Mark Levin: Why 11 Jurors Got It Wrong in the Clancy Case
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What is Mark Levin’s opening focus for this episode?
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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 eight seven seven three eight one three eight one one eight seven seven three eight one three eight one one. I don't believe I've talked at all about the Lindsay Clancy case. If I did it was briefly, but I do wish to speak about it now with you. And I don't want to spend the whole program on it. Because it looks like this is likely to go on. To another trial, should the prosecution decide that. I look at it this way. If a five year old child, a three year old child, and I believe a five month old baby We understand What women go through, many women go through it very violently, in fact. After they have babies, many women don't. The bodies traumatized in some ways and so forth.
I don't downplay that. Nobody's downplaying that. On the other hand, the reason this is an extraordinary case is because Most mothers do not execute their children.
You understand she sent her husband away to the CVS. In about thirty, thirty five minutes time she murdered each one Siriatum, one, then the next, then the next, bringing them down to the basement. I think to myself how horrendous this must have been for those babies who That their mother was their executioner. The five and the three year old especially must must have been Stunned and shocked. Mommy mommy. Strangling somebody, even little babies, that's not easy. It's not easy to kill them. You have to pull really, really tight. For a period of time. And I wondered myself, once you killed your first baby, how could you go on and kill the next and the next? Eventually she went to the roof and she jumped off.
Severely injured herself. But maybe that's what she should have done in the first place if that was her mindset at the time. I'm well aware that she sought help on numerous occasions, she got help on numerous occasions, and In the healthcare system, particularly when it comes to mental health. The toxic drugs, the overlay of drugs, the It's all horrible. What happened to her? But I do not believe it justifies the murder one after the other after the other of those babies. No, I'm not on the jury. I didn't hear everything. I wasn't in the courtroom. But we amazingly have eleven jurors who we're going to acquit her. Seems to me at a minimum she should have gotten manslaughter, don't you think, Rich? Because manslaughter at least to something.
But a complete acquittal? What kind of a message does that send to everybody and anybody? And so forth. So after A long trial and of The jury taking it under consideration for a very long time. You have a mistrial, said Despite three efforts by the judge to send them back, And there was one juror who said no. I'm not going to acquit. And it was a man, there were three men on the jury, and now he's under attack by the defense, which is outrageous. He's personally being abused by the defense. They're basically putting a target on his back. You know, we talk about We talk about the fact that We have a jury system, you have to accept what the jury does, but this defense lawyer was pounding away on this one juror, this one juror, this one juror who's a man who pa can't possibly understand what took place.
Excuse me. Fathers can when their kid kids are killed, especially by their wife.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is Mark Levin’s opening focus for this episode?
0:00–15:29
2
How does the show describe the Lindsay Clancy trial and the alleged crimes?
15:29–29:25
3
Why does Levin argue that the lone juror’s “not guilty” vote was heroic?
29:25–43:40
4
What criticism does Levin level at the defense lawyer for targeting the juror?
43:40–55:31
5
How does Levin connect the Clancy case to broader political issues like Israel and the Democrats?
55:31–1:06:43
6
What does Levin say about the latest jobs report and the boom in data‑center investment?
1:06:43–1:18:29
7
Why does Levin promote Governor Byron Donalds’s campaign for Florida governor?
1:18:29–1:31:29
8
What final take‑aways and calls to action does Levin leave listeners with?
1:31:29–1:43:35
Speakers
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