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Here’s the truth: ideas are driving everything—whether people realize it or not. In this clip, I explain how figures like Zohran Mamdani and Bernie Sanders consistently push a worldview—ideas that I believe are dangerous, destructive, and fundamentally at odds with liberty—while too many others get distracted by gossip, personality...

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Mark R. Levin

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Sen. Fetterman fires off a blunt message to AOC, Bernie Sanders, and every “Democratic socialist” in his party. As they try to take over the party, Fetterman gave them this reality check: “I promise you America’s future and my party’s future is not socialism or kinds of outlandish, far-left kinds of ideas.” He even said outright that the far-left wing is the reason Democrats are in this political hole. “It’s been a year [since] we lost the election. And part of those ideas pushed our party over the cliff. And that’s why we’re in this situation right now. That’s why we’re firmly in the minority, and that’s why we’ve lost control of the White House.” Fetterman kept going, drawing a clear line between what wins and what loses. “If you think [socialism] is a solution, that’s fine, but it’s going to be a competition of ideas, and we know that’s not going to prevail,” Fetterman said. “What’s going to prevail is common sense. What’s going to prevail is choosing this country over the extreme in our party. What’s going to prevail is common sense,” he stressed. “And I do believe… we should respond [to Trump] with order and logic and patriotism and not shutting down our government right now,” Fetterman argued. “And that’s where I’m at. And I don’t know why that’s controversial. That’s not a big tent party if you’re not allowed to have the opinion that it’s wrong to shut our government down and put these people in the middle of it.”
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Sen. Fetterman fires off a blunt message to AOC, Bernie Sanders, and every “Democratic socialist” in his party. As they try to take over the party, Fetterman gave them this reality check: “I promise you America’s future and my party’s future is not socialism or kinds of outlandish, far-left kinds of ideas.” He even said outright that the far-left wing is the reason Democrats are in this political hole. “It’s been a year [since] we lost the election. And part of those ideas pushed our party over the cliff. And that’s why we’re in this situation right now. That’s why we’re firmly in the minority, and that’s why we’ve lost control of the White House.” Fetterman kept going, drawing a clear line between what wins and what loses. “If you think [socialism] is a solution, that’s fine, but it’s going to be a competition of ideas, and we know that’s not going to prevail,” Fetterman said. “What’s going to prevail is common sense. What’s going to prevail is choosing this country over the extreme in our party. What’s going to prevail is common sense,” he stressed. “And I do believe… we should respond [to Trump] with order and logic and patriotism and not shutting down our government right now,” Fetterman argued. “And that’s where I’m at. And I don’t know why that’s controversial. That’s not a big tent party if you’re not allowed to have the opinion that it’s wrong to shut our government down and put these people in the middle of it.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

536,120 次观看 • 7 个月前

FIGHT FOR FREEDOM I believe the choice we face right now is as clear as it’s ever been: liberty or tyranny. In this clip, I explain why this isn’t just a political debate—it’s a fundamental struggle that has followed humanity throughout history, and one we are confronting again today. If you’re here, you’ve already chosen liberty. But that doesn’t mean the fight is over—it means it’s just beginning. The forces challenging that freedom are real, persistent, and evolving, and they demand clarity, conviction, and unity from those who believe in American principles. I make the case that while the threats may come from different directions, the response must be the same: stand firm, stay focused, and recognize what’s at stake. Because this moment isn’t abstract—it’s immediate. This is a call to stand together, push back, and defend the values that define the country. To watch the entire episode: YouTube: Rumble:
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FIGHT FOR FREEDOM I believe the choice we face right now is as clear as it’s ever been: liberty or tyranny. In this clip, I explain why this isn’t just a political debate—it’s a fundamental struggle that has followed humanity throughout history, and one we are confronting again today. If you’re here, you’ve already chosen liberty. But that doesn’t mean the fight is over—it means it’s just beginning. The forces challenging that freedom are real, persistent, and evolving, and they demand clarity, conviction, and unity from those who believe in American principles. I make the case that while the threats may come from different directions, the response must be the same: stand firm, stay focused, and recognize what’s at stake. Because this moment isn’t abstract—it’s immediate. This is a call to stand together, push back, and defend the values that define the country. To watch the entire episode: YouTube: Rumble:

Mark R. Levin

54,752 次观看 • 2 个月前

What's happening in education today—and why isn't American history being taught the way it should be? Instead of learning about the individuals, events, and ideas that built this country, students are being fed a completely different narrative. I explain how founding principles, the Enlightenment, and core American values are being sidelined—or attacked—and what that means for assimilation, national identity, and the future of the country. If generations grow up without understanding what made America what it is, the consequences won’t just be cultural—they’ll be foundational. This is about history, truth, and the direction of the nation. Watch the entire episode: Rumble: YouTube:
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What's happening in education today—and why isn't American history being taught the way it should be? Instead of learning about the individuals, events, and ideas that built this country, students are being fed a completely different narrative. I explain how founding principles, the Enlightenment, and core American values are being sidelined—or attacked—and what that means for assimilation, national identity, and the future of the country. If generations grow up without understanding what made America what it is, the consequences won’t just be cultural—they’ll be foundational. This is about history, truth, and the direction of the nation. Watch the entire episode: Rumble: YouTube:

Mark R. Levin

44,140 次观看 • 3 个月前