heritage. after all our flaws and disagreements, and the push and pull of all that makes us human there is a nation that cannot accomplish, there s nothing was nation cannot accomplish when we stand together, and defend with all of our hearts, that which makes us unique in the world. our democracy. we are not only a nation based on principles, but based on an idea. we are the most unique nation in the world. an idea, that everyone is created equally and should be treated equally throughout their lives. we don t always live up to it, but we never walked away from it. that is what makes us strong, that is what makes us who we are, and that is what those hijackers most hoped to destroy when they targeted our buildings and our people. they failed. no terrorist could touch the wellspring of our american power, and it falls enough to keep it safe on behalf of all those we lost 21 years ago, on behalf of all of those who have given their whole souls to the cause of this nation every
primetime tonight. not h and we re not here friday. they were not here saturday. sundy. day.ot here sunda they were not even here monday.o they came back on tuesday. so to ask that questio to asn is actually incredibly irresponsible. well, loo actualk what we have here. that s the white house cocaine . a homeless bomb blows up the l.a. freeway. why did you stop the ballots? one, there s surveillance video stopping the ballots. if anythinbag, today we found the stuffer. plus, who won the civil war? the patriots. not the patriots. oh. oh, you sure about the patriots? fox news alert. picter have the pictures of the white house cocaine courtesy of dailymail.com. you can see the cocaine in a locker in the west wing. there it is, next to a rulernext for scale. another phot to shows the baggie next to a test kit that concluded the powder was indeede ba cocaine, not another white powdery substance like anthraitx. documents from a lab show the coke was cut with baking s
. mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is life, liberty & levin send it to great guest and i need gingrich and lee zeldin but will get to them in a moment i want to discuss a very serious issue with you in a very serious way. we see joe biden. we see how he walks. we see how he stares. we see how he gets angry and how he cringes. this issue of dementia is a serious issue. i should know. i ve had two people in my family who have had alzheimer s and one had moderate dementia. it is not funny. it is very upsetting. it is depressing. to watch somebody deteriorate like this and in the early stages they know they are deteriorating. and then the family has to care for the person, once to care for the person. it is not funny. you have never heard me do jokes about joe biden and dementia. i will make jokes about him on other things. but not that. and stuart said about pornography once i know it when i see it. i know dementia when i see it. i think i spieth may be not for al
state. greta: i hear that from so many business people. i mean, the insurance industry has a monopoly on this. it s been i don t see any sort of effort to dislodge that, historically. they have hired every single lobbyist in washington and beyod and they have a lock and dysit s disgusting. if you opened it up for 50 companies to compete, numbers would come down and care would go up and you wouldn t need government involvement. just that one thing would be fantastic. greta: you think the reason is because of the power of the lobby. absolutely. everything s about the lobbyists. greta: washington for sale? well, it is, to a large extent. but in this case, it s terrible. it s basic. i mention that to people, like you are saying, viheard that from others. if you opened it up and even to other countries, if england has a great, great powerful, wealthy, you know, wonderful insurance company that wants to bid in new york, let them bid.
state. greta: i hear that from so many business people. i mean, the insurance industry has a monopoly on this. it s been i don t see any sort of effort to dislodge that, historically. they have hired every single lobbyist in washington and beyod and they have a lock and dysit s disgusting. if you opened it up for 50 companies to compete, numbers would come down and care would go up and you wouldn t need government involvement. just that one thing would be fantastic. greta: you think the reason is because of the power of the lobby. absolutely. everything s about the lobbyists. greta: washington for sale? well, it is, to a large extent. but in this case, it s terrible. it s basic. i mention that to people, like you are saying, viheard that from others. if you opened it up and even to other countries, if england has a great, great powerful, wealthy, you know, wonderful insurance company that wants to