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On Tuesday’s Mark Levin Show, China’s out there trying to grab Taiwan, islands from the Philippines and Japan, and claiming the South China Sea like it’s their backyard—teaming up with Russia and cozying up to Iran and Saudi Arabia with the world’s biggest navy.  Meanwhile, we’ve got 1930s-style isolationists here in America preaching ‘it’s not our problem’—the same crap Rome said until it was too late. NATO’s our shield, keeping enemies off our soil in a world shrunk by hypersonic missiles. We're in NATO because it protects America. Later, Rep Chip Roy calls in to discuss Zelensky’s arrogant outburst in the Oval Office last week. Roy explains that Xi saw a powerful President who won’t take any crap from any world leaders. Hopefully, there’s still movement on the mineral deal. Also, Democrats thrive off government waste, fraud, and abuse. Afterward, the tariffs on Canada and Mexico are not about trade but are intended to stop the flow of fentanyl, particularly from China, coming through our borders.

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On Tuesday’s Mark Levin Show, China’s out there trying to grab Taiwan, islands from the Philippines and Japan, and claiming the South China Sea like it’s their backyard—teaming up with Russia and cozying up to Iran and Saudi Arabia with the world’s biggest navy.  Meanwhile, we’ve got 1930s-style isolationists here in America preaching ‘it’s not our problem’—the same crap Rome said until it was too late. NATO’s our shield, keeping enemies off our soil in a world shrunk by hypersonic missiles. We're in NATO because it protects America. Later, Rep Chip Roy calls in to discuss Zelensky’s arrogant outburst in the Oval Office last week. Roy explains that Xi saw a powerful President who won’t take any crap from any world leaders. Hopefully, there’s still movement on the mineral deal. Also, Democrats thrive off government waste, fraud, and abuse. Afterward, the tariffs on Canada and Mexico are not about trade but are intended to stop the flow of fentanyl, particularly from China, coming through our borders.

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2025-03-05 116 min
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