Mark Levin KICKED OUT
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I think Mark is I think he is part of a I think Mark is I think he is part of a Republican Party that has been [music] Republican Party that has been [music] Republican Party that has been [music] left in the past and they are left in the past and they are left in the past and they are desperately trying to remain relevant. desperately trying to remain relevant. desperately trying to remain relevant. They use these issues to to have a They use these issues to to have a They use these issues to to have a little bit of relevance to maintain little bit of relevance to maintain little bit of relevance to maintain their presences [music] on Fox News, but their presences [music] on Fox News, but their presences [music] on Fox News, but the people aren't with them and you see the people aren't with them and you see the people aren't with them and you see it in polling. Again, 67% of Americans it in polling. Again, 67% of Americans it in polling. Again, 67% of Americans support the MOU. You look at Mark support the MOU. You look at Mark support the MOU. You look at Mark Levin's Twitter feed, he acts like Levin's Twitter feed, he acts like Levin's Twitter feed, he acts like everybody's against it. Nobody's against everybody's against it. Nobody's against everybody's against it. Nobody's against [music] it except for Mark and his [music] it except for Mark and his [music] it except for Mark and his friends. And I think that's a I think friends. And I think that's a I think friends. And I think that's a I think that's a totally correct analysis. that's a totally correct analysis. that's a totally correct analysis. >> And we But by the way, I fall for it and >> And we But by the way, I fall for it and >> And we But by the way, I fall for it and I always try to remind [music] myself I always try to remind [music] myself I always try to remind [music] myself Mark Levin is not a player in any Mark Levin is not a player in any Mark Levin is not a player in any affairs, global or local. He's affairs, global or local. He's affairs, global or local. He's irrelevant and his job [music] is just irrelevant and his job [music] is just irrelevant and his job [music] is just like make me mad and suck me into his like make me mad and suck me into his like make me mad and suck me into his fantasy world and like I should just fantasy world and like I should just fantasy world and like I should just ignore this and you clearly have already ignore this and you clearly have already ignore this and you clearly have already figured that out, so good for you. figured that out, so good for you. figured that out, so good for you. >> Don't take the bait. And don't take the >> Don't take the bait. And don't take the >> Don't take the bait. And don't take the bait. Don't and that's
Summary
The main theme is the Republican Party's struggle for relevance by using divisive issues, exemplified by Mark Levin's commentary. The discussion points to polling data indicating public support on a particular issue, contrasting with Levin's portrayal of widespread opposition. The practical takeaway is to not fall for the bait of irrelevant figures and to ignore their manufactured controversies.