

Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 1/23/25
Jan 24, 2025
The discussion tackles why tariffs should be imposed on Qatar and Saudi Arabia due to their roles in terrorism funding and oil pricing. Concerns over Iran's accelerating uranium enrichment lead to calls for swift U.S. action. A ruling about Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship sparks debate on constitutional interpretations. Political accountability is emphasized, playing into the critique of Congress members. Personal anecdotes humorously lighten the conversation, while calls to combat anti-Semitism resonate strongly.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Tariffs, Terrorism, and Tensions
03:35 • 12min
Concerns Over Iran's Nuclear Ambitions and Financial Diversification Strategies
15:40 • 5min
Iran's Nuclear Escalation and U.S. Military Strategy
20:41 • 11min
Trump, Israel, and Military Insights
32:07 • 7min
Birthright Citizenship Under Fire
38:39 • 11min
Historical Roots of Citizenship and Constitutional Interpretation
49:13 • 6min
Deregulation and Economic Empowerment: A Bold New Approach
55:03 • 2min
Incentives for American Manufacturing and Wireless Savings
57:03 • 2min
Navigating National Concerns
59:00 • 8min
Fossil Fuels and Political Accountability
01:06:35 • 8min
The Tuxedo Tangle
01:14:54 • 9min
Navigating Car Insurance and Political Commentary
01:23:53 • 3min
Threats to National Security
01:26:48 • 7min
Pardons and Remembrance: A Call to Action Against Anti-Semitism
01:34:06 • 2min
Debating Birthright Citizenship
01:35:56 • 11min
Debate on Birthright Citizenship and Cybersecurity Risks
01:46:29 • 2min
Immigration Enforcement and Policy Discussion
01:48:16 • 3min