& levin".e have a fantastic show tonight. do you want to know why i'm not the host, here's my buddy pete hegseth, what are the nicest, smartest guys i know. every couple of years when i have a book i say why not have pete here who reads the book and understands the book and talk to me about the book and make it very intriguing and interesting. i'm going to step out of the host mode and turn the show over to pete, he won't steal it i promise but he'll come back for interviews. i want to thank you. >> i cannot steal it if i wanted to, what an honor. >> i appreciate you handing this over to you far less capable. i study this book and i read it cover to cover i would advance copy of it. it's phenomenal, congratulations on a great book and out the gates i want to tell everybody it's worth giving to everybody in the state of our republic is that important. the last time we were here we were talking about american marxism, talk to the audience about how this is an extension you think about marxism as

angela levin the studio. angela levin is in the studio.ographer. he wasn't at the cenotaph today. he has paid the ultimate price. royal truth bombs before 11:00. but first, this . apologies, folks. the this. apologies, folks. the technology is always a bit slower on a sunday. we have the independents and thatcher's ad agency turns on cruel tories and backs starmer. the advertising giant that helped put margaret thatcher in power has attacked the cruelty of the conservatives and predicted a labour victory at the next election. richard huntingdon, strategy chief at saatchi and saatchi , says that saatchi and saatchi, says that britain needs saving from five more years of stagnation . ian more years of stagnation. ian also braverman still claims london streets are being polluted by hate, but finally praises . police say the praises. police say the independent, the eye newspaper jeremy hunt considers pre—christmas tax cuts to lift tory gloom and also to put a smile on neil hamilton's face. rishi sunak and jeremy hunt, the chancellor , consider

angela levin the studio. angela levin is in the studio.ographer. he wasn't at the cenotaph today. he has paid the ultimate price. royal truth bombs before 11:00. but first, this . apologies, folks. the this. apologies, folks. the technology is always a bit slower on a sunday. we have the independents and thatcher's ad agency turns on cruel tories and backs starmer. the advertising giant that helped put margaret thatcher in power has attacked the cruelty of the conservatives and predicted a labour victory at the next election. richard huntingdon, strategy chief at saatchi and saatchi , says that saatchi and saatchi, says that britain needs saving from five more years of stagnation . ian more years of stagnation. ian also braverman still claims london streets are being polluted by hate, but finally praises . police say the praises. police say the independent, the eye newspaper jeremy hunt considers pre—christmas tax cuts to lift tory gloom and also to put a smile on neil hamilton's face. rishi sunak and jeremy hunt, the chancellor , consider

levin."ay. with our great friend senator ted cruz, how are you. >> great. mark: how is your reelection race going, you have a tough one. >> we have a very tough fight, i'm running for reelection in 2024, and chuck schumer made clear i'm his number one target in country, last time i ran in 2018, they out spend me 3-1. they flooded cash into texas. they more than doubled democrat turn out in texas. and i ended up winning by barely 3 points, 2. 6%. and so, my likely opponent is a very liberal democrat congressman, has voted 100% with nancy pelosi. he is hard left. but she raising money like raze -- he is raising money like crazy, faster than beto o'rourke did 6 years ago. so, we'll face over 100 million dollars coming in against us. and the challenge, it is simple. if you are a left wing partisan, after donald trump, there is no body in the country you want to beat more than me, these guys and in new york, and challenging which orand challengi an-- or in chicago or in san francisco, they are giv

i'm mark levine, and this is life, liberty and levine. a very serious question i want you to think about. should have a very'sy answer, but it doesn't: what is joe biden's foreign policy? can anyone define it? can anybody give it contour or explanation and applying to one region or another. foreign policy should be based on a word i use all the time, prudence, not ideology. i don't think you call joe biden's foreign policy prudential given all the wars going on. and he's little fuse to many of them. look at middle east for now, for a moment. syria in the middle of a civil war. they've slaughtered anybody from 300-500,000 of its citizens. i don't remember joe biden giving a speech telling them to stop killing citizens and start to protect them. yemen is in the middle of a civil war and they're slaughtering people and they're a surrogate for iran and they're shooting missiles as well as acceptabling drones to kill -- sending drones to kill american soldierses, for which they're not paying any price. lebanon had a civil war. hezbollah has ba

you spoke with my friend hagai levine, we do care about the mental well being of the hostages. the moment the hostages cross the border, they get thrust in a soft envelope of mental support. this is not what neither hamas nor the egyptian exposed them during the transition from the, you know, from the -- where they were held through the egyptian border, so they were exposed suddenly to light. suddenly to camera, suddenly with a tremendous mode of people whom they don't know. each part of this complex deal is dependent on so many different interests of different stake holders. this is why fragile is the most relevant way to describe it. it requires a lot of goodwill, not necessarily trust, but a lot of luck that things will not fall apart. >> a lot of luck that things will not fall apart. moti, you described all of the parties that have been working on this for weeks, right? they started this process potentially as soon as the day after or the week after the horrific massacre. what is the role of each country from your point of view? what is the role of the qataris? what is the

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is life, liberty and levin.t to talk about casualties. do you think 100,000 civilian deaths in one year is significant? oh, it is massive. you consider it we lost about 59000 men and women in the vietnam war, when you consider we lost over 50000 in the korean war, that is a lot of people those were combatants not civilians, not citizens. so let me ask you a question. when a president of the united states keeps a border open intentionally, the southern border and upwards of 100,000 young americans age 18 -- 45 die every single year the border is open from fentanyl, almost a 100,000 civilian american civilian civilian casualties what kind of president is that? is that amanda gives a dan about human life is that a man who is compassionate about the american people? is that the manual is to protect the american people. he silent he didn't talk about it is funky keeps testifying the border is secure we need comprehensive immigration reform and i'm not even including the inhumanity of the other inhumanity taking place

this is life, liberty and levin. israeli strategic affairs minister and war cabinet member a very close confidant to prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcome mr. ambassador for a quick trick to be with you. it seems to me here in the united states the better the idf is doing the more israel and the idf run criticism from the media. the better the idf is doing, the more people around the world's routing and the better the idea for doing the more, do not want to break -- dragged into politics let's just say the more hostility there seems to bigness israel's i do not leave the impression the american people feel this way, absolutely not for the american people want to kick butt and hit as hard as you can and as fast as you can. to get that impression israel? or coul consider from the beging of the war everyone stands we are a victim. late it's a very good conversation which over the brutal enemy that not only attacked us in the most horrific way on october 7 given the size of our country it was equivalent of 20911's ki

right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ b6 hello america i am mark levine and this is life, liberty and levine.a constitutional republic when we have a media that dresses up as the free press but really is not what was intended by our framers of the constitution. the press is free but the press is free to live, to censor, to cover up, to omits, two projects, to create narrative sets with the american press has done that is what they've done to donald trump. that's what they've done to conservatives that's what they do about everything. it is a radical element within our society that's part of the democrat party and it is part of the american marxist and now now/islamicist mentality. i do not need to do a whole lot to prove it. just spend a few hours doing research wrote an entire book on it on freedom of the press but i want to get into some specifics with you because at times like this when there is an obvious right versus wrong, good versus evil people trying to exterminate other people. at a time like this you can see who the culprits are or who the reprobates are. have a little bit of conte

rajini: professor levine, thank you very much wo for bringing us up-to-date.or levine has been treating some of the hostages were released today. we will have more narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: pediatric surgeon. volunteer. topiary artist. a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned.

this is "life, liberty and levin". two fantastic guests, the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, and our friend alan dershowitz. before i get to the president, you know, i've been -- can to the prime minister, i've been thinking about this, how many armies on the face of the earth have been trained not to kill civil januaries? if as a matter of fact -- civilians? as a matter of fact, has our army been trained not to kill civilians? i'm just curious, because i don't know how many died in afghanistan, our media wasn't keeping track of that, in the korean war, the vietnam war, i just don't know. i don't think churchill gave a damn about how many civilian died when he was trying to defend his country, i know harry truman didn't give a damn. so it's very strange. we have a country in israel that is the only country with a military, to my knowledge, that is trained not to kill civilians, and they're up against an enemy that is trained to kill civilians, both their own palestinianings and israelis. so i hit here as

america i'm mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday we're going to be doing two shows onkend sunday 8 p.m. eastern same format completely different guests. this is our inaugural show for saturday and we have one of my great heros the great thomas saul most know who he is he's written columns and fantastic book been a leader in the liberty movement for at least half a century as far as i'm concerned. and he's been warning the american people of tyranny, what tyranny looks like creeping tyranny aggressive tyranny, and from my perspective we're sitting dab in the middle of it. and he's got this fantastic new book out social justice fallacies by thomas saul get amazon.com or any major book stores. it is a fantastic book, and i want to welcome you doctor saul and let me just say this to you. ives been following you since i was a little kid not to date both of us and you had an enormous impact on my life, in fact, you've had an enormous impact on the way i do this program i remember you with firing line, and beau buckley and debater unbelievable let me start this way. social ju

i'm royal author, angela levin. i'm going to be asking her whether royal author, angela levin.r, angela levin. i'm go not weye asking her whether royal author, angela levin. i'm go not we should g her whether royal author, angela levin. i'm go not we should feel r whether royal author, angela levin. i'm go not we should feel r whe forr or not we should feel sorry for prince seeing his mum prince harry, seeing his mum depicted like that. stay there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £201.05, or £306.85 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year, and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus cost of living payments. comedy legend jim davidson is coming up. but it's time now for our esteemed ed journalist and royal biographer, fan favourite angela levin. now britain's colonial scars continue to dominate the king's trip to kenya with the monarch stopping just short of apologising all you know what? i think it was a

i'm royal author, angela levin. i'm going to be asking her whether royal author, angela levin.r, angela levin. i'm go not weye asking her whether royal author, angela levin. i'm go not we should g her whether royal author, angela levin. i'm go not we should feel r whether royal author, angela levin. i'm go not we should feel r whe forr or not we should feel sorry for prince seeing his mum prince harry, seeing his mum depicted like that. stay comedy legend jim davidson is coming up. but it's time now for our esteemed ed journalist and royal biographer, fan favourite angela levin. now britain's colonial scars continue to dominate the king's trip to kenya with the monarch stopping just short of apologising all you know what? i think it was an apology. i'll let you decide. >> and we must also acknowledge the most painful times of our long and complex relations ship , long and complex relations ship, the wrongdoings of the past are a cause of the greatest sorrow and the deepest regret . and the deepest regret. >> the were abhorrent and unjustifiable acts of violence committed agains

[applause]. >> this is my first time welcoming mark levin to the reagan library. who has been here about of to welcome mark? all right. we're glad you're back and we're glad he's back. this is his eighth official visit to the reagan library. [applause] >> pretty cool. now, what you might not know is that mark has already slipped in a little bit more quietly from time to time to bring his family and share with them the history and the legacy of the president whose administration he served as an advisor and an advisor to several cabinet members. you may not be aware that just literally a few steps from where we sit right now, there's a bench dedicated to the memories of mark's mother and father. [applause] >> now, when most authors release a book, they go on a tour. they have to. they need to get the word out and they need to drive sales. mark doesn't need to do that. he's a natural best seller. he doesn't do a big tour. he emerges from his famous bunker, does a handful of event and gets back to his day-to-day work. for 16 years now the reagan library has been the l

i am not a fan of democratic party policy, but mark levine sounded like a nazi. gob smacked in the audience cheered him. it made my skin crawl. i do not challenge his right to speak his mind, i challenges content. i see the program will be aired tomorrow on c-span2 and i encourage everyone to tune in lynn listen to this guy. i found him chilling. -- everyone to tune in and listen to this guy. i found him chilling. caller: i want to talk a little bit about what the last guest had on about the poverty level. it does not change when you give a four-person $10,000 and i know firsthand because i have several sub $30,000 earners that i rent a lot of section eight property. i get to see firsthand how they spend the money they get, they just squander that money. that is why they are poor again within a few days after they get their checks. then they are back to living on what they had. the reason most people are poor, what is the solution, it is education? most people are poor because they are not properly educated and how to manage their money. that is what i've seen in

mendalyevich levin, who initiated me not just as a spectator, but also as a person who has some kindortant, because you understand, we there is, again, i said that we did not come down from the trees, or 3 days ago, not from outer space, we have a history, our own history, and it is important to remember those people who lived here before us, who loved, were friends, and so on further, we have our own traditions, they created here, of course, of course, and memorials are also our history, here are the soldiers who passed through belarus, who took away, created dramas, tragedies here, you know, here... every fourth, yes, then every third during the great patriotic war, you understand, no such a family, probably, which would not have been affected by the great patriotic war, i have both grandfathers, both fought, and my grandfathers, you know, that’s all, so how to treat it, this is part of my family history, how to treat it, as a part family history, if there is an opportunity, to do something good, useful, to create a memorial, i’m not just happy, well, i even consider it some kind o

guru angela levin, thinks he didn't.ng to the independent are. what independent. yes, we are. what can i bring you from the independent there? big picture story, of course, of rishi sunak on the front, as you would expect rattled rishi. expect, it says rattled rishi. i'll change law to send migrants to rwanda . onto the telegraph to rwanda. onto the telegraph now. pm will use emergency law to start rwanda flights . okay. to start rwanda flights. okay. the inflation story is still on the front there. starmer suffers biggest rebellion over israel ceasefire. they always pack loads onto the telegraph's front page they? there's also page, don't they? there's also a picture in relation to the final series of the crown. okay the picture of the lady there who is playing diana and an interview with her. so there we go. right. that's some of the front pages for you. i've got some more coming your way. i've got my panel here thank you panel in here now. thank you very much for still joining me. i'm going to start i'll start with te

guru angela levin, thinks he didn't.ng to the independent are. what independent. yes, we are. what can i bring you from the independent there? big picture story, of course, of rishi sunak on the front, as you would expect rattled rishi. expect, it says rattled rishi. i'll change law to send migrants to rwanda . onto the telegraph to rwanda. onto the telegraph now. pm will use emergency law to start rwanda flights . okay. to start rwanda flights. okay. the inflation story is still on the front there. starmer suffers biggest rebellion over israel ceasefire. they always pack loads onto the telegraph's front page they? there's also page, don't they? there's also a picture in relation to the final series of the crown. okay the picture of the lady there who is playing diana and an interview with her. so there we go. right. that's some of the front pages for you. i've got some more coming your way. i've got my panel here thank you panel in here now. thank you very much for still joining me. i'm going to start i'll start with te

the insider levin the royal insider angela levin cuts to cuts through the noise to deliver the truthll story shortly. but next in the clash, as pro next up in the clash, as pro palestine protesters vandalised rochdale's the rochdale's cenotaph. should the government the bullets and government bite the bullets and ban marches on armistice day? excursion colonel philip ingram takes on human rights lawyer shoaib khan in a few moments time. sparks will fly. pm. on gb news, the people's channel pm. on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel . channel, britain's news channel. >> well, a big reaction to my big opinion. it was the king's speech. and i'll be honest, i thought it was thin gruel. alastair says. good evening, mark. mr starmer is a political disaster waiting to happen. however, the conservative lives have missed the boat on this and have missed the boat on this and have missed the boat on this and have missed stopping the boats hiding behind the echr. they've also missed the opportunity to reduce the tax burden by increasing the income tax threshold. may be just may

understand, well, first you can start just here, but am i talking about coffee for myself, peter levinerst you need to get acquainted with your own feelings and offers such a tool, he says: look at some photograph, well, suppose you and i open a magazine, some kind , which usually publishes very rich, beautiful... successful people, we look at the fact that some blogger bought himself a rolls-royce, what do i, what do you feel looking at what this blogger is sitting in this rolls-royce, you feel, some have joy , some have envy, some have contempt, some have some mixed feelings, he says, as it is expressed on tv, well, you somehow you will find this in your body, but then he asks the question, why did you decide that this is your feeling, why did you decide that these are your sensations? this question is a very important bridge through which we move to another way of perception, to a completely different way of perception, we, as it were, thus create a metaposition within which we are able really see whether it’s mine or not, my desire now is to drink coffee, or i just saw an advertisem

sixty-eighth year, in 67 , a year earlier, i also played in the trio with anatoly sobolev and igor levin, my original catchy blues also sounded there toys, he is also being played now in my program and so on, this is our three... '68, the next photo, this, and this is the same thing, and a repetition , only different angles, and another angle, too , the eighth goja 68, here's the guitar i have here , bjarton, swedish, in my opinion, i voiced it on it, 17 moments, yes, that’s what it sounds like, we move on through the album, well, we’re returning to the cinematography orchestra , a wonderful friendship, i’ve already mentioned the collaboration with the composer kozhlaev, here he is, as it were, conducting us behind the bars andrey chernyshov, orchestra soloist, alexey splotovsky on the bass guitar, not visible here, to unfortunately, the pianist igor nazuruk, he is next to us here, and i am in the middle, this is already with gibson, this is already the seventy-third year, somewhere, this is a commonwealth, it has passed through many years, and still remains, and we are connected always

fix everything that break during those 50 days in gaza and we can now speak to professor how guy levine, he's the head of the medical team of the hostages family for him and the israel, he and his team help hospice returning home deal with the trauma, they have experience and welcome back to the show, mr. levine, let me start with a personal question. how have these past 4 days been for you? and it's in between hope and despair. because with i had really excite then exciting moments been, you know, i was very uncomfortable and then some of those just with down to the families with them to ease went home and where, you know, when, when it comes in is really house with us. and some of them already is home. but at the same time, i was last night and today was in my blog and the children. and extremely tough moments when she was more to include the con condition of the city view, neglect for a long time. literally, she didn't receive the needed medications. she was beaten on over, probably from been treated like a single potato prospect from a place to another. was body temperature of 20 an

ashley: jon levine, our resident roman emperor expert.ll shows that a gun ownership hitting a record high. lauren: yep. ashley: interesting. tell me more, lauren. lauren: 52% of americans surveyed by nbc news say they or someone that they live with owns a gun. that is an all-time high, and it's up 6 points from 2019. it differs by party. 66% of republicans say they or someone in their house old owns a gun, ashley. household. ashley: wow, that's incredible. tell me, the new poll asked how much money would you have to make in order to feel happy. this is -- we do polls all the time. i know stu gets a bit over it, but, you know, okay, tell me about this one. lauren: yeah. well, the answer is, the answer is never enough, ashley, and i'll tell you exactly how much after we go the break. ashley: oh, all right. sorry, i blew that. we'll be right back. [laughter] you can't buy great conversations or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe

mark levin. wow. wow. how cool is that amazing. well, good evening. welcome, everybody. welcome to the reagan. we have an overflow audience tonight and we are thrilled. joined us for our time. a great one for those of you. i haven't met yet. my name is david trulio it is my privilege to be the president and ceo of the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institute and it's been an incredible journey so but this might be the most i've felt in any room since i started in april just just. now, as as so many of you know, we've. louder. all right. we begin all of our official programing with the pledge of allegiance. so i ask that you please stand and join me in honoring our flag. all those who serve under. i pledge allegiance to. the flag of the united states, america and to the republic for which it stands. one nation under god, indivisible, with and justice for all. okay. as as we get started, there are a few guests i'd like recognize. first is the former governor of california and a ronald reagan foundation trustee, pete wilson, and wife, the former first lady, gayle

the insider levin the royal insider angela levin cuts to cuts through the noise to deliver the truthll story shortly. but next in the clash, as pro next up in the clash, as pro palestine protesters vandalised rochdale's the rochdale's cenotaph. should the government the bullets and government bite the bullets and ban marches on armistice day? excursion colonel philip ingram takes on human rights lawyer shoaib khan in a few moments time. sparks will fly. pm. on gb news, the people's channel pm. on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel . channel, britain's news channel. >> well, a big reaction to my big opinion. it was the king's speech. and i'll be honest, i thought it was thin gruel. alastair says. good evening, mark. mr starmer is a political disaster waiting to happen. however, the conservative lives have missed the boat on this and have missed the boat on this and have missed the boat on this and have missed stopping the boats hiding behind the echr. they've also missed the opportunity to reduce the tax burden by increasing the income tax threshold. may be just may

the moment you start a war, this will decide on the destiny of levin on, for working and fighting onting on additional fronts against terror, against the proxy, against its terrorists in syria, the red sea, levin on, where ever needed. meanwhile in the uk, police estimate 3000 protesters march through central london calling for a ceasefire in gaza. food at suspected three individuals of committing anti—semitic hate crimes during protest document 0verall crimes during protest document overall 126 people crimes during protest document 0verall126 people were arrested. the vast majority were counter protested from right groups who police lamp for violence in which nine officers were injured. the home editor mark easton has more. despite, or perhaps because, government ministers were encouraging people to stay away, this afternoon's pro—palestinian march brought more than 300,000 people onto the streets of central london — easily the largest protest since the current israel—gaza conflict began. it's 11:00. "it's11," says one demonstrator, as groups marked the armistice with a two—minute s

you understand, well, first you can just start, but for myself, am i talking about coffee, peter levined before in general, in principle, begin to self-heal trauma, he writes about this, and he says that first you need to get acquainted with your own feelings, and offers this tool, he says: look at some photograph, well, suppose we open a magazine. .. some place where they usually publish very rich, beautiful, successful people, we look at the fact that some blogger bought himself a rolls-royce, yes, what do i, what do you feel, looking at what this blogger is sitting there in this rolls royce, you have a feeling, someone joy, some have envy, some have contempt, some have mixed feelings, he says, but how is this expressed in television, well, you will somehow find this in your television, but then he asks the question is, why did you decide what it is? feelings, why did you decide that this is your feeling? this question, this is a very important bridge through which we move to another way of perception, to a completely different way of perception, we seem to create a metaposition withi

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much more than hugs to fix everything that break during those 50 days and gaza professor, how guy levine is the head of the medical team of the hostages families for an image. well, he and his team help us to just returning home to deal with the trauma that they experience. he told us high the past 4 days have been to him. it's in between hope and despair. because with i had really excite then exciting moments. then, you know, i'll do income to and then some of those just with down to the families with them to ease went home and where, you know, when, when it comes in is really house with us. and some of them already is home. but at the same time i was last night then today was, am i wrong? and the children and extremely tough moments when she was more to include the con conditions after the view, neglect for a long time. literally, she didn't receive the needed medications. she was beaten on over, probably from being treated like a single potato, transferred from a place to another. was body temperature of 20 and 8. so it is degrees, and she now has facing, you know, she's a ventilator,

base named after michael levin, can you tell us about him?a. he fell in second lebanon war in 2006, he always talked about difficulty of being a lone soldier. you don't have your mom to do your laundry and said, i will set up a center where soldiers can go when they are off base. that is his legacy. we don't want people to feel the hardship and we want to keep michael's dreams alive. >> carley: so many lone soldiers are american citizens. thank you for taking care of them and bringing a smile top their faces. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving. >> coming up, cooking with friends and my family is here with tips for making tasty last-minute treats, meet them all. >> >> lawrence: food and the baby. look who saved slider sunday again! here we go... (♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday! liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. i was a bit nervous at first but then i figured it's just wal