the great one mark levin. will explain more about what this book is about and why it is important and how the media works in conjunction with the democratic party. straight ahead. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm jonathan hunt. job growth rebounding in the u.s. last month. employers adding 224,000 jobs. the labor department says the burst in hiring may suggest employers are shaking off concerns about weaker global growth and the waning benefits from tax cuts. the unemployment rate ticked up to 3.7% while wages rose 3.1% from a year ago. stocks closed lower for the day but ended up for the week. analysts say the federal reserve now faces the question of should they lower rates. later this month. >>> authorities in the bahamas say they are working to identify the bodies of seven people killed in a helicopter crash. the helicopter belonged to billionaire coal entrepreneur chris cline. the cause of the crash has not yet been determined. i'm jonathan hunt. now back to a "hannity" special. >> sean: all

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mark levin is up next. see you next monday when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ ♪ w mark: hello, america. welcome to life liberty and levine. of great constitutional scholar tonight. john eastman, how are you? you are the professor of law at chapman university and i've known you a long time and you are a brilliant man and have gone up and down the federal chain and a whole bunch of constitutional issues. i wanted to talk to you about several of them. we had, earlier this week, 375,i 400 whatever -- former federal prosecutors write a letter it's a contrivance they put together a letter and manufactured it sane if they had been prosecutors still and the president was not the president they would have charged them with obstruction. this is very odd, i think, because if trump was not president this would not be an issue at all to begin with, right? >> right. mark: secondly, people think that a lot of former federal prosecutors and there's about 350 federal prosecutors in the southern district of new yor

and mark penance marks the anniversary that apollo 11 the only event of the 20th century that stood the chance to be widely remembered in the h century. now back to "life, liberty & levink: so you are trying to pull this meeting together. in the jewish community in san antonio. with the jews and the christians get together what happens quick. >> i told the men i would like to have night and what that consisted of and he looked at me like i had a communicable disease. he said we will have to have a committee meeting. and that last meeting every able-bodied jewish person was in town and i ran by the orthodox rabbi who was there and after the debate had been going for a while he said what if this man is a friend what if he intends to do what he says? so they agreed. we had a press conference the next day, the rabbi and i. when the picture came out in the paper the next morning , death threats started to come to the church to kill the preacher we will shoot him. it was packed. there was enough tension in that room to give a glass door knob a headache. we had a marvelous night. they saying hebrew songs but the jewish people appreciated the effort. i gave a message about why

mark levin. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> let's go to texas. >> mark, how are you hold up? your like -- you and sean hannity, three hour 0 radio, an hour of tv and now an hour on fox each sunday. this is the busiest you have ever been. >> first of all let in the say this, this is thome, the reagan library. served never reagan administration. this is home to me throw days is not enough. -- three days is not enough. [cheers and applause] >> and i love all of you. all of you great patriots out here, in california, fighting the state and fight the localed, fight the battle for the federal government. one after another said don't forget we're here. i'll never forget you're here. [cheers and applause] >> i remember when this was a vibrant state. i remember when ronald reagan was governor. i remember when duke was governor and when pete wilson was governor, i remember the great days of the golden state. and now you can see what blue, one-party rule does. it takes th

brian: mark levin joins us, life, liberty levin. your book is killing, it. for five to six hours? >> you know, brian, there are no surprises for me. i think the american people need to understand something here. this is the greatest political scandal in american history. and it is is it he will going on. and it was led by obama and it was led by hillary clinton. i want you to think about this. the fbi placed spies in the trump campaign. they used a former british spy to conduct opposition research who was funded by money laundered through a law firm through the hillary campaign and the d in. c what did he do? he went to russians to get disinformation, to put together opposition research. then he lobbied the fbi along with certain senators to open a fisa application to get a warrant against the trump campaign. in other words, they were trying to kill off the trim campaign. they failed to kill off the trump campaign this is obama, hillary, and their surrogates in law enforcement and in the intelligence agencies. this is very, very serious. this is exactly why

mark: i am mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin," we have two former attorneys general, pleasure. 75 attorney general of united states under ronald reagan, 81 under george w. bush. >> thank you. mark: mueller hearings and investigation. whatever. i want to start at the beginning. the appointment of a special counsel. should there have been a special count appointed under these circumstances. >> in my opinion, no. there was no need for one thing, department was not conflicted. it is understandable that jeff sessions had to recase himself because -- recuse himself, at least he was a fact witness potentially. but that did not conflict the entire department of justice. if once there was an allegation, if there was one, then it should go to normal process of the department. then handled by the u.s. attorney, either in washington d.c. or in new york. mark: what was the crystalgation. "criminal crimin- criminal, allegation there their was no criminal allegation. they say, where. >> a conflict, then the attorney general or whoever is acting may appoint a special counsel. the letter of ap

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mark: hello, i am mark levin, this is life liberty and levin, we have a great guest dr. charles kesler. >> good to see you. mark: it has been 30 years. >> i have been following you. mark: thank you, and i you. editor of claremont books. considered the greatest publication on book reviews. i read it, i love it. also you are a professor of government at claremont mckenna college, reason i want to have you hir here today, is k about the declaration. its relevance to today. a lot of discussion about racism and slavery. a lot of discussion about centralized government and the administrative state. versus say capitalism and federal implement yoism, and yon expert on them. let's start with declaration of independentindependence. what is this natural law, natural right reference in declaration, why is it important. >> it requires an explanation today in a way it don didn't in8 century, we're not used to idea you can derive right and wrong from nature. the way things are, nature is that part of life which we don't create. it is not humans don't make it. nature of the thing is what

mark levin is up next. ext revolution will be televised. ♪ ♪ w mark: hello, america. welcome to life liberty and levine. of great constitutional scholar tonight. john eastman, how are you? you are the professor of law at chapman university and i've known you a long time and you are a brilliant man and have gone up and down the federal chain and a whole bunch of constitutional issues. i wanted to talk to you about several of them. we had, earlier this week, 375,i 400 whatever

mark levin had a fiery response saying it is clear the radical democrats hate the president because heoves america. >> they hate the president because he has two strikes against him. he loves america and he is the greatest president that israel has ever seen. recognizing their capital in jerusalem, moving our embassy to jerusalem, recognizing sovereignty of israel over the golan heights, kicking the plo out of our country, cutting off funds for terrorists linked to the palestinian authority and it is driving these 3 anti-semites nuts. >> back in march congresswoman omar's controversial comments about israel spark backlash from both parties, the house passed a broad resolution condemning hate including anti-semitism and anti-muslim bias. it did not condemn her comments specifically. sad news to share for you, two fdny heroes who responded to the 9/11 terror attacks have died. richard driscoll and kevin nolan both are coming to illnesses linked to ground 0. driscoll becomes the 200th new york firefighters die. the vietnam veteran recognized for his bravery 5 times over his career, his 32

mark levin is up next. see you next monday when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america, welcome to life, liberty and levin. we have a great constitutional scholar tonight. how are you doctor john eastman. you are the professor of law at chapman university. i've known you a very long time. your brilliant and you've litigated up and down the federal chain on a whole bunch of constitutional issues. i wanted to talk to about several of those. we had come earlier this week, 375, or 400 prosecutors write a letter, trial notes they put together a letter and manufactured a new story saying that if they had been prosecutors still in the president was president they would have charged him with obstruction. this is very odd i think because if trump wasn't president this wouldn't be an issue at all to begin with, right. >> right. >> secondly people think that's a lot of formal federal prosecutors. there's about 350 in the southern district of new york alone. you're talking former federal prosecutors

hello america i'm mark levin a special edition of life, liberty and levin with a special guest in a few mommies forest lucas of liu cuss oil capitalism versus socialism. liberty versus tyranny that's the subject of this program it is not discussed enough. reports just came out from the congressional budget office to project unprecedented, 144% of gdp to debt by 2049 this was a big deal. federal debt on track to hit this level. and the report found that if congress o works to wipe out schedule spending and tax change hads under current law, which includes sharp spending trap sent tog go into effect in 2020 and expiration of income cuts scheduled for 2026 debt rise to 219% of the gdp we're in a serious problem here and i have a question. all you parents and grandparents out there, you care about your kids and grand kids this particularly aim ad at the democratic socialist they like to call themselves. do you care about your kids and grand kids most of us give our lives or for kids and grand kids we'reel protective of them and e want the very bestt for them yet we're destroying their socie

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joining me now to respond, jeffery lord who worked in the reagan administration and mark levine, a democratic member of the virginia house of delegates. thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having us. >> thanks, tammy. >> both of you -- look, we do hear the nonsense coming out of the democrats about healthcare. at least they're talking about healthcare. we me that that mattered in 2018 in the mid-terms. we know issues matter and the approach can be different. jeffery, in all seriousness, while they're going to an extreme on healthcare, isn't that the thing that they realize matters to the american people and shouldn't the republicans doing be more on that at least? >> yeah, nancy pelosi recognized this in 2018. tried to keep them focused on this. yes, republicans should have done it. they should have done it the day after trump was sworn in. but that said, what these people on the far left, the squad and all of this are doing, is redefining the 2020 election campaign is keep america great versus hate america first. you can bet nancy pelosis are upset with this. they don't want to get near it

hello america i'm mark levin a special edition of life, liberty and levin with a special guest in a few forest lucas of liu cuss oil capitalism versus socialism. liberty versus tyranny that's the subject of this program it is not discussed enough. reports just came out from the congressional budget office to project unprecedented, 144% of gdp to debt by 2049 this was a big deal. federal debt on track to hit

here to debate, daniel turner, president of power the future and mark levine, member of the virginiaoining us. daniel, i'll start with you. do you think that democrats will turn into this a 2020 event? >> absolutely. it makes sense for them to try to do so because they don't have much else to run on and this is what they've been doing since 2016. i think the risk that both sides run here is that in recent polling there's been no interest clearly in impeachment so that's a democrat problem but for both sides, i saw a poll where 40% of the people who were polled never even heard of robert mueller. so there is a large middle america that really does not care about this and if either republicans or democrats try to play this too hard they could be speaking to a group of people that's not listening. heather: mark, what do you think about that? could they turn voters off if they just kind of turn it into too much of a show? >> i think daniel's right that most americans are ignorant of the mueller report. they don't know what's in it. they haven't read the 448 pages. i think americans have

mark levin is up next.ay when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america, welcome to life, liberty and levin. we have a great constitutional scholar tonight. how are you doctor john eastman. you are the professor of law at chapman university. i've known you a very long time. your brilliant and you've litigated up and down the federal chain on a whole bunch of constitutional issues. i wanted to talk to about several of those. we had come earlier this

mark: i am mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin," we have two former attorneys general, pleasureinvestigation. whatever. i want to start at the

it is the radio talk show host mark levin in talking about these efforts on his website said this when it comes to republicans and spending. saying, quote, we used to have at least fiscal conservatives. there are no more fiscal conservatives, maybe a handful. but the republican party today does not stand for fiscal responsibility. therefore, nobody does. that's his thoughts. we'll hear from steve womack, you heard our previous guest talk about. he's the top republican on the budget committee e was on the floor defending the bipartisan budget deal. here's some of his comments. mr. womack: mr. speaker, one of the most fundamental duties of congress is to fund the government. i'm pleased that half months of uncertainty a budget agreement has been reached thanks to the work of the president, his cabinet, and the congress. this two-year funding deal ends the threat of sequestration and continues to improve our military strength. it doubles down on our commitment to serving and protecting the american people by enhancing the united states defense capabilities and ensuring our courageous troo

booktv recently visited the reagan presidential library in simi valley california where radio host mark levinffered his thoughts in the press to. >> cnn is not a free press. msnbc is not a free press, new york times is not a free press. "washington post" is not a free press. a free press is oppressed not pushing ideological agenda. it is not the back pocket of one party or another party. it is not pushing social activism whether it is climate change or what have you. we turn on the t.v. today most of these channels are browbeating review with propaganda and left-wing agenda. the left-wing agenda and so forth. that is not freedom of the press. freedom of the press is actually occurring outside those types. it is on the internet, it is with bloggers, is with newspeople all over the world. the difference between the modern media today and the patriot media that helped found the country, the patriot media those men with the printing presses, pamphlets, they were trying to fundamentally transform government. they wanted to represent government. today the press is trying to fundamentally transform

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yesterday mark levin was the most recent from california.people will get on, but it's going to take nancy to push it to a number where we'll feel comfortable going to the house to ask for impeachment. but we have to get this information and the data, and once we get the information -- the republican guy you had on, if we get mcgahn to testify, that number is going to zoom up. it will be 45 to 50 real quick. there's no question about it. we did a good job. we stayed on point. there was nobody using their five minutes to grandstand -- >> on the democratic side. there were a lot of republicans who tried to grandstand. >> it was orderly and went straight on. there was nobody who tried to make themselves an exception. we were a team. the republicans, they were chaos. don adams. remember "get smart"? >> yes. >> chaos. >> agent 99 here. with regard to the democrats who are pushing for impeachment, you have jackie speier from california. she spoke with my colleague chris matthews and had this to say about the timeline. take a listen to this, everybo

mark: see you next time on life, liberty and levin. ♪ he looked like a movie star, he had charisma, womenoved him, men wanted to be like him. >> i'm not a political leader, but i can speak for those of my age. >> john jr., would have defight defeated hillary. before you to accept nomination for the presidency of th united states. >> the son of president john f. kennedy was best upped for success. >> i remember saying, one time. natural for politics, i would like to find a way to accomplish something. >> he was not the spoiled son of a president. he was going to be a truman -- true, man, his mother wanted him to be that. >> john f. kennedy jr. drew up in the spotlight, he married his soul mate, caroline bissette. >> they got married, it was the ultimate celebrity couple in america, they were it. >> young son of the former president, who was so handsome in his own right and marries this beautiful, blond princess. i think that everyone wanted the best for them. >> pressure that was placed on him to rise to b be -- as greats his father. dubious about whether that was something he wanted to pu

mark live in. this is a special edition of life, liberty and levin. we will's have a special guest in a few moments from lucas oil. capitalist versus socialism. liberty versus tierney. that's the subject of this program. it's not discussed enough. the report just came out from the congressional budget office that projects unprecedented 144% of gdp toward the debt by 2049. this is a big deal. federal debt held by the public is on track to hit this level and the report found that if congress works to wipe out scheduled spending and tax changes under current law which includes sharp spending drops that to go in effect in 2020 and the expiration of income tax cuts scheduled for 2026, the debt would rise to 219% of the gdp. we are in a serious problem here. i have a question, all you parents and grandparents out there, do you care about your kids and grandkids? this is particularly aimed at the democratic socialists, they like to call themselves, do you care about your kids and grandkids? most of us would give our lives for our kids and grandkids. were pro

mark: see you next time on life, liberty and levin. chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump keeps attacking the squad. but says he disapproves of that angry chant. president trump: i didn't say that, they did. >> being a somali immigrant refugee by contrast. chris: we'll discuss the debate over race and country. stephen miller, one of the immigration's immigration hardliners. >> the new report is my testimony. chris: democrats prepare to question robert mueller about his russia investigation. we'll ask jerry nadler about his strategy to get mueller to go beyond his report. jerry nadler only on "fox news sunday." iran's seizure of a british oil tanker escalates tensions. hello from fox news in washington. send her back. that's the phrase and the debate that has consumed washington and much of the country this week. critics of the president's comments say urging four congress women to go back where they came from is hateful. but mr. trump says he won't stand for some of the things the so-called squad says about this country. joining us is white house advisor st

mark: join us next time on "life, liberty and levin". >> your heart and where your spirit is what taking over there to do the job you need to do not because you like it. ♪ >> that's what i love about this country. depreciates its war warriors. >> you're still a soldier and never come off the line but you'll always be one. >> i know how it affected change in the country and with my wife and my kids and how important it is to have gone forward to do that for the red, white and blue. pete: these are modern warriors. ♪ i'm pete access and we have a great evening for you. from the texas ranch to a man you all know well, navy seal, marcus littrell and his brother morgan is here. thank you for hosting us. >> thanks for being here. >> on the compound. pete: made it past the gate and adam barely made it. [laughter] members of congress don't usually make it. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] pete: i know this but chad and i went to fort benning together and were in the same platoon and that is infantry officer basic course. >> we did but we just had not seen each other in years. [inaudible conv

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mark: god bless you. see you next time on "life, liberty and levin". we'll see you back in the next couple of weeks and kristin fisher had to celebrate the apollo 11 launch. will be back. chris: i'm chris wallace. the risk of life threatening floods as tropical storm barry moved inland and president trumps immigration rates start in cities across the country. >> it starts on sunday and it would take people out and bring them back to their countries. chris: the president insists he did not cave on using the census to find out what the people in this country are citizens. president trump: not only did i back down but i did not back up. chris: we discussed this with kellyanne conway who's just back from the southern border. president trump: there's nothing he can say. he's written a report. the report said no collusion and it said effectively, no obstruction. chris: robert mueller's testimony on capitol hill delay as democrats subpoena new witnesses in the russia investigation. we will discuss house democrats showdown with the president with assistant spe

levine. together, they want to fight back against a precarious housing market that leaves too many families without a home they can afford. marker the words "that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." it was a moment that those who witnessed it will never forget. our reporterjane mccubbin has been hearing people's memories of humankind's greatest endeavour. marjorie and ken's love affair with the moon is also their love affair, because as apollo 11 hurtled through space, they were also getting married. everything was revolving around us. it just so happened that the americans were doing something... they were revolving around the moon! at our wedding reception, my father had quite a clever little quip at the end. "tomorrow, we may or may not have a man on the moon, but we most certainly will have a man on his honeymoon." cynthia was 24, and went to trafalgar square to join thousands watching the historic moment on a giant screen. and the whole place was just buzzing with people talking, and the atmosphere was terrific. it was a nervous feeling, because once they came out, i didn't know what to expect, and they

levin of michigan, to bring equality to our tax law. last month, we celebrated the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots which marked the launch of a pivotal movement for gay rights in our country and across the world. since then, the lgbt movement has fought battles on the local and federal level to gain the equal right that all americans deserve. to the enormous joy of millions of american family the supreme court ultimately ruled that same-sex marriages are equal. love is love. but you would not know it looking at our tax code. today a same-sex couple filing their taxes is forced to contend with out of date references that no longer reflect what marriage looks like in this country. filing taxes can be unpleasant enough as it is. no family should feel excluded in this process. most importantly, our tax code should not be defining families in outdated and discriminatory ways. that is what this legislation will fix with a simple change to jendered language, removing requirements for husband and wife, instead using words like they and married couple, we can put the equality promised by our constitution into the code. this bill corrects the

mark. over the weekend here, we started to have some swing democrats, democrats from swing states or swing districts, announcing they were for impeachment. let's look at california. you have mike levin democrat from a district that flipped from red to blue, used to be darrell issa's seat in southern california. in new hampshire, now, that's a swing state, you had andy custer, but you had another district in new hampshire that is probably one of the swingiest districts in the u.s. it swung back and forth multiple times since 2006. the democrats held on to that seat last term with pappas winning. you can see where this starts to edge into democrats who are not exactly from safe seats. some wonder if maybe you have, you know, people concerned that they are going to get challenged in a primary from the left. that's the issue here. here's the nuance right now. there's a lot of discrepancy as to whether or not lawmakers are for an impeachment inquiry or impeachment investigation, or are they for actual impeachment. i can say one thing. you try to create a narrative going into the august recess and when you have all these distinctions about impeachment inquiry or investigation or whatever,

then it's tv and radio mark levin's critical look at the media, on freedom of the press. following that, pulitzer prize-winning biographer john meacham and country singer tim mcgraw explore american history music in songs of america. and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the wall street journal is former first lady michelle obama's memoir becoming, the best-selling book of last year. most of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> book tv asked representative buddy carter what are you reading? >> two things, first off i finished the book i enjoyed very much . it's written by thomas carlyle, it's a book, actually a biography of a fictional philosopher. the oddities, and a very interesting book and i'm studying it now. it's pretty heavy that i've enjoyed it and i continue. i'm also reading errors of the founders which i have enjoyed, i'm abouthalfway through now . talked about three different characters, first of all daniel webster, john calhoun and henry clay and this is the early 8