Mark Levin Podcast

00:00 You know, folks, Americans rely on credit cards for secure payments and seamless transactions. But consumers stand to lose it all with the Durbin Marshall credit card mandate bill. Big government mandates favor corporate megastores and allow them to choose how your credit card is processed. They might end up using untested payment networks that could jeopardize your data security and rewards. Tell Congress to guard your card, because Americans lose when politicians choose. Visit guardyourcard.com to learn more. That's guardyourcard.com, paid for by the Electronic Payments Coalition. 00:32 He's here. He's here. 00:34 Now broadcasting from the underground command post, deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker, somewhere under the brick and steel of a nondescript building, we've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Levin. 01:27 Thank you. 02:04 Hello, America. Mark Levin here. Our number, 877-381-3811, 877-381-3811. We got a couple of races going, so I want to really focus in like a laser on some of these candidates that are running and some of the things they've said. So while people are in their vehicles heading to the voting place, I hope conservatives mostly, you'll know what we're dealing with here. 02:31 I do want to get into Iran a little bit later as well, as well as some of the other issues out there. But this Abdul El Saeed, who is running for the Democrat nomination, some people say he'll get it. I don't know if he will or not, and I'm not here to tip the scales. 02:46 But he is a very, very sick person. 02:49 He's full of hate and evil, and he hates this country. 02:55 And he's also one of the biggest hypocrites around, as is his wife. Medicare for all, but his wife doesn't take Medicare. She doesn't take Medicaid. She doesn't take private insurance. It's cash. That's it. 03:09 Think about that. 03:10 He keeps going around being called doctor. He's not a doctor. He's a phony and a fraud. 03:17 And then he says he's not part of the DSA. Of course, he's not part of the DSA. Well, whether he is or not, he's a commie, he's a jihadi, he's an Islamist. 03:28 And can you imagine him in the United States Senate? I cannot. 03:32 So there are big, big stakes going on here, ladies and gentlemen, big stakes. 03:39 So here is... 03:40 Abdul El Saeed, eight years ago. Now, the man is an adult, so eight years ago is not that long ago in terms of his adult career and life. 03:52 So here he is, and I want you to listen, because these people have said things and written things in the past that they're denying, or they're pretending they didn't, or they're just... 04:02 you know, giving us a bunch of word salad and addressing it. Cut, 10, go. 04:06 I look forward to pushing forward legislation that would preempt localities from participating with ICE and using their local resources to do the same. 04:16 Beyond that, we've also got to make sure that in this state, we are not discriminating by documentation status. Right now, if you're undocumented, you don't get access to a driver's license, so you're stuck. You don't get access to a lot of the basic things the state offers everybody else. And I think that's ridiculous. And so we've got to stop discriminating that way. 04:33 I believe he was running for governor. But regardless, you understand, he wants people to have driver's licenses, even if they're here illegally. Now, driver's licenses open up doors to a lot of things, don't they? 04:46 And he knows that, too. He says you don't get access to a lot of basic things the state offers everybody else. 04:53 That is because you're an illegal alien. 04:55 So please understand, in Michigan, if you're going to vote, look, if you're going to vote for this guy, there's no hope for you anyway. But those of you who are on the fence, there's probably only a little bit of hope for you anyway as well. 05:10 Understand this guy wants to turn America into what you saw in Spain. 05:15 In fact, the Democrats and these people, meaning the leftists, they were applauding what they saw in Spain. 05:23 They thought it was fantastic. 05:25 Fantastic. 05:27 Now I want to address directly what he said the other day at a rally yesterday, because I hear this from the left and Democrats and Marxists and these professors all the time. 05:43 Cut 11, go. 05:45 Founded on the idea that we could compromise on whether or not people as a function of the color of their skin could be enslaved by other people. 05:53 Founded under the idea that all people are created equal, all men, but that only men, certain men. 06:02 And now women. 06:06 Founded on this notion that women should not have the basic rights to participate in the democracy in the first place. 06:17 And yet... 06:19 The thing that America does better than anyone else is that we actually have the power to look those foundational failures in the eye and correct them. 06:34 And for as many as the failures that we continue to have... 06:40 The fact that certain people are denied their rights yet and still because of how they pray or who they love or how they identify. The fact that we've still poured it over all of that historical racism into the ways that we continue to segregate our society today. 06:57 We have the opportunity to correct them. 07:03 And the process by which we correct is the very democracy we're participating in here and now. 07:07 That's right. 07:08 Democracy is a technology. 07:11 Age-old technology. Against diseases that killed an aunt and uncle I never got to meet. That's right. I love America. Come on now. 07:25 And I love America enough to want America to be America for all of her children. 07:30 That's right. 07:38 in reflecting on those past 250 years it's impossible i don't want you just to go home and feel something yes feel something but out of that feeling i want you to believe in your own power to go and correct and look You're going to have some hard conversations. They're going to tell you what you cannot have and should not fight for, to borrow an incredible phrase from my colleague, soon-to-be colleague, Senator Warren. 08:07 They're going to tell you that the effort is futile, that you can't win, that there's no point anyway. 08:13 But we don't back down. When they tell us that we cannot have health care, we don't back down. When they tell us that we have to be okay with ICE tyrannizing our streets, we don't back down. When they tell us we can't have a union to earn a good day's wage for a fair day's labor, we don't back down. 08:36 All right, let's begin with a couple of things. 08:43 One of the things that the left does is they take the culture of historical past and they apply it to today. 08:58 He talks about the compromise on slavery because of the color of your skin and the background of where you come from. 09:09 When somebody speaks like that at a political rally in a demagogic way, of course, it's impossible to unravel it right there and then. 09:19 But where did most of these black slaves come from? Obviously Africa, the Caribbean too, but mostly Africa. 09:28 And who was it? 09:30 And when you really read this stuff, it's very important. 09:34 Who was it that sold the slaves to the Europeans who brought them to America? 09:40 It was black tribes defeating other black tribes. 09:46 That's what it was. 09:49 That's what it was. 09:51 Slavery was something that was occurring in Africa, throughout the continent. Slavery was something that was occurring in the Middle East, in the Far East. 10:03 Slavery was something that was occurring in parts of Europe, but not so thoroughly in Europe. 10:09 And slavery was introduced to the United States or America at the time as well. 10:14 Slavery existed in Central and South America. 10:21 That doesn't make it right. It doesn't make it right today when slavery exists in parts of Africa or when Islamists are slaughtering Christians and enslaving Christians. 10:34 or where slavery exists in part of the Middle East today, where Islamists again are killing not just Christians but Jews and also significantly other Muslims and enslaving them. 10:46 He talks about the treatment of women. 10:49 Nowhere are women treated as poorly as they are, as in Muslim countries, mostly in the Middle East but not purely so, including in Pakistan, including in Muslim enclaves in Africa. 11:04 Women are treated horrifically. 11:07 Girls are treated horrifically. 11:11 The vote for women. 11:13 Now many states actually did allow women to vote. 11:18 Several did not. 11:21 That was changed. 11:24 It wasn't changed because of democracy. 11:28 It was changed because of republicanism. Little r, republicanism. 11:35 There wasn't some big vote. 11:39 The Constitution was amended. 11:44 Republicanism, the very constitutional system that Piker, that Al-Sayed, that the Democratic Socialists of America, that Bernie Sanders attack again and again and again. 12:02 The framers of our Constitution knew that everything couldn't be fixed right there and then in a five-month period in Philadelphia. 12:10 But it's the greatest emancipator of all time, Abraham Lincoln pointed out. 12:16 They created the foundational principles, the foundational institutions to do exactly that. 12:23 It took a civil war. A civil war. 12:31 And they left it to their progeny, their children and their grandchildren to help work this through. 12:37 And that's what took place. 12:40 Nirvana has never existed anywhere where mankind has existed, anywhere on the face of the earth. The closest thing we've ever gotten to is here in America. 12:50 Right here. 12:53 I find it interesting when Islamists talk about the right for people to love who they wish. 12:59 That's not how Islam preaches. That's not how it works. 13:03 Or to pray as they wish. That's not how Islam works. 13:08 And we've heard the imams and what they've had to say about that, haven't we? 13:14 Our society is not segregated. 13:17 It's the most integrated society on the face of the earth. It's the most diverse society on the face of the earth. 13:22 Where segregation is occurring today are in these Islamist fortresses. 13:29 These communities that are segregated from the rest of the population, and you see it throughout Europe, a concentration, an abnormal concentration. You have concentration of people with different ethnic and religious backgrounds. That's always been the case. It's still the case. It's okay. But that's not what I'm talking about. 13:51 I'm talking about a different language, I'm talking about a different law, Sharia law instead of the Constitution, a complete lack of assimilation. 14:02 It is the only community that does not assimilate into the rest of the country. 14:09 It's the only faith that requires people to become Islamist in order to pray to God legitimately. 14:19 Judaism and Christianity do not preach that, and never have. 14:24 For that matter, neither have Hinduism and Buddhism. 14:31 Believe in your own power, he says. 14:35 But communism is not about the power of the individual. 14:40 It never has been. 14:42 Whether it's Rousseau or Hegel or Marx... 14:48 whether it's Lenin and Trotsky and Stalin, whether it is Mao and Xi, whether it's Un, Castro, whomever, pick them all, pick any of them. 15:02 It's never been about individual liberty. 15:05 It's been about the collective, been about the group. 15:09 And then they claim there's a common good, and they define what the common good is, and the common good is what? 15:16 It's an endless revolution to seek what's impossible. 15:21 The kind of society that could never exist and should never exist. 15:25 To re-jigger and re-engineer the human being. 15:30 Health care for all, and I wrote about this in American Marxism. If you haven't read it, you should. 15:36 I pointed out that the so-called civil rights efforts, some of which were legitimate, some of which are not, Because everything is not a civil rights issue. 15:49 It demeans real civil rights issues. 15:53 Health care for all, they treat as a civil rights issue. You see, they've turned the Marxist agenda into a civil rights issue, and that's now how they define democracy and civil rights and so forth. Everybody getting Medicare, which means Medicare will be destroyed. 16:09 The attack on ICE, because they do not want people here illegally deported. 16:16 And so forth and so on. 16:21 Al-Sayed is a disaster. If you're in Michigan, you've been flirting with voting for him. You're not sure. 16:29 You vote for him, you vote for your own demise. And worse than that, since the rest of us can't vote in Michigan, you're voting for the demise of the United States of America. I'll be right back. 16:47 With Donald Trump back in office, one of his biggest adversaries, top Democrat Dick Durbin of Chicago is leading the charge to derail President Trump's agenda at every turn. And now Durbin has a new scheme, a government takeover of your credit card. Right now, Americans have thousands of credit card options, all with equal strong security. But Senator Durbin's plan could result in less security. That means more risk for your credit, your identity, and your financial future. Durbin's bill isn't about helping consumers. It's a giveaway to corporate megastores. which could shift costs onto you while putting your rewards and fraud protections in jeopardy. 17:22 We've seen Durbin's failed policies before. His last big banking regulation backfired, leading to higher costs and fewer benefits for American families. Tell Republican senators, stop Durbin's government takeover of your credit card before it's too late. Learn more at GuardYourCar.com. That's GuardYourCar.com. Paid for by the Electronic Payments Coalition. 17:51 This guy who lectures us, we Americans. 17:59 These people are here newly, newly here, first or second generation, lecturing us about our country, about our history. When you attack America, you're attacking Americans. America isn't a thing. It's a country with citizens. 18:17 And he was with this guy Piker all day. 18:21 Piker, the man who said, we deserve 9-11. 18:25 And he feels no allegiance towards the United States. How many of you would campaign with a person like that? 18:32 I'm talking to you folks in Michigan. How many of you would want to embrace somebody like that? 18:39 And many of you know better, know a lot better than what's going on here. People jumping off the Twin Towers. 18:45 The Twin Towers... 18:48 collapsing the horror death the plane flown into the pentagon the plane where the heroes took it over crashed in central pennsylvania are you kidding me you know better than this and these people are rooting for the enemy they're rooting for the terrorists 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. 19:22 And now Durbin has a new scheme, a government takeover of your credit card. Right now, Americans have thousands of credit card options, all with equal strong security. But Senator Durbin's plan could result in less security. That means more risk for your credit, your identity, and your financial future. Durbin's bill isn't about helping consumers. It's a giveaway to corporate megastores. which could shift costs onto you while putting your rewards and fraud protections in jeopardy. We've seen Durbin's failed policies before. His last big banking regulation backfired, leading to higher costs and fewer benefits for American families. 19:56 Tell Republican senators, stop Durbin's government takeover of your credit card before it's too late. Learn more at guardyourcar.com. That's guardyourcar.com. Paid for by the Electronic Payments Coalition. 20:09 Mark Levin on the front line of liberty. Call in now. 20:16 877-381-3811. Here we be. So CBS News today, they actually asked Abdul El Saeed. 20:26 Well, you've been campaigning with this guy, Hassan Puker. 20:30 The things he has said. 20:33 And that seems to be fine with you. So he tries to present himself. I'm not Democratic Socialist of America. I'm not a communist. I love America. 20:42 See, they got all the lies and propaganda down, and all the communists always do. 20:47 I love America, except for this and this and this and this. 20:54 Yeah, that's why he's campaigning with a guy that was in a mal uniform, saying we deserve 9-11, that he has no... 21:04 No allegiance to America. 21:07 That he says he supports Hamas. 21:10 He's campaigning with the guy openly, right? 21:14 Cut 12, go. 21:16 You know there's one other guy that you've campaigned with. 21:19 Raised eyebrows, Hassan Piker. 21:22 His eyebrows went up. Did you guys see that? 21:24 I said raised eyebrows. I raised my eyebrows. Was campaigning with him a good idea? 21:30 Look, I want to reach out to his viewers. He has a three million person platform. 21:36 Hey, I have a 14 and a half million person platform, Mr. Producer, don't I? 21:42 This is what these podcaster clowns don't understand. 21:48 They're misled by entities like Talk Magazine and others. Totally misled. But we have a massive audience here. People come and go every hour, every day. 21:59 But three million is a joke. 22:02 I'm just saying, three million is a joke. 22:06 Go ahead. 22:08 disagree with if you watched any of our content together and there are things that he and I agree with on the question of whether or not we should be guaranteeing people health care or you know that would be like me saying you know there are Klansmen that I we agree on some things and disagree with saying there's Nazis we agree on some things and disagree with some things but what are you talking about these are evil disgusting people Puker is an evil disgusting person It's not a matter of whether you agree or disagree with some stuff. 22:41 It's the stuff that he has said that is so grotesque that you shouldn't want to be within a mile of the guy, within a hundred miles of the guy. But he does, and Roe Kahneman does, and a whole bunch of Democrats have. 22:59 But this guy, Abdul Al-Sayed, has been rubbing up against the guy. Go ahead. 23:05 The people, we agree. I think we should be providing health care here on the question of. 23:10 But your wife doesn't. Your wife doesn't take any insurance whatsoever. How do you explain the hypocrisy in your own family? 23:18 You're demanding that that health care be free for all. 23:23 And your wife demands people pay with either a check, a credit card or cash. She won't even take insurance because she wants the whole dollar. 23:32 The whole dollar. 23:34 because she knows she won't get it under Medicare or Medicaid or even under private insurance. 23:40 And Medicare for all will destroy Medicare. 23:44 Medicare is supposed to be an insurance program. Many of you are paying into it or have paid into it, correct? 23:50 Well, how do you let all these freebies in? Illegal aliens and other people haven't put one penny into the system? 23:58 Sounds to me like you're getting ripped off, but it can't work. 24:01 Actuarially, it won't work. 24:04 So they keep throwing out Medicare for all. We just say Medicare for all, Medicare for all. You know, that's great. But there's no pushback. Nobody even knows how to respond to these pukes. Go ahead. 24:14 The fascism of the Trump administration. We agree. We should probably. 24:17 There is no fascism of the Trump administration. 24:21 The fascism is you, your buddy Puker, your whole ideology. The difference between fascism and communism, without getting too intellectual or scholarly about it, in the end, it's not a big difference at all. Whether you wind up in a concentration camp in Mao's China or in Hitler's Germany doesn't much matter because you're not going to survive, does it? 24:48 No. 24:51 The fascism of the Trump administration. He has followed every court order, every court decision. 24:57 And he's enforced the immigration laws. He's enforced all these other laws. 25:02 There is no fascism in the Trump administration. The fascism is in the Biden administration that preceded it, that purposely undermined and usurped our federal immigration laws, among other laws. 25:16 The fascism... 25:19 Is it an ideology that wants to destroy our independent Supreme Court? 25:23 That wants open borders so we have no sovereignty? So you can completely destroy our nation the way Spain is destroying itself under its madman leader over there? 25:33 You want to destroy the Electoral College? 25:37 You want to destroy it because you don't want three-fourths of the states to have representation? 25:45 You want to pack not just the Supreme Court and turn it into a left-wing communist Politburo, but you also want to destroy the Senate by adding four Democrats, by cherry-picking one city, D.C., and one territory, Puerto Rico. 26:01 So you see, they're not fascists. No, no, not at all. They're not communists. No, no, not at all. 26:11 They love America. 26:13 Can't you tell? 26:15 Oh, they love America. No, they hate America. I want to go to this guy, Van Hollen. He wants to be majority leader in the Senate because Schumer will be taken out, politically, of course, in New York at some point. 26:30 But Chris Van Hollen is a guy, you may have noticed him, he is literally, or at least he appears to me to be literally, translucent. 26:42 And so there is no racial category for him over at the Commerce Department and the Census Bureau. 26:48 That said, he's a radical nutjob out of Maryland. 26:53 He's a radical nutjob, and I understand his wife is too, but why drag her into it? But why not, right? Equality for all. Nonetheless, he's a real Jew hater. 27:05 He's a real Israel hater. 27:08 He was spewing Hamas talking points just like Bernie Sanders and the rest of them. 27:15 He's a disgusting fraud. 27:18 A disgusting fraud. 27:21 That's what he is. 27:24 Now listen to what he has to say. Cut six. Go. 27:28 I will say when it comes to, you know, this these different labels that people throw around. I mean, I hear the president now calling, you know, Democrats, the Communist Party and all this kind of nonsense. 27:39 Why is that nonsense? 27:43 In fact, Van Hollen, you're about to prove him right. Go ahead. 27:47 Remind people that when FDR was formulating the Social Security program, Republicans and others viciously attacked him for being a communist and a radical socialist. So let's keep all of this in perspective. 27:59 Isn't that amazing? They have to go back to Social Security in the 1930s, almost 100 years ago. 28:07 That's how they're going to defend themselves. 28:09 FDR. 28:12 Well, what did FDR do, ladies and gentlemen? It wasn't just Social Security. 28:17 FBR didn't come up with the Social Security program. 28:20 That was actually the brainchild of the Germans in the 1860s, which is perfectly fine. 28:30 But the Social Security program has been bankrupted by the radical Democrats. 28:37 They've stole the money out of it. They used it for general operating. 28:41 And six years from now, according to the trustees, not me, it's going to go broke. And I wrote an entire book on this, Plunder and Deceit, a whole chapter on Social Security and Medicare and what the Democrats had done to it and what they're doing to it. 28:57 But I've been banging pots and pans and ringing bells around here for a long time about where this country is today and where it's going economically, socially, culturally, militarily, you name it. 29:15 What else did Franklin Roosevelt do, America? Let's see. 29:18 He sent 120,000 Japanese Americans to concentration camps. Oh, yeah, he did that. Is that okay, Chris Van Hollen? 29:29 What else did he do? In 1940, when the bipartisan bill that had passed the House and the Senate hit his desk to pass a federal law, a federal law hit his desk. 29:40 to outlaw, ready for this, lynching of black people. 29:46 He refused to sign it because he was worried it would cost him votes in the South in the upcoming election. You got that? And that's when Jesse Owens, Jesse Owens and other prominent blacks, voted Republican and did so openly. 30:07 So he wouldn't sign that. What else did the great Franklin Roosevelt do? 30:14 He put in place a strict quota system that reduced the number of Jews that could come into the United States from Europe at the height of the Holocaust. 30:26 Why did he do that? Why do you think he did it? 30:30 It was done through his State Department. 30:33 But they all want to be FDR, don't you know, America? They all want to be FDR. 30:38 And there have been brilliant studies done, especially by two professors out of UCLA about 15 years ago, explaining how FDR's socialist policies, because it was more than Social Security, he created industrial trusts, he created price controls, wage controls, He did all kinds of things that prolonged what would have been a recession, turned it into a depression, and it expanded for 10 years. And there have been many writings on this. 31:12 Because socialism doesn't create wealth. 31:16 It doesn't create income. It doesn't create prosperity. It's the redistribution of wealth as the government determines. 31:26 And so when you're trying to battle out of a recession or stagflation or certainly a depression, you're trying to grow the economy. You're trying to build the economy. Well, government doesn't know how to do that, and socialism is not the answer. So I'd love to have a debate with Chris Van Hollen, but it will never happen. 31:42 I'd love to have a debate with Bernie Sanders, but it'll never happen. I'd love to have a debate with AOC, but it'll never happen. And they can defend their great Franklin Roosevelt. Oh, and by the way, by the way, Mr. Van Hollen, By the way, Mr. Rokhan man, Franklin Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt was a wartime leader. 32:09 A wartime leader where everything, everything was subject to being targeted, including entire cities with entire civilian populations. 32:21 How come you don't mention that? 32:23 Ever. Ever. 32:25 Now, I'm not against winning wars and doing what you have to do to win. I must confess. 32:31 Especially when it's life and death for a country. 32:35 But Franklin Roosevelt wouldn't have closed his eyes to Iran any more than Ronald Reagan if they knew they were actually getting a nuclear weapon. 32:45 But Van Hollen does. 32:48 Sanders does. The entire Democrat Party does. 32:52 Isn't that interesting? 32:55 I'll be right back. 33:05 With Donald Trump back in office, one of his biggest adversaries, top Democrat Dick Durbin of Chicago is leading the charge to derail President Trump's agenda at every turn. And now Durbin has a new scheme, a government takeover of your credit card. Right now, Americans have thousands of credit card options, all with equal strong security. But Senator Durbin's plan could result in less security. That means more risk for your credit, your identity, and your financial future. Durbin's bill isn't about helping consumers. It's a giveaway to corporate megastores. which could shift costs onto you while putting your rewards and fraud protections in jeopardy. 33:40 We've seen Durbin's failed policies before. His last big banking regulation backfired, leading to higher costs and fewer benefits for American families. Tell Republican senators, stop Durbin's government takeover of your credit card before it's too late. Learn more at guardyourcar.com. That's guardyourcar.com. Paid for by the Electronic Payments Coalition. 34:08 All right, let's see here. FDR was called Radical Socialist for Social Security. 34:16 You know, when you really look at FDR's history, it was really quite an abomination. 34:22 And... 34:23 If you want to read about that, I don't know if people still read. I think you do in this audience, though. If you have my book, The Democrat Party Hates America, I discuss FDR, and I take that phony varnish off of FDR so you can actually see what was going on with the man. 34:42 FDR was a racist. 34:47 He wouldn't meet with black leaders. 34:51 Did you know this? 34:53 I told you about the 1940 anti-federal lynching law, that he wouldn't sign it. 35:02 He was also an anti-Semite. Did you know this? 35:06 In his own pen, in his own words, when he was the assistant secretary of the Navy or in other positions that he held, and one of the assistant secretaries he appointed at the State Department, a good buddy of his, was the guy who enforced these very strict quotas. 35:25 the famous movie on the Exodus, well, that really happened. 35:31 And so much else really helped. The media didn't report much on the Holocaust. 35:35 Some of the Democrat professors have written some great books on this subject. 35:40 They try and sort of give FDR a pass and so forth, but FDR really didn't want much known about it. 35:49 So we can talk about FDR. 35:53 They used to call him a communist and a socialist. Oh, okay. 35:58 But what does that have to do with defending their current positions? 36:03 They're talking about a big tent. 36:06 A big tent. Is the big tent big enough for Klansmen and Nazis? 36:10 Well, what's the difference with a Piker or an Al-Sayed or any of these people when it comes to the things they're saying about terrorism, the things they're saying about our country? 36:24 It's like the woke right neo-fascist. Now, you'll notice when people talk about the woke right, and I've spelled it and really have set the stage for this, R-E-I-C-H, the woke right. 36:35 You notice they don't say the woke right neo-fascist. Have you noticed that, Rich? 36:40 Rich, are you with me? 36:43 I don't hear Rich. 36:47 The woke right neo-fascist. 36:51 This segment of the podcast is exclusively sponsored by Pure Talk. Pure Talk offers great coverage and can save your family money on your wireless bill every single month. Go to puretalk.com to find the plan that's right for you. Thank you again for listening, and thank you so much for this sponsorship, Pure Talk. 37:10 He's here. He's here. 37:14 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. 37:31 Hello, America. Mark Levin here, our number 877-381-381-1877, 381-3811. 37:42 Yes, I want to hit a ram, but we've got to keep moving because there's candidates running now as we speak. 37:49 And I want to address some of this. Now, while it's true the Wisconsin race, I believe, is next week, I want to get this out in front of this, too. They have a socialist, what they call a socialist candidate running, what I call another commie running, another DSA commie. 38:05 And her name is Francesca Hong, H-O-N-G, Hong, like Hong Kong. 38:10 And for her, you see, Thanksgiving is racist. I'm telling you, these are sick bastards. They hate this country, every aspect of it. 38:20 I love Thanksgiving. Don't you love Thanksgiving, Mr. Producer? 38:24 It's one of the best. 38:27 I mean, you love the country, you're in this country, and you got people who are... 38:32 who are relatively new to this country. Maybe their parents are new to this country, and they were born into this country. 38:40 So you've got people like Piker, people like the South Said. You've got people like Hong and so forth and so on. Something's wrong with the vetting. Something is wrong with the interviews. Something is wrong. 38:53 We have many patriotic immigrants. I meet them, but we have far too many who are not. 39:02 And it seems to be a huge problem right now, if you ask me, a huge problem right now. 39:07 And the consequences are all around us. 39:10 And they're all welcome in the Democrat Party. It's a big tent. No, it's a big insane asylum, but nonetheless, it's a big tent. 39:18 We allow Marxists in and Nazis in, you know, like Plattner, we allow everybody in. 39:23 Well, that's a problem because everybody shouldn't be in. 39:31 So Caitlin Collins at CNN, yesterday or the day before, she's asking her, you know, you posted this thing about Thanksgiving. 39:41 Cut four, go. 39:43 One thing that they brought up as well was a post from you in 2021 where you said Americans should cancel Thanksgiving, should have done this in 1621. The post has been deleted. Republicans have been highlighting it. Do you still believe? 39:58 You know, it's amazing this. Caitlin Collins really is a phony and a fraud. You know, she used to work for Breitbart years ago. 40:06 And then she used to work for The Daily Caller, which is, you know, a Tucker Carlson special. 40:13 And then she moved hard left at CNN because that's where her, well, that's where the money is, to be perfectly honest with you. But now she probably believes most of the crap that she's spewing. It's not the Republicans keep bringing it up, Madam Journalist. It's that she did it. 40:30 And there's a problem with it. So what is it with the Republicans keep bringing it up? I'm glad they do. But it's a little bigger than the Republicans keep bringing it up. 40:41 It's a problem, don't you think? Go ahead. 40:45 Thanksgiving should be canceled. 40:47 I'm a chef, and one of the first meals that I made that was for the community when I was 16 was a Thanksgiving meal. I always think my hospitality background in owning a restaurant for seven, eight years, that bringing folks around the table. 41:05 Oh, come on. What kind of a stupid... Do you believe this, Rich? Yes. 41:09 I'm a chef. I brought people around the table. I had a restaurant. 41:15 So, of course, you know, it's wonderful. 41:19 Hospitality. 41:21 But, you know, the Thanksgiving, it also raises issues. Go ahead. 41:28 and build community is always a good thing. But Thanksgiving is also a time that's incredibly painful for many people in our communities. 41:37 Why is it painful for many people in our communities? 41:43 Why is it painful for many people in our communities to give thanks to the country we live in? Is that painful, really, America? Because that's what Thanksgiving is. 41:56 To be giving thanks for a country where we're free, where we can become what we want or fail to become what we want. 42:06 Wow. It's very painful for certain communities. 42:14 Go ahead. 42:15 Wanted to make sure that people understood that there are multiple views, but views can. 42:20 I never heard there were multiple views about Thanksgiving. 42:24 And it's not because I live in a cocoon. 42:28 I never heard that there were multiple views of Thanksgiving. 42:35 Go ahead. 42:38 The position that I'm running for right now, and I think my background as a chef will actually help me become a better governor that's able to bring more people. 42:46 Background as a chef will help her become a better governor, Mr. Producer. 42:53 I see no connection whatsoever. Am I missing something? Seriously. 42:59 My background as a chef, you know, will help me understand there are multiple views. 43:06 No, I don't think so. 43:08 I don't think so. 43:10 I mean, most chefs I know, what they understand is you don't put ketchup on steak. And yet I disagree with them. I put ketchup on my steak all the time. Or that you don't cook your steak well done. And I like my steak well done with ketchup. All right, all right, all right. Enough of the back throwing. I'm telling you. So I don't know what they're talking. Oh, the chef. 43:31 I know some very good chefs who are conservatives, too. 43:35 Conservatives. 43:37 So I don't know, what is this rambling? What is this idiocy? But my background as a chef, you know. First of all, if you're a chef, you're not serving poor people, are you? 43:50 I mean, if you're a chef, no. If you're working the fryer at McDonald's, you're serving poor people. If you're a chef, my background as a chef, my hospitality background is owning a restaurant. Makes you what? 44:08 Go ahead. 44:11 That's it. 44:13 Well, there's more from this genius who wants to be governor of Wisconsin. 44:18 She was on CNN again. Same interview. Cut five. Go. 44:22 You said you don't support abolishing prisons. Do you still hold the view that you laid out in May, which was that in a perfect world, it would be a world without prisons? 44:33 Yes. Hold on. She said she favored abolishing prisons. You see how they... 44:39 They alter their views when they want to win elective office. 44:43 Can you imagine emptying all of our prisons, America? Can you imagine emptying our prisons, opening our borders? 44:52 Can you imagine what a hell this would be? 44:55 Taking everybody's guns away. No way to defend yourself. Abolishing the cops. So let's look at the world of the communists. That is the Democrats. 45:05 No cops. 45:08 No borders. No. 45:10 No prisons. 45:13 No immigration laws. No immigration deportations by ICE. 45:19 No Supreme Court. 45:22 No President. 45:24 No Senate. 45:26 You hear me? 45:27 This is all based on the Communist Manifesto, if you don't know. And no capitalism. 45:35 The government will own private property and the means of production. 45:39 You know what this sounds like to me? Does it sound like nirvana to you, America? You know what it sounds like to me? North Korea. Sounds like North Korea. 45:48 Sounds like a concentration camp in North Korea. That's what it sounds like to me. That's what they're running on. 45:54 That's what they're running on. Can't the Republicans speak and explain it? Hello? Hello? 46:01 Go ahead. 46:03 Talking about what may be aspirational and then understanding what's aspirational to eliminate our prisons, you moron. 46:13 It's aspirational to me to put more criminals in prison. What do you think about that, Mr. Producer? 46:20 More criminals in prison. 46:25 More deportations of illegal aliens. 46:29 Oh, yeah. More cops on the street. 46:34 Go ahead. 46:36 What they can and cannot do and what is implementable right now. These are different conversations. If we're going to be serious. 46:45 Different conversations. 46:47 What kind of chef was she? I wonder. 46:51 Was she any good? 46:54 Jenny good. 46:56 Can't imagine she was. Go ahead. 46:59 and ensure that everyone's human right to feel safe is what we are trying to do. 47:04 Well, then we must let everybody out of the prisons if we want to make sure everybody's human right is to feel safe. 47:12 Oh, yes, yes. 47:15 Very rational. 47:17 Go ahead, please. 47:18 that the system right now that is incarcerating more black and brown men than any other state in the country... Well, it's incarcerating more black and brown men than any other state in the country right now. 47:30 I don't even know what that means. That's not a sentence, but I know what she intends. 47:36 They want you to believe our justice system is racist. Now... 47:40 The fact is that most murder is done by black and brown people against black and brown people. It's mostly done by young black and brown people against young black and brown people. 47:52 So then it follows. 47:55 It follows that incarceration will reflect that. 48:00 Now, I don't mean to offend, but these are the facts. 48:07 And black and brown people who I know and I know. 48:10 talked to over the decades, they're not happy about crime in their communities. 48:16 And they don't give a damn what the race is of the people who are committing it. They want the criminals off the streets. They want their children protected. 48:24 They want their homes protected. 48:30 Now she's neither black nor brown. 48:33 She has, I think, an Asian background. 48:36 But that's what I mean. 48:38 That's what I mean. This kind of propaganda that's out there about America. We have the most... 48:46 I mean, think of our justice system. 48:49 We have due process. It's in the Constitution. 48:53 You have a right not to incriminate yourself. Ask Anthony Fauci about that. He's memorized that line by now. 49:00 You have a right to a lawyer. If you can't afford one, one will be assigned to you. We have Miranda laws. 49:06 You have the right to multiple appeals, multiple appeals. 49:13 And we can go on. 49:14 You don't have this in other countries. 49:18 You don't have this in other countries. 49:21 In fact, most of the countries their parents or grandparents came from don't have rights like this, like this guy Pukir. 49:30 Turkey. 49:32 Turkey is a is run by a genocidal Islamist maniac. 49:41 So are so many of the countries in the Middle East, the Far East, on the African continent. 49:50 I mean, some of them run these blue states in our own country. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just kidding, but not really. 49:56 Go ahead. 49:58 Now, where we have our schools are having to go to a referendum just to try to figure out if they can keep the lights on. 50:06 Oh, yeah, that's a real problem. 50:09 Underfunding our public schools. I've heard that for 50 years. 50:14 And you look at your property tax bill. 50:17 And about 80% of your property tax bill goes to your schools. The schools are not underfunded. Certain people are overpaid. 50:25 Certain people are underpaid. It's not a merit system in our school system. It's all unionized heavily. 50:32 It's a step system to get increases. It's a seniority system. 50:37 It's not about merit. I can remember when I was on a local school board elected at a very young age. 50:43 One of the things the union rejected was merit increases. That's what we called them. They said no, no, hell no. 50:50 Steps on seniority and so forth and so on. I got it. I understand it. That's the nature of the beast. That's why these teachers unions, both of them, are so radical left-wing and they're constantly trashing our country. 51:04 That's right. I'll say what nobody else will say. 51:08 That's the truth. 51:10 Obviously, it doesn't mean every teacher thinks that way, but the union as an institution, the NEA and the AFD are radical, radical hard left. 51:20 And the kids aren't being taught in our inner cities. It's not a matter of having enough money. 51:26 I've heard that long enough. 51:30 They'll do the same thing with the health care system. It won't be a health care system. It'll be another corrupt, bureaucratic political system. 51:42 Oh, you're a Republican? You get in that line over there. 51:47 Well, I'm an independent. Oh, you get in that line over there. 51:52 Oh, your name's Goldberg? You get in that line over there. Oh, I can see it. 51:58 I can see it. 52:02 And the way they talk, it's always so comforting. Have you noticed that, too? 52:07 Now, not all of them. Some of them scream and yell like they're mental patients. 52:11 But in the case of Francesca Hahn, by the way, did you know that she was a chef? 52:16 Oh, yes, she was a chef. 52:20 I understand nobody ever got to mean poisoning, Mr. Bruce. Did you hear that? 52:25 Yes. No, it was salmonella either. No, it was a very clean restaurant there. 52:33 And because she was a chef, she understands why people would oppose Thanksgiving. 52:40 Isn't that like counterintuitive? If you're a chef, wouldn't you say, why would people oppose Thanksgiving? 52:47 Or any other celebratory meal? 52:51 What a moron. I'll be right back. 52:53 Mark Lovin'. 53:02 In a recent industry survey, Pure Talk, my favorite wireless company, was the only wireless company to receive five stars in every category, including coverage, support, value, and data. You deserve five-star wireless service, folks, and now Pure Talk has an invitation just for you. Switch to Pure Talk for just $15 a month. 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Start saving today. 54:18 Among the first to say that Islam is incompatible with Western values... 54:25 were Islamic scholars. 54:28 Islamic scholars. 54:31 That's why they seek the destruction, the obliteration of the West. 54:39 Now I notice these majority Islamic countries don't tolerate any presence of Christians or Jews, of churches or synagogues. 54:58 But we have mosques popping up in our country, left and right. 55:07 And for a population of about 5 million and growing fast in our country, that's quite amazing, I would say. 55:20 There was a person, Gina Milan, I believe her name is, if I'm wrong, I apologize, who posted a list of of what states these mosques are popping up in most significantly. 55:40 And as I said, I did post that. 55:44 And let's see if I can find... Can I bring the post with me here on my list? 55:57 I'm looking very quickly, America. We are live and national. Mr. Producer is very quick. He's very quick. He saw it. He sent it. There it is. Good job, Rich. 56:09 And here it is. 56:13 U.S. states rank by number of mosques in Islamic centers, and we'll get back to this after the break, as of 2021. 56:25 And it's Gina Milan. 2020, Mr. Producer? 56:30 Is that the amount of time that's left? I believe it was 2021. When we come back, I will tell you. 56:38 But there's many more since. Almost 4,000. We'll be right back. 56:45 In a recent industry survey, Pure Talk, my favorite wireless company, was the only wireless company to receive five stars in every category, including coverage, support, value, and data. You deserve five-star wireless service, folks, and now Pure Talk has an invitation just for you. Switch to Pure Talk for just $15 a month. For a limited time, any plan, including their top-shelf unlimited data plans, Just $15 a month for your first three months. No contract needed. Just an insanely low offer to switch to a top-rated company. 57:18 Pure talk. You know how you get five stars for support? 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Olivia Rondeau. 58:24 In a rural Virginia county that votes roughly 70% Republican, a long and fierce political battle for control is approaching its climax as a Catholic conservative candidate and accused RINO favored by Democrats, have a final showdown for the chairmanship of local Republican Party. 58:43 The results of this election, which is a culmination of several months of back and forth about who should be the rightful leader of the Warren County Republican Committee, will determine whether the most conservative bastion in Northern Virginia will be held down by an American first leader or a rhino, or worse. 59:03 David Silek, or Silek, S-I-L-E-K, is an attorney. 59:07 He won the first WCRC election of the year in a February meeting that was fraught with voting irregularities, they write. He had the support of Democrats and local officials like Warren County Sheriff Crystal Klein and Warren County Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Cheryl Cullors. 59:25 Former Trump administration official and previous WCRC Secretary Scott Lloyd lost the chairmanship to Selleck in what insiders called a coup in previous interviews with Breitbart News. 59:39 The sheriff and her husband admitted to working the door in an unofficial capacity, turning away registered Republicans, they write, while allowing Democrats to vote for the new GOP leader, violating provisions of the Republican Party of Virginia's party plan. 59:54 Sillick has defended making recent donations to Democrats. 59:58 Sillick also openly supported Democrats being allowed to vote in his race to become leader of the Republican Party there. 60:06 Stephen Kurtz, who was head of the Republican Party Credentials Committee for the disastrous overturned chairman election, admitted on camera to destroying the ballots after the official count. Again, this is Breitbart. 60:19 the pattern of alleged sabotage and organization with Democrats revealed an infiltration strategy being exercised by radical leftists with the intent to disrupt right-leaning advances in the Republican Party in places close to Washington, D.C. 60:36 So while the original February 12 election ended with Sillick beating Lloyd 225-206, The voting process was fraught with interference and irregularities that the results were overturned by the Virginia 6th District Republican Committee in a landslide, 19 to 5 vote, after hearing arguments from both candidates. 60:58 The full hearing resulted in the election results being overturned. 61:03 But even after the 6th District Committee had overturned the chairman election results, Selleck appealed the decision and continued to hold meetings. And during one of those meetings, he made changes to the bylaws, but refused to share the new bylaws with Matthew Purdy of Breitbart News when asked to see them. 61:25 So the decision to overturn the chairman election was even sustained by the Republican Special Appeals Committee giving control back to the local Republican Party to the previous conservative leadership until a new proper election could be held. 61:44 And it goes on. Can you imagine this stuff going on, Mr. Reducer? 61:48 Infiltrating a heavily conservative Republican county and their Republican system here, the left knows no bounds. 62:01 The left knows no bounds. It just doesn't. 62:05 What was that? 62:09 What about him? 62:13 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, yes. 62:15 He's reminding me. I thought you said Musk. 62:19 The mosques. Yes, let me go back to the mosques. Sorry, folks. 62:24 All right. 62:25 Gina Milan online, and we looked into this. She was right. 62:30 Now, this is a few years old, so it's actually more pronounced than what I'm going to go through. The number of mosques. California, again, this is five years old. There's many more now. 313. In Texas, 283. And I don't know what they're doing there. They're not doing enough. 62:50 In New York, 194. Listen to this. In Florida, 181. 62:57 These are mosques. In Illinois, 171. That's a lot of mosques. 63:04 In Michigan, 157. And by the way, Qatar is funding a lot of this again. 63:10 Again. 63:11 Qatar is not our friend. I don't care what anybody says, and I mean anybody. 63:16 They're the enemy. Saudi Arabia is the enemy. Erdogan and Turkey is the enemy. The nut job running Pakistan, he's the enemy. And they're our mediators, don't you know? 63:29 Michigan, 157. Pennsylvania, 155 mosques. New Jersey, 152. Virginia, 131 mosques. 63:40 There's a major Islamic population in Northern Virginia. A lot of that was from the Afghanis who were brought in, but more than that. 63:49 Ohio 107, Georgia 106, North Carolina 96 mosques, Maryland 93, State of Washington 79, Massachusetts 76, Missouri 57 mosques, Indiana 55, Connecticut 53, Tennessee 50, Arizona, 47. Kentucky, 42. Louisiana, 42. Wisconsin, 39. These are mosques. Alabama, 32. 64:20 Colorado, 31. South Carolina, 30. 64:25 Iowa, 25. Nebraska, 21. Again, this is 2001, so there's actually many more. 64:33 Let's see. 64:36 Where was I? 64:38 Mississippi, 20. 64:41 Kansas, 20. Delaware, 18. I could drive through Delaware in an hour and a half. 64:49 Arkansas, 15. Nevada, 14. Utah, 14. 64:54 New Mexico, 11. 64:57 Oklahoma, 10. 64:59 Idaho, 9. Rhode Island, 7. West Virginia, 7. Maine, 7. 65:04 New Hampshire, 6. North Dakota, 6. South Dakota, 5. Wyoming, 3. 65:10 Vermont, 2. Montana, 2. 65:14 And then more recently, Oregon, 21. Alaska, 5. Hawaii, 4. 65:22 The total is, let's see here, 21, 26. The total is 3,158. 65:31 Again, that's 2001. Today, there's over 3,700 mosques in the country. 65:41 It's a lot, don't you think, Rich? 65:44 And the speed by which they're being built. 65:47 And the, in some case, the massive size of them. It's all... 65:53 an op by Qatar and Saudi Arabia and so forth, this whole thing that's going on in Europe, going on in our country, these tiny little inbred monarchies, the amount of money that they have, what they're doing, not just them, of course, but this is all intentional to urge military-age young men, Muslims, But I call them Islamists. These are Islamists I'm talking about. 66:24 Coming into the West in order to destroy the West. 66:29 And the conduct is horrendous. 66:32 The conduct that we've been seeing is just absolutely grotesque. 66:40 We have these Saudi crown prince. 66:43 I don't know. We don't have Jack Keane audio here, do we, Mr. Producer? No. 66:47 I meant to send that to you. We have Jack Keene who said the other night, I think it was last night or yesterday on Fox. 66:56 You've got Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan as our mediators and also whispering in the president's ear. 67:11 And they clearly are more aligned with Iran than they are with us. 67:17 And they also have no problem with us shouldering the attacks and the Israelis shouldering the attacks, but they don't want their countries and their oil fields touched. 67:28 And his point is that we're carrying water for these regimes, for these inbreds, for these dictatorial monarchies, and their interests, to quote the vice president, do not align with ours. 67:42 They don't align with our interests. 67:45 and yet they are having an enormous impact on the nature of this war. As Keane pointed out, and I'll point out as well, the last several times we were ready to hit them and hit them to defeat them, we pulled back because the dictator monarch in Saudi Arabia contacted the administration or the president. Same with Qatar. 68:07 The mediators are always within an inch of some great agreement and that sort of thing. 68:13 And so they are becoming a huge, huge problem. And we talked about this over the months as well. 68:20 And, of course, the woke Reich, neo-fascists, isolationists, you don't hear them complaining about Saudi Arabia or Qatar or Pakistan or any of them, do you? 68:32 None of them. 68:34 I'll be right back. 68:35 Mark Levin. Mark Levin. 68:44 In a recent industry survey, Pure Talk, my favorite wireless company, was the only wireless company to receive five stars in every category, including coverage, support, value, and data. You deserve five-star wireless service, folks, and now Pure Talk has an invitation just for you. Switch to Pure Talk for just $15 a month. For a limited time, any plan, including their top-shelf unlimited data plans, just $15 a month for your first three months. 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Start saving today. 70:00 Breaking story from Associated Press. 70:04 Authorities arrested a man with ammunition and apparently monitoring security at the Trump golf course near Los Angeles. 70:12 The California man carrying ammunition and with a gun in his car was arrested Sunday at President Donald Trump's Los Angeles area golf course after appearing to monitor security preparations two days ahead of Trump's fundraiser there, authorities said Tuesday. 70:28 The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said the man was taking photos and video and had a 16-round magazine with ammunition in his pocket. 70:38 Authorities recovered a loaded pistol in his car. 70:41 Law enforcement searched his home Monday and found a plethora of firearms, magazines and ammunition, body armor, and notebooks with concerning statements, quote-unquote. 70:52 The sheriff's department announced the arrest as Trump was preparing to arrive for a fundraising dinner for the Republican National Committee. I believe he's there now at the Trump National Golf Course in the suburb of Rancho Palos Verdes, just south of Los Angeles. The 38 year old man was arrested for allegedly carrying a concealed firearm and possessing prohibited ammunition. 71:14 The sheriff's department said the man was being investigated by the El Segundo Police Department for robbery. The sheriff's department there is no credible threat to our communities. Not right now. 71:27 A jury in 2025 found this man guilty of trying to found a man guilty of trying to assassinate Trump at the president's Florida Country Club. 71:38 Now, that's all we know right now. I'll tell you what, man. 71:48 I'm speechless anymore. I don't even know what to say. 71:53 But I will say this. 71:56 I want to thank the cops, local police, state police, federal police, all law enforcement. 72:05 I don't know what we would do without you, despite what the left and the Democrats say. 72:10 You're just fantastic. Thank you very, very much. 72:13 And out there in California, we salute you here on the Mark Levin Show. 72:18 This is all we know. We've been digging and looking. 72:22 But this just broke literally 10 minutes ago. 72:27 So obviously the president knew about it when he was flying out there today. I haven't talked to the president in a while, but he did call me this morning. 72:39 for a quick hello. 72:41 He's always very gracious. 72:44 Very friendly. 72:46 We love the man here. We'll be right back. 72:49 He's here. He's here. 72:57 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. 73:11 You can get more information about this guy out in L.A. 73:23 He was arrested. I will pass it on to you. 73:27 And we will stay on top of it. We only have about 55, 54 minutes left in the program, but we'll stay on top of it. 73:35 If and when we get results in some of these elections, including in Michigan, we will also pass that on to you. We're not going to let any news slip through here. 73:46 We never do, and we won't. 73:48 So Tom Selleck was talking about a time when he was with President Reagan when he was president. And Reagan also liked to play golf, by the way, and he said to be pretty good at it. 74:00 He said to be pretty good at it. 74:03 And Selleck talks about how competitive Reagan was. 74:10 You know, Trump and Reagan have a lot in common. They have a lot not in common, but they have a lot in common as well. 74:17 But check this out. Go. 74:20 I knew the Reagans. I'm happy to say both of them. 74:27 And that makes a difference. But as a president, he's my probably my favorite. Are you talking about the incident I had with him golfing? 74:38 Anything about why he said Ronald Reagan's your favorite? The audience would like to hear it. 74:42 After his second term, I'm a terrible golfer. I have this theory that I throw right and bat left, but I couldn't afford left-handed golf clubs, so that's why I'm a terrible golfer. But that's another story. Yeah. 75:01 Basically, I was golfing at the invitation of the president at a golf club, a private club, and for the second nine holes, he was in my golf cart. 75:19 And with the Secret Service behind us in another golf cart. And he was so, he was a real good athlete. And he was so competitive. 75:32 He would be out of the cart before I could stop it. And I thought, I'm going to break the president's leg. 75:40 But there was a quiet moment, probably when I was looking for my ball or something. 75:46 And he said, you know, Tom, I resigned. This was a private club. And he said, you know, I resigned from this club in the early 50s. 75:57 And I said, you did, Mr. President? Why did you do that? 76:03 And he said, because they wouldn't take Jews. 76:07 And... 76:09 In the 1950s, he was getting no political points or anything else from doing something like that on principle. He did it because it was right. 76:21 And very, very typical of the president. He didn't want to make it too heavy, so he lightened it up with... But then I got an invitation from the Jewish club across town, and they made me a member, so everything was okay. 76:37 I always remember that. 76:39 I'm a big Tom Selleck fan. 76:42 And there was a show, I can't remember the name, damn it. My wife would know. But the family was the Reagan family. And it was a fairly conservative and a very compelling and intriguing police show that they used to have. 76:57 And it was getting very solid ratings and all of a sudden it was canceled. 77:02 Blue Bloods, that's it. 77:04 What a great show. 77:07 What a great show. 77:09 They canceled it really for no reason, I would argue. 77:14 Yesterday I wanted to get into this a little bit. We'll get into it now. 77:19 RFK's appearance on CNN, RFK Jr. I've become a fan of this man. He doesn't know that. I don't know him. I've seen him maybe once or twice in passing. 77:29 But in many ways I'm a fan of him. 77:32 And here he is on CNN yesterday. 77:37 RFK Jr. Cut 24 with Dana Bash. Go. 77:40 You are the HHS secretary, and you are talking about things that lead to vaccine hesitancy in this country. 77:51 And it is something that causes problems for people when there is not anything. 77:57 Let me ask you something. Do you see your job as ending vaccine hesitancy, or do you see your job as telling the truth to the American people? 78:06 I see my job as telling the truth, and the truth is that there is study after study after study. It's one of the most studied things out there in science. 78:16 You're repeating it like a parrot. 78:18 You're repeating it like a parrot. I've actually read the science. You and I come back here and debate the science. I'm not debating this for you. Of course you won't. All you know how to do is repeat things that people told you and say, trust the experts. That's what you did during COVID. 78:37 Now we know that Andy Fauci, who was the expert, was lying about everything, about masks, about social distancing, about natural immunity, about the transmission from the vaccine. 78:48 about the source of COVID. He was lying, and you were punishing people for not trusting the experts. And now you're rolling out the experts again to talk about something that you have no personal knowledge of. 79:01 Okay, well, guess what? That is my job, to talk to people. Your job is to tell the truth to the American public. Yes, and my job is to get as much information as I can. 79:11 And to maintain a posture of serious skepticism toward government authority. 79:17 COVID and still with regard to these vaccines is getting the best information, the best science that we can and putting it out there. And, sir, what you are doing is causing information to be out there that is not accurate. 79:33 Who was lying to you? 79:35 Cut 25. Go. 79:37 Then, Dana, the other thing that I would say is that we need to protect our constitutional rights. That that is the primary obligation. What does that mean? 79:48 Well, during COVID, we completely dismantled our constitutional rights. We began censoring people in violation. 79:56 But you're saying what not to do. I'm asking what to do. But I but I want to talk about something to do. 80:02 That is the number one priority. We protect the Constitution. The Constitution was. 80:08 Forgive me, but you're just you're talking about rights. And I'm asking about a potential public health crisis that is that is coming. But I do want it. 80:17 And one of the mistakes we made in the last time was suppressing those rights. So people weren't being heard. 80:25 Doctors who were saying you're doing it wrong for being marginalized and vilified. 80:30 And by the way, we had some of those doctors on this program and these were not kooks. 80:36 These were doctors from Rockefeller College, Oxford, Stanford, Yale. I mean, top, top, top doctors in their field. 80:49 And I'm not talking about not taking vaccines. I mean, there's a polio vaccine. There's there's all kinds of vaccines that I would take, have taken, gave our kids and would take. That's not the point. We're talking about this vaccine. 81:05 And we're also talking about this virus. Go ahead. 81:10 And I really want to move on. But you were saying you were part of the problem. 81:15 No, I wasn't. It was absolute press malpractice. We're allowing your secretary. Your job. Your job is a fierce skepticism toward authority. And you weren't doing that. You were beating up. My job is also dissenting. 81:32 No. Okay. Are you going to you want to sit here and attack me or do you want to have conversations about public health? 81:37 I'm not attacking you. 81:38 I'm asking questions about how to. I'll tell you. That's what I'm trying to do. 81:49 That was as good as it gets from RFK Jr. Don't you think, Rich? 81:54 It is good. And not because it's drama. 81:58 But because he's saying sometimes you got to question authority. Now, we question authority here as to the source of this virus. 82:05 And I didn't just make things up. We had the number one retired but still active in other areas science editor of The New York Times. He was that for decades. 82:18 And he wrote this long piece. He had to write it in a different publication because The New York Times wasn't taking it. 82:24 And I read it beginning to end, probably twice, because there's certain words and things I didn't understand, but I became rather fluent in it. And all I did is bring him on Life, Liberty, and Live In on Fox, and we discussed it at length. 82:41 And he said, look, I can't tell you with 100% certainty, but I can tell you that virtually all the evidence leads towards the lab, right? 82:51 not towards bats and then the virus jumping from bats to human beings. 82:58 And then he talked about how the Wuhan lab was funded. 83:03 about this nonprofit organization, I think it was in Boston, that was responsible for it and funded it with a lot of money, and the so-called Batwoman, the woman who worked in the lab, the Chinese citizen, and these viruses that she was developing, and that it was odd that the Communist Chinese would not allow us to go in there and really research this. If they had nothing to hide, they'd show it to us. 83:27 And he was troubled by the fact that Fauci was dismissing it, And that the letter that was written by the so-called scientific community really wasn't written by the scientific community, but by the organization. 83:42 And it wasn't unanimous. 83:44 But you wouldn't know it. 83:46 And so we discussed all of that, you may recall, America. 83:51 And I was attacked as a kook. And I'm not an ideologue on non-vaxxing and so forth and so on. That had nothing to do with it for me. 84:01 But there were serious questions. And then when we were in Florida, my wife, my mother-in-law, and I, and America's great governor, DeSantis, I forget the name of the drug or whatever the treatment was that he was using down there in Florida, because of what his surgeon general said and what their research showed them, it really did have a prophylactic effect on me. 84:30 And my mother-in-law, what was it? 84:34 How do you pronounce it again? 84:36 Monoclonal antibody. That's what it was. You're right. 84:40 You know, Rich, you deserve a raise. Tell them to give you a raise over there at Westwood. So anyway, that's what he did. 84:48 And I think it was two shots, and you waited there for 30 minutes, and you left. 84:54 It had a very positive effect on me and members of my family, my mother-in-law and my wife. 84:59 I don't believe anybody else was with us of the family, but nonetheless. 85:05 But that was dismissed. 85:08 That was dismissed. And now we know, and Fauci's run away from it, the six-foot rule. There was no reason for the six-foot rule. 85:18 The masking, again, he ran away from that, too. He said, I didn't order that. I didn't do the six-foot rule. I didn't close the schools. I didn't, I didn't, I didn't. He did all these things. 85:33 And so what Kennedy is saying, you may not like him, you may not know everything he's saying, but that's not the point. But he's saying you ought to be skeptical about this. 85:43 Now, there's no reason to be skeptical about a vaccine against polio. 85:50 or a vaccine against a number of diseases and illnesses. Some people are. 85:57 But that's not where my head is. 86:02 But when it comes to something like this, when it comes to the source and the real diminution of civil liberties and so forth and so on, yeah, we have a right to know a little bit more. In fact, we have a right to know a lot more. And we had a right to know a lot more back then. 86:18 I'll be right back. 86:19 Let's see. It's impossible to know what's going on. 86:22 We have 1.4% of the vote in, which means nothing. 86:45 But Abdul El-Sayed has 58.8%. Hallie Stevens. Listen to her. She sounds like an idiot, too, to be perfectly honest. 86:54 Not as sinister and evil like this Sayed, but like a moron. 87:01 She has 38.7%. And somebody named Mallory McMurrow has 5.5%. So it's way too early to know. 87:11 But they seem to think that this El-Sayed... 87:15 is going to be the victor. Now, that means that Mike Rogers has to win. 87:24 That Mike Rogers has to win. We're going to have a huge problem in this country. 87:32 I think we already have a huge problem in this country. This is the tip of the iceberg. They're going to have one candidate, more candidates. You might recall we played the head of CARE, the founder and executive director of CARE, about a year and a half ago, making the point that they're going to have candidates all over the country, that they want to have a significant presence in Congress, that they want judges and Supreme Court justices. So this is underway. This is heavily funded by the enemy overseas. 88:02 All this is going on in front of us, and quite frankly, the ruling class is doing next to nothing about it. I'm just being honest with you. 88:09 We'll be right back. 88:13 You can call us now at 877-381-3811. And the liberal contact number is 877-381-3811. 88:21 All right, let's take some calls. Let's go to Tom, Indianapolis, Indiana, one of my favorite towns, actually. The great WFDM. Tom, how are you? 88:34 Mr. Sullivan, thank you for taking my call, sir. I appreciate it. You bet. I mean, you're great. That's why they call you the great one. 88:44 Thank you. 88:44 I don't understand. 88:47 I don't understand Thune. 88:50 I think he's a rhino, but that's a whole other topic and a whole other story. 88:55 But if these communists are starting to win and win these primaries, they're not going to stop Schumer, Bernie, all of these guys, they're going to go after them just as much as they're going after the regular Democrat. 89:13 Why doesn't Thune go to these guys and say, look, do you think it's going to stop with you? You're crazy. Vote for the Save America Act because you're going to go down anyway. 89:25 Well, why would they vote for that? Because they're going to go down anyway. They're not going to believe they're going to go down anyway. Schumer's not going to say, yeah, I'm going to go down anyway, so I'll vote with you guys. 89:36 I don't see that happening. 89:38 Now, if Schumer did do that, he would definitely go down. 89:45 That's true. That's true. I mean, the only way we can stop it is at the polls, and I'm doing my best. I mean, I'm getting out there on social media. And just real quick, and I know you're busy, but I got a friend of mine. I'm originally from New Jersey. 89:59 Yeah. 89:59 And I got a friend of mine. I'm originally from New Jersey, and a friend posted the other day in Patterson. There's a sign that says, Welcome to Little Palestine. 90:08 I know. It's awful. 90:11 And I'm like, this is just, this is insane. This is just, I'm scared. 90:15 We now have no-go areas, just like they have outside of Paris, the Paris suburbs. 90:22 If you go into these areas now, and you're Christian or Jewish, and you want to exercise your freedom of speech on your faith and that sort of thing, maybe if you're Christian, you want to proselytize if you want. You're taking your life into your own hands. 90:41 If you're walking down the street and you're wearing a kippah or Star David, if you're walking down the street and you're an Orthodox Jew, dressed as such and have the beard and the hat and so forth, it's very, very dangerous. 90:58 Here in the United States of America, very dangerous. 91:02 So there's places where Jews and Christians cannot go. 91:07 And I mean this in all seriousness, where they cannot go. 91:11 If they want to be safe. 91:14 And we're allowing this to happen. The politicians of both parties are basically ignoring it. Republicans might talk about it, but they're not doing a hell of a lot about it because they're not sure what to do about it. They ought to sit down. 91:32 They ought to bring the smartest among them, the smartest from the think tanks, the smartest conservative legal groups, sit down, sit down with DOJ, DHS, all of them, for a weekend, a long weekend. 91:47 Maybe they ought to have it in Patterson, New Jersey, or Dearborn, Michigan, or one of those places, tongue-in-cheek. But nonetheless, and work it through and see what can be done. 92:01 Because if nothing's done, something will be done, and that is, by the Marxist-Islamist, they will continue to grow at warp speed, like it's happening right now. 92:13 All right, Tom, thanks for your excellent call. I appreciate it. Let us go to Ken Thompson, Pennsylvania, the great SiriusXM satellite. How are you? 92:23 Hey, Mark. Great honor to speak to you. 92:26 Thanks, Ken. 92:27 We're contemporaries... 92:29 Um, in 1980, I threw my first vote for Ronald Reagan. 92:33 Beautiful. 92:34 And in 1983, I, um, I raised my hand and I went into the Air Force and I was found myself in, uh, in Europe, Western Europe, Belgium, Sicily, in ground launch cruise missiles with the Air Force with a ground launch missile called the Tomahawk missile. And, uh, it's used today everywhere. Um, And I say that because I raised my hand and I swore to my Lord that I would protect this country from domestic and foreign enemies. 93:12 I never thought we would be in this situation, my friend. And you've seen it, too. Forty years, and this is what we got? And our children come home and they're... 93:27 They're brainwashed from the college. It's disgusting to me. Anyway, my call is, why can we not have a constitutional amendment, very simply, to outlaw Sharia? And I have a friend that's a Muslim. 93:50 All right, but before we run out of time, let me address this. Number one... 93:57 I don't think two-thirds of the House and the Senate will vote for that, let alone three-fourths of the state legislatures or a state convention. The other form of amending a constitution, we don't have enough states yet. Convention of states, something Mark Meckler and I and others have been pushing very, very hard over the years. 94:17 But I'm just pointing out that the constitutional amendment is not so simple to get. That's why in recent years we haven't had many, even if we were of the mind to do it. 94:29 But I don't think we need a constitutional amendment. I think statutes can handle it. 94:34 And I think, like I was saying to the prior caller, the smartest minds of the Republican Party, along with some of the think tanks and some of these conservative legal groups, I'm not running one anymore, but I know Landmark and America First Legal and Judicial Watch and all the other great ones that are out there can get together and get together with the Office of Legal Counsel, which is the brain trust of justice, and I don't know what the brain trust is of DHS, and figure this out. 95:07 And time is running out. 95:10 Thank you for your call. I appreciate it, brother, very much. 95:14 Cheryl Los Alamitos, California, the great KRLA. Is that correct? 95:22 That is correct. I'm here with my mom, and she's a Holocaust survivor, and we've spoken to you before because we just love you. 95:30 Thank you. 95:30 So I just want to, well, you're just amazing. You're a mensch. And I want to first thank God for watching over President Trump, that he's safe, because we're here in California. And in terms of midterms, one thing I wanted to say is if after listening to every wonderful thing that... 95:52 Secretary Kennedy said that's the reason why everybody should not be voting for Becerra. He was the HHS secretary under Biden who pushed all of that garbage that Secretary Kennedy was mentioning. And he has no policies. And he was the one who hid the auto pen the entire time that, you know, Biden was in office. 96:16 But you know what? In a state like California, which is just so disastrous now, A guy like him could squeak through, but we're going to have Steve Hilton on a couple of times. We're going to try and fight this. 96:31 God, because, you know, and when you mentioned about what's going on with socialism and all of that, and the gentleman who mentioned about the school... 96:42 Common Core, 1619 Project, Critical Race Theory, that's what's being taught to all of our students. So when you, you're so amazing when you get out there and on your Life, Liberty and Levin and all the shows that you commentate on and your own show, and you explain the difference between socialism and communism and that we're a constitutional republic, but half the students, if you ask them, what does that even mean? or the first line of the preamble or the Constitution. 97:13 They don't know, because unlike when we grew up, and that's the biggest mistake parents are making, it's not the same education system. It has totally changed, and the same with the media. 97:26 If we wouldn't be listening to your show, if we wouldn't be listening to a lot of shows on Fox, and a lot of people don't. They turn on regular television. 97:35 It's not even cable. And they're hearing the cheerleading section for the Democrat Party. And that's part of the problem. And the biggest thing is that I know here in California, 40, I think it's like 44 percent of the registered voters are Democrats. 97:52 25% of the registered voters are Republicans. So in order for Steve or any good Republican to win and get us out of this one-party nightmare, you have to make sure that every single Republican shows up and that there are some people out there who don't want socialism, who don't want radical Islamism, who don't hate Jews and Christians. 98:12 Well, we're going to find out, Cheryl. We're going to find out soon enough. 98:18 We're going to find out. 98:21 All right, I got to go, but Cheryl, God bless you, my friend, and my best to your beautiful, wonderful mother. 98:27 You two are just great. Just great. I absolutely remember you both very, very well. We'll be right back. Okay, let's look at the Michigan Senate race. 98:50 Now, keep in mind, only 6.2% of the vote, and we don't know where that's coming from. 98:56 And Abdul El-Sayed is at 59.8%. Haley Stevens is at 36.7%. So remember, these primaries are very attractive to the most kooky of the kook, you know, brigades out there. 99:13 And I can assure you, that the EMOMs in Dearbornistan, Michigan, and in other parts of Michigan are getting their vote out, 95%, 98%. I can assure you that that's taking place. 99:29 Well, in a lot of other parts of Michigan, the Democrats are, hey, honey, what, Mildred? Come on, Frank, shouldn't we vote? Nah, come on, doesn't matter anyway, does it? 99:41 Doesn't matter anyway, honey. 99:44 All right, forget it. 99:48 I can hear those Democrats now. Can you, Mr. Reducer? 99:52 Yeah, we have Republicans like that, too. It's problematic. 99:56 And that's how a very radical extremist minority, minority in terms of number, that's how they're able to get where they've been going lately. 100:12 This is important. I'm going to try and slip it in. I don't think I can in time. Democrats plan to boycott Senate Judiciary Subcommittee hearing on the Muslim Brotherhood. 100:22 You got that? 100:24 Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee plan to boycott the hearing on the Muslim Brotherhood. The Muslim Brotherhood, which is an international terrorist organization, which should be treated as such in the United States, but it is backed by Turkey, it is backed by Qatar. So for some reason, we don't treat it as a terrorist organization throughout the country. Tell me, why is that? 100:48 What the hell is going on? 100:51 We salute our armed forces, police officers, firefighters, emergency personnel, ICE, we love ICE, our truckers. 100:59 The men and women in Ukraine, the men and women in Israel, the men and women in Iran, and you, the men and women of the United States, God bless you. See you tomorrow. Same place, same time. Have a wonderful evening.