mark: hello america, i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have a great guest, george gilder, how are you? >> great to see you, mark. mark: i've read you for years, mark, we've never met. you attended harvard and you still are successful. that's a good thing. >> i wasn't successful at harvard. mark: yeah, you pioneered the formulation of supply side economics when you served as chairman of the institute's economic roundtable. program director for the manhattan institute, you're the author of men in marriage. visible man. wealth and poverty, which was a big book that had a big influence on me. the spirit of enterprise. microcosm. telecosm. and the silicon eye. and now your newest become, life after google, the fall of big data and the rise of the blockchain economy. a lot to unravel here. let's get started this way. capitalism versus socialism. explain. >> well, capitalism is -- derives from the latin word for head, kaput, and capitalism is the mind-based system and the key characteristic of the human mind is that we're creative, and as albe

mark levin is up next. i'm steve hilton, see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello, america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have two great guests. mollie hemingway, how are you? >> great to be here. mark: joe concha, good to see you. >> thanks for having me want. >> to talk about the media today. especially want to talk about the recent media and events that have been taking place and how the media has covered them, and no better time to talk about the kavanaugh nomination than now. the media research center says that 90% of the news coverage has been negative toward kavanaugh. honestly, i'm surprised it's that low. it looks like 99.9% to me. you've both written about this. what's your take on this, mollie? >> i think this has been a telling couple of weeks as we watched the media cover a very contentious issue and very complicated issue. have you allegations of assault and you have a man who's denying them and the media coverage, i don't think could

mark levin is up next. i'm steve hilton, see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello, america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." welcome. >> nice to see you. >> it's a great honor to see you, patrick michaels. doctor. expert on all things climate and environment as far as i'm concerned. little bit of your background. director of the study of science at the cato institute. you hold an ab in sm, you hold those degrees in biology, sciences and plant ecology from the university of chicago. pretty good school. ph.d. in ecological climatology from the university of wisconsin in madison, 1979. president of the state climatologists, program chairman for the city of applied climatology of the american meteorlogical society. say that fast five times. research professor at the university of virginia for 30 years, and giving expansive background that you have, giving that to the public so they that you know what you're talking about. you're a contributing author and rev

mark levin is up next, we have a facebook live coming up after this show. join us next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello, america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have a great guest. speaker newt gingrich. how are you, sir? >> good to be with you. mark: pleasure. whole hour? how often do you get that? >> not very. mark: i don't need to introduce you, everybody knows who you are. i want to talk first before we get into the election. it's a crucial election, certain issues i want to talk about. certain candidates tonight talk about. the media and so forth, i think a little background is useful. you're a historian and donald trump i would argue is one of the most conservative presidents we've had in modern history. now he may not be a conservative, you know, based on philosophy, but i think he's a conservative as a result of common sense, and his background as a developer and so forth. but also it's part of a trajectory. explain this trajectory over the last several decades of conservatism and conservative vi

mark levin is up next, we have a facebook live coming up this show. when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello, america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have a great guest. speaker newt gingrich. how are you, sir? >> good to be with you. mark: pleasure. whole hour? how often do you get that? >> not very. mark: i don't need to introduce you, everybody knows who you are. i want to talk first before we get into the election. it's a crucial election, certain issues i want to talk about. certain candidates tonight talk about. the media and so forth, i think a little background is

mark levin, you are opinion people. embrace it. stop pretending you are anchors when you don't fit the label, asking questions and getting to the facts. mark: let me ask you this too, though. i watched some of the coverage, a lot of the coverage, most of the coverage, of the kavanaugh hearings, and i was very unimpressed with most of the analysts, quote, unquote. they were highly critical of rachel mitchell who was hired by the republicans, the maricopa county sexual crimes prosecutor, interrupted by the five-minute rule which was very annoying, but you could tell, the audience could tell, she was going through it methodically, pointing out the contradictions, pointing out the lack of corroboration and she was trashed. almost uniformly. they bring in professors who trashed her, some of the analysts are trashing her. i went on the radio and said whoa, whoa, wait a minute. she's the one that's actually laying out the case and some of the problems with dr. ford. did you see that too? >> yeah, it was very frustrating to watch because if

mark levin is up next. ay when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello, america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." welcome. >> nice to see you. >> it's a great honor to see you, patrick michaels. doctor. expert on all things climate and environment as far as i'm concerned. little bit of your background. director of the study of science at the cato institute. you hold an ab in

mark levin is up next. see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello, america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have two great guests. mollie hemingway, how are you? >> great to be here. mark: joe concha, good to see you. >> thanks for having me want. >> to talk about the media today. especially want to talk about the recent media and events that have been taking place and how the media has covered them, and no better time to talk about the kavanaugh nomination than now. the media research center says that 90% of the

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there are those who think trump was right in blaming the media for instance conservative radio host mark levin tweeted the president is right the tone of the media has been atrocious c.n.n. m.-s. n.b.c. and even the late night network shows among others have been poisonous so the temperature is still very high let's turn now to our w correspondent stefan c. monson in washington d.c. stephan how is trump's response going down or where you are. i think the temperatures are actually still at boiling point so beyond very high if you disregard the right wing or or right extremist as well as conservative. media and media on the fringe they are actually now saying that we should look into conspiracy to get away of the narrative of the carol who is according to the trump administration just weeks away from knocking at the u.s. border in texas the size that the. political establishment here pundits observers and of course the so-called mainstream media are pretty much only saw in all of one of pain and that is that the president squandered an opportunity to actually do what he asked for to be done yest

. >> this is the first time in public i've ever said >> domestic violence is personal for mark levinetoo. he told us that his sister janet. she and her two kids left her husband hoping t avoid a domestic violence situation. he says his brother-in-law killed his older sister. he only wishes she could have called out for help sooner. >> she was ashamedo be with man who would abuse her so. she was ashamed. we should be asmamd would give women that shame. >> and another familiar face, often promoting her office initiatives with a smile and exterior joy. masking deep rooted pain. a i am survivor. >> the sheriff recalling how her stepfather treateder mother. >> the man that she married beat her, he beat my brother,i. >> encouraging others to make the call. for yourselfr hers. >> you help others. >>> to get help for yourself or someone you love, search make the call in our inning washington app. >>> tomorroarks one year since the sex assault allegations against harvey weinstein first became public. today, veteran journalist connie chung is openingbo up her own sexual assault. she wrote an op

. >> ♪ >> sean: this weekend the great one mark levin is back and hosting newt gingrich on his show.s a sneak preview. >> 60% of the democratic party is a radical party. mccarthy said this is a campaign between america and social. it's not between democrats and republicans. i this think is the socialist party of the united states. you look at places like venezuela and you have to ask yourself: how could any rational person favor the socialism every time it's tried is a disaster. >> you think this is about american versus socialism? >> yes. >> sean: the great one back 10 p.m. on the fox news channel. we will always be fair and balanced. we are not the destroy trump media. laura ingraham is next. see you monday. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. the man suspected of mailing dozens of pipe bombs to media figures has been arrested and charged in the state of florida. cesar sayoc jr. has been in charge of five federal counts and could face decades in prison if he gets convicted of those. fox news l.a. miramar, florida. phil? >> the man accused of mailing political pipe bomb p

. >> ♪ >> sean: this weekend the great one mark levin is back and hosting newt gingrich on his show.a sneak preview. >> 60% of the democratic party is a radical party. mccarthy said this is a campaign between america and social. it's not between democrats and republicans. i this think is the socialist party of the united states. you look at places like venezuela and you have to ask yourself: how could any rational person favor the socialism every time it's tried is a disaster. >> you think this is about american versus socialism? >> yes. >> sean: the great one back 10 p.m. on the fox news channel. we will always be fair and balanced. we are not the destroy trump media. laura ingraham is next. see you monday. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham from washington. we are here to break the news down. former fbi agent terry and steve rogers and matt and herman but first this is a fox news alert. the department of justice announcing an arrest made in connection with the explosive packages sent to democrats and a media outlet. cesar sayoc was taken into custody in

mark: hello america, i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." eorge gilder, how are you? >> great to see you, mark. mark: i've read you for years, mark, we've never met. you attended harvard and you still are successful. that's a good thing. >> i wasn't successful at harvard. mark: yeah, you pioneered the

i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have two great guests. mingway, how are you? >> great to be here. mark: joe concha, good to see you. >> thanks for having me want. >> to talk about the media today. especially want to talk about the recent media and events that have been taking place and how the media has covered them, and no better time to talk about the kavanaugh nomination than now. the media research center says

mark. mr. levin: i look forward to proving you wrong. ms. harkey: we will see. >> i will stop you both their. -- both there. there is a sense of divide in the country and in the house of congress, the house of representatives. mr. levin, what can you do to work with republicans because the divide is not getting anything done? it is fair to say many voters are frustrated with the lack of things getting done because of the partisanship. mr. levin: i am frustrated by the toxic partisanship and rhetoric in our country. i know residents of the 49th district will want someone to solve problems for our local communities, rather than create more problems. that is what i have done with regard to clean energy and sustainability. i have worked across the aisle, including in sacramento and in washington on legislation and policy that is had significant republican support, and i know we can do it again on a wide variety of issues, whether it is lowering prescription drug pricing, trying to achieve common sense immigration reform. i think we can get thing

. >> i'm mark levine, member of the virginia house of delegates. nice to see a couple members of virginia on the panel. that's probably why i'm here. i'm concerned about cyber security. and one of the bills i sbrusd was to get rid of the paper ballots. glad to see your decertification, edgardo. we had a number of contested elections. people aren't as concerned when someone wins 55-45 but when every ballot counts, many of you know we had an election in virginia where they had to draw by lot and there was a question over which ballots should be counted or not. my question is, paper ballots are great, definitely the gold standard but in the recount procedure what they do is run it through the scanner first and then they only examine the ballots that are overcounted or undercounted. and in that procedure, people are telling me the dirty little secret is you run ballots through a scanner one day and a different scanner another day and the count is different. the overcount, the undercount. that's very scary to me. my question to all of you is what can we

i'm going green now back to "life, liberty and levin". marknor matt bevin of kentucky, you had an interesting road to the governorship and i think it could be illustrative to people now and illustrative to those who could be saying what can i do and you are one of those people. give us a synopsis of how this happened? >> sure. there's a long story and short story. the in between story is what i alluded to earlier. i looked across the landscape and realize there need to be in women of conviction and men and women of honor and integrity were not owned, preowned for the even get into elected office by some constituency or interest group or someone who groomed them. or anointed them and who will be in public office and make decisions and there needs to be a return to a belief in and a recognition of and utilization of of, by and for the people. it's a real thing. it really truly only works if the people take advantage of it and if the people are engaged. we have become lost in a political play. mark: you were motivated by things like the declarati

mark i also they thought. they are concluded robert levin dusky fell mines midfielder pierre can do in the lead up but the bavarians bounce back soon enough yahshua kimmage picking out leon gorecki who volleyed home in the thirty ninth minute the young germany internationals combining expertly to fire the visitors in front. mines came out firing in the second half however john paul smashing his side level just two minutes after the restart i. meant well neuer showed his appreciation for a fine mind smooth. the home side couldn't hold on though as leavened dusky teed up a tiago winner in the sixty second minute i post-game the spaniard insists that it's the players and not the coach that needs to improve it's always surface and where we are not in our best it's always surface and we are not in our best moments we won that we try but we have to be more focused in how we are playing in how the ball flying on the field so does a more important thing because it seems like we are losing some cues about this about the players. too on the final score a big win for nico coaches charges as pie and make up ground on their riv

. >>> after our show, "life, liberty & levin," here's what mark has in store for all of us tonight. >> tonight on "life, liberty & levin," will there be a left-wing democrat blue wave in the next election? not if republicans run as conservatives. my guest, governor of kentucky, matt bevin who did exactly that. hi there. this is a commercial about insurance. now i know you're thinking, "i don't want to hear about insurance." cause let's be honest, nobody likes dealing with insurance, right? which is why esurance hired me, dennis quaid, as their spokesperson because apparently, i'm highly likable. i like dennis quaid. awww. and they want me to let you know that, cue overdramatic music, they're on a mission to make insurance painless. excuse me, you dropped this. they know it's confusing. i literally have no idea what i'm getting, dennis quaid. that's why they're making it simple, man in cafe. and they know it's expensive. yeah. so they're making it affordable. thank you. you're welcome. that's a prop apple. now, you might not believe any of this since this is a television commercial, bu

, cindy shank's brother called me, gosh, in 2010, i believe and he worked for a friend of mine, mark levine who did brick city, and he said i understand you help people with clemency and i ended up putting my sister on the top 25 women and he also said i want you to see some footage that i've been working on because everybody, and he worked in the entertainment field and he said everyone says there won't be a home for it and i looked at the footage that he'd already shot and he was documenting the children, from the children's perspective and i said nobody has done this. everybody does the same thing where they try to tell the story of the person incarcerated and you have to do this, and so he kept filming them over the years and you're watching these little babies grow up on camera, and it is just riveting and i am so proud of rudy. i actually hired him to do a little piece on a documentary that i did and after that i have to brag on him. deniro was going to do a documentary on his father and he interviewed a bunch of people for that spot and rudy was chosen to do that documentary, but wha

mark my or so they thought. they are concluded robert levin dusky felt mines midfielder pierre couldn't are in the lead up but the bavarians bounce back soon enough you're sure kimmage picking out leon gorecki who volleyed home in the thirty ninth minute the young germany internationals combining expertly to fire the visitors in front. of the chopping block might not be needed just yet chaps. minds came out firing in the second half however john paul boyd seal smashing his side level just two minutes after the restart. manuel neuer showed his appreciation for a fine minds move. the home side couldn't hold on though as levon teed up a tiago winner in the sixty second minute by post-game the brazilian insisted it's the players not the coach that needs to improve it's always surface and we are not in our best moments we won that we try but we have to be more focused in how we are playing how the ball is flying on the field so does a multiple of things because we it seems like we are losing some cues about the some of the players. too on the final score a big win for nico coaches charges aspire to make up ground on t

levin: we have one peered it's called nasa. mark kelly said it was unnecessary. ex: should transgender troops be allowed to serve openly in our military? mr. levin: absolutely there they're perfectly fit to serve and how did the administration go down that path and said they cannot serve. ms. harkey: certainly. alex: next appeared should nfl players be banned by the league for kneeling during the national anthem? ms. harkey: no, i think that is up to the leak to decide whether or not they want viewers. mr. levin: no. my grandfather fought in world war ii to provide people the opportunity to protest as they saw fit. those who are protesting police brutality, yes, they can take a knee. alex: the iran nuclear deal p richard beebe and it? mr. levin: i think it was a wrongheaded decision to abdicate the nuclear deal. i think we lack a cohesive policy as it pertains to much of the middle east. ms. harkey: i think we should not be in it. i think it was bad for us. it allowed a run to build up nuclear weapons. everything is under negotiation right up your we are seeing a

mark: see you next time on "life, liberty and levin". >> welcome to the final episode of the ben shapiro election special. it has been an honor and privilege to be with here the last few sundays and i'm grateful for your viewership. we have a big show tonight. a great panel in a debate and a closer look at that panic over kanye west white house visit. we begin with something we call the big takedown. the democratics parties embrace of the mob. lastly, president trump royal democrats when he pointed out the democratic party has endorsed the politics of the mob. >> democrats have become totally unhinged. they have gone crazy. you don't hand it matches to an arsonist, and you don't give power to an angry left-wing mob. >> ben: president trump was right. the democrats have embraced the democrats of the mob. we have seen leftist mobs trying to break through the door of the supreme court. >> shut it down. shut it down. >> ben: good luck with that. those doors weigh 13 tons. we've seen protesters accosting senators and screaming at them. >> why are you brave enough to talk to us? don't you wave

mark: god bless. the next time on "life, liberty and levin". ben: welcome to the bench appear election special thank you for joining me again tonight as we break in this historic week united states senate did its job to confirm justice brett kavanaugh to the supreme court the slimness margin for any supreme court nominee in history when kavanaugh was nominated i raise questions about just how ridiculous this would be. that kavanaugh was always well-qualified nobody raised any significant reduction - - objections and against his ability actually they opposed him specifically because they will believe he will faithfully interpret the constitution to the original meaning. and then increasingly absurd attempts to destroy his reputation. now he is a sexual abuser, a drunk, anger management, he throws ice cubes. this was unprecedented and nasty. you have never seen anything quite like it before. but we will see something like this again. every single time. if the institutional left is allowed to regain power. this will become regular politics. we'll

mark: see you next time on "life, liberty and levin". not my tourist hotspot. have a great weekend. >>chris: i'm chris wallace. the stock market takes a big hit and president trump lived on the federal reserve raising interest rates. ♪. >> i think the fed has gone crazy. >>chris: we will discuss the selloff on the state of the economy with the president's top white house economic advisor, larry kudlow. then - - works our message to china's rulers is this, this president will not back down. >>chris: the administration takes a hard line against china on the march. are the u.s. and china in engaged in a new cold war? we will discuss the growing tensions with china's ambassador to the u.s., cui tiankai. only on "fox news sunday". plus, >> if he don't look good, we don't look good! this is our president! >>chris: we will ask our sunday panel what they make of kanye's visit to the oval office. and our "power player of the week". >> welcome to blair house. come on and. >>chris: a look behind the scenes of the presidents guesthouse. alright now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox

mark: god bless. the next time on "life, liberty and levin". jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." president trump speaking at a rally in richmond, kentucky. let's listen in. president trump: many people were killed. nobody ever talks about the people who were moreably injured. they lost legs. they lost arms. these were people who were running. they wanted to keep themselves in shape. they were work out. they were walking hand in hand together. they are dead. they are horribly wounded. many will never ever recover. and what happened? what happened to him? it will be years of litigation. he came in, then he took chain migration and he brought his mother and his father and his brother and his sister, and his aunt and his grandfather. none of them working. it ended up being approximately 22 people came in. it's called a chain. isn't that wonderful? a chain. and we are stuck with them. we are stuck with these people. and i don't want a chain. i want people to come into our country on a merit-based system. and i want them to help all of the great companies that are moving back into the

mark: god bless. the next time on "life, liberty and levin". sunday" team, up nex. >>chris: i am chris wallace. president trump puts a second justice on the supreme court as the senate votes to confirm brett kavanaugh.♪. the eyes are 50, the nasal 48. >> just a few hours ago, the us senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. [applause] >>chris: we will discuss what brett kavanaugh's confirmation means for the court, congress and the country. and we will talk about the bitter politics behind the vote. >> judge kavanaugh's confirmation is a low moment for the senate, for the court, for the country. >>chris: with two top senators, republican lindsey graham and democrat ben cardin. then, with just 30 days until the midterm elections, will the gop victory in the court fight work against them in november? >> shame, shame, shame! >> you don't hand matches to an arsonistand you don't give power to an angry left-wingmom . mob. >>chris: we will ask ronna mcdaniel. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, we will ask our panel if the gop has finally bonded with the preside

mark: thank you very much. the next time on "life, liberty and levin". >> i am chris wallace. the u.s. alliance with saudi arabia in jeopardy as the country acknowledges that missing journalist is dead. ♪. >> saudi arabia has been a great ally but what happened is unacceptable. >>chris: but how to punish the kingdom if evidence shows the royal family is behind the jeff of jamal khashoggi? >> we haven't finished our review. i would prefer we don't use as retribution canceling $10 billion worth of work. >>chris: we will discuss what happened to jamal khashoggi and what it means for relations with saudi arabia with republican senator, rand paul. a longtime critic of u.s. policy in the middle east. then there are 16 days until the midterm elections and the republican control of congress is on the line.we will look at one of this year's competitive senate races in arizona and we will talk with congresswoman tran a only on "fox news sunday". - - martha mcsally only on "fox news sunday". >> this will be an election of brett kavanaugh, the caravan, law and order and common sense. >>chris: we w

mark: thank you very much. the next time on "life, liberty and levin". >> let's try to do that today. i don't think we'll have muchnd trouble with this panel. first, judge dean bureau is a district attorney, judge, author of the number one new york times best seller liars, leaguers and liberals in host of justice with judge jean saturday 9:00 p.m. great to have you. molly hemingway senior editor of the federalist party scourge of a. molly. charles is opinion editor for the washington times and fox news contributor. former white house press secretary and president of fleischer comedic agent. let's have a discussion. bret cannot is it over? if confirmed but i don't think it's over. let's talk about that. let's talk about where we are in the country lyrically in terms of parties in terms about the culture and seems to me this was a big event. one of the events or what was said by even some of us is that during this process and this commission process we had a new low. the person in the political. people got so personal and nasty and i was there and watched during work and watched clarenc

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mark: it's been a pleasure. thank you, governor. check us out next time on ""life, liberty & levin"." toward that blessed day, the day they hope will shift the balance of power in the house and particularly in the senate. the polls don't look great in the senate. they have to run the table in order to take that chamber, but if they do they plan to sammy president trump's agenda in particular, his supreme court nominees. that begins with stopping the confirmation of judge brett kavanaugh. for weeks, democrats have been engaged in delay tactics designed to push up cabinet confirmation be on november 6. it began with senator dianne feinstein received a 36 drug allegation of sexual abuse from christine blasey ford and then did nothing, nothing about it for weeks upon weeks until it was nearly time to confirm kavanaugh. then she suddenly came florida delegation demanding a hearing. republicans attempted to facilitate one for democrats delayed. meanwhile, democrats demanded a full fbi investigation they hoped would take weeks on end. well now, such an fbi investigation is pointless. a noncr

mark judge attorney confirmed he is being interviewed. >> the republicans want to frame this as a criminal investigation where judge kavanaugh is innocent until pr >> reporter: david levine says that this doesn't assess capitals testimony. he reveals the difference with republicans and democrats are viewing the situations. >> the democrats bring this as a job interview, a promotion to life tenure on the highest most prestigious court in the world. >> reporter: there is the question of how much the fbi will probe the cases of two other women accusing kavanaugh of misconduct. kavanaugh testified under oath denied assaulting anyone and said he never left out or became too drunk to remember events. that prompted a statement by a young classmate who told reporters that kavanaugh not been truthful in his testimony. >> i can unequivocally saying that denying the possibility that he ever blacked out from drinking and downplaying the degree and frequency of his drinking, brett has not told the truth.>> reporter: cineplex says that it kavanaugh lied he would vote no on the confirmation. republicans with their 51-49 majority cannot afford to lose more than one" they hope to push th

levin. >>> revenue user growth fell short of some analyst expectations on facebook mark zuckerberg addressing's conference call. >> i want to be up front that assuming we get to where we want to go from a feed only toward a feed plus stories world it will take some time and our revenue growth may be slower while it was while transitioning our product to mobile. >> joining us to discuss, the rbc capitalist lead mark mahaney. a number of investors seem focused on this inflection point 19 to 20 that does seem to be behind what has been a strong gain for the stocks this morning. >> i think two things, that statement that revenue growth could reaccelerate as they solve the monetization stories of challenge and facebook watch, they talked about a surge of video usage. secondly the other key point was investment levels will be accelerated into '19 and should alleviate into '20 so somewhere in the back half of '19 you'll have one of those revenue growth reacceleration margin expansion quarters and that's what the market is looking forward to but valuation had come down so much under the worst-case sc