the steph curry of college basketball, men's or women is caitlyn clark from iowa, a blast to watch. trey: thank you, i can't wait to have you back when south carolina repeats at national champion. "life, liberty and levin" is up next. ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i am mark levin. this is "life, liberty and levin," it's a great honor for me to come you to of sunday night on this network, fox news channel. i want you to know something, i could not do this show anywhere else on cable, network tv. because they wouldn't allow it i'm sure.

so several years ago, fox, mr. murdoch and suzanne scott the ceo asked me if i would do a show, they didn't ask me what kind. and said okay, i would like do it on a sunday night, late, see how we can do it. a long form interview. do what you can. that is pretty much the only direction i have been given. so, i tell you this for a the reason, when i come here and do this program, i determine what i will say in opening statement and who the guests will be. they have enough faith in me to know i'm not going to blow the place up. this is very important to understand, they treat all of the hosts this way, the news room this way. this fantastic network, if it didn't exist, i want you to think about what kind of media you would be receiving day in and day out. from "meet the press," from "good morning america," from

god knows what. it would just be the same thing over and over. we really do have a competition of ideas here. even among conservatives. even within the newsroom. and that is a good thing. that is the way it is supposed to be, there is a vibrant, visionous network. -- vib i just decided on say it we come under attack here, we come under attack from same sources who lied to but so much and continue to lie you to about so much, they a we have all kinds of people here with all kinds of ideas, they are freakfree to express them. this is good, this is free speech. i want to delve into something that not another network in this country decided to discuss.

-- i know why, a couple weeks ago the savior's day 2023. an event a paid event, thousands of people who went. the media are well affa aware. it was lead by louis farrakhan, he is a bigot and a racist and he has been for a very long time, people who listen to him, they want to hear more. his target is always jewish people. don't you find this weird this gets no coverage in media? virtually no coverage at all? did you know this was taking place, if i didn't mention it right here on fox. i don't think you heard about it much on cnn or msnbc, and nightly news programs, i don't think it was a headline in new york times or "washington post." it is here. on my sunday show. i want you to hear some of the things that farrakhan

said the other day, the other day to thousands and thousands of people. there is a reason why i'm doing it. go. >> >> jewish power is what has all of our people of knowledge and wisdom and talent afraid. just look at what these people control. at every door that leads to power, they have a sentinel on watch. >> somebody has to take on the synagogue of state an -- satan and here we are. what good is your vote if

the man you voted for has to go to somebody that you never elected behind the door to get instructions. the jews have become wealthy by loaning money charging you interest. and the strangle hold that jews have, on this government, the man in israel said, don't worry about it america. we got them. synagogue of satan has destroyed the country. jewish map man said to me, you know, we say never again.

never again. will we be in the oven. i s said said hold, i said you can say that that men but you can't say that to god. the bible said behold the day c comeeth that shall burn as an oven, those who do wickedly, he will slay them and leave them. neither ro. mark: seems to be predicting another holocaust as near as i can tell. i why have i played it? media have ignored it.

he has a significant impact in the democrat party, is there a reason that joe biden did not condemn this? is there a reason that kamala harris didn't condemn this? or why nobody at white house mentioned it or why washington press corps pl blows this off? there are reasons. i want to remind new 2005, at a congressional black caucus lunch on capitol hill, farrakhan was invited, among those who participatorred was then senator barack obama, he had ambitions to run for president. h-- here is that infamous photo they covered up until well after he won two elections, he has never accounted for this. neither has the congressional black caucus, why did they invite him? the democrat party has a

problem. it is beyond the democrat party at-this-point. isn't it? in national review in 2019. kevin williamson pointing out that democrats have a minor socialist problem. the point was they don't like being called socialist and a mayor problem in jew -hating weirdoes, prominent is farrakhan who has been out and proud, jew-hating wat weirdo for many democrats. anti-trump leaders such asthma -- of women's march have embraced farrakhan and courted his favor and brack barack obama came calling.

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>> that is not is a anti-semitism they say, that is a anti-semitism zionism: vicious now and stander that democrats attack on israel are unique it goes on: >> >> is not quite as poisonous . "new york times," spent most of world war ii covering up the holocaust for the third reich and hitler. it still held outsides gold standard with the media, not by us by a lot of others. you have ji jewish people

who write for this corporation without shame. any corporation that helped the third reich by censoring what they are doing, seems to be should have been shamed out of business, but not the "new york times." the "new york times" runs columns by a guy, by friedman. he is no farrakhan. he is jewish. but he writes column after column attacks netanyahu and conservatives in israel and etac, and attacking israel. people don't understand who this man is. a piece in commentary from a few years back, he has been quite odd with respect to the state of israel. and right of the. >jews to have a state. he has been sympathetic.

he is the big writer there. thomas friedman. he puts out a piece american jews, you have to choose sides on israel, he said choose sides again netanyahu, destroyed bipartisan two democrats and republicans supported israel, he said it started in 2009, that is a lie, for thomas friedman it started when he was a young man and associated with most radical groups, and wrote some of the most outrageous people and said some of the most outrageous things. as he rewrites his history, now the biden administration, the most hostile administration to the state of israel since the obama administration. our friends at free beacon,

points out. they are bankrolling antinetanyahu protests from, our state department to try to undermine the administration of an elected prime minister of the state of israel because the biden administration does not support netanyahu. obama did the same thing during the course of his administration. now. before i end my opening statement. these antisys anti-semitism t tirades. they have consequences, in state of israel today there is an armed civil war going on partly promoted by our own government, secretary of state, ambassador to israel, president of the united states our media's reporting very ly little about it.

this is an ally, they don't do this to fascist regimes or communist regimes do they? this and the american left. -- this is the american left but the anti-semitic tirades with an impact. funny they tried to turn donald trump to a anti-semitism. despite fact he has done more for israel than and state in history and his door have always been open. i want to tell you something about nick fuentes. president trump had lunch with him, and kanye west they tried to turn him into hitler. i told but the democrat party. i told but trump's record

with israel and judaism. at sea pack they tried to turn it to white supremacist event, it is not. i'm there. many wonderful young people are there. other people are there. it is a conservative event. this effort to turn conservatism into the kkk to neo-naziism is amazing. considers history of d democrat party and its embrace of the kkk, and jim crow, despite history of filibustering 1964 civil rights act and 1965 voting rights act and despite current president joe biden being a racist early in his career. sea pack is wonderful, but this is spreading and spreading it is ugly, president of united states

saying almost no nothing about any of this democrat leadership is tolerating anti-semitism. more than a half century ago. i know that most of you are not jewish, but are you righteous. you are righteous. you understand right from wrong. most of you had ancestors or relatives to fought in world war ii, you understand. i want to thank fox, nowhere else that i know of would i be able to make a presentation l like i'll be right back. it's daylight saving time. what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? ♪marching band music♪ scotts daylawn saving is the biggest deal of the year. stock up early and save up to $20 dollars on the best scotts products.

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mark: welcome back america. we have a terrific gift, benjamin hall. a fantastic book out. a war's reporter mission to make it home. you can get it on johnny amazon. i have never bet o met or spoken with benjamin hall over. we talk about ukraine and russia all of the time, he was not only there but left part of hits body there, a

great hon honor to meet you, your book is unbelievable. it is horrifying in some ways and other ways inspirational. you can tell america concisely what happened to and you your colleagues that day. >> mark. my pleasure. we were doing that day, to go out tell a story of what is happening in a war and our viewers why it is important and why it does really matter, we were filming in a village, outside of the capital city of kyiv. this is time when russia almost surrounded capital city, everyone thought they would take it. we filmed for a few hours, we saw churches demolished and schooled bombed. we made our way back toward the capital city of kyiv, we slowed down in an abandoned checkpoint out of nowhere a first bomb came whistling

from overhead, landed in front of our car, there was a mad dash to reverse the car, then the second bomb landed next on the car. this one knocked me out. for a while, i know i got shrapnel in a eye and a match-box size in my throat, at that point, i was in this car blacked out, i saw my daughter. my daughters came to me and brought me back and said, as clear as anything, daddy, you have to get out of the car. and i came back, i opened my eyes, and by instinct i crawled toward outside of the car, i got a couple steps out a third bomb hit the car itself. that was one that gave me all other injuries that i have i lost my right leg, my lleft moot foot most of my left-hand. i lay there, on fire for a

while, i rolled around put the flames out, i lay there, long side our cameraman pierre. no cell phone. no way of calling for help, letting anyone know what happened, russia we thought was nearby. pierre said to me, he said, don't move, the russian drones, after about 40 minutes i -- we saw a car that drove past, i screamed at it, and shouted. pierre said they are the russians. finrussians -- that car came back, i dragged myself up the hill, they came back, it saw me. ukranian special forces jumped out and saved my life. we know that pierre papinie -- pierre passed away moments before he bled out, and sasha, a ukranian

in the car died in early strikes and two ukrainians who were driving us. there were 5 of us in the car that day. i am the only one who survived. what happened that day was horrible. tram -- tragic that lead to a journey of what you get knocked down you pick yourself up. you find hope and fight to get to where you want to go, to me that was home, i thought about my daughters every day. we were inside kyiv. we didn't know how to get out. there was no way of me getting out. i was in the ukranian hospital very close to dying at that point and s save our allies was cu called by our reporter jen griffin,

said we're going in to rescue you another american, they whole time came in, they tracked me down they found me. then to get me out, with no safeways, they found that polish prime minister of the on first covert missioned to visit zelenskyy, if we could break it through the lines we could reach of polish prime minister's train, we could get in with him, as i crossed into poland the u.s. army of waiting for me, administration said we can't go to ukraine to get him, there was a black hawk waiting it pinched me up. and with so many other injured, i was flown to san antonio, 6 months being rebuilt by u.s. military, put together, p

prosthetics and skin grafts, i was given my limbs back and my life back, every day i wake up. you never stop. i am here today one year in, for from happening, to tell that story, the story of the incredible people, doctors, who came to save me. that is who i think of what i tell my story it them, pierre, and sasha who died that day. it is everyone else who caught up in the war, all these people. horrible things happen in life weaker to keep going and make the best of everything that is left. >> i important pursue this more, you are a remarkable person, the book saved, a war reporter's mission to make it home, benjamin hall, i can't encourage you strong enough to get your copy, there is more to cover. you can get on amazon.com, preorder your copy. you can jump ahead of the

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levee breach, in monterey county forcing hundreds of people in the area to ev evacuate. now back to "life, liberty and levin." mark: welcome back america. book is saved, a war reporter's mission to make it home, thank god you did. i know all of these people who helped you, the volunteers, fox did everything they could as well, united states military. and here you are. but there are were in ukraine reporting, you had a grand eye's view. what do you make of this war that is going on? >> i think first thing to be remembered is russia is not in place it hoped to be, insini think that this war will go on for a long

time, if not for support that ukraine is getting. that country could fall. if that country fell who knows what happens next. there is a debate about what is going on. i think there is evil here in a sense we've not seen in a long time, evil if not stooped stopped there could go further. ukranians are fighting hard for their country, they believe in ex country. >> what you were in ukraine, you did a number of stories from ukraine, you saw all of the hell around you, and buildings destroyed and people suffering. did you think to yourself, wow, these people, they didn't ask for this or invade russia, they were

invaded and now russia is trying to take out the entire country. did anything like that cross your mind. >> every day, i have covered wars for last 15 years or so, every time in a war zone you see people caught up in middle. it is the families, the children, the women, the schools that are taken away, they are lost, you i would see the children, leaving their homes. trying to flood out, about 5 million in first couple weeks, holding what they could in their hands one toy to carry, one bag with their belongings, you wonder if you had a day or two to leave your homes, what would you bring? and massive people, 30 miles of cars tries too get out with families. it is very -- it terrible to see that you have to think that. it's part of the job we do, we sign up. but hard every time.

mark: let's circle back to you. you had -- psychologically. you appear to be very positive. very motivated. tell us about you. mentally and physically. >> well, i think that -- i've gone lucky to get through this with positive outlook, i have spoken to many people, veterans who have been injured like i have, some lose their se cents of identity -- sense of identity, i think about that attack and next to pierre before he died, i realized if we don't make the best of every second we have and make the world's better place we have wasted lives of those we lost. i think stand up, what i know si as a person, no matter how hard something is, if you fight hard enough

and believe what is on the other side, if you want to get there, you will get there, i thought about this every day when i could not move in hospital. i had nothing, his my family, that is what -- i had my family, that is what matters. now the big stuff matters, that makes life simple, that is what i fight for every day, for more good, being home with my family, giving them hugs, i was saved by many of our viewers, thousands of e-mails reaching out, willing me -- and praying for my, every single one of those helped for everyone listening, keep doing that if you know someone who is struggling, a little word, saying you are listening that helps, i was surrounded by incredible people. they got me through it i'm blessed to have come out on the positive side, have we remember those who did not and help them as well. mark: a hell of a book.

an inspiring book. you are a remarkable young man, saved, a war reporter's mission to make it home. a encourage you to get your copy of the book. it is -- i'm glad you wrote it, i think it will impact a lot of people. thank you so much. benjamin hall, god bless you, my friend. >> thank you, mark, my pleasure, thank you. mark: we'll be right back.

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lot of things and has a lot of great ideas, david mccormick. he has written a fantastic book, super power in peril. that is now, at amazon.com. any major bookstore, a battle plan to renew america, people talk about renewing america. i read your back it was op -- obvious you put a lot of thought into this welcome, give us a back ground, you were a paratrooper where and how? >> thank you so much mark. it is great to see you. we had a chance to get to know each other during the campaign, i grew up in rural, pennsylvania. grew up playing football and wrestling that got me to west point, i went on 82 nd airborne division, and they got deployed to first gulf war that was bulk of my

military. i spent about 9 years that formed everything that i think about leadership in america, and patriotism. mark: america is in peril, you have super powers in peril. if you had to pick one owe or two who are our gravist threats. >> a started to write this before -- book before i decided to run for senate. the america we know and love was slipping away, decline is not inevitable, this book is about what we should do, first, educate our people, fix our schools, have parents more involved and we need choice in a way that will give all kids great opportunity.

we need to confront china. we need to uncouple if key strategic industries, hold china accountable for te terrible abuses and hole investment firms accountable. and we need to second our america. through a strong defense. by putting buying tech in check. and big tech in check and by changing our institutions, leading our institutions away from progressive woke policies that are undermining all that is core in our fundamentals about america. that is what the book outlines that battle plan for renewal. mark: the culture in many ways has been devoured or being devoured by the radical left ideology. you see president trump addressed it governor desantis and other governors addressing it. this is the battle of our

time domestically, thi isn't it, getting our c culture back. >> you need to win elections and have great ideas, but you need leadership in place that will bridge us back to the fundamentals, we see that progressive ideology across the institutions in the schools, they teach a history of america we yo would not recognize. we see it in our military, u.s. army released climate change change policy before the war fighting strategy for under the biden administration. we see it in business where woke ideology hijack and of the fundamentals of capitalism it is across the board, we need leaders in place to fight and take us back to those fundamentals, but ago a vision, a plan for all this america with. mark: one thing that i like about your book, we hear

about these during the course of a an election, you said, no, we have to keep at it. whether elections are taking place or not. that is the renewal of america. we'll be right back. your heart is the beat of life.

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mark: welcome back america. david mccormack. would know. when it comes to communist china, have you seen anything like communist china? their ad aggressiveness?

>> i think that we're seeing in china. and the world is a challenge to american leadership, we saw it in afghanistan, we see it in ukraine most with china which poses a risk anything not anything like what you or i have seen if our lifetime or america's lifetime. we need a whole of nation strategy for taking to china. sadly we don't have that today. we need's strategy that decouples china in the the -- key strategic industries, you can believe, i found out during covid, that your prescription drugs are from china our computer chips are made in china. it is inconceivable we've got en to that point. liberal media, we have not held china accountable for

the fact they were source of covid, have not blad played a role in getting to bottom of it, and make sure, has right guidelines, today we have investment firms in silicon valley investing in companies, artificial intelligence companies technology companies that work side by side with the pla . the chinese military that is unacceptable. we need a holistic plan to do, that the book has a chapter thousand confront china, i say it as someone who served in military, served as leader in business and highest levels of government. >> i think we need more people like you entrepreneurs, people who have dealt with china. who have dealt with silicon valley or finish financial institutions, the learning curve is so big for someone who has never been in private sector and

successful. that is also a thing to me that come out in the book. and what about iran? iran's days away from having a nuclear bomb and biden administration is bending over backwards to try to negotiate with them. >> i think this is the -- really one of the things that i point out is most worrying about the biden administration. i think the weakness that was shown in afghanistan, this was really left me sick to my stomach, loss of life, america retreating as it did, bagram air force base handed over to the chinese, that was just a warning sign, we saw more of that weakness in ukraine with nord stream two. and i fear we see the same behavior with iran. not a firm line, not a recognition that american needs to stan st -- stand strong against nuclear

capabilities of iran. we need leadership that will stand strong on that. unfortunately we have not had that with joe biden, the book lays out a plan to build muscle to have policies that make sure that america stands strong. mark: a great book, super power, in peril, a great title, it says it all. battle plan to renew america, get if at amazon.com or any bookstore, right away. god bless you, my friend. >> thank you, sir, good to see you. >> we'll be right back.

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amazing. or on radio on tv, next day someone writing something about you, you say. that doesn't sound like me, they try to pigeonhole you. i know you all face the same thing. i'm just lucky, i have various platforms that i can respond with. most of you don't. but i try to stopped on your behalf when i can. i do know this about you, you love your family, you have faith. and you love your country. so we come at this from the same mind set with the same principles, i want to say this about these two guests tonight. benjamin hall is a hero, a fantastic young man. he has been smiling, and david mccormick. who searched our country, ran for senate, he came close.

for the senate. his great ideas and thought processees with respect to the country. two great guests, most of all i want to thank you, i'll see you next time on "life, liberty and levin." ♪ ♪ >> yes there is a bailout taxpayers will not pay for it all that announced in the past few hours. it sounds too good to be true is this the right move or is this a consequence of the inflation crisis? and then we will break it all down. with the escalating crisis at the southern