The Best New Mark Levin Podcast Right Now – June 2025
The 10 Best Mark Levin episodes
The Truth About Tucker: A No-Holds-Barred Critique
Mark Levin criticizes Tucker Carlson’s Iran stance, discusses Trump-Epstein allegations, promotes the Convention of States, and addresses listener concerns about Iran, immigration, and the current political climate.
This podcast features Mark Levin’s commentary on various political issues, primarily focusing on his criticism of Tucker Carlson’s perceived pro-Iran stance and his concerns about the Iranian nuclear program. Levin dismisses allegations against Donald Trump related to Jeffrey Epstein, arguing that if evidence existed, it would have been used by the Biden administration. He discusses the potential dangers of a war with Iran, highlighting the risks to American lives and the economy. Levin references Bill Buckley’s writings on liberalism’s tendency to paralyze action against threats, arguing against inaction in the face of Iranian aggression. He contrasts his own background with Carlson’s, highlighting their differing political ideologies. The podcast also covers topics such as immigration, the border crisis, political gridlock, and the Convention of States movement. Levin promotes his book, “On Power,” and criticizes certain media outlets and political figures. Several listener calls address concerns about the Alien Enemy Act, regime change in Iran, the Trump-Musk feud, and the legacy of the Tea Party movement. Advertisements for the Heritage Foundation, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, and a less-lethal pistol launcher are interspersed throughout the podcast. A news report about Iran procuring ammonium perchlorate from China for ballistic missiles is also discussed.
Unmasking the Lies: Immigration, Crime, and Justice
Mark Levin discusses human trafficking, threats to Israeli communities, Iran’s ballistic missile program, and the rise of antisemitism, criticizing political figures and advocating for decisive action against global threats.
This podcast episode covers a range of topics, beginning with a discussion of Gregor Garcia, an illegal alien from El Salvador indicted on human trafficking charges. Mark Levin criticizes Chris Van Hollen and other Democrats for defending Garcia, highlighting the political divisions surrounding immigration and law enforcement. The episode then shifts to escalating threats against Jewish and Israeli communities in the US, linking these threats to the Israel-Hamas conflict and open borders. A significant portion focuses on Iran’s acquisition of ballistic missile components from China, analyzing the implications for regional security, particularly Israel’s defense capabilities. The podcast also discusses concerns about activist judges, the controversy surrounding a White House staffer and Elon Musk, and the rise of antisemitism globally. The speaker connects past isolationist policies to the current geopolitical landscape, warning against appeasement and advocating for decisive action against Iran’s nuclear ambitions. The episode includes listener calls discussing D-Day, the current military’s fortitude, and the need for strong action against Iran. Finally, the speaker promotes their book, “On Power,” offering insights into power dynamics and their impact on various aspects of life.
6/23/25 – Trump’s Legacy: A Strong Stand Against Nuclear Threats
This podcast analyzes President Trump’s ceasefire announcement between Israel and Iran, criticizes opposing political figures, discusses Mark Levin’s new book, and examines the implications of Iran’s nuclear program.
This podcast extensively analyzes President Trump’s announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. The host critiques conservative figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene, Matt Gaetz, and Tucker Carlson for their perceived undermining of Trump and his pro-Israel stance. Hakeem Jeffries’ criticism of Trump’s actions is refuted, highlighting perceived hypocrisy in the accusations. The podcast features a discussion of Mark Levin’s new book, “On Power,” and analyzes the reactions of political figures like Mitch McConnell to the ceasefire. The host discusses “quasi-MAGA” influencers advocating pro-Iran policies, aligning with Obama’s approach, and criticizes Bernie Sanders’ political views. An interview between Marco Rubio and Margaret Brennan is analyzed, criticizing Brennan’s questioning style. The podcast concludes with comments on John Fetterman’s stance and further discussion on the Middle East situation and domestic policy, including concerns about the unconstitutionality of certain military actions and the potential for a civil war. The host consistently expresses trust in Trump and Netanyahu, emphasizing skepticism about deals with Iran and predicting changes in Iran’s mindset.
The Dangers of Unvetted Immigration: A Call to Action
Mark Levin discusses the growing threat of terrorism in the US, criticizing the Democrat Party, media bias, and open borders while praising President Trump’s efforts to combat these issues.
This podcast episode delves into the perceived threats facing the United States, with Mark Levin as the primary voice. He argues that the country is facing a growing threat of terrorism, fueled by open borders, Marxist indoctrination in universities, and media bias. Levin criticizes the Democrat Party for harboring Islamists and Marxists, failing to address anti-Semitism, and undermining President Trump’s efforts to combat these issues. He highlights the alliance between Hamas and Iran, emphasizing the danger posed by this partnership to Israel and the US. Levin also expresses concern about the growing influence of Islamists in Europe and the US, citing France’s embrace of a Palestinian state and the rise of anti-Semitism. The episode features Steve Moore, an economist and former Trump economic advisor, who discusses the positive economic indicators under the current administration, including a 4.6% growth rate in the second quarter and a declining inflation rate. He emphasizes the importance of passing tax cuts to further stimulate the economy. The conversation then shifts to the federal budget, with a focus on the proposed spending cuts in the Republican budget. The speaker argues that these cuts are reasonable and necessary, refuting claims that they will negatively impact essential services. The episode concludes with a critique of Jamie Raskin, a Democratic congressman, and his rhetoric regarding the current administration. The speaker accuses Raskin of using inflammatory language and promoting a narrative of dictatorship and suppression of rights, while simultaneously overlooking the actual policies and actions of the administration. The discussion highlights the speaker’s concerns about the left’s rhetoric and its potential to undermine democratic values. The episode ends with a critique of the mainstream media’s coverage of current events, specifically highlighting their perceived bias and lack of focus on important issues. The speaker expresses frustration with the media’s prioritization of trivial matters over significant news stories, emphasizing the importance of independent news sources and the need for informed citizens.
6/16/25 – Fake MAGA vs. Real Patriots: The Ultimate Showdown
Mark Levin and a guest discuss the Iran-Israel conflict, criticizing the “fake MAGA” movement for its alleged anti-Semitism and isolationism while advocating strong support for President Trump and Israel.
This podcast features Mark Levin’s discussion of the Israel-Iran conflict, heavily criticizing the “fake MAGA” movement for its perceived anti-American, anti-Semitic, and isolationist stances. He highlights Israel’s military operation against Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs, emphasizing the existential threat posed by Iran. An interview with Ron Dermer, Israel’s Minister of Strategic Affairs, reinforces this perspective, detailing Israel’s actions and expressing gratitude for President Trump’s support. Levin contrasts Dermer’s patriotism with the actions of “fake MAGA” figures, whom he accuses of undermining the President and the military. The podcast also promotes Levin’s new book, “On Power,” and includes a call to action urging listeners to support President Trump and the military against the “fake MAGA” movement and its alleged misinformation. The discussion extends to accusations against Tucker Carlson and the dangers of appeasement, emphasizing the need for strong leadership and decisive action against Iranian threats. Personal anecdotes and listener calls are also incorporated. The overall message is a strong defense of President Trump’s policies towards Iran and a condemnation of those perceived as undermining his administration and American interests.
The Radical Left’s Agenda: Immigration and Chaos Explained
Mark Levin and Senator Tom Cotton discuss the Los Angeles riots, criticizing the Democrats’ response, media bias, and highlighting the President’s legal authority to deploy federal forces using historical precedents and the Insurrection Act.
This podcast episode centers on the Los Angeles riots, with Mark Levin and Senator Tom Cotton analyzing the events, criticizing the Democrats’ response, and defending President Trump’s actions. Levin details the federal felonies committed during the riots, emphasizing the inadequacy of local responses and the necessity of federal intervention, citing legal statutes and past presidential actions as precedent. He criticizes the media for biased reporting, downplaying the violence and favoring rioters over law enforcement. Levin connects the situation to broader issues like illegal immigration, sanctuary cities, and the struggle for societal order, referencing his new book on power. He contrasts the current situation with past presidential responses to similar events, such as George H.W. Bush’s handling of the 1992 LA riots. Senator Cotton reinforces these points, emphasizing President Trump’s authority to federalize the National Guard and potentially invoke the Insurrection Act. He also discusses Iran’s rejection of a nuclear deal and the potential for military action. The discussion highlights concerns about media bias, the role of local and state authorities, and the legal basis for presidential intervention in domestic unrest. A recurring theme is the perceived failure of Democratic officials to adequately address the situation and the broader issues contributing to the violence.
6/12/25 – Democrats Gone Wild: The New Era of Political Aggression
Mark Levin discusses escalating Democrat violence, sanctuary state failures, judicial challenges to Trump’s orders, the Iran nuclear threat, a Chinese billionaire funding US radical groups, and Israeli airstrikes on Iran, urging US support for Israel.
This podcast covers a range of politically charged topics. Mark Levin criticizes the increasingly violent behavior of Democrats, linking it to their policies and constituents. He highlights the consequences of sanctuary state policies, citing instances of violent crimes committed by undocumented immigrants shielded from deportation. Levin defends President Trump’s authority to federalize the National Guard and challenges the constitutionality of a federal judge’s skepticism regarding this action. He strongly condemns the isolationist approach to Iran’s nuclear ambitions, emphasizing the danger posed by a nuclear-armed Iran. A significant portion of the podcast focuses on a congressional investigation into Neville Roy Singham, a China-based billionaire allegedly funding radical groups in the US with ties to the Chinese Communist Party. The podcast also covers breaking news of Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, analyzing potential US involvement and the expected Iranian response. Listener calls express concerns about the conflict and the need for US support for Israel. The podcast concludes with a call for prayers for those affected by the conflict and a suggestion that the US’s initial non-involvement statement might be a strategic maneuver.
Trump, National Guard, and the Battle for Law and Order
Mark Levin discusses the LA riots, accusing Democrats of orchestrating unrest and biased media of spreading misinformation, while also criticizing isolationism and the rise of antisemitism.
Mark Levin’s podcast covers a wide range of topics, primarily focusing on his accusations against the Democrat Party and the media. He alleges that Democrats orchestrated the unrest in Los Angeles, using biased media outlets like Politico to spread misinformation and undermine President Trump’s Iran policy. Levin details alleged leaks and biased reporting, naming specific individuals he believes are involved. He highlights a judge’s ruling allowing the deployment of the National Guard, contrasting it with Democrat opposition. He discusses his conversations with President Trump, including the potential use of the Insurrection Act. Levin analyzes Noah Rothman’s National Review article, which counters the Politico narrative. He criticizes Governor Newsom’s actions and the media’s complicity in spreading misinformation. The podcast also delves into broader political strategies, including the Democrats’ alleged pursuit of permanent power and the concept of “negative power.” Additionally, the podcast addresses the alarming rise of antisemitism, criticizes Tulsi Gabbard’s remarks on Pearl Harbor, condemns isolationist views, expresses concern over historical revisionism, and criticizes media bias. Finally, it includes listener calls, an advertisement against Senator Durbin’s credit card bill, and an upcoming show announcement.
6/20/25 – The Battle Over Iran’s Nuclear Threat
This podcast analyzes the current geopolitical landscape, focusing on Iran’s nuclear program, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and historical parallels in American political power struggles, while criticizing media bias and advocating for decisive action against Iranian nuclear ambitions.
This podcast covers a wide range of topics, primarily focusing on the escalating tensions surrounding Iran’s nuclear program and the ongoing conflict in Israel. The host expresses strong support for decisive action against Iran, criticizing those who oppose military intervention and highlighting the potential existential threat posed by Iran’s nuclear ambitions. The discussion includes analysis of public opinion polls, media bias, and the importance of accessing information from reliable sources. An interview with Governor Ron DeSantis sheds light on Florida’s efforts to evacuate American citizens from Israel. The podcast also delves into historical parallels, exploring the early power struggles in American government between Hamilton and Jefferson/Madison, emphasizing the importance of the Necessary and Proper Clause and the impact of Marbury v. Madison. The host introduces the concept of “wokeism” as a modern form of Marxism and discusses the ongoing struggle for power in various aspects of society. The podcast features caller input overwhelmingly supporting decisive action against Iran.
6/18/25 – Isolationists vs. Patriots: The Battle Over America’s Role in Iran
Mark Levin discusses strong bipartisan US public support for preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, contrasting this with isolationist views and analyzing polling data from the Heritage Foundation and Reagan Institute, while also addressing alleged Iranian assassination attempts against Trump.
This podcast features Mark Levin discussing public opinion on Iran’s nuclear program and US foreign policy. Polling data from CNN and the Ronald Reagan Institute reveals overwhelming bipartisan support for preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, even favoring potential US airstrikes if necessary. Levin critiques isolationist voices, characterizing them as misrepresenting public opinion and lacking credibility. An interview with Roger Zakheim of the Reagan Institute reinforces the bipartisan consensus and highlights similarities between Reagan and Trump’s foreign policy approaches, both emphasizing “peace through strength.” The podcast also delves into alleged Iranian assassination attempts against Donald Trump, with differing opinions presented on the evidence. Listener calls express strong support for Israel and condemnation of Iran’s actions. Levin reflects on his career, emphasizing humility and the importance of truth, contrasting his approach with that of other commentators. The podcast frames military actions in the Middle East as “acts of peace,” a controversial viewpoint presented as preventative measures against nuclear proliferation and attacks from groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.
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