10/29/26 - “We Have One Shot”: Mark Levin’s Urgent Warning About the Future of America

On Thursday’s Mark Levin Show, the Alaska ballot scandal is another example of an entrenched Democrat-aligned media bias. CBS staff, such as Margaret Brennan and Ed O'Keefe, resisted treating this issue as a major scandal. Democratic leaders, including Chuck Schumer, were likely aware of the effort, and this demonstrates how political operatives manipulate ballots and exploit Alaska’s election system to create voter confusion. This is a huge scandal and could affect the balance of in the Senate, but the mainstream media can't be bothered. This is why trust in media and ratings are at an all-time low. Meanwhile, these final few days before Election Day will determine not just the outcome of an election, but whether the nation preserves its identity as a free republic rooted in individual liberty, free will, capitalism, and Americanism.  Previous generations risked and gave their lives to secure and preserve this country, while today citizens are only being asked to vote and encourage others to do the same. Go vote now. Also, the United States is on an unsustainable fiscal path, projections show that the federal government will spend more than $20 trillion on interest payments over the next decade, with interest costs reaching roughly $200 billion per month by 2036.  The nation’s $40 trillion debt, combined with growing deficits, looming Social Security and Medicare funding shortfalls, and continued government spending, should alarm voters. Later, CBN’s David Brody calls in with an update on his daughter, Alina Brody, who is preparing to undergo salvage treatment involving immunotherapy and antibody-based therapies in hopes of achieving remission before receiving a stem cell transplant. Prayers are their greatest need but also welcomes any financial assistance through a Give Send Go fundraiser: https://www.givesendgo.com/faith-over-fear-elinas-fight-against-can  

Finally, Minnesota Senate candidate Michele Tafoya calls in and urges Minnesotans not to assume victory and to vote in the final days of the election, stressing that low Republican turnout in 2022 cost the party numerous races and that every vote matters. Tafoya argued that this year presents a unique opportunity that must be seized. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices