The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 618

00:00:00.000 Forget about the Supreme Court. The presidential race has now completely shifted, and it has

00:00:07.100 shifted because of the court, because President Trump nominated Amy Coney Barrett.

00:00:14.280 Now we gather in the Rose Garden to continue our never-ending task of ensuring equal justice

00:00:21.900 and preserving the impartial rule of law. Today, it is my honor to nominate one of our nation's

00:00:29.820 most brilliant and gifted legal minds to the Supreme Court. She is a woman of unparalleled

00:00:37.740 achievement, towering intellect, sterling credentials, and unyielding loyalty to the

00:00:44.920 Constitution, Judge Amy Coney Barrett.

00:00:58.340 I do not know how Amy Coney Barrett is going to rule on any particular case. That's not the point.

00:01:05.520 I do know that the glorious ACB is the single best chance that President Trump has being

00:01:14.000 re-elected, and that is for two major reasons. I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:01:26.440 Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment from Thursday from Wes Brown says,

00:01:31.320 I'm always confused as to why the clips you use of slow Joe have him speaking in a perfectly normal

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00:01:41.860 That's true. Everything else is speeding around, you know, going a mile a minute, and then Joe Biden

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00:03:16.300 navigate the website because even I can. President Trump officially nominates judge

00:03:23.600 Amy Coney Barron. Did you hear what he said there? When he nominated her, he didn't say,

00:03:28.040 and she's going to be a fighter and she's going to rule the way we want her to rule all the time.

00:03:32.740 And she's going to pass legislation from the bench. I mean, usually the left isn't that obvious about

00:03:37.500 it, but they do say these things. She's a fighter. She's standing up for this. She's standing up for

00:03:41.500 that talking about judges as though they're activists and politicians. Trump didn't do that.

00:03:46.440 He said, she's going to ensure justice. She's going to be impartial. She's going to follow the

00:03:52.040 law. And the left is now saying, no, she won't. She's a threat to the constitution. She could never

00:03:58.580 be impartial. And what's funny about that line of attack that you're hearing, we'll get into a few

00:04:03.440 lines of attack that they're using right now on the glorious ACB. But what's funny about that one is

00:04:08.020 they're attacking her for not being impartial and for not supporting the constitution when the left

00:04:13.820 doesn't believe in impartiality. And they certainly don't believe in the constitution,

00:04:18.720 but even just that idea of impartiality, they don't believe in that, right? They're denying the

00:04:23.920 idea that you can be outside of your own interests, outside of your own biases. They do this on race.

00:04:30.120 They do this on sex. They do this on all sorts of grievance. That's the point of intersectionality.

00:04:34.540 That's the point of all this grievance mongering and saying, we can't actually access justice.

00:04:41.540 We can't actually communicate about objective reality. All we can do is express our own interests

00:04:46.800 and desires. And if you, you know, if you're a white man, you need to shut up and you can't have

00:04:51.260 your opinions anymore. And if you don't have this lived experience, then you can't have an opinion

00:04:55.560 about it. So there's an, the idea of impartiality doesn't exist on the left because for the left,

00:05:00.360 politics is not about using reason with great deference to the tradition and our forefathers

00:05:07.320 to understand justice and how to live together. For the left, politics is all about interests.

00:05:13.820 As far as I can tell, there are four ways that they can attack Amy Coney Barrett. And the most

00:05:20.720 beautiful thing about her nomination is all of these ultimately fall flat. But there are four ways.

00:05:25.960 I've been analyzing all of the attacks on her. First one is to call her dangerous.

00:05:33.040 This is, this is the Kavanaugh. The Kavanaugh attack is to say that this person who seems perfectly

00:05:38.500 polite and nice and milquetoast and, you know, if anything, maybe a little bit boring, you know,

00:05:43.540 at dinner parties, that this person is actually a criminal, a thug, dangerous. They're going to

00:05:49.120 attack you. You won't feel safe. This is what Ayanna Pressley, the Ringo of the squad, you know,

00:05:54.800 it's AOC and the other ones. And then Ayanna Pressley is kind of the, not as prominent member

00:06:00.640 of the squad. She used this line of attack. She said, quote, Barrett is dangerous and unfit to serve

00:06:06.920 on the highest court. The appellate judge, mom of seven, whose worst and most controversial

00:06:17.040 vice, according to the popular culture, is that she prays too much. That's what they say. They

00:06:22.960 actually say like the worst thing this woman does is she prays a lot and goes to church

00:06:27.020 and is part of a Christian group. That woman's dangerous. Are you afraid of that woman? We've

00:06:34.700 all seen pictures now of Amy Coney Barrett. She's actually been a little bit of a political

00:06:38.020 celebrity for a few years now, since her name was floated last time. Now, obviously she's

00:06:41.840 a worldwide well-known celebrity. Does she make you nervous? Does she look scary to you? Does

00:06:47.980 she look dangerous? When you see her seven children, five biological, two adopted, husband,

00:06:54.940 all smiling, all happy. Does that seem dangerous to you? I don't think so. That one's going to

00:07:00.560 completely fall flat because it just so strains credulity. There's no way to convince anybody that

00:07:06.060 this mild-mannered Midwestern mom who goes to church a lot, that she's dangerous. Number two attack

00:07:12.420 is to attack her judicial philosophy. So this is one of the usual attacks. It was the one that they

00:07:17.760 used when they first started this acrimonious Supreme Court confirmation process, going all the

00:07:24.640 way back to Ted Kennedy and Judge Bork, and then moving later throughout the 80s, and really then it

00:07:31.920 shifts in the 90s. But the first attack on Judge Bork, you'll remember, was not on his personal life,

00:07:36.780 didn't call him a rapist, didn't call him dangerous. Ted Kennedy in the 80s said that Judge Bork's

00:07:41.800 judicial philosophy was terrible for black people and women and all sorts of people. But it was an

00:07:49.000 attack on originalism, on the ideas, not on the person. Then you get into Clarence Thomas and Joe

00:07:55.900 Biden's hearings of Clarence Thomas. Then it became again, he's a rapist, he's a dangerous person,

00:07:59.960 he's a terrible person. But before that, it was the judicial philosophy. So how is Amy Coney Barrett going

00:08:03.580 to do? Leaning right into it. I was lucky enough to clerk for Justice Scalia. And given his

00:08:10.580 incalculable influence on my life, I am very moved to have members of the Scalia family here today,

00:08:17.600 including his dear wife, Maureen. I clerked for Justice Scalia more than 20 years ago, but the

00:08:24.600 lessons I learned still resonate. His judicial philosophy is mine too. A judge must apply the law

00:08:33.220 as written. Judges are not policymakers and they must be resolute and setting aside any policy views

00:08:41.780 they might hold. She's a Scalia originalist. I had the privilege of meeting Scalia twice when I was a

00:08:48.920 student and he described his political or his judicial philosophy rather as being different than

00:08:55.660 partisanship, as being different than interests. And the one maybe defining feature of Scalia's

00:09:03.000 originalism is when he said, if you're a really good originalist judge, you will not always be happy

00:09:10.320 with the decisions that you end up with. Meaning I have this personal interest, I have this political

00:09:15.860 preference, but if I'm actually applying originalism, then sometimes what the constitution and the law

00:09:22.280 actually say are different than what I would prefer that they say if I were a legislator, for instance.

00:09:29.240 When Bork was up for the court, it was all too new, this idea of applying the law fairly, this idea of

00:09:36.880 reading the constitution and figuring out what it actually means, not just what we would like it to

00:09:41.100 mean. It was too new and so they got rid of him. But Scalia has done such a great job of explaining

00:09:45.920 originalism over the years that that is now the mainstream conservative legal philosophy. And so Amy Coney

00:09:51.900 Barrett comes out there and says, that's my philosophy. That's not going to be controversial.

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00:11:35.660 So the judicial philosophy is out there. That is now mainstream. I'm not saying the left likes it.

00:11:41.480 I'm not saying they're not going to still try to go after the judicial nominees. Actually,

00:11:45.500 the judicial philosophy is ultimately what they're after, but they're not open about that anymore.

00:11:50.360 So she leans right into it. She says, yep, I'm with Scalia. I'm an originalist.

00:11:54.420 Nothing really to criticize or scaremonger over yet until she gets to her family. And, and

00:12:00.320 ACB goes straight from her judicial philosophy into her family structure. Sounds wonderful. Sounds

00:12:08.760 wholesome. How on earth could you attack her for it? The Democrats find a way.

00:12:12.560 The president has asked me to become the ninth justice. And as it happens, I'm used to being in

00:12:18.620 a group of nine, my family. Our family includes me, my husband, Jesse, Emma, Vivian, Tess, John Peter,

00:12:30.540 Liam, Juliet, and Benjamin. Vivian and John Peter, as the president said, were born in Haiti and they

00:12:38.680 came to us five years apart when they were very young. And the most revealing fact about Benjamin,

00:12:44.720 our youngest, is that his brothers and sisters unreservedly identify him as their favorite

00:12:49.900 sibling. Our children obviously make our life very full. While I am a judge, I'm better known

00:12:57.640 back home as a room parent, carpool driver, and birthday party planner. When schools went remote

00:13:04.260 last spring, I tried on another hat. Jesse and I became co-principles of the Barrett e-learning

00:13:09.820 academy. And yes, the list of enrolled students was a very long one. Our children are my greatest

00:13:17.920 joy, even though they deprive me of any reasonable amount of sleep.

00:13:23.120 So they try to attack her as dangerous. That's not going to work. They try to attack her philosophy.

00:13:27.560 The people aren't going to buy that anymore. I know what you're thinking. You say, there's no way

00:13:31.760 they're going to go after her family. She's got this beautiful family. She's got this wonderful

00:13:37.080 story. She and her husband have apparently a very nice marriage, five biological kids. They adopt

00:13:43.420 two kids from Haiti. Everybody gets along. It's so wonderful. What a beautiful thing to do.

00:13:49.100 The left is attacking her for it. They are. There is this, this, I guess now somewhat famous,

00:13:55.000 maybe infamous, anti-racist author and diversity consultant, Ibram Kendi. Now, maybe you've heard

00:14:04.200 this name, Ibram Kendi. He's come up a lot in the BLM stuff. It should be clear when you hear these

00:14:08.780 terms, anti-racist author or diversity consultant, what that really means is con artist. It means

00:14:15.560 fraud. That's, that's all he is. This guy is a complete huckster who is scamming people out of

00:14:22.320 money. He's technically a professor at Boston University. He's founding director of the Boston

00:14:27.120 University Center for Anti-Racist Research. What is anti-racist research? What, what, what academic

00:14:33.460 discipline is that part of? None. He's a contributor for the Atlantic and a CBS news correspondent.

00:14:39.260 So he's just another leftist media hack. And even on the academic front, you say, okay, well,

00:14:46.300 he's a professor, right? He's got to be a real academic, right? He's not. He has a PhD in something

00:14:50.520 called African-American studies, which is a fake academic discipline, just like all the other

00:14:55.960 critical studies disciplines. They're not real. They have, they have nothing to do with actual

00:15:02.340 scholarship or actual academic disciplines. They are ideology in the university. That's all they do.

00:15:09.840 They just take a very shallow, modern ideological view and they make an entire academic department

00:15:17.420 out of it. But it's not, it's not academic. It's pseudo academic. Obviously the study of ideology has

00:15:22.760 something to do in a university, but typically you would study that through philosophy, right? That would,

00:15:30.520 that's an actual academic discipline or even history, how these different ideologies have

00:15:34.840 cropped up. But the ideology itself is not an academic discipline. It's just too shallow. There's

00:15:40.760 not enough scholarly meat there. And so this guy has a fake PhD. He writes for a couple hack outlets.

00:15:47.720 He's the founding director of some fake academic center at Boston university. And he milks people out of

00:15:55.120 money as a diversity consultant. He's an entire, he's a scam artist. And then he has the gall to attack

00:16:01.000 this woman's family. He says some white colonizers adopted black children. They civilized these savage

00:16:08.120 children in the superior ways of white people while using them as props in their lifelong pictures of

00:16:12.820 denial while cutting the biological parents of these children out of the picture of humanity.

00:16:18.300 Adopting poor kids, orphans from, from bad areas is now a bad thing. Now, of course it's not.

00:16:29.960 And what he's saying, by the way, is white people shouldn't adopt black people, right? That's,

00:16:33.020 that's what's lying at the bottom of what he's saying. And he's the professor of anti-racism.

00:16:38.040 Makes you think, huh, maybe this anti-racism thing isn't really what it, what it sounds like.

00:16:43.300 Maybe this anti-racism thing isn't really, really what it sounds like. This is, I mean, I, there's

00:16:49.460 no reason to ever listen to this guy. He's a total fraud and, and what he says is worth less than

00:16:54.700 nothing. But the reason I pointed out is because it's a very bad look for Democrats. He's saying

00:17:00.440 what a lot of them are thinking, but a lot of professional Democrats, you know, elected people,

00:17:06.180 operatives, they realize this is going to be a bad line of attack. I don't think it's going to play

00:17:09.980 in Peoria. People are not going to like it when you attack this woman's children and attack this

00:17:16.340 woman for adopting children from a bad place, you know, in a bad situation and giving them a loving

00:17:23.300 home and raising them and bringing them to the land of the free. If you attack a woman for that,

00:17:28.660 not going to be a good look in November. So this brings us then to the fourth attack.

00:17:34.180 First two, they can't lob. The third one, they do lob, but it looks really bad. The fourth one is

00:17:38.460 attacking her religion. You know, Dianne Feinstein already did this, said that the dogma lives loudly

00:17:45.060 within Amy Coney Barrett because she's a Catholic. Same thing. Dick Durbin said this. He goes, what,

00:17:49.800 you actually believe Catholicism? You're Orthodox in your, in your religion? That's so weird. What?

00:17:55.140 I've never heard of that before. And then Bill Maher put it in less polite terms.

00:18:00.100 But apparently the pick is going to be this Omi, Omi, Amy Coney. We'll all be saying this name a lot,

00:18:07.580 I'm sure, because she's a f***ing nut. Religion. I was right about that one, too.

00:18:15.500 Amy, sorry, but Amy Coney Barrett, Catholic, really Catholic. I mean, really, really Catholic,

00:18:25.920 like speaking in tongues. Like she doesn't believe in condoms, which is what she has in

00:18:30.940 common with Trump because he doesn't need them. Also a terrible look for Democrats. First of all,

00:18:38.260 when Bill Maher speaks, doesn't he just remind you of that like smug 13 year old you knew in middle

00:18:44.800 school who, who, whose arguments for atheism were more or less, um, I can't see God. Where is he? I

00:18:52.860 can't touch him. Checkmate theists. Yeah. Um, if God is real, then, uh, why, why won't he manifest

00:19:03.860 himself physically when I demand it? Um, checkmate Christians. It's just so shallow. It's as if,

00:19:12.640 as if people hadn't been thinking of these questions before, as if St. Thomas Aquinas never existed,

00:19:18.280 as if the Summa Theologiae didn't exist, as if St. Augustine didn't exist, as if the great geniuses

00:19:23.720 of history, the great doctors of the church, because then Bill Maher comes and says, wait a

00:19:28.680 second, I can't see God or whatever his dumb arguments are. You say, oh my, okay, well, you're

00:19:35.300 right. There goes my Summa Theologiae time to set it on fire. Even think, think about Pope Benedict the

00:19:40.060 16th, Pope Emeritus Benedict the 16th, maybe the greatest living theologian, a brilliant scholar

00:19:47.060 who has been writing and thinking about God for his entire life. Who do you think has a better

00:19:54.800 handle on these things? Who do you think has more brain cells rubbing together? Who do you think has

00:19:59.480 spent more time in serious contemplation of this question? Pope Benedict or Bill Maher? And yet Bill

00:20:06.320 Maher, with the arrogance that only a true leftist can muster, says it's so ridiculous. I don't even need

00:20:13.140 to consider this question. I know sometimes Bill Maher says things we like, so we say he's not on

00:20:17.380 the left, but he is on the left. He just, he likes telling dirty jokes too, so he's not totally

00:20:22.120 politically correct. But that's not a good argument. Do you remember about a week ago when Democrats were

00:20:28.860 saying that Joe Biden is a devout Catholic and how wonderful it is to be a devout Catholic? We said,

00:20:33.640 no, he's not. He was actually refused communion because he's, he's in a state of grave scandal and he's

00:20:39.600 supporting abortion on demand, taxpayer funded up until the moment of birth. So he actually, he's

00:20:44.840 not, he's, he's not in good standing right now with the Catholic church. They say he's devout. How

00:20:50.740 dare you? But now you get an actual Catholic, an actual practicing Catholic. And they say she's an

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00:22:26.520 off with promo code Knowles. Can't call her dangerous. Can't go after her judicial philosophy.

00:22:34.900 They are going after her family and it doesn't look good. They are going after her religion and

00:22:38.920 it doesn't look good. There's one thing left they can do and that is retreat. They can retreat.

00:22:42.940 They can run away from this because there's no way that this works well for Democrats attacking

00:22:48.400 Amy Coney Barrett. Hearings tentatively scheduled for October 12th. The Democrats are planning to

00:22:53.420 boycott. At least some Democrats are planning to boycott. Two senators, Maisie Hirono and Richard

00:23:00.280 Blumenthal, say that they will not meet with Amy Coney Barrett beforehand. They haven't said that they

00:23:05.020 won't meet with her if the hearings take place, but they're saying they're not even going to sit down

00:23:08.300 with her beforehand because it would, quote, legitimize President Trump's decision to nominate the

00:23:14.220 glorious ACB. I think this is Democrats' best chance is to just not show up to the hearings.

00:23:20.520 Do you remember what Kavanaugh did to the Democrats? Do you remember what that did? It gave us such a

00:23:25.440 boost. It so helped Republicans and it will do that again in November. And I'm, I'm even willing to give

00:23:32.000 this free advice to Democrats. One, because I like, I'd like to call it like I see it, even if I don't

00:23:35.960 want to let the secrets out for the Democrats. But two, they're not going to be able to resist.

00:23:40.780 First, Democratic senators, senators of any kind, cannot resist a TV camera. They always say this

00:23:46.520 about Chuck Schumer. The most dangerous place in New York is between Chuck Schumer and a TV camera,

00:23:51.320 right? You can't, they can't resist the cameras. They're going to have to do it. And it's going to

00:23:55.720 look really bad because as we pointed out, every line of attack they have on this woman

00:23:59.460 is going to hurt them. Now, Amy Coney Barrett is not just changing up the Democrats' election strategy

00:24:08.780 with regard to say hearings or public appearances. She's, she's completely changing their electoral

00:24:16.580 strategy in November. The nomination is changing everything and nobody's talking about this. So the

00:24:21.540 strategy previously was promote mail-in ballots, hire a lot of lawyers, challenge the results of

00:24:29.520 the election on election night. There's going to be a red mirage. Trump is going to win on election

00:24:34.120 night, but then you're going to get enough lawyers to challenge the results and wait for the mail-ins

00:24:38.020 and maybe find a few boxes of mail-ins. I don't know, hate hiding out somewhere and then bring

00:24:42.420 it all the way up to the courts. And then at the Supreme court, they're going to give it to the

00:24:45.320 Democrats. That was the strategy. But now they can't rely on the Supreme court because the most

00:24:52.700 stalwart partisan democratic judge in the Supreme court is no longer there. They cannot rely on Ruth

00:25:00.420 Ginsburg. So now they've got to change their strategy. They've got to pull the election back

00:25:07.920 out of the courts. And if they're going to pull the election back out of the courts and actually try to

00:25:11.520 win it fair and square at the ballot box, then they're going to have to back down on pushing for

00:25:16.320 widespread mail-in and they're going to have to back down on refusing to concede the election.

00:25:20.040 This is not some wild, crazy conspiracy theory. Okay. They actually told us they were going to do this.

00:25:25.380 Do you remember a couple of weeks ago when Hillary Clinton said Joe Biden should not under any

00:25:30.840 circumstances concede the election? Do you remember that? And then they attacked Donald Trump for not

00:25:35.800 respecting the results of the election. They did this in 2016 too. Hillary said Trump's not respecting

00:25:39.740 the results of the election. And then what happened? She loses and she doesn't respect the results of

00:25:42.920 the election. So she comes out and says it. And a lot of Democrats cheered her on. Well, now they're

00:25:47.620 realizing, goodness gracious, if we can't even rely on the court to steal this election for us,

00:25:53.060 maybe we should back off that plan. Dick Durbin, second highest ranking Democratic Senator,

00:25:58.800 Senate minority whip, came out on ABC talking to George Stephanopoulos, who is a former employee

00:26:04.400 of the Clintons and said, I disagree with Hillary. I disagree with Hillary Clinton. I respect her. I

00:26:11.500 like her, but I think she's just flat out wrong. The election itself is going to be announced. The

00:26:16.840 winner will be announced at some point. It'll take longer with all the paper ballots that are being

00:26:20.940 cast. But at some point, I hope my choice, Joe Biden is elected president. But if we are going

00:26:27.260 to maintain a democracy, peaceful transition through an election is the only way to do it.

00:26:33.940 Great. I'm so glad to hear that you've changed your mind, Dick. I'm so glad to hear after hearing

00:26:39.420 Democrats tell me for weeks that they were not going to concede at all, even if Trump won.

00:26:44.880 I'm so pleased to hear that now you'll respect the results of this election, but it's not just that.

00:26:49.340 They're also backing off of the widespread mail-in votes. So you remember Democrats had been pushing

00:26:53.940 for everybody to use mail-in, almost every single person. They were expecting 80 to 100 million

00:27:00.460 mail-in votes this election. That was in part because they said COVID is so dangerous. You can't

00:27:08.280 possibly show up to the polls on election day. It's outrageous to expect people to show up to the

00:27:11.980 polls. They can and should show up to BLM riots all over the country, but that's, that's okay because

00:27:18.000 COVID doesn't spread there. They just can't go to the polls because that's where you get COVID.

00:27:22.000 We know that mail-in voting is rife with fraud. How do we know this? Well, there was an experiment

00:27:28.300 done by a news affiliate in Philadelphia. They mailed in a hundred mail-in ballots, dummy mail-in

00:27:33.900 ballots. They mailed it to a PO box. What happened? They got two birthday cards in the mailbox. So

00:27:38.780 somewhere the wires got crossed. They took days and days, so much longer than anyone expected

00:27:44.380 to get the mail. And then by the end of it, three of them were missing. Three percent. Guess what

00:27:49.420 sways an election? Three percent. We know that. We've seen examples of voter fraud going on in

00:27:55.440 New Jersey in particular recently. We saw news reports coming out of Texas. Kayleigh McEnany,

00:28:01.600 White House press secretary, gave us examples of voting fraud and voting irregularities just last week.

00:28:07.640 The president wants to get rid of mass mail-out voting. Um, and that's not because it, he said

00:28:14.940 clearly that that could go either way. It could damage either candidate's, um, chances because

00:28:19.840 it's a system that's subject to fraud. In fact, in the last 24 hours, police in Greenville, Wisconsin

00:28:25.620 found mail in a ditch and it included absentee ballots. Um, and also I can confirm for you that

00:28:31.920 Trump ballots, um, ballots for the president were found in Pennsylvania. And I believe you should be

00:28:37.040 getting more information on that shortly here in the last 24 hours, they were found cast aside.

00:28:41.520 So weird because we're being told by everybody that there is no problem with mail-in ballot.

00:28:46.900 There's no problem with widespread mail-in. There's no evidence that widespread mail-in

00:28:50.420 in any way leads to fraud. Now, first of all, what that statement is in a sense, a truism because

00:28:57.580 we've never had widespread mail-in ballots like this. So of course there's no prior evidence. This is a new

00:29:03.260 political strategy. But moreover, what do you say about the Trump ballots that were found to have

00:29:08.160 gone missing and showed up a little bit later? What do you say about that in, in Pennsylvania?

00:29:12.880 Whoopsie daisy. That, well, that's, that's undeniable. What do you say about the box of

00:29:16.840 ballots that was found in a ditch somewhere? What do you say about that? And what's going to happen

00:29:20.780 in all of the counties and all of the states around the country? So what changed? Why are they now

00:29:25.520 completely shifting their argument on mail-in? Is it COVID? Did something change with COVID? Did the

00:29:30.200 virus mutate? I don't think so. They just know that they can no longer rely on the Supreme Court

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00:32:51.760 The issue that Democrats always demagogue is healthcare. That's the one they keep coming back

00:32:56.700 to and they keep coming back to healthcare because there's no answer to it. There's no answer.

00:33:02.680 It's obviously disingenuous and ridiculous. Do you remember how Obamacare was supposed to solve

00:33:08.000 our healthcare problems once and for all? That's how it was sold to us. They said, look,

00:33:11.860 one big fix. It's going to be very expensive. It's going to totally change the healthcare system,

00:33:14.880 but then we'll have fixed healthcare in America and it's all good. Except it wasn't because we got

00:33:19.380 Obamacare and then they still complained about and the uninsured and the this and the that and the

00:33:22.740 this and the that. And the promises of Obamacare were lies. If you like your doctor, you can keep

00:33:28.260 your doctor. I think that was the political fact lie of the year that year. And it was a rare occasion

00:33:32.560 where PolitiFact actually hit a Democrat. So that one was out. How about premiums will go down?

00:33:37.720 They didn't go down. They went up. It was a total lie, but they always demagogue it because Democrats

00:33:42.040 can always push a bigger and bigger plan to take more and more power over the fundamental question

00:33:48.740 of life and death from people. That's why the Democrats always move into healthcare. That's why

00:33:54.520 they move into education too. If you control education, you're shaping the future of the country.

00:33:58.220 If you control healthcare, then you control questions of life and death. So they push for

00:34:03.100 healthcare. And what's the Republican answer? There isn't one because the Republican answer is,

00:34:07.420 I think we should have more of a decentralized system with a little more consumer choice and

00:34:11.340 focus on quality and make sure we take care of the people who are in need, which we already have,

00:34:15.440 by the way. Nobody is told that they have to die in the street in the United States.

00:34:19.680 This idea, they say, what about the poor? What are the, we already have so many healthcare programs

00:34:24.300 for the poor. Medicare for elderly people, Medicaid for poor people. We've got the children's

00:34:33.520 health insurance plan. We've got this health insurance plan. We've got that health insurance

00:34:36.080 plan. It's never enough though, because they always say, what, you want people to die? So it's

00:34:41.220 a good one to demagogue on. And that's the only way they're going to try to sway public opinion

00:34:45.240 about Amy Coney Barrett. Now, how are they going to relate Amy Coney Barrett to healthcare? Hillary

00:34:49.420 Clinton speaking with Joy Reid at the Texas Tribune Festival with MSNBC made the public relations pitch.

00:34:57.060 And she did it in exactly those terms. She was saying, these are the talking points that we need

00:35:00.880 to be on. Ultimately, this fight, it seems to me, is about healthcare. Remember, healthcare is

00:35:09.200 literally before the court. Trump and the Republicans led by Mitch McConnell have been trying to get rid

00:35:16.180 of healthcare for years, ever since President Obama passed the Affordable Care Act. For reasons that

00:35:23.260 escape me, they want to strip away the rights of people with preexisting conditions, about 130 million

00:35:30.120 Americans, from getting affordable healthcare. They want to totally take away the coverage for 22 million

00:35:37.000 Americans who get their healthcare through the Affordable Care Act. They want to take away all

00:35:42.780 the protections that were passed by the Congress, like being 26 and still being able to stay on your

00:35:48.600 parents' policy, and the list goes on. So let's be sure we understand that what the Republicans are doing

00:35:56.660 is rushing an appointment to the court to repeal the Affordable Care Act and strip away healthcare from many

00:36:06.320 millions of Americans. That's the issue, is it, Hillary? Now, of course, she gives away the game

00:36:12.540 in that language there. She says they want to repeal the Affordable Care Act. Courts don't repeal things.

00:36:19.240 They can overturn decisions. They can rule that certain laws are unconstitutional. And that's always

00:36:27.260 been the issue with Obamacare. The issue with Obamacare in the courts is not whether the courts like

00:36:31.840 Obamacare or not. It's not whether they like that particular healthcare plan or this particular

00:36:35.380 healthcare plan. It's, is the plan constitutional? Can the federal government force you to buy a

00:36:40.400 product from a private company? And in the original Obamacare decision, John Roberts, the chief justice

00:36:47.320 decided that he was going to try to have his cake and eat it too and say, well, the individual mandate

00:36:51.700 of Obamacare is a tax for, for this reason, but it's a penalty for this reason. And it's therefore

00:36:57.360 it's constitutional. It was so ridiculous. Scalia made mincemeat of his stupid opinion, but he was just

00:37:02.620 doing it basically to give the libs a win because he felt that people would revolt and burn down the

00:37:06.840 Supreme Court if he, if he overturned and deemed unconstitutional Obamacare. But that's the issue.

00:37:12.880 It's not about legislation. And do Republicans really, we want to take healthcare away from

00:37:17.040 millions and millions of people. Is that really what happened? Is that really what you believe,

00:37:19.800 Hillary? No, of course not. But they are making that pitch because they, they think that they can tie

00:37:27.740 healthcare to abortion. Really what this Amy Coney Barrett thing's about is what all of the Supreme

00:37:33.240 Court nominations have been about going all the way back to Judge Bork. And it's what that one was

00:37:37.400 about too. Abortion because of this stupid decision, Roe versus Wade, that invented a fictional

00:37:43.220 constitutional right to abortion. Get your magnifying glass out. Look at the constitution.

00:37:48.260 Find me the right to an abortion. You won't find it. It's nowhere. And the people who wrote that

00:37:52.660 stupid decision, Roe versus Wade, didn't even pretend. They didn't even try to say they found

00:37:57.580 it. They said there were penumbras and emanations and this and that. And if you look secretly in the

00:38:01.900 invisible ink, it's all BS. They felt that they needed there for the social upheaval of the country.

00:38:09.600 They just wanted there to be a right to an abortion. And so they made it up out of whole cloth and they

00:38:15.460 know it's indefensible and honest liberal jurists will tell you that it's indefensible. And that's why all of

00:38:21.780 these decisions have been so contentious. That's why all these confirmations have been so contentious.

00:38:27.700 Hillary admits it. She says, look, without mentioning abortion, she says, this health care issue,

00:38:33.460 that's the case we've got to make if we want to hold up this nomination.

00:38:38.880 There is no mistake about that. You know, there are other issues that we'll look at down the road, but

00:38:44.800 right now the Democrats need to make that case. There are other issues that we'll look out down the road.

00:38:51.520 Sure. But right now the case the Democrats have to make is about health care. Why? Because you know

00:38:55.800 that if you, if you hold up this woman, who's very attractive, she's very attractive in her resume.

00:39:01.700 She's, she's physically attractive. She's attractive as a nominee. She's attractive

00:39:05.740 constitutionally. If you hold up this nominee over your maniacal sociopathic obsession with killing

00:39:13.900 babies, that's not going to look great for the 2020 presidential election. So you got to pretend

00:39:19.800 that this is all about health care when it's actually about the opposite of health care.

00:39:23.700 It's actually about killing people. And so there couldn't be more opposite for health care. And,

00:39:29.020 and Hillary Clinton describes the Republican efforts to do what the constitution requires

00:39:32.880 and appointed judge. She describes them in religious terms, but not, not the good religion,

00:39:38.600 not in the bright light heavenly terms. She describes it in hellish terms.

00:39:43.680 This could not be more diabolical. And I think that Democrats need to be absolutely clear

00:39:50.840 at the federal level in this fight with McConnell and Trump, but also in the Senate races, that any

00:39:57.920 vote for any Republican is literally a vote to cost you money, to make your health care more expensive,

00:40:04.420 and maybe to eliminate the possibility you'll be able to afford it at all.

00:40:09.280 Anyone else notice how happy Hillary Clinton looked when she said the word diabolical?

00:40:15.260 She goes, yes, it's, uh, it's really, it's diabolical. Oh,

00:40:21.740 she's sort of stirring whatever is in her cauldron. Uh, yeah, Hillary Clinton certainly,

00:40:28.440 certainly gets a thrill by that word diabolical, but diabolical is a good word to use, not for what

00:40:34.100 the Republicans are doing, but for what the Democrats are doing. You don't need to take my word for it.

00:40:37.360 Take the word of the Huffington Post. Woman writing for the Huffington Post. Jamie Smith writes,

00:40:42.460 the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg pushed me to join the satanic temple.

00:40:49.260 It's for real. There's a picture of like Baphomet or something, some kind of satanic symbol.

00:40:54.140 I'm a 40 something attorney and mother who lives in a quiet neighborhood with a yard and a garage full

00:40:58.060 of scooters and soccer balls. I'm not the type of person who would normally consider becoming a

00:41:01.980 satanist, but these are not normal times. Are they not? Are they not normal? I actually think

00:41:08.580 these are normal times. We always say we're living in such crazy times. I mean, they're interesting

00:41:12.140 times, but the times are interesting. Generally life is, the world is very interesting. And I,

00:41:18.360 I have to disagree with this woman. I think that she's exactly the type of person who would become

00:41:24.460 a satanist. The type of person who thinks she doesn't really have strong religious views. She

00:41:32.900 actually says here that the satanic temple, they're atheists. It's not like they're, they're

00:41:37.120 believing in some spiritual thing. They're actually atheists. They don't think God exists. They don't

00:41:40.140 think the spiritual world exists. Okay. But they just think these damn Republicans are so crazy.

00:41:45.020 They're, they're, they're theocrats. They're, they're awful. And we should all be afraid. She says,

00:41:50.240 I fear that American citizens are inching closer to living in a theocracy or a dictatorship and that

00:41:54.660 the checks meant to prevent this from happening are close to eroding fundamental despair. And the

00:41:59.580 satanic temple, they just believe in fundamental tenets, such as, uh, the struggle for justice is

00:42:05.820 an ongoing and necessary pursuit that should prevail over laws and institutions. And that one's body is

00:42:11.040 inviolable subject to one's will alone. And you know, these are things that we believe,

00:42:15.680 plenty of people believe in them. This is exactly how Satanism operates. You think a Satanist is just

00:42:22.820 like scary people in robes doing all sorts of things? No, no. The greatest trick the devil ever

00:42:29.180 played was convincing people that he does not exist. That's always how the devil has operated.

00:42:36.140 The greatest trick that the devil has up his sleeve, the greatest temptation is to distract you with the

00:42:41.340 things of this world. Don't need to take my word for it. That's the gospel truth. To distract you,

00:42:47.500 to tempt you with things such as power, which is what this woman is talking about, or filling your

00:42:53.060 physical desires or indulging your appetites. Christ's temptation by the devil in the wilderness

00:42:57.900 is that, right? That's, that is how it operates. And when we use these terms diabolical,

00:43:05.980 these are, they really are getting at something. Don't you think it's a little weird that all of

00:43:13.820 these people who are, who come from, I guess, different backgrounds, different geographical

00:43:19.480 backgrounds, different political backgrounds, all the political issues on the table, the one that is

00:43:23.580 holding them up, the one that is going to create this chaos for the Supreme Court nomination is whether

00:43:30.140 or not we have the right to kill a million babies. This should not, this is not a complicated issue.

00:43:35.000 The issue of abortion is not complicated. We pretend it's complicated. There's a new movie out

00:43:38.880 on HBO Max called Unpregnant. I'll do a review of it coming up, but it's about, it's like a buddy trip

00:43:45.920 about going out and killing a bunch of babies. This is not a complicated issue. Do you think a country

00:43:51.340 should allow its citizens to kill a million babies a year? No, nobody thinks so. And then there are all

00:43:57.860 these tricks. They say, well, it's not really a baby. It's not really human, not really alive. Yeah,

00:44:02.120 it's all of those things. It's very clearly all of them. I have a sonogram. I can show you,

00:44:05.740 I can show you that it's all of those things. Forget about even the philosophical arguments,

00:44:09.420 which are all very clear. Don't you think that's a weird coincidence? Don't you think that's like an

00:44:16.440 odd, that wouldn't, shouldn't we be arguing about taxes or foreign policy or, or actual healthcare or

00:44:21.020 that? No, because these diabolical influences, these diabolical people, these people actually joining

00:44:28.900 the satanic temple. Uh, they know not what they do. There's a big political endorsement that just

00:44:36.260 came up. Big meaning that the person who endorsed is very big. He's one of the biggest, most muscular

00:44:41.440 people in the world. His name is The Rock. The Rock, who I was heard was a kind of moderate Republican.

00:44:47.060 He's endorsing Joe Biden and he's endorsing Joe Biden in the stupidest political endorsement

00:44:52.240 I have ever heard. Take a listen to The Rock's reasoning. You know, look, I've got friends in all

00:44:58.220 parties, but the one thing that we can always agree on is the conversation and the dialogue and where

00:45:04.020 that conversation lands is always the most critical part. Now, this is something that I've certainly not

00:45:10.440 done in the past. So I'm going to go big. You guys know me. If I go, I go big. So guys, I had the

00:45:18.680 opportunity to sit down with vice president Joe Biden and Senator Kamala Harris to talk about

00:45:24.900 a number of important issues that we're facing as a country. I thought it was a great and extremely

00:45:30.440 productive conversation that we had. And as a registered independent for years now with

00:45:36.540 centrist, centrist, excuse me, ideologies, I do feel that vice president Biden and Senator Harris

00:45:43.360 are the best choice to lead our country. And I am endorsing them to become president

00:45:48.200 and vice president of our United States. The Rock is endorsing Biden and Harris because he likes

00:45:56.040 conversation. Now, first of all, which party right now do you think is encouraging conversation,

00:46:03.900 dialogue, civil discourse? Is it the one nominating a Supreme court justice and calling for hearings and

00:46:11.940 debate over that? Or is it the one burning down the country, burning, rioting, looting,

00:46:17.980 killing people, encouraging all of that? Which one do you think it is? The Democrats are not permitting

00:46:24.080 conversation of any kind. They are censoring people. They are de-platforming people. They are

00:46:32.360 physically intimidating people with violence. If they say things that they don't like or don't say

00:46:37.620 things that they do like, that image of that mob screaming, say Black Lives Matter, say BLM,

00:46:42.780 say it, say it, screaming at that woman in the restaurant. You remember that a few weeks ago?

00:46:45.340 Well, they don't even believe the conversation can exist because the left is now saying that

00:46:52.820 we can't, getting right back to the top of the show, we can't be impartial. There's no such thing

00:46:57.820 as objective justice, objective reality. There's just subjective experience, my lived experience,

00:47:03.580 which you can't talk about. And I can't talk about your lived experience. So you got to shut up.

00:47:07.660 And politics is not about the rational pursuit of truth that is outside of ourselves, which is

00:47:13.940 essential to communication. Because when we communicate, we're just using symbols, which

00:47:17.360 are called words. And I say one symbol and you hear that symbol. And if there's not something

00:47:21.440 outside of both of us to which that symbol refers, then it can't mean anything. Right? They're saying,

00:47:27.680 yeah, none of that can exist. It's just my interests. It's just my feeling. The only thing I can know is

00:47:32.580 real is my suffering. And you can't know anything about that. So just on the philosophical point,

00:47:37.060 not that I think that the rock is the greatest living philosopher, what he's saying doesn't make

00:47:42.140 any sense. But secondly, enough conversation. I like conversation as much as the next guy. I like

00:47:47.900 it a lot more than the left does. Conversation is not an end unto itself. Conversation is a means to an

00:47:55.820 end. We don't, we don't engage in conversation without a purpose. Idle chatter is not conversation.

00:48:03.940 Grunting and noise is not conversation. The purpose of conversation is to get a little closer to the

00:48:12.220 truth, to dust off the truth, to see things more clearly, to come to an understanding of something.

00:48:19.100 There is a purpose. There is an end to conversation. In a civil society, conversation is about dusting off

00:48:25.060 the truth a little bit, persuading our fellow citizens to see the truth as we see it, and then

00:48:29.320 governing ourselves. That's the purpose of it. If you're not doing that, if you're writing off half

00:48:35.140 the country is deplorable and irredeemable, if you're writing off the possibility of conversation,

00:48:40.000 the possibility of justice, the possibility of impartiality and objective truth, then there's

00:48:44.960 no purpose to that conversation. We hear that sort of nonsense so much from the left-wingers.

00:48:51.800 Because they don't believe it themselves. They don't believe in the ability to persuade one

00:48:57.820 another, to have reason, to converse. And so without that, and even with that, we have to pursue

00:49:04.600 discrete ends. It's not just about the form of politics. We have to have substance. It's not just

00:49:09.860 about the form of having the judge. The judge has to be able to read the constitution. And when we're

00:49:14.740 talking about substantive moral claims, we have to realize that killing a million babies a year

00:49:17.940 is bad. You'd think you'd be able to say that in a country. There's a difference between notorious

00:49:24.180 RGB and glorious ACB. There's a difference between those things. I love, by the way, they're very upset

00:49:30.140 that now conservatives are using the phrase notorious ACB, or we've changed it to glorious ACB,

00:49:35.740 because they're saying that we stole that from RBG. As if Biggie Smalls didn't exist. As if,

00:49:41.320 you remember, you know, she took that from, regardless, there's a difference. Do we want to be

00:49:45.800 notorious? Do we want to be glorious? Do we want to kill a million babies a year? Do we want to not

00:49:49.700 kill a million babies a year? Do we want to live in a country where our governance is defined by

00:49:54.260 rioting and looting and violence? Or do we want to live in a country with civility? We want to live in

00:49:59.120 a country where we are civilized people and can discuss and govern ourselves. That's the choice.

00:50:05.480 The Rock made the wrong choice for the wrong reasons. The rest of the choice is up to us. And I have

00:50:10.600 to tell you, the outlook as we look at the next two months has just become much more glorious.

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00:50:58.500 Assistant director, Pavel Wadowski. Editor and associate producer, Danny D'Amico.

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00:51:14.200 You know, The Matt Walsh Show, it's not just another show about politics. I think there are

00:51:18.440 enough of those already out there. We talk about culture because culture drives politics and it

00:51:23.480 drives everything else. So my main focuses are life, family, faith. Those are fundamental.

00:51:30.320 And that's what this show is about. I hope you'll give it a listen.

The Michael Knowles Show - September 28, 2020

Ep. 618 - Glorious ACB

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