november 4th of 2005 then-senator levine introduced legislation to create a commission modelled on the 9/11 commission to look into the agency's treatment of detainees. three days later you drafted a cable, four days later the tapes were destroyed. were you aware of senator levin's actions and the timing seems very close to acting on behalf of potential congressional action, and in mr. morel's statements there was comment that your superior mr. rodriguez was aware that two white house counsel, the counsel to the vice president, the dcia and the hipse ranking member had all expressed opposition or reservations about destruction of the tapes. so were you aware of those facts that mr. rodriguez was at least aware of and were you aware of the actions of senator levin when you drafted your memo and then had the tapes subsequently destroyed? >> senator warner, what i recall were the security issues surrounding the tapes.

i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." and we're here tonight to discuss an issue that i think is of grave importance. what happens if the electrical grid goes down, and is it easy to take it out? and who might take it out, and what can we do to protect it? this is a very, very important program as far as i'm concerned, so i brought in the best, who i can think of, dr. peter pry. how are you, sir? >> thank you for having me, sir. >> my honor, i consider you the foremost expert. you've written about it, widely testified. the executive director of the task force on national and homeland security. this electromagnetic pulse, emp and other threats, director of the united states nuclear strategy forum and advisory form to counter weapons of mass destruction. boy, you must be staying up at night. you must have nightmares. you are an intelligence officer with the cia responsible for analyzing soviet and russian strategy and operational plans including emp threats. let's begin at the beginning. what's emp? >> electromagnetic pulse

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i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have a great guest, gordon chang, how are you, my friend. >> fine, thank you so much, mark. mark: great to see you, gordon chang, expert on china, north korea, really asia, generally. you graduated from cornelle university in american history. then you graduated from cornelle law school in 1976. >> i couldn't escape. mark: you couldn't escape. i'm sure you were surrounded by all kinds of cool liberals. anyway, you are fairly ubiquitous as an expert on north korea and china. and frankly america in terms of our dealings with these countries, obviously, this is teed up because the president is supposedly in june, june 12th to be meeting with the dictator of north korea, kim jong-un, and yet, this week there's been all kinds of ups and downs and so forth, and i want to get into that, but i want the folks to understand also something here. i have here a document, a document that goes back to 1985, and all the discussions, negotiations, side deals, actual deals, bigtime deals between the

mark: hello, america, i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty & levin." we have two great guests two, buddies, i just noticed, two italianos. dan bongino, how are you? joe digenova, it's an honor. >> mark. mark: let me just briefly say joe, you are a wonderful united states attorney for the district of columbia under a great president from 1983 to 1988 under ronald reagan. you received your undergraduate degree from the university of cincinnati. law degree from georgetown. you later served as an independent counsel investigating the 1992 preelection search of then-candidate bill clinton's passport file. did that go on for eight years, i'm curious? >> no. mark: six months or something like that. >> we cleared everybody. mark: did you your job and ended it. dan bongino. >> yes, sir. mark: penn state university, you earned a masters of business administration, you work with the new york city police department for four years from '95 to '99. you joined the secret service in '99 as a special agent. and you eventually protected a president, as i recall. >> yeah

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: 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 baby. that is the national memorial day concert. i don't miss it. there are other things i want to get into, and your acting career. to me, you are kind of unusual for hollywood. you are an exceptional patriot. you are a super patriot. you are involved in veterans' activities. you are involved in so many veterans activities, i can't keep count of them. i was studying this over the weekend just so you know. over the last weekend. let's 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 south south side of chicago, and then i moved eventually, when

levin, how are you from my friend?etting really ticked off because you are right, you have all of these people, they say, vagueness, they can't indict a sitting president, no kidding. you've been saying it for over a year. we pointed out repeatedly. the media has gotten every aspect of this wrong. they'vef ignored the real crime, the real abuse of power and corruption scandal in this country and they've been on a witch hunt that is now going on over a year. toto me, this has to come to an end and some truth needs to come out, sir. >> this been an investigation oddly enough, sean, has disclosed, has revealed, that the greatest perpetrator of cash against the american people was the federal government. the greatest perpetrator of the american people was the federal government, fbi, cia, national intelligence director. >> sean:te not rank-and-file. >> of course not. i want to take this to the next level. the president of the united states will not be indictedl. and if he is, he will take it to the supreme court and to hea

mark levin will join us. we start with president trump reeking to the news that the fbi, yes, was spying, spying on the trump campaign. now, this has never happened before in american history. let's take a look. >>. >> president donald trump: congress would like to see documents opened up. a lot of people are saying they had spies in my campaign. if they had spies in my campaign, that would be a disgrace to this country. that would be one of the biggest insults that anyone has ever seen and very illegal aside from everything else. make probably every political event every look like small potatoes. we want to make sure there weren't. i hope there weren't, frankly. if they had spies in my campaign, during my campaign for political purposes, that would be unprecedented in the history of our country. >> unprecedented in -- and illegal. i want to take it one step further. this is how serious and dangerous all of this is. if we as a country do not get to the bottom of this and expose everything about these deep-sta

the great one, mark levin.showing their true colors on whatou they would do to president trump if god forbid they took control of congress il november. this will be the most important midterm election in our lifetime. that is not hyperbole. dr. gorka, dan bongino, next. ♪ thethe more you know theme, commute is worth it. for all the work you pour into this place, you sure get a lot more out of it. you and that john deere tractor... so versatile, you can keep dreaming up projects all the way home. it's a longer drive. but just like a john deere, it's worth it. nothing runs like a deere. now you can own for just 99 dollars a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. not the conservative guy, travis allen. what about this john cox? talks a big game... but what's he done? a chicago lawyer? huh? t

guy levine is an epidemiologist who works at the hebrew university of jerusalem and the dasa medical center he's evaluated one hundred eighty international studies on sperm counts. we're seeing a dramatic fall in the total sperm count and the sperm concentration and men in the western world. the studies which levine evaluated were compiled over the last four decades between one thousand nine hundred seventy three and two thousand and eleven they examine the sperm count of healthy men in europe and the us a senior physician at the hebrew university's school of public health he says the decline in male fertility is alarming here with sperm counts have fallen fifty percent in forty years. a human issue a bit more these days there are many men and israel germany austria the us denmark most western countries but not only on the west who suffer from for tell. the problems today you. run a coke man is a gynecologist and fertility expert at the privilege a clinic of the dawson medical center she spent fifteen years researching the concentration and motility of sperm provided by israeli donor

the studies which levine evaluated work. compiled over the last four decades between one thousand nine hundred seventy three and two thousand and eleven they examine the sperm count of healthy men in europe and the us a senior position at the hebrew university's school of public health he says the decline in male fertility is alarming yet sperm counts have fallen fifty percent in forty years. a human issue these days there are many men and israel germany austria the us denmark most western countries but not only in the west who suffer from fertility problems today you will. roni coke men is a gynecologist and fertility expert at the party clinic of the dawson medical center she spent fifteen years researching the concentration and motility of sperm provided by israeli donors. her research shows a forty percent drop in sperm quality. the quality of donated sperm needs to be excellent but if this trend continues by the year twenty thirty it will have declined to such an extent that i don't know is will be in fact sile salami a

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and our adam levine exclusive. >> you got me to sit down. is. >> this is big time. >> is his new gig making him want to leave "the voice." >> in the moment, there is no stopping it. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> amal clooney and rihanna have glamd up and teamed up tonight. co-hosting the oscars of fashion. the met gala. keltie knight is there. the big news is a surprise no show. >> this is the party that everyone wants to go to. why did bee wherein say cancel at the last minute? >> a source tells "e.t." that beyonce backed out of tonight's met gala to spend private time with her husband. saying, quote, jay z surprised her with a trip, because he felt she needed to relax before their tour. ♪ looking to crazy in love. >> the couple's "on the run" tour is a month away. designer peter dundas, who dressed beyonce for the grammys had been working for week on beyonce's dundas gown. beyonce may be out. but amal clooney is definitely on board. she's a co-chair tonight. last night, she and george enjoyed a rare date night out in new york. wi

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mark: hello, america, i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty & levin" and we're here tonight to discusshink is of grave importance. what happens if the electrical grid goes down, and is it easy to take it out, and who might take it out and what can we do to protect it? this is a very, very important program as far as i'm concerned. i brought in the best they can think of, dr. peter pry. how are

i'm harvey levin. this is a story about a woman who turned her back on a lucrative career on wall street to become the perfect homemaker. this 19th-century tailor's table will be absolutely perfect for the adult. harvey: but martha stewart's life wasn't all perfection. i did not want to get divorced. i think he had a wandering eye. and wandering whatever. ( laughs ) harvey: she was a billionaire. unstoppable until a tiny stock deal landed her in prison. james comey was the prosecutor. yeah, dear james. do you think that he's sexist? martha would not only rebound and rebuild, she would completely redefine herself, with a little help from some friends. i had to sit next to snoop. i was so high. say again? i was so high. harvey: martha stewart, good in the kitchen, kick-ass in the board room. martha stewart. how do you do? what's crack a-lackin'? ( laughs ) everything. ( laughs ) thank you so much for doing this. i am fascinated by your journey. how you got to where you are today. - great. - and that's wh

life liberty and levin. i call him the great one mark levin.'m gonna put you on and talk about the story. i forced you to do radio. let's be honest about this. i don't want to do it, and i made you do it for me. i made you work for free for a year on weekends. that's one of the highlights of my career, my friend. how are you? >> see the outcome of the world never been different. >> sean: mark, when i read the judge on friday, i thought of you. years ago, he wrote an incredible book called "men in black." you wrote the liberty -- american tyranny. liberty versus tyranny. >> so many of them. stay when they are all great books. your constitutional scholar. you see what's happening. you've heard whether the judge said friday. they are putting the screws to paul manafort. it has nothing to do with collusion. they want him to sing. be careful. he may not just saying. he may compose. i was proud of that judge because that judge nailed it. now you see sara carter's report tonight. comey and mueller coordinating. tell me why this is so big. >> let's hop

mark: hello, america, i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty & levin."o great guests two, buddies, i just noticed, two italianos. dan bongino, how are you? joe digenova, it's an honor. >> mark. mark: let me just briefly say joe, you are a wonderful united states attorney for the district of columbia under a great president from 1983 to 1988 under ronald reagan. you receive

i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin."ere tonight to discuss an issue that i think is of grave importance. what happens if the electrical grid goes down, and is it easy to take it out? and who might take it out, and what can we do to protect it? this is a very, very important program as far as i'm concerned, so i brought in the best, who i can think of, dr. peter pry. how are you, sir? >> thank you for having me, sir. >> my honor, i consider you the

i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." i have a wonderful guest tonight.y sinise, how are 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

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michelle levine says she was overcharged for a visit that was supposed to be covered by insurance.w posted on several websites claimed the doctor had a crooked business practice. well, the doctor calls that an outright lie. >> it didn't even cross my mind. i was shocked. at first i was in disbelief. i wrote back to a lawyer and i was a little mad. i'm like, that is not defamatory. everything i wrote is true. >> just because you are allowed to and are able to doesn't mean that you should do so without reservations about what you say. your first amendment right doesn't giveou the righto defame someone. >> interesting, so, levine says that she's already spent $20,000 fighting the lawsuit, and the case is far from over. >>> nearly 200,000 packs of birth control pills are being recalled because they could increase the risk for unwanted pregnancy. the packs of taytulla pills contained placebo and active pills out of order. the packs have an expiration date of may 2019. more details on atmfans.com. >>> the mother of all comebacks and serena williams made a major fashion statement along th

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november 4th of 2005 then senator levin introduced legislation to create a commission model on the 9/11 commission to look into the agency's treatment of detainees. three days later you drafted the cable, four days later the tapes were destroyed. were you aware of senator levin's actions and the timing seems very close to acting on behalf of potential congressional action? and in mr. morel's statements there were comments that your superior mr. rodriguez was aware that two white house counsels, the counsel of the vice president, the dni and the dcia and the hipsi had all expressed reservation of the destruction of the tapes. were you aware of those facts that mr. rodriguez was at least aware of and were you aware of the actions of senator levin when you drafted your memo and then had the tapes subsequently destroyed? >> senator warner, what i recall were the security issues surrounding the tapes. i don't recall pending legislation. i just don't recall that. >> what about the issue of all of the counsels, the counsel of the vice president, dnirhipsi ranking member, the fact there was -

trump accuser shared her story of allegedly being groped by trump on an airplane, one source says levine it his mission for days to discredit her. it was just part of tmz's news gathering. two days after jessica drake accused trump of sexual assault, tms published an article saying it was all an publicity stunt because she also opened an online sex shop. she sought financial approval from their parent company to buy a trump tape. it is unclear whether the gold air was to publish the tape or help hide it. i am joined by "the daily beast" reporter who broke this story. he was the executive editor of "the national enquirer." thanks for being here. >> good day. >> gout a hot one. >> we do. >> it's your story that tmz likes donald trump which is perfectly fine, or that tmz is doing something untoward on behalf of donald trump? >> based on multiple interviews, dozens of former and current tmz staffers, detailed a pattern that was going on in the newsroom of tmz and the lead-up to the election. one former staff actually referred to it as a propaganda operation. they went from covering kardashi

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royal author angela levin is in the studio with me now. well timed!ok that you think will surprise people? i think he is very charismatic. he is talked of as not having much academic skills, but he has something that you can't actually improve on, which is instinct, intuition and a lot of people who are damaged in some way, whether they are young and have had difficult or dysfunctional families, or they are soldiers who have post—traumatic stress syndrome. he is extraordinary with them. he knows exactly what to say that goes right to the heart of them, whatever age they are, but doesn't offend them. and soldiers afterwards have said to me, he has given me hope. it's the first time i feel more confidence and that i should live. extraordinary. he is quite magic. but at the same time, he is damaged and you can see dark shadows coming across his face when he is a bit tetchy about something, usually admin or bureaucracy. he wants to get things done. he is full of energy. he is a fascinating combination. i think that is why women particularly like him, beca

levin i absolutely would i mean within levanon there's always a debate where that lebanese nationalists say look we don't want to spoil a lot of infighting in city as we don't want neverland being in a conflict that israel would like peace but this having said that is hizbullah is a very strong force on the ground and by making political gains essentially they're saying that that cause which is business is to israel is an illegitimate cause now how the numbering gauge is quite a different question the fighters in the south and the golan heights on the city inside of all his beloved fighters these are the fighters who trained shia militias of iraq. which is sitting inside a gulag and i met several of them myself and said so so if there is a war than those fighters are likely to join in his will that is present in city of their fighters in numbers and as well as here in lebanon as well so whatever conflict happens whether in syria or another on his less likely to participate in his level is going to be engaged ok and. not not very good prospects that in beirut many thanks. kenya's top pro

i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin."ve a great guest, gordon chang, how are you, my friend. >> fine, thank you so much, mark. mark: great to see you, gordon chang, expert on china, north korea, really asia, generally. you graduated from cornelle university in american history. then you graduated from cornelle law school in 1976. >> i couldn't escape. mark: you couldn't esca

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before the changing of the guard there was a finals or concession by and white close early on robert levin tarski's free kick hitting the bar a lot of the frankfurt and they took advantage and say ray that rob thomas and fired in the opening go. by and struggled to break down frankfurt study defense thomas miller's thirty third minute and that was their first shots on target at half time points hietzing set to go up in smoke but their day improved shortly after the break your shoe a chemical cross found love and dusty and the pole leveled the schools. but in the eighty second minute the underdogs retook the late great which was the hero again he lifted the ball over all right to put frankfurt in dreamland. and the last minute all right went out for a corner and when the ball broke me at each individual race three to ensure a stunning victory. what's an achievement for they say. everyone said we'd get rushed. so we showed hearts and we paid in by munich australia has them and if you stick together you can achieve anything in football and in life and that's what this team has shown us that t

david levine joined him raising up a shirt and of the scar of the unum. -- of vietnam. that?ol is it is something i will never forget. i will never forget. there are certain cartoons, none of them come to mind, they may come to yours. and cartoons about certain issues that leaves a branded image in your mind about that certain subjects. that is why satire is so strong. that is why cartoons are so important. and, so -- roslyn: we have some time for questions. please. not all at once. i know there are so many. that youd last night recused yourself from the case because you had [inaudible] if that true? roslyn: i should win an academy 12rd for trying to herd pulitzer cartoonist and you to ask a question like that. [laughter] uh oh. any other questions? yes? >> [indiscernible] i created a cartoon about the environment. [indiscernible] >> that was one of my cartoons that people bring up all the time. not just you. people. >> many people. >> it came from the heart. it came from the heart -- big oil. i may want to come up with that again like i did with this one. it is still relevan

. >> pamela levin, chief financial officer, health services system. i have with me our contracts manager who's sitting down at this point. >> and he is? >> he is michael visconti. he has an injured leg. >> i saw him hobble to the front, and i'm hoping it wasn't a result of this rfp process. >> he didn't have to kick anybody. >> thank goodness it happened the night after the selection. >> that's fine. no details. >> so it's recommended that the health service board approve ratify and award the contract award to aon consulting to provide actuarial consulting services to the san francisco health board and the san francisco health system and authorize hssf to provide with the negotiation of the contract with aon. aon received the highest score from an evaluation panel that consisted of city managers, two of them from the office of the controller, two from the health service system, and one from the san francisco employee retirement system. in terms of the rfp, the hfp requires respondents to confirm several new conditions and contractual requirements, inc

i also watched mark levin on your show. and i think mark has this exactly right. which is this is a constitutional crisis. i advise the president to do what ronald reagan did. he picked a tower commission. he picked three imminent experts in the field of foreign policy and they came up with solutions that the country needs to implement immediately. >> sean: and dr. loudon, i can't imagine what the reaction would be if they spied on the hillary campaign and she actually was paying for russian lies. >> right. again, if they had done all of this, if anything in this were fair from the things that have taken place in a totally hypocritical manner by the left, by the powers that be, the government agencies. but then the media never reporting it after at least, sean and giving the federal agencies permission essentially to go ahead and to cover the whole thing up in hindsight. it's horrible. it is a constitutional crisis. >> sean: last word, matt. >> you know, the american people are getting the joke here. they know that there were abuses and the president's numbers are