let's bring in our panel, philip levine. very amusingly how bill de blasio has been great for florida for the other thing that's been great for florida as a continuing insistence on mask wearing other states the freedoms you enjoy in florida are very, very welcome to a lot of people. is it really now time for the rest of the country to say that is it? this has now become endemic we need to move on with our lives? >> i think we talked about prime minister johnson's immediate action and timely action was quite contrived. he wants to get rid of these restrictions before his parliament gets rid of him let's be honest that's what that was it's pretty clear but i get it, i get it. in our country were a little behind the united kingdom were still spouting, spurring and peeking in different areas were going to see it apply to decrease redo i think masks are important? yes. can i get my kids to work mask? as good as the mayor i cannot, and constituents in my house and get them to wear them all the time. the reality is i think were go

our panel charlie hurt and philip levine.administration is a scene we talk about things people not really care about. i think you're probably right most americans certainly americans are not wanting to fight and die to protect ukrainian sovereignty and i think we all understand that. i don't think they care that much about ukraine. thinking about the president said this week aren't the american entitled to expect a minimum level of competence from their commander-in-chief rather than something that does offer an opportunity and seem to expose divisions within the alliance of an opportunity for adversaries to make important gains? >> let me talk to about the real opportunity this opened up by president trump and now the president by that covering our southern flank that's called cuba. when the opportunity for a long time we eat could a carnival cruise ships there. both administration decided not to do that. my point being we have already heard russia alluded to it, but socko looked up at venezuela and cuba we left ourselves na

"life, liberty and levin" is up next. ♪ ♪ [music] mark: hello america, impacter levin. -- i'm mark levinis is "life, liberty and levin." to you get the feeling we don't live in the united states of america but we live in the united states of democrat party. why is it their agenda becomes the agenda of the nation? why is that? this is the united states of america, not the united states of the democrat party. i think the reason is that democrat party and media are one in the same, democrat party is always driving not to reform but to alter our liberty, families, economic system and governing system. right from the beginning, during the civil war, during segregation. never content. the party is always pushing, pushing, pushing. and often pushing illegalities for their power. -- this is all about power for the democrat party. now we debate voting rights. to enshrine the democrat party authority. this is not voting rights. we have a war on free speech going on, why? we don't have a war to spree speech against democrats. it is against anyone that challenges them. no matter their intelligence o

"life, liberty and levin" -- levin, this is "life, liberty and levin,"om are we on precipice of a major? are we ready for such a possibility? have our leaders explained much to us? tomu we get much from the media here. at the white house press conferences or sunday shows? they talk about how many troops are lined up against nato and that sort of thing, and the ideologues they are in full-floated attack, idea ideologues who talk about neocons and federal contractors and others, isolationists who go on about how we're provoking our enemies. war is not about ideology. foreign policy is not about ideology, national security is not go ideology, the word that describes it best is prudence. the wise judgment. brought to very difficult decisions. and facts and issues. that is what we expect from our leaders, does the department of defense, with secretary of defense and head of joint chiefs, do they seem the best people in a position to protect this country and safeguard the country? should there be a war? how about secretary of state? does he seem like the best person to use v diplomacy to rall

relief efforts are lagging and another boon for the buddhist league as fire musics polish striker hope levin dorski is named the 1st best men's player for the 2nd year in a row. ah, i'm all me at ease of welcome. in the rush, ukraine crisis, germany is picking up where natal left off. germany's foreign minister anna lena bear bock is on a diplomatic mission to de escalate tensions over russia's military build up on ukraine's border while the u. s. and the you have threatened to punish russia. it tries to invade. burbock said the only solution is through dialogue. ah, fears of a russian invasion of ukraine have jangled nerves in the region. after visiting a memorial to anti government protesters who died in 2014, on a lena bear box as any solution to the conflict, must come through dialogue, not arms, meeting ukraine's foreign minister. dimitra qu, labor burbock offered an explicit gesture of support for ukraine. zoe, daddy cheat solidarity only european solidarity for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. del hyena. that is not up for debate, not for us, and not for me person

he will remain quarantined. >> now back to "life, liberty and levin." levin ." ." very important program, because it is about american marxism. we need to spread the word, each one of you need to be the paul reveres out there, that is our strength. in communities, neighborhoods, church groups temple groups, baseball fields, that is who we are, red-blooded hanks. thank you, peak speak of red blooded americans, pete hegseth. pete: thank you. first. critical race theory is everywhere. we hear about crt, you dissect where it comes from, why did the left field it needed to use race in america to pursue their goals. mark: because the marxist has decided to use what of are they can in ameri free country. and so they look for things to exploit. so race is beautiful. to exploit. given our history and the battles we had from civil war all the way up. they developed this theory, stanford law school, harvard law school, derrick bell, modified it from a marxist by the name of marcus . they developed critical theory, it started in law schools, says, all law is written by the dom

death is where philip levine used to do his dressmaking. philip levine, say, oh, quite true, michaela i saw i left school. i didn't do my final year or school leaving exams or been writing wanted social shalaka. i went to the fashioned design school hipley. that's where i met philip levine. it's all last year. he was very nice and i was very much in love go off shiny. i think that was the 1st and only time, at least it was the 1st time i got drunk and the top one is showing. oh, of her. glean closing. baker seems cursor soft. yeah. yeah. they you? she paid to dp f. i agree, tish, there was a huge table where the patterns were cut. p as at best, is that true leash? that would have been my world. that one? the other? yeah. ah . photographer mathias ziegler to portraits are free lender for a photo book for her 100 birthday at locations that played an important role in her life. like here at house, folk type lots where her parents shop with . he presents her as a modern woman who has grown from her difficult past thinking emerg dees have brought to my knowledge. i always think my mother's

and levin."come. are we on precipice of war, a major war? are we ready. have our leaders explained much to us? from the media? at the white house press conferences or on the sunday shows? oh, yes, they talk about how many troops are lined up against nato and that sort of thing. i'm not talking about that sort of thing. thing. they took about the neocons and federal contractors, and others, isolationists who go on and on about how we're provoking our enemies, war is not about ideology. foreign policy is not about ideology. national security is not about idea ol. >> i. ideology, the word that describe its best is true. >> to they seem to be best people in a position to protect this country? should there be a war? how about secretary of state? does he seem like the very best person to use diplomacy and rally our allies? hour about national security adviser, he was an operative prior to serving in his current position, and also involved in dirty tricks try doing take out former president trump. how w

podcast, ♪ ♪ [music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i am mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin."ars ago to the day that we began this program, this long form interview program. i remember having a wonderful meeting with mr. murdoch and suzanne scott and others. about what is it that i would do on fox. i wasn't looking for a tv show. i have blend to do, but they could not have been nicer, they suggested that why don't do you something. soy we talked about what i wanted to do, and something that really was not experimental, but i wanted to bring it back, long form interview, where there is a special guest, you and have time to delve in. that has been nature of this program, "life, liberty and levin." i also wanted to do a show about books. i understand that does not sound as glitzy but we have tremendous authors with tremendous minds. it is difficult to cover that and cover news and cover washington just once a week. my own thinking that been what about a long form interview for authors, tonight, i decided to fuse the two. we have a fantastic guest, a fantastic author, who has done

the great one mark levin will also join us. but first, i want to take a moment and answer a question that joe biden asked at today's press conference. here's the question he asked, well, numerous times. take a listen. >> think about this. what are republicans for? what are they for? name me one thing they are for. >> sean: well, for the record, i'm just a conservative, but i vote republican because that's pretty much the only party that is even near conservative. now, just one, joe, because my list is expansive. let's start with energy independence that you took away from this country. let's start with the keystone xl pipeline. let's get it back online. drilling on federal lands, lowering taxes, ending burdensome regulation, open schools, school choice, parents and control of their kids education, law and order, safety, security so every american can pursue happiness, free and fair trade deals, peace through strength, free-market solutions to health care, yes, that also protect pre-existing conditions. we believe in liberty, in

"life, liberty and levin" is up next. ♪ ♪ hello america, i am mark levin, this is "life, liberty andin," you get the feeling that we don't live in the united states of america, but we live in the united states of the democrat party? why is it the democrat party agenda it is the agenda for the nation? that has to be debateed and discussed. why is that? this is the united states of america, not the united states of the democrat party. i think the the reason is that democrat party and media are one in the same. and the democrat party is constantly driving not to reform but to fundamentally alter our liberty, our families, our economic system and our governing system. right from the beginning. during the civil war. -- segregation. never content with americanism or with liberty, individual liberty. the democrat party is constantly i pushing, pushing, pushing and often pushing illegal ity to change your nation, for the power. all about power for the democrat party, now we're debating voting rights. voting rights? it has nothing to do with voting rights, but the empowerment with the democra

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" is next. ♪ ♪ mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin." first episode in 2022. from our florida studio. everything is hopeful that new year will have new things, it will be a better year, a freer year, happier year. i'm here to tell you unless we stop democrat party and america marxist movement. only change will be change worse not better. look at this january 6 event. look how the washington establishment. media, democrat party, democrats in congress, academia and all joined the same organizations same people that pushed russia collusion, the same people that rushed impeachment and coops and trying to delegitimize the former president, president trump, trying to destroy his presidency. now they tell us that january 6 is the greatest threat. and was the greatest threat to america since civil war, that is a lie, greatest threat to america is democrat party whether slavery or segregation or jim crow or american marxism. they want to destroy our electoral system, as i speak the border is wide open. that is greatest threat to young people not

dusky has been named 5th as best men's player for the 2nd year in a row levin dusky became the 1st man to score 41 goals and a buddhist legal season last term, and has not stop scoring since the poll controversially missed out on the balloon door and that went to messy in november. that's it. you're up to date. i mommy and he said thanks for joining us. ah, imagine how many push it out in the world.

one , mark levin will also join us. but first i want to take a moment and answer questionio that joe biden asked at today'sn press conference. here's the question he asked well of numerous times. take a listen. think about this republicans for what are they for? >> they mean one thing they're for well, for the record, i'm a registered conservative, but i vote republican because that's pretty much the only party that's even nearauuc conservative. now just one , joe, because my list is expansivey. t' let's start with energy independence that you took away from this countryu t. let's start with the keystone xl pipeline. let's get itt' back online drilling on federal lands, lowering taxes, ending burdensome regulation, open schools, school choiceatio pares and control the kids education law and orderon safety securityc so every american canan pursue happiness free and fair trade deals, peace through strength, free market solutions to health care. yes, that also protect preexisting conditions. we believe in liberty and freed

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" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i am mark levin this is "life, liberty and l levin."st episode to brand-new year, 2022 from ourr florida studio. everyone is hopeful that new year will have new things, a better year, a freer, happier year. i'm here to tell you, unless we stop the demonstrate party and american marxist movement. only change will be worse not better. look at this january 6 event. how the washington establishment, media. democratat party, democrats in congress, academia have all joined together, same people that pushed russia collusion,io same people that pushed impeachment and tried to delegittize president trump. theyl tell us january 6 is the greatest threat to america since the civil war. that is a flat out lie. the greatest threat to america is the democrat party. whether it is slavery ore is gegation or jim crow or democratic socialism or american marxism. they want to destroy nationalize our electoral system, to turn the country to california and republics can never win. as i spike speaks -- as i speak the border is wide open. not they destroyed na

here now the great one, mark levin, host of life, liberty, and levin and author of american marxism.u believe that what they're doing to california by just destroying it with meted out naked maniacs lighting things on fire they are doing that on purpose? is that what's happening? >> well, jesse, i could be wrong about this, but i could have sworn one of those guys running around there was eric swalwell but i could be wrong. nevertheless, look, when you have mayor after mayor in l.a. but places like san francisco, i was there a few months ago, it's no different there, any of these major cities, mayor after mayor, that toler rates this sort of thing, that decriminalizes even minor offenses, that don't believe in putting people in jail, when your prosecutors are elected, prosecute certain people who are committing very minor offenses but then allow other people to go who are committing, you know, offenses of moral turpitude and so forth, this is what you get. now, how do you fix this? the democrat's party ideology is obviously bad for america. whether it's the borders, whether it's our

that's where i met philip levine. it's all last year. he was very nice and i was very much in love goes off shiny. i think that was the 1st and only time, at least it was the 1st time i got drunk and the top one is showing. oh, of her. glean closing? baker seems cursor shelf. yeah. yeah, they, you, she paid to dp average. i agree is tish. there was a huge table where the patterns were cut p as a guess. is that true leash that would have been my world. that one as the other. yeah. ah, photographer mathias ziegler to portraits are free lender for a photo book for her 100 birthday at locations that played an important role in her life. like here at house, folk type lots where her parents shop with a presenter as a modern woman who has grown from her difficult past. thinking in merge, these have brought to my knowledge. i always think my mother's words shake to me, but i only processed them in later years. when i was here. kish, as my dick says, you had tried to make your life. now i'm making a life and the i'm doing something in my life and

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both senators levin and vanderburg favored this being considered at the time to recognize to change the rules and fuss our country. democrats understand the consequences of what they are proposing. senator chris coons and i wrote a letter urging to preserve the 60 6 vote threshold through legislation. it was signed by 61 senators, 28 republicans, 32 democrats and one independent. this total not only represented a majority of senators, but also a majority of the republican caucus, majority of the democratic caucus and the current biden president. how well i remember seeking signatures, holding a green folder with the letter inside. i approached senators from both sides of the aisle to achieve my goal of the 60 senators signing, representing a majority of the caucus. mr. president, not a single senator whom i approached said no to signing-- the letter. not one. quite the contrary. each was eager to send a letter and t many thanked me for leadig the effort to make clear that whatever our disagreements on the super majority, they will firmly committed to keeping the filibuster for legislati

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. >> the latest victim, 72-year-old marshal levine was a counselor and coach. >> we sat down with officerswanted to know what kind of clients he was seeing and what his practice was like. >> this was not marshal. >> i wonder what you thought was more of a threat after the second and third murder scenes. >> i was scared. i also knew or believed that this was personal and i felt in my heart that when this shooter crossed steve's office list that he was moving down the list. >> police were racing to find out why were these people on it? what did they have in common? investigaors collected shell casings and discovered they're 40 caliber. four murders in less than 31 hours. all committed by the same person. there was one promising clue. dna on a shell-casings received on the scene of steve pit's murder. there was no match. by 10:00 a.m. saturday morning, police open an emergency center. >> we don't know what connects them but they seem to be doing it at will. that's got to be frightening. >> it was. there was a lot of fear and unrest in the community and people were desperate for a suspect. no

levin: that can you for yielding, chairman takano. thank you for all of your support and partnership on this legislation and all the work that you do leading our committee. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of the guard and reserve g.i. bill parity act. bipartisan legislation i introduced to deliver some basic fairness to the way we provide g.i. bill benefits for the men and women who serve our nation. mr. speaker, the g.i. bill has allowed millions of veterans to pursue a higher education and find rewarding career paths. service members consistently cite g.i. bill benefits as one of the top reasons they choose to serve in our armed forces because the opportunities those benefits provide for them and their families. however, the way that we allow service members to accrue g.i. bill benefits is inherently unfair. while active duty service members receive credit for g.i. bill benefits every day they are in the service, guard and reserve members only accrue those benefits in very limited circumstances. . those disparities continue to

where workers operate in close quarters, and levin says the court left the door open for state or local mandates. the opinion does say the right place to do. this is at the state and local and private employee level . the ruling comes just before cal osha was to consider vaccine and testing mandates just next week, right caliper cal osha would have voted to put into effect basically the identical standard in california. now of course, with the supreme court's opinion, whether they'll take that vote up is in question. the court ruled in favor of vaccine and testing mandates for health providers. with justices roberts and kavanaugh ruling with justices breyer, kagan and sotomayor, it was the theory of the case that was different and the and the reason is that the medicare and medicaid rule was framed as a spending requirement . so if a health facility does not want the vaccine mandate, they don't have to accept. the medicare money. many california health workers applauded the decision where i work, we don't have e c access to testing on site. i wish it was even a broader decision, but i t

and another boon for the buddhist league as byron munich strike, or robert levin doff ski is named faith as best men player for the 2nd year in ah, i'm to me so much, gartner, thank you for joining us. german foreign minister on elena burbock says there is no alternative to good relations between moscow in berlin. she was speaking, it talks in the russian capital with her counterpart, sir gay lover of among the topics on the agenda are the russian true build up on the ukranian border and fears that russia could invade its neighbor bare rock said they would be discussing a host of issues including ones that cast a shadow over their bilateral ties. and the german foreign minister emphasized the importance of this visit. in the next buckingham, the command of the last a few weeks. more than 100000 russian soldiers have gathered meal. the ukrainian bod own enough for no comprehensible reason. it is difficult not to interpret this as a threat, dashti. and so since i took office that a large part of my discussions has may not be entered on the question of following cooperation with russia on d

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ trey: trey: hello -- hello america, i am mark levin. we're pleasing to be here.pleased to have pete hegseth with me, we agree this country is not at precipice looking in the abyss, we're in the abyss looking to claw our way out, we want this hour to talk with you about what we can do about it, where we are and how we got here. and so, rather than me, doing a one hour. monologue, i thought who best to discuss this with me, that is american marxism, than pete hegseth, thank you. >> i am beyond humbled. to be here. . >> it is my honor. >> what "american marxism" arrived in my mailbox, it was like christmas for me. >> thank you. >> phenomenal read. it could not be a more important moment for all reasons you stated, his that same feeling we're not looking at the abyss, we're in middle of it, you s use word marxism for first time in a title in your book, ill dive in to a portion on fox and friends, i talked about how i would like to ask you a thousand questions.st page 251, a washington reading payne's word at battle of trenton, you say our challenge day is justs cruci

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. >> reporter: collection or not, right now some of the levine's most important works are not on them, the smithsonian showcase for modern art. how does it feel to see this up here and how excited they are about your gifts? >> wonderful, absolutely wonderful. >> reporter: they have bequeathed the museum one of the most important troptroves of marcel duchamp. >> it has absolutely no aesthetic value. >> reporter: it is a dog comb. >> yeah. if you found it in the gutter, you wouldn't even take it out. >> reporter: then why did you pay a lot of money to own it? >> because it is a duchamp statement that art need not be pretty. he tries to get into your head. >> reporter: born in normandy in 1887 to a family of traditional painters, duchamp would cause a sensation when his modernist painting, a nudie sending a staircase, was rejected by an important parisan art show in 1912. the fact that viewers thought it was hot to see a nude on a staircase had something to do with the initial rejection. >> reporter: but melissa chu says the painting was a huge hit when he showed it at the famed new yor

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