Mark Levin calls Biden ‘f**king piece of s**t’ after POTUS’ alleged use of expletives against Netanyahu

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Following reports from credible sources alleging that President Joe Biden privately referred to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a "bad f**king guy," expressing concerns about Netanyahu's intentions to embroil the US in a conflict against Iran-backed terror factions in the Middle East, conservative commentator Mark R Levin has offered his perspective, which doesn't bid well for the President.

Revelations against Biden come amid the ongoing Gaza conflict, which has now extended into its fourth month, potentially affecting President Biden's popularity among young voters.

Mark Levin's fiery online rant draws supportive reactions

Taking to X/Twitter, Levin wrote, "Actually, Biden you’re the f**king piece of s**t, not Netanyahu and not Trump. You’ve blood on your hands on our border, in Israel, in Afghanistan, and among our own troops."

"You and your family used your public office to make tens of millions from our enemies. Your foul mouth attacks against others further shows what a sleazy head case you truly are. Sickening."

Mark Reed Levin is a prominent figure in American media, serving as a broadcast news analyst, columnist, lawyer, political commentator, radio personality, and writer. Known by the nickname 'The Great One', Levin hosts the widely syndicated radio program 'The Mark Levin Show' and also hosts 'Life, Liberty & Levin' on Fox News.

In response to the recent developments, numerous individuals have taken to the comment section of Mark Levin's posts to express their thoughts and opinions.

A few of the comments read, "Mark is fired up today. That's what I like to see."

"Woah Mark!! Always elegant, with your words!! Couldn’t agree more!!" said another user.

"I agree with you on that Mark, well said!" said one X user.

"I agree with Mark 100%," read one comment.

"Hammer down, Mark," said a user.

"Get on in Mark," said another.

Tensions rise over reported Biden-Netanyahu spat 

The reported comment attributed to President Biden expressing suspicion about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's stance and potential to draw the US into a broader conflict with Iran-backed groups in the Middle East, has sparked significant attention and raised tensions between the two administrations.

In response to these claims, White House Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates issued a denial, stating that President Biden had never made such a remark. Bates emphasized the long-standing and respectful relationship between Biden and Netanyahu, both publicly and privately.

Despite the White House's denial, indications of strained relations between the leaders have surfaced, culminating in a reported incident in December, 2023 where President Biden allegedly abruptly ended a heated phone call with Netanyahu, as reported by the New York Post.

These developments underscore the complexity of US-Israeli relations and the delicate nature of diplomacy in the Middle East.

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