Mark Levin Podcast

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9 snips
Nov 21, 2025 • 1h 52min

11/20/25 - Texas Redistricting Ruckus: Judges Clash Over Race and Politics

Stephen A. Smith, a prominent broadcaster, critiques Michelle Obama’s comments on female leadership and addresses the impact of government shutdowns on health care. Sean Hannity discusses alarming trends in law and order across America, highlighting Chicago criminal justice failures. Investigative reporter Gabe Kaminsky sheds light on the controversial America First Foundation and its influence on the GOP. The podcast navigates through the intersection of race and partisanship in Texas's redistricting, sparking intense debate among the guests.
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10 snips
Nov 20, 2025 • 1h 53min

11/19/25 - The Political Battlefield: Veterans vs. Presidential Orders

Political commentator Scott Jennings joins to discuss his book 'A Revolution of Common Sense' and the controversial video of Democratic veterans urging the military to disobey President Trump. Jennings critiques the Democrats' manipulation of military support while discussing ongoing media-driven scandals, including accusations about Trump and the Epstein files. He also emphasizes the effectiveness of Trump's balanced focus on foreign and domestic policy, describing how tariffs can act as diplomatic tools. Expect a lively conversation packed with political insights!
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5 snips
Nov 19, 2025 • 1h 53min

11/18/25 - Saudi Arabia's New Role: Are We Selling Out?

Dr. Marc Siegel, a physician and medical commentator, discusses his book on faith and healing, exploring how belief can enhance medical practice. He shares incredible stories of miracles and recoveries, including notable cases like Steve Scalise's. Meanwhile, Gov. Mike Dunleavy reveals Alaska's significant graphite and rare earth mineral discovery, which could reduce U.S. reliance on China for critical supplies. He highlights the national security implications and the potential economic benefits of Alaska's resources.
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11 snips
Nov 18, 2025 • 1h 51min

11/17/25 - Judges, Grifters, and the Fight for Justice

The podcast dives into the controversy surrounding judges obstructing the James Comey case, raising questions about potential misconduct. It tackles the misleading narratives surrounding the Epstein files and prominent figures like Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes, labeled as divisive grifters. A critical examination of Michelle Obama's political aspirations showcases concerns about her rhetoric. Additionally, the discussion touches on skepticism over selling F-35 jets to Saudi Arabia and the implications of America's immigration policies on its national identity.
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Nov 15, 2025 • 1h 7min

The Best Of Mark Levin - 11/15/25

This week, the discussion centers on the repercussions of a government shutdown, emphasizing the danger of centralized control over critical services like healthcare and air traffic management. There's a passionate critique of the Democratic Party's alleged embrace of Marxism and Islamism, which Levin argues threatens foundational American values. He warns against the rise of radical ideologies on both the left and right and highlights the need to uphold the principles of the Constitution while addressing national security and political corruption.
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14 snips
Nov 15, 2025 • 1h 53min

11/14/25 - The North Star of American Principles

Dive into the essence of conservatism as it links to the Founders' principles of ordered liberty. Explore the threats posed by modern liberalism and the growing governmental overreach that challenges individual freedoms. Tune in as Mark Levin critiques questionable legal decisions involving prominent figures like James Comey, and warns of looming government shutdowns spurred by Democrats. He emphasizes the necessity to uphold core values and be wary of influencers that misrepresent true conservatism.
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12 snips
Nov 14, 2025 • 1h 53min

11/13/25 - Unmasking Media Grifters: The Truth About Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson

The podcast dives into the troubling remarks by Megyn Kelly regarding Jeffrey Epstein, questioning her credibility. It explores Steve Bannon's connections with Epstein and discusses disturbing allegations against Matt Gaetz involving a minor. Additionally, Tucker Carlson's controversial framing of Dietrich Bonhoeffer is scrutinized. The conversation shifts to proposed healthcare reforms that empower individuals with health savings accounts. Lastly, the indictment of Governor Newsom's former aide raises questions about political integrity.
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13 snips
Nov 13, 2025 • 30min

On The Frontlines - Shining Light Amidst Darkness: Hope from the Holy Land

Yael Eckstein, President and CEO of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, discusses urgent issues facing Israel and rising antisemitism in American universities. She shines a light on the return of Christian pilgrims to Israel, signaling hope for the Holy Land. Yael warns about campus indoctrination with Marxist and Islamist ideologies and stresses the importance of understanding history and scripture. Highlighting the misinformation surrounding Gaza, she advocates for educating the silent majority and promoting interfaith solidarity to combat false narratives.
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10 snips
Nov 13, 2025 • 1h 50min

11/12/25 - Understanding the Cult of Political Hatred

Texas Governor Greg Abbott discusses his efforts to ban Islamic-only developments and a new law targeting no-go zones in Texas. He also outlines his multi-point property tax relief plan while campaigning for re-election. Professor John Ellis highlights the alarming trends of indoctrination in universities, proposing radical reforms like business-style management to combat the issue. Together, they explore the consequences of a recent government shutdown, emphasizing its economic impacts and the need for a new approach to education.
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9 snips
Nov 12, 2025 • 1h 43min

11/11/25 - The Rise of Extremism: Understanding Today's Political Landscape

U.S. Congressman Mike Lawler discusses the absurdity of the recent government shutdown, which he claims was a political move by Democrats rather than benefiting Americans. He dives into healthcare, expressing concerns over Obamacare's reliance on federal subsidies and its role in rising costs. Lawler also shares insights on his competitive district in New York, highlighting the impact of socialist policies on migration. His candid take on today's political landscape sheds light on the challenges faced by both major parties.

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