By Jessica Wedemeyer
3:24pm PDT, May 15, 2025
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Mark Levin is taking aim at
Donald Trump's controversial tour of the Middle East.
The Fox News host slammed the president for meeting with foreign leaders who played a "significant role" in the "slaughter of our people" on 9/11.
Keep reading to see what exactly the conservative newsman had to say…
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Mark Levin took to X to publicly slam Donald Trump's tour of the Middle East, though he stopped short of directly criticizing the president.
"Saudi Arabia played a significant role on the 9/11 slaughter of our people. I didn't hear their Crown Prince [Mohammed bin Salman] even apologize once yesterday for what they did to us. And I know the 9/11 families are reeling from this," he
wrote.
"And Qatar protected the leader of the 9/11 attack [Khalid Sheikh Mohammed] from the FBI, before he was able to launch his war on America that killed our people," he alleged.
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Mark Levin went on to say that
the primary debate surrounding
the $400 million private jet Qatar recently gifted Donald Trump is irrelevant.
"The debate about whether the plane is a legal gift is beside the point. Qatar is a terrorist regime that has murdered Americans," he wrote on X.
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"I cannot let bygones be bygones and those Americans who suffered the consequences of what these monarchies did cannot either. I can't stop thinking about all the innocent people who went to work that day, and were on those planes, and all the firefighters and police officers who died horrible deaths," Mark Levin continued on X.
He then shifted gears, sharing his concerns over Iran: "As for Iran, if they get a nuclear weapon that's on our generation. And our country will suffer the horrible consequences. These are terrorists. They don't think like us and they don't love life like us. We must have the guts and wisdom to protect ourselves," he wrote.
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Despite his criticism of the trip as a whole, Mark Levin praised Donald Trump for his deal-making in Saudi Arabia: "We don't know the details but if they're great deals for we, the people, that's wonderful. I truly believe the President is THE best at making GREAT deals,"
he wrote.
While visiting Saudi Arabia on May 13, the former reality star signed
the largest defense sales agreement in history. The deal has an estimated value of $142 billion but also encompasses bilateral deals worth $600 billion in investments.
Trump also lifted sanctions on Syria and
met with the country's interim president: former Al-Qaeda leader Ahmed al-Sharaa.
