the levin center, the carl levin center for oversight and democracy focuses on the importance of conducting oversight by congress and the 50 state legislatures around the country. the supreme court has said that our elected leaders are meant to be the and voice of their constituents to try to find out what the government is doing and how to attack particular problems and improve the country. and that's what we're focused on. we think you can't, as senator levin used to say, you can't have good government without good oversight. and that's what we try to promote. fact based bipartisan oversight by our elected leaders. well, tell us a little bit more about senator carl levin. well, carl levin was our founder and namesake. he was the longest serving senator from michigan, 36 years in the u.s. senate. and he spent virtually all of that time conducting oversight hearings. he looked at what government did? he looked at who. a wide range of complicated problems. we had hearings looking at enron, the financial crisis, money laundering, tax evasion. we had a lot of fun doing very complex investigati

levine: we then published a page one cover story-- "john edwards love child scandal!"ed 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. what people want in new hampshire is they wanna see change. they wanna see something different than they see now. but the political tides had turned. a few days later, edwards lost the new hampshire primary... john edwards a distant third-- must be a disappointing 17%. ...and a few weeks later, the south carolina primary. he's only winning two counties, including where he was born-- seneca. obama broke out as the party favorite just as edwards began to implode. it's time for me to sep-- step a

levin: no. i do think there is an important, and this has been a critical issue in the university debate, universities are one of those places where it's possible to encounter voices that are not yours and views that are not yours. and to the extent universities come to believe their purpose is to shut down those voices, to narrow the range of debate in american life, which too many universities seem to believe is their role, they are undermining american citizens. i do think on that front, when it comes to facilitating a broader range of views that students can be better educating, better informed, that are able to participate -- better able to participate, is essential. that's a way american universities have failed dramatically in the 21st century. it's a failure they need to recognize. i think that's been happening increasingly. obviously there is more work to do. it's not easy work or safe work and it's easy for me to talk about it not being a professor. it's hard to do when your livelihood

but first, what is the levin center? elise bean? the carl levin center for oversight and democracy is a nonprofit associated with wayne state university law school in detroit. our namesake and founder was carl levin, who was a champion of congressional oversight. and our center focuses on one of its key missions is to improve fact based bipartisan oversight by congress and by the 50 state legislatures around the country. and carl levin, of course, was longtime chair of the senate armed services committee, i believe. did you work for us? did you work for him on the hill? well, i worked for him on the permanent subcommittee on investigations for nearly 30 years. now, doing that, can you imagine holding a hearing for days after a tragedy today that would be so difficult? i think back then this was very early in the country's history and they used hearings a lot more for fact finding. today, what we tend to do, the fact finding off stage, and then once we figure out what happened, we then convey that information to hearing. but back the

and what about the levin center? well, senator levin was the longest serving senator from the state of michigan. he served six terms, 36 years and he did many, many things. but one of the things he was really focused on was doing good oversight and making sure that those lessons learned from the mccarthy era, the lessons about the importance of a bipartisan investigation, of investigations that are truly committed to finding the facts. he took those lessons to heart. and when he came to the senate in 1979, he really made it his mission to to do everything he could to try to investigate corruption, malfeasance. and just really the performance of government, because he believed in government leave, the government had an important role to play in solving problems and in helping people. but he was concerned that the government, the administrative state that had grown up in the in the aftermath of the new deal and certainly after the great society, that it was not as effective it needed to be. and the government had not r

jim townsend of the levin center. oliver north testimony.id it move the needle in the investigation. well, it certainly heightened the level of of controversy and drama around the investi gation. as i mentioned before, he was a very, you know, kind of colorful figure who, you know, we already had millions of people watching these hearings, millions of people really following every every movement of this. you know, this was sort of in the early days of the 24 hour news cycle. and the you know, there was a media feeding frenzy and when he came forward, he really upped sort of the level of intensity. and the revelation is, you know, that the evidence around him that to some degree he had to admit to indicated that he and some of his associates had shredded documents, had deleted emails, had done a great deal to to obscure the truth, to basically hide what was going on, hide an illegal activity that the congress had explicitly forbidden. so a lot was learned in the course of investigating oliver north and also john poindexter, the national secur

mark: hello america i market levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday.eat guests, ted cruz and katie before we get to our guests, you hear a lot of hitler these days from the democrats, from their media may be a general or two. i got to thinking, what do people know about hitler? could be half the country design of the foggiest idea the democrat party has been very successful in dumbing down what hitler did with the third reich means in fact the democrat party's been calling republicans hitler from barry goldwater to ronald reagan, george w. bush, richard nixon, john mccain, mitt romney they called nikki haley, eva brought hitler, hitler, hitler. donald trump they must decide in a million times. it is because kamala harris is sophomoric but she's childish. she lacks substance a sheet lashes out to be the amazing thing about the people using the word hitler comes from a party who has members that worship hitler. he talked like hitler. who attacked the jews who are anti- semites who attacked the state of israel. kamala harris has supported her reelection.

mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" send a pre-thank you for beingsts america's governor, governor desantis representative at byron donald. before we get to them, biden kamala harris, blinken, sullivan the four stooges. they should be ashamed of themselves they should be embarrassed. they should be apologizing to benjamin netanyahu the state of israel and the american people. why? because something fantastic happened last week. despite the fact that the biden/harris regime did everything they could to prevent that, despite the fact the whole western world did everything they could to prevent it. what am i talking about? this entire episode is demonstrated that the western world whether it is europe, the united states, under this current regime has lost its moral clarity. has lost its moral courage. has turned on its own founding principles and belief system this is quite simple but there's nothing complicated about it. terrorists who invaded israel unprovoked specifically targeting babies, children, teenagers, women, men, with the most monstrous geno

mark: hello america i am marco levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" son sunday but we havo greatr "life, liberty & levin" and bernie moreno so i hope to call senator in the state of ohio he's run against the marxist socialist. we will get to that in a moment. you know, folks, there are leaders and there are leaders. there are statesmen and there are statesmen. mark, what are you talking about? we have people in this country who are absently fabulous. we have had fabulous presidency. what makes them so remarkable as they think out-of-the-box. donald trump thanks out of the box. donald trump is and will be a historic and iconic figure. not from america's media today and today the authors, 20, 50, 100 years from now he will get the acclaim that he deserves. it will not do him any good today. but one day that will happen. why? because he is a leader and he is a statesman in. just because he does not use washington speak it. just because he does not play by the rules of the ruling class establishment which is a failure, which is turned on the american people who were power-hungry. it

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mark: hello america i am marco levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday. guests general robert spalding and victor davis hanson. we'll get to them in a moment. i'm going to tell you folks i'm so sick and tired of the democrat party and harris and biden yammering and screaming they stand for democracy or donald trump and maggie is a threat for the democrat parties never stood for democracy. ever. we do not need to take lectures from them. here's is our precious constitution. just in recent years they attacked separation of powers. they attacked the first amendment, misinformation, disinformation, they are all saying the first amendment is not pure it's pretty close. but who talks like that? biden kamala harris, clinton, this administration has been the most offensive when it comes to free speech. our free speech than any administrations of the woodrow wilson. and second amendment they hate your right to bear arms for the want to disarm you. they are working on it. looking for regulations and everything they possibly can weird talk but the bill of rights the

. ♪ ♪ >> this is "life, liberty and levin." sunday.ould say most loathe some and vial politic of last half century award goes to hillary clinton. the worst of the worst. to the bottom of the barrel. sinks, and sinks even below, below, there she is again on cnn last i checked, knicks played there they are not upset about 2024. where neo-nazis populate the democrat party anding or swreases that support democrat party, and populate some of the supports and vote ors and kamala harris. you know river to the sea crowd, neo-nazis, tlaib omar and their ilk. i have not heard anyone deyoung them or how about care, hamas front group, neo-nazis, they support her, and so do so many that are jwjew haters. let's talk history and the democrat party. and hitler. and the nazis, and the jews, and while we're at it let's throw in some of racism against blacks. >> you know one thing you will see next week caitlin is trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939, i write about this in my book. president roosevelt was appalled that neo-na

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i am jon scott and now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪ welcome back america.ere here with general robert spalding. in many ways i think we are importing individuals who hold these viewpoints while not assimilating them. i think your point about the new forms of communication were anybody anywhere in the world can feed information into our society. in our media it has an impact as well. so, it's time to address these things internally. how would we go about doing that? >> only tow story. tell the story. when i was at the pentagon we had an intern come over from china. the intern landed at dulles airport and they sent a week chat message was is a platform that is in china to one of their friends in maryland. the friend never got the message because it was intercepted and canceled by the chinese. and so what you see, china's strategy was to basically create a firewall and then keep the people on the social meter platforms. so when they came over, they would stay connected to the chinese government. and so essentially you see the same thing with these people comin

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is "life, liberty and levin." sunday. say most loathe some and vial politic of last half century award goes to hillary clinton. the worst of the worst. to the bottom of the barrel. sinks, and sinks even below, below, there she is again on cnn last i checked, knicks played there they are not upset about 2024. where neo-nazis populate the democrat party anding or swreases that support democrat party, and populate some of the supports and vote ors and kamala harris. you know river to the sea crowd, neo-nazis, d tlaib omar and their ilk. i have not heard anyone deyoung them or how about care, hamas front group, neo-nazis, they support her, and so do so many that are jwerkjew haters. let's talk history and the democrat party. and hitler. and the nazis, and the jews, and while we're at it let's throw in some of racism against blacks. >> you know one thing you will see next week caitlin is trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939, i write about this in my book. president roosevelt was appalled that neo-n

even as barry levine and the enquirer were getting ever closer to blowing it all up subsequently, weere able to develop the source. >> now closer to rielle hunter who says that not only is the a affair true, but she's pregnant now with john's child and there freaking out so when did you find out you're pregnant july 2007. >> how do you tell john the news that he's about to have kid with your new before i knew i he just sensed it. yeah. he said, this is your choice. whatever you want to do with with us, i support. yeah. >> i was 43-years-old and never been pregnant in my life. i was like, i'm having his baby. this is my shot of being a mom through the source that we had developed. we found out that john edwards had moved her to a gated community in chapel hill, north carolina. she's five or six months pregnant. she has to be traveling to an obstetrician nearby. >> that's right. be'eri and the national enquirer staked out every ob-gyn in the area and waited for real to come in for an appointment. >> she left the doctor's office to a grocery store we attempted to question her than and s

we have mark levin coming up and j.d. vance coming up., of course, goat their reaction to this. near and dear to mark levin's heart being a jewish american. >> brian: he has a great show last night as carley knows. up watching. >> carley: he certainly did. >> brian: tell us what is happening. >> carley: wild video of frontier flight on flames landing in las vegas over the weekend. pilots detected the smoke and declared an emergency. crews managed to put that fire out, which started on the plane's right engine. thankfully none of the flight's 190 passengers and seven crew members were hurt. the national transportation safety board is investigating this scary situation. democratic vice presidential nominee tim walz sitting down with shannon bream on "fox news sunday" for first sunday show appearance since joining the harris campaign. and the minnesota governor trying to down play past misstatements. >> they heard me the other night speaking passionately about gun violence and misspeaking. i got to be honest with you, shannon, i don't think

jon levine joins us this morning.ink harris can avoid defining her policies for another two weeks, just run out the clock? >> i don't think she has a lot of good options. i think her policies if she defined be grossly unpopular so i don't think said knows what she believes on a lot of issues she's all over the map on everything and fracking and do we want to perform gender reassignment surgeries for inmates? even the lobbyists can't say where she is, so she's running sort of a he's the worst person in the world, you have to pick me because he's horrible but that reminds me of hillary clinton. look at what he said. how can our children and it was never about her, and it clearly didn't work for her and i don't think it works for kamala harris. stuart: she's not really on the campaign trail all that much is she? >> she's not in the basement physically bus she might as well be. she only gives very very safe interviews. obviously she did bret baier but that's it. you'll never see her on fox again and you just, she's joinin

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levin: no. i do think there is an important, and this has been a critical issue in the university debate, universities are one of those places where it's possible to encounter voices that are not yours and views that are not yours. and to the extent universities come to believe their purpose is to shut down those voices, to narrow the range of debate in american life, which too many universities seem to believe is their role, they are undermining american citizens. i do think on that front, when it comes to facilitating a broader range of views that students can be better educating, better informed, that are able to participate -- better able to participate, is essential. that's a way american universities have failed dramatically in the 21st century. it's a failure they need to recognize. i think that's been happening increasingly. obviously there is more work to do. it's not easy work or safe work and it's easy for me to talk about it not being a professor. it's hard to do when your livelihood

i can now speak to journalist bollix levine and tel aviv welcome back, a relic. what's the situation where you are until of use today as well? i would say that the just the, the, all 3 of the to be up to the audio spokesperson set that up these back to normal. and even the usually the interface built in the game. but of course, the circuit, the whole situation especially that it's happening in the book fair. what did you with you here? um uh, muted suspect to the public. i would see lots of people that are on the street or we did it yesterday. but today's morning thing is almost back to normal. i would say that the people are still uh, going to the uh to do this for the substitute. the groceries in preparation include the holidays and the the whole situation may be i would say that the people are more expected than were sad or more with the, the, to the lives of 6 is yesterday. and that, and where i counted up going to kind of any of the, from the area ever, all the worry about the attack a by you around. uh, this is for say what these 80 something use um and the

tell him in a standing by cellar israel continued to strike levin on overnight as we saw. what's the latest there? and so he and be rude. we have witnessed yes, another very violence night. is there any army have carried out at least 17 air strikes? he and the silence up groups of a be rude low to media is reporting that at least 6 building have completely flats on to during these attacks. is really, i mean, also continued airstrikes in other parts of the country, like in the bit called valley and east, or in the south of the country. the liberties army also said that is very of horses have killed 3 of the soldiers. well, it's very important here to highlight that the, nobody's army is not involved in this war. it is and is deployed and thousands of on. but it has a monitoring role there, together with the un peacekeeping troops. and it is also there to help civilians in rescue missions. and this is exactly how these 3 soldiers were killed. they were in a village trying to evacuate wounded people at the same time as well as those enquiring back rockets towards israel. thes

yeah, you see if i go up, is it the holding party alls built on their bodies to be levin's? i think the 1st thing that would happen is that the thousands and thousands of georgians would take to the streets and protests because we could expect even close their relations with russia and the fellows atoning away from the you, which nobody here once. and he goes to asians on you. membership remain suspended, frozen at georgia could lose its membership state is completely right. it means correspondents. you reset to thank you very much and you are up to date states. you and we have more news of the top of the so either thing and do the same way you expect and more different things from life than your parents do i just want to pursue what that's my thoughts or you think your kid is 2 different risky irresponsible, reasonable stopping port is this nonsense. i want my son to the doctor, joe in the clubs. it's time to.

well yeah, if you, if i the opposite the holding party of billy on everybody should be levin's. i think the 1st thing that would happen is to get to thousands and thousands of georgians would take to the streets and protests because we can expect to even close their relations with russia. and of those atoning away from the e u, which nobody in the tier ones negotiations on you members should remain suspended frozen in georgia, could lose its membership state is completely right. it'll be used correspondents. you reset to thank you very much for that style. talk some spots before we go. game one of baseball's. well, series was decided by the type of moments that every play of dreams about it was freddy fremont of the la dodgers, who as the bottom, whose false tides. and these is the that paul forehead won the game for early against the new york yankees is the 1st time in baseball history. a well series game has been decided by a grand slam home run. it means l e t k one new the in the 7 days was quite a hit, wasn't it? as a reminder about the whole story, lebanese state media say

john levine, that's a lot of money. 15 times more than the average person makes in this country. hard to get sympathy for strikers who make that kind of money. >> right it's just incredible to me that this guy had that very viral video yesterday where he sort of threatening the president. you're not going to invoke taft-hartley, and he has that great look and the accent and that forearm tatoo but it's bs. he's a millionaire and his son by the way is the executive vice president of the union so it runs in the family. he's just a common union thug boss. we've seen this many many times before going back to people like jimmy hoffa. it's crazy to me someone like that can threaten credibly to cripple the american economy because he's not getting a 50% raise i believe we just report? so i mean it's all the more reason why we need to get automation into these systems and ports as soon as possible because someone like that shouldn't have a chokehold over our economy. it's crazy. stuart: well said. let's talk about the administra

as you tomorrow night on life, liberty and levin. ♪ >> welcome to one nation, thank you for dating earlyreen to date plate. three guests, fantastic us. democrat to republican and manufacturing coming back is a good thing. iris is here for the moment that matter this weekend hope hogan, he's behind trump. we will find out why and maybe he will rip his shirt off. i'm not sure but the tale of two campaigns. so close between kamala harris and former president donald trump it could be won or lost in the last 17 days. the election is just around the corner. he battleground states like arizona, michigan, wisconsin but how close it is. it could come down to your boat. discuss the country for trump as double for workload with way more appearances that she has over money. more, all but most. trump has been through this before and she seems to be flailing badly shutting supporters. harris' team from the offense. don't worry about me, we'll talk about campus. his lost his mind. let's listen to how she punted or redirected. >> 70% of people. >> turning the page and rhetoric people are exhausted of. >

. >> he's harder than rachel levine i will give him that. call me rachel.put aside about how hot she is. i don't know why everyone is so upset about this dude pretending to be trends. isn't that what it's all about? that's the definition for me. >> greg: also you can change her mind. >> we're kind of indifferent. it looks like a troll. you don't care if it is or isn't. that's my sentiment towards trans people, to what you'd like. are not upset with you, stop trying to get taxpayer money for your cosmetic surgery. stop making it a social thing. because i don't agree with it doesn't mean i hate you and i want you to have harm. i can love you and be polite in society, i'm not asking you to burden everyone else. if you are like all the other trans people pretending to be whatever. >> greg: you know who this reminds me of? are favourite guest ever, the canadian shop teacher. remember? >> you want to run into that one. >> greg: one of the greatest long trolls of all time and has since disappeared to go return to a man and teach some other canadian province. i adm

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. >> it is my distinct on here to introduce my colleague yuval levin. i am ramesh ponnuru by. the way. yuval levin is an a person about whom people in my position usually say he needs no introduction, but that then raises another question of why i'm here. so will introduce them. he is the director of social culture constitutional studies here at aei were also holds the chair and public policy. the founder andal editor nationl affairs, he's also seen editor at the new atlantis, the contribute editor of "national review" and contribute opinion writer at the "new york times." in his role as director of social cultural and constitutional studies, i suppose i should point out he is in some sense my boss. so i guess he will be reviewing my performs as i review his today, which is about as good an example of democratic citizenship as we cann find. we are here to discuss yuval's new book, and if i may say so i think his best book yet, "american covenant: how the constitution unified our nation - and couldt again." it is a book that is i should say epistemically modest but politically

working from home we found a stabilization that people spend 25% of the working hours throughout holmes levinere then a day of 2019 where essentially 0 in this bit about a discussion is as good for productivity or bad for productivity and what he found it makes a lot of sense people are more productive when they work from home and it could be something that can make a difference now that we have this permanent future more people working from home. jack: we are out of time but can you give us your best investment idea based on the economic stuff that you are seeing. >> that's very important, because the economy is still doing very well we do not think the fed will be cutting rates and interest rates are going higher for longer and private credit and fixed-income is going to give yields that are generally higher than what we saw from 2008 to 2022 and the going to remain very attractive. >> tech startups are remaining private fo teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and

joining me now is guy levine, head of the hostages and missing families forum medical and resilience but to those of us hearing that kind of response for the first time about how they've lost themselves, not even thinking about something as simple as not seeing yourself in the mirror, and then seeing a different person. i just want to get your reaction and help us to understand the price that has been paid even though we all rejoiced when they came home. >> you know, you see now, and we just remember the ceremony of the people, by the people of israel, and it ended with kidnapped with his brother, and his father was kidnapped and murdered in captivity, and song about the secrets in the field, and they can tell you that the returning hostages still hide many secrets in their body and soul, and they cannot really recover. the families could not really recover, and the israeli people will not really recover until all the hostages return home and of course now there are still 101 hostages. they are still kidnapped in gaza. they don't have time. they are in hell. the words need to do some

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