Mark Levin

American lawyer and radio host

Mark Levin - Thinkers & Philosophers born September 21st, 1957
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A lawyer and radio host with a significant presence in conservative commentary. Hosts the nationally syndicated radio show 'The Mark Levin Show,' which has garnered a large following. Authored several best-selling books focused on political themes, including 'Liberty and Tyranny' and 'The Liberty Amendments.' Levin is recognized for his sharp analytical approach to law and politics.

Hosted 'The Mark Levin Show'

Authored 'Liberty and Tyranny'

Authored 'The Liberty Amendments'

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