On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, Rep Hakeem Jeffries is a radical leftist who seeks to destroy the country’s legal, judicial, and electoral systems. He's demanding that the courts deliver whatever his party demands and, in doing so, he is also trying to intimidate the justices of the Supreme Court.  He says, "everything is on the table," but the Constitution belongs to all of us and is not on the table.  We need to make plans to stop this madman should he become speaker. The Democrats seek a dumbed-down, non-English-speaking population that hates the country, refuses to assimilate, and believes it is entitled to whatever it wants. Meanwhile, look what the Democrats are doing in California - they are trying to undermine election integrity and a republican system by constantly changing rules to guarantee their victories. In California, the jungle primary system, adopted via Proposition 14, is now facing a petition to revert to traditional party-specific primaries because Democrats fear two Republicans could advance to replace Governor Newsom. California does have a bright spot – Spencer Pratt, running for mayor of Los Angeles. Also, the Supreme Court's tariff ruling has given a powerful tool to China's Xi to resist economic pressure by the President.  You needn't be an advocate of tariffs to disagree with the Court's ruling.  That said, it certainly is very unhelpful to the President's leverage in dealing with Xi, precisely for the reasons the administration argued to the Court.  Later, the Iranian regime must be defeated, as it poses a permanent threat and will never honor any agreements due to its fundamentalist ideology, which it has turned into a religious movement. This ideology views the West, Israel, the United States, and Europe as enemies. The regime exhibits a thug-like mentality involving rape and abuse of women, girls, and boys, practiced in Iran, Gaza, by Hezbollah, in Syria, and beyond. Westerners and especially Democrats fail to understand this, offering aid through appeasement, radical pacifism, nuclear deals, and billions in subsidies.

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