The Michael Knowles Show - October 01, 2018


Ep. 226 - I Believe ＊Her＊


Episode Stats

Length

48 minutes

Words per Minute

186.43661

Word Count

9,073

Sentence Count

800

Misogynist Sentences

33

Hate Speech Sentences

12


Summary

Rachel Mitchell, the Judiciary Committee prosecutor who questioned Christine Ford and said Ford's testimony was not credible, now agrees with us. We will analyze Mitchell's letter right here on The Michael Knowles Show, where we talk about why we have to believe all believable women.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 I believe her. And by her, I mean Rachel Mitchell, the Judiciary Committee prosecutor who questioned
00:00:07.280 Christine Ford and says Ford's testimony is not worthy of belief. We will analyze Mitchell's
00:00:13.100 letter right here on the hearings. Then Kanye makes Saturday Night Live great again, and Jeff
00:00:18.260 Flake somehow manages to degrade himself even further. I knew you didn't think it was possible.
00:00:23.100 President Trump fulfills yet another major campaign promise that everyone said was impossible.
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00:00:39.100 and Charles Aznavour dies. I'm Michael Knowles, and this is The Michael Knowles Show.
00:00:50.200 Oh, so much to go over today. We get to believe her. We get to believe her,
00:00:55.180 but the Democrats don't believe her. But we'll talk about why we have to believe all believable
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00:02:47.580 we? We're in the heat of battle right now. And we have got to believe her. We've got to
00:02:54.380 believe Rachel Mitchell. This is so beautiful. You remember during the hearings, none of the
00:02:59.160 guys on the panel wanted to be the ones asking questions of Christine Ford because whatever
00:03:04.040 they asked her would be twisted and they would be made out to be misogynists and sexists and
00:03:09.040 whatever. So actually, whenever the panel did speak to Christine Ford, they varied questions
00:03:14.620 between, can I give you a foot massage to what kind of tea would you like me to make for you?
00:03:18.500 It was so pathetic. Chuck Grassley, anything you want, whatever you, it's okay. Oh, I might
00:03:22.900 want a little coffee. Tea, hee, hee. Oh, whatever. So they hired this prosecutor, Rachel Mitchell,
00:03:28.640 to ask her the pointed questions because she was a woman and she sort of was nice. And so,
00:03:34.480 okay, they had her do it. So we watched the testimony and Democrats said that Ford was very
00:03:40.240 credible. Some Republicans even said that Ford was credible, though I did not say that Ford was
00:03:45.280 credible because her testimony wasn't credible. And Rachel Mitchell now agrees with us. She sent out
00:03:50.560 a memorandum. We have it right here. I'll just give you the highlights in case you haven't had a
00:03:54.720 chance to read it, though I do recommend reading it because it's very good. So Rachel Mitchell admits
00:04:00.120 in the beginning of it, she says, while I am a registered Republican, I'm not a political or
00:04:04.380 partisan person. So she comes right out. She says, look, I am a registered Republican. I've never,
00:04:09.140 you know, I've never seen Rachel Mitchell on the campaign trail. I don't see her at tea party rallies
00:04:13.500 or anything like that. But she says, okay, I'm putting that out there right now. Then she goes on.
00:04:18.260 She says, in the legal context, here is my bottom line. A he said, she said case is incredibly
00:04:23.820 difficult to prove. But this case is even weaker than that. Dr. Ford identified other witnesses to
00:04:29.640 the event and those witnesses either refuted her allegations or failed to corroborate them.
00:04:35.000 For the reasons discussed below, I do not think that a reasonable prosecutor would bring this case
00:04:39.400 based on the evidence before the committee, nor do I believe that this evidence is sufficient
00:04:44.400 to satisfy the preponderance of the evidence standard. This is what we have all been saying
00:04:49.740 this entire time, isn't it? We've been saying there are holes here. It seems weak. It doesn't
00:04:54.600 even seem like it reaches the threshold where we should take it seriously. So she goes on for pages
00:05:00.640 and pages. Here are just a few of the highlights. Dr. Ford has not offered a consistent account of
00:05:06.220 when the alleged assault happened. She hasn't. She said, and to the Washington Post, she said it was
00:05:10.220 the mid 80s. To Dianne Feinstein, she said it was the early 80s. Then in the polygraph, she said it
00:05:16.440 happened one high school summer in the early 80s. But then before she fully did the polygraph,
00:05:20.760 she crossed out the word early. She didn't give an explanation as to why. Then she was 15. Then
00:05:24.520 she was 60. Who knows? Who knows when this was? Was she in her early teens? Was she in her late
00:05:28.960 teens? She told the committee she was 15. Okay, who knows? Mitchell goes on. Dr. Ford has struggled
00:05:35.900 to identify Judge Kavanaugh as the assailant by name. She didn't do it until, oh, just about five
00:05:41.220 seconds ago. That's a little strange. When speaking with her husband, Dr. Ford changed her description
00:05:45.540 of the incident to become less specific. Yep. Dr. Ford has no memory of key details of the night in
00:05:51.140 question, details that could help corroborate her account. This is really weird because by all
00:05:56.520 accounts from what Dr. Ford is saying, she suffered this intense assault. And they, not only what she
00:06:04.040 describes as some guys groping her, what she then says is, I thought they were going to rape me. I
00:06:08.320 thought they were going to kill me. She said she thought they were going to kill her. I don't know how
00:06:12.620 that she got there, but that's what she said. She said she remembers all of these, where the bed
00:06:17.260 was. She went into the bathroom and then the guys were talking, but then the music was too loud. So
00:06:21.760 she couldn't hear them talking, but then she could hear them talking, whatever. And, but then she can't
00:06:27.080 say how she got there and she can't say who drove her home. By, as, as the crow flies, her house was
00:06:34.360 apparently seven miles away from where the party was. So, so someone drove her home, but she doesn't
00:06:39.340 remember who. So if she suffered this intense trauma, would she not? And she remembers those
00:06:43.840 details. Would she not remember how she got home? Who drove her home? Because now she's always changed
00:06:49.020 which people were there and who was there at the time or whatever. Now she says there was another
00:06:53.660 person. She names all the people there, all of whom refute her account. And then she says, but there
00:06:57.360 was one other person who I forget. I forget who it was and I can't describe them and no one's come
00:07:01.940 forward. Okay. All right. Little suspect. Uh, she says, uh, Mitchell goes on Dr. Ford's account of the
00:07:09.000 alleged assault has not been corroborated by anyone she identified as having attended, including her
00:07:13.180 lifelong friend. This is the big one. Her, her lifelong friend, Leland Kaiser, the girl who she says was,
00:07:19.620 you know, she was there at the party. Uh, I can understand why if the men were lying that why they
00:07:25.460 would lie, right? They say, Oh no, I didn't, I wasn't there. I would, didn't see it. I didn't, whatever.
00:07:28.740 But what motive would her lifelong friend, Leland Kaiser have to lie? None at all. She'd have every
00:07:35.380 incentive to corroborate Ford's testimony. And instead Leland Kaiser didn't just say that she
00:07:42.020 wasn't there, that Kavanaugh wasn't there. She said, I have never met Brett Kavanaugh in my life.
00:07:47.760 So, okay. That's a little strange, isn't it? Doesn't seem to lend a lot of credibility to Ford.
00:07:52.300 Said Dr. Ford has not offered a consistent account of the assault. Yep. Uh, you know, initially there
00:07:58.280 were four men in the room, then it was two men in the room, then it was this many at the party,
00:08:01.880 then that many. Okay. Her account of who was at the party has been inconsistent. Yep. Dr. Ford has
00:08:06.840 struggled to recall important recent events relating to her allegations and her testimony
00:08:11.280 regarding recent events raises further questions about her memory. That's exactly right. She doesn't,
00:08:16.720 she won't turn over her therapy notes, which are apparently some evidence for this assault.
00:08:21.920 She won't turn them over to the judiciary committee, but she can't recall whether she gave them to the
00:08:26.020 Washington Post or not. So that was, you know, eight weeks ago or less than eight weeks ago.
00:08:31.800 She can't recall that. Oh, I'm not quite sure. She then says that she thought it was her civic duty
00:08:36.360 to contact the Senate and the president as soon as possible. That's why she hastily sent all of
00:08:41.020 this out. But actually she contacted the Washington Post. So was that her, before she contacted any of
00:08:47.080 those people and her congressman, she knew how to contact her congressman, but not her senator.
00:08:50.580 That's a little strange too, isn't it? And, and again, she won't provide any of the notes to the
00:08:54.540 committee. Finally, Mitchell says she alleges that she struggled academically in college,
00:08:59.500 but she's never made any similar claim about her last two years of high school. This brings the
00:09:04.980 timeline into question. And it also brings in the question of how this caused all of these awful
00:09:09.340 things in her life. Christine Ford says that she can't fly. She has a fear of flying because
00:09:14.760 directly related to this alleged event, because she's afraid of enclosed spaces and all of this.
00:09:19.720 But in, in other testimony, she said that she's traveled around. She flew to Washington, D.C.
00:09:25.360 She flies to the Mid-Atlantic at least once a year. She's flown to Hawaii, French Polynesia,
00:09:29.620 Costa Rica, but she couldn't fly to D.C. to testify before the committee. Pretty strange, isn't it?
00:09:36.440 The committee offered to go to California. Christine Ford, she just never heard about that.
00:09:39.900 So much, it never came up. Okay. And then also she, she said that the alleged assault contributed
00:09:46.480 to her apparent psychological issues, but she used the word contributed. She doesn't say caused.
00:09:53.280 Now, well, I wonder why that is because clearly, clearly the woman has issues, but the question
00:09:58.240 are, the question is what were they caused by? Where do they come from? What specifically are the
00:10:02.220 issues? Okay. After reading just that, just, and those are just the highlights. There's a lot more.
00:10:06.580 You should go read the whole thing. We can conclude, I think that Christine Ford's testimony
00:10:12.600 is not worthy of belief. Nevertheless, the Democrats are doubling down. So they don't
00:10:18.040 believe all women because they don't believe Rachel Mitchell, but I believe, I believe women
00:10:22.300 who should be believed. That's my, that's my hashtag. It's not, it's, it's a little long. It's a little
00:10:27.600 clunky when it comes out of the mouth, but I, I definitely believe Rachel Mitchell. It's amazing
00:10:33.260 too, because it's, I never said I believe all women. Why would I believe? I don't believe all,
00:10:37.500 I don't believe Hillary Clinton. I don't, you know, there are a lot of women I don't believe. I don't
00:10:40.800 believe Tawana Brawley. I don't believe Jackie Coakley. I don't believe a lot of women, but
00:10:44.420 Democrats are the one who say we have to believe all women. And then they turn around and for,
00:10:48.400 and obviously Karen Monaghan, Juanita Broderick, anyone who's a victim of an assault or alleges
00:10:54.460 being the victim of an assault at the hands of a Democrat, they don't believe them. Karen
00:10:58.560 Monaghan has medical records. It's a lot better than whatever Dr. Ford is spinning her story
00:11:03.280 this week. Uh, but I do believe Rachel Mitchell. She, she gives a lot of evidence. She goes
00:11:09.420 through it very methodically. I believe it. So I'm convinced less and less by the day
00:11:14.580 that Dr. Ford is telling the truth, whether she's lying. I don't know whether she's crazy. I don't
00:11:19.940 know whether she's mistaken. I don't know whether memory changes over 30 years. Sure. Of course it
00:11:24.520 does, but I'm less convinced by the day. And I think America is too. I really do. I mean,
00:11:29.780 they're going to wait now with this FBI investigation. They're going to wait for more crazies to come out of
00:11:34.020 the woodwork and say that, uh, you know, Brett Kavanaugh abducted them in the late seventies and
00:11:41.000 took them to, you know, planet Zebulon seven or something. But I don't, I don't really buy it. I
00:11:46.680 don't think this is playing well with the American people. This is also a lesson to conservatives
00:11:51.300 because a lot with this allegation and with other allegations, conservatives are so desperate to be the
00:11:57.380 good guys because very often it's conservatives who are talking about virtue. The left virtue signals,
00:12:02.600 but the right talks about virtue itself. And they kind of eschew the Saul Alinsky Machiavellian
00:12:08.720 politics, um, immorality in politics as a principle. So we want to be the good guys. We want to be seen
00:12:15.900 as the good guys. We want to believe people. We want to assume good intentions. Maybe we shouldn't,
00:12:21.380 maybe we should be a little more skeptical sometimes because I heard a lot of people saying a lot of nice
00:12:25.060 things about Christine Ford. Uh, even during the hearings, even after it was clear that her story was
00:12:30.820 changing, even after the political influences were clear, even after it was clear that
00:12:35.140 Feinstein gave her a lawyer, even after all things started, but they kept saying, oh, well, I don't
00:12:39.800 know. She seems like a good person. I don't know. Maybe she's a good person. Maybe she's not, but we
00:12:44.200 should maybe be a little harder edged about these things. So one of the reasons that people took
00:12:50.020 Christine Ford seriously is that she's a distinguished professor. She's a professor at Palo Alto college.
00:12:56.520 So clearly she couldn't be a crazy person because no crazy people ever go into academia, right? That never
00:13:02.180 happens. So as if on cue, as if on cue, this woman on Twitter, who is a distinguished associate
00:13:09.580 professor at Georgetown university, their words, not mine. I didn't call her distinguished. That's the title
00:13:14.880 in quotes. Uh, she tweeted at this. She said, quote, look at this chorus of entitled white men
00:13:21.860 justifying a serial rapists, air irrigated entitlement. Apparently now Kavanaugh is a serial
00:13:28.880 rapist. He went from allegedly groping a girl at some point, whenever to being a serial rapist,
00:13:34.180 just keeping you up to date. The woman goes on. All of them deserve miserable deaths while feminists
00:13:40.000 laugh as they take their last gasps bonus. We castrate their corpses and feed them to swine. Yes.
00:13:46.880 I'm not making that up. That is a real tweet from this woman, Christine Fair, distinguished associate
00:13:53.180 professor at Georgetown. You know how else you can tell Christine Fair is a serious person. She has
00:13:57.480 those parentheses around her name because there are Nazis all around us. This is something that
00:14:02.260 unserious people do because two years ago when the alternative right was a thing for like five
00:14:08.080 seconds, the 20 people in the alternative right, the racist group, uh, they, they put parentheses around
00:14:14.600 their name to identify themselves as Jewish. So, uh, some hysterical people still do that to this day
00:14:20.720 and, uh, she's one of them. So, so, you know, she's super duper serious. Um, uh, all nature is but art
00:14:28.480 unknown today. So as we're talking about Dr. Ford, the serious distinguished professor, Dr. Ford of Palo
00:14:35.400 Alto college could never tell a lie. We, we remember that a lot of professors are absolutely out of their
00:14:41.400 minds, such as Christine Fair wishing death upon all men and wanting to castrate them. And, and I
00:14:47.660 mean, this is a woman who ostensibly is teaching children. So we remember that and we know that this
00:14:52.400 is a trope, the crazy professor, the loony professor with the crazy hair head in the clouds spouting a lot
00:14:57.580 of nonsense. Uh, but it isn't just an academia. SNL decided to, they're going to take their shot.
00:15:03.280 They're going to take their swing at Kavanaugh. Uh, here it is. Cause it, it show, it really shows you a
00:15:09.060 page out of the left-wing playbook. What? Judge Kavanaugh, are you ready to begin? Oh, hell yeah.
00:15:21.080 Let me tell you this. I'm going to start at an 11. I'm going to take it to about a 15 real quick.
00:15:30.320 First of all, I showed this speech to almost no one.
00:15:34.800 Really funny, isn't it? Isn't that really funny? Get it? Cause he was angry. Why was he angry? I
00:15:41.700 don't know. Maybe because they're calling him a rapist, but they, could that be why? So this is
00:15:46.120 what they do. They go out and they, first of all, they come up with this totally uncorroborated
00:15:50.260 charge that he groped a girl. And then they use that to transform it into, he groped a girl at a
00:15:54.760 party at a drunken party once to, he's a serial rapist who rang gang rape circles. And, uh, and then
00:16:02.240 they accuse him of this before the public try to destroy his reputation, his life, a life's worth
00:16:08.380 of, uh, integrity, a life's worth of a good reputation, his family, all of this. And then
00:16:14.100 SNL comes and goes, ha ha, look, he got angry. What a, oh, okay. Calm down, Brett. You just called
00:16:21.280 him a gang rapist. Yeah. He's going to get a little angry. You, I'm, are you kidding me? Are you,
00:16:25.800 you take a life's worth of hitherto unquestioned, uh, integrity and then try to rip it apart?
00:16:33.420 Yeah. He's going to get a little angry. So that's what SNL does. That's the left-wing playbook.
00:16:38.060 The left makes up absurd slander, libel, flings it at you, and then judges you for reacting. Well,
00:16:44.640 you can't react. You're not allowed to, only the left can react. The left has been a bunch
00:16:48.500 of hysterical children since November, well, for a long time, but certainly since November 9th,
00:16:53.200 2016, no. And the pink hats and the genitalia on their heads and the whatever. And then finally,
00:16:59.360 a Republican shows a little emotion and, and tells them that they're being disgraceful. And they say,
00:17:03.880 whoa, calm down, buddy. You're not allowed to react. Only we can have emotions. Two words, guys,
00:17:08.580 two words. So that was the kind of fake, uh, you know, pre-written scripted, uh, left-wing response.
00:17:17.200 But then the unscripted response, the not approved by the censor's response came later in the show.
00:17:23.200 From musical guest, Kanye West.
00:17:25.080 I was never impressed.
00:17:29.080 You know, it's like a plan they did, uh, to take the fathers out of the home and promote welfare.
00:17:36.260 Does anybody know about that? That's a Democratic plan.
00:17:38.700 And so many times I've talked to, like, a white person about this and they say, how could you like Trump? He's racist.
00:17:48.900 Well, uh, if I was concerned about racism, I would have moved out of America a long time ago.
00:17:54.080 We don't just make out of America.
00:17:55.960 We don't just make out of America.
00:17:59.260 And that is father's work.
00:18:00.860 And when I say that I'm running 2020, all my smart friends.
00:18:13.040 Now you got a situation where we need to have a dialogue and not a diatribe.
00:18:20.360 Because if you want something to change, it's not going to hit the TV, L.A., New York, writers, rappers, musicians, so it's easy to make it seem like it's so, so, so one-sided.
00:18:33.300 Preach! Preach, Kanye!
00:18:37.360 If that audio didn't sound great to you, it's because it came from Chris Rock's Snapchat or Instagram or something.
00:18:43.660 NBC didn't air that.
00:18:45.360 It's Kanye West on stage.
00:18:47.440 NBC cuts the cameras.
00:18:48.560 He's got his MAGA hat on.
00:18:50.260 And he, when he opened up and he said, yeah, Democrats came, took the fathers out of the home, got blacks hooked on welfare.
00:18:56.120 That's a Democrat plan.
00:18:57.080 Did you know about that?
00:18:58.140 I thought I was, I, certainly living in the Matrix at that point.
00:19:01.560 I, also, you got to remember, this comes around because of, was it Scott Adams, Candace Owens, friend of the show Candace Owens.
00:19:11.160 I think, I know that in the church, you're not supposed to go through the process of beatification until long after you're dead.
00:19:17.700 You're not, you know, those are the stages to become a saint.
00:19:20.040 I formally propose Candace Owens for sainthood.
00:19:22.920 I know she's pretty young, still, she's in her 20s.
00:19:25.240 I formally propose it.
00:19:26.500 If Candace Owens, I like the way Candace Owens thinks, is responsible for this clarity from Kanye West, a major pop culture mover, she deserves, St. Candace, she deserves to be St. Candace of the Blessed Tweets immediately.
00:19:41.300 She has done a wonderful job.
00:19:42.580 This was terrific.
00:19:44.040 And talk about, you know, talk about the mainstream versus the subversive, the mainstream versus the underground.
00:19:49.480 Even Kanye West isn't getting this on TV.
00:19:53.840 This is on Chris Rock's Snapchat that he caught it live.
00:19:58.140 Kanye West coming out there and saying, nah, this is ridiculous.
00:20:01.440 This is ridiculous.
00:20:02.060 We are not going to have, even though you hear it from musicians in Hollywood and the mainstream media, it sounds like there's only this one-sided view of things.
00:20:10.060 But a lot of Americans, myself, Kanye West included, reject it.
00:20:14.780 This is a beautiful thing.
00:20:16.040 This is a really, really beautiful thing.
00:20:17.660 And it makes me question a lot of the public opinion polls and all this blue wave stuff.
00:20:24.060 Because every so often, the mainstream media, a little honesty leaks through.
00:20:30.300 And that's what I think is going on here.
00:20:32.660 So, in the meantime, you've got some of Kavanaugh's former classmates at Yale coming out and saying, you know, Kavanaugh used to drink a lot at Yale.
00:20:42.140 Kavanaugh said he didn't drink that much, but I didn't think he drank that much.
00:20:45.720 This is the big new revelation.
00:20:47.160 Let me tell you something.
00:20:49.580 I come from the same alma mater as dear Brett Kavanaugh.
00:20:53.040 People at Yale are booze hounds.
00:20:55.220 That's absolutely true.
00:20:56.680 But if Brett Kavanaugh says, I didn't drink a lot at Yale, that is a perfectly fair statement.
00:21:01.660 Because you can be, if you're like a total booze hound by regular standards, you're probably middle of the pack at Yale.
00:21:08.820 You might be even a little like toward the teetotaling end of things.
00:21:12.320 Yeah, okay.
00:21:13.520 I mean, and even take the whole Yale thing out of it.
00:21:16.400 Yeah, the guy drank a lot in college.
00:21:18.700 Breaking.
00:21:19.360 Breaking news, everybody.
00:21:20.600 College kid drank a lot of beer.
00:21:22.800 Breaking.
00:21:23.580 Stop the presses.
00:21:24.680 Okay.
00:21:24.920 And also, how pathetic for this guy's classmates to come out and say, hey, I haven't been on TV yet, and I feel that I deserve to be on TV, so let me tell you something.
00:21:33.520 I knew a guy who actually did something with his life 30 years ago, 35 years ago, and he drank a lot of beer.
00:21:40.140 Am I still on TV?
00:21:40.900 Okay, where's my powder?
00:21:41.780 I need some powder so I can get seven more seconds of fame out of my 15 minutes.
00:21:47.760 Totally pathetic.
00:21:48.780 And that's the best they've got on him.
00:21:50.660 The only corroborating evidence we have for any of these claims is that maybe Brett Kavanaugh had a couple extra beers than he remembers.
00:21:57.860 Okay.
00:21:58.860 All right.
00:21:59.360 Cool.
00:21:59.700 Cool, guys.
00:22:00.740 So that's what the left is doing.
00:22:02.280 That's their big accusation.
00:22:03.840 And look at what they're resorting to.
00:22:06.200 There was a political cartoon that went out.
00:22:07.940 It was published all over the place.
00:22:09.160 The cartoon was, the title of it you could see on there was, Kavanaugh's daughter says another prayer.
00:22:15.440 You remember during the testimony, Kavanaugh broke down quite credibly, I will add, unlike some uncredible testimony, this was quite credible, and said his 10-year-old daughter said that they should pray for the woman, Dr. Ford.
00:22:27.840 So this cartoon comes out.
00:22:30.280 It says, Kavanaugh's daughter says another prayer.
00:22:32.140 Dear God, forgive my angry, lying, alcoholic father for sexually assaulting Dr. Ford.
00:22:39.160 That's the left for you.
00:22:42.040 That's the left for you, America.
00:22:43.500 Those are, that's the Democrats.
00:22:45.840 Attacking a milquetoast federal judge's 10-year-old daughter for praying.
00:22:53.520 That's the left.
00:22:54.380 And you know they always go after prayers.
00:22:56.380 The left hates prayers.
00:22:57.520 They always, whenever there's a tragedy and decent people say, well, I'm praying for you, they say, I don't want your prayers.
00:23:03.740 How dare you pray for me?
00:23:05.620 Because the left believes that the world is perfectible, that we're going to stop crime and sadness and tragedy and violence and suffering if we just give them a little more money and a little more government power.
00:23:14.980 The right knows that that isn't possible.
00:23:16.760 We're out of the garden.
00:23:17.920 We're not going back to the garden.
00:23:19.540 This world is imperfect and fallen.
00:23:21.920 So we say, well, I'll pray for you.
00:23:23.240 Say, I don't want your damn prayers.
00:23:24.580 They're saying the same thing about this 10-year-old girl now.
00:23:26.880 They're attacking his 10-year-old daughter.
00:23:28.880 That's really despicable.
00:23:30.700 And they're calling him a sexual assailant for totally uncredible testimony and allegations that came out at the last minute after the original hearings were wrapped up that no one had ever heard about before from this woman whose story keeps changing.
00:23:47.780 Okay, really, really pathetic.
00:23:49.900 So why is all of this allowed to keep going on?
00:23:52.740 Oh, because of the star of the hour, the man who, the only, so.
00:23:58.880 So he had to take a break, unfortunately, because Jeff Flake was staring at himself in the mirror, and then he took a quick little break to go on 60 Minutes, and then he went right back to adoring himself in the mirror.
00:24:09.100 Here is Senator Jeff Flake, moral coward and moral idiot, sitting next to Democrat Chris Coons on 60 Minutes.
00:24:15.900 Have your moment, Senator.
00:24:17.900 Senator Flake, you've announced that you're not running for re-election, and I wonder, could you have done this if you were running for re-election?
00:24:26.280 No.
00:24:26.600 Not a chance.
00:24:27.420 Not a chance.
00:24:28.880 No.
00:24:29.460 No.
00:24:30.300 Because politics has become too sharp, too partisan.
00:24:34.280 There's no value to reaching across the aisle.
00:24:37.320 There's no currency for that anymore.
00:24:38.740 There's no incentive.
00:24:41.640 The reason that he couldn't have done this if he were running for re-election is he would be accountable to his constituents.
00:24:47.740 That's what he's saying.
00:24:48.440 He says, oh, yeah, if I were accountable to my constituents, I couldn't possibly do this pathetic, disgusting, cowardly collaboration with Democrats to further destroy this good man's life.
00:25:00.900 I could never have gotten away with that, but ha, ha, ha, ha, I'm not running for re-election, so I'm totally unaccountable.
00:25:05.540 Disgusting.
00:25:06.300 So I hope he enjoyed himself on 60 Minutes.
00:25:08.220 He does love seeing himself on television.
00:25:09.980 So that's very nice for Jeff Flake.
00:25:12.340 But what he did is so cowardly.
00:25:14.380 He, he, because he's the one, he's the guy who did it.
00:25:16.740 He said, I will not vote for Kavanaugh unless there's a seventh FBI investigation into him that will analyze all of the statements that we already have from all the people who refute Dr. Ford's testimony.
00:25:27.380 Why did he capitulate?
00:25:29.120 Well, who knows?
00:25:29.640 He might have been planning on it the whole time.
00:25:31.000 The, the proximate reason, the immediate reason is that he was confronted in an elevator by a screaming woman and this changed his mind.
00:25:40.140 We'll tell you about that, that screaming woman.
00:25:42.480 We've looked into her background, but here is the, here's the moment that changed Jeff Flake's mind and turned him into even more of a coward than he already was.
00:25:49.600 What you are doing is allowing someone who actually violated a woman to sit in the Supreme Court.
00:25:57.040 This is not tolerable.
00:25:58.720 You have children in your family.
00:26:01.880 Think about them.
00:26:02.920 I have two children.
00:26:04.680 I cannot imagine that for the next 50 years, they will have to have someone in the Supreme Court who has been accused of violating a young girl.
00:26:16.100 What are you doing, sir?
00:26:17.920 What are you doing?
00:26:20.720 Uh, so that, that woman, there are two women there actually, uh, Anna Maria Arquilla and Maggie Gallagher.
00:26:27.580 They are two high level George Soros operatives.
00:26:31.520 George Soros funded left-wing operatives.
00:26:34.300 Sound conspiratorial?
00:26:35.580 Well, sometimes conspiracies are right.
00:26:37.480 Uh, they work for and run the Center for Popular Democracy.
00:26:40.680 This is a left-wing activist group.
00:26:42.660 Soros and Soros's Open Society Foundation is one of the three largest funders of that group.
00:26:47.840 It was a total setup, a total hack job, and, uh, Flake fell for it.
00:26:52.280 Or maybe he wanted to go along with it so that he could preen and virtue signal even more rather than having to go through the difficult work of actually displaying virtue.
00:27:00.700 It's a lot easier to virtue signal than to actually display virtue.
00:27:03.680 So there's some misconceptions here, uh, pushed forward by the, the Jeff Flake line of things.
00:27:09.040 Oh, I want to reach across the aisle and everybody, you know, just get a fair, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:27:12.560 Okay.
00:27:13.240 Nobody is going to be convinced by this FBI investigation.
00:27:16.880 Democrats have already said it's worthless because it doesn't get to go on for months and months and years and years.
00:27:21.100 Uh, nobody in the middle is going to be convinced by this FBI investigation.
00:27:25.100 Kavanaugh has already had six.
00:27:26.300 We've already got testimony from everybody that could possibly be involved and the FBI doesn't reach conclusions.
00:27:31.180 So it's completely worthless.
00:27:33.040 Uh, all it will do is further inflame passions.
00:27:35.400 It'll leave the Democrats unmoleified and more lunatics will have time to come out of the woodwork and accuse Kavanaugh of whatever they're going to accuse him for.
00:27:43.300 Uh, really pathetic.
00:27:44.460 So we're still talking about Brett Kavanaugh, thanks to Jeff Flake, moral coward, moral idiot.
00:27:51.180 There is some good news today though.
00:27:52.680 And then I've got to say goodbye to Facebook and YouTube.
00:27:54.240 But before we do that, I want to remind you that this administration is chug, chug, chugging along and making America great again.
00:28:01.080 They've reached a deal on NAFTA.
00:28:03.160 You remember this was a major Trump campaign promise.
00:28:05.640 We're going to renegotiate NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement between Canada, the United States and Mexico.
00:28:11.120 They say it's being unfair to Americans and it's threatening American jobs.
00:28:15.280 We're going to defend American workers finally.
00:28:17.540 There had been a bipartisan consensus on NAFTA.
00:28:20.580 It was signed under Bill Clinton, pushed by Newt Gingrich, backed by both Republicans and Democrats.
00:28:26.560 But there were some losers to NAFTA and in particular the American worker in certain segments.
00:28:31.940 So Trump made it a major pillar of his campaign that he was going to renegotiate NAFTA.
00:28:36.260 For months now we've heard, he's getting into fights with Canada, in Mexico, and they all hate him and everybody hates him and he can't work out a deal and it's never going to happen.
00:28:43.640 Well, no, no, no, no, no.
00:28:45.360 They worked out a deal.
00:28:47.280 A little while ago they worked out the deal with Mexico.
00:28:49.420 Then Canada was threatening not to join in.
00:28:51.340 Canada joined in.
00:28:52.380 They worked out a deal.
00:28:54.300 The stocks, the markets in the United States, Canada and Mexico, all trading higher today.
00:29:00.160 The S&P is up 0.7%.
00:29:01.700 The Dow is up over 250 points.
00:29:04.580 The Canadian dollar and the Mexican peso are both up.
00:29:08.100 So what is in the deal?
00:29:10.120 Is it only cosmetic?
00:29:11.500 Is it a major change?
00:29:12.540 There are some changes in here.
00:29:14.080 The deal raises the threshold for auto production, automobile production in North America to qualify for zero tariffs.
00:29:21.540 It raises that threshold from 62.5% to 75%.
00:29:25.340 That's a pretty significant increase.
00:29:26.800 It says up to 40% of parts for tariff-free automobile sales must come from high-wage factories.
00:29:34.540 So that means moving all of production out of Mexico.
00:29:37.420 We're no longer going to have this huge amount of production in Mexico.
00:29:40.460 Some of that will come back to the U.S. and to Canada.
00:29:43.040 Now, this is not indexed to inflation.
00:29:45.340 So what will the effect of that be over time?
00:29:47.340 Maybe it won't be insane.
00:29:48.720 But still, that's a really solid concession for the American worker.
00:29:52.040 It means relief from future auto tariffs for Canada and Mexico.
00:29:55.580 So the free traders who say that tariffs don't work, they are mollified here.
00:30:00.440 Because Trump has said time and time again,
00:30:02.720 I want zero tariffs, but I want there to be actual free trade and actual fair trade.
00:30:07.420 Plus, there's a win for American cheese and wine.
00:30:09.740 You know, a lot of the issue with Canada has centered around Canada having its own dairy tariffs.
00:30:17.160 So, you know, this hurts the American dairy industry.
00:30:21.300 Trump said we're not going to permit that anymore.
00:30:22.880 Or, Justin Trudeau said, you know, this was a crime against peopleanity.
00:30:27.440 Because humanity isn't, that's not people.
00:30:29.600 Huper daughter, that's kinder.
00:30:32.320 That's nicer.
00:30:33.180 He said that was a really bad thing.
00:30:34.860 He was obviously bluffing.
00:30:36.460 They fixed that.
00:30:37.180 This is a big win.
00:30:38.300 And the point I'll leave you on with this is,
00:30:40.980 Donald Trump is being excoriated for making this comment about Kim Jong-un over the weekend.
00:30:45.540 He was at a rally on Saturday and he said, quote,
00:30:47.320 this is, this is like pretty Trumpy, even for President Trump.
00:30:51.840 He said, I was really tough and so was he and we were going back and forth.
00:30:55.540 And then we fell in love.
00:30:57.700 Okay.
00:30:58.380 No, really.
00:30:59.260 He wrote me beautiful letters and they're great letters.
00:31:01.340 We fell in love.
00:31:03.220 He's talking about North Korean monster, Kim Jong-un.
00:31:07.260 We fell in love.
00:31:08.500 Why did he use that diction?
00:31:10.160 Because it gets headlines, right?
00:31:11.880 It grabs people's attention.
00:31:13.020 It gets headlines.
00:31:13.740 Okay.
00:31:14.260 And because Kim Jong-un is watching this,
00:31:16.600 probably scratching his fat little head and thinking,
00:31:18.820 what the hell is this president thinking?
00:31:21.140 Who is this guy that I'm talking to?
00:31:23.440 And so he says, we fell in love.
00:31:25.580 Okay.
00:31:26.740 Everyone's, oh no, this is a travesty.
00:31:29.120 Oh no, no, no.
00:31:31.060 President Trump said he was going to renegotiate our agreements with NATO.
00:31:35.280 Everyone lost their minds.
00:31:36.960 What happened?
00:31:38.120 Our NATO allies started paying more of the bill,
00:31:41.000 more of the bill that they were already supposed to pay.
00:31:43.060 He says, we're going to renegotiate NAFTA.
00:31:44.760 Everyone says it's going to plunge the world into global economy.
00:31:46.820 What happens?
00:31:47.580 We renegotiate NAFTA.
00:31:48.700 All the markets increase.
00:31:50.180 The U.S. has the strongest market we've had in a very long time.
00:31:53.320 The economy is doing extraordinarily well.
00:31:55.160 Record low joblessness.
00:31:56.940 We've brought North Korea more to the negotiating table than we have in a very long time.
00:32:02.020 We've worked out a pretty serious and nuanced strategy in Syria.
00:32:06.160 And the Middle East is certainly more nuanced than we have in years.
00:32:09.500 We've defended our allies in the Middle East.
00:32:12.060 We've hurt our enemies.
00:32:13.520 We've renegotiated foreign aid and aid to the United Nations.
00:32:18.280 Maybe just trust this guy on the negotiations.
00:32:21.440 I'm not saying put your faith in princes.
00:32:22.920 I'm just saying, at a certain point, your outrage has to run out.
00:32:30.140 It's got to become a little tedious, doesn't it?
00:32:31.880 If every moment the world is about to end because of something that Donald Trump says,
00:32:35.740 some outrageous statement, and then it doesn't end, don't you get tired after a while?
00:32:39.220 Don't you think, hmm, maybe he knows what he's doing.
00:32:41.860 Maybe he's okay at being the president.
00:32:43.700 Maybe he's pretty good at it, actually.
00:32:45.180 That's my take on the we fell in love with Kim Jong-un.
00:32:47.720 I don't know what Melania thinks of that we fell in love.
00:32:50.120 Maybe this is going to be the next Michael Avenatti case.
00:32:51.860 I've got to say goodbye to Facebook and YouTube.
00:32:53.540 We've got Jeff Diehl coming up.
00:32:54.900 He is challenging Senator Liawatha in Massachusetts,
00:32:58.160 and he's going to tell us a little bit about the campaign and the blue wave and the red wave.
00:33:03.120 Then we've got the keys to a long life.
00:33:05.400 And before we go, Charles Aznavordad, one of the great crooners that nobody knows about,
00:33:09.820 but we'll talk about him.
00:33:11.140 All of that, if you go to dailywire.com.
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00:33:16.060 Go to dailywire.com.
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00:33:18.960 Ask questions in the mailbag.
00:33:20.080 That's coming up on Thursday.
00:33:21.180 Ask questions in the conversation.
00:33:22.960 That's coming up.
00:33:23.520 None of that matters.
00:33:25.140 This is what matters.
00:33:28.860 You know what that tastes like?
00:33:34.680 Because this is a local brew.
00:33:36.420 This is a local brew from Los Angeles.
00:33:39.160 This tastes like Kavanaugh committee spectator Alyssa Milano's tears.
00:33:45.040 Did you know Alyssa Milano was there at the hearings for some reason?
00:33:47.580 I don't know why.
00:33:48.160 She was probably just there.
00:33:50.200 I guess, I don't know if I'm telling tales out of school from the Daily Wire.
00:33:53.560 We sent her.
00:33:55.540 We invested in this because we knew that if she were sitting there in front of Brett Kavanaugh,
00:33:59.440 she would work up the most delicious,
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00:34:09.800 We'll be right back.
00:34:20.540 We've got Jeff Deal, Massachusetts state representative.
00:34:23.620 He's challenging Liz Warren, Senator Liawatha, chief spreading bull.
00:34:28.160 He's hoping to raise some heap big wampum for his race.
00:34:31.260 Don't forget, a Republican held that seat in very recent memory.
00:34:34.640 It could happen again, and everyone's calling for a blue wave, but I don't really buy it,
00:34:38.640 especially not in the Senate, especially if we get Kavanaugh through.
00:34:41.460 Here is my quick interview with Jeff Deal, then we'll talk about the keys to a long life.
00:34:46.260 Representative Deal, thank you for being here.
00:34:48.780 Michael, thank you for having me on.
00:34:50.360 So you are going after one of my absolute favorite targets in Massachusetts,
00:34:56.320 Chief Liawatha herself, Focahontas Elizabeth Warren.
00:34:59.960 Obviously, there was a Republican who had her seat not too long ago, but she's snuck in there,
00:35:07.660 and she's one of the more radical members of the U.S. Senate.
00:35:10.800 What are you running on?
00:35:12.060 What are you going after her for?
00:35:14.280 And what do you think your chances are?
00:35:17.080 Well, first of all, Elizabeth Warren's probably the most divisive voice down in Washington, D.C.
00:35:21.760 I mean, she shows that you cannot work with Republicans on everything.
00:35:24.940 She tries to politicize every single thing, including the Kavanaugh nomination.
00:35:30.560 I mean, she's out there now trying to fundraise off the issues going on with the vetting.
00:35:35.940 She called for the 25th Amendment a few weeks ago.
00:35:39.060 There's nothing Elizabeth Warren won't do to try to divide Americans for her own personal gain.
00:35:43.340 And that's what Massachusetts citizens are seeing.
00:35:45.340 That's why I won my primary three weeks ago overwhelmingly.
00:35:48.960 They know that in Massachusetts, I have a track record of actually cutting taxes.
00:35:52.800 I was able to save over $2 billion when I led the repeal of an index gas tax,
00:35:57.440 whereas Elizabeth Warren has delivered nothing for Massachusetts.
00:36:01.000 And now it's clear she wants to run for the White House and continue to do nothing for our state.
00:36:06.100 I think people are waking up to that, and we're showing polling that gives us a lead with independents.
00:36:11.180 I think she sees the same polling because she challenged me to three debates the night that we won the primary.
00:36:17.180 Wow. That is uncommon.
00:36:18.420 You would think she'd want to run away from debates as the incumbent, but maybe she's worried about that.
00:36:23.400 I'm from New York. I live in California.
00:36:26.440 I understand the issue of running as a Republican in those states, but you've been a supporter of the president.
00:36:32.420 You worked on his campaign in 2016.
00:36:35.200 How do you think that's going to play?
00:36:37.020 Are the midterms going to be a referendum on the president?
00:36:39.920 What's that going to mean for blue states that didn't vote for him in 2016?
00:36:44.320 What kind of line do you have to walk in the campaign?
00:36:46.540 Well, just as a background, in 2016, 20,000 Democrats unenrolled to vote in the Republican primary,
00:36:54.060 which ultimately gave Donald Trump 50 percent of the vote with 13 candidates in the field.
00:36:58.460 So if you think about that, it was his largest margin of victory till he hit his home state of New York.
00:37:03.480 So the fact of the matter is people in Massachusetts are seeing the success of the president,
00:37:07.040 whether it's the economic tax reform of 2017 that's given us in our state this last fiscal year over a billion dollars in new revenue based on all the wage increases.
00:37:18.520 Plus, we have country-leading low unemployment.
00:37:20.840 We're at 3.5 percent.
00:37:22.240 I know the nation is around 3.8 percent.
00:37:24.440 We're doing very well in Massachusetts.
00:37:26.160 Elizabeth Warren wants to undo the tax reform.
00:37:28.820 She's vowed to repeal that.
00:37:30.320 And the other thing that she wants to do is raise individual taxes.
00:37:33.660 So the fact of the matter is, economically, people in Massachusetts know that she's not really going to be good for them.
00:37:39.240 And the other thing, too, is I think it's clear she wants to run for the White House.
00:37:43.720 She's been making moves.
00:37:45.120 She's been spending time out of state.
00:37:46.920 So this state is looking for someone who's going to deliver, have a seat at the table in Washington.
00:37:51.260 Having supported the president, I'll be able to work with the White House and a Republican-controlled Senate to deliver for Massachusetts.
00:37:57.700 Well, I'm hoping that she gets that nomination for the presidency because she is one of the wackiest candidates out there.
00:38:04.400 And she's so far left.
00:38:05.720 She's so unlikable.
00:38:07.120 She's so divisive.
00:38:08.580 And she politicizes the, you know, she's politicizing these Kavanaugh hearings to raise heap big wampum for her campaigns.
00:38:14.620 And I really do hope that that redounds to your benefit.
00:38:17.280 I'm also thrilled that you're not running away from the White House.
00:38:21.300 I know a lot of times in blue states, Republicans run away from national Republicans.
00:38:25.780 And I think it's always a mistake.
00:38:27.800 I think it always hurts them when you don't stand for something.
00:38:31.560 But what do you think that this midterm election is going to look like?
00:38:35.500 We've been told by the experts that there is going to be a blue wave across the country.
00:38:40.360 And I don't really buy it, unless we don't confirm Kavanaugh, perhaps.
00:38:44.980 I don't really see it happening.
00:38:46.860 Where do you think that stands nationally?
00:38:49.480 Well, to be honest with you, nationally, I don't think it's going to be a blue wave.
00:38:53.060 I think it's going to be blue undertow.
00:38:54.580 The fact that they seem to stand against tax reform that's benefiting the middle class, the fact that they're against law enforcement, because nationally they stand for sanctuary city status or sanctuary state status.
00:39:06.620 Elizabeth Warren, same thing, wants to eliminate ICE, an agency that's working to protect the people of my state, the cities, the communities, by deporting those who are here illegally committing crimes.
00:39:17.180 She wants to get rid of ICE, those people doing that work.
00:39:21.500 And at the same time, she also, I don't know if you remember this, when that college student Molly Tibbetts was murdered by someone who was in the country illegally and should have been deported before that murder was even committed.
00:39:32.820 She said the real problem is families being separated at the border.
00:39:35.680 She's so out of touch with what really is hurting Americans.
00:39:39.140 And in Massachusetts, we have a young man named Matthew Denise who was killed by an illegal immigrant who had a track record that should have had him deported years before he committed that murder.
00:39:49.140 His mother, Maureen Maloney, is separated permanently from her son.
00:39:52.780 And that's the families that I want to try to work towards protecting.
00:39:56.360 And I think ICE is important to have.
00:39:57.980 So nationally, if Democrats keep doing this, of course, they're making a big mistake.
00:40:02.240 In Massachusetts, that's why I've been able to get the endorsement of law enforcement to the point where I even have the Boston Patrolman's Union giving me their endorsement, something that's very rare for Republicans to get.
00:40:12.640 That does not happen to Republicans.
00:40:14.960 That's right.
00:40:16.020 That's right.
00:40:16.400 Well, that's that's a wonderful point.
00:40:18.740 And I do notice on your lapel, it looks like you have a thin blue line flag lapel because you've got Democrats now, including Liz Warren, in many ways leading the charge, saying I'm not just opposed to certain immigration policies or I prefer one law over the other.
00:40:34.160 They're saying I oppose law enforcement per se.
00:40:38.760 Who cares, you little people, if you've passed your laws?
00:40:41.720 Because I don't want any enforcement of that law because I know better than you do.
00:40:47.520 I can't imagine.
00:40:48.800 Look, I know Massachusetts is a blue state, but I know a lot of people from Massachusetts, too.
00:40:52.960 I can't imagine that when you're talking to people on the street, they're they're the sort of people who will say, yeah, I hate the cops.
00:40:59.260 I don't want any cops.
00:41:00.120 I don't want law enforcement.
00:41:01.280 That just seems to be such an elitist disconnect.
00:41:05.180 There really is a disconnect.
00:41:06.340 And I'll tell you something, we've got a state Senate that tried to, in this last budget cycle, insert sanctuary state status, and it was rejected by the conservative Democrats in our house.
00:41:17.420 I serve in the House of Representatives here.
00:41:20.140 Thankfully, we were able to reject that.
00:41:21.720 But we also have judges like a Tim Feely in Salem who actually put a heroin dealer back on the streets based on his immigration status.
00:41:30.060 He actually said during bench conference that if he had been an American citizen, he would have given him jail time for the heroin he was dealing.
00:41:36.820 But because he was an immigrant and would have been separated from his family because he would have been subject to deportation, he decided not to give him a sentence.
00:41:44.500 And so when you have two sets of laws in Massachusetts, and I think this is with judges around the country, and you have Elizabeth Warren undercutting law enforcement and saying we should get rid of ICE,
00:41:53.320 you've combined to say that the Democrat Party nationally and in Massachusetts no longer cares about the rule of law that protects the families of Massachusetts.
00:42:01.940 Yeah, that's right.
00:42:02.940 And I followed the race.
00:42:04.960 I know you won the primary solidly.
00:42:07.480 So I really appreciate it.
00:42:09.400 I really appreciate your campaign.
00:42:11.640 I hope you do well.
00:42:13.280 I hope people listening and watching will send you lots of money so that we can propel you because somebody like Elizabeth Warren should be a prime target.
00:42:21.920 We know that Massachusetts has rejected Democrats, radical Democrats, particular policies in the recent era.
00:42:31.660 I think she is gettable.
00:42:32.880 I don't think she's bulletproof.
00:42:34.480 And I wish you the best of luck.
00:42:35.680 I've taken up too much of your time.
00:42:37.180 I know you've got to get back to the campaign trail.
00:42:39.340 But Representative Deal.
00:42:41.380 Sorry, go ahead.
00:42:42.200 Thanks, Mike.
00:42:42.880 No, no, I appreciate that.
00:42:44.000 And yes, this is the state that voted for Scott Brown back in 2010 when he was going to be the 41st vote against the Affordable Care Act, the Unaffordable Care Act, really.
00:42:53.620 And this state was the model for it.
00:42:55.780 So I think this state is going to vote what's in their fiscal best interest.
00:42:59.220 But if people want to help, they should go to dealforsenate.com, which is D-I-E-H-L-F-O-R-senate.com.
00:43:05.500 I could use all the help I can get because Elizabeth Warren certainly is not just a problem for our state.
00:43:10.580 Her votes also affect everybody in the country.
00:43:12.420 The other reason that people should donate to you and support your campaign is because I can't wait for your future campaign book, The Art of the Deal.
00:43:20.020 That is going to be a terrific piece of campaign literature.
00:43:24.640 That is going to be great.
00:43:25.460 That would be great for the country.
00:43:26.960 Representative Deal, thank you so much for being here.
00:43:29.500 Thank you, Michael.
00:43:30.280 Mr. Deal, future senator, about to hack away at the Liz Warren campaign, at the Liz Warren incumbency.
00:43:40.380 Okay, we're obviously a little close, but I've got to get to the most important thing of the day, which is the keys to a long life.
00:43:47.220 Because I just found out, I was reading this headline, I am going to live forever.
00:43:52.660 The keys to a long life, this was a headline over the weekend, quote,
00:43:55.540 Drinking Dr. Pepper and Smoking Cigars, Centenarians Share Their Secrets to Living Past 100.
00:44:02.560 And I love this.
00:44:03.700 I spoke at Franciscan University of Steubenville over last week, at the end of last week,
00:44:09.520 and we were talking about the simple joys of being right.
00:44:12.980 You can catch the speech, I think it's online, I think we broke it out.
00:44:16.080 The seven simple joys of being right.
00:44:18.540 And one of them is, well, I won't ruin the speech.
00:44:24.380 All of them lead in to us really enjoying life.
00:44:27.920 And so Richard Overton, he's 112 years old.
00:44:30.940 He's the oldest army vet.
00:44:32.080 He's one of the oldest living Americans.
00:44:33.480 I think one of the oldest living people.
00:44:35.500 He smokes 18 cigars a day.
00:44:37.980 He drinks whiskey in his morning coffee.
00:44:39.780 His favorite foods are catfish, gravy, macaroni and cheese.
00:44:42.880 He still drives his 1970s Ford.
00:44:45.100 This guy is great.
00:44:46.120 He was in Cigar Aficionado, that's how I first found out about him.
00:44:49.920 He's smoking cigars all the time.
00:44:51.860 Elizabeth Sullivan, 106 years old.
00:44:53.500 She drinks Dr. Pepper every single day.
00:44:57.020 And she said the doctors keep telling her that it's poison and it's going to kill her,
00:44:59.920 but they keep dying.
00:45:01.000 So there's got to be a mistake somewhere in there.
00:45:03.180 I really like this because, you know, one aspect of lefty culture right now is hating death.
00:45:10.920 I think they've always hated death.
00:45:12.220 And so these Silicon Valley types are always trying to find a cure to death.
00:45:16.400 We're going to end death in this generation.
00:45:18.440 We're going to figure out a way to cure death and we'll live forever.
00:45:21.880 By the way, there is a way to live forever, but we'll get to that in all the religious questions in the mailbag on Thursday.
00:45:26.840 And so they talk about that.
00:45:28.120 And then all these other lefties, they do the same thing to one degree or another.
00:45:31.420 That's what all of the crazy diets are about.
00:45:33.380 That's veganism and GMOs and that and whatever.
00:45:38.160 It's all about trying to squeeze a little bit more time out of this life.
00:45:42.240 A couple more months, a few more years.
00:45:44.220 But the cost of that is that you can't enjoy life.
00:45:48.480 Having a little whiskey, smoking cigars, drinking Dr. Pepper.
00:45:52.120 These are some of the joys of life.
00:45:54.220 If you don't do those things, what are you living for?
00:45:56.980 However, one of the aspects, when you stop believing in some fantasy that you're never going to die on this earth,
00:46:03.920 that you're going to live forever, that we're going to create utopia,
00:46:07.000 any aspect of that left-wing fantasy vision,
00:46:12.100 when you abandon that, when you stop trying to do something that isn't possible,
00:46:16.980 then you can actually enjoy life.
00:46:18.620 And I'm glad that these centenarians are all enjoying life.
00:46:21.200 And I hope Mr. Overton has a whiskey and a stogie for me today.
00:46:24.300 Anyway, in the final bit of news, one of the great crooners, Charles Aznavour, has died.
00:46:30.000 He is the French-Armenian crooner.
00:46:32.240 They call him the French Frank Sinatra.
00:46:33.900 He was like this five-foot-tall Armenian guy.
00:46:36.600 I think he might have been born in France.
00:46:37.800 His father was an immigrant.
00:46:38.820 Maybe he was an immigrant.
00:46:40.160 And he was just one of the greats.
00:46:41.860 He was so, he was pretty weird, a little radical, but so smooth, so charming.
00:46:46.920 Very few people in America ever listen to him anymore, but they should.
00:46:50.320 So, RIP to Mr. Aznavour, and I will leave you on this note.
00:46:55.060 Charles Aznavour singing,
00:46:56.240 You are the one for me, formidable.
00:47:06.420 You are the one for me.
00:47:08.600 For moi?
00:47:10.700 Formidable.
00:47:11.180 You are my lover, Harry.
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