9/22/26 - The Dangerous Reality of the Iran War: What the "Experts" Won't Tell You
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What is the dangerous reality of the Iran war and why is decisive action needed?
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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.
Hello America, Mark Levin here, our number 877 381 3811, 877 381 3811. I hope those of you who uh Celebrate, I guess is the word. Yom Kippur? and a good uh great service and event. I know we did with our Chabad Rabbi, Haim Cohen. It was fantastic and uh As Jews know, mo most Gentiles probably know, but maybe not as the holiest of the Holy holidays that we uh we Jews you know, abide by, adhere to, celebrate. Great Day of Atonement. So here I am freshly atoned. All right, ladies and gentlemen, I want to talk to you, uh, Mr and Mrs. American. Talk straight about a few things. Number one When the war in Iran began. Spectacular things took place for a period of about three or four weeks. In what was a massive military operation with our allies Israel side by side.
doing massive destruction to the Iranian war machine. Khomeini was taken out in less than twenty four hours. as was much of the upper tier of the regime. For reasons Never really articulated and unknown to a lot of us. Particularly who those of us who supported this effort and still do. There was a sudden stop to military activities. I mean very sudden. and attempts to negotiate with the regime, which went on for a significant period of time with a couple of stops in between for two or three days of military action. General Cooper, who is the head of CENTCOM and really who oversees direct action there. He said in two or three weeks they would have hit all their military objectives. But it was stopped. And the envoys were sent, and the VP was involved, and
And we had negotiations. As time went on, at one point we had a memorandum of understanding. Yours truly was one of the loudest critics of this. First of all it was With held from us, but And then secondly The details didn't make any sense to me, and I went through them both here, there. And on television. The MOU eventually. Eventually, what well how how do I even put it? It went the way of so many agreements with the Iranian regime on its own, really. On its own, really. And so we've We've gone back and forth. Now we have uh for some time an economic boycott. In many ways and sanctions and blockade. against the regime, hoping that if we choke it off enough economically they'll come to the table or it might even collapse.
It's going on for a long time. And in part that has caused the price of gasoline to go up and diesel fuel. But not in and of themselves, there have been other reasons for, particularly diesel fuel. In the war between Russia and Ukraine as the president has pointed out. We've reached another point. As the president stated at the UN today, he says I have a big decision to make And that decision is whether w negotiations can Can achieve something significant or I obliterate them? Now, we've heard this sort of thing before, right? And We now have a report that I've just read, I believe it was in uh New York Post. that the Arab states again are urging the president not to take that kind of military action. And they have urged the president really from the
from the beginning not to take military action and I think they've had uh undue influence on the administration, on on the envoys. As has Turkey. Now, that said, the president has done more to address the Iranian regime and its nuclear program than any president ever.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the dangerous reality of the Iran war and why is decisive action needed?
0:00–15:45
2
How did the initial Iran‑Israel joint military operation unfold and why was it stopped?
15:45–29:37
3
Why do isolationists, Democrats and foreign influences undermine a strong response to Iran?
29:37–44:45
4
What are the consequences of relying on economic sanctions instead of direct military action?
44:45–57:03
5
How will the upcoming midterm elections affect the fight against the Iranian regime?
57:03–1:10:24
6
Why did Mark Levin call out Politico’s Adam Wren and what does the scandal reveal?
1:10:24–1:25:01
7
What lessons does Trace Gallagher share in his new book "Turns Out They Were Right All Along"?
1:25:01–1:36:57
8
How can listeners help win the midterms and ensure a decisive victory over Iran?
1:36:57–1:41:43
Speakers
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