Mark Levin Podcast

On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, we have a Cat 5 hurricane Milton that is going to slam into the west coast of Florida and devour the entire state. Depending on the level of wind and surge that hits it could be the worst hurricane in recorded history in the U.S. Has Kamala Harris or President Biden been at any pre-hurricane meetings? Not that we’re aware of. How can this administration find billions of dollars for Lebanon without Congress meeting but they have to wait for Congress for more Hurricane Helene money? Also, this administration is evil. October 7th would have never happened, but for the appeasement and the subsidies given to Iran for the years leading up to October 7th by Antony Blinken, Biden, and Harris, they refueled their economy. This administration, like the Democrat Party, is now loaded with Jew-hating, Israel-hating anti-Semites. We went from peace in our time to war in our time, and the victim is now under attack. This administration is withholding arms from the military. They're trying to make Israel the perpetrator and the perpetrators, the victims. Later, Speaker Mike Johnson calls in to explain what we can take away from the October 7th attacks. We can never let our guard down and we can’t show weakness. But Biden and Harris’ appeasement has produced this hostility toward Israel. Johnson also says that the Hurricane response was utter incompetence. This is failed leadership. Finally, Tim Sheehy calls in to provide the latest information on his race against Sen Jon Tester. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week on the Mark Levin Show, once again, Kamala Harris prioritized her own political ambitions above all else. She takes 4-days to return to D.C. for a FEMA meeting after Hurricane Helene. But don’t worry, she was briefed by phone during her West Coast campaign event. There’s no excuse for Harris to be in Vegas raising millions, knowing a hurricane is coming. A leader isn’t on the phone in the middle of a fundraising party. She takes 3 1/2 years even for a preposterously staged campaign photo-op at the border and then hilariously and cynically announces only she can secure the border. She’s a joke. Hamas attacks Israel - Israel fights back. Iran attacks Israel – Israel fights back, yet the Democrats and the media say it's Israel who instigates. Tens of billions of dollars have flown into Iran by the Biden-Harris regime, they’ve coddled them. They created this disaster in the Middle East and Israel has one arm tied behind their back because of President Biden, Kamala Harris, and Anthony Blinken. The Longshoremen union strike has been suspended until January. Most likely, behind the scenes the Democrats told ILA president Harold Daggett to wait for this strike until after the election. Democrats didn’t want costs to go up any more than they already have. Americans were getting angry. Finally, there’s nothing new in Jack Smith’s latest filing in the Trump election interference case. It’s a prosecutor’s story, allegations by a dishonest, rouge federal prosecutor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Friday’s Mark Levin Show, our government has certain responsibilities and it’s not redistribution of wealth. Their core functions are to secure the border, keep our streets safe, and help with natural disasters. President Biden, Kamala Harris, and their administration are way over their head with Hurricane Helene's aftermath because they are incompetent, lazy, and driven by ideology. Alejandro Mayorkas said 3 months ago that “FEMA is tremendously prepared for hurricane season.” Now he says FEMA doesn’t have money to make it through the season. Well, which is it? The latest reports are that FEMA is seizing shipments of goods and is blocking citizens trying to help the victims. Also, Jack Smith and Judge Chutkan are getting in their last attempt to try and stop Trump before the election. The rumor is that if Donald Trump is elected President and Democrats take the House of Representatives, they will take Smith’s document and try to use it to impeach Trump and cripple his presidency. Chutkan and Smith should be disbarred. Later, Eric Hovde calls in to discuss his Senate run against extreme liberal Sen. Tammy Baldwin in Wisconsin. She’s a rubber stamp for the progressive left and Hovde will work with Trump to save America. Finally, Rep Cory Mills calls in from North Carolina where he has been helping assist devastated communities from Hurricane Helene. Mills explains the incompetence of the Biden-Harris administration’s response. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Harold Daggett, president of the International Longshoremen's Association, speaks candidly about the recent suspension of a longshoremen's strike, hinting at behind-the-scenes political maneuvering by Democrats before the upcoming election. He addresses the significant impact of union power on the economy, criticizing monopolistic practices that could lead to inflation and shortages. The discussion also covers alarming immigration issues, including reports of illegal migrants flying domestically without ID, alongside critiques of the current administration's handling of these challenges.

Larry O’Connor, a fill-in host known for his work with WMAL, discusses Israel's precarious situation on Rosh Hashanah, highlighting the serious threats from Iran and the implications for national security. He probes President Biden's call for proportional responses and questions the meaning behind it. The conversation also shifts to JD Vance's commanding performance in the VP debate, touching on his effective communication style. Additionally, O’Connor weighs in on controversial allegations against Kamala Harris's husband, raising important questions about media bias and political accountability.

The conversation delves into life in Israel since the October 7th attacks, highlighting the essential aid provided by the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. Real stories from first responders reveal the humanitarian needs amidst the crisis. The podcast also addresses the troubling rise of anti-Semitism and the importance of solidarity between Christians and Jews. Personal accounts of resilience in frontline communities showcase the spirit of hope and collaboration, stressing the ongoing commitment to support displaced families in Israel.

Tensions in the Middle East escalate as Israel retaliates against Iranian attacks, while U.S. politicians face backlash for their support. Insights from a war correspondent share the stories behind the chaos. A call for increased military aid to Israel gains momentum, with discussions around the strategic importance of the Iron Dome. Labor strikes threaten the economy, raising concerns about union power. A new book chronicles the October 7 attack, shedding light on the human impact of the conflict.

Yael Ekstein, President & CEO of the International Federation of Christians and Jews, shares her insights on the historical and current struggles faced by Jewish communities. They discuss the devastating events that unfolded on October 7th and what this means for Israel’s safety. Ekstein highlights the importance of Judeo-Christian values and the IFCJ's role in supporting Israel. The conversation emphasizes the necessity for Christian solidarity with Israel in light of ongoing threats and the enduring cycle of violence.

Kamala Harris, a political figure facing scrutiny for her disaster response priorities, discusses her approach to leadership amidst crises. The conversation critiques her delayed response to Hurricane Helene while campaigning in Las Vegas. Rep. James Comer highlights the FCC's controversial decision benefiting George Soros, raising concerns about media integrity. Dinesh D’Souza examines his documentary 'Vindicating Trump,' presenting an alternative narrative on Trump's presidency. The dialogue explores themes of political ambition, media bias, and the impact of government actions on citizens.

Donald Trump, a businessman and advocate for common-sense economics, shares his insights on pressing issues. He discusses his economic plan resembling Reagan’s, criticizing Democrats for excessive spending while proposing strategies to keep jobs in America. Trump addresses the dire implications of ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, stressing the need to protect Israel. He warns against threats from Iran, equating attempts on his life to acts of war. Lastly, he reflects on the need for readiness against impending natural disasters and the importance of media balance.