The Best Of Mark Levin - 9/26/26
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What is the opening premise of Mark Levin’s “Best Of” episode?
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I'll just read to you what I just posted or we're posting right now. And I speak with you, uh, because I tell you what I honestly feel. That's the way we work here. Certainly one of the questions military historians will have in the decades ahead is why we did not arm the Iranian people early in this war, a tremendous asset left out of the war effort. There doesn't appear to have been any great effort to undertake this, but And why we sideline the Israelis, another huge asset. There was no reason to tap the brakes early in this war, and expectations of negotiated settlements were overblown. Then all the talk about non existent off ramps. Maybe time for some new advisors. It's worth a thought. You think that's too uh
I don't And it's really consistent with everything I've been saying for months. For literally months. So um there needs to be sort of a counterweight to the isolationists and the pacifists in the administration and outside the administration. That's what I think. US holds three hours of talks with Iran on sidelines of the UN after Trump threatened to drive them into hell during a speech. Well Let's see how that turns out. You know, Every time we have this uh challenge made We talk about it, we sit on the edges of our seats and They're not going to be driven into hell. They have to be destroyed. And in order to destroy them it also takes People inside the country. Seeking to destroy them. being armed and overtaking them.
And one of the reasons I'm troubled by the sidelining of the Israelis is because they they knew where a lot of these bodies were buried. So to speak. And maybe they're still providing us with that information, but You know, I d I'm not aware of too many major military operations where we've been incredibly successful, where we have sidelined one of the most effective allies on the face of the earth. Why? Because Saudi Arabia doesn't like it? Because Qatar doesn't like it? Because Turkey doesn't like it? Who cares? Care's what they like or don't like. We need stark contrasts to win this election. Stark contrasts. Between us and them. I was surprised at the extent to which The President Mandami met and talked.
And I don't see Mandami patting the president on the back. I don't see Mandami Talking about certainly not publicly, all the wonderful things that he and the president, the Republicans can do together. the president continues to put his hand out, pats him on the back and so forth. I don't see An equivalent response. But that's not even my point. My point is he's a Marxist Islamist. Uh his Jew hatred is through the roof. As is his wife,
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his attacks on Netanyahu, being a war criminal are just outrageous. What he's done to the city of New York already, and Republicans all over New York and in the city are running for office, pointing out what a disaster he is. It doesn't help them. When it said how we can work together and so forth and so on when he won't work together. And if the Democrats win the midterm elections, Mandami and the DSA and the Democrats are gonna go full board trying to destroy the president, his family, the presidency and everything else. And everything else. He's n again, he's not somebody you can make a deal with. He's a revolutionary. In my view. In his view. Um You got candidates running, you got Bruce Blegman, a tremendous candidate running for governor, who
Lays into this guy, Mondami. Lays into Hokal. And so you've got people out there, might be on the fence, might go one way or the other. Not a lot, but if but a few and that's enough. Or he said, Well not well now wait a minute. You know, today this was said about Mandami, regardless of what Blakeman says or somebody else says. Do you see my point, Rich? So the Republicans, the administration, they need to be on message. Consistent, pounding away, pounding away, exposing these people.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening premise of Mark Levin’s “Best Of” episode?
0:00–8:01
2
Why does Levin argue the U.S. should have armed the Iranian opposition early in the war?
8:01–15:15
3
How does Levin describe the impact of isolationist and pacifist advisers on U.S. policy toward Iran?
15:15–21:53
4
What significance does Levin attribute to Benjamin Netanyahu’s United Nations speech?
21:53–29:48
5
Why does Levin claim AI deals with China pose a national‑security threat?
29:48–36:08
6
What constitutional arguments are raised in the White‑House press‑pass lawsuit?
36:08–43:44
7
How does Levin compare modern media control to historical actions by the Roosevelt administration?
43:44–52:51
8
What election‑strategy message does Levin give for defeating the “woke‑right” and neo‑fascist agenda?
52:51–1:01:13