3/4/26 - The Spectacular Success of Operation Epic Fury

Mar 5, 2026

Danny Danon, Israel's UN ambassador, offers on-record commentary as an Israeli diplomat. He describes rapid military progress, near-complete air superiority, and growing regional opposition to Iran. Short takes cover shifting Arab alliances, intensified regional tensions, and diplomatic maneuvering at the UN. The conversation stays focused on the operation’s momentum and geopolitical ripple effects.

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Operation Epic Fury Presented As Rapid Peace Mission

Mark Levin frames Operation Epic Fury as a peace mission aimed at eliminating Iran's long-term nuclear and terror threat.
He claims rapid successes in five days: Khomeini dead, leadership wiped out, air force and navy destroyed, and an assassination plotter eliminated.

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Use Video Platforms To Build A Pro American Audience

Levin encourages listeners to follow his new video podcast Liberty's Voice on Rumble and YouTube to build a pro-American audience.
He frames the platforms as complementary to his radio and TV to mobilize support for midterms.

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Constitutional Case For Presidential War Authority

Levin argues the Constitution places wartime decision authority primarily with the president under Article II rather than a 535-member Congress.
He cites the Constitutional Convention change from "make war" to "declare war" and says Congress's only real check is the power of the purse.

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On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, there’s an enemy within the United States - Congressional Democrats, Marxists, Islamists, and figures like Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Steve Bannon, and others. They are undermining a spectacular, ongoing military peace mission, Operation Epic Fury, against an Islamist Nazi regime in Iran. The operation has achieved rapid success in just five days, including the death of Khomeini, destruction of Iran's leadership, air force, and navy, and the elimination of a key figure who plotted an assassination attempt against President Trump. Also, the truth about war powers - no president, of either party, has accepted the constitutionality of the 1973 War Powers Act. The Supreme Court has never ruled on the Act's constitutionality and likely never will. The first draft of the Constitution provided that Congress would have the power to make war. The delegates at the Constitutional Convention rejected that language and changed it to declare war. To declare war does not result in making war. The only power Congress has to prevent a military operation is the power of the purse. Other than the vice president, the president is the only federal official elected by the entirety of the people. In addition to the institutional impossibility of war powers and decisions in the hands of a multi-member body like Congress, the president is the only official who was elected to, among other things, serve as commander-in-chief. Later, Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations calls in and describes the ongoing operation against Iran as progressing positively, with Israel and the US achieving near-complete air superiority over Iranian skies, enabling them to neutralize threats effectively. Iran's regional attacks and desperation have backfired, uniting moderate Arab countries in strong opposition to Iran, as seen in recent Security Council sessions. Afterward, after Pearl Harbor, the isolationist movement quickly dissolved, with figures like Charles Lindbergh shifting to support the war effort. In contrast, today's group of Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson and their ilk, refuse to unite behind Trump, the military during the ongoing military campaign. They act like propagandists for the enemy, providing aid and comfort.

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