4/22/26 - Mark Levin: We've NEVER Seen Democrats This Desperate

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Thank you. We're gonna. Mark Levin here, our number, 877-381-381-877-381-3811. In the spirit of George Wallace, the Democrats have disenfranchised millions of voters in Virginia. Barack Obama and Eric Holder are celebrating. Jerrymandering is one thing, ladies and gentlemen. A full-on disenfranchisement 10 to 1 is another thing altogether. The party of George Wallace is back. It's just a different minority that they're going after in states where they can pull this off. California, New York, Massachusetts has no Republican representative. Maryland has one. Virginia will have one, although we have an update on a court case and so forth. By the way, Today's video podcast is through the roof. The number of viewers. We're hitting record territory soon, aren't we, Mr. Producer? Record territory. Liberty's Voice on Rumble, Liberty's Voice, on YouTube. Although I have to confess, Rumble has treated us a lot better. But it is through the roof, and I'll explain why later. You ought to check it out. But before we do, let me do my show. Check it out after the show. after the show. Ken Cucinelli, former attorney general, the Commonwealth of Virginia, should have been governor. He lost by 2.5% if the R&C had even lifted a finger to help him. Who was the head of the R&C back? What was that guy's name, Mr. Pierce? What was it? Do you remember? Rince Prebus, who did nothing. And people who've listened back then may recall how I admonished him. He ran up to New Jersey to celebrate Chris Christie's win. Everybody knew Chris Christie was going to win, but spent precious little time in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Ken Cucinelli. The Tazwell Circuit Court just ruled the referendum unconstitutional. This is a district court judge, circuit court judge rather. The judge entered an injunction blocking certification of the election and denied a motion to stay pending appeal. So he's going to enter a final order. Once it's written, it'll be immediately appealed, of course, and ultimately it will get to the Supreme Court of Virginia.

There's two basic grounds here. Number one, the way it was written. It was utterly and completely misleading. There are certain requirements for these referenda, and that didn't meet it. And number two, the way the vote came out of the state legislature to put it on the ballot also violated state law. But, of course, the Democrats don't give a damn. They're hoping they have a majority on the Supreme Court, and that's that. But that's where it is right now, just so you know, Barack Obama and Eric Holder. I mean, this is what they did in the Deep South. This is how they played games. Jim Crow. These buffoons whine about it, complain about it, talk about it, and then do it. The same damn thing, except it's a different target. You basically had a Democrat majority state. The governor. The legislature vote to have a public vote in a Democrat majority state on whether Republicans should have representation. That's the bottom line. And you know what? Most Democrats voted no, the Republicans shouldn't have representation. That's how sick these bastards are. Now, it wasn't that long ago that Barack Mill House Benito Obama opposed this kind of redistricting. How do we know? Because he said so. Here he is in 2020 versus 2026. Cut 22. Go. Gerrymandering means citizens' voices are being diminished. By voting, yes, you have a chance to do something important. Not just for the Commonwealth, but for our entire country, even a former president. who are joining together to end gerrymandering and ensure that our democracy is living up to its founding promise. By voting yes, you can push back against the Republicans trying to give themselves an unfair advantage in the midterms. And we're counting on you to help ensure a reasonable, transparent redistricting process that honors our ideal of equal representation. And in Virginia, ladies and gentlemen, they had a constitutional amendment. where Virginia was considered the least gerrymandered state, the most objectively determined congressional districts. The Supreme Court of Virginia signed off on it just a few years ago. So you had six Democrats and five Republicans. I love the way the Democrats pretend that they were just responding to Republicans. The gerrymandered Massachusetts, the people of Massachusetts, if you're Republican, you have no representation. Zero members of Congress. You believe that? Maryland, you got one member of Congress. Illinois, I think you got three tops. California, when they're done, you'll have four out of 52 or something like that. So Texas sees what's happening in Illinois, sees what happened to Massachusetts and Maryland. Even when California had nine Republican representatives, Republicans were way underrepresented, and Texas says, you know what, we're going to act on this. And so now the Democrats, the experts that lies and propaganda, the experts at manipulation.

Well, we're all responding to Texas. Well, our friend Claudia Tenney, and she is a great congressman. She said, stop saying Texas started this redistricting mess. New York started it after an extreme gerrymander by New York Democrats in 2022, completely ignoring the independent commission they created in 2014. The Court of Appeals of New York, that's the highest court, like the Supreme Court, restored fairness. Then the Democrats sued again in 2024 to overturn the Court of Appeals decision. They bullied two Court of Appeals judges off the bench and forced a new Democrat favorable map, and the Republicans lost four seats. In 2026, they again sued to gerrymander and eliminate the Republican seat in Staten Island. And we're looking for even more power. The U.S. Supreme Court stopped that nonsense for now. The Democrats plan to gerrymander again in 2028. They will stop at nothing and do not care about the people or fairness. This is a blood sport. The Republicans need to wake up and recognize this fact. And she is right. 100%. And Ron DeSantis in Florida, he's up to the task. And they are soon going to be acting. You wanted to see what happened in Virginia. Hakeem Jeffries has threatened Ron DeSantis. Ron DeSantis told him to go pound sand. Do we have a clip of Ron DeSantis here? I think we do. Okay, help me out, Mr. Producer. All right. Here we go. Cut 14. Go. This guy, Hakeem Jeffries, popping off. in Washington about Florida. He wants to be Speaker of the House, and he's kind of like, you know, more liberal than Nancy Pelosi and all this other stuff from New York City. I just want to know, I just say, oh, Florida, we're going to go after Florida. Please be my guest. I will pay for you to come down to Florida and campaign. I'll put you up in the Florida governor's mansion. We'll take you fishing. We'll do all this stuff. There's nothing that could be better for Republicans in Florida than to see Hakeem Jeffries, Hakeem Jeffries, everywhere around this state. Voters will not like what they see. They will not want that type of ideology. And so the door is open. The invitations out there, I don't think there would be anything better for the Republican Party of Florida, but to have Hakeem Jeffries there. Now, I kind of feel bad for the guy because... He's as left as they come. He's always going left. And yet the far left hates him. You know, they call him a dollar store Obama. They call him APEC secure, all these different derogatory names that they do. And so he's tried to ingratiate himself with their, but they're just not drinking the Kool-Aid. And so they give him a hard time. So I kind of feel bad for that. But please, be my guest to come down in Florida. We would love to have you. There you go. You have an invitation there, genius. And he is dumb as a doorknob.

In fact, most of the left are very, very stupid people. If you listen to them, if you can bear it, very, very stupid people. I'll be right back. Last week, the U.S. Treasury quietly released its official financial report. It appears by its own numbers. The United States government, well, it seems insolvent. And it looks like the government owes so much money it can't possibly pay it all off. And when a government gets into that kind of trouble, it has only a few options. Print more money, devalue your savings, raise taxes on people who do the right thing, none of that's going to protect you, quite the opposite. That's why people have something to protect move part of their savings into real assets like physical gold and silver, and I trust monetary gold. They've done this the right way for over 26 years. No pressure, no gimmicks, no hidden fees. Call monetary gold at 877 now gold, or go to mark lovesgold.com, ask for their free gold and silver guide. That's 870. 7.7 now gold or go to mark lovesgold.com. The treasury just told you the truth. Now you decide how to get help protecting yourself. Again, 877 now. Gold. Performance may vary. You should always consult your financial and tax professional. All right. Southern Poverty Law Center. We touched on this yesterday. Boy, do I really dig into this on Liberty's Voice on the podcast, but I want to dig into it somewhat now as well, but we can't spend the entire program on it. You know, every one of these platforms, they're different in a wonderful way. TV has its benefits and its downside. Talk radio has mostly benefits, not a lot of downside. But when you're doing a podcast or what we call video podcast, Time's irrelevant. It's irrelevant. And that's one benefit. But I do long-form interviews on TV. I do long-form discussions here, and I do it there as well. So this is, I think, very important to me that we really dig into these things and don't do hit and run. Southern a Poverty Law Center has been targeting traditional conservatives for decades. and has been maligning them. This is well after the civil rights movement and so forth. They've always been looking, looking on how to grift, how to make money. And let me just stop there for a minute. I think folks you need to understand that the worst of the podcasters are in it for money. They're in it for money. Now, they may also be bigots and anti-Semites and American haters and so forth. But first and foremost, they're in it for the money. It's not the same with a talk radio host where I'm here three hours. There are other things I can do to make more money. It's not true when you write books. There's other things I can do to make more money than spend 12 months writing a book.

And what about TV? Well, some people make an enormous amount of money on TV. I'm not on TV to make money either. I've been offered all kinds of platforms and so forth throughout my life. I do what I want to do in a way that I want to do it. But there are other people. There are other people who have failed in different projects. who've been fired, who have said things that have been outrageous. And then where there are governors, and by the mean governors on your mouth, they're removed. Or they can't get ratings or they can't get enough for a thousand different reasons, right? And many of them move over to podcasting. and they're there for the money for the money as well as other things don't get me wrong i'm not talking about the good guys the good guys are good guys and they're always good guys because they try to do the right thing i'm talking about people you go what happened to that guy what happened to that guy I mean, two years ago, that guy, I couldn't stop watching him. He was the best of the best. Oh, my Lord. And now he hates America. He's pushing Islam and Sharia law. He's trashing the president. And I said, what happened to that guy? Or people play clips of these people saying one thing, one year, another thing, another year. When it comes to, for instance, transitioning children.

One position one year, another position another year. What happened to that person, they say? When you have to say what happened to that person, you should be suspicious about it. What did happen to that person? Now, I am supported or attacked for the very same long-held principles I've always had. Always. Now, facts. may cause in certain different types of outcomes depending on the situation, but the principles don't change. You're not negotiating away your principles. I wanted to point that out. So the Southern Poverty Law Center, they had a problem. Their problem was they kept looking and looking and looking. And they couldn't find enough. discrimination under federal and state law to attract owners so they went out and created it we've never seen anything like this on a grand scale they went out and they created it pretty damn shocking don't you think the southern poverty law center and the indictment has the receipts they're on there funneled three million dollars in donor funds, more than $3 million, to the Ku Klux Klan, to the American Nazi Party, to the United Clans of America, to the Aryan nation, to the National Alliance, another neo-Nazi group, to unite the right, that was what took place in Charlottesville, Virginia. National Socialist Movement, Nazis, Sadistic Souls Motorcycle Club, and American Front, fascists. And they set up these accounts with fake names to launder the money in hopes that they wouldn't be identified, that it wouldn't reach back to the Southern Poverty Law Center. They did it to hide the money. Now, there's much more to this, and I want to get into this a little bit with you. And if you want to hear really deep, deep, deep dive into this, because there's other things I want to cover tonight on radio as well, check out the podcast. But we've got a lot of important things to discuss on this, my radio show. I'll be right back.

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You know, little Adolf Nick Fuentes? Little Adolf Nick Fuentes, this is where he became known. He was 18 years old. He was going to, I think, Boston University, Boston College or University, but whatever. It doesn't matter. He would later drop out. But he swore he wasn't a racist back then. Of course, today he wears it like a badge of honor. He swore he wasn't a racist back then and so forth and so on, but that's where he got known. So he got known at an event that was heavily funded by the left by the Southern Poverty Law Center. He was created in fraud, and he is a fraud, if you ask me. But he was birthed out of that movement out of the Southern Poverty Law Center funded. event unite the right certainly in part they were involved in that and you might recall they tried to destroy Donald Trump with that when Donald Trump said there's very fine people on both sides and he then later was very explicit he said I'm not talking about the supremacist and everything else but the Democrats couldn't control themselves the media couldn't control themselves and they kept trying to paint him as one of them it's never been one of them never He's been the opposite throughout his life as a developer with blacks and Hispanics and others and Jews throughout his career. And so was his father the same way. The same way. They didn't have a bigoted bone in their body. They didn't have an anti-Semitic bone in their body. Quite the contrary. Quite the contrary. But here's the Southern Poverty Law Center. And guess what? Most of the media are ignoring it. And Democrats are rushing to the defense of the Southern Poverty Law Center. They're trying to tell everybody that there you go, Trump and its Department of Justice trying to meet out jungle justice. What? It turns out, the acting attorney general said that actually they were under investigation, the SPLC, during the Biden regime, but they shut it down for no reason. They just shut it down. Well, we know why, don't we? Because it's one of their babies. That's why. Does their dirty work? That's why? Why do you think Elizabeth Warren is in Maine campaigning with a Nazi? They don't care. It's power, baby. 10 to 1 in Virginia. They don't care if they're the modern-day George Wallace. disenfranchising millions and millions of voters as long as they're Republicans the Democrats just voted the disenfranchised Republicans wow isn't that the way it's supposed to work I understand gerrymandering 10 to 1 is not gerrymandering zero Republicans in Massachusetts that's not gerrymandering one Republican in Maryland that's not gerrymandering That's denying people the right to vote, destroying their franchise, choosing a Democrat congressman for them. That's what that is. That's what it is. That's right. Southern Poverty Law Center. What a joke.

DOJ charges them with fraud for paying white supremacist groups $3 million to stoke racial hatred. Stoking racial hatred while they claim to be attacking it. It's an 11-count indictment, filed in an Alabama federal court. Well, no wonder they were able to get a grand jury to indict. Don't try that in D.C. Although even there, I think they would have done it. This 2017 unite the right, the protest in Charlottesville, Virginia. They paid $270,000 over an eight-year period. $270,000 over an eight-year period to stoke that. To stoke it. They had an in-bed, a neo-Nazi organization was paid $1 million. $1 million. It's incredible. The Grand Cleagle. of the Ku Klux Klan was on their payroll. The national Ku Klux Klan was effectively on their payroll. They were paying for violence. They were paying for racism and bigotry and anti-Semitism. And then they were raising enormous amounts of funds saying that they were going to fight. And they were fighting the very groups and causes they were funding. What do you think about that, America? Stretch from 2014 to 2023. Multi-million dollars involved. They'd sham bank entities. The Center Investigative Agency Bank, the Fox Photography Bank, the Northwest Technologies Bank accounts, Tech Writers Group Bank account, Rare Books Warehouse Bank account, no actual business, just a wash-through. They were laundering the money. That's it. Money fraud, bank fraud, mail fraud. Southern Poverty Law Center, and Chuck Schumer goes to the floor of the Senate to attack the Department of Justice. To attack the Department of Justice. What do you think of that, Mr. Badoos? That's pretty crazy, don't you think? I mean, they haven't dead the rights. That is the Department of Justice. But he goes to the floor of the Senate. And he trashes the Department of Justice, as do a lot of Democrats. Well, here's Kash Patel at the press conference late yesterday. Cut three, go. We're here today is to announce what the general just told you, the Southern Poverty Law Center. In a massive sweeping indictment has been charged with allegations of fraud and using the banking system to perpetrate that fraud. I just want to talk about a couple of brief things here. The Southern Poverty Law Center themselves advertise to raise money to dismantle violent extremist groups for a period of at least a decade. They use their donor network to raise money to purportedly dismantle violent extremist groups. However, the SPLC, the Southern Property Law Center, used the money they raised from their donor network to actually pay the leadership of these very groups.

I just want to say that again. They used the fraudulently raised money by lying to their donor network, thousands of Americans, to go ahead and actually pay the leadership of these supposed violent extremist groups. The groups, as the general laid out, include the Ku Klux Klan, the United Clans of America, unite to right, national alliance, the national socialists. You know, these are basically Candice O and Tucker Carlson. Steve Bannon, viewers, adherence, basically same groups. Go ahead. Nation Motorcycle Club and the National Socialist Party of America and also the American Front. In at least one of these matters, our investigation revealed that funds were used to facilitate the commission of further state and federal offenses, totaling over $3 million. Furthermore, our investigation revealed that the Southern Poverty Law Center, on top of perpetuating this widespread, decade-long, multi-million dollar fraud conducted more criminal activity. They attempted to hide their criminal activity from our financial banking network. They set up shell companies and entities around America so that the financial institutions that we rely on as everyday Americans were deceived in believing that money was not coming from the Southern Poverty Law Center in the perpetration of this scheme and fraud, but rather fictitious entities they stood up to perpetuate this ongoing fraud. This is a serious and egregious violation of a group that purported to dismantle violent extremist groups, but in turn actually only fueled the hatred. This is an important case brought by President, by President Trump's administration. We're thankful for the president for his leadership and funding of not just the FBI and DOJ, but his commitment to go out there and wipe out fraud and conspiracy and waste and abuse wherever it occurs, including the Southern Poverty Law Center. Even though this money was made to appear to be coming from legitimate people and legitimate entities, we at the FBI with our great partners at the Department of Justice and in the state of Alabama were able to comb through a decade worth of material, a scheme that took a decade to build so that we were able to follow the money because money never lies. All right. Now here's the thing. All this information. or at least a big chunk of it was available to Merrick Garland and the Department of Justice. Instead, they were trying to destroy Donald Trump, where Trumped up charges, right? They spent all their time and money on things like that. But here they had the goods on these folks, and they dropped it. Now, that's not blind justice. That's outrageous. It should cause each one of you to be very angry about this. I'll be right back. Mark Levin.

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We have a first next hour. Dana Perino. How do you like that, Mr. Reducer? We're going to talk to Dana Perino next hour. I've come to really, really respect her I have over the years. Now, you know, I was a little harsh early on. I probably shouldn't have been. You know, as I get older, I look back and why'd you do that? But I find I agree with her a lot. and I think she's doing a hell of a job and has been for quite a while. So live with it. There you go. You know, sometimes you've got to recalibrate. You got to look at things and say, okay, I get it. You can be off or wrong or something like that. But it's not even that. When I go on the show there, they're very, very kind to me, very respectful to me. They let me speak and so forth and so on. I've gotten to like them a lot. A hammer, too, for that matter. Today's apparently very, very hot video podcast at Liberty's Voice, it's like a rocket going through the sky right now, wasn't it, Mr. Producer? The number of views almost at a record. Here's just 35 seconds. Cut one go. Unite the right event in Charlottesville, Virginia. You guys have to remember all that, right? And that was the case where you saw literally people marching, Klansman marching, neo-Nazis marching in the uniforms with the flags. Oh, that was paid for by the Southern Poverty Law Center. This is where little Nick Fuentes became famous. He was 18 years old. He was going to, I think, Boston, U. He got all caught up in this. And he said, I was there defending my values, but I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. And, of course, now he bathes in it. He bathes in it is right. Man, oh man, I got a lot to say about that on the podcast, but I have a lot to say about a lot more here on radio as well, but a number of other things. How much time do I have, Rich? Okay, let's listen to this. A.Todd Blanche, the acting attorney general on this very topic today. Cut four, go. In total, according to the indictment, between 2014 and 2023, SPLC paid at least $3 million to eight individuals at least. These individuals were affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan, United Clans of America. National Socialist Movement, Aryan nations affiliated Sadistic Souls Motorcycle Club, the Nationalist Socialist Party of America, Nazis, and the American Front. Now, as the indictment lays out, after SPLC paid members of these extremist groups, it created work product that reported on these activities that the members participated in or contributed to. And to that end, it was doing the exact opposite of what it's told its donors it was doing, not dismantling extremism, but funding it.

To carry out this scheme, SPLC created bank accounts in the name of at least five completely fictitious organizations that had no bona fide employees or legitimate business purpose. The money was passed from SPLC to one sham account to a second sham account and then loaded onto prepaid cards to give to the members of the extremist groups. This was designed to shield the source of those funds, and because of this, SPLC is also charged with one count, as I said earlier, of conspiracy to commit money laundering. That's Todd Blanche. He's doing a hell of a job. Kash Patel's doing a hell of a job. All you naysayers out there, not in my audience, on the Internet. This strange place, the Internet. You see, I'm of the view. Tucker Carlson is done. It doesn't mean he won't have followers on him, but he's done. He has no influence in the Republican Party. He has no influence with the president, unless the president decides he should, really with MAGA. He is talking about removing the president under the 25th Amendment. He was talking to his brother. Just really weird. You know, Laura Loomer had a clip of this, and I don't watch this idiot, and I watched the idiot and his idiot brother. I mean, I don't know what people see in this. It's narcissistic. It is a psychodrama. It is bizarre. Absolutely bizarre. They need to seek redemption because they were so wrong. And they're trashing the president. They're trashing our country. They're trashing our economic system. These guys, they're promoting the enemy. That's not conservatism or MAGA or Trump or anything of the sort. These guys have, you know, they know all their marbles. So what is it? I think it's a lot of rubber necking, a lot of bots, a lot of foreigners. But in our country, I think it's not that people agree with them. It's that they find it amusing and entertaining to watch nut jobs be nut jobs. This segment of the podcast is exclusively sponsored by Pure Talk. Pure Talk offers great coverage and can save your family money on your wireless bill every single month. Go to puretalk.com to find the plan that's right for you. Thank you again for listening, and thank you so much for this sponsorship, Pure Talk. He's here. He's here. Now, broadcasting from the underground command post. Deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-district building, we've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Levin. Hello, American Mark Levin here, our number 877-381-381-811.

At Fox News makes some good points, he said, some 163 years ago this June. The people of what is now West Virginia had had enough of the old dominion and the wealthy planters who thought the nation's rules did not apply to them. As a result, today, West Virginia Republican voters have a strong voice in Congress while those in the mother state just had their stripped away. In other words, West Virginia was part of Virginia, and they broke off. Let's be completely clear, after yesterday's now electoral victory for the anti-American redistricting designed to give Virginia a state that is 45% Republican, a 10-to-1 advantage in the House delegation for Democrats, Democrats are capable of anything, no matter how immoral or duplicitous. Who wrote a whole book on this, Mr. Producer? I wonder, my thickest book ever. The Democrat Party hates America. And he says it's not just politicians this time. It was Democratic voters, mostly in the wealthy elite northern counties who cynically chose to disenfranchise their poor neighbors to the South. It's exactly right. The bureaucrats, the wealthy lawyers, people who moved in from Maryland and D.C. in the Northern Virginia in Moss. voted to disenfranchise all these other people. Real middle class, lower middle class, and poor people in western Virginia. Today the issue is not slavery, although let's be honest, the illegal immigrant nannies in Loudoun County come at a discount price. But rather Democrats would have us believe that President Trump is a threat to America, so their rules must be broken to stop him. Funny, they said exactly the same thing about Abraham Lincoln. Democrats and the mother of states knew damn well, just how outrageous this new redistricting is. It's why they never showed the new map in an ad, not once, or even mentioned the new 10 to 1 Democrat to Republican ratio, not once, and insisted that this radical act of so-called fairness is only temporary. That temporary argument was particularly disgusting, as if stealing people's votes once in a while is fine. Perhaps Virginia should change its motto from six semper tyrannus ever such to tyrants to tyranny sometimes. Democrats have argued that they're simply trying to keep up with redistricting in Texas, but Texas didn't give the GOP 90% of its house seats. It didn't set up a situation where one wealthy city like Fairfax has an octopus grip on poor rural voters. Remember last night I kept saying Fairfax isn't in? It isn't in? It's the most populous county. By far. It's a massive county. And it came in in the end, didn't it, Mr. Medusa, to save the day for the Democrats. Basically, the people in Virginia who get dirt under their fingernails at work were told by screeching rich white ladies with prada bags that they have no say in Congress anymore. In grand old Virginia fashion, the elites will rule the peasants will serve. Professional Republicans and the politicians who pay them need this to be a wake-up call.

He says, as I reported last week from Southern Virginia, the state and national GOP weren't just outspent and outworked. They barely seem to try. I'm not a big fan of the current chairman of the RNC. I'm just not. GOP insiders tell me that a handful of political consulting firms handle almost all GOP campaigns, including this flaccid effort to stop the gerrymandering. But these lovable losers, the same ones who warned us about Trump, who actually wins, get paid whatever the results. Meanwhile, Senate Majority Leader John Thune, who thinks he's a pastor, not a politician, insists that we still cannot blow up the filibuster to pass the Save America Act and protect our elections, because if he does, then Democrats may eventually do it too. With all due respect to John Thune, he writes, the Democrats just disenfranchised almost every Republican in Virginia. They aren't going to respect the filibuster. To continue to suggest they will as simple-minded madness at this point. It's time for Republicans to think bigger, to realize the enemy, the fight they are in. Proposals to add lefty Arizona and Alexandria to Washington, D.C. should absolutely be on the table, I agree. Brass knuckle time, folks. Brass knuckle time. And further plans by Republican West Virginia State Senator Chris Rose to offer about 30 border counties in Virginia. The chance to join the mountain state should be vigorously pursued. People like to make jokes about my adopted home state of West Virginia, and yeah, we might be poor and less educated than other states, but we damn well don't let wealthy elites steal the very rights. They gave our home its bloody birth. These men back in 1863 chose wisely when they created West by God Virginia. And it is because of them that I woke up Wednesday morning, this morning, with my voting rights intact. That is more than I can say from my neighbors in the old dominion, who've returned to the rule by the rich and the powerful. Man, is that right on, Mr. Reducer or not? It's so true. But even the Washington Post condemned what took place. My buddy Mark Thiessen tells me, check out the editorial page there and the op-eds and so forth. They're far more conservative than they've ever been, that they've turned over a new leaf. And I think he's right about that, quite frankly. I think he's right about that. Well, we've gone back and forth between the Southern Poverty Law Center and what took place in Virginia, because they're both crucially important, crucially important. And the Democrats say they cheat to save the country, you know. No, they cheat to empower themselves. Again, one of the best books I've ever written, which is the shortest book I've ever written, and yet it took me a very long time. You know, it's hard to write a shorter book because I was hoping more and more people would read it, but it didn't do as well as many of my other books on power. And yet I think when my day comes and people, maybe some, maybe three or four of you, will wonder about the books that I wrote.

I think on power will be one of the most important. Maybe 50 years from now, 100 years from now. I mean, I'll be gone. It won't matter, but children and grandchildren, it matters to me. It matters to me. Abigail Skamburger on the morning, Joe, cut eight. Go. The General Assembly crafted legislation carefully and purposefully. No, it didn't do it carefully. It did it to help the Democrats. They have a supermajority now in the General Assembly, and that language was crafted to get a yes vote. It wasn't crafted by carefully she means legally. No, it wasn't. Go ahead. Say, we saw what happened in Texas. When the president said he's entitled to seats, that legislature. But Texas has nothing to do with Republican voters in Virginia under any circumstances. Did she see what happened in California, in Massachusetts, in Maryland, in Illinois? This woman's a joke. And she specifically ran, Texas has already acted, and she specifically ran saying she wouldn't, she wouldn't modify, she wouldn't, you know, adjust or do anything. In fact, she ran against Jerrymandering. Go ahead. Together and redistricted. You know, I don't even want to hear her disgusting voice. She is so vile to me. So vile. Did Texas have anything to do with the National Vote Project to get around the electoral college? No. Did Texas have anything to do with essentially? making Virginia sanctuary state, no. Did Texas have anything to do with 52 new taxes that she put in place? No. And I can go on and on and on. She went radical left because she wants to be somebody's running me. That's what she's doing. She's running for vice presidential candidate in the Democrat Party. And she's selling out the people in Virginia. That's what she's done. And the Democrats in Virginia have moved left too. They've moved left too. They just voted by a very small margin, but they voted to disenfranchise Republicans. That's what they just did. That was a tough vote for them, wasn't it? I'll be right back.

You know, folks, I've been working with Pure Talk for six years now. Boy, time flies. I wanted to work with a wireless company that shares my values. Pure Talk is a veteran-led company, so helping veterans is their North Star. Now, they've donated over half a million dollars to America's Warrior Partnership, a fantastic organization that is on the front lines of helping to prevent veteran suicide. And Pure Talks creating American jobs with a U.S. only workforce. Sure to be a lot cheaper to send jobs overseas like other companies do, but they're committed to delivering the best experience possible for their customers here in the United States. And yes, I love Pure Talk service. They give you the same tower, same network, same 5G coverage, is one of the big guys, but for a fraction of the price. And I choose to do business with a company that shares my values, your value, helping support veterans every single day in creating American jobs. How about you? Go to puretalk.com slash Levim to switch to pure talk. That's puretalk.com slash L-E-V-I-N to switch to my wireless company, America's wireless company, Pure Talk. You know, we're about to do something I've never done here before. And shame on me, quite frankly. We're going to talk to Dana Perino. Dana Perino, the Dana Perino. Is that you? I'm so honored. I'm blushing. I'm honored. You know what? I want to tell you something. A couple years ago, I didn't know you very well, and I said things, and I want to apologize to you. Whatever I said, I shouldn't have said. That's number one. Because my experience with you on TV is you're very kind, you let people speak, you're very smart, and you're very solid. And I think that's why the shows you're on are hit shows. You with Hammer. The five and so forth. You're like the voice of reason on these shows and so forth. So anyway, I wanted to tell you that personally. And this is a remarkable book. First of all, I don't know how you do fiction. I can't write fiction. So it's a fascinating book. It's about Dorothy Clark. And tell us about Dorothy Clark. And she's in New York City. Then she goes to Wisconsin and so forth. Tell us why you decided to write this book and about Dorothy Clark. I will be honored to do so. Let me first say you are a North Star and somebody that I follow very closely because in order to be the voice of reason and to feel solid and to know that my values are being expressed in a way that is concise and entertaining but also meaningful. I really look to you. So I thank you for all that you do. I didn't think I could write fiction either, to be honest. It's something I've always read voraciously, and I love it. And I just had this idea bopping around in my head about how I don't want Americans to feel as polarized as maybe we feel. And I grew up, I don't know if you know this, I grew up in Wyoming and Colorado in a rural environment, cattle ranch. And then I end up living in Washington, D.C. and New York City.

And I used to think about, wouldn't it be fun if I took my family and I transplanted them here in New York City and did the same thing with my friends here and put them on the ranch for three months and see how everybody did? And that they would realize what their lives were like, you know, and that the coastal areas wouldn't try to fix Middle America all the time. And that middle America would say, hey, you know, these guys in the coast are not so bad either. And that felt too big, but a friend of mine said, what if it just came down to one gerrymandered district? in Wisconsin, the ultimate purple state, and a light bulb went off, and I just wrote on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 to 4. It's very disciplined, and I had a great editor, and I actually, to be honest, I really loved the process, and I love how the story turned out. And it really is great. I mean, is this a little bit of you in this book? There's a little bit. Certainly, Dot Clark's the main character, and although I'm now much older, she's 25 in the book, and she's going through what many young women go through in America, maybe throughout the world, but certainly in America. I call it the quarter life crisis, and that's where you start to realize that all of these things that you had planned aren't necessarily coming true, and it maybe shows the wrong career, and usually it's about... not being able to find a guy that you want to settle down with. Where's the romance? And you thought you and everything would be perfect. And it's not. And you start to say, oh, my gosh, maybe I'm in the wrong direction. And it takes something like a... an adventure like Dot Marion Harper go on to go work on a presidential campaign. Of course, I write it from a Democratic point of view. I think that will surprise some people. Now, these are not your Columbia University protesting type Democrats. These are more mainstream. And maybe it's a little bit aspirational, but hey, it's fiction. And then they get to Wisconsin. They're working on the campaign and they meet these Republican guys and they think, oh, wait, actually, they're great and they're hot. maybe this would be a better life. Folks, the book is called Purple States by Dana Perino, obviously. And here's the thing. Don't you need to get away from nonfiction sometimes? That's all I write. Nonfiction. I love writing non-fiction. But every now and then you get to step away, right? You get to watch something different on TV or a movie or a book or something like that. You're going to love this book. It's beautifully written. We're going to dig a little bit more into this, too. So here we have Dorothy dot Clark of New York City. And she goes to Wisconsin. And she's involved in politics, political campaigns, this presidential campaign, as you mentioned, in this all-important district. It may come down to this all-important district. And then as you point out, she meets a Republican, a truck driver. What happens? Yes, his name is Danny Dawson, and he's, has Hugh Hewitt and I talked about. He's straight out of central casting. He's tall, dark, and handsome. He runs his own construction company. He played football for the University of Wisconsin. He's got sad eyes because his mother had passed away when he was in high school, and he had been taken in by a farming family named Joe and Grace Taylor, and they have twin boys, and so there are these three boys guys.

They're not married yet. They're 30. They're living in Wisconsin. One is a police officer and another owns a bar. I call it the sin bin. I didn't really know what that was, but it's a hockey bar. So I learned a lot. And they start to flirt. They start to date. And then there's a big question towards the end of the book that Dot has to think about, which is she's got an offer to go work in Washington, D.C. But she also has this love that she's found for Danny Dawson. And so she wrestles with career and personal life and choices. And I try to just set it up like what these young girls I'm mentoring all the time are, which is how are they going to make good choices so that they can be both professionally and personally fulfilled. Now, you talk about these young girls you mentor. what do most of them decide if they have to choose between a career in one location and a potential husband in another? You know, well, it's interesting because I work with a lot of young women at Fox News, for example. And in fact, a few you know well. I've known one Tara for years. And often they find a way because I believe Fox News has a great... culture and they will work with you. And I have never seen happier, younger mothers than the ones who become mothers while they're working at Fox. And to a person, they say the company is really great. But I also know a couple who have made the leap and moved. And then one of them, in my mind's eye, I know she lives in Wilmington, North Carolina now. She has three children. Her husband runs a real estate firm, and she does PR for him down there. Another move to California, and she still is working for Fox. She just does it from afar. And yet another also moved to South Carolina, and she does media relations for us. I think that you have to realize that maybe you're not going to have everything all at once. But if you are willing to find a company that will work with you, you can do a lot at the same time. And if you decide to keep working, there are places that you can thrive. And if there's not, then you're, you know what George Bush used to say? You're born in America. You won life's great lottery. It's a great point. And if you're educated, then all you have to decide to do is, what do you want to do? How hard do you want to work? This is the best opportunity he'll ever have of being an American. Well, I'd like to hold you over if you have time. The book is Purple State. Go to Amazon.com, grab your copy. It's brand new. It's just out. Any major bookstore, but during the break, go to Amazon.com, order it. You're going to love the book, and you'll love the author. We'll be right back. You know, folks, I've been working with Pure Talk for six years now. Boy, time flies. I wanted to work with a wireless company that shares my values. Pure Talk is a veteran-led company, so helping veterans is their North Star. Now, they've donated over half a million dollars to America's Warrior Partnership, a fantastic organization that is on the front lines of helping to prevent veteran suicide.

and Pure Talks creating American jobs with a U.S. only workforce. Sure to be a lot cheaper to send jobs overseas like other companies do, but they're committed to delivering the best experience possible for their customers here in the United States. And yes, I love Pure Talk service. They give you the same tower, same network, same 5G coverage, is one of the big guys, but for a fraction of the price. And I choose to do business with a company that shares my values, your value, helping support veterans every single day in creating American jobs. How about you? Go to puretalk.com slash Levim to switch to pure talk. That's puretalk.com slash L-E-V-I-N to switch to my wireless company, America's wireless company, Pure Talk. Mark Levin, America's, Paul Revere. Call him now at 877381-381. Well, we have Dana Perino with us. The book is Purple State. You're going to love this book. Go to Amazon.com. All my social sites, we've linked to it. Any retail bookstore, they're all going to have it. You're going to love it and really enjoy it. Now, Dana Perino, while I have you here, what do you make of this? it's incredible the southern what the hell the poverty law center and all the money they used to create all this hate in order to claim to extinguish it it's like the greatest extortion scam i've heard of in a long time and thank goodness they found out you know what it reminded me of gutfeld and i talked about this on the five tonight during well right after charlottesville when biden won one of the first things they did is they came out with a study That said, well, not a study. They said the worst of white supremacism in the United States can be found in the United States military. And it was quite an accusation. And then they did this study. They said, we're going to come out with a study. About 18 months later, they came out with the study and they put it out on a Friday night at 10 p.m. And I know what that means because I used to do this job. That means you don't want anybody to see it. And what they found was that actually, no, they were wrong. That wasn't the source of the white supremacy. Then you listen to Todd Blanche, the acting attorney general, and he says, Well, the Biden administration started an investigation into this after the banks caught the wire fraud, and the Biden administration mysteriously ended that investigation. I think even the Pink Panther could figure out that mystery. I do, but that is a scandal right there because they're chasing Trump. You know, it's so politicized over there. I used to work over there. So politicized over there. You do. Yeah, you too. And then they have. all this evidence these banks bring it to that and they just drop it i mean that's crazy i think uh i think the acting attorney general others ought to look into all of this because i think that department of justice was run very very politically i know ours was not i mean i can tell you ed mees was not that way he just was not that way they clearly are i love ed mees i love ed mees

I was a spokesperson at Justice Department right after 9-11 for about 10 months. And I didn't do the terrorism part. I did every other thing. And you know what? I learned 101 ways to say no comment. And that's how non-political we were. Let me tell you a little story about Ed Meese and George H.W. Bush. The Attorney General decided to resign. And people were wondering why. You know, he was under attack, constant investigation with his independent counsel. And we were in with President Reagan and Mrs. Reagan. And the president said, Ed, I apologize to you. And Ed said, why is that, Mr. Perry? He said, because they wanted me. So they went after you. And I said, and why did you resign? He said, because George H.W. Bush is going to run for president, and I don't want to ruin his campaign. That's what he said. And Ed is still with us. He's gone through a number of health issues, but mentally he's doing great. This is not a fair question, but I'm going to ask you anyway. Iran, you know, my take on Iran has been, and I don't know, they act like I'm the whisper, like I control the war in the world, and I go, what are you talking about? I give my opinion. That's all I do. And my opinion is this. Keep up the economic pressure, put on the military pressure, arm the people there the way Reagan, Bush, armed the people in Afghanistan, the Mujahadine, in Angola, in Nicaragua. You don't have to send troops, arm these people. and defeat them am i wrong you can disagree with me I absolutely agree with you. And I have on this issue from the beginning, and every morning, one of the things my assistant does is make sure that I have this list, a short list of people. I said, just make sure I saw everything that they said overnight, just to make sure I didn't miss anything. And yours are always in there. And I find myself nodding along. Because especially, you know, there is this sense that people say, well, no other president has done this up to now. And that's true, yes, of course, 47 years. But I always look to what Israel did after October 7th. They said no more. And the accomplishments of the intelligence and the military, people forget the pagers attack. the capabilities to infiltrate Iran. We didn't have that kind of intelligence for many, many decades, right? So now we have it. The Iranian regime is on the ropes. Yes, they're clinging to life, but it seems to me just keeping the economic pressure up, certainly, and turning on gas a little bit hotter, would get you a faster result. Because we're going to win one way or the other. You can do it more quickly or you can make it take a while.

That's what I believe President Trump will end up finishing the job at some point. Of course, I don't have all the intel, and I fully respect the commander in chief's position of having to figure it out. And also, I only give my opinion. I have no inside information. Me too, even though they seem to think I'm running the damn thing. But it's pretty funny. But the truth is this. These guys are not going to surrender. They're just not going to surrender. Even with the economic pressure, which is very important, these guys are going to keep eating. They're going to keep living. And the other thing is this, we could have a situation if we're not careful by the end of this, where Hamas survives, Hezbollah survives, Iran survives, and the Benjamin Netanyahu government is defeated. Because the Israelis want an end to this. They're tired of running to bomb shelters, and the people running against him, to the left of him, are saying, he can't get this done. He won't get this done. He's too much of a lapdog. Isn't that interesting? It's bizarre because you would ask them, would you prefer for the 46 Iranian leaders to have been left to be alive? Would you prefer that they were still there? I don't think so. I don't understand what Benjamin Netanyahu has done that they would want to reverse. Same with the American far left. What is it that you would, Chris Murphy, from Senator from Connecticut? What would you actually undo? Do you want the border chaos again? Would you go for that? Is that what you want? And the answer is no, but they just want to be against something. They're never for something. Mm-hmm. By the way, don't forget, folks, her book is Purple State. Purple State. You can enjoy this book. It'll take your mind off of some other things. It just is very entertaining. And you can get it on Amazon.com. You can get it in any retail bookstore. I encourage you to get it tonight so it can be delivered in the next day or two. And I've also found early on when a book comes out, Amazon wants to move them so they discount them. Now's the time to act. Yeah. It's true. That's right. You're right. I've never figured it out. My books come out. All of a sudden, they're 20% off. I go, what happened? And then you go to Barnes & Noble to have the big sticker on it. It's like the sticker of shame. I'm like, wait, what did I do to get the big discount? Because they really want to move it because they want to order more. So it's all about selling books, of course. And this is a great book. Purple said, you know, I'm going to get this for my wife. I think she'll love it. It's a good quick read. I'd love to know what she thinks after she has a chance. Yeah, no, I think she will love it. All right, folks. I don't want to let her go, but I got to let her go. Dana Perino, great book. I want to come back. You're coming back. Purple State. Amazon.com, any retail bookstore. We wish you all the best on this book. We really do.

Thank you, Mark Wooden. Thank you. Thank you. God bless you. You take care of yourself. Folks, it's a really a good book. It's really a cool book. I'm not giving up my copy. You know, I get an advanced copy and I look at them and I. We get stacked up here, don't we, Mr. Producer? I can't possibly put all the authors on, but if a book particularly interests me or an author particularly interest me, I want to bring them on. Dana Perino really is an excellent writer. It is a fiction. It's the kind of book that I think you would love, knowing you, and you knowing me, PurpleState, Amazon.com. If you happen to be on any of my social sites, we link to it. If you happen to be at any of our great bookstores, Barnes & Noble is really kicking it, but there's a lot of great bookstores right now, and they can use your business too. Just grab a copy. I think you're going to enjoy it a lot, a whole lot. All right. Where am I, Mr. Producer? Help me out here. I'll be right back.

You know, folks, I've been working with Pure Talk for six years now. Boy, time flies. I wanted to work with a wireless company that shares my values. Pure Talk is a veteran-led company, so helping veterans is their North Star. Now, they've donated over half a million dollars to America's Warrior Partnership, a fantastic organization that is on the front lines of helping to prevent veteran suicide. And Pure Talks creating American jobs with a U.S. only workforce. Sure to be a lot cheaper to send jobs overseas like other companies do, but they're committed to delivering the best experience possible for their customers here in the United States. And yes, I love Pure Talk service. They give you the same tower, same network, same 5G coverage, is one of the big guys, but for a fraction of the price. And I choose to do business with a company that shares my values, your value, helping support veterans every single day in creating American jobs. How about you? Go to puretalk.com slash Levim to switch to pure talk. That's puretalk.com slash L-E-V-I-N. The switch to my wireless company, America's wireless company, Pure Talk. Don't forget, Purple State. Get that book, Amazon.com. It's already gone through the roof. It's a hot book. Purple State. Amazon.com, any bookstore, of course. By the way, I just literally ordered a copy of Purple State for my wife online. Isn't Amazon great? It's amazing. Don't get me wrong, bookstores. I love all our bookstores out there, all our warehouse stores out there. You always carry my books. God bless you. We love it. You know, you can't do this with these Internet podcasters, can you, Mr. Producer? They just sit there and... You know, the Jews really are... Control everything. Benjamin Netanyahu, he's the devil. They're so dower and dark and so full of crap. It's just unbelievable. You know, I don't know how to repent, Buckley. We've got to repent. You know, you're right about that, Tucker Carlson. I mean, you wrote for the president, and I campaigned with the president, and he so disappointed us. We, you know, we, Tucker Carlson and Buckley and Rudolph and everybody else, yes, yes. And all we wanted them to do was to embrace Sharia law and Islamism. All we wanted them to do is help arm Russia against Ukraine. I don't understand what the problem is. All we wanted them to do was back Hamas against the Jews. I don't get it. He turned on us. He said no foreign wars. And by the way, all wars are foreign. But anyway, no foreign wars. No foreign wars. I mean, we don't care if a country is developing nuclear weapons and they keep threatening to blow us off the face here. No, no, no, no. He said no. No, he said peace through strength. No foreign wars. Then he listens to this guy, Levin. He's telling him what to do. By the way, I'm not telling anybody what to do. No, he's telling everybody what to do. This is a guy that traipses over to the White House repeatedly trying to influence the president and the others over there. He has no pull. So this is the thing. Stop calling him an influencer. I don't care how many bots he has following him, how many Pakistanis he has following him over in Pakistan and...

Qataris and Qatar, whatever the hell they call it. Now, I don't really care how many people are following him. A lot of Americans following him, they're just rubberneckers, right? They want to see the car accident, right? Mr. producer, what's he going to say today? You know, they find somebody like him and a Candace Owens entertaining. Not because they agree with them. Not because they're sane these people. I'm talking about Owens and... Tucker Carlson. But because people like to look at the peephole into, you know, rooms in the mental institution where people are bouncing off the walls or there's a car accident. And every day, Buckley and Tucker Carlson, regular people, you know, men of the people. And Candace Owens. It was a hate on, a hate on for Erica. Erika Kirk, like I've never seen before, it's really mental. But they're all grifters. They know to make money, they have to keep throwing stuff against the wall. And over and over, that doesn't mean they don't believe it. Please, don't get me wrong. But you know who loves this the most? Not Americans, foreigners. They watch this, and they see these ugly Americans. Particularly our enemies. They go, look at this. You know what I'm saying. Our foreign enemies, foreign governments, they use their Pablam, you know, to advance their cause. You got little Nick Fuentes over there born out of what was now funded by the left. He's rooting for Iran. I think he should go over there. Let's see what happens to him over there, Mr. President. I think he has at least two strikes against him, don't you? Where am I? What do you want me to do? I'll be right back.

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America's governor today. Did I already play that clip, Mr. Reducer? Uh-oh, memory. Well, he's out there punching away. I tell you, to live in a state, we don't have to worry about what the government's doing. We have a governor who's proactive. He's in front of the curve. I don't understand conservatives who attacked Ron DeSantis. I know some of them are upset that he challenged Trump, but that was never going to go anywhere. But Trump's gotten over it. I mean, you've got to take a really close look at this man. A really close look at him. As far as I'm concerned. And there are others, too. Don't get me wrong. But, you know, when you've been the chief executive of a state like Reagan was in California and so whether you really get to see what these guys are made of. If you're a senator, you're a congressman, maybe you're in the executive branch, and you're not the president or maybe you're the vice president, or whatever, you've got different qualities. So you've got to take them into consideration. The converse is true, too. Look at Newscombe in California. It's a complete failure, a fraud and a phony. And he was cheering the disenfranchisement of Republicans of Virginia. Chearing it. because he's disenfranchising Republicans in California. So he's not capable of standing above the crowd. He's not capable of being statesman-like. He's incapable of it completely. I'm going to read something to you. Just came across here from the New York Post. I get the sense the New York Post doesn't like me of this show. I could be wrong. I don't really care. I think it's a great newspaper, by the way. I really do. Arizona Republican Yasimin Ansari. Gone to the days of Frank Smith, Mr. Producer. Yasimin Ansari decries petition to expel her for its lies on Iran ties. Now, this interests me because she... is the one that introduced articles of impeachment against our great Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, and she lied up and down about it. War crimes, illegal war, you know, all this crap. U.S. Representative Yasimin Ansari has slammed a widely circulated online petition claiming she has secret links to Iran. And by the way, why do they have to be secret? Don't most of the Democrats have links to Iran to the extent that they're cheering for Iran because they view a victory for Iran as a victory for them that they can use against Trump and the Republicans. Now, I'm not overstating the case. That's the case. That's what's going on with this sleazeball Chris Murphy and others. Hakeem Jeffries, Ro Khanna, Roe the Khanman Ro Khanna. The petition signed by more than 13,000 people shared a doctored image of Ansari in what looks like a turban in front of the Iranian flag. That's not nice, is it, Mr. Producer? We would decry that here. Decry it. I decry it.

He called for an investigation into undisclosed foreign lobbying and ties between her and Iran, which America is currently a war with, of course. The petition provides no evidence of the rumored ties. I think that's outrageous, don't you, Rich? I mean, the, you know, the photograph and then the petition without any evidence. And this lovely lady, I assume she's a lady. Are we allowed to say lady anymore? The petition was started two weeks ago by an individual name Azadeh Azadi. I'm sure that's the real name. A self-described member, the reigning American community. An inquiry to Azadi was sent through the petition website. A spokesman for Ansari, Ansari. Six of one, half a dozen. Referred the post to a Tuesday statement where she lashed out at the alleged ties to Iran as hateful rhetoric, lies, cruel, and deliberate misinformation. Ansari is the first Iranian-American Democrat in Congress. Whoa, whoa, whoa. All the rest of this crap aside. Let me get this straight. She's the first Iranian-American in Congress, and she wants to impeach and remove the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, for leading our Our military in a spectacular, righteous, noble war against the regime in Iran? You believe that, Rich? It's crazy. Bad actors have tried to smear my family and stay up by circulating fake and AI-generated. Okay, I don't blame me for being upset about that. But I certainly don't blame people who are legitimately upset about what she's trying to do. What she's trying to do, it's pretty disgusting. The congresswoman previously said she has complicated feelings around the conflict with Iran, even acknowledging that a good number of Iranians abroad support President Trump's actions against the regime. Still, Ansari said she fears that mismanagement by the Trump administration could lead to unintended consequences. Well, how about the intended consequences of the regime, slaughtering 50,000 young people, Ansari? Can we invite her on the program, Mr. Medusa? I want to discuss Iran with her. I want to discuss Iran with her. Because I don't understand her position. And I have a number of questions. And if she's going to seek the impeachment of the Secretary of War, the great Pete Hegseth. That's right. I said it. The great Pete Hegseth. Then I want to have a discussion with her. So we'll make an effort to have a discussion with her, and I think it's important to have a discussion with her. Steve Scalise with reporters. Well, actually, it's a different topic. Karoline Leavitt is outside the White House. Isn't she fantastic, by the way? Fantastic.

You know, when she has her baby, I kind of feel bad. Not that she's having a baby and not for her. I want everything to be wonderful, but she won't be there for a period of time. By the way, what is this correspondence dinner Saturday, and the president's going to that? Did you see that, Mr. Reducer? He's going to the White House correspondence day. He's going to be surrounded by all these freaks, frauds, and phonies. They're all going to be taking shots at him. I don't know. I'm a two minds on that. He can handle it obviously, but still, I don't know about that. Karoline Leavitt, cut 15, 16, that is. Go. Let's level set on where we are. As you all saw yesterday, President Trump announced an extension of the ceasefire. He's maintaining and generously offering a bit of flexibility to a regime who has been completely tarnished because of Operation Epic Fury. There's obviously a lot of internal division. This is a battle between the pragmatists and the hardliners in Iran right now, and the president wants a unified response. And so as we await that response, there's a ceasefire with the military and kinetic strikes. Operation Economic Fury continues, and the effective and successful naval blockade continues as well of ships and vessels that are moving to and from Iranian ports. We are completely strangling their economy through this blockade. They're losing $500 million a day. The Karg Island is completely full. They can't move oil in and out. They can't even pay their own people as a result of this economic leverage that President Trump has inflicted over them. So he's satisfied with that. as we await their response, and we will see. The president has not set a firm deadline to receive an Iranian proposal, unlike some of the reporting I've seen today. We're going to run out of time. Let me just say this. Why do we need a unified front? This is my one question. Why do we even want a unified front? We just fought to defied the leadership, so they turn on each other. What's needed is a few knockout blows here, in my view, and arming the people. I've heard it say, well, there's, you know, there's fractions, there's, it's fractured, the opposition, everything else. But the more I hear, the more I say it's not that fractured. Um, that the main opposition backs the prince. And so, arm them. We're not there to sort things out. We're there to help them. Arm them. Well, they stole the weapons. Who stole the weapons and gave them to whom? I mean, that armed them. That was the Reagan doctrine. That's how we overthrew the Soviet Union in Afghanistan. We did it in Angola. We did it in Nicaragua. We did it in Honduras and other places. It was part of the Reagan doctrine. Is the CIA even up to this anymore? I don't know. We train. We give strategic and tactical advice. We provide them with arms. And we help them out. and then they can go in and do what they need to do. You want to take out the regime? That's how you take out the regime. We don't want regime change. Sure is how we do. We want to defeat them. That's my opinion. That's my two cents worth. Maybe it's worth one cent. I don't even know. I'll be right back. Mark Levin.

What would you do if your online store converted 36% more shoppers? You could take 36% more vacation. Another pinacolada? Yes, please. Open a new retail location. With 36% more square feet. Fantastic. Hire 36% more help. You're hired and you're hired. Shopify has the world's best converting checkout, up to 36% better than other e-commerce platforms. What you do with those extra sales is up to you. Switch to Shopify today at Shopify.com slash listen and get a $1.com. Well, we have our friend Ken Cuccinelli, who knows all things, Virginia, one of the great litigators to Ken, Ken, my friend. I am good. How are you, Mark? I'm doing great. You know, I mentioned on the program earlier, as I have in the past, that if you had had just a little support from the R&C when you were running for governor. You would have won. And it is so frustrating to me, even to this day. They could have changed the course of Virginia, of course. But here we are. Tell us what's going on now. Turned me into a verb. He called it being Coochinelli. Rush Limbaugh called it. He took your idea and made it a verb. Well, it's true. So he was a great one. He was great, man. We miss him. Tell me what's going on in the courts about all this gerrymandering stuff. So we're used to courts moving pretty slowly, but after the... gerrymander referendum was over Tuesday. And of course, there's still mail ballots trickling in, but they'll move it a little farther to the left. The result is in. The yes folks eeked out a win here, out spending the no folks, our side about four to one, three to one. And but, but now the legal fund begins. And they so brazenly ignored. the requirements of the Virginia Constitution in pushing this extreme gerrymander through, that now they're going to pay the price, in my view. They have to defend this win, and they have four different state constitutional violations that are all significant by themselves. And together, I don't think they can withstand it because they have to win on all four. Everything they do had to have been constitutional. We only need to show that one thing they did was unconstitutional. And then the referendum goes or the map goes, depending on which constitutional violation the court settles on. But there's a lot to work with here for the Virginia Supreme Court. Well, let me ask you this. What is the makeup of that court? Is it, you know, sometimes it's one way or the other? What do you know? Yeah, yeah. So it is still got four Republicans selected justices out of the seven, and that'll be true throughout the rest of 2026. So this is a 4-3 Republican appointee court. And but I wouldn't be surprised, Mark, if...

this referendum is thrown out on seven to zero votes. That's how brazen this Democrat General Assembly was in ignoring the requirements that not only Virginia, but a lot of states have very similar requirements in amending their constitutions as well. And so now, of course, they're screaming, oh, the will of the people, the will of the people. Yeah, the will of the people. You outspent this side four to one. Most of that money from outside the state. and squeaked by by two or three points while violating the constitution four different ways bring it on fellas four elements are you able to tell us at the top of your head what those are yeah yeah sure so i'll do it from strongest arguments to weakest. And they're all pretty good arguments, frankly. The strongest start with first passage. And in state constitutional amendments, Virginia, like many other states, you have to pass the amendment through the General Assembly twice with an intervening election. Well, the last time the Democrats had full control with Governor Northam and two Democrat houses, they gave us a 45-day election in Virginia. So that means that you have to pass constitutional amendments before that 45-day election in the odd years, have the election elect a new House of Delegates, and then the new General Assembly comes in, and they have to pass the exact same amendment. In 2025, of course, Abigail Spanberger and the General Assembly were up, and voting because they gave us this 45-day election started September 19th. Well, they didn't pass the first passage of this proposed amendment until Halloween, five or six weeks into the election after over a million Virginians had already voted, and they're trying to argue that that election, counts as the intervening election required by the Virginia Constitution between two passages of the same proposed which is ridiculous because you're telling us they started voting before the election Yeah, and so they're literally going to be arguing that the election means just election day, the last day of the election. And that has never been done in any state. When it's been tried at the federal level, it's been rejected, a similar argument. Now, obviously, this is based on state constitution, but the logic is the same. So the other one equally strong, where they brazenly violated the Constitution, was on the second passage. They passed it on January 19th of this year and the same section of the Virginia Constitution, Article 12, Section 1, requires 90 days after second passage before submission to the voters of Virginia. Well, January 19th through April 21st is barely over three months. It's just about 90 days with February squeezed in there.

But we started voting with our 45-day election on March 6th. So on March 6th, this was submitted to the voters of Virginia less than 50, well, less than 60 days after second passage. Again, a very blatant violation of a simple part. of the constitution and it's easy to see why that's in the constitution it's so voters can learn about it understand the effect and so forth and we saw how this referendum played out the yes side had a lot more money but critically even more critically in my view they started earlier with that money And so time does matter. It's why it's in the Constitution. It's been there for a very long time. So either of those brazen naked violations. Back to the first passage on Halloween, the General Assembly, all Democrats, said, well, this is just a continuation of the May 2024 special session, which was called to deal with the budget with then Governor Glenn Youngkin. They hadn't finished the budget. And a year and a half later, they all came back and said, we're still in special session. And now we're going to amend the Constitution. The problem was it wasn't part of the call of the special session. And in a special session, you can only do specified things, and they needed a two-thirds vote for that, and they never got it. So there's violation number three. Hold on, Ken. That music means I've got to take a break, and we're going to have to go quickly after the break and sum up number three and four. We've got the real expert on the program here, our friend Ken Cuccinelli. We'll be right back.

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They'd be offended. Taswell Circuit Court, that'll be immediately appealed. That's the other second passage issue. And then there's a separate case dealing with the maps in Richmond Circuit Court where they're waiting on a judge's ruling, but even after he rules, that will be appealed also up to the Supreme Court. But I don't think they'll take the map case until they deal with these three violations. of the Virginia Constitution with respect to pushing this referendum on the people of Virginia. All right, Ken, we undoubtedly will want to have you back when there's some additional decisions, and we really appreciate you staying on top of this. Are you also giving people advice on how to litigate these cases and so forth? I stay in touch with those folks, yes. Good. Well, you're a damn good lawyer. All right, you take care of yourself, man. It's good to be with you. You too. God bless. Remember when I first met him in a home, I don't believe it was his home, may have been in Springfield, Virginia, when he decided he was going to run for the state Senate. Nobody thought he could win that seat. It was a marginal seat, and he won it. And he won it more than once. And it was Rick Santorum. I got to get back to Rick Santor. I haven't talked to him and God knows how long. He was the one who introduced me to Ken Cuccinelli and urged me to support him, which course I did. All right, let's take a few calls, shall we? Yes, we can. Let's see here. Oops, that's not one of them. I'm working on it, Rich. Let's see here. What did I? They all dropped out. Well, the call screen, I think, is back. Look at that, Mr. Producer. It's not. So what I'm going to do, this is live and national, and we pride ourselves on being quasi-professionals. All right, here we go. Hitting it again. This thing's been acting up. I'm wondering if we're under a tech. What's that? I think I got it now. Okay, here it comes. All right. Anne in Florida, the Villages. Sirius XM Ann, how are you? I am well, Mark. How are you? Very well. Thank you. I'm a little befuddled with President Trump. He's my hero, actually. I think he's brilliant. He's a genius. I'm having trouble understanding why he wants to, he's trying so hard to make a deal with people who historically make deals and break them when we're in a position where we can demand unconditional surrender. I spent 24 years in the military, and I'd really like to have an unconditional surrender from Iran. I would too. And for the reasons you stated, and even more, but you're correct. And I don't think that's going to happen unless we continue the military operation, plus arm the people there and train them quickly. And, of course, keep the economic pressure on. So I think you've got to do those three things. And I tend to agree with you. That's my opinion as well.

Yeah, Mark, I wrote when you said, we need to arm the people, and I wrote and asked them to do that. Oh, you want me to ask you? Well, when I talk about it or I write about it and things like that, the White House sees it, the press sees it. My enemies, who, as you well know, love me, they see it too. So it's not like I'm hiding the ball, but I really believe it. I'm going to talk about it a little bit on Fox this weekend, too, because that was the Reagan doctrine, and it worked in a stupendous manner, and it doesn't involve us sending troops in at all. It's the fight of the willing. The people who are there who just need a fighting chance, they can't win with their bare hands. As you well know, it's just not possible. So I'm with you. And thank you for your service. Thank you for your call. Great call. Let's continue, shall we? I think I will. Let's go to Mark Fort Smith, Arkansas, Sirius Satellite, XM. Go right ahead, please. That's an honor, Mark. I've listened to you for a long time. Thank you, sir. is just a light in this world. If we had more people like her, yes. If we had more people like her, we would have a great world. I would just like to say, Donald Trump, to me, President Trump, loves this country. He loves his family. He loves our families. And I would rather have this war on their soil than it be over here. And my kids having to fight it on our soils. But I find it odd that the left, and by the way, I like the way you call balls and strikes, it doesn't matter if it's coming from the left or the right. You call it the way it is. I'm just an old country boy. I've made my life with common sense. I don't think the left has ever heard of that. But I find it funny that they want Iran to have a nuclear bomb, but they don't want the U.S. citizens to have a gun. Oh, that's a good thought. I never thought of that. That's right. They want to disarm us, and if the enemy arms itself with nuclear weapons. Can you imagine suicide bombers? That's what they are with nuclear weapons. How stupid is that? Oh, it would be crazy, Mark. I mean, you just, and it's getting to the point here now that you're kind of nervous to walk around because you just don't know what's going to happen here because you know they're here. They're just waiting for the right time. But I just, I'm going to buy Dana's book. She's just an awesome person. I think you guys are going to love it. I don't know if there's a woman in your life, but I'm sure she'll love it too, you know? Yeah, I've got a good woman. But I appreciate you letting me voice my opinion, and you have a great opinion. Thank you, brother. You take care of yourself. We'll be right back. Mark Levin.

Honey, did you invite the minions over? Well, you know how we talked about getting Wi-Fi from Xfinity? Yeah. I ordered it this morning. It was online in minutes. Then they showed up. So they just came over to use the Wi-Fi? For what? Better not to know. Get online in minutes with same-day Wi-Fi from Xfinity. Plus lock in your price for five years and see minions and monsters only in theaters. Exfinity. Imagine that. Restrictions apply not available in all areas. Learn more at Xfinity.com slash same-day Wi-Fi. Unconditional surrender. I'm for that. We're not far from it if that's what we want. In my humble opinion, we're not far from it. A little bit more time, but I feel like the three legs of the stool need to be working simultaneously. They just Marx's opinion. We've got an economic chokehold on the regime. We need to arm to people. Bar that from the Reagan doctrine, it's succeeded. Call it the Trump doctrine. And military strikes at the IRGC.

You know, the infrastructure can come later if necessary, but the IRGC has not been wiped out. The IRGC is different from the regular army in the sense that it's the equivalent of the SS, if you will, that the Nazis have. They're the security, internal security, the internal police, paramilitary, and they are loyal. to individuals in the regime. The regular army is a different can of worms. You've got to defeat the IRGC. You've got to break them. When we keep hearing that we need a unified front to deal with, why would we want a unified front? That means the IRGC is going to blow out the civilian side. We have them where we want them. They're fighting with each other, at least internally. They're in a tug of war right now. That's what you want. You don't want them united. And if they're united, it might unfortunately be under the IRGC. They're the ones that have the arms and the numbers. Let's go back to the caller, shall we? Yes, we shall. Let us go to Jay. in New York. How are you, Jay? How you doing, Mark? Okay. Regarding the redistricting, I think I have a very simple, albeit not perfect solution, but a lot better than what we got right now. What you do is, do away with the districts. Have each party in the state put up a slate of candidates. And the people vote for the party based on the percentage of the vote. Well, you have to amend the Constitution. You're not going to get the votes out of the House or the Senate, let alone the states. That's the problem. But wouldn't it make more sense, though? I don't know. I think with the Democrat Party, any system you have, they'll try to destroy it. I think this is a power-hungry party. I think no rules apply. And I think it's time we take the mittens off, not just gloves, the mittens off, and we put the brass knuckles on, and we play like they do. No rules and dirty. I really believe that. You've got to blow up the filibuster. That's what you've got to do. Well, there's a lot that we've got to do. And that may be one of them, but there's other things, too. And we've got to get to it, and we've got to get to it fast. Jay, very interesting idea. Thank you, my friend. Let's go to Tony in Canada, Montreal, Sirius XM. How are you? I'm very well, Mark. Thank you for taking a call. I just want to quickly mention, I think the pariah. that we're dealing with is complete redistricting. By the way, do you have conservative talk radio in Canada? I'm just curious. Nothing like you. We only have Ben Mulroney out of Toronto, and that's the guy I listened to in the afternoon, and I like listening to other people like yourself, and you know who your competitors are in the conservative radio business, but I listen to guys. I really don't, but that's okay.

But I'll just tell you, I listen to Tennessee radio in the morning early to get up at 5 in the morning. And I have Dan Mandis and Chris Hand. They're very strong Republican people. I listened to St. Louis Radio. And I listened to a lot. I didn't need a list. I was just curious if you guys had it. So you don't have a lot, you're telling me. Mark, they're all leftists in Canada, Matt. Unbelievable. Like I'm the only Republican in the whole country. Crazy. I just want to say this, okay? You know, you speak about the issue in the United States. If I'm running for a government office and I have a tattoo... I'll tell you what? Take Tony's number. Tony, I apologize. Don't hang up. Take his number, Mr. Call Screener. I want to call him tomorrow because I stepped on his toes. We salute our armed forces, police officers, firefighters, emergency personnel, our truckers, the men and women in Ukraine. We haven't forgotten you. Men and women in Persia, I haven't forgotten you. Men and women in Israel, no way. And the men and women of the United States, thank God for you. Check out Liberty's voice. See tomorrow. Hey, it's Ryan Reynolds here for Mint Mobile. Now, I was looking for fun ways to tell you that Mint's offer of unlimited premium wireless for $15 a month is back. So I thought it would be fun if we made $15 bills. But it turns out that's very illegal. So there goes my big idea for the commercial. Give it a try at mintmobile.com slash switch. Up from payment of $45 for three months, $90 for six months, or $180 for 12-month plan required, $15 per month equivalent. Taxes and fees extra. Initial plan term only greater than 50 gigabytes may slow when network is busy. See terms.