Mark Levin coins Dems’ new slogan after Boulder attack suspect’s hate crime charges: 'Bring us ... your terrorists'



On June 25, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the man accused of throwing Molotov cocktails at a peaceful pro-Israel demonstration in Boulder, Colorado, on June 1, was indicted on 12 federal hate crime counts. He also faces state charges, including attempted murder, with a trial pending that could result in significant prison time if convicted.

“He’s an Islamo-Nazi” who “came into this country on a tourist visa in 2022 under the great Joe Biden regime” and then “overstayed his visa,” says Mark Levin. However, “rather than deporting him,” Soliman was granted “a work visa,” which he also overstayed.

It’s this kind of Democrat “humanitarian” impunity that teed up Soliman’s alleged crime, he says.

When Soliman tried to purchase a gun but was barred due to his immigrant status, he decided instead to “burn the Jews,” one of which was an 88-year-old Holocaust survivor, Levin recounts.

Sadly, this horrific case of anti-Semitism isn’t an isolated event, but rather one in a chain of Jewish-targeted hate crimes that have spiked since Hamas’ attack on Israel on October 7, 2023.

This uptick in anti-Semitism is largely due to the Biden regime’s open borders, says Levin, but now that the Trump administration is trying to reverse course and deport criminal illegal aliens, many of whom harbor anti-American sentiments, we have “Democrat party radical judges, the ACLU, and these radical defense lawyers” who are working overtime to prevent deportations. And then the mainstream media, beholden to the Democratic Party, swoops in to affirm and regurgitate their leftist narratives.

At this point, the left's party slogan might as well be: “Bring us your poor, your huddled masses, your terrorists, your Islamists, your Marxists. ... If you disagree, you're obviously a white supremacist," says Levin.

If “the West has a will to survive,” he warns, we'd better find a way to get the “terrorists ... or would-be terrorists” who are currently in our country out. And further, we'd better find a way to address the rampant anti-Semitism festering in our colleges and universities, which Levin calls “indoctrination mills” cultivating “homegrown terrorism" that's "paid for by communist regimes, by Islamist regimes.”

Soliman and his alleged crimes, he says, point to an insidious cultural trend of immigrants who reject assimilation, insisting on “bringing their hate, their evil, their view of their faith, [and] their terrorism into our country.”

“They come to the country for the purpose of destroying the country,” says Levin.

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Mark Levin REACTS to Trump’s Iran strike: ‘We should be cheering this’



On June 21, 2025, the United States launched a military mission dubbed Operation Midnight Hammer, targeting Iran’s nuclear sites at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan to dismantle Iran's nuclear enrichment capabilities and block its path to nuclear weapons. This marked the U.S.' first direct engagement amid the Israel-Iran conflict. The U.S. deployed 125 aircraft, including seven B-2 stealth bombers that unleashed 14 GBU-57 "bunker-buster" bombs on Fordow, alongside over two dozen Tomahawk missiles striking Isfahan. In a White House address, President Trump hailed the operation as a "spectacular military success."

And Mark Levin agrees. “What Donald Trump did as commander in chief is remarkable,” he says.

“It's not just that he had the courage to order the attack on the Islamo-Nazi Iranian nuclear sites, but look how it came off,” he adds, referring to how all U.S. military equipment, including the seven B-2 bombers and other aircraft involved in Operation Midnight Hammer, along with American personnel, returned safely to their bases with no reported damage or casualties.

“This is what we should be used to — that is, a commander-in-chief, not an interventionist,” who “knows when and how to use the United States military … the most massive and powerful fighting machine on the face of the earth, ready to take action as needed, in any environment, against any enemy, in any way,” says Levin. “We should be cheering this.”

He looks back to how former President Bill Clinton was naive enough to give North Korea “billions and billions of dollars to feed their people” when right under his nose, the communist nation was building “a nuclear missile.” Obama was hardly better. His administration appeased Iran's "Islamo-Nazi" regime with a nuclear deal that was overly lenient, allowing the terrorist nation to pursue nuclear weapons.

In 2018, Donald Trump set America back on the right path when he “ripped [Obama’s Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action] up” and put “the Iranian regime on its back.” Unfortunately, Biden then reversed course, reinstating Obama’s flawed JCPOA approach, surrounding himself with the same advisers, and providing Iran with billions in funds.

“And so Donald Trump comes in again — thank God, thanks to you — and he says, ‘Wait a minute, these guys are gonna have a nuclear weapon,”’ says Levin, noting that this threat was confirmed by intelligence and the IAEA. “And Donald Trump says … ‘I know there are people in our country that are isolationists; I know there are people in our country who claim to speak for MAGA and don't. I, Donald Trump, I'm MAGA; I speak for MAGA, and MAGA doesn't believe in suicide."’

“And then he orders this in coordination with the Israelis,” says Levin, calling Operation Midnight Hammer “absolutely fantastic.”

To all those who are now drowning in “what if” questions about how Iran will respond, he says the far more important question is: “What if we didn't stop Iran and they had nuclear weapons?”

“The fact is the enemy itself remains: It is Islamo-Nazi terrorism … wherever it is,” Levin insists. “They want to kill us; they've been wanting to kill us since long before the other day when we hit those sites ... and they’re going to continue to try and kill us.”

The “Islamo-Nazi mindset,” he says, is “kill the Jews, kill the Christians, kill Muslims who don't agree with us, kill the Hindus, kill the Buddhists, kill the West, kill the Americans — kill until we control the world.” This bloodthirsty mentality is deeply entrenched in religious creed, and so it will never go away. Operation Midnight Hammer “doesn’t change” Iran’s bent toward terrorism, but what it did accomplish is to remove its capacity to inflict it.

“The enemy is still there, but this particular element of the enemy and this particular program of the enemy has been destroyed,” says Levin.

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Mark Levin on the REAL reason behind the LA riots



The left’s radical Marxist pursuit of centralized power has manifested itself in many ways, but BlazeTV host Mark Levin of “LevinTV” believes that its latest appearance was at the Los Angeles riots, where Americans waved the flags of another country and lit their own city on fire.

“You see, the Democrat Party operatives, the Democrat Party, has more in common with the Marxists than they do with the founders. Hence, their people tearing down the symbols of America, hence their people attacking the principles of America,” Levin says.

And it’s not just Marxism but rather a combination of Marxism, Hegelianism, and Rousseau’s collectivism that have been combined over the course of history.

“They’ve taken these, the intellectuals have, and they’ve sort of re-imaged them and have Americanized them,” Levin explains. “This goes to an issue related to the word, the principle, the term ‘power.’”


“Power is about force. Power is about coercion. Power can be used in a positive way, and it can be used in a negative way,” he continues, “I want to now apply this to what’s going on in L.A. All these violent activities taking place, the burning of the American flag, the carrying of other flags and so forth.”

“The point is, if your goal is the centralization of power, if your goal is one party rule, if your goal is to have an iron-fisted control over society, and that is their goal,” he explains, “You don’t care if you change the citizenry. You don’t care if there’s violence for a period of time. You don’t care about any of these things.”

Former President Barack Obama called it a “fundamental transformation of America,” and Levin points out that that’s exactly what’s happening.

“These violent acts, these riotous acts, the attacks on Jews, the burning of the American flag, all of these things together and much more are evidence, right in front of our eyes,” Levin says, adding, “This fundamental transformation that’s taking place with the use of power — the evidence is right in front of us.”

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Neocons Use Accusations Of ‘Appeasement’ To Morally Blackmail People Into Supporting Forever Wars

Neocons like Mark Levin always start screeching 'appeasement' to try to shame opponents of forever wars.

Iran is not the next Iraq War — unless we make the same mistake twice



Is Donald Trump a warmonger? It’s a simple question, and yet an increasingly popular accusation from corners of the political class and commentariat that once saw him as the clearest alternative to globalist foreign adventurism. But such an accusation also defies the record. Whatever else one might say about Trump, he has been — consistently and vocally — against needless foreign entanglements.

To suggest that he has suddenly pivoted toward militarism is to misunderstand either the man himself or the moment we are in. Trump is not easily swayed from his core convictions. Trade protectionism and anti-interventionism have always been part of his political DNA. On tariffs, he is unbending. And when it comes to war, he has long argued that America must stop serving as the world’s policeman.

Is Iran another Iraq, or is it more like Poland in 1980?

So when people today accuse Trump of abandoning his anti-interventionist principles, we must ask: What evidence do we have that he has changed? And if he has, does that mean he was misleading us all along — or is something else happening?

If you’ve lost your trust in him, fine. Fair enough. But then the question becomes: Who do you trust? Who else has stood on stage, risked his life, and remained — at least in conviction — largely unchanged?

I’m not arguing for blind trust. In fact, I strongly advise against it. Reagan had it right when he quoted a Russian proverb during nuclear disarmament talks with the Soviet Union: “Trust, but verify.” Trust must be earned daily — and verified constantly. But trust, or the absence of it, is central to what we’re facing.

Beyond pro- and antiwar

The West is being pulled in two directions: one toward chaos, the other toward renewal. Trust is essential to renewal. Chaos thrives when people lose confidence — in leaders, in systems, in one another.

We are in a moment when clarity is difficult but necessary. And clarity requires asking harder questions than whether someone is “for or against war.”

Too many Americans today fall into four broad categories when it comes to foreign conflict.

First are the trolls — those who aren’t arguing in good faith, but revel in provocation, division, and distrust. Their goal isn’t clarity. It’s chaos.

Second are those who, understandably, want to avoid war but won’t acknowledge the dangers posed by radical Islamist ideology. Out of fear or fatigue, they have chosen willful blindness. This has been a costly mistake in the past.

Third are those who, like me, do not want war but understand that certain ideologies — particularly those of Iran’s theocratic rulers — cannot be ignored or wished away. We study history. We remember 1979. We understand what the “Twelvers” believe.

Twelversare a sect of Shia Islam whose clerics believe the return of the 12th Imam, their messianic figure, can only be ushered in by global conflict and bloodshed. Iran is the only nation in the world to make Twelver Shia its official state religion. The 12th Imam is not a metaphor. It’s doctrine, and it matters.

Finally, there are the hawks. They cheer for conflict. They seek to project American power, often reflexively. And they carry the swagger of certainty, even as history offers them little vindication.

The last few decades have offered sobering lessons. Regime change in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria — none produced flourishing democracies or stable allies. While America is capable of toppling regimes, we’re not so good at manufacturing civil societies. Real liberty requires real leadership on the ground. It requires heroes — people willing to suffer and die not for power, but for principle.

That’s what was missing in Kabul, Baghdad, and Tripoli. We never saw a Washington or a Jefferson emerge. Brave individuals assisted us, but no figures rose to power with whom nations could coalesce.

Is Iran 1980s Poland?

That is why I ask whether Iran is simply the next chapter in a tired and tragic book — or something altogether different.

Is Iran another Iraq? Or is it more like Poland in 1980? It’s not an easy question, but it’s one we must ask.

During the Cold War, we saw what it looked like when people yearned for freedom. In Poland, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia, dissidents risked everything for a chance to escape tyranny. There was a moral clarity. You could hear it in their music, see it in their marches, feel it in the energy that eventually tore down the Berlin Wall.

Is that spirit alive in Iran?

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We know that millions of Iranians have protested. We know many have disappeared for it. The Persian people are among the best educated in the region. They are culturally rich, historically sophisticated, and far more inclined toward Western ideals than the mullahs who rule them.

But we know Iran’s mullahs are not rational actors.

So again, we must ask: If the people of Iran are capable of throwing off their theocratic oppressors, should the United States support them? If so, how — and what would it cost us?

Ask tougher questions

I am not calling for war. I do not support U.S. military intervention in Iran. But I do support asking better questions. Is it in our national interest to act? Is there a moral imperative we cannot ignore? And do we trust the institutions advising us?

I no longer trust the intelligence agencies. I no longer trust the think tanks that sold us the Iraq War. I certainly don’t trust the foreign policy establishment in Washington that has consistently failed upward.

But I do trust the American people to engage these questions honestly — if they’re willing to think.

I believe we may be entering the first chapter of a final, spiritual conflict — what Scripture calls the last battle. It may take decades to unfold, but the ideological lines are being drawn.

And whether you are for Trump or against him, whether you see Iran as a threat or a distraction, whether you want peace or fear it’s no longer possible — ask the tougher questions.

Because what comes next won’t be determined by slogans. It will be determined by what we truly believe.

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One word keeps slipping out of Jake Tapper’s mouth on ‘Original Sin' tour



According to CNN’s Jake Tapper, he and co-author, Axios journalist Alex Thompson, had to interview over 200 people to write their book “Original Sin,” which exposed the calculated cover-up of Joe Biden’s cognitive decline during his four-year term.

Mark Levin has one question, though: Why go through the pain of interviewing so many people when you could’ve just interviewed yourself?

Before President Trump was elected, Democrats and the mainstream media had a two-tier plan: “Get [Donald Trump] in prison” and “protect Joe Biden,” says Levin.

Jake Tapper was in on both.

But now that the plans have tanked, Tapper needs a get-out-of-jail-free card, and he’s found it in the form of writing a phony tell-all book that ironically exposes the leftist cover-up campaign that he was deeply embedded in.

“Original Sin” is just another Democrat ploy to “rewrite history,” says Levin.

And yet — liberal and conservative media outlets alike are interviewing Tapper and constantly quoting all the “gossip” in the book.

But they fail to see the glaring irony: If Tapper were a true journalist, as he clearly aims to present himself, then he would’ve reported on all the damning information on Biden as he was learning it instead of “[saving] it” for his exposé.

Levin wonders when he started conducting these interviews. Did they overlap with his CNN segments where he chided and dismissed anyone who dared to question Biden’s cognitive state?

The information Tapper was secretly stashing away for his own personal gain was nothing less than “the greatest political scandal in American history,” says Levin. And now, he “is literally making millions of dollars despite his role” is squashing the narrative that Joe Biden was cognitively unfit to serve as president.

On his book tour, Tapper has been dropping the word “humility” over and over again, admitting that his coverage of Biden’s mental state fell short. It's not an admission that he was complicit in the cover-up, though. Levin says don't fall for the ruse. It's the “PR firm” telling him to use that word, not because it reflects his genuine feelings but because it will help him sell more books.

He hopes that “one day somebody will write a book about the people who wrote a book and had humility.”

To hear more of Levin’s commentary and see some of the footage of Tapper’s “humble” book tour, watch the clip above.

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Operation Rising Lion: Mark Levin’s warning vindicated by Israel’s Iran strike



The conservative firebrand warned of Iran’s growing nuclear threat just earlier this month.

For decades, Iran has insisted its nuclear program is peaceful, aimed at energy production and medical advancements. But reports from the International Atomic Energy Agency revealed a troubling reality: Iran has been stockpiling near weapons-grade uranium and conducting secret nuclear activities.

Mark Levin has long been sounding the alarm, warning that Iran’s actions point to a dangerous ambition — one that could threaten global stability.

Earlier this month, he warned that Iran would soon be “ready to roll.”

Early Friday morning, Israel took action against Iran’s growing power when it launched a large-scale military operation, code-named Operation Rising Lion, targeting Iran's nuclear facilities, military infrastructure, and senior leadership. The strikes hit key sites — including the Natanz nuclear enrichment facility, military bases, and residences of top officials — and killed several high-ranking Iranian military commanders, including Revolutionary Guard Commander Hossein Salami, and nuclear scientists.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu framed the operation as a last resort against Iran’s growing nuclear power that he claimed was getting dangerously near to culminating in a nuclear weapon. President Trump has asserted that the U.S. was notified but did not participate in the strike. In a phone interview with CNN, he praised the operation as “a very successful attack.”

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Mark Levin’s warnings have been proven right, as Israel’s decisive strike underscores the urgent threat he foresaw in Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

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Mark Levin exposes the ugly truth behind 'pro-Palestinian' protests



The left’s latest lie is among their worst — that is, that violent, hateful mobs are simply “pro-Palestinian protesters.”

“It’s not a pro-Palestinian movement. It’s a pro-terrorism movement. Whether they call themselves Palestinians or Hamas or Islamic Jihad or the Muslim Brotherhood or Qatar or whatever they call themselves,” BlazeTV host Mark Levin says on “LevinTV,” “it is a mission.”

And while there are leftists claiming that the right is attempting to stop pro-Palestinian protesters from exercising their right to free speech, Levin says that couldn’t be further from the truth.


“Nobody is stopping pro-Palestinian protesters from protesting. What people are objecting to is the bullhorns, the spitting, the physical violence preventing other people from speaking, preventing students from going to class, preventing certain faculty from teaching their class, intimidation, threats, and violence,” Levin explains.

“If you want to go on the corner and scream at the top of your lungs that you love Palestine and the Palestinians,” he continues, “you’re free to do it, and nobody’s going to stop you. They’ll look at you stupid because you are stupid. But you’re free to be stupid.”

The left has also claimed that you’re not allowed to criticize Israel in America, which is, of course, not true.

“Yeah, there’s no criticizing Israel in this country,” Levin mocks. “No, no, never happens. There’s no criticizing America in this country. No, no, it never happens.”

Levin notes that these detractors intentionally blur the lines between “peaceful speech” and “intimidation; violence; not protests, riotous protests; the destruction of private property; the prevention of students from going to class, some of them running for their lives.”

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Mark Levin reacts to Charlie Kirk’s EPIC defense of Israel



Mark Levin first heard the name Charlie Kirk back when Kirk’s conservative nonprofit organization, Turning Point USA, was a student movement focused on promoting free markets and limited government on college campuses.

Even though he doesn’t agree with Kirk on every issue, he still regards him as “a very courageous gentleman.”

One issue they absolutely agree on, however, is America’s duty to support the nation of Israel.

Charlie “has always been a big supporter of Israel. … His heart is in the right place, and his brain is in the right place too,” says Levin.

In one of his recent Socratic-style public debates, Kirk shut down a pro-Palestine activist with so much acuity, Levin was blown away.

“What religion was Jesus? What did he believe?” Kirk asked his opponent.

“Well, obviously he was a Jew,” his challenger retorted.

“Where was Jesus born?” Kirk asked.

“Why does that matter?”

“Born in Bethlehem, and he was raised in Nazareth, and he walked on the water in Capernaum. What country are those places in right now?” Kirk then inquired.

His opponent, sensing defeat, could do no more than repeat, “What does it matter?”

“It does matter. You know why? Because when I went to Israel, I came in contact with the living God that walked on water and rose Lazarus from the dead. When I went to Israel, I saw the Bible come to life,” Kirk fired back.

“When I went to Israel, I was able to cry where Jesus cried, where he was betrayed by Judas and arrested, where he rose from the dead and gives us eternal life,” he continued, pointing to scripture highlighting the importance of blessing and honoring the Jewish nation.

“There is a diabolical, satanic agenda every single day to try and delegitimize the scriptures, and I will defend the Holy Land — the place that let me see where my Lord and Savior lived — and I will not apologize for that,” Kirk concluded.

“I want to salute Charlie for that,” says Levin.

Kirk is right, he says. “When you go to Israel … you go to the burial site of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob … you see where the tribes of Israel came together and formed the Jewish faith in Shiloh.”

“The Palestinians say that’s our country,” but it's nothing more than “a propaganda campaign,” he says.

To hear more of Levin’s commentary and see the footage of Kirk’s epic defense of Israel, watch the clip above.

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Peace with Qatar? Mark Levin says not until the country stops funding terrorism



Now that the Biden regime is history, we’re finally seeing genuine efforts to combat the anti-Semitism that was allowed to run rampant for years.

“I am unbelievably thankful that we are doing everything we finally can, unlike the past regime, to fight anti-Semitism here in the United States,” says Mark Levin.

“But we're on defense because Qatar is funding it,” he warns.

He accuses the wealthy Gulf nation of bankrolling division by funneling millions of dollars into hundreds of American universities, including Harvard and Columbia, fueling “riots, violent riotous activity in our streets, the destruction of our educational system, [and] the brainwashing of the next generation of Americans.”

“We are deporting people that they are directly and indirectly funding, calling for the overthrow of our country and violently attacking individuals with whom they disagree — Jews and non-Jews who support America and support Israel,” Levin explains. “I have a problem with that — a big problem.”

Despite these significant ethical concerns, the United States maintains a robust relationship with Qatar, particularly through substantial economic and defense agreements.

But Levin is skeptical about striking deals with a nation that funds terrorism.

“Is Qatar going to have to stop funding terrorism? Is that part of any deal? I haven't seen it,” he says, expressing skepticism about having peace with a country that hates America’s roots.

“Our country was founded on Judeo-Christian principles,” says Levin. “Without Judaism, there'd be no Christianity, and without Christianity, there'd be no Judaism; we're tied at the hip.” He calls this unity “a wonderful thing” to be celebrated, praising evangelical Christians who support Israel “because it’s the right thing to do.”

Levin then shares a story about his friend Pastor John Hagee, whose Christians United for Israel group shows unmatched commitment to the Holy Land. Recalling a profound moment when they were together in Israel, Levin quotes Hagee: “Either the Jews are right or the Christians are right. And you know when we’ll find out? When the Messiah comes.” This, Levin says, is “genius, brilliant,” reflecting the shared faith that binds Americans. He urges us to speak out against Qatar’s influence and defend these values, ensuring that our nation’s foundation endures.

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