1,609,264 likes 1,386 talking about this. THE OFFICIAL MARK LEVIN FACEBOOK PAGE. Conservative radio host Mark Levin announced he has left Twitter after the platform permanently suspended President Trump. Follow Trent Baker on Twitter @MagnifiTrent Clips Media Politics Fox News Channel Life Liberty & Levin Mark Levin Rush Limbaugh Please let us know if you're having issues with commenting. Mark Levin: Rush Limbaugh made it 'cool to be a patriot' Fox News host Mark Levin pays tribute to Rush Limbaugh, after the longtime radio host died Wednesday at age 70.
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Sunday on his Fox News Channel show “Life, Liberty & Levin,” Mark Levin honored the life and legacy of conservative radio icon Rush Limbaugh, who passed away Wednesday at 70 after a bout with lung cancer.
“Tonight’s program is dedicated to Rush Limbaugh,” Limbaugh opened his show. “A friend to so many of us, a mentor to so many of us, a leader, and really an iconic figure in American history. I put him up there with Ronald Reagan and Bill Buckley and Milton Friedman and Thomas Sowell, but for me, he was a dear, dear friend.”
He continued, “He was the salt of the Earth. He was willing to help people he didn’t even know. Over the years, we would communicate a lot. As a matter of fact, years ago, we would text and email late into the night, early into the morning every single day. We shared our thoughts about life. We shared our thoughts about government, economics and the events of the day. And he was the smartest person, the most wise person, frankly, that I have ever known apart from my parents.”
Levin went on to detail a story about how the legendary host comforted him when he lost his pet dog.
“He was a generally decent, kind human being, and he thought deeply about deep subjects,” Levin stated. “We all got to participate in his life, and he will be gravely missed — dying at the young age of 70. And right to the end, family members tell me, he fought very hard. He was a bull; he was stubborn. He didn’t go easily. And we know those last days he broadcast on radio, he was talking to us on December 23, he was talking to you, and I could tell you, he told me many times, and he told you directly on the air how he adored you and loved you. And I could tell you it is true.”
“He lived for his family, he lived for his friends, and he lived for you.,” he added. “Radio was his passion, not TV, not writing — and he did those things, and he excelled at those things — but radio. He was bigger than life to me and to many of us. He had an enormous number of friends — people who admired him, powerful and utterly unknown. He enjoyed life; he embraced life. And I guess that’s the moral of the story, isn’t it? What you make of your life. What you contribute to your society and leave behind — that’s your legacy.”
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Greg Gutfeld joined Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin, and Lou Dobbs in leaving Twitter on Saturday. Gutfeld made his exit by announcing his “last tweet,” in which he slammed the handful of big tech companies that have “joined hands” in purging conservatives and removing their competition.
“okay, this IS my last tweet,” wrote Gutfeld on Saturday. “CNN tries to get FNC banned. Apple targets Parler. Publishers dump writers. music labels drop artists. twitter bans/removes thousands. tech companies join hands.”
“this redefines who the true rebels are,” he added. “if you like the purge, you’re the servant.”
okay, this IS my last tweet:
CNN tries to get FNC banned.
Apple targets Parler.
Publishers dump writers.
music labels drop artists.
twitter bans/removes thousands.
tech companies join hands.
this redefines who the true rebels are.
if you like the purge, you're the servant.
— GregGutfeld (@greggutfeld) January 9, 2021
Gutfeld’s decision arrives on the heels of Twitter permanently banning President Donald Trump from its platform, followed by a handful of big tech companies appearing to work together to ban Twitter’s competition, Parler, under the guise of having concern for the public’s safety.
Google and Apple have both banned Parler from their app stores — effectively excluded the app from Android and iPhone smartphones.
Following that motion by the two tech giants, Amazon swiftly moved in and booted Parler off its web hosting service, which will knock the platform offline on Sunday until it can find a new host.
In his tweet, Gutfeld also made reference to rocker Ariel Pink, who was dropped from his record label after he tweeted about attending the “Save America March” at the White House in Washington, D.C. on January 6.
On Friday, Rush Limbaugh deactivated his Twitter account after the social media platform banned President Trump. Mark Levin and Lou Dobbs have made similar moves, announcing they are leaving Twitter and urging their followers to join them on Parler.
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“I have suspended my own Twitter account in protest against Twitter’s fascism,” tweeted Levin on Friday. “I ask all my followers to join me now on Parler and Rumble.”
I have suspended my own Twitter account in protest against Twitter’s fascism. I ask all my followers to join me now on Parler and Rumble.https://t.co/XswC88juiGhttps://t.co/1YeTi0ywBk
— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) January 8, 2021
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“I don’t believe any American should ever tolerate those who deny us freedom of speech or who would ever be so arrogant as to censor our President,” tweeted Dobbs on Friday.
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“I’m withdrawing from Twitter as of right now,” he added. “Please join me on Parler @LouDobbsTonight, God bless you and America.”
I don't believe any American should ever tolerate those who deny us freedom of speech or who would ever be so arrogant as to censor our President. I'm withdrawing from Twitter as of right now. Please join me on Parler @LouDobbsTonight. God bless you and America.
— Lou Dobbs (@LouDobbs) January 9, 2021
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