4/9/26 - Mark Levin EXPOSES "Conservative" Voices Out to Get Trump

On Thursday’s Mark Levin Show, the attacks on President Trump from the Woke Reich Neo-fascists are dispiriting, divisive, and harmful to the country and the conservative movement, potentially undermining Republican chances in midterm elections by aiding the left, spreading conspiracy theories, and diverting focus from unity and the agenda. The President is acting in the country’s best interest despite facing significant opposition and personal cost. Compare that with politicians and commentators who accuse him of profiting from their positions or undermining the movement. Also, Trump is confronting the Iran nuclear enrichment issue, he’s ending the blackmail, and is stopping funding of terrorism after decades of inaction. A nuclear-armed Iran would dominate the region, threaten global oil supplies, and endanger millions of Americans as suicide bombers with nuclear weapons and Trump’s dealing with it. The Iranian regime are dead men walking and the negotiations are about deciding whether to resuscitate it or force its surrender. Later, Rep Ro Khanna has emerged as the top-performing congressional stock trader in AI-related investments, delivering a 112.1% excess return over the S&P 500. Will he explain this extraordinary profit, that even Nancy Pelosi couldn’t pull off. Afterward, the total reported government national debt stands at $39 trillion, though unfunded entitlements push the real figure closer to $300 trillion, with interest payments reaching nearly $530 billion in the first six months of the fiscal year and projected to exceed $1 trillion annually. Trump is trying to address the debt crisis but Democrats ignore it and prioritize spending, borrowing, and attempts to remove Trump from office rather than fiscal responsibility. Finally, Buck Sexton calls in to discuss his new book, Manufacturing Delusion: How the Left Uses Brainwashing, Indoctrination, and Propaganda Against You. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices