Fox News commentator and informal White House adviser Mark Levin made a series of attention-getting posts on social media this week, touching on a looming Politico story about Vice President J.D. Vance, an email account lockout, and a claimed warning about Iranian cyber activity.
Levin wrote online that he anticipated a Politico story suggesting that attacks on Vance from commentators like himself could end up benefiting the vice president ahead of the 2028 election. “Now, folks, I’ve been around a few years,” Levin wrote. “I’ve seen presidents and vice presidents come and go. I’ve seen politicians come and go. I’ve also seen campaign operatives and surrogates manipulate a willing media in hopes of creating a pseudo-news story to advance an agenda.” He added, “We are not going to be played.”
The day before that post, Levin said he had spent an entire day trying to resolve a lockout from his AOL email account. “I have spent literally the entire day trying to get someone at AOL to unlock my email,” he wrote. “For the last eight hours, I have been told that the issue has been escalated to supervisors who would contact me. I haven’t heard a thing.”
Levin later connected the email trouble to a security warning he said he and his wife had received. “My wife and I were warned yesterday by the appropriate federal agency that we might be targeted by the Iranian regime,” he wrote on X. “Specifically, by a possible cyber attack. Well, that appears to have occurred.”
Levin has been a prominent Fox News personality and has been cited by President Trump this year as a commentator worth watching, including in remarks suggesting Supreme Court justices should tune in. The posts come amid continued public debate over the administration’s handling of the Iran conflict and its political fallout for Republicans.
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