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Mark Levin

Mark Levin

American broadcaster

Sep 10, 2026

10:57
Talk about what's at stake and why it's important to have this convention to galvanize people to get out and vote.
11:03
First of all, a lot of this depends on the quality of the candidate.
11:07
You know, Sue was talking about this guy Fitzpatrick.
11:10
I know that part of the country.
11:11
I come out of Philadelphia.
11:12
That's Bucks County.
11:14
Bucks County is about 55 Democrat, 45 Republican.

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20:03
So I think there's a real realistic possibility if the Speaker actually says that the Republicans are going to hold the House, I think he's got a fighting shot.
2:41
Talk about what's at stake and why it's important to have this convention to galvanize people to get out and vote.
2:47
First of all, a lot of this depends on the quality of the candidate.
2:51
You know, Sue was talking about this guy Fitzpatrick.
2:54
I know that part of the country.
2:55
I come out of Philadelphia.
2:56
That's Bucks County.
2:58
Bucks County is about 55 Democrat, 45 Republican.

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10:17
So I think there's a real realistic possibility if the Speaker actually says that the Republicans are going to hold the House, I think he's got a fighting shot.
2:44
Talk about what's at stake and why it's important to have this convention to galvanize people to get out and vote.
2:51
First of all, a lot of this depends on the quality of the candidate.
2:54
You know, Sue was talking about this guy Fitzpatrick.
2:57
I know that part of the country.
2:58
I come out of Philadelphia.
3:00
That's Bucks County.
3:01
Bucks County is about 55 Democrat, 45 Republican.

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10:20
So I think there's a real realistic possibility if the Speaker actually says that the Republicans are going to hold the House, I think he's got a fighting shot.
10:55
Talk about what's at stake and why it's important to have this convention to galvanize people to get out and vote.
11:02
First of all, a lot of this depends on the quality of the candidate.
11:06
You know, Sue was talking about this guy Fitzpatrick.
11:09
I know that part of the country.
11:10
I come out of Philadelphia.
11:11
That's Bucks County.
11:13
Bucks County is about 55 Democrat, 45 Republican.

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20:02
So I think there's a real realistic possibility if the Speaker actually says that the Republicans are going to hold the House, I think he's got a fighting shot.
14:54
And we then move from this new Genesis story in which God gives the people limits, the seven Noah-bite laws, which you might want to commentary, which then leads into this unique story of the Tower of Babel, as it's called in English.
15:15
Yes.
15:16
So what we have here...
15:19
It's the nature of the world.
15:22
God wants a partnership.
15:25
What the Bible is telling us is that God wants a partnership with humanity.
15:30
And Adam and Eve disrupt that partnership.

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21:08
And what's the limit that the story of the tower suggests?
12:20
Do you think people realize
12:22
Mark? So you got to embrace as many of them as you can, you know, uh, I just think as the generations go by, there's less and less of that.
12:31
But that said, Kushner, I mean, here's a guy that's met with Hamas.
12:35
He's met with the terrorists in Tehran.
12:38
And he meets with Hakeem Jeffries and he says, what the hell? You can't do that.
12:43
What is going on? I'm no Hakeem Jeffries fan.
12:47
He's no fan of Mark Levin.
15:06
They will try.
8:06
Do you think people realize more
8:07
of them? So you got to embrace as many of them as you can, you know, uh, I just think as the generations go by, there's less and less of that.
8:16
But that said, Kushner, I mean, here's a guy that's met with Hamas.
8:20
He's met with the terrorists in Tehran.
8:23
And he meets with Hakeem Jeffries and he says, what the hell? You can't do that.
8:28
What is going on? I'm no Hakeem Jeffries fan.
8:32
He's no fan of Mark Levin.
10:51
They will try.
7:38
Do you think people realize a lot
7:40
of them? So you got to embrace as many of them as you can, you know, uh, I just think as the generations go by, there's less and less of that.
7:49
But that said, Kushner, I mean, here's a guy that's met with Hamas.
7:53
He's met with the terrorists in Tehran.
7:56
And he meets with Hakeem Jeffries and he says, what the hell? You can't do that.
8:01
What is going on? I'm no Hakeem Jeffries fan.
8:05
He's no fan of Mark Levin.
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10:23
They will try.
11:23
Do you think people realize
11:24
more? So you got to embrace as many of them as you can.
11:27
You know, I just think as the generations go by, There's less and less of that.
11:33
But that said, Kushner, I mean, here's a guy that's met with Hamas.
11:37
He's met with the terrorists in Tehran.
11:41
And he meets with Hakeem Jeffries and he says, what the hell? You can't do that.
11:45
What is going on? I'm no Hakeem Jeffries fan.
14:08
They will try.
9:16
it's very topical obviously everyone and their dog is hiring at an unprecedented rate i think law.com said that the 2024 to 2025 numbers i think there was 19 more of like lateral hires in 2025 and that was a record year and 2026 is on track to beat that again In your opinion, a decade after you wrote that article, what's changed? Has anything changed? Are law firms still falling into that same
9:44
trap? As far as I can tell, my job is not exactly to oversee any of those things, but As far as I can tell, it's pretty similar to what I saw in 2014, 2015.
9:57
So that article for anyone who wants to dig it up, and there are a few different takes on that.
10:02
There was an American Lawyer article, a Law 360 article, there was a write-up in Cranes or a write-up in Forbes, like different variants on that, but all of them get into the the numbers that basically are staggering.
10:19
You think of the NFL as this huge high-risk hiring problem, and it is.
10:25
And I'll go into that in a second.
10:27
But the numbers for law as an industry just completely dwarf the NFL.
14:14
happened?
6:17
But let's begin with you perhaps explaining to the listeners, what is a haftarot?
6:23
Right, so Jewish practice actually would go back even more than 2,000 years.
6:28
Jewish prayer practice began with prayers that were based upon reading the Bible, particularly the paragraphs known as the Shema, and also there was the practice of Jewish study.
6:43
So we read three times per week from the five books of Moses, which we call the Torah, and And then there was the conclusion of the reading from sacred scripture.
6:56
And to conclude in Hebrew is the Hebrew word is lahavtir.
7:01
That's the verb.
7:03
And the noun of lahavtir is aftarah.
9:09
But the three months prior to the 9th of Av continue to be during the year 70 of the Common Era.
2:49
What are the Liberty Amendments?
2:50
Well, you know, Michael, you are a student of the law and the Constitution.
2:54
And I just feel we're so unmoored from the Constitution that we are in a post-constitutional period, that we really need to be more serious, you know, as a public, as a people, and not just chase our politicians around when they're throwing silver dollars at us and trying to distract us.
3:11
The fact of the matter is Obama announces almost every day that he's an imperial president.
3:16
The Supreme Court issues rulings that are, in many cases, utterly preposterous, with one justice moving in one direction or the other and imposing his or her will on the entire nation.
3:27
Like with Obamacare, they rewrote the Constitution.
3:30
They amended it right there on the fly.
7:29
Of the 11 prescriptions you make for America, which of them is the most important?
31:04
Your reaction to what's in this memorandum?
31:09
Wow.
31:10
Kat, you're all excited today.
31:11
I've been listening to you here.
31:13
I'll tell you what.
31:13
We have a good time.
31:15
I'll tell you what.

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37:10
Right.
7:28
Your reaction to what's in this memorandum?
7:33
Wow.
7:34
You're all excited today.
7:36
I've been listening to you here.
7:37
I'll tell you what.
7:38
We have a good time.
7:40
I'll tell you what.

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13:23
He said anybody in Israel who's critical of the deal or critical of Trump right now saying Trump is the only head of state in the entire world who's sympathetic to the nation of Israel at this time.
0:17
Your reaction to what's in this memorandum?
0:22
Wow.
0:23
Cats, you're all excited today.
0:24
I've been listening to you here.
0:25
I'll tell you what.
0:26
We have a good time.
0:28
I'll tell you what.

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6:23
Right.
0:35
Your reaction to what's in this memorandum?
0:40
Wow.
0:41
Kat, you're all excited today.
0:42
I've been listening to you here.
0:43
I'll tell you what.
0:44
We have a good time.
0:46
I'll tell you what.

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6:30
He said anybody in Israel who's critical of the deal or critical of Trump right now saying Trump is the only head of state in the entire world who's sympathetic to the nation of Israel at this time.
66:55
It doesn't mean forever wars, as we saw with Maduro, but it does mean the use of the most powerful military in the world to secure a more, uh, a secure future for y- the future US citizens, our kids, your kids, all of them.
67:10
You're 100% right.
67:11
That's why the isolationists are really nuts in so many ways.
67:16
Uh, you have enemies that are on the move.
67:19
You have enemies that are, uh, strategically, economically, geographically trying to find choke points, whether it's the Strait of Hormuz, whether it's South China Sea, whether it's our Panama Canal, whether it is the Arctic and so forth, and the President sees this.
67:34
Uh, he's not president of a nation that's on a suicide watch.He's president of the greatest superpower on the face of the earth.
67:41
He's not interested in sharing power with other countries.

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73:48
You've been dealing with these knuckleheads for years.
75:58
That's-
75:58
We have 650,000 followers, give or take.
76:01
And, uh, I wanna thank Chris, and you, and the other people at Rumble.
76:05
It's really a great site.
76:08
As for talk radio and this venue and so forth, I don't believe in swimming against the current.
76:15
If there are platforms and they make sense, my view is use all the platforms.
76:20
We have some people on talk radio that say, "No, I'm just doing talk radio." Some people on TV, "No, I'm just doing TV." If I'm able to get the message out, you know, I'm mission-oriented.
79:40
Uh, Mark, that's really disturbing considering we provide the global national s- security umbrella for, you know, allies of freedom around the world.
2:56
and
2:56
uh... philosophy and conservatism and liberalism and i get a lot of calls and i'm sure you do where people say well what are we going to do about it what are we going to do about it And I know it's not true to tell them just elect more Republicans, because that's not going to fix it.
3:10
We had six years of George W. Bush and a Republican House and a Republican Senate, and it was the most profligate spending federal government in American history until this one, and the expanding Medicare and expanding federal and public education and so forth.
3:27
So I don't disagree that we ought to fight for the Ted Cruz's and the Mike Lee's and so forth at the national level, and I've been involved in those fights.
3:34
And I don't disagree That we shouldn't take them to court where we can.
3:37
I run a foundation.
3:38
I'm in court endlessly with these people.
6:52
ago,
28:28
This is really a struggle between Western civilization, in terms of the state of Israel, and this sort of barbaric movement, um, of Hamas, uh, that wants to abuse not only its people, but the people of Israel.
28:44
You know, I spent a lot of time in this book talking about Islamism, and that Islamism and Marxism have many similarities.
28:53
Uh, they both hate the West.
28:56
You know, Marx despised the West.
28:58
He despised the notion of free will and individualism.
29:01
He thought it was selfish.
29:02
He despised the Judeo-Christian belief system.
14:57
I know you'll be talking about it on your show.
15:00
Well, with John Bolton, look, it's, look, I served in the government eight years, in the Reagan administration, including in the same department he served, the Department of Justice.
15:09
You don't take classified information home.
15:11
You don't take it home when you're working there and you sure as hell don't take it home when you're done.
15:16
And when you work for the President of the United States and, uh, you're, you're fired or otherwise removed, you don't take classified information with you either.
15:24
And so, uh, the Espionage Act is well known to everybody who works and handles this type of document, the only person that has authority to declassify, classify, and I would argue bring it home with him is the President of the United States.
15:38
Not even the Vice President.
20:28
If you're gonna work for the President, he's the Commander-in-chief." And again, he assured me and I, I honestly think he went in there with his own agenda it sounds like to me.
8:32
So you have two competing forces here.
8:35
But let me be clear.
8:36
I'm not proselytizing in this book.
8:37
As you know, I'm- I'm not even good at it.
8:40
I'm explaining what the founders of our country did, what they believed.
8:45
Let me give an example, 'cause you make a very good point.
8:48
Faith, the Judeo-Christian belief system.

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15:55
You know, define this, explain this, extrapolate on this.
18:46
What do you think?
18:46
Well, I don't, I don't think that's the test.
18:49
I think the test is whether or not they'll go to World War III.
18:54
Putin is more concerned about holding onto what he has, then Trump leaves office.
18:59
Then he figures he'll, he'll be able to roll over any Democrat and most Republicans.
19:03
That's my concern.
19:05
Uh, I don't think he's, uh, thinking about World War III with Donald Trump in position.

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25:14
Correct?
12:26
What do you think?
12:26
Well, I don't, I don't think that's the test.
12:29
I think the test is whether or not they'll go to World War III.
12:34
Putin is more concerned about holding onto what he has, then Trump leaves office.
12:39
Then he figures he'll, he'll be able to roll over any Democrat and most Republicans.
12:43
That's my concern.
12:45
Uh, I don't think he's, uh, thinking about World War III with Donald Trump in position.

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18:53
Correct?
6:54
But are you worried? Uh, ar- are you anxious over the future of this country to the extent that the American Marxists, and they are many and they are in positions of power, are winning?
7:07
It's a great question.
7:08
I should also mention, near the end of the book, I take...
7:12
Hamilton, I take a very close look at Hamilton to the point where the National Constitution Center would like me to talk about this.
7:19
Um, and we can get to that later or people can read about it.
7:23
Am I concerned? Yes.
7:24
You know, I had a little discussion with my dear friend, and he is Victor Davis Hanson, on Life, Liberty and Levin, I think it was Saturday.

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14:46
Uh-huh.

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