On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, Sen Chuck Schumer and the Democrats are undermining our war effort for power. Schumer acts like the president's decision to order military action against Iran, despite tireless efforts to negotiate with that regime to abandon its nuclear program and surrender its enriched uranium, which was fruitless, and indeed the regime's negotiators bragged that they would have 11 nuclear bombs in 10 days, was rash and irresponsible. Their goal is not the defeat of Iran and the removal of a nuclear threat, but the defeat of the president and, if they can, his removal. Their purpose in all of this is to win the mid-term elections and destroy the Trump presidency, de-nuking Iran and protecting the American people be damned. Also, Levin is a huge fan of President Trump and doesn’t hide it. What he has done with Iran is historic, humane, and crucial, as with so many other important matters. He raised some points about the current phase involving discussions with Iran and point out some issues that will have to be addressed one way or the other and provided my opinion on that as well. He’s been completely transparent and straightforward. Unlike Mediaite’s Colby Hall who deceives, connives, and dupes. A partisan and leftist who pretends he's neither. And he's an individual who has accomplished little. Later, Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger ran as a moderate and won the election only to quickly impose radical left policies. This reveals the Democrat Party’s strategy: hiding its radical agenda in purple and red states until elected, then revealing it, with real-life consequences like crime, taxes, and population flight. Finally, Sen Lindsey Graham calls in and explains that past Iranian sanctions and oversight under Europe, Obama, and Biden failed, while Trump’s actions destroyed their progress and prevented further enrichment. Trump has Iran in a tight spot, and if they fail to comply in two weeks, Trump should seize Kharg Island, choke their economy, and resume military strikes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices