Senator Ted Cruz, a prominent figure in the conservative movement, discusses the stakes of his tight Senate race and the efforts to mobilize voters against Chuck Schumer's agenda. He critiques Kamala Harris's recent speech as misleading and highlights the urgency for Texans to stand firm against radical politics. The conversation also dives into the broader implications of election outcomes on conservative values, with calls for voter engagement across the board. Additionally, candidates Derrick Anderson and Kari Lake share their campaign insights and the pressing need for support.

Yael Eckstein, CEO of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, dives deep into the evolving nature of antisemitism, tracing its 4,000-year history and emphasizing the critical support from evangelical Christians for Israel. She discusses the humanitarian efforts underway in conflict zones, showcasing resilience amidst adversity. With rising antisemitism globally, Yael highlights the importance of unity between Christians and Jews and the IFCJ's impactful initiatives to provide life-saving aid in Israel and combat hatred together.

Rep. Claudia Tenney, a fierce advocate for election integrity from New York, highlights the alarming implications of Kamala Harris's potential election. She expresses concern for the country's direction under Harris’s influence. Meanwhile, Yvette Herrell, a candidate from New Mexico, discusses her battle for a congressional seat, emphasizing the critical issues of border security and the fight against growing progressive policies. Together, they shine a light on the urgent need for informed voter choices and strong leadership.

Rep. Marc Molinaro, representing New York's 19th District, discusses his re-election campaign, highlighting border security and public safety. Senate candidate Eric Hovde shares his vision to restore the American dream and critiques socialist policies in Wisconsin. They touch on media hypocrisy regarding political figures and the importance of maintaining Republican strength in Congress. The conversation emphasizes the need for accountability in leadership and the impact of government overreach on everyday Americans.

Dive into the heated political climate where American ideals clash with a ruling elite. Explore how figures like Liz Cheney and Chris Christie align with the status quo against traditional values. The host highlights alarming leaks that could compromise national security and critiques Kamala Harris's evasive campaign strategy. Discover connections between human trafficking crises and political accountability, and examine the widening gap in voter sentiment over abortion issues. This is a rigorous dissection of today's fraught political landscape.

On Friday’s Mark Levin Show, in breaking news, Israel has begun precise strikes on military targets in Iran. China and Russia said they will stand behind Iran, while President Biden and Kamala Harris won’t let Israel defeat Iran the way they want to. Israel informed the Biden administration right before the strike. They had to do that because this administration would have leaked their plan. Also, Harris's last desperate attempt to win the presidency is to push the Hitler campaign strategy. This is evil and diabolical. Harris and the Democrats are obsessed with Hitler and Fascism, but the Democrat party today is the party of the Neo-Nazis. This is the party that surrounds themselves with antisemites. The party that cuts off arms to Israel. Now, Hillary Clinton is comparing MAGA to Neo-Nazis. Hillary Clinton is the most loathsome and vile demagogue in American politics in half a century, and given all the reprobates who've been out there, that's saying something. Later, Captain Sam Brown calls in with an update on his election Senate run in Nevada. He’s leading in the early vote count, but Americans cannot let up on voting. Finally, Dave McCormick calls in and says thankfully Benjamin Netanyahu didn’t listen to Biden about a ceasefire. Israel’s existence is under attack, and we need to show absolute conviction with Israel in their fight. His race for Senate in Pennsylvania is close but Americans still need to turn out and vote. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alison Esposito, a former NYC police officer, runs for New York's 18th Congressional District. She passionately discusses her law enforcement roots and emphasizes community safety while critiquing her opponent's liberal policies. Esposito seeks a 'red, white, and blue wave' instead of just a red wave, highlighting issues like immigration and crime. The conversation also touches on the importance of grassroots support and early voting, making a compelling case for voter engagement ahead of the critical elections.

Scott Perry, a representative from Pennsylvania known for his conservative stance, discusses being targeted by leftist groups and the dangers of character assassination in politics. Joe Kent, a retired Green Beret and representative from Washington State, emphasizes the need for aggressive campaigning in his district. They dive into the troubling rise in abortion rates post-Dobbs and critique the role of historical figures in today's political landscape, warning against complacency as elections approach.

Former President Donald Trump shares his thoughts on media bias, the DOJ's actions, and urgent national issues like school choice and fracking. Caroline Glick, a senior editor at JNS, delves into the scandal surrounding the International Criminal Court and its controversial actions against Israel, highlighting serious implications for international law. Mike Garcia discusses his campaign for California's 27th district, emphasizing voter mobilization and accountability as critical for the upcoming elections.

Bernie Moreno, a Republican Senate candidate from Ohio, joins the discussion. He highlights the stark contrasts between himself and his opponent, Sen. Sherrod Brown, asserting that Brown can no longer hide behind a moderate facade. Moreno stresses the critical need for voting, positioning it as a defense against a perceived corrupt elite that ignores American values. The conversation also critiques the influence of political figures aligning with the ruling class, underscoring a call for grassroots engagement to protect citizens' rights and interests.