• On Monday's Mark Levin Show

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    Hour 1 Segment 1

    This is your last chance, literally until I guess midnight, give or take to preorder copies of American Marxism, because tomorrow they’re out. I don’t
    know how many are going to wind up being sold tomorrow, but we already know there’s over a quarter of a million. I want you to get a first edition, and
    in order to get a first edition, you have to preorder pretty much, and then
    you can give them to your kids and your grandkids and other people, because we’re going to spend some time on this. It’s too important just to look at my book and move along here. And you can see how it sort of insinuates itself in so many things that are going on here. Look at Cuba. Look at what’s going on
    in Cuba. Now, Cuba is supposed to be one of these utopias where everybody is equal. Everybody’s taken care of by the government, everybody gets something for free. The people are starving. There is no health care, there’s no medicine. There’s a reason why Bernie Sanders has for so long and so many
    years applauded Cuba, there’s a reason why AOC. And Bush. And Tlaib, Pressley and the others are not denouncing Cuba. It’s because they’re American
    Marxists, because they agree with backup is doing. You see, equality in hell
    is still hell. And look at the two societies, people willing to put their
    lives on the line to escape that country, that island country any way they possibly can. And people trying to get into America. Any way they possibly
    can. That juxtaposition should be enough to explain the difference between liberty and tyranny, between capitalism and Marxism, but apparently it’s not. Apparently, it’s not. And of course, what the Cuban government has done now
    is they’ve cut down the they’ve shut down the Internet. They banned people
    from the Internet. Just like what, just like who, just like our big tech. People who run big tech, the radical Democrats, do the same thing. People
    want liberty in the end. Sometimes they don’t realize it when they have it. Liberty permeates our society. People are free to destroy the society or
    attack other people in this country to undermine the rule of law. We’ve never quite figured out because it’s impossible to figure out the Catch 22, you
    see. Where liberty gives liberty to people to destroy liberty. Cannard thing, it’s a puzzle. Free to destroy. Jen Psaki, the White House briefing today on the Cuba protests and you see there. When you protest, you can be murdered.
    You can ride up on a list. He can be thrown in prison, there is no due
    process. Here, when your protest and I mean arson, looting and so forth,
    mostly peaceful, of course, you are celebrated. Cut to go. Just to follow up
    on Cuba, can you give us a sense of where the president’s policy review is right now? Do you anticipate making any changes, as Jonathan asked him, where do you see it going from here? Well, I will say first, and I meant to say
    this in response to Jonathan, but there’s every indication that yesterday’s protests were spontaneous expressions of people who are exhausted with the Cuban government’s economic mismanagement and repression, economic mismanagement and repression. That’s a bad combo when you say Mr. Producer. Economic mismanagement and repression. Interesting. Interesting, we’ll keep that in mind. Go ahead. These are protests inspired by the harsh reality of everyday life in Cuba, not people in another country. I’m saying that because
    I think there have been a range of accusations out there as well. I’m not
    sure what she means. Doesn’t really matter what she means. But the harsh reality of people living in Cuba under those circumstances is what happens
    when you destroy the civil society, when you reject capitalism, when you
    reject constitutionalism, separation of powers and all the protections are brilliant framers put in place. Presently, to ensure that we wouldn’t wind up like a Cuba or a China. Or Russia. And the rest of it. Part of the problem we have in this country. Is, of course, a significant problem is the media. The media in our country are filled with low IQ individuals, individuals who haven’t experienced much about life. Individuals who live in a bubble. And individuals who despise the country. Every single one of these American
    Marxist movements spawned from Marxism, they endorse, they support every
    single one, they don’t challenge any of them. Whether it’s critical race
    theory or the degrowth movement dressed up as climate change. Whether it’s
    open borders. The transgender movement, of all things, yes. They endorse
    every single one of them. Portia Segal Brown, CBS News producer on CBS This Morning, let’s blame Trump for the throw the crisis in Cuba hat tip
    newscasters cut three go on Cuban television. Deschanel blamed the protest on the US and its trade embargo for a severe impact on Cuba’s recent economic downturn. The Trump administration passed many more regulations, many more sanctions against it, which basically has cut off all income coming into
    Cuba. Now that that New Yorker is a CBS News producer. Go ahead, single mom
    is a CBS News producer based in Cuba. I think the Biden administration at
    least said at the beginning he was going to review his policy and make
    changes, but nothing has happened. It’s really perplexing, isn’t it? She doesn’t blame the Marxists brutal, vile system in Cuba. Of course, they’re
    free to get whatever they want from other countries pretty much. We have a trade embargo, you see. That doesn’t stop the communist Chinese or the fascistic Russians. How about they change the repressive government? CBS News producer never even enters her head. It’s not even worth discussing. The American trade embargo. So it’s America’s fault, you see. It’s America’s
    fault. It’s appalling. And then, of course, you have people who are trying
    to. Make a parallel argument between our country and Republicans and Cuba. Well, let me tell you something, ladies and gentlemen, Cuba, communist China, these communist regimes are the logical. Consequence. Of destroying individualism, liberty. A real serious academic related education where
    there’s academic freedom and free speech. The centralization of power. The centralization of economic decisions, I don’t know how many more examples we need of inhumanity, impoverishment, police states. Better linked to Marxism than we have now and have had in the past. And how groups like Black Lives matter simply because they wrapped themselves in race or antifa or others.
    Get away with building support among Americans, quote unquote, elites in the media and entertainment, in basketball and on and on and on. This is the consequence. Of this ideology. This is it. And so this is another learning moment. For us, we, the American people, when we see what’s going on in Cuba, other people are trying to rise up and now the country starts again. We can’t see what’s going on in their. The people in Iran tried to rise up, they were put down. Tiananmen Square, the people in China tried to rise up, they put people in Hong Kong, tried to protect their liberty, they were put down. How many more examples do we need? And yet the Democrat Party has aligned itself with these American Marxist movements. And its spokesman. Dare to accuse
    those who stand for liberty and integrity in a voting system and so forth of doing what they are doing. And I’ll explain more. As the show proceeds. American Marxism is clearly the most important book I’ve read because of the Times. And because as I look back on it, you know, I finished it three months ago. It’s relatable to almost everything that’s going on in this country and throughout the world. It is impossible even one hour on Sean Hannity’s show
    on Friday night, and he’s very gracious to do that for me and these other programs that I’ve been on. Fox and Friends Sunday, wonderful, wonderful
    hosts. I’ll be on Fox and Friends tomorrow. I believe it said. Eight or eight thirty Eastern Time. But it’s impossible. To convey. In any significant way, what’s in the book, it’s something you have to read. I can explain. And I
    will explain behind this microphone and on live TV and Life, Liberty, and
    Levin major aspects of this. Major aspects of this. But it’s not possible to convey everything that’s in the book. All the puzzle pieces that come
    together and so that does require. You to read it or get the audio and listen to it, but I’m going to do my very best. My very best. To convey as much as I possibly can. Because we have got to draw a line in the sand now, we’ve got
    to defend our kids and our grandkids. We’ve got to defend our borders. We’ve got to defend our economic system. We’ve got to defend our mores and and values. Because if we don’t defend it, nobody else will and nobody else can. It’s that simple. I’ll be right back.

    Hour 1 Segment 2

    As long as you have people on network television programs and cable
    television programs who are so obsessed and so hateful, the people of this country will despise the media. They will despise the corporatists that run
    the media, that is. The three suit types who stand behind the curtain, Joy Behar, is a lunatic. She’s low IQ, she’s unhinged. She should be in a padded cell. She felt at radio. And yet she’s so outrageous and so provocative,
    she’s on this network show called The View and of course, on The View, one tries to out stupid the next. But I think it’s fair to say Joy Behar is the queen of stupid or the birthing person of stupid. Can I say that, Mr.
    Producer? So here she is on The View today, and I say this, this contributes
    to the demise of this society. Cut five, go, you know, I despise a dictatorship, I despise authoritarianism, and I do not want the people. First of all, as you’re splattering with your spittle all over the place, you do
    not despise dictatorship or despise authoritarianism. If it’s dressed up in Bernie Sanders or AOC or dressed up Democrat, you’ll be marching behind them. Playing a drum. Go ahead. But under that repressive regime, I do believe that the blockades need to be lifted so that the people don’t see the blockades
    need to be lifted so the people don’t suffer. That’s the problem, our
    blockade. Our blockades are the problem. I heard Nikki Haley earlier today
    say when it comes to medicine and that sort of thing, we don’t prevent that getting into Cuba and the people are tired of the failure of their health
    care system. Because Bernie Sanders type Obamacare is a failure, it doesn’t work under any system. Go ahead, move down there. It’s outrageous and you
    know what’s outrageous? We’re preventing food from getting to Cuba. We’re not preventing food from getting to Cuba. Go ahead. This is why I rail against voters rights in this country, because it is a it is a slippery slope to a dictatorship when people can’t vote and we have to watch our own democracy
    very carefully right now. You are such a buffoon. People can’t vote in this country. If we take the numbers that have been presented to us, more people voted than ever before in American history. People can’t vote in this
    country. And so we’re on a slippery slope because people can vote in this country, no, you want a slippery slope because you really do not despise dictatorship, you really do not despise authoritarianism, and you really do
    not despise Cuba under the Castros, one dead, one alive. Neither did Obama. Neither did Sanders. Neither did the the Stooges. None of them none of them denounced Cuba. But it’s America’s fault, ladies and gentlemen, even more
    than that, it’s Donald Trump’s fault. Of course, every president, Republican and Democrat, up to Barack Obama, up to Barack Obama, has seen Cuba to be the police state communist state that it is. But Joy Behar on The View. No, no,
    you don’t understand. It’s our fault and it’s Trump’s fault. That’s why somebody like this should get the hook. I’ll be right back.

    Hour 1 Segment 3

    We’re going to wait until the book comes out tomorrow to really dig in, but I also I’m going to spend a little bit of time on the final chapter. There’s
    only seven chapters in this book, and it’s the longest book I’ve written.
    We’re going to dig into that chapter a little bit because that’s the chapter
    we choose liberty and some of the things that we can do to claw our way out
    of the abyss, because I know some of you are chomping at the bit on that. The reason for the other chapters, of course, is so we know exactly what we’re dealing with someone. We institute these various strategies and tactics. They’re instituted in a very smart way. And we picked them for a purpose. That’s how you win political battles. That’s how you win military battles,
    and that’s how you win cultural battles. Otherwise, you’re swinging wildly.
    We don’t want to swing wildly now, that doesn’t mean some people around the country aren’t doing some of the things that I come up with, I can’t possibly know everything that’s going on. But these are things that I’ve thought
    through as being an activist my entire life, mission oriented my entire life, and one of the few actually in broadcasting it has been, which is why I can write a book like this. But one of the things we have to do is unmask
    American Marxism. We have to explain it. We have to explain it’s the the
    basis behind it, who was behind it. So we were challenged. We can address it. If we face ridicule and attack, we can address that or ignore that as
    strategy compels. And there are things that we absolutely can do that aren’t being done and certainly not being done at the level that they need to be
    done to claw our way back. So I want to encourage you. I have this book show
    up at your house tomorrow for your place of business tomorrow or your
    workplace tomorrow. Just ordered online and after tomorrow. That is excuse
    me, after today and starting tomorrow, the book will be available in Barnes
    and Noble. Wal-Mart. Supposed to be the airport outlets, but typically it’s
    not I don’t know what they do behind him in the back, all the warehouse
    stores. Books-A-Million all the independent bookstores. Wherever you shop. That’s where this book is supposed to be available. They’re going to be
    800,000 copies of this book out there, Mr. Producer. Not all of them will be first edition. If you want first edition, you got to get in there now, get in there tonight and order it online at some point it won’t matter. Some point
    it won’t matter. And here’s the thing, once you’re done with this book,
    you’re going to feel really good about yourselves. You’re going to be able to talk about these issues. You’re going to be able to to dig into these issues. You’re going to be able to be. And activists in small ways and large,
    depending on you, whether you drive a truck or Uber, a taxi, a bus, whether you’re a cop or a firefighter or emergency personnel. Whether you’re a
    teacher, a real teacher or professor, a real professor, whether you protect
    our border. Whomever you are, an electrician or plumber. If you’re a lawyer
    or a doctor. If you’re a housewife. It doesn’t matter. This book is written
    for all of you. The only advice I give you is this take your time with it one page at a time. We are confronting a lot of movements at the same time,
    that’s the goal, to overwhelm us and to dispirit us. My goal is to unmask
    them, unravel them piece by piece. And then we put them back together again. And then, you know exactly what’s going on, and then we have I have some suggestions on how to confront them. None of which involves violence like
    that, all of which not just mostly peaceful, but completely peaceful. We’re
    not going to get a fair break in the media. That’s the way it is. We’re
    adults here and we’ll deal with it. They’re not our audience. There are tens
    of millions of us, tens of millions of us. We outnumber them and we have resources. We don’t have to play their game, we don’t have to embrace their narrative, we don’t have to digest their propaganda. Which is why I boldly named the book American Marxism. I’m tired of calling them by the names they want to be called rather than the name that they are. Now, there’s still a little hesitancy on TV among some still a little hesitancy among the politicians, you know, the socialists, these radicals, these leftists don’t eventually join in and they’ll jump to the front of the parade. That’s OK by me. But that also tells me that read the book. Or that their agenda is not
    our agenda. We can’t play around anymore. We can’t pretend we’re actually
    doing something when we’re not doing anything. That’s my concern. And look. Either we will build this national movement. Or we want. Either they’re
    better at it than we are or they’re not. That’s the bottom line. Now, this
    this is not an esoteric discussion, this is not theoretical. It’s not an abstraction. It’s here. It’s here you’ve seen it in the classrooms with the kids. But that’s not the only place, it’s in the workplace. He can’t even go
    to Disneyland or Disney World without. Without seeing what’s taking place.
    You can’t even watch TV anymore, even the History Channel or A&E or or Discovery without propaganda pouring into your house, the television. It’s. It’s a kind of a watch, sporting events. Without these dimwitted athletes,
    not all, but too damn many of them regurgitating this stuff. And they’re broadcasters for the most part. So unless we arm ourselves with knowledge. Unless we arm ourselves with strategies and tactics. Unless we understand
    what we’re up against, we will fail. We will fail. I’m not suggesting you
    read 25 books or 125 books or hundreds and hundreds of books like I’ve had to do. Just one. Hopefully your libraries will carry the book. That way, those
    of you who can’t afford it can get to the library and purchase it. I have my.
    I don’t know what they’ll do. But here’s what’s going to happen eventually,
    if enough of you acquire this book and you’re walking in an airport with this book, you’re walking out of. You’re going to be able to notice. That’s a patriot, that’s somebody who loves the country. That’s somebody who believes
    in the capitalist system, that somebody who rejects these racist Marxist ideologies. Say hello to the person. It feels good. We have numbers. You’ll notice. This revolution that they’re pushing. There’s no groundswell for
    this. The great mass of the American people aren’t rising up and demanding
    the end to their economic system, the great mass of the American people are rising up, calling 65 percent of the American people racist’s. The great mass of the American people aren’t rising up, rejecting a colorblind society. And Martin Luther King for Louis Farrakhan and the Marxists. The great masses of society aren’t rising up and say, yes, we should shrink our economy and limit our ability to create wealth and opportunity, especially for our children and grandchildren, the great masses aren’t supporting that. The great masses
    aren’t saying, yes, please indoctrinate my kid in college, please
    indoctrinate them at some phenomenal expense, some confiscatory amount. So
    when they come out of college, we don’t even get along as a family anymore. Well, who’s doing this? Turn on television, you can’t even watch the Sunday shows. They’re all full of crap. Vast majority of them. By Democrat
    operatives pretending to be journalists and journalism. Don’t let that static get in your head. Stop reading The New York Times in The Washington Post.
    Stop listening to these people. They’re crackpots, they’re demagogues,
    they’re propagandists. The New York Times in particular, has a horrific history, a human rights history that. That is so grotesque. And The
    Washington Post is not far behind. NBC, CBS, ABC, you can’t get a job there
    as an anchor, if you’re an honest journalist, you got to push the propaganda baby. So put them out of your minds, push them away. And these corporations
    are in for a huge surprise after we’re done talking. Huge surprise. As far as I’m concerned. We have been very passive. So we vote. But we pay for everything. We make the country work. Vast majority of us don’t ask for a
    damn thing. And we are attacked. Our characters are smeared, they seek to degrade us and dispirit us. Purpose of this book is to rally us, to galvanize us. And they give us reasons to do it. And to let you know, you do matter
    each and every one of you. And we need each and every one of you. We don’t
    care about color, we don’t care about what your faith is, what your
    background is, if you love the country, that’s all that matters. And we may even love it for some different reasons. And we’re going to put our
    differences aside. But truth is truth and reality is reality, the Democrat Party is the most powerful political force for American Marxism based on its support for all of these these movements under the leadership, so to speak.
    Joe Biden. This can’t be ignored any longer. I’m Chuck Schumer or Nancy
    Pelosi. They will do anything for power, they will do anything to empower
    their party. It’s 50/50 in the Senate. They have no mandate. She’s got a four vote lead in the House. They have no mandate, none whatsoever. And so what happens, Biden, who talks against autocracy, is the biggest autocrat in a nation issuing executive orders, controlling the private sector, controlling women’s sports, controlling what goes on in the classroom, pushing the agenda of the Marxists in this country. Now, I know this word upsets. The Marxists
    who pretend or otherwise, now there’s the out of the closets. But there’s a whole phalanx. The people who pretend otherwise. They largely embrace. The Marxist economic system, I don’t mean they say in every respect, you know,
    grab the property. No, no, no. I said it’s an Americanized form. There was a time when the media were honest about this back in 1989. And I pointed out in the book in the second chapter. An entire an entire column written. About how Marxism is far more acceptable in colleges and universities back in 1989, because they’ve broken themselves into these various pieces for feminism or immigration, for this, that and the other, it’s exactly what they’ve done. So we’re not going to put up with censorship, we’re not going to put up with intimidation, we’re not going to put out with bald face lying, which tries to sugar coat this stuff. And the only way we’re going to win this battle is to
    be honest with ourselves and honest with others about what’s taking place in this country. You want to talk about insurrection? Look at the NCAA in the about how they’ve taken over our classrooms, how they’ve taken over
    textbooks, how they’ve taken over the the entire learning process from us, we pay for everything. We have no say. That’s got to stop. We don’t even have access to information. That’s got to stop. Our universities and colleges are killing us with these tenured Marxists and radicals. Well, how does that happen? We need to find out and who’s paying for that? We are we know so
    little about universities and colleges. We know so little about the NEA in
    the afine, what they’re doing to our classrooms and our kids. That’s got to change. And much more. I’ll be right back.

    Hour 1 Segment 4

    And so the lesson from Cuba is one, that we should destroy Republican legislatures because they want voting that has integrity. Which has been far more liberalized before the pandemic. But liberalizing voting doesn’t mean destroying the franchise so that people who are voting legitimately have
    their vote neutralized by people who are fixing the system, stuffing the ballot, getting people to vote, who aren’t legally supposed to vote, which receives almost no attention. And I like to discuss. And you see Hack’s, everybody named Joy seems to be a hack except you conservatives out there, of course. And because of that, we’re on the slippery slope to Cubitt, no, no, that has nothing to do with it. The Democrat Party has embraced every single one of these American Marxist movements, every single one and every single
    one of them is attacking one of our systems, our institutions or traditions after another. It’s not progress. It’s regress attacking the economic system, attacking our border sovereignty and security. Attacking what goes on in a classroom and indoctrinating our children in filth and hate. As if they’re attending a Louis Farrakhan. Event, it’s just disgusting and instead we don’t talk about the Constitution and liberty and unalienable rights and private property rights, none of that, almost none of that’s being taught in our classrooms. Almost none of that is being studied in our colleges and universities. Almost none of that is promoted or even mentioned in our media today. Well, we’ve got to do this. We can’t leave it to somebody else. I’ll
    be right back.

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