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The Best Of Mark Levin - 10/24/26
The episode centers on warnings that upcoming elections are decisive to prevent what the host describes as Western European-style decline, with repeated calls for sustained turnout, early voting and local voter mobilization. The host alleges CNN has been compromised by Qatar through a paid forum and criticizes perceived media influence. Guests discuss midterm polling uncertainty, GOP loyalty, and internal migration driven by affordability, taxes and regulation in blue states. The program cites commentary linking unrest in France and Britain to failures in immigration and security and raises concerns about candidates’ foreign-policy ties. In closing, the host questions some politicians’ commitment to the Constitution and interprets a recording as evidence of adherence to Sharia law, presented as his critique rather than verified fact.Episode guide
France's Warning: Could America Face The Same Fate?
On Thursday’s Mark Levin Show, France serves as a warning that civilization is not immortal. Western countries have ignored signs of social and cultural decline for decades. Nations that admit or tolerate people who hate their societies risk undermining their own survival. A civilization cannot survive if it continually weakens itself by welcoming people who oppose its values and interests. France’s unrest is partly the result of allowing in people hostile to the country; Britain faces a similar danger, and the United States could experience the same fate if it follows a similar path. Also, since Dearborn, Michigan will overwhelmingly support Abdul El-Sayed, it is critical for voters across the rest of Michigan to turn out, vote early or submit ballots, and encourage family, friends, and community members to do the same. This election will affect the future of the country and future generations. Republicans need to stay focused on winning elections and not be distracted by internal disputes. Democrats are tied to extremists, Marxists, and groups that threaten the country. Most Americans love their country, support the Constitution, oppose open borders, and reject policies that would weaken the nation's system. Meanwhile, Democrats are fighting efforts to clean up voter rolls, even as the Justice Department identifies 20,000 ineligible voters who received ballots in California and the case lands before Judge David Carter, who has already shown open hostility to the DOJ. Attorney General Todd Blanche asks why no one in California wants to fix it. Finally, Katie Zacharia joins the show and describes traveling with President Trump on his midterm blitz through Alaska, Arizona, and Montana, with rallies as packed as 2024, and points to the Alaska LNG pipeline and new energy projects as real results. She points to Gavin Newsom's record in California, from the train to nowhere to the nation's worst literacy rate and highest energy prices, and warns that Democrats would turn the weaponized legal system on ordinary Americans. Holding the Senate is critical to confirming judges and justices who will defend the Constitution. Key Links: Order Mark's latest book, On Power: https://a.co/d/2IVBWiW Be sure to visit http://www.marklevinshow.com for all things Mark Levin. Follow on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/marklevinshowEpisode guide
Katie Zacharia: The Real Cost Of Democratic Policies
Katie Zachariah tells Mark Levin she traveled with President Trump on a midterm “blitz” through Alaska, Arizona and Montana and describes very large, presidential-style rallies and intense campaigning. She credits Trump with delivering energy projects—mentioning an Alaska pipeline, gas terminal, Texas gas facility and nuclear plants—and argues those projects reduce prices and strengthen national security. Speaking from California, Zachariah criticizes Governor Gavin Newsom’s record on education, affordability and energy policy. She warns Democrats would “weaponize” the legal system against ordinary Americans and argues control of the U.S. Senate is crucial to confirm judges who will defend the Constitution, an outcome she supports.Episode guide
Gov. Greg Abbott Warns What's At Stake In Texas Governor's Race
Governor Greg Abbott frames his re-election campaign around contrasts with Democratic nominee Gina Hinojosa, alleging her CAIR endorsement and accusing her of supporting policies he calls dangerous. He says his administration designated CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood as foreign terrorist organizations, acted against Muslim‑only developments, and would seek a ban on Sharia law in Texas. Abbott warns of energized Democratic early voting and urges Republicans and other voters to mobilize. He contrasts his record on border security, public safety, taxes and energy with Hinojosa’s voting record, which he labels “far‑left,” and claims she would harm Texas’s economy by adopting California‑style policies that raise gas prices. Abbott also recounts removing protest tents at University of Texas campuses, warns Hinojosa would allow disruptive protests, and asks listeners for votes, door‑to‑door outreach and donations.Episode guide
France Is A Warning — America Could Be Next
The episode opens with Mark Levin reading and reacting to a Douglas Murray Spectator piece that warns Western civilization is not immortal. Levin cites recent unrest in France and past European terror incidents to argue that admitting people hostile to a society can erode that society’s survival, and recounts examples he says show Britain repeatedly failed to deport or exclude extremists. He links those concerns to U.S. politics by citing a debate between Mike Rogers and Dr. El-Sayed and accusing El-Sayed of ties to Islamist groups as a national-security risk. The conversation shifts to a heated exchange about commitment to the U.S. Constitution, with callers disputing challenges to their patriotism and debating whether adherence to sharia law would be compatible with the Constitution; the host pauses the segment for a break.COMPLETE ARCHIVE
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