Mark Levin sits down with Channel 14's Lital Shemesh for a wide-ranging interview on the war with Iran, the future of the Netanyahu government, the Israeli judiciary, and the rise of antisemitism on parts of the American right.

Levin argues the Iranian regime must be destroyed, not contained, and lays out a three-part strategy: finish the military job, choke the Strait of Hormuz, and arm the Iranian people in the spirit of the Reagan Doctrine. He warns that if the regime survives, Hezbollah and Hamas survive with it, and the weakest elements of Israeli politics could ride that failure into power.

On Prime Minister Netanyahu's trial, Levin, a lawyer who sat through three and a half hours of proceedings in Tel Aviv with his wife, calls Israel's court system a laughingstock in the United States, points to former Chief Justice Aharon Barak as the architect of the damage, and says President Herzog should pardon the Prime Minister.