9/7/26 - The Best Of Mark Levin
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What is Mark Levin’s stance on the data‑center ban and its impact on America’s industrial future?
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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.
This is the best of Mark Levin. Happy Labor Day. Hello, America. Mark Levin here, our number 877-381-3811. Hello, hello, hello. 877-381-3811. It looks like we've started something that some of you will love and some of you will hate, and some of you will. Well you'll just Be neutral about it and that is support for these data centers. You can see There is a counter push taking place against the Luddites and the Degrothers. And people who have legitimate concerns, don't get me wrong, you ought to show up at your zoning board and your local government and tell them what you want and what you don't want. That's fine. That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about banning it. Just a flat band because that will set us back.
You know, decades and decades while the while the enemy is going forward. We can't have that. I do want new drugs invented and new technologies invented to take care of us in many ways we can't even imagine. And I want our children and grandchildren to benefit from this too. So even if there's a little inconvenience and there's not much. In fact for most people there'll be none. This is the new industrial revolution. And the pushback is serious. I'm glad I helped start this. On Sunday night, when everybody was biting their fingernails and even their toenails, I don't know give because the Luddites were out, the woke Reich, neo fascists and isolationists and the rest were all at it. You gotta stand up to this stuff.
You just do. And we did and we will and we're not done. And the President of the United States deserves all the credit in the world. He started this, he's been pushing the funding for it. He knows we're competing against communist China. He knows all the possibilities, the benefits that humanity can receive as a result of AI data centers. He wants to be in front of it. We have a president who is foresighted, who is a statesman, who is a leader despite the best efforts to try and ruin him. It's like the other day, the Supreme Court finally told the lower courts to knock it off. It was a five to four decision close because Chief Justice John Roberts had Sometimes the man just loses his marbles. I have to be perfectly honest with you.
He throws in with the three radicals on the court, and When it comes to the ballroom. Now what's interesting is The majority and by the way, Amy Comey Barrett, to her credit, she was in the majority. The majority said among other things that this person of the historic trust and so forth didn't even have standing. standing to bring the case. Roberts and the three radical democrats on the court said Sure she does. Because she's part of the historic trustee and she's used to the White House being the way it is and she's offended by this and she feels damn it ladies and gentlemen, if that's the new standard for standing, we all have standing all the time. Right? See what I mean, Rich? How can that be standing?
You have to have really a direct Causal damage. Not you know what? You really damaged me because I mean here's the thing the White House sits way and it's now that way. That's not standing. And by the way, if Roberts had his way, you would destroy Separation of Powers. Ironically, he's saying the White House, the executive branch, is destroying separation of powers by spending money on this project that wasn't approved by Congress.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is Mark Levin’s stance on the data‑center ban and its impact on America’s industrial future?
0:00–12:43
2
How did the Supreme Court’s 5‑4 decision affect the White House ballroom controversy?
12:43–25:24
3
Why are the Dearborn, Michigan Shia mosques highlighted as a threat to U.S. culture?
25:24–36:20
4
What are the arguments against Dick Durbin’s credit‑card takeover legislation?
36:20–48:56
5
How does the episode connect the industrial‑revolution narrative to today’s AI data‑center boom?
48:56–1:01:26
6
What evidence is presented about the Columbia student Mohsen Mahdawi’s extremist ties?
1:01:26–1:16:14
7
Why does Mark Levin call for a military strike on Iran’s Karg Island and regime collapse?
1:16:14–1:28:27
8
How does the show conclude with calls to action for listeners and the next power‑hour segment?
1:28:27–1:40:49
Speakers
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