9/17/29 - The Dangerous Embrace of Extremism in Politics
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What is Mark Levin’s main criticism of the Democratic Party’s embrace of extremist figures like Hasan Piker?
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Hello America, Mark Levin here, our number 877-381-3811, 877-381-3811. Look, I really am getting sick and tired of these individuals in our country who have no connection to it, who feel no connection to it. These are ingrates, and worse, I'm sick and tired of it. We owe Islamists nothing. Zero. We owe Marxists nothing. Zero. The Democrat Party has always been a party of bigotry and racism and anti-Semitism and hatred. That doesn't mean every Democrat believes in that, but the party fundamentally embraces it. Now, it was a really neat trick in the 60s and 70s and 80s and 90s and now, where they use the economy, as I explained in American Marxism, as a way to buy votes, as a way to create constituencies.
I know that quite well, and so do you. But the fact of the matter is, when the rubber hits the road, The Democrat Party was for slavery and segregation. The Democrat Party was for eugenics against blacks. Their hero, Woodrow Wilson, was an advocate for this. The Democrat Party, excuse me again, sorry. I'm all choked up. The Democrat Party, right into the 60s and 70s, segregation. It's never been a Republican position. Ever. But then it turned into an economic issue, you see. Well, you don't support this group because you don't support redistribution of wealth or these programs or that program. It's very clever. And yet they still love Franklin Roosevelt. In 1940, he refused to sign an anti-lynching federal law.
He was afraid he'd lose some votes. or that his administration turned away Jews who had fled Europe, many of whom wound up killed in the ovens of the Holocaust. And I could go on and on. But now it's a party that embraces the Islamists. It's a party like the European left that does the same thing. Now we have this guy, Hassan Piker. And I want the Supreme Court to understand what they did, because this has real world consequences. What the Supreme Court did in creating, constitutionalizing, creating birthright citizenship, which is absolutely not in the Constitution and never was. But we have cowards. In John Roberts. We have cowards. In Barrett. They made a political and a policy decision. There is simply no constitutional justification for what they did.
And so we get Hassan Piker. Whose parents come here from Egypt. They're very well to do. They give birth to this little bastard. Then they go back to Turkey with him. He becomes radicalized and he comes back. A citizen. And you're going to see more and more and more of this. Because this is what's been going on now for decades. It's now coming to a head. And you can thank the Supreme Court that just constitutionalized this. You realize there's nothing we can do about this guy. We can't denaturalize him. According to the Supreme Court, he's a citizen by birth. We can't deport him. He's a citizen by birth. And then you have Saeed. Al-Saeed. What a disgrace. And we now have thousands and thousands like this. I've said before, and it's been picked up by others, and that's a good thing,
It's this. Islamism is incompatible with Americanism. It's incompatible with our founding, with our declaration, with our constitution, obviously with our Judeo-Christian belief and value system. Just like Marxism. It's incompatible. It doesn't work. They're not going to assimilate.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is Mark Levin’s main criticism of the Democratic Party’s embrace of extremist figures like Hasan Piker?
0:00–17:08
2
How does the Supreme Court’s birth‑right citizenship ruling enable people like Hasan Piker to become U.S. citizens?
17:08–30:23
3
Why does Bruce Blakeman claim the New York gubernatorial race is a statistical dead‑heat and what’s at stake for the state?
30:23–42:31
4
What are the arguments against AI and data‑center regulation and why does Levin say it could cripple U.S. competitiveness?
42:31–55:38
5
How does Levin describe the Democrats’ use of impeachment as a potential coup against the current administration?
55:38–1:09:07
6
What do callers say about the impact of high gas prices and immigration on their voting decisions?
1:09:07–1:20:37
7
Why does Levin argue that giving illegal immigrants a “dignified life” is equivalent to amnesty?
1:20:37–1:32:00
8
What final call to action does Mark Levin give listeners before ending the episode?
1:32:00–1:44:52
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