. mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is life, liberty & levin saturday. last week at this time, there was an assassination attempt on president donald trump. it was horrific. and i must say shocking because it literally 30 or 40 minutes before he went on that stage he called me. he was in a great mood. he was cracking jokes. we were talking about a variety of things and he said you know mark, you must mean a lot to me this 50000 people out there waiting and i am talking to you. and it occurs to me, i ve thought about this, maybe we should have talked a little bit longer. but that is the way it went. and by this much by this much president trump would not be with us. that is really hard to when you think about it. you know ladies and gentlemen, there s an issue i ve been talking about on this network, on the radio, on blaze, it s called dehumanization i ve actually written about in two books. what is dehumanization? what has been taking place against donal
. mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is life, liberty & levin saturday. last week at this time, there was an assassination attempt on president donald trump. it was horrific. and i must say shocking because it literally 30 or 40 minutes before he went on that stage he called me. he was in a great mood. he was cracking jokes. we were talking about a variety of things and he said you know mark, you must mean a lot to me this 50000 people out there waiting and i am talking to you. and it occurs to me, i ve thought about this, maybe we should have talked a little bit longer. but that is the way it went. and by this much by this much president trump would not be with us. that is really hard to when you think about it. you know ladies and gentlemen, there s an issue i ve been talking about on this network, on the radio, on blaze, it s called dehumanization i ve actually written about in two books. what is dehumanization? what has been taking place against donal
. mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is life, liberty & levin saturday. last week at this time, there was an assassination attempt on president donald trump. it was horrific. and i must say shocking because it literally 30 or 40 minutes before he went on that stage he called me. he was in a great mood. he was cracking jokes. we were talking about a variety of things and he said you know mark, you must mean a lot to me this 50000 people out there waiting and i am talking to you. and it occurs to me, i ve thought about this, maybe we should have talked a little bit longer. but that is the way it went. and by this much by this much president trump would not be with us. that is really hard to when you think about it. you know ladies and gentlemen, there s an issue i ve been talking about on this network, on the radio, on blaze, it s called dehumanization i ve actually written about in two books. what is dehumanization? what has been taking place against donal
voters. and they found jd vance whose memoir elegy chronicling his working class upbringing in kentucky and ohio as a source. vance became a translater of sorts explaining the plight of e rural voter to blue america. their communities have been struggling in a lot of different ways 20 or 30 years and nobody has really cared and trump is the first person to at least see these communities even if you think he doesn t have all the solutions. oeas he became a media darlii his book received rave reviews and was turned into a movie by ron howard. i know i could have done better but you got to decide you want to be somebody or not. even in 2016, some caught a cynical undertone to vance s narrative as the new republic put it. quote. his great ewtake away from life in america s underclass is this. pull up those boot straps and don t question elites. public policy can help but there is no government who can fix these problems for us. it starts when we stop blaming obama or bush
will the real jd vance please stand up? what we are being sold about the author turned senator who is now running with trump. plus, it does not take trump running to implement project 2025. in some states, portions of the authoritarian playbook are already out for a test drive. top republicans trying to make the rnc inclusive if only the top base had an appetite for that. when donald trump won the 2016 election, many democrats and media figures are trying to understand how he was able to connect with white, rural voters and they found jd vance, whose memoir, hillbilly elegy , chronicling his hillbilly upbringing as the source. he became a translator of sorts explaining the plight of rural voters to blue america. their communities have been struggling in a lot of different ways for 20 or 30 years and nobody has really cared and trump is the first person to at least see these communities even if you think, as i do, that he does not have all the solutions. has became a