The Best Of Mark Levin - 5/10/25

May 10, 2025

The discussion opens with a stark critique of the rising antisemitism fueled by foreign influences, particularly focusing on Qatar's practices. The speaker advocates for stronger legislative action against this trend. There's an impassioned defense of political integrity and unity among Americans in light of national security threats. The risks surrounding Iran's nuclear ambitions are explored, warning against naïve negotiations with terrorist states. The podcast also critiques the current state of journalism and emphasizes the need for truthful, independent discourse.

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ANECDOTE

Mark Levin’s Radio Journey

Mark Levin recounts his 23 years in radio, starting in New York with a Sunday show on WABC.
He credits Rush and Hannity for their advice and support early in his career.

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Foreign Influence Spurs Antisemitism

Foreign governments like Qatar using billions to influence U.S. media and politics fuels antisemitism.
Congress blocking boycott influence by foreign nations isn't a First Amendment issue.

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Iran's Nuclear Threat Reality

Iran's nuclear program isn't for peaceful purposes due to underground bunkers and centrifuges.
Preventing Iran from having nuclear ICBMs is critical given their ongoing threats to the U.S.

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This week on the Mark Levin Show, On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, Antisemitism is pervasive, fueled by foreign governments like Qatar allegedly spending billions to influence U.S. media, politics, and organizations. Foreign-driven boycotts or threats against U.S. businesses, particularly targeting Jews, are unacceptable, and congressional action to stop this is not a First Amendment issue. The IGO Anti-Boycott Act (H.R. 867) merely extends the Anti-Boycott Act of 2018 signed by President Trump to international organizations. What causes antisemitism is antisemites. Qatar must stop pouring billions of dollars in blood money into our colleges and universities, and our other institutions, in a sleazy campaign to spread their anti-American fundamentalist ideology, brainwash our children, promote violent and riotous revolution in our country, and own our ruling class and its surrogates and mouthpieces. Later, Mark delves into the unfiltered thoughts of our host as he shares his unwavering stance on politics, loyalty, and the importance of truth. He emphasizes the need for unity among like-minded individuals to combat the threats facing our republic. With a passionate delivery, he discusses the perils of appeasement, the decline of journalism, and the significance of personal integrity. Iran’s “civilian” nuclear program, housed in bunkers 350 feet underground, is not normal. How many nations that have civilian use for nuclear power are we negotiating with? Only Iran. Iran is not interested in civil nuclear power. The reason we don’t want Iran to have nuclear weapons with ICBMs is because they keep threatening the U.S. The fifth-column isolationist ideology is a grave threat when they defend Iran. Also, Sen James Lankford has no idea what he’s talking about on due process, while an analyst on MSNBC gets it right. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost has become the first American Pope in the history of the Catholic Church - Pope Leo XIV. Prevost's election reflects his close alignment with Pope Francis's vision on issues like the environment, poverty, and synodality. We’ll see what he does, but hopefully, he is more along the lines of John Paul II. His extensive missionary work in Peru and fluency in multiple languages were likely factors in his selection by the papal conclave.

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