levin: dr. phil grew up poor, with a father who terrorized the family. he would get drunk and tear the venting hood out of the kitchen and then throw it through the windows. levin: phil became a psychologist and put the very institution of marriage at risk. i was the worst marital therapist in the history - of marital therapy. - ( laughing ) levin: he would pivot professionally and open a successful jury consulting business, and then came the life-changing client, one oprah winfrey, who was being sued by the cattle industry. i said, these ol' boys are gettin' ready to hand you your ass on a platter. you need to wake up, girl, and come present here, because they're after you. levin: phil became oprah's go-to expert, and her ratings soared even higher. so why not give him his own show? when that happened, was there competiveness between you and oprah? levin: dr. phil mcgraw, the man who turned the oprah seal of approval into a media empire of his own. - dr. phil! - how are you? it is so good to se

. - levin: that's risky. group of lawyers in chicago that were telling her straight up to settle this case. and she asked me straight up, she said, "why would you not settle the case?" and i said, "because if you don't settle this case, if you take these guys to trial, you take them to verdict. the line at the "sue oprah" window is gonna get a whole lot shorter. because if she settles one, she'll settle a hundred. you gonna become an atm. don't do it. did she continue to call you afterward for advice - on other things, too? - we talk constantly 'til today. yeah, and we've been involved in other cases, we've been involved in other crises-- - but i'm talking about even personal things. - sure. - does she call you for advice? - sure. yeah. as you do with any trusted friend. levin: she lives in such a higher level than just about anybody, yet, the way you describe it, she has some of the same insecurities that everybody has. everybody has insecurities. i think of her more as having sensitivities. that woman cares

mark: hello america, i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." i have a wonderful guest tonight, gary sinise, how are you, my friend? >> i'm good, mark, thanks for having me. mark: i haven't seen you in five or six years. >> it's been awhile. mark: yeah. well, i wanted to bring you out here. memorial day is not that far from now and do you this magnificent program every year except for last year when your daughter had a baby and that is the national memorial day concert. i don't miss it, and i want to get into the other things that you're doing too in your acting career because to me, you're kind of unusual for hollywood, because you're an exceptional patriot, you are like a superpatriot. you are involved in veterans' activities. involved in so many veterans' activities, i can't keep count of them. i was studying this over the weekend, over the last weekend. so let get started with this. first of all, a little bit about your background. you grew up in chicago? >> yeah, i was born on the south side of chicago in a town called blue island, which is

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mark: hello, america, i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." and i'm here with an old friend of mine. lieutenant colonel allen west. >> good to be with you, mark, i'm fantastic. thanks for having me. mark: lot of people know who you are. you retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel, former member of the house of representatives. you were born in atlanta, georgia. same neighborhood as martin luther king. >> actually our neighborhood. the old fourth ward neighbor vin: and you hold a ba from the university of tennessee. two masters degrees, kansas state university, and general command staff officers college, now your father was in the military? >> yes, my father was a corporal during world war ii. mark: older brother? >> lance corporal in the marine corps in vietnam. mark: and your nephew? >> just got back from third deployment in the middle east, and stationed at oklahoma where 35 years ago i showed up as a brand-new second lieutenant. mark: and you served in iraq? >> desert storm and then in iraq and went to afghanistan for 2 1/2 years as a civilian

i'm harvey levin.the most famous moms on the planet, who became the architect of one of the most visible and lucrative empires in entertainment. ( people clamoring ) as a little girl, kris dreamed of being a housewife and mom, but that fairy-tale life with robert kardashian was short-lived. when he filed for divorce, that was pretty devastating for you. oh, yeah! i went to the market one day and my credit card didn't work, and i'm like, "i can't even buy a tomato."

mark: hello, america, i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." i have great guest. governor huckabee, how are you my friend. >> doing great, mark, honored to be with you. mark: likewise, likewise. everybody knows who you are. let me give a little background. michael dale huckabee, you are an american politician, we know. christian minister. author, radio host for a period of time, no? >> yes. mark: commentator obviously. the 44th governor of arkansas. governor for quite a long time. >> almost 11 years. mark: almost 11 years. you, prior to your political career you served as a pastor, when? >> it's been almost 30 years ago, it was a period of time about 11 1/2 years and my first career was broadcasting, radio, television, i ran an ad agency, and then as kind of a long story but the short version is i ended up being a pastor, which was a wonderful part of my life, because it was a school. it was graduate school in humanity. because when you're a pastor, you see every social pathology that exists in our culture. up close and personal, and every single issue that is fac

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levine, will each control 30 -- levin, will each control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. roskam: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the bill currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. roskam: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roskam: mr. speaker, i chair the health subcommittee at the ways and means committee and i've had the opportunity, like many of my colleagues, to hear from physicians and hospitals and patient advocates and i've heard a lot of stories about increased costs which are exacerbating the coverage and access challenges that we currently face. there's a broad consensus that health care in the united states needs to move towards a system that provides greater access to affordable care. so the question is, how do we get that done? the a.c.a., government-approved, government-mandated, one si

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tv, i call him the great one mark levin. we have now witnessed the single worst 24 hours in the history of the mainstream media which is saying a lot because we know how corrupt they are, reaction. >> you know, what we've learned about the media several of the hosts and guests as we have a lot of psychopaths out there. >> sean: how do you really feel? >> comparing the president's conference to kristallnacht, calling him a traitor and treasonous, two weeks ago they said he was running japanese internment camps and concentration camps, this is the pseudo-media. now the liberals, the media, the democrats, some republicans very upset about russia. they've had more positions on russia than stormy daniels as far as i'm concerned. let me point out some history -- this is very important. john mccain and others have said what trump did at that press conference is the worst interaction we've ever had with russia, the worst diplomatic disaster. forget about that, i want you to know something. in 1945, franklin roosevelt sold out half o

been lost there right oh yeah absolutely i mean w a b c at one point rush limbaugh sean hannity mark levin john bachelor all now some of the biggest syndicated shows that go all over the country and occupy radio slots all over the country at the expense of local programming they were all local shows that w.a.b. say at one point and that's just one example plus i had an overnight show you don't get live over night.

here to talk about it is objectified host and tmz founder harvey levin.ly scratches the surface of this guy's life. huh? >> he was way too wild for me. i got to tell you, jon. i've interviewed a lot of people. steven is at the top of that wild list. look, i mean, steven probably defied odds in terms of even being alive right now. we go through the things that he did because remember i mean aerosmith hit huge when he was in his 20s and he just derailed his life with drugs and sex because it was at a time, you know, when the aids epidemic was really uncontrolled in this country. and you know, and steven was just out there. but drugs is what undid him. and i will say, he challenges me. we have a clip where he just -- he just thinks everybody did something similar to what he did. >> when did you discover drugs? >> wow, when i first heard music. i don't know whether you admit it on tv or not but you did some drugs in your time. >> you are wrong. >> i drilled through when you turn the doorknob, i drilled through it and i stuck a nail in there so no one could co

mark: hello, america, i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." i have great guest.e, how are you my friend. >> doing great, mark, honored to be with you. mark: likewise, likewise. everybody knows who you are. let me give a little background. michael dale huckabee, you are an american politician, we know. christian minister. author, radio host for a period of time, no? >> yes. mark: commentator obviously. the 44th governor of arkansas. governor for quite a long time. >> almost 11

all he had was bargaining power. >> levine was a fish, boesky was a shark.>> drexel burnham? >> well, that's possible. >> in the middle of all this is drexel burnham lambert. it specialized in so-called junk bonds. high interest but also high risk. >> drexel and the head of its junk bond department michael milken made a deal with ivan boesky to make millions of dollars illegally. >> california company wicks was planning a takeover. boesky bought the stock before it went up, shared the profits with milkens firm, but milken betrayed his client, charged a million-dollar fee and secretly earned $6.5 million more at the clients' expense. >> authorities are worried that further disclosures resulting from the boesky affair may weaken public confidence in financial markets and weaken the markets themselves. >> just came from inside. it looks like a mad house. >> i guess the bull market's over. >> it's a blood bath down there. >> they're calling it the monday massacre. the worst drop in history. >> i call it the nearest thing to a meltdown i ever want to see. >> by t

right oh yeah absolutely i mean i was on the w a b c at one point rush limbaugh sean hannity mark levin john bachelor all now some of the biggest syndicated shows that go all over the country and occupy radio slots all over the country at the expense of local programming they were all local shows at w a b c at one point and that's just one example plus i had an overnight show you don't get live overnight on stations anymore either you have syndicate couple of syndicated shows that take up all the air time over night and steve speak to this whole overbidding and what's going on we see the the bids first sky the high sky prices for sky and other media then use bring us up to speed on what's going on between five and comcast and does the and and try to untangle that weird web for us well comcast of course finally just recently dropped out of the bidding

right oh yeah absolutely i mean i was on the w a b c at one point rush limbaugh sean hannity mark levin john bachelor all now some of the biggest syndicated shows that go all over the country and occupy radio slots all over the country at the expense of local programming they were all local shows at w a b c at one point and that's just one example plus i had an overnight show you don't get live overnight on stations anymore either you have syndicate couple of syndicated shows that take up all the air time over night. steve speak to this whole the overbidding and what's going on we see the the bids first sky the high sky prices for sky and other media then use a bring us up to speed on what's going on between five and comcast and does the and and try to untangle that weird web for us well comcast of course finally just recently dropped out of the bidding for fox disney will be buying the assets of fox

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i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." i have a wonderful guest tonight.e you, my friend? >> i'm good, mark, thanks for having me. mark: haven't seen you in five, six years. >> it's been awhile. mark: i wanted to bring you out here, memorial day is not that far from now, and you do this magnificent program every year except for last year when your daughter had a

levin county park which is a popular park here in milpitas. we saw families le we spoke to one hang glider who is grounded because of the fire. >> a half hour ago, it was racing up that hill. you can still see it up at the top. from here, there are some structures on the other side of the hill line that you can't see. that is where they were spending most of their time protecting. >> reporter: i just spoke with cal fire and they tell me that an out burning -- outbuilding has been destroyed but no homes have burned and no injuries have been reported. multiple fire agencies are here including crews from milpitas , spring valley, and fremont fire. evacuations are in place for weller road. cal fire tells me that the fire has not made any forward progress so they hope to have this fire contained soon. crews are dealing with hot, dry conditions out here. no word yet on the cause of the fire. i am going to go in and talk to cal fire right now and i will have an update for you tonight. >> i don't know if you know this but does it seem like the planes

mark: hello, america, i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin."old friend of mine. lieutenant colonel allen west. >> good to be with you, mark, i'm fantastic. thanks for having me. mark: lot of people know who you are. you retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel, former member of the house of representatives. you were born in atlanta, georgia. same neighborhood as martin luther king. >> actually our neighborhood. the old fourth ward neighbor vin: and you hold a ba from the university of

he's a little bit related to the david levine school of caricature but he took it his own direction and there is very light cross hatching here with a lot of gray scale and they are beautifully done. there is -- caricature is a strange thing. when you try to caricature something, you exaggerate fe-- features and then some are good at going at the edge of taking it away as something that you would recognize as that individual. covington's stuff is like this. this boris yeltsin is exaggerating and pushing to the forums. here is a bird. senator bird from west virginia. jerry brown. it is always fascinating when you also work with people -- shiems i'll talk to art students and do workshops with caricature and it is amazing how you don't always have to be so rendered in detail. presidential caricature in particular but it is true of probably all political figures can become a simple iconic thing. george bush or barack obama, coy draw six lines and people would go, well that is george bush or there is barack obama and you just -- once you've done the outline of the face and the ears with obam

crews say their biggest problem areas is ed levin park... where flames are burning in a steep area that's filled with brush. kron4's will tran is in milpitas. he'll have a report coming up at 7:30. ( james ) and in mariposa county... yosemite west and anderson valley areas are under mandatory evacuations...a s the ferguson fire continues to grow in mariposa county. that fire has burned more than 32-thousand acres and is just 6 percent contained. nearly 3-thousand firefighters are battling this fire. crews are cutting fire breaks to protect nearby communities. <"being up there, it's very, very steep terrain. it's not very accessible. to get to there the crews have to take avery long trip to get around and into that area."kelly peck / red cross shelter supervisor: "this is our home and were taking care of our own.">( james ) the fire is expected to grow when cal fire provides a new update later this morning. ( james ) thousands of people are expected to attend a celebration of life for firefighter braden varney. he was killed last weekend... w

joining me now, the show's host and founder of tmz, harvey levin.arvey, it's great to have you on again. >> great talking to you, jon. jon: magic johnson one of the biggest names on the hardwood court. the name he made for himself outside of basketball, just about as big. >> you know, jon, i was going to say i would argue bigger, but i think as big. i mean, look, magic johnson, this is one of my favorite stories. he's one of my personal heroes. he grew up poor. his basketball career on shaky ground. he ended up getting bussed to an all white high school and there was a lot of racial tension and that's where he was going to show his stuff. he was able to figure out how to be a leader there and he goes through that and how he was able to calm things down, excel, but to me one of the bi biggest this in his life is this guy who never had any training in business, knew when he was 18 years old what he want toded --e wanted to be was a businessman. he is one of the biggest business tycoons in this country and somebody who chartered his own path, decided t

see you next time on "life, liberty and levin". harvey levin: the objects people choose to keep in their home define who they are. this is... wow, oh, is that barcelona? that's barcelona. olympic gold medal. and the dream team. i'm harvey levin. this is a story about one of the most talented and important athletes in history. commentator: johnson over parish. he hits it! the lakers win! harvey: earvin johnson's humble beginnings in michigan were a far cry from the glitz and glamour that came from being the center piece of the los angeles "showtime" lakers. you went to the playboy mansion a lot. i did. you're not supposed to tell everybody. but the fame, accolades, and championships came to a crashing halt when he was diagnosed with hiv. back in 1991 this was a death sentence. i was lining up, getting the will together, getting everything in place when i was going to die. but magic put on an epic fight not just to live, but to make a difference. i just want to, before i leave here, make an impact on this world. he did just that, rei

phil mcgraw, host harvey levin flipping the script getting dr.up about his life changing client oprah winfrey to tough times growing up. >> i want to take you back to your childhood, and i feel like i see this small town with tumbleweeds all over the street. >> that was pretty much it. we were poor, spent most of our lives in texas. truth is my dad was a pretty bad alcoholic. we never knew if we were going to have money for food. never knew if the electricity was going to be on that day or whether it wasn't. mike: and harvey levin joins me now. great to see you, looks like a great show. it was hard to get dr. phil to open up about what sounds like a really tough subject for him? >> no, he wasn't, he's so used to evaluating other people's lives that he's a very intraspective guy, mike. what i love about this show is on this one, you can watch this and through his life, you really learn the lessons that made him successful. as he said, he was a poor child with a violent, alcoholic father, and he was able to pick himself up and become successful in

this is near edÑi levin county parkñr where homesÑi were evacui crewsÑiÑi rescued sevenÑi hiker ó ween.çó >>> tonight, dangerous weather across the country. the twister in alabama. a bride and groom running for cover. the lightning strike sending one person to the hospital. this, as deadly rip currents and flooding strike the east, with dangerous heat in the west. >>> panic at trader joe's. dozens held hostage. shoppers running for their lives. the questions tonight about how the store manager was killed. >>> also, federal investigators zeroing in on the captain of that doomed tour boat. what he allegedly told passengers about the life vests. plus, the haunting souvenir photo shot just before this family boarded that boat. >>> spy games. russia now demanding the release of maria butina, the young woman accused of being an agent of the kremlin.

. >> joining our discussion now, ezra levin, executive director of the indivisible project. and ruth marcus is back with us. and ruth, to what senator collins just said there, should she be satisfied if she hears judge kavanaugh say that he believes roe versus wade is settled precedent? >> no. and to quote or somewhat quote bill clinton it somewhat depends on what the meaning of settled is. senator collins was saying last week or the week before that she didn't think justice gorsuch would vote to overrule roe. that was just after justice gorsuch had voted in a 5-4 majority to overrule another 40-plus-year-old precedent. so the wavering senators, and i suspect as they waver they will either -- they will stick together and we'll either see most likely the two of them voting to confirm judge kavanaugh or they'll defect together, not one peeling off and the other one going the other way. but they will hear in what judge kavanaugh says kind of what they want to hear because every nominee gets before the judiciary committee and talks about their respect for precedent and ticks thr

and they say one of the biggest problem areas is ed levin park.the active part of the fire that is still burning is in the park and it burned again up a very steep drainage with some heavier fuel. so it's going to take some time for crew to get in there on the ground and actually construct some fire line on the ground.200 firefighters are working on this.. with four airtankers and two helicopters.the air resources are a big part of containing the fire early on... but officials tell us the people on the ground are really what nips it at the root.they say.. fortunately.. the fire is behaving more calmly. and the weather is also cooperating.right now the fire behavior has diminished quite a bit because the weather is starting to cool down, the relative humidity is comin up ( robin ) that was hermela aregawi reporting. this morning there is no word on when firefighters expect to have that fire fully contained. ( robin ) all evacuations have been lifted in connection to the carder fire near kelseyville. we first told you about this fire saturday on kron 4 news. these are some pictures showing

. ♪ mark: hello america, i am mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin," i have a great guest, howi am good. mark: a great honor. >> thank you. mark: i have been a fan of yours for years and years, first time we're meeting. >> it mutual. mark: thank you. you are know author, columnist. you have done documentary films, a senior fellow at stan ford institution, you specialize institute of race relation, you were born in

i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." i have a special guest. tucker carlson.o see you. [ laughter ] >> i've been on tv23 years, this is the most spectacular studio. mark: isn't it great? >> congratulations, first of all, you are killing it, i have to persuade to you do stuff. there is a fact story. mark: i owe you and other people the fact i got into room. i kept pro

levin county park. we are not talking about any extreme heat today. just with the terrain and this time of year, fire danger is up. right now it is 65 degrees. that will continue to increase. we have winds around 5 miles per hour. into the upcoming week, we have a heat advisory for just outside of the bay area. these temperatures could be easily topping 100 degrees across portions of the state, may be approaching 108 degrees. the bay area is not nearly as hot. here we are tomorrow morning. low clouds along the coast. as the afternoon hours pass, we will warm up. you got to reintroduce more 90s back into the picture for the warmest locations inland. we will have your full forecast coming up. >>> right now, we are following breaking news. a stabbing on the platform at the macarthur [ dog barking ] station -- b.a.r.t. station has shut down the station. no word on whether a suspect is in custody. this double stabbing happened at 9:45 pm tonight. we do have achromatic on the way. we will stay on top of this and bring you more information as it becomes avai

i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." i have a special guest. tucker carlson.laughter ] >> i've been on tv23 years, this is the most spectacular studio. mark: isn't it great? >> congratulations, first of all, you are killing it, i have to persuade to you do stuff. there is a fact story. mark: i owe you and other people the fact i got into room. i kept prodding

harvey: i'm harvey levin. about a man who went from selling garbage bags to bagging billions. i'm not gonna lie. it does not suck to be rich. harvey: there were struggles, failed businesses, evictions, massive debt, but he never lost his spirit or his passion for partying. - mark, you are wasted. - okay, maybe a little bit. ( laughter ) harvey: an internet company made him filthy rich, he overpaid for the mavericks, and turned the losing team into champions. when i watch the last 30 seconds of the-- when the mavericks won, it still makes me emotional.

phil. >> this is my dream. >> i'm harvey levin.ggest nipples in history. >> you can't be that shallow. >> dr. phil grew up poor with a father that terrorized the family. >> he would get drunk and throw things out of the window. >> he became a psychologist. >> i was the worse marital therapist in theop history of

the fire started sunday afternoon inside ed levin county park east of mel peter.d as a grass fire but has transitioned into heavier brush and very steep drainage. and now threatens they mount ellis site where they were forced to evacuate their animals as helicopters made drops in the area. >> it is moving southeast. there are closures at old calendar road. we are at the command center here right now, and we are told that they are going to have a briefing at 7:00 which we can attend if we get the latest numbers here. and mel peter, leigh martinez. >>> wildfire burning near yosemite for the past 10 days continues to get bigger. is moving closer to the park. it is called the ferguson fire and has burned more than 32,000 acres after growing fast of the weekend. containment is just now 6%. fire services says it has moved within two miles of the northwestern edge of yosemite. mandatory evacuation orders have been issued for two areas right on the edge of the park were many yosemite employees live. the park is still open but there is a lot of smoke in the air. cal fire h

i'm harvey levin. this is a story about one of the most talented and important athletes in history. over parish. he hits it! the lakers win! harvey: earvin johnson's humble beginnings in michigan were a far cry from the glitz and glamour that came from being the center piece of the los angeles "showtime" lakers. you went to the playboy mansion a lot. i did. you're not supposed to tell everybody. but the fame, accolades, and championships came to a crashing halt