Mark Levin Podcast

On Friday's Mark Levin Show, Erin Molan fills in for Mark. A survey found that 1 in 5 college students say America deserved 9/11. Did you know that Qatar invested $1 billion in American colleges in 2025? And that the ratio of Democrat professors to Republicans is 8.5 - 1? Young people are being set up to fail. They're being influenced by political leaders as well. Newly elected Congressman Adam Hamawy actually denied that Iran is an "adversary," we're the ones who pushed Iran into a fight, we're the ones who've killed a lot of them and called for diplomacy. Multiple people have been elected to positions of power who are more sympathetic to terrorists than American values. Also, Erin's father served in the Australian military, then became a Senator. Her father passed away a few years ago after a life of service. This Veterans Day - called Remembrance Day in Australia, the UK and other countries - Erin remembers her father's service and all those who made the supreme sacrifice. Frank DeVite served in World War II and was part of the D-Day invasion of Omaha Beach. He gets emotional remembering the events of that day. Contrast this with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth speaking at Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day. Someone - not Hegseth - laughed and a guard scolded them. Hegseth gave that soldier a medal. It's clear to Erin, from Australia, that America values service. Then, CENTCOM has sent a warning to Israel and other Middle Eastern countries to be on high alert for possible military activity. President Trump told Hugh Hewitt that he won't hesitate to use force on Iran, the regime is collapsing, no one has been killed in the last five months and we control the Strait of Hormuz. But does JD Vance influence his views on Israel? Absolutely not, says Trump, he's the most pro-Israel president ever. And if the regime is still intact when he leaves office? That would be a defeat for us. Finally, the Jensen Huang honeypot story is more than just a salacious scandal. There are serious national security implications. It turns out he didn't just have an affair with a suspected Chinese spy, he had several affairs. So many questions: what did he know? Was he somehow involved? Recall that Huang led the charge to sell computer chips to China, calling export controls a failure. His chips are the reason America is winning the AI race. We can't afford to hand our advantage over to our number one adversary. There's a surefire way not to fall for a honeypot trap: don't have affairs!
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On Thursday’s Mark Levin Show, the debate over the so-called Iran war is not between isolationists and neoconservatives. Instead, it is between isolationists and Jacksonians, the Reaganites and MAGA Trumpites who go in, take care of business and get out without heavy ground commitments or forever wars, and who are not isolationists. President Trump has never been an isolationist. Isolationists have always been the fringe, and a president in a world full of hostile nations cannot be one, because protecting the country is the job's top priority. The irony is isolationists who claim to be neocons actually sound more like modern Democrats in being Marxists, Islamist and anti-Israel. Also, populism is not conservatism, or constitutionalism or but the heart of Marxism and socialism, because it claims to act in the name of the people even when the people don't go along. The Constitution rejects populism, which is mobocracy, and that's why only the House of Representatives is directly elected. America is a republic, not a democracy, so unalienable rights such as property, due process, your home, and your pension belong to you and are never up for a majority vote. Later, Gov Ron DeSantis is Reagan-esque in his beliefs and his approach won the day last Tuesday in Florida, proof that conservative policies work and are popular even against a massive blue wave. Reagan's foreign policy was not isolationist, and he fought off a horrendous recession inherited from Carter, with interest rates at 21% compared with about 3.4% today, while the media tried to destroy him with images of gas lines and homeless shelters and called him a warmonger. Much of Trump's foreign policy is peace through strength in the Reagan mold, while the policy urged by J.D. Vance and his allies has never been Republican or conservative but resembles a radical Democrat policy. Finally, Chris Rufo calls in to discuss his new investigation. Renteria Vineyard Management, the company managing Gavin Newsom's PlumpJack-owned Oso Vineyard in Napa, has a long history of employing illegal immigrants. Newsom kept his stake in PlumpJack, which owns more than 400 acres in Napa, when he became governor, and he and his wife reported at least $11 million in income from 2019 to 2024, mostly from wineries, restaurants and investments. The reporters found no H-2A visa filings by RVM or PlumpJack after 2023, which suggests RVM hires local workers.
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On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, President Trump honors our military service members on Veteran’s Day. Meanwhile, Iran has been at war with the United States for nearly half a century and it should be carried through to a decisive victory rather than stopped short. Failing to finish off the regime would leave future nuclear and missile threats intact. We need to fight for victory rather than containment. Also, there is a broader influence operation involving Russia, Qatar, and Communist China that has affected segments of the conservative movement, encouraging opposition to Ukraine, Israel, and military action against Iran. Isolationism ultimately benefits adversaries such as China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran by weakening support for allies and reducing the willingness to confront hostile regimes. Later, the Woke Reich embraces views harmful to constitutional conservatism, particularly regarding Iran and U.S. national security. These people are not traditional, constitutional conservatives and sound more and more like both neo-fascists and DSAs. Yet they infiltrate our institutions and media, such as Blaze Media and the Claremont Institute. Afterward, Democrats want to expand Obamacare and take over Medicare, which would ultimately destroy Medicare rather than strengthen it. Guaranteeing health insurance for every person, combined with open borders and weak immigration enforcement, would overwhelm the system, increase government control, and undermine both Medicare and private health coverage, including union-negotiated plans. Meanwhile, Politico is working on a "story" that criticism of the VP from Brian Kilmeade, Marc Theissan, and me are broadening and strengthening his support. It looks like operatives and surrogates are manipulating a willing media in hopes of creating a pseudo-news story to advance an agenda. In the case of the reporter, better access. In the case of the politician, to discourage criticism. We won’t be played. Finally, France burns under weeks of riots while novelist Michel Houellebecq is charged with hate speech for criticizing Islam and mass migration, a warning of what the Marxist Islamist alliance has in store.
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On Tuesday’s Mark Levin Show, what do we stand for? Support for the Declaration of Independence and Constitution, individual free will, representative government, economic liberty and opportunity, law and order, enforcement of immigration laws, and the Judeo-Christian belief system, while rejecting Marxism and Islamism. Those are America's principles, but a small cabal within the Republican party reject those principles in favor of isolationism. They say we should have sat on our hands while the suicidal Islamo-Nazi Iranian regime developed nuclear weapons. The Woke Reich pushed this as the main issue in the election. They even helped Democrats convince people that the economy is bad when it's actually very good. President Trump is the only president in the last half century to take on Iran, even with opposition from JD Vance and his isolationist supporters. Message to the Woke Reich: all roads do not lead through Iran regarding the economy and affordability. Republicans risk losing in 2028 if they do not unite around shared conservative principles, and reject figures like Tucker Carlson, Steve Bannon, Megyn Kelly, Nick Fuentes. Reject the isolationist or socialist tendencies on the right. The Republican Party should rally around patriotic Americans, embrace constitutional conservatism, and engage in a competitive 2028 primary. Meanwhile, the Iranian regime believes it is acting for Allah, the appearance of the 12th imam, etc. If it is not eliminated, if it survives, it will not be contained after President Trump leaves office, despite our Western mindset, elections, and isolationists. The public is weary from the constant negotiations and the increase in gas prices (never as high as the Biden years), but that was not the single biggest issue in this election. The issue the isolationists never answer is what they would do. Nothing? Get out, they say. The regime would certainly take over the Strait and drive-up gas and oil prices. It would certainly continue building thousands of long-range ballistic missiles. It would finish the development of nuclear weapons with the help of China, Russia, and North Korea. Then what? Later, opposition to data centers is driven by fearmongering and ignores their economic and technological benefits. Data centers are essential for advancing artificial intelligence, which can process vast amounts of medical and scientific information at speeds beyond human capability, leading to faster discoveries of treatments, cures, and drugs for diseases such as cancer, Alzheimer's, and heart disease. AI technology will be developed regardless, and the United States should build and control it rather than allow others to take the lead.
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On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, stop us if you've seen this movie before: we're negotiating with the Iranian Islamo-Nazi regime again. And Qatar, Turkey and Pakistan are the intermediaries. Sure, why not? Qatar's brilliant idea: release $8 billion to Iran as a show of good faith. That's twice as much aid as Israel gets from the U.S. They are obsessed with getting nukes and if they survive, guess what they'll do? You think gas prices are high now? Wait until Trump leaves office. But the Woke Reich isolationists say it's our fault the world hates us. Why do we have 19 military installations and tens of thousands of troops in Arab countries and none in Israel? Why do rich Arab countries even need an American military presence? Why does America give one cent to the Arabs? The Woke Reich don't ask these questions? No one else seems to be asking. Meanwhile, the geniuses who say, "let's get out of the Middle East," apparently haven't noticed that the Middle East is here! The Muslim Brotherhood, CAIR, other terror groups and terror-aligned groups, Islamists and mosques popping up everywhere. But let's get out of the Middle East. And let's just leave the Iranian regime because, you see, the price of gasoline will drop way down - except, of course, when Iran decides to cut off the Strait and drives it up, and threatens the Arab countries with ballistic missiles, and drives our economic into the toilet. Also, the Democrats impeached President Trump a second time in 2021 and actually had a trial in the Senate when he was a private citizen. Therefore, we need to impeach every past president who is still alive for military operations in which they never received a declaration of war -- impeach them all and try them all -- as this is the new standard. The same for every past, living SecDef and SecState. The Democrats real motive to try and impeach Secretary Pete Hegseth is to undermine a highly effective Secretary of Defense and weaken the war effort against the regime in Tehran. They are motivated by a desire for power, seek to undermine the American system, and use impeachment as a tool to advance their agenda while presenting themselves as defenders of the Constitution. Later, Gov Sarah Huckabee Sanders calls in to discuss her new book - Unapologetic: Clarity and Conviction in a World Gone Crazy.
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