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[00:44] We've once again made contact with our [00:46] leader, Mark. Love them. [music] [00:56] [music] [01:02] [music] [01:08] [music] [01:10] Heat up [01:13] >> [music] [01:25] [music] [01:31] >> here. [01:41] >> [music] [01:52] [music] [01:57] [music] [01:59] [bell] [02:04] >> Hello America. Mark Levin here. Our [02:06] number 8773813811877381 [02:12] 3811. [02:14] We're negotiating [02:17] with the enemy again. [02:20] And we're using as moderators Qatar, [02:23] Pakistan, [clears throat] and Turkey. [02:27] And I'm sure they're very objective and [02:29] very helpful since all of them have in [02:32] one form or another condemned the very [02:35] existence of the state of Israel. [02:38] And of course in the case of Qatar, the [02:40] number one funer of terrorism around the [02:43] world and that would of course include [02:46] the United States as they are the main [02:49] supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood. [02:53] Now, we've seen this show over and over [02:56] and over and over again, and I might add [02:58] over again. [03:01] Now, there are reports, could be fake [03:02] news. I admit that for sure, [03:06] that the Qataris had a brilliant idea. [03:08] Why don't we Why don't we release $8 [03:10] billion to the Islamazi regime in Thran [03:14] after all this? If they're choking them [03:17] off economically, [03:19] if they're trying to bring them to their [03:20] knees economically, why don't we just [03:23] give them $8 billion as a showing of our [03:25] goodwill? [03:27] Now, $8 billion would be twice as much [03:30] as Israel gets over two years. The vast [03:33] majority of the money that they have [03:34] received in the past has never left the [03:36] United States and has gone directly to [03:38] our federal and military contractors, [03:41] creating jobs [03:43] here in America. [03:48] Now, I hope we're not going to [03:51] have another situation that was [03:53] negotiated by the vice president, which [03:55] was basically worse than a surrender. [03:58] Tens of billions of dollars going to the [04:00] enemy. [04:03] And I certainly hope we're not we're not [04:05] going to have another deal, [04:08] a peace in our time deal of the sort [04:10] that Obama negotiated. [04:12] And I'm not saying we'll have any of [04:14] those things, [04:16] but I'm not saying we won't either. [04:19] I start from the premise that you cannot [04:22] contain the Islamazi regime. It is a [04:24] premise that has been understood by [04:28] conservatives and Republicans and the [04:29] Tea Party and and MAGA from day one. [04:35] Jim Deint said as much when he was a [04:38] senator. The late great Tom Coburn, who [04:41] was a dear friend of mine, said as much [04:44] when he was a senator. In fact, he was a [04:46] co-sponsor of a resolution, [04:49] saying exactly that. [04:51] Wasn't that long ago when the governor [04:53] of Florida, Ronda Santis, said the same [04:55] thing. I think he still believes that, [04:59] but I know it to be the case. If the [05:01] regime survives [05:03] its obsession [05:06] with acquiring nuclear weapons, [05:09] which they claim is directed by Allah [05:11] himself, [05:13] will not be thwarted because we will [05:16] never have another opportunity as we do [05:18] today to put an end to this once and for [05:21] all. Never. In the meantimes, [05:25] in the meantime, the regime has [05:26] announced that it will be building many [05:29] more, thousands more intercontinental [05:32] ballistic missiles and it will not honor [05:34] any distance requirements. Not that it [05:36] ever did because it wasn't supposed to [05:38] build missiles that could hit London, [05:40] but they have. [05:42] Now, we'll see what the woke right [05:44] isolationists [05:46] who've turned the midterm losses into a [05:48] single issue about Iran because they [05:51] like to lie. But that's what they do. [05:54] They lie because that's what [05:56] isolationists do. They want you to [05:57] pretend that it's our fault. We the [06:00] imperialists. We the colonialists. We [06:02] the militarists. That it's our fault [06:04] that all these countries hate us. Don't [06:06] you know? [06:08] They sound just like the Marxist [06:10] Islamist enemy within [06:14] because they are exactly the same in [06:16] this regard. [06:21] The price of fuel will go through the [06:22] roof if the regime survives and once the [06:25] president leaves because they will cut [06:27] off the straight of hormos and nobody [06:29] will do a damn thing about it. You think [06:31] a dollar more for a gallon of gasoline [06:33] is a lot? Watch your gasoline double and [06:36] triple. And by the way, the price of [06:38] your gasoline has significantly been [06:40] reduced over the course of the last [06:41] month. I see it in my own local gas [06:44] stations. [06:47] You want to see inflation and the price [06:48] of everything go up, you just wait when [06:52] we withdraw everything from Iran and [06:55] they have a free hand to do whatever [06:57] they want. You watch. [07:01] That's correct. As for us saving Israel, [07:04] I keep hearing that in my view, Israel [07:07] would have wiped out that Iranian regime [07:09] a long time ago, especially June 2025 [07:13] when it was pulled back. [07:16] Just my guess. [07:19] Just my guess. [07:22] But hey, look, the isolationists will [07:25] have their shot now. We'll see how [07:26] successful they are. The vice president [07:29] is negotiating again. We've seen how [07:31] good that's gone over the course of 8 n [07:33] months. So, we'll just see how it goes. [07:36] Uh there are a number of people who've [07:39] been sabotaging this war effort uh [07:41] who've been advising him. number of [07:44] people who've been sabotaging this war [07:45] effort who we call podcasters and [07:48] influencers and their ilk and their [07:50] type. We even have pollsters who are [07:53] polling in a way to basically undermine [07:56] the war effort. And so there's been a [07:59] lot of that going on. It's very [08:00] troubling. You know, I can remember it [08:02] wasn't that long ago when it was really [08:04] taboo to be negotiating with terrorists. [08:06] Remember that, Mr. Medusa? [08:09] In the good old days, you don't [08:10] negotiate with terrorists. Now, [08:14] appears those are pretty much the only [08:16] people we're going to negotiate with. [08:20] And then there's the 90 million Iranian [08:23] people who we promised [08:25] we would help. And now we're blaming [08:27] them for not rising up with their bare [08:29] hands, of course. [08:31] Well, we could have helped them. I've [08:33] talked about it over and over and over [08:34] again. We could have armed them. And [08:36] others have agreed with me now. General [08:38] Keane, Victor Davis Hans, and many, many [08:40] others. [08:41] But apparently that was a bridge too far [08:44] because the Turks under Erdogan, [08:47] an Islamist mass murderer himself, he [08:50] didn't want it and neither did the Arab [08:52] states. What do we owe these Arab [08:55] states? By the way, what do we owe them? [08:58] Why are we even listening to them? [09:01] I have a question for you, America. [09:05] Why do we have 19 military sites and [09:07] installations [09:09] in all these Arab countries? Why? Why do [09:13] we have 40,000 to 50,000 American [09:15] military personnel and contractors in [09:17] these countries? We don't have a base in [09:20] Israel. [09:22] We don't have thousands. We don't even [09:24] have a thousand military personnel in [09:27] Israel on a permanent or regular basis [09:30] at all. [09:32] So why why after the the Tucker Carlson [09:36] woke right isolationists [09:38] that have numerous publications and [09:40] platforms with the Federalist, at the [09:42] American Conservative, the Heritage [09:44] Found, all these places? Why are they [09:47] not objecting to these 19 military sites [09:49] and installations in the Arab world? Why [09:52] are they not objecting to the 40 or [09:54] 50,000 American military personnel in [09:56] these states? Why don't they talk once, [09:59] let alone a thousand and1 times [10:03] about these Arab countries dragging us [10:06] into this and dragging us into that? [10:08] Why? [10:11] Can anybody answer that? [10:14] You know why? [10:16] And I know why, too. [10:19] Some of them are on the take. Some of [10:21] them have been subsidized by them. Some [10:22] of them want to be subsidized by them, [10:24] but they're not Jewish. That's why. And [10:28] they're not even Christian. That's [10:29] another reason why. [10:33] Don't you find this weird [10:36] that all of these extremely wealthy Arab [10:40] states [10:41] with several hundred million people [10:45] need 19 of our military sites and [10:49] installations. [10:51] need 40 to 50,000 of our troops. We're [10:55] tiny little Israel [10:57] that is not sitting on reservoirs of [11:00] oil. Has a total of I think 14 or 12 [11:05] million people, 9 million of whom are [11:08] Jews. Why is this the case, ladies and [11:11] gentlemen? Now, we just agreed the [11:12] president just declared on his own [11:15] there'll be no more money going to [11:16] Israel. That's fine. But why is their [11:19] money going to the Arab states that have [11:21] all this money to begin with? Can [11:23] somebody answer that? [11:28] I'm very curious about that. [11:31] It's not even raised. Not once. [11:36] I haven't heard the vice president say [11:37] we need to restructure our relationships [11:41] with Qatar or Saudi Arabia. [11:44] Has anybody heard that? I haven't heard [11:47] that. Why is that [11:52] very interesting? [11:54] The answer is simple [11:58] and the answer is disgusting. [12:03] Now, I want to talk to you about a [12:05] little bit more of this. I've pulled up [12:07] and done my research on this, ladies and [12:09] gentlemen. [12:10] We have uh let's see here. Let's see if [12:13] I can pull this up. I've just posted for [12:15] you a map of where all of our bases are [12:18] in the Middle East. There's not one in [12:20] Israel. Not one. [12:24] Not one. [12:27] Why are we closing them? [12:30] Why aren't our troops being pulled? I [12:31] mean, we're reducing our troops in [12:33] Europe, right? There are no troops in [12:35] Israel. [12:37] Why haven't we reduced or removed our [12:39] troops from these Arab countries? I'm [12:40] quite serious. [12:43] What do they have on us? [12:46] Why is that? [12:49] Yeah. Well, maybe somebody will [12:52] introduce a bill, you know, maybe Thomas [12:55] Massie or Roy Con Mano. [12:59] Maybe Bernie Sanders, Bernie, the [13:02] Stalinist. Has he introduced a bill? I'm [13:04] sitting and waiting. How about Schumer, [13:07] the highest ranking Jew in the Senate? [13:09] Has he recommended it? Not once. Why is [13:12] that? [13:14] Why is that? [13:16] I'm waiting for the Republicans to do [13:19] it. What do you say, Republicans? Will [13:22] you do it? [13:24] Hm. [13:26] Why haven't they done it? [13:30] Yeah. Uh-huh. [13:33] Very weird, isn't it? I think it's very [13:35] weird. [13:37] I'll be right back. M love in. [13:53] [music] [13:56] All right, let us talk about [13:58] impeachment. [14:02] Impeachment. [14:05] We have a constitution that provides for [14:07] impeachment. We have Madison's notes [14:09] among other notes that tell us what the [14:12] framers of the Constitution meant by [14:14] impeachment, high crimes and [14:15] misdemeanors. [14:19] They rejected [14:20] language that had been used for [14:24] impeachment-like actions [14:26] in Britain because they thought it was [14:28] too [14:30] generalized. [14:33] And they wanted impeachment to be used [14:35] for only the most rare and serious of [14:41] actions against the public good. [14:45] High crimes and misdemeanors didn't mean [14:47] a criminal code type of an event because [14:50] there was no criminal code. [14:54] High crimes and misdemeanors [14:56] misdemeanors at the time did not mean a [14:58] lesserinccluded offense or something of [15:00] that sort. [15:02] A misdemeanor was considered a very [15:04] serious offense against the public trust [15:06] and same with of course high crimes. [15:10] One of the things they were concerned [15:11] about [15:14] was that they not create an impeachment [15:17] clause [15:19] in which Congress could blackmail a [15:22] president. Remember they created all [15:24] this stuff from whole cloth. The fact [15:27] that there's a biccameal Congress, they [15:29] created that. The fact that there's a [15:31] Senate of the sort that we have, they [15:33] created that. The fact that there's a [15:34] House of Representatives of the sort we [15:36] have, they created that. They created [15:38] the office of the presidency, the office [15:40] of the vice presidency, the entire [15:42] executive branch. They created the whole [15:44] idea of [15:47] power, checking power through three [15:49] branches [15:51] uh in real terms. The uh ideology or I [15:54] should say philosophy behind it goes [15:57] back to lock and Montescu and even [15:59] before. [16:02] So, if you're going to use the [16:03] impeachment clause [16:06] to go after public officials because you [16:09] disagree with their policies and you're [16:11] trying to twist it and turn it into some [16:14] kind of a high crime and misdemeanor, [16:16] that is violation of the Constitution, [16:19] you're doing exactly what the framers of [16:21] the Constitution had rejected and [16:23] insisted that we not do. These are real [16:27] standards. They're supposed to be [16:28] applied objectively and mutually. But [16:31] when you have people running for office [16:32] saying we're going to impeach this one, [16:34] that one, and the other one, clearly [16:36] that's not the case. [16:40] And they're talking about first in the [16:42] dock going after Pete Haggath. Why? Why [16:44] is the real reason? [16:46] Anybody know? [16:49] Well, of course, he's probably one of [16:51] the most effective secretaries of war or [16:54] defense in modern history. But that's [16:56] not why. [17:01] Because they want to give aid and [17:02] comfort to the enemy, the Islamazi [17:04] regime in Tyrron. They want us to lose [17:06] that war every bit as much as the woke [17:09] right isolationists [17:11] that Tucker Carlson's his ilk, the Matt [17:14] Gateses of the world. You know, the the [17:16] gum on the bottom of your shoe. They [17:19] want us to lose this war just like they [17:21] wanted us to lose this election because [17:24] they're out for power. [17:26] And if the American people win, they [17:29] can't get their power. They're trying to [17:31] tear down the system and rebuild it in [17:33] their image. And it's quite ugly, just [17:36] like the Marxist Islamists. [17:40] But they want to give aid and comfort to [17:42] the enemy. They want to undermine the [17:44] the secretary war in the middle of a [17:46] war. We have never seen a Democrat party [17:49] do anything like this before. There have [17:51] been bad Democrat majorities in the [17:53] past, but not like this. These are [17:55] people who hate the Constitution. [17:57] They've told us they want to they want [17:59] to shred it and then they wave it [18:00] around, don't they? As if they're going [18:03] to defend it, and that's why they're [18:04] going to use impeachment. More when I [18:06] return. [18:13] The voice of reason in a sea of lunacy. [18:17] Mark Levvin. Dial in now. 8773813811. [18:24] Well, the Democrats have created some [18:26] kind of precedent. Boy, when it comes to [18:28] impeachment, you know, the second [18:29] impeachment against our president. [18:33] They did it as fast as they could [18:35] because they wanted to catch him on the [18:36] way out the door because the election [18:38] was over, you may recall. So, what did [18:41] they do? They actually held a Senate [18:42] trial, did Schumer, [18:45] even though he had become a private [18:47] citizen. That's never been done. In [18:49] fact, it's absurd. And they did that [18:51] because they wanted to ensure if they [18:53] could convict him that he could never [18:55] run for public office again because [18:57] that's what's required. [18:59] So, they're very evil and diabolical. [19:02] They failed, of course. They didn't get [19:04] the super duper number of votes that [19:06] they needed, [19:07] but they held the trial nonetheless. [19:10] And so I got to thinking, and I just [19:12] posted this, America. I got to thinking, [19:17] you can have a trial [19:19] of a president who's left office [19:23] if there's a constitutional violation. [19:26] And according to the Democrats, if [19:27] there's not a declaration of war [19:30] with Iran, [19:33] then that's an impeachable offense, [19:35] certainly in part. [19:38] So I got to thinking, let us go back to [19:41] every president who's still alive [19:44] and let's impeach every single one of [19:46] them because they all took military [19:48] action in one form or another, some more [19:51] significant than others. Obama, very [19:53] significant, [19:57] and impeached them [20:02] for failing to get a declaration of war. [20:04] Well, you might some, but you know, but [20:06] um [20:08] Bush for Iraq, he got uh he got a [20:10] statute. It's not good enough. They said [20:13] declaration of war. [20:16] Declaration of war. [20:20] So, go all the way back to those who are [20:22] alive, [20:24] the earliest one. Who would that be? [20:27] Bush, Mr. Producer? Something like that. [20:30] And work our way through. We got [20:32] Clinton. We've got Obama. We've got [20:34] Biden. We've got We've got And let's [20:37] impeach them [20:39] and put them on trial. [20:42] See, the Republicans need to get smart [20:44] about how they make these points. [20:48] They really do. And not only that, every [20:51] past Secretary of Defense, now we call [20:54] them Secretary of War, [20:56] they should be impeached and put on [20:58] trial, too. [21:00] And same with every past secretary of [21:02] state. [21:05] That's right. [21:07] Why? [21:09] For the reasons the Democrats say. [21:11] That's why [21:15] and that's what should be done in my [21:17] view. [21:21] Now, uh [21:23] Todd Blanch is a fantastic attorney [21:26] general. He's a fantastic lawyer. I will [21:29] tell you now that he is scheduled unless [21:31] some emergency breaks to be on Life [21:33] Liberty in Levvin [21:36] on Sunday. [21:40] On Saturday and remember uh we have uh [21:44] General Keane and John U. [21:50] And we also have on Sunday our friend [21:54] Roger Zachheim [21:57] who is the uh director [22:00] of the Reagan Institute in Washington. [22:02] By the way, tonight in just a few [22:04] minutes we have Sarah Huckabe Sanders on [22:06] the program. Uh what a fantastic [22:09] governor she is. She's just the best. [22:12] Really is fantastic. So we're going to [22:13] have her too. We got a lot going on. [22:16] I'll have an exciting announcement for [22:18] you soon. New York once we get it all [22:21] inked up. I think we will. [22:24] And uh we want to make that [22:26] announcement, too. But so when it comes [22:28] to impeachment, [22:31] I also laid out the defenses last week [22:35] that all these individuals should bring [22:37] with them. And I will discuss this with [22:38] Todd Blanch when he's on Fox with me. [22:41] And that is since Garcia, who's a [22:45] and many of the other Democrats, who are [22:47] all morons actually, were beating their [22:49] chest about how they are conducting [22:53] investigations to determine if there's [22:56] crimes and effectively criminal [22:58] investigations. [23:01] Then it's my position that every single [23:04] witness or target [23:07] has an absolute right to demand the [23:10] names of every individual who is [23:12] involved in their investigation. They [23:14] have a right to demand every single [23:18] document, text, email, [23:22] phone call that any of these individuals [23:25] had one with the other or with any third [23:27] parties, any outside parties at all. [23:29] Why? Why? because you have a right to [23:31] put up a defense under our constitution. [23:34] You have a right to due process and that [23:36] includes the right to defend yourself. [23:39] So, Congress does not have authority to [23:41] conduct criminal investigations. They [23:43] don't have authority to conduct [23:44] investigations for the purpose of [23:46] discovering crimes. Congress has the [23:49] power to have hearings and oversight and [23:51] so forth for the purpose of doing what? [23:54] Legislating. Now, they may say they're [23:57] doing that now, but it's too late. [24:00] It's too late. [24:02] The horse is out of the barn. [24:06] It's too late. The cat's out of the bag [24:11] because they've already said their true [24:12] intent. I would push that to the wall. [24:17] I would I would make demands. [24:21] If they want to challenge that, then [24:23] we'll go ahead and litigate it. I would [24:26] have transcripts of what they said. I [24:28] would have videos of what they said and [24:29] I would make it abundantly clear [24:32] they have no more authority to conduct a [24:34] criminal investigation than their man on [24:36] the moon and if that's [clears throat] [24:37] what they're really doing and that's [24:38] what they said they're doing and that's [24:39] what they said they're looking for [24:41] crimes [24:43] not oversight hearings to see you know [24:46] if the rules are being followed or if [24:49] they need new legislation or any no it's [24:51] not what they said now this is very [24:54] important what I'm sharing with you very [24:56] very important [25:00] So, uh, Todd Blanch is on CNN [25:04] and Dana Bash with that dumb look on her [25:06] face. Unfortunately, it's more than a [25:08] look. It's actually a reality. [25:11] And no, I'm not putting her down because [25:12] of her looks. I'm saying it's a dumb [25:14] look. But even if I were, who cares? [25:18] Listen to this exchange. Cut four. Go. [25:21] If the defense secretary Pete Hexath [25:23] faces impeachment charges, would you [25:25] represent him? [25:26] >> Well, yeah, this has happened before. [25:29] So, we can all look at history. You [25:30] don't have to, you know, when you ask me [25:32] that, you're ignoring history and [25:33] including recent history. Yes, the [25:35] Department of Justice actively defends. [25:37] Now, some might get their own lawyer. It [25:39] might be a combination of private [25:40] counsel and government counsel. My job [25:42] as the attorney general is, among other [25:44] things, is to defend the administration. [25:47] We do that in court in all sorts of [25:49] ways. And I will tell you, if Steven [25:50] Miller, if they try to come after Steven [25:52] Miller for these whatever it is that [25:54] Garcia thinks he's going to do, instead [25:56] of actually just conducting oversight [25:57] and leading, of course, the Department [25:59] of Justice will be there to defend him, [26:01] just like if they went after any cabinet [26:03] secretary or any person in government. [26:05] We do it all the time. Department of [26:07] Justice lawyers represent members of the [26:09] executive and and the fact that that [26:10] Congressman Garcia is critical of that [26:13] shows a remarkable lack of understanding [26:15] of how government works. And I would be [26:16] very worried if I was a member on that [26:18] committee. [26:19] >> Yeah. So would I. And Garcia sounds like [26:21] an idiot. So he was beating the drums. [26:24] He was pounding his fist on the table. [26:26] We're going to get these guys. They've [26:28] committed crimes and we're going to look [26:30] into this. [26:31] And I'm thinking, [26:33] what a schmuck. [26:36] And so I posted it over the weekend. I [26:38] think it was Saturday. Whenever it was, [26:40] it's there. and I'm repeating it to you [26:43] that he's created a number of defenses, [26:45] discoveries, and so forth. And I would [26:47] also, if I were their lawyer, [26:50] uh I would also send a letter to them, [26:52] tell them to preserve all of their [26:54] texts, all of their phone records, [26:57] all of their emails, all their [26:59] communications of any kind with each [27:01] other or any party whatsoever within or [27:04] outside of Congress and the media. And I [27:08] would insist on it. and I would go ahead [27:10] and litigate it right up to the Supreme [27:11] Court if I had to. And so there is that [27:16] because the morons really don't know [27:18] what they're doing. [27:21] It's really kind of funny. Peter [27:22] Alexander, it's on CNN today. He's a [27:25] complete clown actually. [27:28] Asking [27:30] Oh, MS now, sorry. Asking uh [27:32] Representative Primilia Gyipal. [27:37] Premilia Gaipo asking her if she would [27:40] support impeachment. She's a commie. [27:44] She's a commie. You know, if you're [27:46] seriously a journalist or a host that [27:49] that believes you have some some [27:51] connection to the news, your question [27:54] would be a substantive question about [27:57] the impeachment clause, about how would [28:00] this work, why would it work, how would [28:02] it apply instead of will you support [28:04] impeachment? [28:08] Cat six. Go. Pete [28:09] >> Hgsth probably the first name up as it [28:11] relates to the potential for [28:12] impeachment. A Republican Thomas Massie [28:14] is likely the one who will introduce [28:16] those um that resolution. Are you a yes [28:18] on that? [28:19] >> So what kind of a question is it? She's [28:21] a hard yes, isn't she? She's a tough [28:24] one. [28:27] Now he knows the answer. Why would you [28:29] ask a question like that? [28:32] Why would you ask a question like that? [28:35] On what basis would you impeach the [28:37] Secretary of Defense for doing what the [28:39] president asked him to do and for doing [28:42] what every secretary of defense has done [28:43] throughout the history of secretaries of [28:46] defense? [28:48] On what basis [28:51] would you justify the impeachment [28:56] and then dig into that and then dig into [28:58] the history? He didn't do any research. [29:00] Didn't look at the Federalist papers. [29:03] Didn't look at any of Madison's notes. [29:06] Didn't look at any of the experts. The [29:08] late great professor Rahu Burgerer or [29:11] even a liberal professor who wrote a [29:13] great book once on impeachment by the [29:14] name of Charles All Black Jr. and this [29:17] came out during the uh during the Nixon [29:20] impeachment and so there's many. I've [29:22] studied them all. He hadn't studied one. [29:25] The media haven't studied any. They [29:26] don't even know the basis for any of [29:28] this stuff. They just go around and push [29:30] an agenda and spew their stupidity much [29:33] like these woke right podcasters and [29:37] they just push it out there. Would you [29:39] be a yes or a no? Well, of course she's [29:42] a yes. She hates the country. She hates [29:45] our constitution. Of course she's a yes. [29:49] I'll be right back. [29:52] Love in [30:03] [music] [30:06] Has anybody seen uh Traitor Katarlson [30:08] around the White House? No, I don't [30:10] think he'd show his face. That'd be kind [30:12] of scary. Maybe around Halloween. [30:14] Wonder if he's been on the phone to [30:16] anybody. What do you think, Mr. [30:17] Producer? [30:20] think it's possible? [30:22] Yeah. [30:25] I just want to know. I think I'll post [30:27] that and ask so all the buzzards can [30:29] come in and let us know maybe one way or [30:31] the other. What do you think of that? [30:34] Well, it's worth asking. I think Peter [30:37] Ducey on Fox News yesterday to Roan [30:40] Manor. [30:42] Uh you're impeaching Hegset because [30:44] Republicans lost. Cut five. Go. So [30:47] you're basically saying you're going to [30:48] impeach Hegsithth because Republicans [30:51] lost. [30:52] >> I I don't know what the reason to [30:55] impeach him. If he is the Secretary of [30:57] Defense, Secretary of War, and he is [30:59] executing orders of the president, what [31:01] is the impeachable offense? [31:03] >> He fired generals without any cause [31:05] unconstitutionally. [31:07] [laughter] [31:08] >> You fired generals without any cause. [31:10] All right, go back and you're going to [31:12] have to dig up Abraham Lincoln and [31:14] impeach him a few times. He fired [31:16] generals, too. He's free to fire [31:19] generals. That's the power of the [31:21] executive branch. You're free to fire [31:23] people who are under your your tutelage [31:26] or under your uh command. Kind of a [31:29] stupid response is that from this this [31:33] nitwit, [31:34] you can impeach the secretary of war [31:37] because he fired generals. Is that a [31:39] high crime and misdemeanor? Well, for no [31:42] reason at all. He doesn't have to have [31:44] any reason. you jackass. [31:48] Go ahead. [31:50] >> Caribbean over fisherman boats without [31:52] uh any authority to do that in a way [31:54] that was illegal. He's executed. [31:56] >> No, he didn't have any authority [31:57] whatsoever to take out those boats. Of [32:00] course, the president told him to. But [32:02] so what? That's an impeachable offense [32:05] based on what? He didn't have any [32:07] authority. So he has to go to Congress [32:10] to get authority to act. No, he doesn't. [32:13] Since when? Since never. Just listen to [32:17] these fools. Go ahead. [32:19] >> An illegal and unconstitutional war. [32:22] >> Oh, an illegal and unconstitutional war. [32:25] How is it illegal and unconstitutional? [32:27] Well, we didn't declare it. Okay. Going [32:30] to have to dig up a lot of presidents [32:32] and we're going to have to go after the [32:33] ones I just said. The ones who are [32:35] alive. Obama, [32:40] Bush, [32:43] Biden, [32:46] Clinton. [32:48] Oh yeah, they're all going to be [32:50] impeached now because apparently it's [32:53] unconstitutional. [32:55] It's a high crime and misdemeanor. [32:57] Forget about unconstitutional. It's a [32:59] high crime and misdemeanor [33:01] if you take military action without [33:04] getting approval from Congress under the [33:08] Declaration of War sentence in the [33:10] Constitution. That is a complete lie. [33:14] And so I hope you hear me on each one of [33:17] these allegations. They're not [33:19] allegations. They're concoctions. [33:21] They're fictions. [33:23] There is literally no basis whatsoever [33:25] to impeach Pete Hegath. None. Zero. [33:31] Go ahead. [33:33] >> Mentioning Signal Gate where he [33:35] compromised our national security. [33:37] >> Signal Gate. So he personally [33:40] compromised national security and [33:42] therefore he should be impeached for a [33:44] high crime of misdemeanor. It's not a [33:46] high crime of misdemeanor and he did no [33:49] such thing. [33:50] There was an accident. There was a screw [33:52] up. [33:54] But what does that have to do with a [33:56] high crime and misdemeanor? [33:58] Nothing. Zero. So he's mentioned four [34:01] things. It's a pylon. [34:05] Go ahead. [34:07] >> Uh any other president would fire him. I [34:09] mean any other president. Even Bush [34:11] fired [34:11] >> any other president wouldn't fire him. [34:14] They would have fired this secretary war [34:18] where 13 of our troops were were killed [34:21] as a result of our withdrawal from [34:22] Afghanistan. There you would fire [34:25] somebody. But isn't it interesting [34:28] firing generals is an impeachable [34:30] offense, [34:32] but the Secretary of Defense should be [34:33] fired even though he hadn't done [34:35] anything. That's fireable. Now, this is [34:38] what happens when you deal with a guy [34:41] who is the brain of a walnut. This rogue [34:44] con man Kana. They're so desperate to [34:47] get elected president. So desperate to [34:50] have power, so desperate they will do [34:53] and say anything. So in the name of the [34:56] Constitution, they will destroy it. As [34:58] I've said a thousand times, [35:00] and they've turned the impeachment [35:02] clause into a clown clause [35:05] for clowns like them. [35:07] There's literally no justification [35:11] for impeaching Pete Heget or anybody [35:13] else in the cabinet, anybody or the [35:16] president. None. Zero. I'll be right [35:18] back. [music] [35:21] This segment of the podcast is [35:23] exclusively sponsored by Pure Talk. Pure [35:25] Talk offers great coverage and can save [35:28] your family money on your wireless bill [35:30] every single month. Go to puretalk.com [35:33] to find the plan that's right for you. [35:35] Thank you again for listening and thank [35:37] you so much for this sponsorship. Pure [35:39] Talk. [35:40] >> He's here. [35:42] >> He's here. [35:44] Now broadcasting from the underground [35:46] command post deep in the bowels of a [35:49] hidden bunker somewhere under the brick [35:51] and steel of a nondescript building. [35:54] We've once again made contact with our [35:56] leader, Mark Leven. [36:00] [music] [36:02] >> Hello America, Mark Leven here. Our [36:04] number 877381 [36:07] 3811 877381 [36:10] [music] [36:10] 3811. May I ask the American media or [36:13] even the foreign media, may I ask you a [36:15] question? [36:17] Now, I've asked this three or four times [36:18] in the course of the show during the [36:20] first hour. I've posted it three times [36:22] on the internet. [36:25] Are you going to ask [36:28] JD Vance? Are you going to ask the [36:32] multitude [36:33] of about 14 [36:36] isolationists? Are you going to ask the [36:40] podcasters [36:41] if they mean pulling out of the Middle [36:43] East means pulling out of our 19 bases, [36:45] shutting them down and removing our 40 [36:48] to 50,000 troops and federal personnel? [36:52] Is that what you mean or not? Or is it [36:55] just Israel? because we're spending far [36:59] more money on the Arab countries, [37:04] far more money on their defenses [37:06] collectively. [37:09] We have up to 50,000 troops and federal [37:12] personnel, contractor personnel in those [37:15] countries. We don't have any of that in [37:18] Israel. So, no base in Israel, no troops [37:21] in Israel. [37:23] So, I want to know when we say get out [37:26] of the Middle East, what do you mean? [37:29] And these countries are rich, rich, [37:31] rich. [37:32] They're spending money on terrorism. [37:34] They're spending money on brainwashing [37:36] our children. [37:38] They got a lot of money. [37:41] Why are we subsidizing countries that [37:43] have literally [37:45] hundreds and hundreds of billions of [37:47] dollars [37:49] in the Middle East? [37:52] Why shouldn't they pay for their own [37:54] defense [37:57] and why I'm the only one in this entire [38:00] country asking that question? [38:04] Now, let's hope some of the backbenchers [38:06] pick up on it, but they're a lot of them [38:08] are, you know, Israel haters and and [38:12] they hate our efforts in Iran. You know, [38:13] they go along. You understand the [38:16] uniqueness of this program? I don't go [38:18] along with anybody. If I say something [38:20] and that's the sort of the general view, [38:22] great. But I'm not afraid to speak up [38:25] and take on all these people because [38:28] what's right is right and what's wrong [38:29] is wrong. What's up is up and what's [38:32] down is down. And you understand this is [38:33] why you listen to this program. [38:37] If we cut a deal with Iran, [38:40] it'll be similar to the Obama deal. We [38:43] will say it's not similar to the Obama [38:45] deal. If the enemy gets one penny, [38:49] you should object like hell. [38:52] And these people who are trying to [38:55] manufacture outrage [38:58] about efforts to destroy Iran's nuclear, [39:03] you know, capabilities and so forth. [39:06] I won't have to manufacture anything. [39:08] And I don't manufacture anything. It's [39:10] going to be spontaneous. People don't [39:12] want one damn scent going to the enemy. [39:15] Nor do we want a an Obama deal after we [39:18] went through all of this. [39:21] Most of you in this audience, we've [39:22] taken polls right here with you. [39:25] Wanted us to crush these bastards, [39:27] defeat these bastards as recently as [39:29] three weeks ago, one after the after the [39:32] other after the other. Said, "Stop them. [39:35] Eliminate them." [39:40] But we're not [39:43] now. We have Qatar, Turkey, and Pakistan [39:46] as moderators. Is that a good thing? Do [39:48] you think America? [39:51] I'm just asking. [39:54] Just asking questions, you know. Just [39:56] asking questions. By the way, Katarlson [39:58] said today, just cuz he opposes Israel [40:00] doesn't mean he hates Jews. Now, you [40:02] understand it's the only Jewish state on [40:04] the face of the earth, and it exists in [40:07] part to protect Jews. I'm not against [40:09] it. I'm not against Jews. I just hate [40:12] the Jewish homeland. [40:13] He's the biggest frigin anti-semite [40:16] and then he pretends he's not. He says [40:19] on the eve of the election that the [40:22] president is going to nuke or going to [40:24] authorize the Israelis to nuke Iran. [40:26] He's a liar. He's in my view, my [40:29] opinion, just based on observation, he's [40:32] mentally unhinged and unwell. [40:36] I don't know if he's hitting the sauce [40:37] or not. I got to hope he's not. I don't [40:40] know if he's got another demon, you [40:42] know, giving him hickeys. I don't know [40:43] what's going on with this guy other than [40:45] he's a nut. And he's not the only nut [40:48] out there. [40:50] He's not the only fruitc cake out there, [40:52] I should say. Look at this guy Fuentes. [40:54] He's very proud of himself. See, see, I [40:57] said that [40:59] I said that that we're going to defeat [41:01] the Republicans. We went the Democrats. [41:03] So, he takes credit. [41:06] this guy who spends his life in his [41:08] mother's basement. I think his [41:10] grandmother's basement. [41:12] Maybe now and then he'll take a shower. [41:14] I don't know. More likely a bubble bath [41:17] is my guess. Or one of those sponges. [41:20] What are those sponges called? You know [41:21] what I mean, Mr. Producer. [41:24] What do they call him? Aloofa. Oh yeah, [41:27] he's probably got an aloof in each hand. [41:29] This guy, [41:31] by the way, he's got massive hands. You [41:33] ever see this guy? [41:35] He is one weird freak. No offense, you [41:38] know. No offense, you know, and I don't [41:40] mean any offense, of course, [41:43] little Adolf there. [41:45] They don't know if he hates Jews or he [41:47] hates Christians. He hates white people, [41:49] brown people, blah, he doesn't know. [41:50] Every day it's something else. He's the [41:52] future. We're told he's the future. He's [41:55] not even the past. He's nothing. [41:58] Oh yes, we need more like him. Trust me, [42:00] there's plenty like him. They tend to [42:03] wear brown shirts, you know, and they or [42:05] they tend to wear white sheets. Yeah. [42:07] Yeah. There's more like him. Trust me. [42:10] But why waste my breath on him? [42:15] And then there's people out there [42:16] saying, "Look, we chased off Joe Rogan. [42:21] We chased off Joe Rogan from what?" [42:25] Well, you know, in the Iran war, [42:29] here's the here is the the problem with [42:31] these psychos, ladies and gentlemen. [42:35] You see, you can't prove a negative. [42:38] Now, what does that mean? [42:40] What that means is because the enemy [42:44] hasn't put a nuclear warhead on an [42:46] intercontinental ballistic missile and [42:48] fired it at the United States, they are [42:51] free to say whatever they want. They [42:53] don't have it. They're never going to do [42:54] it. The Jews are doing this. Israel's [42:57] doing this. Trump's a nut. He's going to [43:00] do this. He's that. You understand? So, [43:02] you can't [43:04] prove or disprove a negative. [43:08] Now, of course, if they had a nuclear [43:10] weapon one day, look at us. Look what we [43:12] have. Surprise, surprise. Then everybody [43:14] would say, "How the hell did that [43:15] happen? Shouldn't Trump have known? Hex [43:18] should have known. They all should have [43:19] known. How come they didn't do anything [43:21] about it? How come they This is the way [43:22] it works. [43:24] like 9/11. [43:28] If somebody had said, you know, we're [43:30] going to get a few of these little [43:31] bastards, they're going to hijack planes [43:33] and they're going to fly them into the [43:35] Twin Towers. They're going to fly them [43:36] into the Pentagon. They're going to fly [43:38] them here. They're going to fly them [43:39] there. What are you nuts? What are you, [43:41] a wararmonger, neocon rhino? What are [43:43] you? [43:46] What are you nuts? Did you work in the [43:47] rean? What? What are you, a fool? A [43:49] freak, a phony? What's going on with [43:51] you? He must be a Jew. [43:55] That's it. Yeah, for sure. [44:00] No, I love people. Let's get out of the [44:03] Middle East. [44:06] Well, how do we keep the Middle East out [44:08] of our country? How do we keep Iran out [44:10] of our country? How do we keep Qatar out [44:12] of our country? How do we keep Saudi [44:14] Arabia out of our Let's get out of the [44:16] Middle East. Well, the Middle East won't [44:18] get the hell out of here. Look at our [44:20] country. Look at the Islamists. We're [44:22] getting overwhelmed. Let's get out of [44:24] the Middle East. Well, the Middle East [44:26] is here. [44:28] We got attacked on 9/11. The Middle East [44:30] was here. [44:34] These people are stupid. [44:39] I'll be right back. [44:50] Last year, Pure Talk ran their best [44:52] promotion in company history. 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This offer [45:48] is extremely short-lived and it's never [45:51] coming back. So go to puretalk.com/levin [45:54] levin. Switch to my wireless company [45:57] Pure Talk. Taxes and fees not included. [46:00] Some restrictions apply. See purealk.com [46:02] for details. This offer ends December [46:05] 13, 2026. [46:11] You all know of course my next guest [46:14] Sarah Huckabe Sanders. She [46:17] was a fantastic press secretary. She is [46:20] a fantastic governor. She has fantastic [46:23] parents. This much I know as well. [46:25] Sarah, how are you my friend? [46:27] >> I'm doing wonderful. How are you doing? [46:30] >> I'm doing wonderful too. A little burp [46:32] there last week but otherwise I'm doing [46:35] great. Um, it's a fantastic book you've [46:38] written. Unapologetic clarity and [46:40] conviction in a world gone crazy. It's [46:42] almost like your oppression. First of [46:44] all, the world has gone crazy and you [46:46] stick by your principles. You stick by [46:49] your faith. [46:51] Explain why that's important as you're [46:52] doing the book. [46:54] You know, I I think one of the the [46:56] biggest things that we are facing, I [46:59] think a lot of people are trying to kind [47:02] of break down what happened on [47:06] election day and how do we process all [47:08] that? And you know, there is some great [47:11] comfort in knowing um that we have a God [47:15] who loves us in the the great moments, [47:17] the hard moments, and everything in [47:19] between. And so for me, having had [47:24] incredible opportunity, but also [47:26] overcoming a handful of personal [47:29] challenges and difficulties and [47:30] criticism, um, knowing who I am and that [47:35] I have a creator who has given my life [47:37] purpose on the front end makes all those [47:39] things a lot easier to process. And [47:42] certainly, you know, having faith, I [47:45] think so often people feel like if you [47:49] have it, then life is going to get easy. [47:51] And if it's if you just simply, you [47:53] know, there's this myth, if you simply [47:54] believe in God, then everything will be [47:57] fine. When in fact, it doesn't move you [48:00] off the battlefield, but it puts you on [48:02] the front lines to take the fight head [48:03] on. And I feel like that's where we are [48:05] right now. We're in a fight and we need [48:08] people who have true clarity, true [48:12] conviction on who they are, what they [48:14] believe, and what their purpose is. And [48:17] so, um, that was a big part of why I [48:19] wanted to write the book, why I'm [48:21] unapologetic in my stance for my faith [48:25] and for my personal relationship with [48:28] Christ. And hopefully, people will see [48:30] that, feel that as they read the book. [48:32] and it's something I'm really proud uh [48:34] to have finished and now get to share [48:36] with other people. [48:38] >> And in the first chapter, you hit on [48:41] some of these personal challenges [48:43] your family has had and you have had. [48:45] Can you touch on those briefly? [48:48] >> Sure. you know, four years ago, um just [48:53] before I was elected to my very first [48:56] term as governor, just 60 days before uh [48:59] election day, I got a phone call from um [49:03] my doctor to let me know that I had been [49:05] diagnosed with thyroid cancer. Not [49:07] exactly what I was expecting at 40 years [49:09] old, um young, thought I was very [49:13] healthy, right on the cusp of making [49:16] history in my state. um [49:19] a wife, a mom to three young kids and [49:23] really just felt like I was on the cusp [49:26] of a big moment. And so to get that [49:28] phone call, you sort of feel like the [49:30] wind gets let out of your sales. At the [49:32] same time, um, I'm now four years [49:36] completely cancer free and as healthy as [49:39] I probably ever have been in my adult [49:42] life and a new appreciation and sense of [49:47] purpose in living every day to the [49:50] fullest knowing that we're not [49:51] guaranteed the next one. And um, you [49:53] know, it gives you a a certainly a [49:55] different perspective. It also gives you [49:57] a different perspective as a governor. [49:59] We're dealing with a lot of different [50:01] challenges on our desk and in front of [50:02] us every day and having navigated the [50:06] complicated health care system that we [50:08] have in our state and in our country, [50:12] you just are like, "Okay, we got to fix [50:13] some things." I I am somebody who knows [50:17] how to navigate that system and has [50:21] access to great care and great doctors [50:24] and it was still really hard. And so how [50:26] do we do a better job um addressing and [50:29] meeting people's needs and helping them [50:30] get through those difficult challenges? [50:32] And so from just a perspective of [50:36] having a greater appreciation for life [50:39] every single day, but also as a leader [50:41] and how we can better support other [50:43] people. Um, it's one of those [50:44] experiences I certainly don't wish on [50:46] anybody, but it's given me I I think a a [50:50] new outlook that I can take into every [50:52] day that helps me do my job better, be a [50:54] better wife, better mom, um, and [50:57] hopefully a better support system for [50:59] other people going through it. [51:02] >> The book is, and by the way, you can get [51:03] it on Amazon right now. Uh, the book is [51:06] called Unapologetic: Clarity and [51:08] Conviction in a World Go if you'd like. [51:11] Sarah Huckabe Sanders. Most of us love [51:13] her, more than like her. You should grab [51:14] this book. You're going to learn an [51:16] incredible amount about her, her [51:18] fortitude, her principles, her faith, [51:20] why she why she is is the kind of [51:24] governor that she is. It's very, very [51:25] important. You're going to learn a lot [51:27] about her family, her father and her [51:29] mother. You know, we've gotten to know [51:30] my family, your father, mother quite [51:33] well through the embassy and so forth. [51:35] And uh um they are as tight as can be. [51:40] And they are hilarious, aren't they? [51:42] They're funny. [51:43] >> They are. Um my dad does tell some [51:46] pretty corny dad jokes and we give him a [51:49] very hard time about that. But he's [51:51] actually very funny. They're amazing [51:53] people. I am incredibly blessed that I [51:56] have parents who love each other, love [52:00] my brothers and I, love our country, and [52:04] um are willing to serve in the way that [52:06] they are. I I think they are just [52:09] unbelievably incredible people. Um, and [52:12] it's been a long tough year and a half, [52:15] almost two years of them serving [52:18] overseas with my dad as the ambassador [52:20] to Israel. But I'm really proud of the [52:23] great work they're doing and feel like [52:25] everything my dad has done in his life [52:28] prepared him and led him up to this [52:30] moment. And there's nobody better suited [52:33] to fill that job than him. And so as [52:35] hard as it is to see them and watch them [52:38] from a distance, we're really proud of [52:40] the incredible job they're doing. [52:42] >> Yeah, they are. And uh he is a godson [52:45] really. At this time in our history, [52:47] world history, it is very very important [52:50] that he is where he is. Now you have a [52:53] chapter on this, but again I just want [52:54] the audience to get a taste of this. How [52:57] did you get involved in the Trump circle [53:00] campaign administration and so forth? [53:03] You know, I joke sometimes that I [53:05] accidentally became the press secretary. [53:07] I have grown up in politics, worked in [53:10] campaigns, and supported uh my dad and [53:12] other candidates um for years, and that [53:16] was the space I worked in, but never [53:17] really in front of the camera. And after [53:19] my dad got out of the 2016 race, I knew [53:22] I wanted to be part of the campaign that [53:25] could beat and take down Hillary [53:27] Clinton. um being from Arkansas, I [53:29] didn't want um to see her win that race [53:33] and saw that President Trump I thought [53:35] had the best chance and had gotten to [53:38] know him a little bit during the 16 [53:40] early days of the campaign working for [53:42] my dad. And so I joined his team as a [53:45] senior adviser. I was supposed to help [53:48] kind of more on operations and political [53:50] strategy behind the scenes. And I got a [53:53] phone call one day and they asked if I [53:54] was willing to do an interview on CNN. [53:57] It was a daytime interview. I think my [53:59] mom and maybe one other person on the [54:01] campaign are the only ones who watched. [54:03] They tuned in. Um I got a call that [54:05] afternoon. They they didn't say I was [54:07] good. They said, "Hey, you're not that [54:08] bad. Will you do it again tomorrow?" And [54:11] so um the next day I did another [54:14] interview and for a week I went on TV [54:16] doing interviews and as um a surrogate [54:19] for the president until I got a call. No [54:22] hello, no greeting, just very loudly [54:25] into the phone. I don't care what they [54:26] hired you for. I don't know what you're [54:28] supposed to do for the campaign, but I [54:30] don't want you to do anything but go on [54:32] TV for me. And it was then candidate [54:35] Trump. And so for the next several [54:36] months, I spent nearly every day going [54:40] on TV and helping try to be a [54:44] spokesperson and surrogate for the [54:45] president and his campaign. And of [54:47] course, he goes on to have a historic [54:50] victory. Um, and when they started [54:52] staffing up, I came in as the principal [54:54] deputy under Sean Spicer on the first [54:56] day. uh was there as the team rolled in [54:59] to the White House and within 6 months I [55:02] was the new White House press secretary [55:05] and had the honor of serving in that job [55:07] for 2 years and it was the opportunity [55:10] of a lifetime. [55:11] >> All right, I want to hold you over. This [55:13] is too good. Well, you created a [55:15] tremendous standard there. The book is [55:17] unapologetic clarity and conviction in a [55:19] world of gone crazy. [55:21] Especially now, you're going to love [55:23] this book. I know you love Sarah. Grab [55:25] it on Amazon.com right now. Tomorrow [55:28] it'll be in every major bookstore, but [55:30] you can grab it on Amazon as we as we [55:32] take our break. I'll be right back. [55:37] Last year, Pure Talk ran their best [55:39] promotion in company history. It was so [55:41] good they could only run it for a few [55:43] weeks. Well, for a very limited time, [55:45] they're bringing it back. Unlimited data [55:47] for life. Unlimited talk, text, [55:50] unlimited data with a 30 gig hotspot for [55:53] just $29.99 [55:55] a month for life. This deal has been [55:57] locked in the vault since last year. [55:59] They're bringing it back for a limited [56:01] time just for you and my audience. This [56:03] plan was $65 a month. Their top tier [56:07] unlimited data plan, but right now you [56:09] get it for $29.95. [56:12] You're saving over 50% a month every [56:15] single month for life. And yes, that's [56:18] on their crazy fast nationwide 5G [56:21] network. Make the switch today. Then [56:22] tell all your friends. Go to [56:24] puretalk.com/lavvin. [56:26] puretalk.com/levin [56:29] for pure talk's best unlimited plan. [56:32] Just $29.95 [56:33] a month for life. This offer is [56:36] extremely short-lived and it's never [56:38] coming back. So go to puretalk.com/levin [56:42] vin. Switch to my wireless company Pure [56:45] Talk. Taxes and fees not included. Some [56:47] restrictions apply. See pure talk.com [56:49] for details. This offer ends December [56:52] 13, 2026. [56:55] >> Mark the [clears throat] [56:57] Thunder on the right. Call in now [57:00] 8773813811. [57:03] >> The book is unapologetic. You can get it [57:06] at amazon.com immediately and I [57:08] recommend it. It'll show up on your on [57:11] your steps tomorrow morning. Clarity and [57:13] conviction in a world going crazy. you [57:15] know, you say something in the book [57:16] about halfway in, give or take, [57:19] um, which kind of jumped out from the [57:21] page for me. You said, you know, I I [57:23] knew we'd be fighting the left, [57:25] but I never expected that we'd be [57:27] fighting some of these people on the [57:29] right within our own party and so forth, [57:31] and we see that happening. Now, expand [57:34] on that a little bit. [57:37] You know, far too often we forget that [57:42] we're on the same team and that our goal [57:45] is to move conservative policy forward. [57:49] Um, I'm thankful that we have been able [57:51] to do that in Arkansas, but certainly [57:53] not without its own set of challenges. [57:55] Um, you'll appreciate this story because [57:57] you know my dad, but he talked about all [58:01] the time growing up how much he loved [58:03] being governor and how being the [58:05] governor of Arkansas was the best job in [58:07] the world. And I heard it constantly and [58:09] consistently. So, fast forward couple [58:12] decades later, I get elected governor. [58:14] I'm in the first few weeks of the job [58:18] and I'm in the middle of a legislative [58:21] session fighting with members of my own [58:23] party on all these things I thought we'd [58:25] all agreed on before I got there. I'm [58:26] thinking, wait a second, this is the [58:28] best job in the world. So, I pick up the [58:30] phone, I call my dad, and I said, "Dad, [58:32] you know, you always talk about how [58:33] being governor is so great and amazing." [58:35] I said, "How long does it take before [58:36] that starts?" And my dad kind of [58:38] laughed. He said, "Well, sir, to be [58:39] honest with you, you haven't done [58:40] anything yet." And I was like, "Okay, I [58:43] called you for encouragement, not to [58:44] hurt my feelings." He said, "Let me [58:46] explain. You're going to have some [58:47] battles. You're going to have some tough [58:48] moments, but ultimately, you're going to [58:50] get finished with this session, and [58:52] you're going to deliver on the things [58:53] that really matter. You're going to help [58:55] people who really need it, and they're [58:57] going to be experiences where you get to [59:00] hear that firsthand, and you're going to [59:01] be out in a community, big or small, and [59:04] talk to families whose lives are [59:05] actually impacted by the work you're [59:07] doing. Once you experience that, you get [59:10] to know why this is the best job. And [59:12] now I see that. I feel that every day. [59:16] Um, when I'm out and around my state, we [59:18] hear of the things that we're doing that [59:20] are making a difference. And that's why [59:22] those fights are worth going through and [59:25] you have to put up with it because [59:28] ultimately that's why we got into public [59:29] service is to help the people that we [59:32] were elected to serve live better lives. [59:35] And we're doing that in Arkansas. I'm [59:37] proud of that. I think it's why we were [59:39] able to weather the storm on Tuesday and [59:43] on the top of our ticket across the [59:45] board. Um, we won in our state and we're [59:48] one of the few bright spots on election [59:51] day, but certainly doesn't come without [59:53] its own set of challenges sometimes from [59:55] our own people. [59:58] >> And you point out during the uh Biden [60:00] administration that you would have spent [60:02] a lot of time fighting them on on the [60:04] EPA and other things of that sort. [60:06] Correct. [60:09] >> Well, I mean, you know, as well as [60:10] anybody, this was not exactly an [60:13] administration that wanted to remove [60:17] barriers, wanted to remove regulations. [60:20] In fact, it was quite the opposite. At [60:22] every turn, they tried to impose [60:25] different set of challenges for business [60:28] to grow, for states to recruit new [60:31] business. Um, and so we fought through [60:34] that. And there's a huge difference [60:37] between uh being a governor in the Biden [60:40] administration and being one during the [60:42] Trump administration and being able to [60:44] pick up the phone, get problems solved, [60:46] get things moving, and um actually do [60:51] the real work is a totally different [60:54] scene under this president than what we [60:56] experienced during the Biden [60:57] administration. [60:59] tell everybody, remind everybody about [61:01] that their restaurant scene that took [61:04] place. [61:06] >> I'd prefer not to relive it, but yes. Um [61:10] during during, you know, one of the most [61:12] intense part of the first term and the [61:16] president's first administration, [61:18] um it was probably the the heart of the [61:21] immigration fight during the first term. [61:24] I was out in Lexington, Virginia. So, [61:28] you know, away from DC, not in the the [61:32] midst of the dayto-day. On a Friday [61:34] night, I had met up with my family and [61:37] we were at a restaurant and the owner [61:39] came up and, you know, it just is a very [61:41] humbling moment because I thought maybe [61:43] she wanted to take a picture cuz she [61:44] asked me to step outside uh to talk and [61:47] so I walk out and she's actually telling [61:49] me to get out of her restaurant that she [61:51] doesn't like people like me, doesn't [61:53] want to serve my family and asks us to [61:56] to leave the restaurant. And so we did. [61:59] We we walked out. Um, and I really did [62:02] not anticipate it to blow up into a [62:05] national story. Um, but one of the [62:07] weight staff there put a post on [62:10] Facebook and it went viral. And the next [62:12] morning I woke up to, you know, hundreds [62:14] of calls and texts and people looking to [62:17] confirm that it had happened. Um, [62:20] certainly not something you want to [62:22] experience, but what a big reminder of [62:25] what the other side is about. if they [62:27] simply don't like you. Um, that's the [62:30] way they respond. That's the way they [62:31] react. It's a good reminder for us, too. [62:34] We don't want to be like the other side. [62:35] Um, I always tell my kids, we don't want [62:38] to be like those who treat us so poorly. [62:42] So, you have an option to respond in [62:44] kindness or to respond out of anger. And [62:47] so, try. That doesn't mean we don't have [62:49] moments where we want to be pretty angry [62:51] and we want to be a little more [62:52] aggressive, but certainly I think it [62:54] gives us an opportunity uh to respond in [62:57] a way that is different and set apart [62:59] from how the other side treats people [63:01] they don't like. [63:03] >> Tell us a little bit about David. You're [63:05] right about him, the other family [63:07] members in the book, but David and the [63:08] Holy Land and that's this Iran problem [63:11] has been going on since when you were [63:13] the press secretary, right? [63:16] >> Absolutely. I mean, going on long before [63:18] that, I mean, the the conflict in the [63:20] Middle East is not a new one. Um, this [63:23] is been going [63:26] since the beginning of time, and it's [63:29] it's not new, but what is new is that we [63:31] have a president that's actually [63:32] standing up and pushing back. Um, and I [63:36] went on my very first trip to Israel [63:39] when I was 11 years old. My parents [63:42] wanted my brothers and I to see and [63:45] understand [63:47] um the the biblical significance but [63:51] also um the personal and political [63:54] significance too. And um wanted us to [63:58] see firsthand what happens when good [64:00] people don't stand up for what's right. [64:02] And at the age of 11, my parents walked [64:05] me through Yadvashim because they wanted [64:09] my brothers and I to see and experience [64:14] um and know why good people have to [64:16] stand up and fight back against evil. [64:18] And there's really no more vivid or [64:22] graphic [64:24] emotional [64:26] way to see and experience that than [64:28] walking through Yadvashim. And so, um, [64:32] from from that moment, I saw not only [64:36] just the the visceral connection and [64:39] reason that we have to stand up and and [64:41] push back, um, but also a deeply [64:44] spiritual [64:46] experience to go and walk where Jesus [64:50] walked and go through the Holy Land and [64:52] see the Bible really come to life. [64:56] >> You know, if people haven't been there, [64:57] really is amazing, isn't it? I mean, you [65:00] really [65:01] you really feel it. You feel the Bible. [65:04] You can touch what's taking place there. [65:06] You talk about where Jesus walked and [65:08] the the Temple Mount where so many [65:11] things happened there. It It's just [65:14] a truly incredible place, is it not? [65:18] >> It is. My My dad explains it best um and [65:22] simplifies it better than anyone else I [65:25] know. He said, "You can spend your whole [65:27] life reading the Bible in black and [65:28] white, and when you go to Israel, you [65:30] see it in color." And that really is the [65:32] experience that I've had um on the trips [65:36] I've been able to to go. And in December [65:39] of this past year, my husband Brian and [65:41] I were able to take our three kids and [65:43] visit my parents. And for them to see [65:47] and experience that and to watch my dad [65:50] and my mom serving in the way they are [65:52] um was a chance of a lifetime and [65:55] something I'm really thankful that we [65:57] were able to do as a family and to for [66:00] them to also have that experience and [66:02] understand why it's so important. [66:05] Folks, you can tell she's a lovely lady. [66:08] She's a person of deep faith. She's very [66:11] principled. She's a fantastic governor, [66:14] daughter, wife, mother. The book is [66:17] apologetic, unapologetic, unapologetic, [66:20] clarity, and conviction in a world going [66:22] crazy. I encourage you to grab your copy [66:25] off of Amazon.com, any major bookstore [66:27] tomorrow. But it's a book that's really [66:29] going to be, you know what it is? It is [66:33] um it's it makes you feel great because [66:36] of the things you went through and how [66:38] you explain them and your deep faith and [66:42] uh it just beautifully written the way [66:44] the book kind of moves in and out of [66:45] different subjects and so forth and uh [66:48] and I want to thank you for coming on [66:50] and I want to strongly encourage people [66:52] to get their copy of unapologetic. You [66:54] can get it at amazon.com and god bless [66:56] you and good luck governor. [66:58] >> Thank you so much. It's always great to [67:00] be with you and uh just so thankful for [67:02] your steadfast and strong voice. Um even [67:07] on the tough days, we can always count [67:09] on you. So, thank you so much for what [67:10] you do and for having me on. [67:12] >> Likewise. You're great and we want to [67:14] have you back. So, take care of [67:15] yourself. [67:17] >> Yes, sir. I'll talk to you soon. [67:18] >> You, too. What a fantastic governor. You [67:21] know, she's just terrific. Arkansas is [67:24] doing great. You got a great governor. [67:26] You've got our friend Tom Cotton there. [67:29] I think he's still my friend, the senior [67:30] senator there. He's been uh he's been [67:32] doing a great job. He just got [67:34] reelected. Um but uh I really want to [67:38] encourage you to get the book [67:39] unapologetic. [67:41] Um if you're a person of faith, even if [67:44] you're not, but if you're a person of [67:46] faith, this is really going to uh you're [67:49] not going to be able to put it down. [67:50] You're really going to enjoy it. And by [67:52] faith, I mean any faith, by the way. [67:54] [clears throat] [67:56] So that's Sarah Huckabe Sanders and [67:59] again I want to encourage you to get the [68:00] book. I really do and I hope she does [68:02] very very well with it. But that's up to [68:04] you. So jump in and go to Amazon. [68:07] Amazon has these great discounts all the [68:09] time when new books come out because [68:11] they they're about moving stuff. That's [68:14] the dark secret there. Don't let anybody [68:16] tell you otherwise. The American dream [68:18] is alive and well at American Financing. [68:23] All right, we'll be right back. [68:33] >> Last year, Pure Talk ran their best [68:35] promotion in company history. It was so [68:37] good they could only run it for a few [68:39] weeks. Well, for a very limited time, [68:42] they're bringing it back. Unlimited data [68:44] for life. 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Some [69:44] restrictions apply. cpuralk.com for [69:46] details. This offer ends December 13, [69:49] 2026. [69:55] Boy, this show goes fast. We've already [69:57] gone down two hours. We have the final [69:59] hour, a special hour. [70:02] you know this impeachment thing uh when [70:04] you're a totalitarian party like the [70:06] Democrat party is with its Marxist [70:09] Islamist now core not just base its core [70:13] well [70:14] things like this get discussed here is [70:16] Bernie Sanders on CNN Bernie Sanders [70:19] gets more facetime it's unbelievable [70:21] especially with a face like that he is [70:23] everywhere they're going to promote the [70:25] sal they're going to promote the worst [70:27] of the worst [70:29] Dana Bash among the dumbest are the [70:31] dumbest cut seven go. [70:33] >> What about what the incoming senator [70:35] from South Carolina said that she wants [70:39] to see RFK Jr. impeached? [70:41] >> I'm I am absolutely open to that. The [70:44] bottom line is we need a secretary of [70:46] HHS who is concerned about the health [70:49] and well-being of our kids and all [70:52] Americans, not involved in crazy [70:54] conspiracy theories. So, I'm open to all [70:57] ideas uh from Dr. Andrews or anybody [70:59] else. So basically, ladies and [71:01] gentlemen, the Democrats want to have a [71:04] coup of the existing administration, the [71:06] executive branch, uh, and they want to [71:09] use the impeachment clause. They hope to [71:11] get this done. It will fail in the [71:13] Senate. But the whole purpose here is to [71:16] freeze everybody in place, [71:19] uh, to threaten them, [71:22] um, and to, uh, intimidate them. That's [71:25] the entire purpose. [71:28] Entire purpose. Here's uh here's Jamie [71:30] Rascin who's also a Stalinist just like [71:32] his father, also a coward. He wouldn't [71:34] come on the program. You know, people, [71:35] why don't you get dish? I don't debate [71:38] podcasters. They're just too stupid. [71:41] Except for a handful of friends of mine. [71:43] They are just too damn stupid. [71:47] Here is Jamie Rascin. [71:50] Cut eight. Go. The framers established [71:52] what every citizen ultimately knows and [71:55] every bureaucrat knows that the power of [71:58] the purse, the power to control the [71:59] money is the uh ultimate uh leverage [72:03] within government. And so far it's been [72:06] Mike Johnson and the Senate Republicans [72:08] who've controlled the power of the [72:10] purse. We've not been able to cut them [72:12] off. We control every dollar. [72:13] >> They've been able to shut down the [72:14] government. They've been able to use the [72:17] filibuster in the Senate. They act like [72:19] they haven't done anything. They're [72:21] saboturs. [72:22] Uh they are constantly obstructing this [72:26] administration. So you know this guy [72:30] among other things is just a masterful [72:33] communist propagandist. This guy Rascin. [72:36] Go ahead. [72:37] >> In the White House in the Department of [72:38] Justice. Now that's our power. We've got [72:41] the power of oversight. The Supreme [72:43] Court has repeatedly stated that it is [72:45] crucial to the process of legislation [72:47] because we've got to know what's [72:48] >> Look how out of control this guy is. [72:50] He's orgasmic. [72:53] Look at him. We got to look at this and [72:57] we and and and we've got this and we've [72:59] got that. Go ahead. Government and [73:01] what's going on in society in order to [73:03] pass the right legislation. We will [73:05] exercise the power of oversight through [73:07] subpoenas, through Congress's own [73:10] inherent powers of contempt, through [73:12] judicial action if need be, but also [73:14] through the flood of whistleblowers who [73:18] are running away from the wreckage of [73:19] the Trump administration. Thank you, not [73:23] >> this guy is a real commie. [73:27] >> And he's another one. We will use [73:28] subpoenas for what? To hold people in [73:32] [music] contempt. [73:34] We'll be right back. [73:40] >> He's here. [73:41] >> He's here. [73:44] Now broadcasting them from the [73:45] underground command post deep in the [73:48] bowels of a hidden bunker. Somewhere [73:50] under the brick and steel of a [73:52] nondescript building. We've once again [73:54] made contact with our leader, Mark [73:58] Leven. [74:02] >> [music] [74:02] >> Hello America, Mark Levin here. Our [74:04] number 877381 [74:07] 3811 877381 [74:11] 3811. You can see what a low life Hakee [74:14] Jeff is. I I really have no other words [74:16] for him. And how ABC that is this week [74:21] with John Carl, how they how they kind [74:24] of prod them on, you know. [74:29] Listen to this. Cut nine. Go. [74:31] >> You called him a dangerous xenophobe and [74:33] reckless extremist. Said he had blood, [74:35] American blood on his hands. How does [74:37] that What does that mean for your [74:40] ability to work with that White House, [74:42] with that chief of staff, this [74:44] president? It's an awful choice. Steven [74:47] Miller is the architect of Donald [74:50] Trump's violent mass deportation [74:53] machine. And [74:54] >> you'll notice the Democrats [74:57] have perfected the skill of character [74:58] assassination. [75:01] >> That's what they've done. [75:04] So him [75:06] and Hegathth [75:09] and Bobby Kennedy and of course Trump [75:12] and so forth, you'll just notice [75:15] the level of character assassination [75:17] that goes on. I think this is one of the [75:20] reasons violence is so high in this [75:22] country. [75:23] Go ahead. [clears throat] [75:25] >> Millions of taxpayer dollars to [75:28] brutalize and kill American citizens [75:31] like uh Alex Prey and Renee Good and at [75:34] the same period of time to violently [75:37] target law-abiding immigrant families [75:39] and communities all across the country. [75:42] >> So if they're nut jobs listening, [75:43] they're going to want to hurt Steven [75:45] Miller. And he knows that. He knows [75:47] that. Go ahead. [75:49] You know, it was an irresponsible [75:51] decision in my view. There's not going [75:53] to be any opportunity certainly to work [75:55] with Stephen Miller. And [75:56] >> so now he thinks he should be choosing [75:58] Trump's staff. [76:00] Somebody choosing Hakeim Jeff chief of [76:03] staff from our side. I'm just curious. [76:05] No, I don't think so. Go ahead. [76:08] >> Represents and we're committed to [76:10] forcefully pushing back against the [76:12] extremism that they may try to continue [76:14] to unleash on the American people. [76:20] the extremism that we are trying to [76:22] release on the American people. Don't [76:24] these people make you sick? [76:28] I'm just playing them for you. This is [76:30] this guy Robert Garcia, Democrat, [76:32] California. [76:35] Notice CNN is a conga line of these [76:36] people. More on CNN. Cut 10. Go. [76:40] >> Let me ask you about uh the job that you [76:42] said that you had to do. You did say uh [76:44] that Steven Miller needs to lawyer up. [76:48] Why are you going to investigate him? Do [76:50] you think that he committed a crime? [76:51] >> Well, what we think is that Steven [76:54] Miller is the architect of this. [76:56] >> Listen to me. This is actually she [76:58] actually [77:00] fell into the right question. [77:03] You don't need to lawyer up if you're [77:04] just having a hearing. He's telling [77:06] people to lawyer up because he's looking [77:08] to to try and trap them or claim that [77:11] they committed a crime. And so that's [77:13] not his job. That's not the legitimate [77:16] job of the uh oversight process. The [77:20] legitimate job is to [77:23] develop legislation to respond to a [77:25] particular issue. It is not. It's a [77:27] legislative branch. It's not to do this. [77:30] if they're going to use their subpoena [77:31] powers, including outside [77:34] uh with third parties, to try and [77:36] collect information for the purpose of [77:38] putting together a charge against him [77:40] with the Department of Justice, which [77:42] won't take it up, but still to try and [77:45] create a criminal scenario. That is an [77:47] illegitimate use of their power. Uh but [77:50] that said, uh that triggers a lot of due [77:53] process uh activities that Miller and [77:56] other people can use. And also, [77:59] typically you leave White House staff [78:01] alone. Not always, but typically, but [78:02] they're going to be gunning for Steven [78:04] Miller because he's a very effective uh [78:07] spokesman. He's been on TV. You've heard [78:09] him. He's very effective at implementing [78:12] policy. So, they want to take him out. [78:13] It's that simple. [78:16] When you understand you're dealing with [78:17] a party that is thuggish, that is [78:19] Marxist, that is Islamist, that wants [78:21] power, then you'll understand [78:22] everything. Go ahead. [78:24] >> Unjust policy happening across the [78:26] country in the way that we are treating [78:27] folks. Look, Stephen Miller called Alex [78:30] Party, as we know, an assassin. [78:31] >> How about the way that we're treating [78:33] American citizens with illegal aliens, [78:35] jackass? How about that? How about the [78:38] fact that these so-called sanctuary [78:39] cities and states, which are violating [78:41] the Constitution and the supremacy [78:43] clause? How about that? They make it [78:45] almost impossible to even find these [78:47] people who are here illegally, which [78:49] often results in them uh being [78:52] surrounded by mobs, a whole network [78:54] funded by a a communist billionaire in [78:56] China, and on and on and on. It's just [78:58] terrible. Go ahead. [79:01] >> Creating immigration policy that [79:02] separates families, that is causing [79:04] people harm, that's creating [79:05] >> immigration policies that separate [79:07] families. [79:09] We have laws and one of the reasons they [79:12] separate children from adults is to find [79:14] out if those children belong to those [79:16] adults or whether they're being raped, [79:18] otherwise molested or sold into sex [79:21] slavery. [79:23] Because just because somebody comes [79:24] across the border and claims that kid is [79:26] my kid, so often too often that is a [79:30] lie. [79:31] They're not separating children from [79:33] families because that's what they do. [79:35] They're trying to figure out who's who. [79:37] And they don't come with papers. And [79:39] many of them come from countries that [79:41] don't keep track of their own citizens. [79:44] Some of them are just very poor these [79:45] countries. They don't have computerized [79:47] databases. Some of them just don't want [79:49] to. [79:52] But look the way Garcia speaks. He's [79:53] such an a-hole. Go ahead. A few large [79:56] companies are profiting the [79:58] unconstitutional detention of a [80:00] >> few large companies are profiting from [80:02] what [80:03] is the idiot talking about? [80:07] >> Go ahead. [80:08] >> That folks are losing their due process [80:10] rights. That has to be investigated. [80:12] >> Is losing their due process rights. [80:16] Some kinds of due process apply [80:19] differently to the situation. If it's an [80:22] immigration case, you don't get the kind [80:23] of due process you get in any criminal [80:25] case. It is an administrative case. It's [80:28] a case that determines whether you're [80:30] here illegally and you get to stay or [80:32] leave, not whether you're going to [80:33] prison. Therefore, the kind of due [80:36] process that most people think of that's [80:38] in the uh constitution [80:40] does not apply in such a case, but the [80:43] Democrats want you to think it does and [80:45] a lot of nitwits believe it. Go ahead. [80:48] >> Architect of that. And so what's [80:49] happening there? What's happening in [80:51] Iran? Steven Miller is at the center of [80:53] the major policy [80:55] >> happening in Iran. [80:58] >> This guy's just all over the map. He's [81:00] got a very low IQ. I can tell [81:03] a lot of emotion and not a lot of brain [81:05] power. Go ahead. [81:07] >> The administration. And so it does [81:09] deserve oversight and investigation. [81:11] >> Oversight and investigation. Um do you [81:13] think anything that he did was criminal? [81:16] that is look what what's important is we [81:18] believe that he's been at the center of [81:20] actions that are unconstitutional, [81:21] unjust, and possibly illegal. So, we're [81:23] of course going to investigate that. [81:26] >> He didn't really answer your question, [81:27] did he? [81:31] Because he's probably been hearing what [81:32] I've said and read what I've said and [81:34] some of the other people have said about [81:36] the way that he's made uh declarations [81:39] that they want to find out what crimes [81:40] they committed and so forth and so on. [81:42] That takes it to a completely different [81:44] area. [81:45] a completely different area. [81:49] Trying to find something. My wife sent [81:52] it to me, but I uh [81:55] hold on here. [81:57] Just bear with me, folks. [82:00] And uh I had it and it disappeared. So, [82:03] I'm going to take a break now and look [82:04] for it. We'll be right back. Much love [82:07] in [82:15] >> [music] [82:21] >> I want to read something to you folks [82:26] from the uh times of Israel which gets [82:29] almost no attention here. [82:32] If this happened at a uh [82:35] a black church, an Asian picnic, [82:40] if it happened any other minority, it'd [82:42] be all over the front pages. But no, I [82:44] have to get it from the Times of Israel. [82:45] And it's right here in our backyard. [82:48] Suspect attempted to enter Washington DC [82:51] synagogue with firearm, police said. Man [82:54] charged with weapons offenses after [82:56] congregant security team found gun [82:58] during entry screening. instant causes [83:01] no injuries and does not appear to be [83:03] attempted attack, [83:06] but it may have been an attempted attack [83:09] as you read later on in the story. [83:14] So, I point that out with you. He [83:16] attempted to enter the place with a [83:17] firearm [83:21] and it may have been an attempted [83:22] attack. [83:25] These sort of things are happening all [83:27] over the country. [83:30] And it's quite problematic. [83:33] I know that virtually every synagogue or [83:35] Jewish facility has been [83:39] paying for contractors to come in and [83:41] change their windows and their doors and [83:43] their locks. [83:45] Uh they have private security or [83:48] congregants who are armed. I know of [83:50] rabbis, Orthodox rabbis who are armed [83:52] and they have to, [83:54] you know, take practice and get carry [83:57] permits and those states have permitted. [83:58] It's terrible. [84:01] Absolutely terrible. [84:04] Just a uh [84:06] a sign of the times, which is really [84:08] hellish when you think about this sort [84:10] of stuff. [84:13] All right, let's take a few uh calls [84:15] here. [84:17] Let's go to Greg, Orange County, [84:19] California, Sirius XM satellite. Greg, [84:21] how are you? [84:24] >> I am great, Mark. I've been listening to [84:26] your show since you came on today in [84:28] Austin. [84:30] >> I have a a inquiry. You know, I listen [84:33] to you a lot and other people and it [84:35] seems to me that people on both sides, [84:37] but mainly on the right, think that the [84:39] War Powers Act of 73 or whatever, would [84:42] not stand up in court, that it might be [84:45] unconstitutional. [84:47] >> Every every administration, Democrat and [84:49] Republican, [84:51] their departments of justice, [84:52] specifically Office of Legal Counsel, [84:54] have concluded exactly the same thing. [84:56] But go right ahead. That's why what the [84:58] Democrats are doing now is so [85:00] disingenuous. [85:02] Yes. So, we should take away their stick [85:04] unless the plan is to take the stick [85:06] back from them later and hit them with [85:08] it. I mean, why why not get it in front [85:10] of the court and take away [85:12] >> the court won't take it up. It went up [85:14] once. [85:15] They made a ruling sort of sidestepped [85:17] it and made it clear that it's more a [85:20] political [85:21] issue than it is an issue for them. That [85:23] doesn't mean they wouldn't take it up [85:24] one day, but that's why we don't have a [85:28] definitive Supreme Court ruling. [85:31] seems to me it's going to be an [85:33] emergency at some point. And while the [85:35] court is still favorable to us, we we [85:37] [clears throat] get a decision if we [85:38] can. [85:39] >> And what I'm saying is we can try, but [85:41] that doesn't mean they're going to do [85:42] it. And they haven't done it. The other [85:45] thing is [85:46] um [85:48] that's not going to stop the Democrats [85:50] from from trying to impeach anybody [85:52] because they're also claiming that the [85:54] declaration of war, the fact that they [85:57] don't have one [85:59] uh is a violation of the Constitution, [86:02] which is just patently absurd. There [86:03] have been 11 declarations, six of them [86:05] during World War II, and you don't you [86:07] got a whole string of presidents who've [86:09] never sought it and never received it [86:11] from Congress. And we know the original [86:13] language was uh Congress would make war [86:16] rather than declare war. That was [86:18] removed at the demand of many including [86:20] Madison. [86:22] Uh and so that fact enough should be [86:25] demon should be proof and they just [86:28] don't care. But I get your point. It's [86:30] just not going to happen. Certainly not [86:32] anytime soon. [86:34] >> There's no boots on the ground here, [86:36] right? There's no definition of what war [86:38] is anymore. Really? [86:40] >> That's correct. You're right. [86:43] And so, uh, well, the Democrats have a [86:46] definition. You know what it is, Greg? [86:48] If the Republicans are doing, it's war. [86:50] If the Democrats are doing it, it's not. [86:53] >> Yeah. Well, we we're under We're going [86:56] to be under their mercy for a couple [86:58] years here shortly. Unfortunately, [87:00] losing Senate seats is not the same as [87:02] losing House seats. [87:03] >> No, I agree with you. No, you're right [87:05] on. All right, brother. Thank you for [87:07] your call. [87:09] Let's see. [87:12] Uh, [87:13] let's go to Jeff Dayton, Ohio on the [87:16] Mark Levin app. How are you? [87:19] [clears throat] [87:19] >> I'm doing good, Mark. How about [87:21] yourself? [87:22] >> Okay. [87:25] >> Well, yeah, here's here's my point. Um, [87:29] you mentioned the isolationist bent [87:32] people on our side of the aisle. I was [87:34] listening to some radio figures a few [87:37] days ago. They were talking about that [87:40] they seemed to say that they they seemed [87:43] okay with Iran having a nuke based on [87:46] the notion that North Korea has a nuke, [87:49] but they're not uh using their nukes. [87:53] Well, here's the difference. North [87:55] Korea, they're atheists. They want to [87:57] stay alive. Well, [87:58] >> the fanatics in Tyrron, they want to [88:02] bring out a 12th imam apocalypse. [88:05] >> You are a lot smarter than those talk [88:07] show hosts. I don't want to know who [88:08] they are, but they sound pretty stupid. [88:11] And you're exactly right. The Iranians [88:13] are operating from a totally different [88:15] perspective, [88:16] uh, where death is fine, uh, and where [88:19] the 12th imam will show himself if in [88:22] fact they rid the world of the rest of [88:23] us. That is why they're seeking a [88:26] nuclear weapon. Uh, North Korea is [88:28] seeking it for power and North Korea is [88:31] seeking it to exercise power to threaten [88:34] South Korea, which is bad enough, but it [88:36] is a totally different perspective. And [88:38] you're correct. But let's say they were [88:40] exactly the same, though. Why would we [88:43] have we sought to prevent the North [88:45] Koreans from getting a nuclear weapon uh [88:48] for 20 years, both parties, and you [88:52] know, we gave them money, we gave them [88:54] this, we gave them that, and behind the [88:55] scenes, they were doing it. And then [88:57] they look at what we have. And the the [89:00] Iranian regime is literally following [89:02] the North Korean [89:04] uh model of developing these weapons. [89:08] And we have a bunch of morons who who [89:10] play along with them. a lot of morons [89:12] who play along with the isolationists, [89:14] the Marxist Islamist. This was not a [89:17] necessary war. This was a war of [89:19] choosing you. It's just so stupid. And [89:22] first of all, that country's been at war [89:23] with us for 40 for 47 years. We haven't [89:26] been at war with it. We're finally [89:29] responding and protecting ourselves. Go [89:31] ahead. I'm sorry. [89:33] >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. And you know, North [89:35] Korea, the thing is they got a nuke [89:37] because Bill Clinton wanted to appease [89:40] them by giving them supposedly uh uh [89:45] soft nuclear energy. And now, if I'm if [89:50] I remember right, didn't Jimmy Carter [89:52] sort of drag him by the nose into that [89:55] deal? [89:57] >> I'm not sure what deal you mean. Um, but [90:01] uh there were a couple things that [90:02] happened. You might also recall that [90:04] communist China had a very difficult [90:06] time getting a missile in the sky and [90:09] that they would collapse and so forth [90:11] and and I think it was Lockheed if I'm [90:14] wrong I'm wrong but I think it was [90:15] Lockheed [90:17] um they the export control act uh a [90:21] missile that China was using crashed to [90:24] the ground one of one of ours or [90:27] somebody else's we sold it to and the [90:29] Chinese were there to pick it up and and [90:32] reverse engineer it and became uh uh and [90:37] their and their scientists then [90:39] thereafter using that that technology [90:42] they started not only to um develop [90:44] missiles and then intercontinental [90:46] missiles but MV missiles you know where [90:48] you could have five or some number of [90:50] warheads in one in one missile and that [90:53] mishap that happened under Clinton [90:56] uh was very scandalous and was one of [90:59] the ways the communist Chinese did what [91:01] they did. [91:04] All right, my friend. Great call. [91:06] Appreciate you. You take care of [91:08] yourself. [91:10] All right, let us, you know, we we're [91:13] going to come back and take calls. I [91:14] don't want to rush somebody with one [91:16] minute, but we will take your calls, [91:19] including from uh Spiriton, who's a [91:20] friend, and uh David in Witchd Doll [91:23] falls, Texas, and so forth and so on. Um [91:27] but I want to thank you, the entire [91:28] audience, as always. I'm blessed to be [91:30] here and even more I'm blessed to have [91:32] you in the audience. I will always tell [91:34] you what I think. No spin, no ideology. [91:38] Just plain American principles. [music] [91:40] I haven't changed a s single principle [91:43] really since I was 13 years old. [music] [91:45] You might say, "Well, that's kind of [91:46] weird. It is what it is. These are [91:49] principles I've always believed in and I [91:52] will always believe in until it's all [91:54] over." I'll be right back. [music] [91:58] Mark Leavim, the cure for the common [92:01] liberal. [music] [92:02] Talk to Mark now at 8773813811. [92:08] Oh yes, yes indeed. All right, let's [92:11] take some calls here. We got a [92:13] relatively full board. I would say if [92:15] you want to get in, you better act now. [92:18] I want to go to my friend Spiriton [92:20] Bronx, New York on the Mark Levin app. [92:22] How you doing, brother? [92:25] I'm uh doing all right, but I I just uh [92:29] you know, I'm listening to Vance talking [92:32] about uh negotiating these people that [92:34] the the person he [92:36] >> by the way, you see who he's negotiating [92:37] with. [92:40] >> Yes, that's the one I'm going to talk [92:41] about. Mozani, who was [92:43] >> tell everybody. Yeah, he was the head of [92:45] the revolutionary guard in the 80s that [92:48] during [snorts] the Iran Iraq war and he [92:51] was the guy who ordered uh ordered child [92:55] soldiers to be used to detonate mines so [92:57] that the tanks don't get damaged. So [93:00] >> he also had his own son murdered in the [93:02] UAE because his son became a dissident. [93:07] >> Yes indeed. [93:10] So [93:10] >> he's a mass murderer. He's like among [93:13] the worst of the worst. And this is the [93:15] guy we're talking to apparently [93:16] directly. [93:19] >> Yep. Breaks my heart, man. But all [93:21] right, I'll catch you around, man. [93:23] >> Remember the good old days when uh we [93:26] didn't talk to terrorists? You remember [93:27] those? [93:29] >> Yes. I really miss them, too. It sucks. [93:34] >> Now we we we negotiate with terrorist [93:36] regimes. And we're not the only ones, [93:38] you know. The Democrats do, too. But to [93:40] me, this is uh [93:43] I I don't understand. To me, the [93:45] American people are weary of the way [93:47] this war is being fought, that they [93:50] would like to see a victory, and they [93:51] thought there would be a victory. And I [93:53] believe this audience is very indicative [93:55] or illustrative of the way the American [93:58] people feel. And that's the way this [93:59] audience has felt for a long time. [94:02] Destroy them. Uh but let's not drag it [94:05] along. And they keep dragging us along. [94:07] We keep talking about we're going to [94:08] destroy them, but we but we're not going [94:10] to if we don't have to. We're going to [94:12] destroy them. And people get, you know, [94:14] they get weary of this. And theou, which [94:17] I spent a lot of time on this program [94:19] and on TV going through, was a surrender [94:21] document. Uh, and when I pointed that [94:24] out, of course, I come under attack. But [94:25] I don't care. You see, my obligation is [94:29] to you in the audience here. It's not to [94:32] the people who are pushing their agenda [94:33] or trying to create a new politics or [94:35] whatever the hell they're about. They [94:37] don't matter to me. They are all [94:39] politicians. You matter to me. All [94:42] right, Spirit on. Thank you, my friend. [94:44] Much appreciated. [94:46] All right, let us go to Eric, New York, [94:51] New York, the great WABC. Eric, how may [94:53] I help you? [94:55] >> Wow, what a a pleasure and honor to talk [94:57] to you, Mr. Levin. [94:58] >> Thank you, brother. [95:00] I'd like to talk about a a friend of [95:02] mine who lives in Tran and I've been in [95:05] communication with her through this [95:07] whole ordeal over the past year. [95:10] And despite the fact that she got [95:12] arrested during the protests and [95:15] suffered rape and torture for 4 months, [95:17] a broken nose, [95:20] um she was behind Trump 110% from the [95:24] beginning. [95:26] And now she reached out to me right [95:28] after the midterm elections and said [95:30] that the regime feels that they have [95:32] victory now. They feel emboldened and [95:36] she's upset that Trump did not finish [95:38] the job. He had two opportunities. He [95:40] had that January when he called out for [95:42] the protesters to take to the streets [95:44] which they did and they got massacred. [95:47] And then the second time and then he [95:49] decided to back off and do a ceasefire. [95:53] and she said this is going to destroy [95:57] his presidency by not finishing off the [95:59] regime when he had the chance. [96:02] >> I think historically [96:05] he could taint it very much. I really [96:06] do. Um I hope that this isn't the uh [96:10] outcome. I hope there's still a chance [96:13] that we will take care of business. I [96:15] think the the best chance we have is if [96:18] the regime continues to make threats and [96:20] rejects one offer after another, but [96:23] there you reach a point where I don't [96:27] care what's come before where the regime [96:28] just says we're going to sit these guys [96:30] out. We're going to survive. We will [96:32] wait for the next president who won't do [96:34] a damn thing. They're impeaching or [96:36] going to impeach HGth. They're going to [96:38] cut try and cut funding for the war for [96:41] them. The Democrat victory and you're [96:43] right. your friend is right and I'm so [96:46] sorry she's going through all this for [96:48] them that [clears throat] was a victory [96:49] for them as well and when you hear the [96:52] isolationists the woke right [96:54] isolationists and their propaganda they [96:57] are some of them know it some of them [96:59] don't they are mouthpieces for the enemy [97:02] and it's got to be very depressing it's [97:05] very depressing to everybody really [97:07] who's serious about this but it's got to [97:09] be very depressing for the people over [97:11] there's no question about that. [97:15] All right, Eric. Thank you, my man. You [97:17] take care and give her our best. [97:21] Let's see here. [97:24] Um, let's go to AJ Manhattan in New [97:28] York, of course, on the Mark Levin app. [97:31] AJ, how are you? [97:33] >> Oh, I'm terrific, Mark. Thanks for [97:35] taking the call. I'm a longtime [97:36] listener. I actually I was an Olympic [97:38] athlete for Israel and uh I used to [97:40] listen to you and call you in from [97:41] across the globe. So huge fan. [97:43] >> Ah, thank you. Appreciate it. [97:46] >> Yeah. So, the reason I'm calling tonight [97:48] is I think a lot of people are going [97:50] through, they're trying to pick out [97:52] reasons why the GOP lost. And I think [97:54] that there's not enough self-reflection [97:56] that when you divorce a movement from [97:58] its core principles, that being [98:00] conservatism, and you make it about all [98:02] these different grifters and gropers [98:05] like Vance and um, you know, Candace and
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