8/28/26 - Good Vs. Evil: What's on the Line in November?
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He's here. Now, broadcasting them from the underground command post. Deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker. Somewhere under the brick and steel of a nondescript building, we've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Loven.
The line separating good and evil passes not through states, not between classes, nor between political parties at all. But right through the heart of every human being. What's up, America? I am Rich Valdez. Valdez with N S at Rich Valdes on all of the social media. Welcome to the Friday night edition of the Mark Levin Show. Happy to be here with you. It's truly a blessing. Mark is alive and well. He's doing fantastic. He's got the night off as America mourns the death of Dolly Parton. And he'll be back with you on Monday. I'm gonna keep you company for the next three hours, 'cause after all, these are still the best three hours in talk radio. And we're gonna get into a number of things tonight. Um, by the way, some of you guys know me as Mr Call Screener from this show for many years, where I was Mr.
Call Screener, Richie V, and um working alongside the great one and uh Rich Sement. And I'm happy to be back with all my Lavinite family. It's always a pleasure. And I wanna you know, while I'm going down memory lane over here, I wanna talk about a couple of different things, right? I want to encourage you to listen to my show, right? I do a show called This Is America with Rich Valdez. And you can find that wherever you get podcasts or wherever you stream your stuff, and I'd appreciate that. And we're gonna talk tonight about a bunch of interesting stories about what's going on in America at night, right? Tonight. What's happening this evening? And There's a lot that's happened throughout the week that we're gonna recap.
Plus I wanna hear from each and every one of you, right? The Levinites, my amigos, my family. If you want to join our National Town Hall conversation this evening, give me a call, 877-381-3811, 877-381-3811. If you're a lib and you wanna have a little discussion, I'm happy to do that as well. And of course, uh I encourage you to follow me on all of the social media at Rich Valdes with an S at the end. Now, have you heard about this one? This is uh a story I saw that I was like, oh man, they're getting closer and closer to home with the drug boats. A boat with seven thousand pounds worth of cocaine was found off of the coast of Puerto Rico and I think it got blown up, but not before they grabbed the good stuff.
I think we have a report on this one, Mr. Producer, go for it.
The U.S. Coast Guard seized fifty four point five million dollars worth of cocaine off the coast of Puerto Rico.
How does Rich Valdez introduce himself and set up the show?
The agency captured a suspected drug smuggling boat about fifty miles off the coast of the island. More than seven thousand pounds of cocaine was on board there. The Coast Guard blew up the boat. They say it posed a navigation hazard. The five people on board were arrested. Good
load there's a lot of money. And a lot of cocaine and a lot of everything else. And this stuff is always going around, right? Around Colombia, around Venezuela, uh all over the Caribbean. And uh of course, you know, fifty miles south of of Puerto Rico, you're talking about, you know, right around the Dominican Republic, not far from Cuba. And I I can't help but think to myself, this stuff seems to be getting closer and closer to the US mainland. So kudos to uh President Trump, who I've nicknamed El Trompito Donaldis Magnus, the forty fifth and forty seventh president of these United States.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening credit‑card mandate advertisement about?
0:00–3:11
2
How does Rich Valdez introduce himself and set up the show?
3:11–9:47
3
Why does the host discuss the drug‑smuggling boat off Puerto Rico and its link to U.S. security?
9:47–48:23
4
What concerns are raised about Jelly Roll’s criticism of President Trump and its impact on his Nashville audience?
48:23–57:15
5
What promotional announcements kick off the final segment of the show?
57:15–1:00:48
6
How does the host transition from the Grace/Nashville call to the broader “good vs. evil” messaging debate?
1:00:48–1:18:24
7
Why does the host ask whether Jelly Roll’s criticism of Trump could hurt his music career?
1:18:24–1:35:03
8
What final calls and closing thoughts does the host leave listeners with before signing off?
1:35:03–1:53:48
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