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Mark R. Levin
History & Commentary
Mark R. Levin is an American lawyer, conservative political commentator and author who hosts radio and television programs and writes about politics and media.
Biography
Mark Reed Levin, born September 21, 1957, is an American lawyer, conservative broadcast analyst, columnist and author. He hosts the syndicated radio program The Mark Levin Show and the Fox News television program Life, Liberty & Levin. His writing and commentary address politics and the news media.
Levin served in President Ronald Reagan’s administration and was chief of staff to Attorney General Edwin Meese. He is a former president of the Landmark Legal Foundation and has contributed to National Review Online. He became editor-in-chief of the Conservative Review in 2015. His books include Unfreedom of the Press, which examines American journalism through a critical account of its history and contemporary practices.
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Books by Mark R. Levin
Unfreedom of the Press
In Unfreedom of the Press, Levin argues that self-censorship, groupthink, selective reporting and the presentation of opinion as news undermine press freedom from within. He traces American journalism from the patriot press and openly partisan newspapers to the emergence of objectivity as an ideal, challenging contemporary claims of neutrality.