levine: there will be activities.at time will be highlighting those amazing events. we are very thrilled and excited about the work of the president's council, with dr. o, with elena delle donne and chef mbers, some of whom are here, who are doing so much work both in washington, but actually locally, they come from throughout the country, highlighting these critical issues. highlighting the importance of physical health and mental health, the importance of nutrition in terms of food security and nutrition security and the parallel work in terms of food is medicine. so when we have great events like the paralympics and special olympics, it just highlights these issues. emily: i have also seen athletes who have become more vocal about the struggles they have had with -- the mental struggles they have had. the issues. i feel like in the last olympics, we watched a say, hey, i am not in the headspace. forgive me if this is not the best term to use, but she had something where she had to step back and reassess and make th

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

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

jim townsend of the levin center. oliver north testimony. did 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 sec

levine: we then published a page one cover story-- "john edwards love child scandal!"e reported 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. unless and until we have a president who's willing to stand up to these people, nothing will change. we will never have the america that all of us dream of. in january 2008, rumors of edwards' affair had been published and were dogging the campaign. in a surprise upset, barack obama won the iowa caucus, where john had been heavily favored previously. but at least, outwardly, edwards remained hopeful. what people want in new hampshire is they wanna see change. they wanna see something d

we'll hear from admiral rachel levine for the u.s. department of health and human services. brandon, senior impact for the nba and the doctor who i've ■tbeen told i can just call dr.o which is great, a physician, professor, member of the counsel and director of student accessibility and accommodation services at the university of michigan. unfortunately, olympic gold medalist, elena is under the weather and unable to join us. i'm excited for the panel that we have today. yes, thank you. [applause] >> to begin our discussion with opening remarks it is my great honor to recognize second mr. emhoff has traveled to 37 states, two native nations and countries meeting with health professionals, teachers, caregivers, legal aid providers, small business owners in rural areas as well as community of tribal communities, and their families. please join me for a warm welcome of second gentleman doug emhoff. [applause] >> thank you, emily, and thanks for hosting national press club. this place is pretty incredible, so thanks for that. today, as emily mentioned, we're here to talk about y

mark: little america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday.t to talk about mr. bobble head. not ladies and gentlemen joe biden got up in front of a microphone, like this and read the lines as best as he could. he started out by attacking donald trump is a dangerous man to attack our justice system will be will be an appellate process the jury decided of course the problem is that it was a jury there should never been a jury there should never been a case the prosecutor is a source prosecuted the case should have been dismissed the problem is you have a judge that is a biden judge. you have two individuals, two dishonest individuals who lack complete integrity. who are influencing a federal national election. joe biden is fine with that. i'm glad to know joe biden is fine with that because apparently joe biden believes that is a precedent what took place in the new york coach. he's very happy with it. of the process play out. okay, let's let the process play out so where are we with the merchan brag decision it's them directions to the jury gav

mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" send it to great guest and igingrich and lee zeldin but will get to them in a moment i want to discuss a very serious issue with you in a very serious way. we see joe biden. we see how he walks. we see how he stares. we see how he gets angry and how he cringes. this issue of dementia is a serious issue. i should know. i've had two people in my family who have had alzheimer's and one had moderate dementia. it is not funny. it is very upsetting. it is depressing. to watch somebody deteriorate like this and in the early stages they know they are deteriorating. and then the family has to care for the person, once to care for the person. it is not funny. you have never heard me do jokes about joe biden and dementia. i will make jokes about him on other things. but not that. and stuart said about pornography once i know it when i see it. i know dementia when i see it. i think i spieth may be not for all but for many people, many families who have seen this. the telltale signs. it is not a mystery. everybody gets old an

we cannot allow once again, 2 attempts to take the levine lives voltage, everyone to defend democracy. here we assume in the castleguard today with the entire cabinet with our social organizations, we have the social organizations invite them so that they, once again show the path to democracy to the bolivian people. long lived levine, people long live democracy, a bolivians themselves of take them to the streets, highway, heating the quote from the president to assist the co attend. crowds gathered near the capitol central square close to the presidential palace chanting against the mobilization. it's on home and has more of this story for us from mexico city. okay, well just to bring you up to date. and you mentioned the, the general one jose. so when you go was arrested, as he was bundled into the cob reports has got to him and what he said to them was bass. i'm quoting him here. the president told me that the situation was bad. he actually use an expletive. this weight was going to be critical and he needed something to raise is popularity. then they start to bundle him into the c

miles levine is using the power of cinema to break the stigma of epilepsy. he says it is more than a movie, it's a movement. as a teenager, miles levine would volunteer at a summer camp for young people with epilepsy. >> i start talking to young people who are around that age telling me they have never made a friend before. never made a friend before. >> reporter: miles understood what it was like to walk in their shoes, experiencing seizures at their age and recognize suffering. >> hang up. >> reporter: to apply the stigma, the santa rosa stigma has a film that sheds light on the neurological condition, set mostly in a restroom. the teenager who goes to prom knowing full well that the lights will trigger a seizure. >> it is something that most kids can very conveniently take for granted. but for those who miss out, who feel left behind is particularly traumatizing. >> we bullet our set. >> reporter: the short won awards at film festivals across the country. and now he hopes the movie will create more opportunity for the community that feels forgotten. >> i

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mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday.for your we have america's governor, florida governor desantis. of america's a wiseman victor davis hanson will be joining us shortly. i've always said you're the smartest of all audiences, why? we get into things others are not going to get into and other networks and self. i do not do the fan dancing and everything else to grab your attention. substance, intelligence, that is what i do here. we are going to need that today, right now. going to explain something to you. not enough attention is given to what happened manhattan case. the options for donald trump and the american people's in that case's decision i'm very frustrated with lawyers who come on tv will heard or read articles that basically says donald trump is stuck in that new york judicial gulags. he is not paid in very troubled by it lawyers who do not do their research. who do not look at the precedent that is in front of us. for the opportunities for president trump and his lawyers to try to get out of what is the new yo

right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is life, liberty & levin saturday powerfuld superstar the house of representatives, and professor stephen calabrese, from northwestern university law school in one of the lawyers be on the challenge of jack smith the special counsel unconstitutional appointment will be really fantastic at and before you do that, what you something little bit differently tonight. at which go biden and orbiting of the day giving his speech and i was appalled obviously he said some very important things about his politicization on the 80th anniversary take a shot at donald trump trump actually lying about with donald trump said, in doing so very nasty way, and the negative thinking to myself, there is a man, standing at nobody, the day, company standing it morgan state college in front of black male students are at howard, what is giving speeches generally stretching the united states and talking about how our history has been horrific and we do not have equality of opportunity. an effective never this been giving inspiring patriotic pro- america

mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday. i'm thrilled you are here we have two great guests and that senator tom cotton and been dominant show. before we get to our guests, look who is back. our bobble head friend joe how are you doing i'm glad you're back. i have a lot to say to you tonight. george stephanopoulos is an abc news journalist. before that he headed the war room for the clinton presidency or his job in part was to smear women who came forward and challenge bill clinton and exposed bill clinton for exposing himself to them. but i got to thinking it's very interesting he's telling cn and during the debate first big question should be who won the 2020 election? i have a better question, george, who won the 2000 election? i do my research here is a piece from usa today. some with the dispute over the 2000 presidential election will never end. witness vice president biden comments about predecessor al gore quote this man was elected president of the united states of america biden said at a fundraiser that gore also a

at this point, none of the participants in the attack have even attempted to apologize to the levins.ly receives threats. this story has already been noticed in the state duma. deputy and journalist evgeny popov intends to prepare an appeal to the investigative committee and the prosecutor general's office. if this attack is really connected with the fact that the guy participated in a special military operation, fought, defended our interests, then this, of course, implies more stringent administrative criminal measures, hooligan - this is one thing, a hate crime against a certain group of citizens is completely different, after the attack alexander levin began to see worse, in addition to two weeks in the hospital, three more went to... they wonder how the former governor of the kirov region nikita belykh got out of isolator, and before his release he was in pre-trial detention center number one, this was due to the trial in a new criminal case, but this week the eight-year sentence that belykh served for a bribe ended and the press was waiting for his evasion from the government in

mark: hello america i marked levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday.you are here to great guest peter schwarzer and charles payne before we get them the constitution of the united states it's an amazing thing, isn't it? it's an amazing thing to listen to some of these lawyers on these reprobate networks, msnbc, cnn, or read the "new york times" of the "washington post" which i really do. i do get clips. or the rest of it you can tell they target certain judges like alito, thomas, now judge cannon in florida how they build up and praise others. this is an effort of obvious intimidation of constitutionalist brain washing of their small audiences at the same time promoting activism on the courts because they do not believe in the constitution. we have heard for years crt we have heard for years the 16th 19 project. we have heard for years the constitution was written by white slaveholders. this is a white dominant society but we are told today that people who want to defend all of this are the democrats and joe biden. so at night there defending the const

mark: hello america i am marco levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday.p lawyer and are buddy pete has a fantastic new book the war on a warrior so irrelevant, so important in our national security the men and women who give their all for our country. but, before we get to them i've been doing a lot of thinking as most of you have as what took place in the courtroom last week. itits implications beyond gettig into the weeds of grand juries and jury instruction and collateral evidence and so forth and so on. because this is so much bigger so much bigger than the rules of evidence and so forth. what am i talking about? the democrat party. the democrat party is cheering what took place and surrogates are cheering what took place joe biden went to a microphone and lied about what took place and then sneered this is part and parcel of the war on the constitution almost from day o one. almost from day one. this is the party that supported nullification of slavery this is the party that supported separate but equal. this is segregation is the party that supporte

for more, we bring from great one, mark levin. author of democrat party hates america, and host of "life, liberty and levin." thank you, mark. i just -- what are you thinking with this insane hunter biden trial? >> larry, always a pla placure, you are great. he will get due process, there is a statute with real language, there is not collateral evidence, that severed brought in that has nothing to do with the case. and there no antics by the judge, you don't hear about the judge in this case, she is playing it straight, you have a slamdunk -- this guy is a sleaze ball, with women and with drugs and how he treated his friends. he is a sleaze ball he sold out our nation for as much money as he could get, he is covering up for his father, and now in court because deal he would not sign on to and his lawyer how would you not, this is a sweetheart deal. he was so cocky, he should have signed that deal, but they got angry in court, now he is really, really in this trial. and i don't know about you, i bought 5 or 6 guns, i filled out the

admiral levine pushed to have age limits removed and they were. what do you think?ine, he has stated he does not regret he waited until he was in his 50s to transition, he was able to have a family. by taking age restrictions away, this is going to push more children into irreversible medical transitions that will leave them sterile and they will not be able to have families. i want to point out that path in and of itself is an advocacy group and should not be followed by any medical provider. michael shellenberg did excellent expose on how really unscientific the wpath is in the first path. academy of pediatrics are basing their guidelines on the wpath, has a unex section and believe children request have a unic identity. it blows my mind. >> carley: world professional association of health. if you read e-mails, erin, some doctors within this organization worked at centers and said they did not think they should remove age restrictions. they said, if we base this on science and being ethical, wouldn't ages be helpful. there were opposing arguments, but ultimately t

levin" on fox news.ty hates america, a great book, i've read it. mark, thank you for this. i guess i just, what is your thinking here with this insane hunter biden trial? >> larry, always a pleasure. you're great. i was thinking of this, actually. he will get due process. he will get equal protection. there is an actual statute with real language in it. there's not collateral evidence, that is evidence brought in has absolutely nothing to do with the case and there is no antics by the judge. don't even hear about the judge in this case because she is playing it straight. so what you have in this case is a slam-dunk. this guy is a sleeze ball. let's be honest. he is a sleeze ball with women. he is a sleeze ball with drugs. he is sleeze ball how he treated his friends. he is a sleeze ball how he sold out our country for as much money he possibly could get. he is covering up for his father. he is in court, because the deal he would not sign on to, his lawyer wouldn't sign on to, which was a sweetheart deal

mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday. this country. tomorrow night and going to address in some detail the decisions that came out from the supreme court on friday we will address with our great guest brett tolman. but i want to talk about two things right now this a debate sort of crystallized things for us. that media and the first lady. that media have been lying to the american people in the horrendous wait for four years or more about joe biden. donald trump at eight fabulous debate, fabulous. he was on message. he was clear. he was concise. he told you what he thought. he told you where he would go. joe biden, the minute he walked onto that stage was horrendous. not because of anything he could have changed. but, because of what he has come. that media have covered up for joe biden in the democrat party and jill biden now for over four years. a steady relentless ubiquitous campaign anybody who dared to raise questions about this was attacked. it is hard to believe a wife would allow a husband to go through this. it

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ c6 hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday.d a guest illicit representative mike johnson speaker of the house followed by lara trump rnc coach a former senior advisor to president trump. before we get to our great guests we've explained on this program that joe biden is a pathological liar. that is not hard to see. we've also explained on this program that he is in the fifth stage of seven stages of dementia. that is not hard to see despite the best efforts of the propaganda that mediate to cover up for him. we have eyes, we have ears, we see and we here but we also know they are not to be trusted. but there is a third problem with joe biden he has a god complex. he's going to save democracy from donald trump. use essays going to save america from ronald reagan ronald reagan's diary he says there was some talk about senator biden he's talking to his staff, candidate for president someone cnn last night speaking to the john f. kennedy school at harvard university. pretty smooth a pure demagogue out to save america from the reaga

rachel levine led the effort and was successful.roup responsible for develop transgender medical guidelines show her staff expressed political concerns regarding age minimums recalling a conversation with levine's chief of staff, quote, she was very concerned that having ages mainly for surgery will affect access to healthcare for trans youth and maybe adults, too. apparently the situation in the usa is terrible and she and the biden administration worried that having ages in the document will make matters worse. she asked us to remove them. yet in 2019 levine acknowledged she was relieved that she transitioned as an adult. >> i have no regrets. i have no regrets. when i transitioned when i was young i wouldn't have my children. i can't imagine a life without my children. so every experience led me to here and so how could i regret that? >> a white house spokesperson tells folks the administration does not support surgery for minors. one doctor tells us levine doesn't have the right to endanger american children. >> the puberty bloc

the assistant secretary levine, transgender led the effort and was successful.group responsible for trans -- they expressed political concerns regarding age minimums, recalling a conversation with levine's chief of staff. she is confident based on the rhetoric she is hearing in d.c. and from what we have already seen that these specific listings of ages under 18 will result in devastating legislation for trans care. she wonders if the specific ages can be taken out. yet in 2019 levine acknowledged she was relieved she transitioned as an adult. >> i have no regrets. i have no regrets. when i transitioned when i was young i wouldn't have my children. i can't imagine a life without my children. so every experience led me to here and so how could i regret that? >> a white house spokesperson tells fox the administration does not support surgery for minors. one doctor tells us levine doesn't have the right to endanger american children. >> as a practicing doctor, i do not think transgender medicine is safe, effective and i'm extremely disturbed that it increases the b

admiral rachel levine who is transgender led the effort and was successful.developing transgender medical guidelines to show levine's staff expressed political concerns guarding age minimums regarding a conversation with levine's chief of staff "she is confident based on the rhetoric she is hearing in d.c. and from what we have already seen that these specific listings of ages under 18 will result in devastating legislation for trans care" she wonders of the pacific ages can be taken out. 's pacific ages can take out out. though she is glad she transitioned later in life here is what she said. >> our mission is to improve the health and well-being of all americans including transgender americans. >> i white house spokesperson tells fox "the administration does not support surgery for minors" one doctor says levine does not have the right to endanger american children. >> as a practicing doctor i do not think transgender medicine is safe effective, and i'm actually just group to disturb it increases the burden of psychiatric illness and mortality. >> house spe

>>>as a teenager miles levin. would volunteer at a summer camp for young people with epilepsy.>start carter. around. >>>yeah. yeah. understood. what it was like to walk in their shoes. experience. 2 seizures at their age empathized with their suffering. yeah. yeah. to fight the stigma. santa rosa native drought in directed under the lights and 2019. a short film that sheds light on the neurological condition. set mostly in a restroom. the stories about a teenager who goes to prom knowing full well that the lights will trigger a seizure. >>>>it's something that most kids can very conveniently take for granted and but for those who miss out who feel left behind. it is. this particular particularly traumatizing. we built our set >>>after the 9 minute short won awards at film festivals. across the country miles crowdfunded more than 214. toward the production of a full length movie. now and editing miles hopes the movie will create more understanding. about a community with which feels forgotten. >>>>i want the audience to feel those universal feelings. and to say wow. that must be

too unsafe to come here for a vacation, and fights happen there every day, every saturday, alexander levinwho for the first time decided to relax in this club with his husband, was personally convinced of this. alexander sapper, in these photos he is covered in blood and has bruises on his face. during 2 years of service you didn’t have a single injury, it was worth going to the club with your family, relaxing and safe. list, yes, that’s how it all turned out, in the recordings from surveillance cameras alexander, the footage clearly shows how a serviceman is professionally thrown on the ground with all his strength, passing to the feet, this throw on the asphalt, these blows, these finishing moves, one of the witnesses of this fight was alexander’s wife, marta, the whole fight is happening here, a lot already, right here place, yes. but, as the victim’s wife martha assures, she had to independently collect evidence, negotiate to obtain recordings from surveillance cameras, establish the identities of aggressive thugs, until she managed to identify one of them, and this is not just a local

groundbreaking research there isn't any but because they were bullied into his can argue with dr levineike my high school gym teacher and a fright wig. but it proves what long-standing critics of gender affirming care of known all along its radical gender politics trumping science and kids are the lab rats and no universe is this okay the hippocratic oath says first do no harm but in this case medicalized politics or harming kids setting them up for a lifelong medical ordeal and who benefits activists in the ghoulish and greedy medical establishment that wants patients for life. doctors get a fancy car and kids get a permanent scar all in the name of gender and affirmation. tyrus to me this is nuts. you people are sick. but this is the new york times so this is there is a shift going on in the media that before they probably would not have run this story. >> was struggling for me as it it's a personal family situation with every case being different and to politicize it because it just looks bad if i was in that position as traina make sure have been either identified black or got some