. mark: hello america i am mark levin. this is life, liberty, and levin. an attorney james trustee. before we get tour to great gas i want to make the point as clearly as i can. joe biden and entity blinken have blood on their hands. they are drenched in blood. what am i talking about? can anybody tell me any other president in american history who gives aid and support. billions of dollars to our enemy. to our enemy has killed american soldiers in iraq. due to our enemy that has created all kinds of mayhem in the middle east. to our enemy is now attacking our armed forces in the middle east and attacking our allies for this trying to build an islamic caliphate throughout the middle east. what kind of a commander-in-chief of the united states of america waives economic sanctions. with its oil, commerce, finance, banking, you name it. against a regime that sought to assassinate a former secretary of state and former national security advisor. who does that? can you name a sin
. mark: hello america i am mark levin. this is life, liberty, and levin. an attorney james trustee. before we get tour to great gas i want to make the point as clearly as i can. joe biden and entity blinken have blood on their hands. they are drenched in blood. what am i talking about? can anybody tell me any other president in american history who gives aid and support. billions of dollars to our enemy. to our enemy has killed american soldiers in iraq. due to our enemy that has created all kinds of mayhem in the middle east. to our enemy is now attacking our armed forces in the middle east and attacking our allies for this trying to build an islamic caliphate throughout the middle east. what kind of a commander-in-chief of the united states of america waives economic sanctions. with its oil, commerce, finance, banking, you name it. against a regime that sought to assassinate a former secretary of state and former national security advisor. who does that? can you name a sin
yes, yes. happy monday, everybody. you look fantastic. lyin!g. so let s talk about derek chauvin. you remember that minneapoli s c cop convicted for killing george floyd? chauvin was just stabbedtee . in federal prison, likely by some inmate wantingme to gain street cred with his cell block or msnbc. now, i m not easy to shock. you re talking to a guy, after all, who once saw cavuto without makeup. but what an eerie coincidence that chauvin gets stabbed just as aw docu new documentary examines his arrest and prosecutionme comes out and the documentary comes out and the documentary and if they re accurate, could expose a pretty big lie. a liexbig e that cost lives,ones including black ones and billions of dollars in damages, and is at the heart of the breakdown of law and order. and the reason it s a why drugstoreason w deodorant is locked up, but criminals are as free as a s of coke in the west wing. so let s do a quick recap of the facts in case you were in a coma or you r
[marching band] [marching band] [shake it off] [marching band] [shake it off] ainsley: wonderful job. that s franklin high school s marching band. a little taylor swift this morning. y all are so talented. thank you for waking up to be with us. thanks to all at home for watching. we are live at the grand ole opry house for the patriot awards. brian: 95 years of history. this has been in a few different places. much like madison square garden in new york. it s been all over new york city. now it s the 34th. there is something that is still here from its inception 95 years ago. and it s the little circle right in front of us. steve: what they did was they cut out a 6-foot circle from the reiman auditorium, which is still standing in downtown nashville, walked by it yesterday. and there it is. that way all the performers here they grand ole opry house are able to do exactly what people have done for 95 years. and that is stand in the center. ainsley: that s
judge chutkan might rule on this? i think those are very different questions. the rules and federal courts are clear. cameras are prohibited. media groups have come in and they have argued a couple of different things, and one is that the rule is unconstitutional, that it violates first amendment rights so judge chutkan should set it aside. the other is a technical argument about the nature of broadcast which says that this can be done in a way that wouldn t violate the rule. i think it s unlikely that judge chutkan would go ahead and alter the long-standing practice in federal court, but that s very unfortunate because this is a case that should be put on television so that everyone can see it as it happens. the real problem is that donald trump s response in this case, this sort of last-minute response that he files, saying they jacks mitt is engaging in a show trial that he wants to conduct under cover of darkness, is really nothing other than theater because that is sim