On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, there’s a CNN poll showing 79% of Americans (83% Republicans, 79% Democrats/independents) oppose Iran’s nuclear ambitions, with a slight majority favoring U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites (69% of Republicans agree, 27% oppose). This refutes the small group of isolationists, amplified by the media, who downplay Iran’s threat and align with left-wing narratives, asserting most Americans support Trump’s strong stance on national security. These isolationist voices are paper tigers who align with left-wing media to downplay Iran’s threat and question intelligence on Iran’s nuclear program and assassination attempts against President Trump. They are ideologically driven and out of touch with red-blooded Americans who prioritize national security and common-sense foreign policy. Also, Roger Zakheim, Director of the Ronald Reagan Institute, calls in to discuss a comprehensive Reagan Institute Summer Survey. It highlights key issues impacting U.S. security and prosperity, with preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon topping the list at 84%, reflecting widespread concern about nuclear proliferation. Americans expressed strong support for Israel striking Iran’s nuclear program, even before recent events. Zakheim explained that nearly 90% of Republican respondents, aligned with Trump’s base, favor action against Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Later, Communist China, and their genocidal Marxist dictator Xi, is watching closely what's taking place in Iran. If we were weak or equivocating, they would take that as a signal to more aggressive seek global domination. If we were resolute and strong, they would take that into consideration -- not necessarily preventing them from eventually acting but perhaps reassessing how aggressive they would want to be. President Trump's historical leadership has sent exactly the right message to Xi. Resolve and strength. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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