this the best you can do? The Mainers out there, we're changing the system. The Mainers and me, we're changing the system. Yes, the system's broken. The autocrats and the. And the monopolists and the trillionaires. Yeah, look at them. They're behind all the trees. They're out to get us. Yes, yes, yes. Look at us. Go ahead.
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Take back our power and to take back our Senate.
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Take back what power, you pig? What are you talking about? Take back our power? Take back what power? What is he talking about? Government's not big enough. The bureaucracy. How does Marxism enable the people to take back their power when you have absolutely no say under Marxism? None. Zero. How do you take back your power? What are these low IQ morons even talking about? We want to take back our power. I've had you pull up your pants and shut your mouth, you jackass. Go ahead.
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Throughout it all, you never turned your back on me, and I will not turn my back on you now. Every one of you deserves to see that vision come to fruition.
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Yeah, the vision we have isn't very pretty. Turning backs or not turning backs or whatever. Go ahead.
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Susan Collins defeated. And we will use every tool at our disposal.
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Oh, I bet you will. We gotta get that. Susan Collins. I mean, we all know who Susan Collins is. Is she that dangerous, Mr. Medusa? Is it not ridiculous? She's a liberal Republican. Unfortunately, that's all that can get elected with the Mainers up there. The Mainers. I do enjoy when we go. I've only been there once, actually, with my family, Kennebunkport. I do very much enjoy the. The fried fish. The fried fish. The. The cod in particular, and the. And the shrimp is just a. Unbelievable. It's a beautiful state. Beautiful. Go ahead. Except in the winter. Who the hell wants to live there in the winter? Would you want to live there in the winter, Mr. Medusa, and I say this with the deepest affection. I don't want to live in the house in Virginia in the winter. You know, you reach an age where, you know, we're not doing angels in the snow anymore. We're not doing snowmen. It's a pain in the ass. You're looking at. Oh, my God, it's snowing. I can't get out of my driveway. That's how we look at it. When we hit a certain age, you know, I got a routine. I want to do my routine. And it's snowing. The streets aren't plowed. They're never plowed around here. The streets aren't plowed. What am I doing here? I should be in Florida. That's how you think when you reach my. You know it's not. Oh, we can go outside and sled. No, we can't. We can do snow Angel. No, I won't. No, I won't. And by the way, there's so many dogs around here, the snow is yellow all over the place. Do you have that problem, Mr. Producer? And Yellow snow all over the place. I'll be right back.
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Mud Lavin.
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Yay. What Say what Now listen, listen, aoc. We've got to make it sound like it's. It's attractive. We understand it's a communist iron fisted North Korean style system, but nobody will support that. So we need people to be dim witted like you, aoc. And use Democratic Socialists of America. But we hate America. Oh, she dumb. It's not meant to convey anything truthful. Don't you understand? Democratic Socialists of America. Yes. You understand? Not really. Anyway, here's the montage. Cut 5. Go look at this rooms mother. We ain't going anywhere.
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No.
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You know who that is? That's Talib. Just another pretty face, wouldn't you say, Mr. Producer? Go ahead. Always continue to agitate. But we have and we will continue to globalize. The interfather. Oh, they're gonna global. That was Omar, I think, how we globalize kicking your ass out of our country. You know, in this country, Omar, you don't marry your brother. We're down with that. Or is it up with it? Well, we're fed up with it. Let me put it that way. You don't marry your brother. We call that a pervert. And let's globalize you and kick your ass out of our country. Go ahead. To neutralize the institutions of power in the West. That part of me, I'm a part of the BDS movement.
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Hamas.
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Now we're in Congress and we're every corner of the United States Congress. Can you imagine sharing public bathrooms with these people, Mr. I can't. No. Go ahead.
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Into tangible, strategic targets that have to respond to us.
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Say what? Say what? Tangible, tangible, strategic targets that have to respond to us. I feel like they just came out of freshman college. They graduated their freshman year of college. They took a philosophy course from some fat slob communist who's busy shoving a cheeseburger in his face. And he's. And he stains his white T shirt as he's sitting there, unshaven and unshowered. Big slob. And they read a couple of essays and they memorize some slogans and then they're out there spewing. I feel like we're surrounded by really stupid college students. I'm being honest with you. I'm being honest with you. Go ahead. Social power. To transform it and overthrow bringing the fight back home. We have to destroy the idea of America. We have to destroy the idea of America. These are sick bastards. And if they're not citizens, we must deport them. And if they've been naturalized, we must denaturalize them. And this is why I'm so hostile toward the bureaucracy and the Republicans right now. Get them the hell out of my country. I don't want them here. Neither do you. They're building these fortresses they call mosques. Have you seen them go online? They're not like churches or synagogues or average mosques. These are massive fortresses and facilities with big security guards who haven't shaved in like a Year. And I'm talking about the women, not just the men. You know what I mean, Rich? So then we have these anti Israel activists who are also Democrats and they're in Canada and England, all over the place. And we had tip Canary Mission. Very good site cut six, go. This is what we think of your American flag is where they're burned to
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chore
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death to America.
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Why would you say death to America? You're in America.
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Get out of my country, you puke. Get the hell out of here. All you bastards who hate our country, get lost. You're not required to stay here. You came here to destroy it and elect Democrats. Same thing. Same thing. The end of America if we don't fix this America. And I'm not joking now. Here's video. Here's Bernie Sanders in a video message last week. We're on the verge of a political revolution as he backs this rapist. I don't see any public comment from Bernie Sanders yet, do you, Rich? They're all huddled. What are we going to do here? What are we going to do? We don't know what to do. We got to have power. We own a majority. What are we going to do here? Like mobsters sitting around. Except mobsters have morals and standards. These people have none. What are we gonna do here? Got this guy platinum. Then we got the, you know, we got the jihadi running in Michigan and we got. We got all this going on here. But it's okay. We're a big tent. We're a big tent. We accept rapists and Nazis, Communists. Oh, yeah, yeah. Islamists especially. We like Islamists or a big tent here. We all hate America. We hate Jews. We hate Israel. We hate Christian Zionists. We really hate them. See if we can bring Tucker into our big tent here. See if we can get him in the tent. Nah, not really. We don't like Tucker. He's a little bit of a. He's just a punk. But we can bring in, you know, all kinds of people. A big tent, big 10. Go ahead.
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When I look at a billionaire's tax qualified for the ballot in California, which
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is, you know, we're gonna hold him until after the break. I gotta deal with this guy. I gotta deal with this rotten old Stalinist who gets away with murder. This guy gets away with his one liners. He's got no substance whatsoever. He's treated like he's Santa Claus. They bring him on these cable shows. They let him go on and on and on. It's not funny anymore. It never was. Let me Deal with him. We'll be right back. One thing I love about summer is how easy everything feels. The days are more relaxed. I find myself reaching for the same comfortable go anywhere pieces again and again. So that's why I keep coming back to Quince. They focus on well made essentials that naturally become everyday staples you can actually live in all season long. Quince's 100% European linen pants and shirts. They're breathable, easy to throw on and the summer upgrade your rotation needs starting at just $34. Their tees are soft enough to live in all day and lightweight cotton sweaters are perfect when nights cool down. Everything is priced 50 to 80% less than similar brands because they work directly with ethical factories and cut out the middleman. I have personally found their cashmere dress shirt fit effortlessly in my routine. So make your summer wardrobe easier. Go to quince.comlavin that's quince.com Levin for free shipping on your order and 365 day returns. Did you hear that? 365 day returns now available in Canada too. That's Q U I N C E. Quince.com/l E V I N. Levin. Try it. You're gonna love this.
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Mark Levin, the voice liberals fear most. And you can call Mark at 877-381-3811.
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Well, let's go back to B.S. aka Bernie Sanders. A Stalinist, was always a Stalinist. In a video message last week, I think we give them on the run right now, the authoritarians and the billionaires and the go ahead, cut seven, go.
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When I look at a billionaire's tax qualifying for the ballot in California, which is no easy task, when I look at worker organizing campaigns sprouting up and succeeding across the country, when I look at public support for trade unions at an all time high, I believe that it may just be possible that this country is on the verge of the political revolution we have fought for for such a long time.
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What have you fought for? What political revolution? Unions? Actually, that's a battle that's been fought for about 120 years. So I'm not sure what you're talking about there. And a billionaire's tax, that's part of your political revolution? Seizing somebody's private property? Folks, let me ask you a question seriously. Forget about government. Let's say there's a guy that creates all this wealth, all these jobs, all these businesses, you know, really a vital part of so many communities. You see skyscrapers go up. Who do you think is building them? The middle class? You See all kinds of construction related to those skyscraper scrapers going up. Whether it's plumbing, whether it's, whether it's the walls, whether it's the cement, whatever it is. There's so many things, I'm not a builder, I can't think of them all the enterprise that's created. Everybody can't earn $12 an hour and create all this wealth. It's not possible. Or create the medical technologies that we need and so forth and so on. Why do you keep harassing them? Why do you keep brutalizing them? Why do you keep attacking them? Other countries don't attack their billionaires. They want more of them. Somebody's a billionaire. They're not taking money from anybody. They're not stealing anything from anybody. That's government. They're not, they're not doing any of that. They've come up with a product or a service or they've, they've organized in a way that hasn't been done before, that people want. Nobody separates you from your money with a gun at your head. Nobody forces you to buy an iPhone. Nobody forces you to buy next year's automobile. Nobody forces you to buy the latest refrigerant. I mean, I can go on and on and on. Right? But you're glad those options exist if you have the money or you save the money, even make a down payment on it or something like that. That's what's so great about this country. But then to have these thugs come in. Bernie Sanders has never run a damn thing except his mouth. None of these people are accomplished. None of them.
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Zero.
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Mao wasn't accomplished either. He's a teacher. Lennon wasn't accomplished either. Revolutionary Professor Castro wasn't accomplished either. 29 year old failed lawyer. Who else? Who else is left? I can go after it. Look at, look at. What is it? UN North Korea. Inherits the country from his father? Inherited from his grandfather. People that. They're nothing. Zero. Stupid. Go ahead.
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Now, I do not have a crystal ball to tell you what will happen next. But last night and the last several months have given me hope and optimism and I hope it does the same.
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Hope and optimism for what? Try not to use a slogan. For once in your damnable, useless life, get very substantive and specific. And when you say Medicare for all, exactly what do you mean? Who's going to pay for it? Who's going to work under Medicare? Are doctors going to be forced to work under Medicare? Well, they're not going to do it. Are nurses going to be forced? You're going to Nationalize all the hospitals. Oh, that'll be beautiful. It'll work just swimmingly. The government has so much on its plate. Blows so much money. There's so much fraud. They give so much money to these Democrats in their front groups. Oh, it'll be managed like nothing we've ever seen before. It's going to be fantastic. Listen, if that work, North Korea would be the wealthiest place on the face of the earth. It doesn't work. How many more examples do we need of human subsistence, impoverishment, tyranny? Oh, yeah, you're going to lose your constitution to boot. Socialism isn't supported by the Constitution. Private property rights are. Yep, yep, that's Bernie Sanders. Let's see, what else do we have? What else? It's just disgusting. We have too much so. So Josh Shapiro wakes up the Governor of Pennsylvania. He's been giving aid and comfort to the Islamists. Millions and millions of tax dollars in Pennsylvania. He's been playing footsie with the Islamists and the Marxists because he knows that's where the party's head. And so suddenly, yesterday, an epiphany. Wait a minute. I think they're attacking me. Say what, Joe? Yes, I forgot I'm Jewish. I think they're attacking me, too. I think they are. I'm gonna make a stand. We're gonna have to have a real battle in the Democrat. It just occurs to this guy who's given the one of the most hideous Islamist groups $5 million for their facility. For their facility he's tried to make nice. But you see, they're never going to accept him. He's a Jew and he's an American Jew. The worst kind. Yes. We're never going to accept him.
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No.
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We don't believe in coexistence. We don't believe in diversity. We don't believe in unity, assimilation. We believe in. If they're forced to assimilate into our faith, this is what they say. You either become Muslim or you're dead. You're out. Excuse me, I don't want. Doesn't matter. I'm gonna spend some time on this tomorrow, too. What it is exactly they want and what it is they exactly they say. Maybe Mr. Reduce, we start pulling more clips together. Sorry to burn you with it. They're all out there, but I don't think it'll be too bad in terms of time, Mr. Producer, I think. Have you eaten yet, Rich? You have. You feeling okay? You're a little quiet tonight. What's that? Had some oysters? No, he doesn't eat oysters anyways. Good Italian boy from New York. Do you eat oysters? Seriously? God, no. I don't want to look at him. Hey, but I'm an oyster farmer. Oh, I'd rather be a clam farmer. You know what I mean? I don't eat those either, but a lot of people like them. I can understand that. I don't know what a clam farmer does either. What does a clam farmer do? Does anybody know if you're a clam farmer? Would you call in, please? I'm a clam farmer. Well, actually, not to be from Maine to be a clam farmer. You can be from anywhere on the east coast, I suppose. I've never heard of these clam farmers. Oyster farmers, I mean. What, they have snail farmers too for escargot, maybe? Or do they go outside and pick them off the wall? I won't eat anything you got to pick off a wall. I won't eat insects. I won't eat anything that eats insects. What do you think of that? There are certain creatures out there that don't get along with my stomach, and I'm serious about it. There's also certain creatures out there that disgust me and I want nothing to like snakes. You like snakes, Rich? I hate them. Spiders. You know, in Florida they have spiders like Australia. I'm in our house once by myself, thank God. It's the middle of night. I decide to turn on the light. You know, I'm heading over to the restroom, and you know what's on the wall? A spider that's about 6 inches around. I said, holy crap. Something like that. So I got my sneaker and I said, mark, don't miss. Now, for God's sakes, this is. This is like a science fiction, this thing. It's like three, four in the morning. So I go in the bathroom, I lift up my sneaker, and the thing is so fast, it took off. Well, oh, now what the hell am I going to do? I can't possibly sleep soundly, which I never do anyway. I can't sleep, slap. Knowing that gargantuan spiders roaming around in my house. And by the way, they're like rodents. They're so big, they're furry.
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It's sick.
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You look at the big choppers in its face. I don't know why I'm getting into this, but if I have to deal with it, you might as well deal with it too. I ever tell you that time I came into this house in Virginia and there was a. A cobra. Remember? I told. Didn't I tell you that? Oh, my God, do I hate snakes and spiders. Look, for me, nature's outside. I'm inside. People go hunting. Not me. They sit in a tree for all day long, eight hours a day. Looking for a deer, like, that's really hard. Let me shoot the deer. That damn thing sits like it's, like, it's like a dog. I'm going, what are you shooting the deer for? Don't hunters just calm down? I'm telling a story. So seriously, that was a tough one. But the mosquitoes are all over you and all. You're sweating like a dog. Who does this? And in Florida, they're hunting these wild boar. These things are dangerous and you better hit it when you shoot at it or I'll bite your head off. We'll be right back.
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Mud Lovin.
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What would you do if your online store converted 36% more shoppers? You could take 36% more vacation.
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Another pina colada.
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Look. Iran is a nation of about 90 million. About 80% of them hate this regime and would like to see it gone. But you still have, you know, quite a few million, a minority that they can bring to the streets. And what do they shout in the streets? I don't know if you heard this, Brian. They were shouting, death to Trump. Death to me, of course, but death to Trump. We have to kill Trump. Death to America. This is, what is the face of this minority that has taken over, hijacked this talented people, the Iranian people, the people who fight for freedom have been massacred on the streets for freedom. So I think that if the Iranian people were given a chance, they'd throw these bums out.
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Amen to that. Amen to that. Amen to that. We salute our armed forces, police officers, firefighters, emergency personnel, our truckers, ice, the people in Ukraine, the people in Israel, the people in Iran, and you, the American people, you Levinites out there. God bless each and every one of you. I'll see you tomorrow. Have a good night.