levine: we then published a page one cover story-- "john edwards love child scandal!" edwards' response-- "this story is false. it's ridiculous." at this point, the scandal almost starts to feel like watching a horror movie. i wanna cry out to john edwards-- "just stop! don't go into the basement." don't layer a lie upon a bigger lie. just stop. go home, man." but the potential to somehow get away with it, maybe even win the election, kept john edwards and his enablers going. deluded as it was, they went into the basement, and the "national enquirer" was waiting there for them. unless and until we have a president who's willing to stand up to these people, nothing will change. we will never have the america that all of us dream of. in january 2008, rumors of edwards' affair had been published and were dogging the campaign. in a surprise upset, barack obama won the iowa caucus, where john had been heavily favored previously. but at least, outwardly, edwards remained hopeful. what people want in new hampshire is they wanna see change. they wanna see something different t

levin."back america were back with our buddy joe concha what is the future of the corporate media they seem to be spiraling into not nonexistent but who cares? >> irrelevant at this point. saw the start to happen about 8 years ago when i was at the hilton newspaper in washington we looked at 59 major newspaper endorsements between hilary clinton and donald trump. hilary clinton got 57 of the 59 endorsements and donald trump got to put all that got hilary clinton was a concession speech and it set of steak knives. people are being told how to vote by all the local newspapers it was ignored anyway. then we saw during this campaign alone where kamala harris is running to al sharpton or jana bash at cnn or to 60 minutes on cbs and donald trump is sitting down with joe rogan doing interviews with mark levin going to different media outlets. he reached non- propensity voters, younger voters, black voters that media strategy ended up being the difference in some stains where it came down to a point

mark: hello america i am marco levin this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday., with this laryngitis it just bear with me too great guest tonight, joe concha and benjamin domenech. before we get to them, saturday before this past saturday i spent the monologue discussing the genius of the trump plan with respect to rare earth minerals in ukraine. and the partnership of ukraine, what would it do? that it would involve american private sector investments, hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars to extract rare earth minerals in ukraine. which for the most part they cannot do it and certainly after a war they cannot do it. which would help ukraine in numerous ways, more than the marshall plan. imagine that capitol flowing into ukraine. rebuilding its infrastructure. remember the number of ukrainians getting jobs, the buildings going up, the highways being built. imagine the benefit to the united states not only making money we would have access to rare earth minerals that we need it. we need for our defense. the first basis is submitted for medical industry. r

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday. being here to great guest general jack keane and leo terrell. before we get to them ivy league schools once again the hitler youth run the march. the marxist islam us. it is not by accident, it's well organized. many individuals involved are foreign individuals obviously some are born in the united states as well. this is taking place not by accident but by organization. it is being funded. it is being supported by the hard left and foreign governments. in foreign governments. organizations in our country that are organizations related to terrorist organizations and terrorist states. so we are going to do some are focusing on this because if i don't who will? first of all let's take a little look at what took place at barnard college in new york. go. [bleep] [inaudible] music ♪ ♪. mark: there they are they've taken over an area of the school. [inaudible] from the sea to the river ♪ ♪ [inaudible] mark: almost all of them have covered their faces. >> you must clear the courtyard. >> can

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday.uests tonight senator ted cruz and i went to introduce you to ms. historian who is going to provide us with some really fascinating information. but before we go to that when i was growing up sunday nights are very important. there a were important for the family. they were really wonderful times for a little apprehension, schools the next day. but we would gather on the tv from time to time and watch some of the best television that existed. i remember watching milton freedman and freed to choose and bill buckley, so many other great shows. they taught me so much thomas soul by removing interest to ronald reagan again so much. i try to use this to show not identically to that i am not one of the greats like they were. i try to reach a little deeper so you are not just getting basically what you've gotten all week, which is wonderful. you do not need it from me. when my talking about? when i watch president trump's outstanding speech i was thinking to myself, as you were, what a bunch

jack levin no se quedaba atrás.ppers. y adivinen qué? si iba a aparecer kawhi leonard con la victoria 111 110 para los clippers. increíble. en las grandes ligas. los san francisco giants siguen dando buenas sensaciones en el spring training. la novena de bob melvin este domingo ganó su doble cartelera ante los padres de san diego y cachorros de chicago, lo que marca su quinta victoria consecutiva, en donde han fabricado al menos 7 carreras en cada de esos triunfos. esperemos que ese poder ofensivo pueda trasladarse a la temporada regular en el clausura 2025 de la liga mx. la jornada 11 se cerró con el duelo entre tijuana y atlas. vamos con las acciones desde el estadio caliente. 3 a 0. ganaba el 53 el equipo de tijuana con el doblete de vega. pero atención, todo empezaba así. escorpión de dorsey ashby. escorpión 3 a uno. golazo para el descuento del atlas. con el partido 3 a 2 iba a comenzar a aparecer djurdjevic. este era su doblete. 3 a 3. atlas que remontaba a tijuana, que tenía 10 en la cancha. y sí, claro que s

so they also did express the consent of phonics levine and to levine. and with that, you're all up to date. we have a documentary now working on the e, you border agency front techs and whether it can clean up. it's after reports of human rights violations. searching for that's and we'll have more of the probably the next hour. the can you see what old cars tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on the real media watch now on youtube. the february 19th 2024.

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday. being here to greet guests attorney general pam bondi israel's ambassador to the united states. but, before we get to them i have a question for you. one that has ever been asked. you hear it said all of the time that under article one of the constitution congress has the power of the purse. only congress. congress lays taxes. congress determines borrowing amounts. congress determined spending amount. so i have some questions for you is that an unlimited power is that a power that is unchecked? can congress do whatever it wants? whatever it once when it comes to spending, borrowing, taxing? of course they have to vote on it the present have to sign a course the present has veto power. of course you have elections and people come and go. that is not my question. as a constitutional matter can congress do whatever it once wwantswith the power of the pur? let me give you an example. if congress passes a massive bill they pass an omnibus bill all the time were the members don't know what'

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levine says it's imperative people vote. >> so it's up to us to get involved, even if people haven't been involved that much in the past, now is the time to do it because it can really impact your day to day life. >> the candidates include gabby chavez lopez, a nonprofit executive and community advocate. philip dolan, a salesman. adam duran, retired lieutenant with the santa clara county sheriff's office. matthew quevedo, deputy chief of staff for mayor matt mehan. irene smith, who ran against omar torres in 2022, is an attorney and pro tem judge. anthony diaz is the city's planning commission chair and tyrone wade, a former councilor who unsuccessfully ran for mayor multiple times. >> homelessness and public safety. >> d three resident richard al-julani wants a candidate who has lived in the district for a long time. >> who understands the needs, who's been a community member, you know, a spouse, a partner, a parent, whatever, somebody who's lived in the district for a long time, not somebody who moved here 15 minutes ago because i saw an opportunity to run. >> if no candidate recei

at the bloomberg invest conference sonali basak death with aaron levine.onali: standing by with aaron levine head of preferred banking at bank of america, the president of preferred banking. you deal with a lot of consumers when it comes to bank of america's business. when you look at what is underpinning the market, and i want your thoughts about the broader tariff story here, how do consumers in particular respond? the tariffs spurred threats about inflation reemerging. do you worry about that too? aaron: any uncertainty is troubling for clients. we start off on solid footing. spending the first part of the iraq 5%, 6%, low unemployment, inflation working its way down. clearly the story of today, the tariffs and market reaction is driving, what does it all mean? what is the uncertainty? sonali: how do you think about tariff effects more broadly? is it just inflation? aaron: it's too soon. the real challenge is that there is a lot of uncertainty around what does it mean? people react. for our clients it is always about commit the advice we give them is to

levine says it's imperative people vote. >> so it's up to us to get involved, even if people haven't been involved that much in the past, now is the time to do it because it can really impact your day to day life. >> the candidates include gabby chavez lopez, a nonprofit executive and community advocate. philip dolan, a salesman. adam duran, retired lieutenant with the santa clara county sheriff's office. matthew quevedo, deputy chief of staff for mayor matt mehan. irene smith, who ran against omar torres in 2022, is an attorney and pro tem judge. anthony diaz is the city's planning commission chair and tyrone wade, a former councilor who unsuccessfully ran for mayor multiple times. >> homelessness and public safety. >> d three resident richard al-julani wants a candidate who has lived in the district for a long time. >> who understands the needs, who's been a community member, you know, a spouse, a partner, a parent, whatever, somebody who's lived in the district for a long time, not somebody who moved here 15 minutes ago because i saw an opportunity to run. >> if no candidate recei

i'll see you tomorrow night on life, liberty and levin. ♪ >> hope you're having a great saturday nightwelcome back to my view. when it comes to president trump, it's simple. promises made, promises kept. immigration to the economy to the world stage, the trump administration is moving to make much-needed changes for our country. orders are closed, public safety is a irony, transparency is in and government waste is out. both sides of the aisle getting high marks for progress seen so far. this week we heard more of what's to come during the next four years of the trump presidency. >> this will be our greatest era with god's help over the next four years, we are going to leave this nation even higher and we are going to forge the prettiest most advanced dynamic and most dominant realization ever to exist in the face of this earth. we are going to create the highest quality of life and build the safest and wealthiest and healthiest and most vital communities anywhere in the world. >> history shows us what happens two years from now could determine whether the patient is truly realized. we

josh mankiewicz: and the therapist marshall levine. your office and not marshall levine, i kind of doubt youd be sitting here talking to me today. karen kolbe: i-- im sure thats true. josh mankiewicz: whats that like? karen kolbe: thats hard to think about. i dont really know how to think about that, to be honest. josh mankiewicz: the grief is still raw for natalie collins. josh mankiewicz: youre going to change the way you live? natalie collins: i hope not. i dont think steve would want that. he was not about hiding in the shadows. i am not going to let him have died for nothing, and i will find a way to make him proud. josh mankiewicz: no one can say for sure exactly what set off dwight jones. after the bloodshed was over, some videos surfaced that jones had posted before the murders. dwight jones: hello, youtube, and welcome to my channel. josh mankiewicz: in them, dwight raged against his wife and the professionals who worked on the custody case. dwight jones: youve ruled i have a psychiatric problem based on some piece of (expleti

nationality was something else, so they also did express the consent, says bollocks levine and to levine. and with that, you're all up to date. we have a documentary now working on the e u. border agency front techs and whether it can clean up it's after reports of human rights violations. searching for that, and we'll have more of the top of the next hour. can you see what old cars tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on business. so really indeed, the snow on youtube, the february 19th 2024 on the mediterranean sea between turkey and greece and inflatable boat carrying migrants is confronted by the greek coast guard and forced to turn back grab his stick, crab, his dick the in the background. a boat that's been deployed by the use border protection agency front techs these kinds of encounters shouldn't be happening anymore. the use external borders are patrolled from here. our reporters are at front techs in warsaw. the border protection agency has been flags by negative headlines for years from tex must defend itself against serious allegations on tax officials have be

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello i am mark levin andm this is life, liberty & levinyo saturday and thinke to write guess attorneyy general pam bondgei and yechiel leiter but before webu get ton themfo, have a question for you. when this and when it is never asked you here is that all of the time, that under article on of the constitution, congress has the power of theth person oy congress c and congress week ino his taxes and determines borrowing amounts congress determines spending amounts and entire questions for you, is unl that an unlimited power or power that is unchecked and can congress do whatever it wantts and whenever once when he comes to spending and borrowing andin taxingg,.ot well of course they have the vote on it and of course the president has decided and has designed and veto power and of course of elections people comet and go andio that's on my question. is a constitutional matter, can congress do whatever it wants with the power of the purse. the me give you an example. if congress passes a massive bill, this the best of all theme time of th we members do not evn t i

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levine says it's imperative people vote. >> so it's up to us to get involved, even if people haven't been involved that much in the past, now is the time to do it because it can really impact your day to day life. >> the candidates include gabby chavez lopez, a nonprt executive and community advocate. philip dolan, a salesman. adam duran, retired lieutenant with the santa clara county sheriff's office. matthew quevedo, deputy chief of staff for mayor matt mehan. irene smith, who ran against omar torres in 2022, is an attorney and pro tem judge. anthony dios is the city's planning commission chair and tyrone wade, a former councilor who unsuccessfully ran for mayor multiple times. >> homelessness and public safety. >> d three resident richard al-julani wants a candidate who has lived in the district for a long time. >> who understands the needs, who's been a community member, you know, a spouse, a partner, a parent, whatever, somebody who's lived in the district for a long time, not somebody who moved here 15 minutes ago because i saw an opportunity to run. >> if no candidate receives

not given me some of the they only know the students from the variables and she will not skip away. levine, that's when the fs left will have no, we don't have to keep track of is a system of wanted to touch a process of sustain position. the fans loved the exciting foot board. it creates with rapid shift defense to attack and people compete. we can make it more or less than people you can work, requires an underpass ego project. quickly rose to challenge because of blank because the other big club would that that rival rate as delivered, scintillating spectacle. for the 1st time you go to zip, i'll put you on a for some of the level for me that's when i, when i 1st attempt to believe physical school. no, no, i don't have to much you for some level or the dental get jamalia will have your own. i'm one of those people was a massive visual displays. me but organized find groups. mostly they told the arrivals of the process of 101 refers to the torture chamber of george all was 1984. it would be torture for with that sense to see their team fresh by roger. one of with that steve was responded

that diver, played by finn cole, is kris levin. now, his story unfolded in 2012, as many believe lemmon should have died. mike inouye recently spoke with lemmons and he fully agrees with nobody there at all. and there was nothing but a black sea above me. it dawned on me very quickly, but this this year was absolutely so i thought going to be the place that i died. so yeah, that was a strange and lonely experience, as you can probably imagine. well, as you see, he didn't die there. last breath opens in theaters everywhere today, and we should also mention it is distributed by our sister company, focus features. now you can see stories like this early whenever you join us for today in the bay. every morning, 5 to 7. i'm marcus washington. back to you. very suspenseful. thanks, marcus. looks great. our garvin thomas is here joining us with what's coming up at five. hey, janelle. lots of big news and story about one big effort to send a message regarding the elimination of dei programs. it's called a national economic blackout. it's b

hi everybody good evening i'm yuval levin of the american enterprise institute and it is my pleasure to welcome you to this a book event our subject tonight is religion in america

multiple other countries on israel was consulted on this matter cannot speak to journals. bollocks levine from tele v. finally, good seeing you again. so the us there putting an end to its decades long policy of not negotiating with terrorist. what more can you tell us about these talks? yes. well, uh to uh, my understanding, uh, this is the, the special invoice for uh, hostages out in boulder to admit the with the how much is a piece of the in the, to the us uh us books version of the white house, blue squares. excuse me, said that he has the permission to do that because that that's his mission to actually bring it back. i'm going to comes home. detox were held in the doha, but 2 weeks ago. a see to how much that piece of the i guess the base beacon to our guitar and who's paper said that they were focused on the bed and the floor. i'm going to come the hostages, and that has a and these ladies to visit you a bit as well. we know that there are fine american hostages, but they said that they at least the floor and the mazda and the location was the one that raised the issue of a compreh

expected to cool an early election and he will face a stiff challenge from the opposition conservatives, levine leading the poles st bus stop. he looks at connie's rise from a banker to prime minister designate today's market. carney level and economist and bank are a former executive for goldman sachs, the former governor of the bank of canada. and the bank of england is canada's new prime minister. and throughout his election campaign, he said his experience as the 1st person to serve as the governor of 2 central banks meant, he was the best candidate to deal with us president donald trump and any trade war with the united states. and in a sense, we will never, ever be part of the united states in any way, shape or form. we have to recognize that donald trump today is different than the donald trump of several years ago. and then his objective was to take more of our market now. he wants to take our country. as soon as justin crudo announced who was stepping down in january, carney became a favorite to replace him during his campaign. courtney said he push dollar for dollar retaliatory terrac

someone who has a sense of decency and commodity both come to your shows, mentioned israel and even to levine. first are interested in european union to quote, stop granting legitimacy to the newest syrian government. why do you think doesn't brussels listen to that? well, these really resume is an interesting case. first of all, i should point out that the same people who been supporting ice as an outside in syria. they've been supporting the genocide in the homicide cancer. and so it's very interesting how some people support one, but not the other. some muslims supports the c. i a in their 31, sir, but they oppose the genocide and cause it. that really is irrational and a lot in it has no logic. and these people are closing their eyes for reality. both come from the same source. but the reason why this really was even in damages, what's going on and see is not because they care about syrians. they just carried out the genocide and they continue to murder people in the west bank and level not in gaza when there's really what she wants is a balkanized ation of syria. they want to divide, enr

house where he pledged to return those still being held short while ago i spoke to journalist bindix levine in tel aviv and asked him if the us is now putting an end to its decades long policy of not negotiating with terrorist? yes. well, uh to uh, my understanding, uh, this is the, the special invoice for uh, hostages out in boulder to admit the with the how much is a piece of the in the, the us uh us books person of the warehouse books version, excuse me, said that he has the permission to do that because that that's his mission to actually bring it back. americans that home detox were held in the doha, but 2 weeks ago. a see to how much that piece of the i guess the base beacon to our target who's paper said that they were focused on the uh, the floor. i'm going to come the hostages and that's has uh, these ladies to visit you a bit as well. we know that there are fine american hostages, but they said that they at least the floor and the mouse and the location was the one that raised the issue of a comprehensive deal that would lead to the disease of those hostages. but it would also lea

in the battle of doom, levine, art and within a month liberated all asia minor. from them, the impressive success of the circus army force the west to make concessions in 1923. the loss on these treaty was signed turkey. one of the 1st countries in asia manage to defeat the colonial empires and defend its independence, becoming an example for millions of via press on the planet the or the so the and people will nodded and other parts of heads, the governor as well. both of us, but you still have the cubic clips, you cause it to the unit to the future and devonte a back door. and children literally is a favorite target. and there's another notable execution site and there's a governor to pay it in cup of which a village and looking at municipality which developed $72.00 people. the few who showed that most was thrown into the path of life. but anyway, i'm, we are short for.

with levin the mystery revealed, we're learning more about how and exactly when actor gene hackman and his wife died. so how did it all come to an end? well, tonight we have answers. the medical examiner says hackman died from heart disease, with alzheimer's a contributing factor. his wife died of hantavirus about a week earlier than hackman. hantavirus is a very rare infection that can turn deadly. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us now. jocelyn, you spoke with medical experts to learn more about this virus and its connection to rodents. yeah, garvin, it's a virus found in rodents and has a high mortality rate. according to the cdc, from 1993 to 2022, there have been more than 860 confirmed cases in the u.s. doctors say it's rare, but you can get it in certain scenarios like camping, so it's important to know what the virus is and how to avoid it. there are questions around hantavirus tonight after officials say an autopsy revealed betsy arakawa, the wife of actor gene hackman, died of hantavirus, an infection spread by contact with rodent droppings that can be deadly in roughly 40

levine. i find point very interesting about how the progressive and conservative interpretations of liberalism were complimentary in the forming of the declaration. and i'm wondering, how does that same principle apply today, especially with, um, maybe what can conservatives learn from the progressive interpretation of liberalism in our current debates? yeah, well, thank you. i mean, i think in some ways the most important lesson to draw from that moment and i would say that that moment of of the splintering of the whigs in england is a very interesting moment for us. now. and it did happen in america a little later. and that is also a very interesting moment for us to to think about and learn from. the most striking thing about it, i think, is a lesson for conservatives is that the debate is about how to change. it is not a debate about whether to change. and the striking thing about the you might say the conservative liberals and the progressive liberals as they emerge at the of the 18th ce

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we'll see you next week on life, liberty, and levin. ♪ ♪ ♪ trey: good evening and thank you for joining'm trey gowdy and it's sunday night in america. america is a country of second chances and alice plea johnson is prove of that. she captured our attention when president trump first commuted her sentence and then later issued her a pardon in his first term. >> she has been just so outstanding and i'm so proud of you, and we're giving alice a full pardon, and that means you can do whatever you want in life and just keep doing the great job you're doing. trey: how do we balance redemption and mercy and johnson is now the pardon czar. what is she looking for as she searches for others that might be worthy of a second chance? welcome to you, ms. johnson. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me on tonight. taylor: yes, ma'am, all right. tell me what you'd be looking for and determining whether or not someone would be worthy of a pardon or commutation of their sentence? >> first thing is do they pose a safety risk to the community? i look at the sentence length to see if they

they were like the odd man out, like rachel levine crashing ladies' night at gold's gym. i know.ly, at what point do you go from opposing the other side to opposing good things? if the republican showed up with a puppy, nancy pelosi would try to drown it and then nadler would try to eat it. the democrats walked into a trap that turned out to be a mirror and they became every bad guy and every movie when the good guys win. but in this case it wasn't a movie or a tv show, although it was nice to see corporal klinger from m*a*s*h in the house. that is the democrat rosa or your kids know her as the lady who gives out pennies on halloween. no, trump outlined the vision for the world's most powerful nation. one based on common sense. that is if you believe in radical ideas like countries should have borders and women should not have which put democrats in the corner of their own design. so what does it look like when you are against the party of common sense? you look like this. a miserable collection of bone dry karen's. what's our faces, they look like the focused group calendar. the

molly: the university, the vice-president robert levine, confirmed that a faculty member had been injuredou feel like the school's response to the protests has been powerful enough? >> no, no. i don't think so at all. there was on wednesday night a faculty member was sent to the hospital. i really don't think there's been enough punishment or response because you can't keep getting away with this, right? like our learning, our safety, our well-being is at sake and honestly, israel is like the u.s.-- it's america's strongest ally in the middle east. we really need to be focusing on, you know, the safety of the jewish people and i don't think that barnard college has done enough. molly: in fairness, the one brief part of a statement from barnard, masked protesters attempted to undermine barnard. and remains completely unacceptable. rachel kaufmann, thank you. thank you for coming on and telling what students are experiences and you're experiencing there on campus. we hope you can find peace and make it to class in the coming days and weeks ahead. >> thank you. molly: certainly at the very l

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press secretary caroline levin posting this to ask. democrats reminded us they are the party of insanity and hate. they could not even clap for a child battling cancer or mothers who lost their children. several democrats turned their back to the president in the chamber, held up signs saying false, musk steals. one red this is not normal. many walked out, posting videos and photos about it. communication's director steven chung replied, and nobody noticed or cared. you are as relevant as an expired coupon. another group of straight-faced democrats equating this to the civil rights movement, to a stebih chief of staff taylor but which said i don't see how republicans could lose an election ever again. but one moment democratic leader did not want to see was this. >> members are directed to uphold and maintain decorum in the house. >> reporter: the presidents announced a lot of news in his joint address, including that the isis bomber allegedly responsible for killing 13 u.s. service members at abbey gate is headed to the u.s. to face j