Mark Levin interviewed Marc Thiessen, the author of ‘Courting Disaster: How The CIA Kept America Safe and How Barack Obama Is Inviting The Next Attack.’

In addition to back cover endorsements by former Vice President Richard Cheney, former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, and former CIA Director and retired General Michael Hayden is this one from a trusted friend who I have known and worked with for the past eight years:

“It is only because of the unheralded efforts of CIA and military interrogators that many more Americans did not suffer the same fate my brother did on 9/11. They kept us safe — for that they have been vilified, slandered, and threatened with prosecution. In this terrific and important book, Marc Thiessen comes to the defense of these courageous men and women. He explains, in stunning detail, how they protected us from danger, and how the good work they did is now being undone. This book deserves to be read by every American — and by our President.” — Debra Burlingame, sister of Charles “Chic” Burlingame, pilot of American Airlines flight 77, hijacked and crashed at the Pentagon on September 11, 2001.

Mark Levin read from a Fox News report last night and commented upon just how out of control government spending is:

Nearly a million dollars to two universities to hire three people to study ants? Arrrrgh!

The five senior leaders of the U.S. intelligence community told a Senate panel Tuesday they are “certain” that terrorists will attempt another attack on the United States in the next three to six months.

The warning came during the annual threat briefing to Congress in response to questions from Sen. Dianne Feinstein, California Democrat and chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, who asked, “What is the likelihood of another terrorist-attempted attack on the U.S. homeland in the next three to six months? High or low?” “An attempted attack, the priority is certain, I would say,” Director of National Intelligence Dennis C. Blair, a retired admiral, said in response.
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The testimony specifically warned that al Qaeda is capable of another attack on the United States, marking a change from the 2009 assessment that emphasized the group’s intentions to attack U.S. soil but said their capabilities to launch an attack on the homeland were limited.

President Obama’s “number one priority” has not been keeping America safe. That was the bottom line of Mark Levin’s opening tonight:

BTW, today I stated that Attorney General Eric Holder should resign. I heard since from some who say Obama and Holder are birds of a feather, that Holder is implementing Obama’s ideology, and Obama might appoint an even worse AG. Perhaps all that is true. Yet Holder should know better, after nearly five years as the Deputy Attorney General, that law enforcement leading the effort to fight this enemy will fail our nation; we saw it fail repeatedly during the Clinton administration and through 9/11.

Mark also cited former Federal Election Commission member Bradley Smith writing that, “The corporate ban is not about foreign contributions, and the government never tried to defend it as such. To suggest that this ruling allows foreign expenditures in elections is wholly misleading.”

In my opinion, it was also wholly inappropriate for the sitting Attorney General, Eric Holder, to stand and applaud Obama’s remarks (21 seconds into the video above Holder stands and applauds with his new buddy, Senator John McCain, or stunt double Robert Gates). The AG’s job is to apply the law, not advocate for or against a political point of view about the law.

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Mark Levin let his 7 million listeners in on a little secret.

As it is a secret, maybe the New York Slimes will reveal it and actually review this one.

As Mark pointed out, McCain is already “bravely” attacking Hayworth using the government as the weapon.

The anti-Hayworth effort began in earnest Dec. 15, when Grant Woods, the former Arizona attorney general and onetime McCain chief of staff, filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission. Woods argued that Hayworth, who has used his KFYI drive-time program to blast away at McCain as a soft-on-immigration moderate, was essentially getting free airtime to wage a campaign as a de facto candidate.

Marco Rubio showed he has America right when he said, “I always felt that we already had a Democrat Party; why did we need two Democrat Partys?”

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Here’s Mark Levin, on Ron Paul, last night:

Third-party candidate Joe Kennedy received one-percent of the vote for the Senate seat that Scott Brown just won. Kennedy and Ron Paul are cuckoo birds of a feather. Among their flock of candidates for Congress are ones like the Iraq and Afghanistan Vet Against the War who I personally witnessed being arrested in Washington D.C. on September 15, 2007 when he crossed the police barrier at the Capitol building.

I am not totally against third-party candidates yet voting for a kook instead of supporting existing Conservative candidates already in office or running against RINOs in the primaries and liberal Democrats in general elections proves those voters are kooks as well.

Hat tip to Hot Air.

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At 8:57 PM Eastern time tonight, Mark Levin declared Scott Brown the winner in Massachusetts and played some very appropriate celebratory music:

Hurry up and bring on November 2, 2010!

If Scott Brown wins, Obama loses! It’s that simple.

Go here to listen to Mark’s interview with Curt Schilling.