Mark Levin Podcast

On Friday’s Mark Levin Show, Rich Valdes fills in for Mark. The upcoming midterm elections are among the most consequential in the nation’s history. It’s a choice between preserving the America people know today or moving toward a radically different future. Americans are increasingly focused on the future their children and grandchildren will inherit, law and order, constitutional principles, and the need for strong leadership to protect freedom, security, and traditional American values. We must reject the propaganda, stay engaged in the political process, and remain focused on shaping the country’s future. Also, while many conservatives hope serious consequences could follow Rep Ilhan Omar, many remain skeptical that any investigation will ultimately lead to criminal penalties. Omar’s unpopularity stems less from the marriage allegations and more from her anti-American statements throughout her political career. If Omar committed crimes, she should be held accountable, but who knows whether the political and legal system will actually produce that outcome. Later, AOC says Republicans don't want women to go to college. She is misrepresenting the issue: the government caps student loans for non-professional occupations such as nurses, teachers and social workers. AOC is trying to weaponize higher education as the GOP's war on women when it's actually a war on the Deep State. The bigger issue is that people are being lied to: AOC labels Republicans as anti-women but her supporters just accept it at face value. We need to stop with knee-jerk reactions. Meanwhile, Democratic Socialists of America candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier tells Politico that Democrats can learn from the DSA’s bold vision, a vision of abolishing ICE, jails, police, and the Senate and promising free health care for everyone. Canadians with heart trouble slip into Detroit for emergency care, and in Cuba a surgeon asks a patient’s family to bring gloves and gauze from the States, proof that government-run medicine is not the America anyone should want.
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On Thursday’s Mark Levin Show, Erin Molan fills in for Mark. The midterm elections are a pivotal moment because the values, freedoms, and way of life people cherish are under threat from both foreign adversaries and domestic ideological movements. Many people across the West are unaware of these dangers, which include the Chinese Communist Party, North Korea, Iran, Islamic extremism, the Muslim Brotherhood, and a coalition of far-left, socialist, and communist forces operating within American institutions and politics. This election is a choice between those who love and want to preserve America and those she says want to transform or destroy it. Complacency is dangerous and you can defend your country by voting because the future of America and future generations depends on it. Also, Abdul El-Sayed denies that he or his family have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, even though his sister posted about it on social media. Islamic extremism poses a serious threat. Many in the West are afraid to name or confront such threats, while others unknowingly help them grow. Strength, courage, and political engagement are necessary because the threats are no longer distant but already exist within Western societies, making upcoming elections especially important. Later, NJ Republican Senate candidate Justin Murphy urged President Trump to finish the conflict with Iran, arguing that the IRGC has spread terror, oppression, and instability for decades and that the Iranian people deserve a better future. Preventing Iran from gaining power and capability to threaten America is consistent with an America First agenda. Previous presidents recognized the threat but failed to act decisively, only Trump confronted the regime. Finally, Molan takes listeners inside a Hamas terror tunnel in Gaza she entered last week while hosting an October 7 memorial and meeting Prime Minister Netanyahu, President Herzog, and the foreign minister. The tunnel, discovered only eight months ago near the Israeli border, shows how aid money built underground networks for killers rather than shelters for civilians.
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On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, Ben Fegruson fills in for Mark. What was initially portrayed as banks independently debanking customers was actually the result of intense pressure from federal regulators during the Obama and Biden administrations, which targeted groups and industries disfavored by the government, including MAGA supporters, pro-life organizations and firearms businesses. Banks feared regulatory retaliation, fines, and other consequences if they did not comply, leading them to deny services, credit, or accounts based on customers’ political, social, or religious views. Government officials effectively used financial institutions to punish ideological opponents and influence private-sector decisions. Americans of all political and religious beliefs should oppose such actions because the government should not have the power to determine who can access banking services based on their values, beliefs, or affiliations, and he calls for legislation to prevent similar practices in the future. Also, whistleblower findings publicized by Sen Chuck Grassley alleges that Jack Smith and the Biden Department of Justice collected personal data on more than 639,000 Republican voters, donors, and supporters during the Arctic Frost investigation. Many of these individuals had done nothing more than donate small amounts to Republican causes, purchase Trump campaign merchandise, or participate in the political process, yet their names, addresses, occupations, donation histories, and other personal information were collected. Investigators gathered information from people with no apparent connection to alleged wrongdoing. How was this information used, and why was so much personal data on ordinary Americans obtained in the first place? The scope of the data collection was politically motivated, personally invasive, and far larger than previously known. It was a government-maintained database of Republican supporters which you see in authoritarian governments.
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On Tuesday’s Mark Levin Show, Ben Ferguson fills in for Mark. President Trump’s trip to Alaska is primarily about winning a crucial Senate race while highlighting energy independence, economic growth, and national security. Alaska plays a central role because of its vast oil, gas, natural resource, and federal land holdings. Control of the Senate, lower energy costs, and the country’s future are all tied to the outcome of the Alaska race. Also, the United Kingdom should be a warning to us about the consequences of government programs that become too expensive to sustain. British politicians promised expansive benefits, including disability-related programs and vehicle leasing benefits, but the costs have grown dramatically, creating political and economic pressure as taxpayers struggle to fund them. The programs have expanded beyond their intended purpose, leading to waste, fraud, abuse, and growing numbers of people classified as disabled. Rising welfare costs, shrinking workforce participation, and increasing dependence on government benefits have created an unsustainable system that now forces politicians to consider spending cuts – America needs to pay attention. Later, Abdul El-Sayed failed ,during a debate with Mike Rogers, to deny allegations that he received support from George Soros-linked donors and individuals connected to terrorist organizations. This election represents a broader choice between America First politics and a radical political movement. Afterward, it’s alleged that Rep Ilhan Omar’s congressional staff worked to change her birth year in public records from 1981 to 1982 after she was elected to Congress. The birth-year change and citizenship timeline are the reasons some people are now raising questions about the investigation. There are also questions about Omar’s financial disclosures, including a reported $29 million change in her net worth, and revisits longstanding allegations regarding her marriages, including claims that a marriage to a British citizen may have been connected to immigration benefits. These issues, combined with reports that her birth year was changed in congressional records after her election, warrant scrutiny and investigation.
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On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, WJNO’s Brian Mudd fills in for Mark. Columbus Day and the American Miracle. We still celebrate Columbus Day, right? It is a federal holiday by statute, after all. It’s OK to wish someone a Happy Columbus Day. Unless you’re a woke libtard influenced by secular pop culture, in which case you celebrate something called Indigenous Peoples’ Day, which is not a federal holiday. In fact, if it weren’t for Columbus, there’s a really good chance July 4th, 1776 wouldn’t have happened. According to AI, the odds of the American colonists beating the British to win independence and then becoming the world’s superpower were 0–0.001%. In the past 250 years, the average standard of living has increased exponentially. Increased wealth led to increased philanthropy, leading to advances in tech, science, medicine, and religion. Without the USA, could the Allies have won World War II? It’s very easy to overlook the probable fact that without Christopher Columbus, there would be no United States of America. Also, is Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky OK with maintaining the status quo of war with Russia? Trump made a deal with Russian President Putin for diesel fuel, but the bigger news was he called on the Ukrainian people to elect a new leader who will make a deal to end the war. Trump holds all the cards: America provides 45% of Ukraine’s weapons, including the deep-strike weapons Ukraine has used to hit Russian refineries and drive up diesel prices. Trump has asked Zelenskyy to stop hitting Russian energy but to no avail. What is Zelensky’s motivation? He’s unpopular in Ukraine and would probably lose an election, but he’s suspended elections until he has 60 days of peace. As long as the war continues, Zelensky stays president. Suppose Trump withholds the 45% of Ukrainian weapons that America provides? Trump’s strategy behind his deal with Putin is not just lowering diesel prices, it’s putting maximum pressure on Zelensky to end the war. Finally, two things can be true at once. The Iran war did increase oil prices, but oil shipments out of the Strait of Hormuz have resumed at 74% of pre-war levels and are getting better. But refined products—like diesel—are still lagging behind. We’re winning the war in Iran. They are throwing the kitchen sink in a desperate attempt to disrupt the flow of oil out of the Strait because Iran is in dire economic trouble. They are almost out of oil to sell and almost out of money. To send weapons to terror proxies like the Houthis, they need money. Trump’s strategy of parallel paths to bring both wars—Iran and Russia/Ukraine—to an end is working.
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