On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, Ana Navarro is lying about what Border Czar Tom Homan said. Homan said illegal immigrant families can be deported together. Once they are here, illegal aliens will eventually get amnesty, then chain migration occurs. Chain migration will destroy America. Navarro lies and says U.S. citizens will be deported. Citizens will have a choice to make - leave with their illegal alien family members or stay in America. These people came here voluntarily, they decided to create these issues. Also, it’s shocking that celebrities were being paid by the Kamala Harris campaign, including Oprah Winfrey who was paid $1 million for her interview. They spent million of dollars on concerts in swing states. Do the donors think this is ok? Later, Speaker Mike Johnson calls in with an update on the House of Representatives count. Johnson is confident the Republicans will hold the majority in the House for a unified government. Also, there’s no time for a speaker of the House fight. We don’t have time for this nonsense, we must get President-Elect Donald Trump’s policies across the finish line. Afterward, in breaking news – the Republicans will retain the House. That means the Republicans will control the presidency, the Senate, and the House. This is because of you! Finally, Stephen A Smith calls in and explains why Kamal Harris lost. Trump stuck to issues of the economy and the border. Trump pounced on Harris pushing identity politics cancel culture, and wokeness. Harris and the left resorted to guilting Blacks and Hispanics into voting for them based on anything but real solutions. Smith also gives the latest on the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week, the conversation centers around a pivotal election outcome, framing it as a triumph against authoritarianism. There are sharp critiques of the Biden administration and its handling of global threats, particularly regarding Iran. Legal challenges facing Trump are analyzed, with an emphasis on their constitutional implications. Discussions also spotlight media narratives and their effects on democracy, alongside alarming instances of anti-Semitism in recent events. The podcast underscores the necessity for political accountability and citizen engagement in safeguarding American values.

Danny Danon, the Israeli Ambassador to the UN, shares shocking insights on a rise in anti-Semitism in Amsterdam and connects it to broader geopolitical tensions. Senator Rick Scott discusses his bid for Republican leadership and calls for fresh policy changes to invigorate the party. Gene Hamilton from America First Legal talks about a significant legal victory over an immigration program from the Biden administration, highlighting ongoing challenges in the immigration landscape and the rule of law.

Dave McCormick, the newly elected Senator from Pennsylvania, shares insights from his recent campaign and the surprising electoral victories for Trump-supporting candidates. He discusses Senator Bob Casey's refusal to concede and the broad coalition of voters that rallied against the Democrats. The conversation also touches on the critical legal implications surrounding the indictment of a sitting president, emphasizing the importance of media integrity and the growing influence of conservative platforms in shaping political discourse.

On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, Americans saved this country! You defeated a totalitarian force and an incompetent ruling class; you didn’t want the Ameritopia that was being imposed on us. President Trump will finally have the opportunity to flip things around and stop the chaos that is the White House. As a candidate, Kamala Harris is a fiction, a concoction, a mirage. She's a creation of Washington insiders and special interests. Nobody was excited about her candidacy. Also, all cases against President Trump must either be dropped by prosecutors or dismissed by the relevant courts. For half a century, it has been the position of Democrat and Republican administrations, that the DOJ cannot indict a sitting president. The president is the head of the executive branch, and unelected prosecutors, juries, and judges cannot exercise a power that makes it impossible for a president to carry out his constitutional duties while defending his liberty and reputation in a courtroom. The issue has come up as to whether the same principles of non-prosecution would apply where the charges would be brought by a state or locality. After all, it has been argued, the DOJ's jurisdiction is federal not state. Of course, that is simply wrong. Later, Jim Trusty calls in to explain what happens next with the Jack Smith, NY, and Georgia Trump cases. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Katie Britt, Republican Senator from Alabama and advocate for conservative policies, discusses the urgency of voting and its implications for freedom and democracy. She emphasizes the tight election race and the critical need for voters to remain in line to ensure their voices are heard. Britt highlights the stakes involved, asserting that this election's outcome will shape the nation's future. She also critiques Kamala Harris's leadership and expresses confidence in Donald Trump to rectify the current challenges facing America.

On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, everything is on the line on Election Day. Thank you if you voted early but now is the time to get others to vote. It’s time to unite and rally. We need to take back this government; we need a 4-year house cleaning. Kamala Harris has a record of hating America. She believes in the fundamental transformation of you - your jobs and your communities. The time for debate is over - we know who Harris and Tim Walz are. Also, Eric Hovde gives a final update on his run for Senate in Wisconsin. This is one of the most consequential elections. Harris wants to change America, but Hovde is ready to restore the American dream. Later, Gov Ron DeSantis calls in. We know we have a current administration that has allowed an open border, Harris will double down on that. Biden’s weakness invited lots of threats, Harris would be weaker and less sure-footed than Biden was. DeSantis explains why Floridians should vote no on Amendments 3 and 4. Afterward, Tim Sheehy calls in to discuss his race against Sen Jon Tester for the Senate in Montana. Sheehy is fighting to save America alongside Trump. Finally, Bernie Moreno gives an update on his race against Sen Sherrod Brown for the Senate in Ohio. Moreno explains that we deserve a government that loves America because the radical left wants to destroy America. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The podcast dives into media biases against Donald Trump and highlights his efforts for party inclusion, mostly ignored by the press. It critiques Kamala Harris's conflicting messages, particularly her attacks on Trump paired with calls for unity. There's a passionate examination of the Democratic Party's portrayal of women and the impact of transgender athletes on women's sports. The unpredictable election landscape is emphasized, reminding listeners that polls are just speculation and underscoring the importance of voter engagement.

Former President Donald Trump discusses the pivotal issues of the upcoming election, emphasizing the importance of early voting, border security, and economic independence. He criticizes Democrats for misrepresenting his stance and addresses the dangers of an open border. Joining him is Sheriff Mike Chapman from Loudoun County, who highlights rising gang violence and its links to current immigration policies. Together, they express concerns about safety and the economic challenges facing Americans, urging collective action for a brighter future.

J.D. Vance, a U.S. Senator and venture capitalist from Ohio, shares his views on the political maneuvering of Kamala Harris, calling her a 'pathological liar' who can't rely on her record. He argues for a call to action for voters. Rick Scott, the U.S. Senator from Florida, critiques the Democratic Party's high tax agenda and argues they disguise their beliefs during campaign seasons. Mike Lawler, a U.S. Representative from New York, discusses his strategy in a Democratic stronghold and emphasizes public safety, shedding light on key policy differences.