The Michael Knowles Show - May 18, 2022


Ep. 1008 - TikTok Deplatforms Michael Knowles


Episode Stats

Length

51 minutes

Words per Minute

180.16151

Word Count

9,214

Sentence Count

702

Misogynist Sentences

15

Hate Speech Sentences

21


Summary

The Democratic Party is still operating at a very high level, despite all the scandals and scandals that have come to light over the past year and a half. Michael notes that the old Tammany Hall Democratic machine would have made Boss Tweed blush.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Anyone with two brain cells to rub together has known for a long time that BLM is a racket.
00:00:06.020 But even I did not appreciate just how much of a racket it is until BLM's latest tax filings came out.
00:00:14.420 We just learned that last year, BLM spent millions and millions of dollars buying expensive real
00:00:22.200 estate in California. I guess that part we already knew. We called it buy large mansions
00:00:26.220 after all that info came out. Now we have learned that BLM paid almost a million dollars
00:00:32.260 to co-founder Patrice Cullors' baby daddy, Damon Turner. Turner received $970,000
00:00:39.620 to help produce live events and to provide other creative services. The creative service in question,
00:00:47.160 I suspect, was co-creating Patrice Cullors' baby. The group also paid $840,000 to Cullors' brother,
00:00:54.520 Paul Cullors, for providing security services, presumably securing all of that money in his
00:01:00.680 bank account. This kind of political machine would have made Boss Tweed blush. The old Tammany Hall
00:01:06.920 Democrat machine had absolutely nothing on BLM. And we can laugh at it. And we can even be outraged
00:01:15.600 about it. But guess what? BLM still has about $42 million in net assets on hand. They've still got
00:01:24.440 an annual operating budget of $4 million, and they've got no end in sight to their donations.
00:01:31.340 The Democrat political machine is still operating at a very high level. The more things change,
00:01:36.820 the more they stay the same. I'm Michael Knowles. It's The Michael Knowles Show.
00:01:46.900 Welcome back to the show. I have two favorite comments from yesterday. It was a total tie.
00:01:51.780 I could not pick just one. The first one is from The Greco, who says the fact that Michael has to
00:01:56.720 explain why harvesting spinal fluid from the young to give to the elderly is a bad idea
00:02:01.000 shows just how far this world has fallen. I totally agree with that. And then second,
00:02:06.140 I thought this was a really perceptive comment. Brooke A. Crowe says, I believe Biden was supposed
00:02:12.520 to say alt-right MAGA Republicans, but now we have the best new gaffe. Remember the other day,
00:02:19.480 Joe Biden said, the real problem in the politics is, hold on, I want to say this right. Hold on,
00:02:25.220 I want to say this really clearly. Ultra MAGA Republicans, ultra MAGA. And you thought ultra MAGA,
00:02:32.000 first of all, sounds kind of cool. And second of all, you're telling me that the
00:02:35.480 Democrat campaign consultants spent six months coming up with ultra MAGA? Ultra MAGA,
00:02:41.000 what does that even mean? No, of course not. Biden was not going off of a script here. He was trying
00:02:45.540 to come up with it. He even told you, he said, hold on, I want to get this right.
00:02:48.540 He was obviously supposed to say alt-right MAGA Republicans. That was a phrase that the Democrats
00:02:53.660 had workshopped for years that had been testing very well. So he was supposed to say alt-right MAGA
00:02:59.000 Republicans. He couldn't say it. He said ultra MAGA Republicans, stupidly. They didn't want to
00:03:03.840 admit that he made a mistake. And so now they're stuck with ultra MAGA. Here we go, baby. We are
00:03:07.700 ultra MAGA. The Democrat Party is a machine. Right now I'm reading a wonderful biography of Chester
00:03:14.340 Arthur, one of my favorite presidents. He's not the most well-known. He's mostly known for his mutton
00:03:18.940 chops. But I'm reading about Chester Arthur. You know, in the 19th century, both political parties
00:03:24.280 operated with machines. Patronage, they'd buy votes, they'd shake down the government workers to work
00:03:31.860 for the party. And both parties did it. But the Democrats really perfected it. The most famous
00:03:36.020 political boss in American history is Boss Tweed. The most famous machine in American political history
00:03:41.540 is Tammany Hall. That was the Democrat machine. The machine is still operating. Okay. The machine,
00:03:48.800 we like to flatter ourselves that all the bad stuff that people did in the past in politics,
00:03:53.620 we've totally cleaned that up. That doesn't exist anymore. And now everything's operating above board.
00:03:58.120 And that's our democracy. Our sterling stellar, pristine democracy is operating just as it should.
00:04:03.780 But that's not the case. The Democrats are still, especially the Democrats. Republicans don't really
00:04:09.500 have a very well-functioning machine right now. But the Democrats do. And that would be BLM. And it's
00:04:14.540 a shakedown racket. And they shake down the big corporations. And they raise $90 million. And they
00:04:19.260 pay off their cronies. And they pay off the stormtroopers on the street. And they pay off just about
00:04:24.900 everybody. And it all operates in a way that you have the entire society working in concert to advance
00:04:31.180 a political message. The media, the news media, Hollywood, big tech, the universities, the bureaucratic
00:04:38.300 government, the elected government, they're all working together. The corporations, the way they're
00:04:43.780 working together is because of a coordinated, very effective machine. The sort of thing you would
00:04:50.100 have seen 150 years ago in American politics, you're still seeing it today. It makes me think
00:04:56.440 in a slightly separate way, but go with me for a second. It makes me think of the CIA. It makes me
00:05:02.420 think of some of the intelligence agencies. We today, we all look back and we remember all the shady
00:05:09.320 things that the intelligence agencies have done. They were invading foreign countries, toppling foreign
00:05:14.500 governments, performing all sorts of experiments on American citizens. Oh my, MKUltra, all these crazy
00:05:20.500 experiments. Gosh, can you believe they did that in the past? I bet they don't do any of that anymore
00:05:24.380 though. Right? That's what people will say. Yeah, you know, all of these institutions, they did a lot
00:05:28.840 of shady, dodgy things in the past, but they totally don't do any of that anymore. And it's all completely
00:05:33.680 cleaned up and different now. Why? What would ever make you think that, that these institutions that
00:05:41.740 have been doing things for a very long time, just suddenly overnight stopped doing all the bad
00:05:45.520 things entirely? I don't buy that. And if we don't buy that with, I don't know, an intelligence agency
00:05:51.540 or something like that, why would we buy it with a political party? The more things change, the more
00:05:56.720 they stay the same. So the way a machine works is you got a carrot and you got a stick. The carrot is
00:06:03.340 when you grease the wheels. The carrot is when you pay people off. The carrot is when you give people
00:06:07.500 favors and patronage. The stick is when you punish people for, for crossing your machine. And you're
00:06:13.060 seeing that right now. The new Democrat stick is accusing any conservative, anyone who in any way
00:06:21.040 calls out their plans of being a racist. The worst thing that you can possibly be called in America
00:06:26.880 today is a racist. And so they wield this very effectively and very loosely. One of the most
00:06:33.460 important strategies for the Democrats is mass migration. They have relied on mass migration
00:06:39.740 because statistically speaking, new immigrants and their kids and their grandkids are much more
00:06:45.740 likely to vote for Democrats than Republicans. And Republicans are making huge inroads with Hispanic
00:06:50.780 voters. That's true. And Republicans maybe in the future can make even more inroads. And Republicans
00:06:57.240 have long told ourselves that Latinos are, are Republican. They just don't know it yet. And we
00:07:03.360 say all these sorts of things, but the numbers just don't bear it out. Okay. Even with the massive
00:07:08.100 shift from Hispanic voters to the Republican party in recent years, it still gives a huge advantage to
00:07:15.300 Democrats. And if you, if you say that now, if you say that Democrats are obviously using immigration
00:07:22.120 policy to, to change the electorate, change the demographics of the country in a way that they
00:07:27.740 think will give them an advantage, you're called a racist, awful conspiracy theorist. This is what
00:07:31.480 Joy Reid just said the other day. They are, they are exploiting the shooting in Buffalo to attack
00:07:37.000 Tucker Carlson in particular, because he's the most prominent conservative television host, but really
00:07:41.960 all of us, everyone who has a conservative podcast, everyone who has a conservative radio show,
00:07:46.460 everyone who's an elected conservative or, or, or just down there at the grassroots level,
00:07:50.900 go into your local Republican meeting. You are being called a racist, terrible, evil, awful person
00:07:56.600 who's responsible for a shooting in Buffalo because you're calling out their strategy.
00:08:00.900 No singular voice in right-wing media has done more to elevate this racist conspiracy theory than
00:08:06.040 Tucker, who even with a new head writer spends night after primetime night injecting the rot from
00:08:12.900 the dregs of the internet directly into the veins of Republican voters. Are Tucker's writers
00:08:18.300 sourcing his show from 4chan? These are just questions. As the New York Times analysis last
00:08:24.720 month found in within 400 episodes, Tuckums has amplified the idea that a cabal of elites want
00:08:30.540 to force demographic change through immigration. That is replacement theory. Tucker's not some deep
00:08:35.780 thinker. He's clearly just channeling the gross stuff his viewers could easily find online,
00:08:40.940 then feeding it to Republican voters and Republican politicians as infotainment. And that feedback loop has
00:08:47.220 terrifying reach. That murderous lowlife in Buffalo wouldn't even have to listen to Tucker. He
00:08:52.260 wouldn't have to watch him at all to get it if they are essentially pulling from the same source
00:08:56.920 material. It's terrible, disgusting, evil, false lies, propaganda, the lowest of the low kind of
00:09:05.560 disinformation trash. This idea that elite people in our ruling class are using immigration policy to
00:09:12.320 change the electorate so that they can get political. Who would ever suggest such a thing?
00:09:17.360 It seems harder and harder to ignore that the echoes of replacement theory
00:09:21.280 and other racially motivated views are increasingly coming out into the open.
00:09:26.900 In a few years, we're going to be a majority brown country. White people will not be the majority in
00:09:31.620 the country anymore. This will be the first generation ever in American history in which
00:09:36.480 whites will be a minority of the generation at some point. As of 2007, every year, babies being
00:09:43.020 born in this country, whites now are the minority. In 2044, everyone is going to be a minority. As the
00:09:48.600 demographics change, as white people become the minority in the country, which is coming.
00:09:53.340 Demographics is destiny. Demographics is destiny. Demographics is destiny, right? The country is
00:09:58.900 changing. I've been saying it here. Other people have been saying it here for years now, even before
00:10:03.700 Donald Trump. The demographics is destiny. The white population is declining for the first time
00:10:09.640 in history in America, while the number of multiracial Americans have more than doubled.
00:10:15.020 So we live in a country where the demographics are changing. It's becoming less white.
00:10:18.440 Correct. Okay. You'll be announcing that we're calling the 38 electoral votes of Texas for the
00:10:23.440 Democratic nominee for president. It's changing. It's going to become a purple state and then a blue
00:10:28.280 state because of the demographics, because of the population growth.
00:10:31.540 So this goes on for like another minute. Okay. This goes on and on. And you see Julian Castro,
00:10:37.780 he's like, look, and it's going to totally give us the win. It's going to give us Texas, which was
00:10:42.440 one of the red estates. And it's because of people outside of Texas, by which we mean Mexico,
00:10:46.800 by which we mean Latin America. And then Joe Scarborough, he says, demographics is destiny.
00:10:51.740 Whoa, cool it with the racist great replacement theory there, Joe. All right. I don't need this much
00:10:57.240 racism in my morning. It's all the Democrats who have been spreading this, bragging about it for
00:11:02.840 years. Those are just the people on TV. I could pull up countless articles from left-wing think
00:11:08.600 tanks, from left-wing newspapers, not only observing this fact, but explaining how this fact is due to
00:11:15.040 mass migration, which is a very specific policy from very specific lawmakers who are Democrats for a
00:11:21.040 very specific purpose. They're cheering it on because they think that it will give them an electoral
00:11:25.400 advantage. And it's our fault because they told us what they were doing. They're doing a thing
00:11:31.000 to put themselves in power, they think, permanently. Then they're telling us that they're doing that
00:11:35.940 thing. And then when we repeat to them the thing that they just told us, they call us racist for
00:11:40.620 repeating it. Doesn't make a lot of sense. Gets my blood boiling that I'm being gaslit in this way.
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00:12:58.600 the carrot, which is the machine on the left pays you off and they give you all sorts of patronage.
00:13:03.660 Then there's the stick, which is they call you a racist and they ostracize you when they threaten you
00:13:08.420 and they can run you out of your job and run you out of your school. And the most basic way they do
00:13:14.120 it is they de-platform you. If you say things that contradict the prevailing orthodoxies of the ruling
00:13:19.640 class, you can be censored and de-platformed. That's what this fight on Twitter is all about.
00:13:25.100 That's why Elon Musk is potentially going to buy Twitter. He's either going to buy Twitter or destroy
00:13:30.600 Twitter because he says conservatives are not being permitted to speak in the public square.
00:13:36.540 Big tech is the new public square. Self-government only works when people can speak to one another.
00:13:42.200 That's how we govern each other. So this is an existential threat to our republic. This has hit me
00:13:47.340 personally. I have not lost my Twitter yet. I have not lost my YouTube channel yet, although people have
00:13:52.820 tried. Although there have been some strikes on my channel when I say things that are true. But if those
00:13:59.700 true things contradict Dr. Fauci or contradict Joe Biden, this becomes a big problem on Facebook also.
00:14:04.360 But it's not any of those platforms that I've lost. I have been kicked off of TikTok. I barely
00:14:11.880 knew that I was on TikTok. I started a TikTok. I would occasionally post clips from my show
00:14:18.020 to TikTok. I did not use it because I am a grown man. But sometimes I would have members of the team
00:14:25.220 post clips to TikTok because that's where the youth are. I have not accessed my TikTok in weeks.
00:14:31.760 And just the other day, a member of my team comes running into my office and says,
00:14:34.820 Michael, you've been deplatformed on TikTok. Why is that? What have I done? Little old me,
00:14:41.120 me whom everyone loves so. I had not posted anything. There could not have been any new
00:14:45.440 offending content on there. I didn't receive any message as to why I was kicked off.
00:14:49.480 I had previously posted videos mocking Dr. Fauci. Not even mocking him personally,
00:14:56.700 just mocking the lies that we had been told, the contradictions from the public health
00:15:00.720 establishment, from Joe Biden. And then some weeks later, poof, I was kicked off. So you can't find
00:15:05.540 me on TikTok right now. If you want to see me twerking and jiggling and whatever else people are
00:15:09.520 doing on TikTok, I'm sorry. You're going to have to tune into this show. You're not going to be able
00:15:13.740 to get it on TikTok. I'm not so worried. That was not my main platform. Although it does matter,
00:15:20.120 actually. I'm sort of being glib about it now. But it does matter because TikTok is where the
00:15:25.380 young people are. And people spend a lot of time on TikTok. There was a study that showed that
00:15:28.820 on average, Twitter users spend about three to six minutes a day on Twitter. TikTok users who
00:15:34.100 are, who skew much younger, spend about 52 minutes a day on TikTok. So if you want to reach people,
00:15:38.780 if you want a really powerful platform, you go to TikTok. The fact that one can be censored and
00:15:43.880 deplatformed off of TikTok for any reason or no reason at all, just because they don't like the cut
00:15:49.140 of your jib or because you're contradicting the ruling class's propaganda of the week,
00:15:55.060 that is very scary because that reshapes the way that our political order works. If it reshapes the
00:16:01.020 way we can talk, it reshapes the way our political order works. This is why it's so important to
00:16:06.460 reassert some control over Twitter. And we're going to do it any way we can. Reassert some control over
00:16:11.080 Google any way we can. Reassert some control over Facebook and yes, over TikTok. I think it would
00:16:16.860 probably be better if we in the political community, if we conservatives could get together
00:16:21.940 and go in and say, no, we're going to assert our rights as Americans and take this power back from
00:16:27.840 left-wing Silicon Valley oligarchs. But we can take what we can get, all right? If Elon Musk
00:16:34.080 is the best way for us to go in and retake some of this political control, then that's the thing that
00:16:41.120 we're going to do. And maybe that means Musk buys Twitter. Maybe that means Musk just destroys
00:16:47.360 Twitter. Maybe that means Musk never wanted to buy Twitter in the first place. And this was all
00:16:52.240 a long troll to destroy the company, which increasingly it seems like it was. Elon Musk
00:16:57.220 tweeted out the other day, quote, 20% fake spam accounts, while four times what Twitter claims
00:17:04.940 could be much higher. My offer was based on Twitter's SEC filings being accurate. Yesterday,
00:17:13.180 Twitter's CEO publicly refused to show proof of less than 5% bot accounts. This deal cannot move
00:17:20.060 forward until he does. So do you see what's happened here? All the while we've been waiting,
00:17:25.820 all of Elon's cryptic messages, he's quoting poetry. He's suggesting he'll maybe join the board. He won't
00:17:32.160 join the board. He'll make a tender offer. He doesn't need to make the tender offer. He's going
00:17:35.500 to go. And what is he doing? They said, if the board rejects your bid, Elon, what are you going
00:17:42.920 to do? He said, I've got a plan B. I'm not going to tell you what that is now. Well, plan B or C or D
00:17:48.380 might not even be buying Twitter. It might just be destroying Twitter. Because he's saying, look,
00:17:53.120 I made my offer of whatever it was, $44 billion or something, based on the idea that Twitter has less
00:18:00.260 than 5% bot accounts. Now, does anyone believe that fewer than 5% of the accounts on Twitter are
00:18:06.460 bots and spam? I don't. I'm just a regular Twitter user. I think that number is way higher. If you
00:18:12.880 use Twitter, surely you're going to think that number is way higher. Elon Musk uses Twitter a lot,
00:18:16.980 and he looked into it enough to potentially buy Twitter. You don't think that Elon Musk maybe thought,
00:18:22.960 huh, I think Twitter's official filings on the spam bot accounts, they're probably a little low.
00:18:27.700 No, I think he probably suspected they were a little low. And so he goes in and he makes the
00:18:33.680 offer, and then it goes all the way along here. And then he says, wait a second, I'm looking over
00:18:38.100 your Securities and Exchange Commission filings here. And, you know, it's looking to me like you
00:18:43.360 might have been dishonest on some of your filings with the government. It's looking to me like you
00:18:48.140 might be committing some fraud against your investors here. Prove to me that fewer than 5% of your
00:18:54.320 accounts are bots and spam. And the CEO of Twitter, for now the CEO of Twitter, Parag Agrawal,
00:19:00.120 said, no, we can't do that. I wish we could, but there's no way. We don't have any access to show.
00:19:05.880 And Elon just responded with the little feces emoji right underneath. He said, ah, I'm pretty sure you
00:19:11.360 can, but you don't want to because what it's going to show is that you guys are perpetrating a fraud.
00:19:16.280 Whatever Elon does here, whether he buys it and opens up speech for conservatives a little bit,
00:19:23.520 at least to some degree, or if he just destroys Twitter, either way, that will be a positive
00:19:29.220 development. Either way, I cheer him on. I don't know which is funnier. I actually can't decide which
00:19:34.620 is funnier. It's a longer term joke if Elon runs Twitter and gets to troll from Twitter.
00:19:40.940 But it is a spectacular, magnificent joke if he just does all of this to destroy Twitter for
00:19:50.120 perpetrating a fraud. He would be destroying it, not just to troll them and get his kicks.
00:19:56.120 He would be doing it with a purpose. He actually would be exposing a fraud. He actually would be
00:20:00.020 improving speech in the public square. That would, it's, as I frequently say, it is not enough to own
00:20:07.340 the libs. It's good to own the libs. I'm pro-owning the libs, but you, one needs to own the libs with
00:20:11.540 purpose. You don't want to be frivolously owning the libs. Why is Elon doing all of this? Is he
00:20:18.780 sincere? What's his end game? A lot of people have pointed out that Elon Musk is a lib. He's a
00:20:24.600 Democrat. He's an Obama Democrat. He voted for Obama twice, I believe. Well, now Elon says he's
00:20:31.360 officially a Republican. He tweeted out, or I don't know if he tweeted this. I don't know how much he's
00:20:35.980 using Twitter these days, but he at least stated, I have voted overwhelmingly for Democrats
00:20:40.480 historically. Like, I'm not sure. I might never have voted for a Republican, just to be clear.
00:20:46.740 Now, this election, I will. He posted a meme the other day of him standing still to the left of
00:20:55.120 center. You had the, you had the left of the political aisle and the right of the political
00:20:58.380 aisle. He was left of center. And then the leftists ran so far left and the right didn't
00:21:05.840 really move. The right actually moved a little bit to the left. And so now all of a sudden,
00:21:09.080 Elon, having not moved at all, is center right. That's what happened. And so is Elon a Republican?
00:21:15.180 Is he being sincere? I suspect he probably is. I think there are a lot of people who would
00:21:20.380 have called themselves liberals or leftists even, or center left, who now are firmly on
00:21:25.600 the right because they hold such radical positions as don't chop off little kids' genitals,
00:21:30.820 such radical positions as don't kill little babies one minute before they're born, such
00:21:35.660 radical positions as, hey, maybe a handful of woke bazillionaires shouldn't completely
00:21:41.300 dominate our political discourse. And the establishment is trying desperately to counter
00:21:47.720 that narrative. So Sonny Hostin on The View insists, no, no, Elon, you're wrong. No, no,
00:21:52.600 most Americans, you're wrong. Actually, it's the Republicans who have moved much further to
00:21:57.040 the right. They are playing to the base. I mean, if you look at all the studies,
00:22:01.560 the Republican Party has moved further to the right than Democrats have to the left.
00:22:05.800 There's a Pew Research Center analysis that finds that on average, Democrats and Republicans are
00:22:10.820 farther apart ideologically today than at any time in the past 50 years. And that ideological divide
00:22:17.100 breaks down to the Republican Party being an extremist party. And the Democratic Party actually,
00:22:23.020 as you just mentioned, Sarah, moving more to the center.
00:22:26.100 But isn't the problem that is the primaries, because you can't get through these primaries
00:22:30.560 unless you are extreme, especially right now in the Republican Party.
00:22:34.300 That claim that Sonny Hostin just made is so ridiculous, it almost isn't worth responding to.
00:22:40.440 I will respond to it because it's going to be a common refrain in this election.
00:22:44.060 On what issue have the Democrats moved to the center? On what issue? On abortion? No,
00:22:49.880 they went from safe, legal and rare to abortion on demand without apology up to the moment of birth
00:22:53.800 and maybe afterward. On immigration? No, they went from we've got to keep illegal aliens out of our
00:22:58.040 country to we need completely open borders and three million migrants coming in per year,
00:23:01.780 two million of whom are illegal. On what? On sexual issues? No, we went from maybe teach sex ed
00:23:07.460 in high schools to we need to trans the kindergartners. I don't think so. On what issue?
00:23:13.020 On what issue have they become on free speech? No, they went from let's tolerate free speech to
00:23:17.940 let's censor all the conservatives. On what? They've moved radically left on all of the issues.
00:23:22.020 What about the Republicans? Where have they moved right? On abortion? They're basically the same.
00:23:26.240 Maybe they've moved a little bit more pro-life on abortion, but basically they're the same.
00:23:29.920 On guns? No, they're pretty much the same on guns. On taxes? If anything, they've moved to the center
00:23:35.060 on taxes and economic issues. On the social issues? On marriage? Oh my gosh. Many Republicans have just
00:23:42.780 bought a complete radical redefinition of marriage given to them by the radical left. I don't think
00:23:46.980 there. On what issue? On if the Republicans have moved at all, and I suppose they have,
00:23:51.920 they've moved to the center. And this is not just, well, the leftists say that it's the other guys
00:23:57.760 who moved and it's the conservatives say it's the other guys. No, you just look at the issue by issue.
00:24:01.180 Tell me where I went wrong. I don't think I've said anything wrong. I'm giving specific examples. I can
00:24:06.480 prove my argument. Sunny Hostin is just spouting platitudes because her party has moved radically
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00:26:48.780 more. It's the conservatives who have moved radically to the right, right? It's not that the
00:27:05.520 left has moved radically to the left. It's that the right wing has moved radically to the right,
00:27:09.940 right? Like, for instance, right now, if you object to little kids, little boys being told
00:27:19.140 that they're little girls and dressed up like little girls and being encouraged to mutilate
00:27:22.820 themselves, if you oppose that in any way, that makes you a far right extremist, right? There's a
00:27:28.220 mother who should probably be arrested, certainly have her children taken from her,
00:27:32.360 who posted a video to TikTok, dressing up her little boy in dresses and encouraging him to
00:27:38.680 pretend to be a girl. You love it, and you want it, and you picked it out, but you don't want it for
00:27:46.420 school. Can you tell me why? Because last time I wore a dress to school, everybody called me a girl.
00:27:53.840 What makes a shirt for a boy or a girl? Nothing.
00:27:57.360 So do you want this? You picked it out. I do want it. You want to wear it all the time at home, but not at
00:28:04.940 school, right? Yeah. Tell me about that. I want to get made fun of, and that's what they always do when I wear
00:28:11.020 pink and stuff. Do you think bright, pretty colors and dresses and sequins and jewels and golds, all the
00:28:19.340 things that you always want to wear? Do you think that's your innermost you? It is. Well, how are you
00:28:27.440 going to be your innermost you when we live in a place that people think clothing belongs to
00:28:33.580 particular gender? So the decision to dress up like a little girl, that was obviously just this
00:28:40.740 little boy's personal decision, right? He's not being coached. He's not being coached right before
00:28:44.720 our very eyes. Hey, you, you love wearing sequins and dresses, right? That's what you really want
00:28:50.760 to do, right? You want to do that thing. Uh, yeah. Okay. Yeah. And you, but why won't you wear the
00:28:57.500 dresses to school? Uh, cause the kids call me a girl when I do that. Cause I'm dressing up like a
00:29:01.820 girl and that's weird. Uh, yeah. And it's, that's, that's bad that that happens, right? And you, do you,
00:29:08.060 tell me how much you want it. Tell me how much you totally want it. And it's not just
00:29:12.220 me, a sick, very sick, twisted pervert mother abusing her child and, and grooming. That's what,
00:29:20.040 that's what the grooming is, right? When we use the phrase grooming and groomers,
00:29:24.340 people think it has only this very narrow application to adults who are trying to have
00:29:30.340 sex with children, but it has a much broader application than that. It is adults who are
00:29:35.880 inculcating a sexual sense, a sexual desire, a sexual identity, a sexual orientation in
00:29:42.080 little kids. This is why we call the teachers groomers when they were having private sexual
00:29:47.360 conversations with kids that they didn't want their parents to hear about. It's not just because
00:29:52.420 the teachers wanted to have sex with the students. Maybe they do. I don't know. Maybe some of them do,
00:29:56.640 but it's because it's still extremely creepy and psychologically damaging and accomplishing much
00:30:03.280 of the same damage. If you're just cultivating a disordered sexual identity in a kid, like when this
00:30:10.400 mother shamelessly, abusively puts her kid on TikTok without, we censored his face. She didn't
00:30:17.200 censor his face. That was, I, I, when I saw this video going around the internet, I said, okay,
00:30:20.900 I want to use this video. We have to talk about this, but don't you dare put this kid's face, you
00:30:25.720 know, you, our editors have to censor that because if his parents are not going to look out for him,
00:30:31.280 at least, at least we will to, to the extent that we're exposing what his parents are doing.
00:30:35.420 And she's, and she's just there with that phone. Okay. And you like this and you want to wear the
00:30:41.360 dresses and you want to live out whatever sick fantasies I've got in my head, right? Says the
00:30:45.980 mother. And if you oppose that, you're the radical. She's not the radical because the left has moved to
00:30:51.840 the center, according to Sonny Hostin. You're the radical. If you think it's wrong to do that to
00:30:57.280 little boys, you're the radical. If you, if you believe that babies before the moment of birth
00:31:05.200 should not be killed, that it's wrong to kill babies. There was a pro-abortion rally at the
00:31:10.620 Arizona state capitol. Two sides here. You've got the pro-life side quietly demonstrating, praying,
00:31:18.280 being polite, being normal. And you've got the pro-abortion side screaming until they're blue in
00:31:22.780 the face. Which side seems more radical?
00:31:24.900 You guys want to sign up? You want to sign up? We're poor women in the room. Women's rates begin in the room.
00:31:44.780 Women's rates begin in the room.
00:31:47.320 Code Hanger Dodger. Code Hanger Dodger. That means your mom stuck a cute hanger up her
00:32:00.240 and tried to get rid of you, but she failed. So if you just listened to that clip, you get
00:32:08.180 probably 80% of what was going on there. And if you watched that, you get the whole thing.
00:32:14.500 You probably get about 150% of the distinction between pro-abortion side and the pro-life side
00:32:21.420 here. On the pro-life side, you get really the one person you can see is this normal looking kid
00:32:27.760 wearing a USA hat, like a MAGA type hat, smiling and looking normal. He kind of reminds me of that
00:32:36.400 kid who was wearing the MAGA hat in Washington, D.C., Nick Sandman, when all the crazy screaming
00:32:41.460 leftists are banging drums in his face and yelling, and he's just there kind of vaguely
00:32:45.100 smiling, bemused. That's what that kid, the pro-life kid, was doing. And then the pro-abortion
00:32:50.480 side, screaming, shrieking, saying all sorts of profanity, hideous, vile things with crazy
00:32:58.440 hairdos and not looking like they've got their lives in order, okay? Not looking like these
00:33:05.060 are the most grounded people on earth. But we're the radicals, right? We're the crazy extremists.
00:33:12.120 The kid in the hat, smiling, pro-America, USA, MAGA, just normal. He's the crazy extremist.
00:33:22.840 And the people shrieking about coat hangers and how pro-lifers should be aborted and with all sorts of
00:33:30.060 physical, eccentric, you know, clothing and tattoos and piercings and hair colors. They're
00:33:36.400 the normal ones. They're the ones who, they've actually moved to the center, according to Sonny
00:33:40.960 Hauston. Who are the extremists? It's not just these crazies on the street. I am not just strawmanning
00:33:46.500 this. We are talking all the way up to the most elite levels of the Democratic Party right now.
00:33:51.760 Now, Ketanji Jackson is about to become the new judge on the Supreme Court. Ketanji Jackson has not
00:34:00.780 really played a role in the court yet, obviously, but she was confirmed. She's set to replace
00:34:05.840 Justice Breyer after the current term ends. Ketanji was interviewed by the Washington Post and asked what
00:34:12.640 she thought about the protests outside of the homes of the judges after the leak of the potential opinion
00:34:20.520 in Dobbs versus Jackson Women's Health. This is a layup. This was an easy question.
00:34:26.540 Well, it's two questions. One, do you condemn the leak? Two, do you condemn protests outside of the
00:34:32.580 homes of the federal judges? Which is in violation of federal law? And Ketanji says, you know, I just
00:34:39.340 can't comment on that. You know, I just, I just don't know. I don't know. Specifically, she said,
00:34:46.960 if leaking the draft opinion was a good thing or a bad thing, she said, I can't answer that.
00:34:53.500 Every judge who's given an opinion on this so far has answered that and said, this is terrible. It's
00:34:58.880 eroded the trust of the court. This is a really awful thing. She says, yeah, I can't answer that.
00:35:03.480 I don't know. Yeah, maybe, maybe Brett Kavanaugh is going to F around and find out. I don't know.
00:35:09.480 Yeah. Oh, there are people screaming and threatening his family and yelling outside in the middle of the
00:35:14.360 night while his little children try to fall asleep. Yeah, I don't know. I can't answer if that's good
00:35:18.580 or bad. Hmm. I don't know. Find out. I don't, I don't have any comment, she says, on the protests
00:35:25.260 outside of the homes. I can't answer whether it's good or bad that a clerk destroyed the trust of the
00:35:29.940 court and leaked the opinion early and caused the protests in the first place. Before this woman was
00:35:36.400 confirmed, I put on my Noel Stradamus hat, took out my crystal ball, and I said this woman would be
00:35:43.340 the most radical person in the history of the Supreme Court. As I just looked at her record,
00:35:49.100 I looked at her intellectual pedigree and her political pedigree, and I looked at the way she
00:35:58.220 was conducting herself during the hearings. She wouldn't even say what a woman was. She laughed
00:36:02.940 at the suggestion that she could define what a woman is. I said, haha, I'm not a biologist. I said,
00:36:07.520 we haven't seen this kind of radicalism. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Elena Kagan, even Sonia Sotomayor
00:36:13.640 have nothing on this chick. And what do we see? What do we see? She says, oh, yeah, well,
00:36:20.760 you're going to protest outside the homes. I don't know. Well, you want me to condemn that? I can't,
00:36:23.920 I can't condemn that. You're going to leak the opinion? I can't condemn that.
00:36:28.340 Speaking of the court, there was a big win at the Supreme Court yesterday for conservatives,
00:36:31.640 and it's not getting a ton of play. And it actually comes from Ted Cruz,
00:36:34.740 my intrepid co-host on Verdict, on the Verdict podcast. Senator Cruz brought a case to the
00:36:42.240 Supreme Court. I think it's called Cruz versus FEC. So his name is right there in the case.
00:36:47.880 And he brought this case because John McCain had a very stupid campaign finance law.
00:36:53.240 And the stupid campaign finance law proposed to set limits on the way that big money enters into
00:37:00.820 politics. That was theoretically the idea. That was at least what the marketing team
00:37:04.680 said about it. But that's not really what it did. Most of what the McCain-Feingold campaign
00:37:08.400 finance rules did was just to protect incumbents. This is why the incumbents voted for it. It's
00:37:13.560 because it protected them from challenges to people going out and running and draining the swamp.
00:37:18.580 So it was a really swampy piece of legislation. And lots of it has already been struck down by the
00:37:24.640 courts. And even at the time that George W. Bush signed it into law, Bush said, yeah, I don't really
00:37:29.760 know if this is constitutional or not, but whatever, the courts can decide, which was an abdication of his
00:37:34.040 duty as well. The president of the United States has a responsibility to defend the constitution too.
00:37:38.720 So I thought that was weak stuff from George W. Bush as well. Well, now it's been struck down.
00:37:44.120 Specifically, what was struck down here was a provision that would allow political candidates
00:37:49.960 running for office to reimburse themselves for money that they had lent to their campaign.
00:37:55.740 So when you run for office, especially if you're a challenger candidate, no one knows you,
00:37:59.740 you don't have any name recognition. A way to even get yourself in the running is to donate money to
00:38:05.260 your own campaign. So we're not talking about gazillionaires here. Gazillionaires don't need
00:38:10.780 to pay themselves back. If you've got $50 million and you loan your campaign half a million bucks or
00:38:15.640 a million bucks or 10 million bucks, you don't care if you ever get that money back. It can go to the
00:38:20.020 government and who, it doesn't matter. And we're not talking about people who are, who don't have any
00:38:23.700 money. We're not talking about because they wouldn't be able to loan themselves money in the first
00:38:27.660 place. We're talking about doctors. We're talking about lawyers. We're talking about professionals
00:38:31.760 who do well, who have money, who could make a big loan to them. Let's say they could loan their
00:38:35.840 campaign, I don't know, $300,000, $400,000. According to the McCain rules, you can only pay
00:38:42.840 yourself back $250,000. And so it was basically just a way to cap challengers at what they were
00:38:47.740 even able to donate to their own campaign. So it would be harder for them to win. That was just
00:38:52.300 struck down. This was, the reason I really like this case is because it's, it's not just a left
00:39:00.900 versus right or Republican versus Democrat. This case really was a drain the swamp kind of case.
00:39:06.500 This, this one, this will hurt political corruption in both parties. It gets back to that machine
00:39:11.740 politics we were talking about at the very top of the show. This is a way to, well, not to get money
00:39:17.600 out of politics because you, you can't get money out of politics. That's not possible. And usually
00:39:22.580 like McCain-Feingold, usually the laws that purport to get money out of politics actually
00:39:27.720 preserve the money in politics. Actually, because big politics always attracts big money,
00:39:33.580 all that's going to happen is when you pass laws about money in politics, the money just goes
00:39:38.820 elsewhere. The money just kind of hides itself or the money is, is really only accessible to a
00:39:44.680 certain protected political class. Like the gazillionaires who don't need to pay themselves
00:39:49.040 back, like the incumbents who have huge war chests and not the challengers. So this was a big win,
00:39:53.520 good win for conservatives. We're also now looking at the Pennsylvania Senate race,
00:39:57.940 which is extraordinarily close. There were, I told you yesterday on the show, the Pennsylvania Senate
00:40:03.680 race was going to give you a hint of what the future of the Republican party looked like.
00:40:10.400 There were three top candidates, Dr. Oz, the daytime TV talk show host, who seemed like a pretty liberal
00:40:18.580 candidate actually, and was very recently attacking pro-life laws around the country from the GOP and
00:40:25.000 has done shows promoting transgenderism and kids and all sorts of madness. You had David McCormick,
00:40:32.580 who seemed like kind of a business Republican, not, you know, not the most rock ribbed stalwart conservative,
00:40:38.320 but not a total squish either, but, you know, just kind of a centrist, moderate business Republican.
00:40:43.880 And then Kathy Barnett, who was a political commentator. She didn't have a ton of money.
00:40:48.140 We didn't know a ton about her. She was probably the newest to the political scene,
00:40:52.660 at least at the national level. And she was the most conservative in terms of her positions.
00:40:59.060 We still don't have an exact answer on, on who won the race. It was very, very close. Kathy Barnett
00:41:04.500 was a distant third. So the rock-rubbed conservative in the race really fell down.
00:41:10.340 She'd surged in the polls and then she fell down. McCormick, as election night was concluding,
00:41:16.160 McCormick was leading. Dr. Oz was in second place. But we're talking about by tenths of a percentage
00:41:21.960 point. So knowing the way that they count the votes in Pennsylvania, it seems unlikely that they're
00:41:26.280 going to instantly come out with an answer. That battle in Pennsylvania, though,
00:41:32.380 will also show you a little bit more about where the party is. Ted Cruz endorsed David McCormick.
00:41:39.500 Donald Trump endorsed Dr. Oz. Some more right-wing conservative groups seem to go for,
00:41:47.900 between Oz and McCormick, seem to go for McCormick. Sean Hannity went for Dr. Oz. But a lot of the
00:41:54.820 conservative base really doesn't like Dr. Oz. So you're seeing, Trump has a decent record right
00:41:59.900 now on the endorsements in Ohio, for instance. Cruz endorsed Josh Mandel. Donald Trump endorsed
00:42:05.480 J.D. Vance. J.D. Vance won. So what's going to happen in Pennsylvania? What you are seeing right
00:42:10.320 now in these races, even if you don't really care about the Republican primaries and even if you
00:42:14.640 don't really care about 2022, what you are seeing play out is a shadow campaign for 2024. Whose
00:42:20.240 endorsements matter? Who is going to have the right favors going in? Where it is, we haven't even talked
00:42:25.380 about the endorsements that Ron DeSantis has made. We haven't even talked about the endorsements that
00:42:28.880 other potential, that Mike Pompeo has made, that Nikki Haley has made, that other presidential
00:42:33.200 candidates are making. That is part of the race that's playing out right now. Now, a huge issue in
00:42:40.940 Pennsylvania is energy. Energy is a really big issue. And you know that the two parties have totally
00:42:49.000 different views on energy right now. What we are led to believe, you want to talk about grift, you want
00:42:55.720 to talk about machine politics, you want to talk about disingenuous political rhetoric. What we are
00:43:01.560 told is, if you support fossil fuels, if you support, if you in any way oppose solar, wind, green energy,
00:43:13.360 renewable electric cars, if you oppose that in any way, you are destroying the earth, you're going to
00:43:18.080 kill all of mankind within, well, it used to be nine years. Now it's, what, it's probably seven or
00:43:25.040 eight years at this point. It's the same kind of argument you see in Buffalo. They'll say, if you
00:43:30.140 in any way call out Democrats' immigration strategy, then you're responsible for a massacre in Buffalo.
00:43:35.260 If you in any way oppose Democrats' radical energy reforms, you're responsible for the destruction of
00:43:41.080 the earth. John Kerry, the White House climate czar, has come out and said that the United States
00:43:47.700 needs to transition to electric cars, transition, meaning you lose your current car and you have to get
00:43:53.560 an electric car. We need to transition at 20 times the current rate.
00:43:58.140 This year, we have to implement those promises. And what it means is we have to decarbonize
00:44:03.980 the power sector five times faster than we are right now.
00:44:08.480 We have to deploy renewables five times faster than we are right now. We have to transition to electric
00:44:18.580 vehicles about 20 times faster than we are now. And we have to fully transition to a resilient net zero
00:44:26.080 economy faster. We have to do, we must transition. You all need to go buy Teslas.
00:44:32.780 And if you're a pauper and you can't afford the Model X for $96,000, well, at least you dirty peasants can
00:44:43.540 get the Model S, can't you? Isn't that one's only about $45,000? That's chump change. So you have to buy
00:44:52.080 your Tesla and you have to put solar panels on your roofs. And you have to do, if you don't do all of
00:45:01.520 this and buy from our companies, then the world will end. Why are they doing this? Why are they
00:45:07.960 doing this? Are the libs promoting this particular segment of the energy industry out of the goodness
00:45:17.020 of their heart? Or because they genuinely believe the world is going to end in seven years? Or because
00:45:22.300 they haven't noticed that all the predictions they've made on the climate and the environment
00:45:26.860 for the last 50 years haven't happened. And they keep changing the predictions radically,
00:45:31.460 sometimes to the opposite of the predictions they had just previously made. Or do you think
00:45:34.680 it's because of that? Or do you think it's because the Republicans own oil and gas and the Democrats own
00:45:41.420 electric? With a little bit of an exception of Elon Musk, who used to be a Democrat, who's now seems to
00:45:46.520 be transitioning to a Republican. Everyone's transitioning these days. What do you think it is? I think,
00:45:52.180 call me a cynic, call me jaded. I think it might have a little bit more to do with the latter. I
00:45:56.740 don't think the Democrats really care all that much about the climate. I don't think they're really
00:46:00.620 worried about the world ending in 10 years, most of them, the elite Democrats. I think it's a grift.
00:46:06.640 I think it's a regular old hustle, just like all the rest of their politics. And I think that they've
00:46:12.720 got a crooked relationship with the green energy companies. You saw this with the scandal during the
00:46:17.760 Obama administration. There was a major environmental company scandal. The name of
00:46:22.680 the company now escapes me. Oh, it's going to drive me crazy. I'll Google it right after the
00:46:27.120 show. It was such a, one of the, it's hard because there were so many scandals during Obama. But it
00:46:32.280 was a bigger one. It was a green energy company where the federal government was funneling a ton
00:46:36.000 of money into it. And it wasn't doing anything. It was just a grift. And it was a payoff. And it was
00:46:40.160 patronage for loyal Democrats. And you're seeing this throughout that whole sector.
00:46:44.600 The cleanest energy you could possibly have would be nuclear energy. That would be the best way to
00:46:51.500 reduce carbon. It would be extremely efficient. The Democrats don't endorse that because that's
00:46:55.820 not part of the Democrat grift. It's not part of the machine. So they don't, they don't get behind
00:46:59.200 that. Fossil fuels for that matter are extraordinarily abundant. There are ways to use them that are
00:47:04.240 cleaner and cleaner every single day. There are ways to capture carbon if that's really something that
00:47:08.760 you want to do in your politics, if you're really so afraid of any kind of warming. So there are ways to
00:47:14.340 do that. But they don't like it because fossil fuels are for the Republicans. If you want to
00:47:19.860 understand what political debates are really about at the level of policy, you are going to have a much
00:47:26.620 clearer understanding if you first look to the money than if you first look to the philosophy.
00:47:32.800 Maybe there are some philosophical considerations too. But if you want to understand BLM,
00:47:36.520 how are you going to understand it? Are you going to understand it simply by reading Kimberley
00:47:40.400 Crenshaw and Derek Bell and critical race theory? Or are you going to understand it by looking at
00:47:46.360 where the money's going? And you're looking at Patrice Cullors paying off her baby daddy. And
00:47:50.560 you're looking at Patrice Cullors paying off her brother. And you're looking at the woke corporations
00:47:54.560 paying off BLM. And you're looking at the Democrat politicians hustling and raising money to bail out
00:47:58.920 the BLM. What do you think is going to make more sense? What do you think is a greater motivator
00:48:03.660 for these politicians? There's one last story, speaking of fossils, that I have to get to. I've
00:48:08.900 been meaning to get to it for a few days. Huge discovery in China. China has discovered a 66
00:48:14.720 million-year-old dinosaur embryo fossil. Oh my goodness. May 8th, 2022, just happened just a week
00:48:22.180 or so ago. Scientists from the Fujian Science and Technology Museum and the China University of
00:48:27.140 Geosciences revealed the discovery in a study published in the journal BMC Ecology and Evolution.
00:48:32.680 This new dinosaur embryo fossil comes from the Jiangxi province. At least two of the eggs contain
00:48:39.240 identifiable hadrosauroid embryos. I don't know if I'm pronouncing that correct. Hadrosauroid? I don't
00:48:45.960 know. Described here for the first time. And my only question for them is, how do you know?
00:48:53.580 I guess I have two questions. One, how do you know? What do you mean it's a little baby
00:48:56.580 hadrosauroid? I thought it was just a clump of cells. I have been reliably
00:49:02.560 informed by the libs that until the moment of birth, life forms are just their little
00:49:07.840 meaningless stupid clumps of cells. So my first question is, how do you know what it is? How
00:49:11.940 could you identify it? 66 million years old. You can't even identify a human baby that was
00:49:16.340 conceived two months ago. And then my second question is, well, who cares? Who cares? It's
00:49:21.380 just a meaningless, pointless clump of cells that can just be thrown in the trash. So why does that
00:49:25.720 matter? Hold on. You're telling me that a 66 million year old clump of cells from a dead lizard
00:49:30.680 is more important than a human baby, a little human baby? That you're also calling a meaningless
00:49:38.180 clump of cells? That doesn't seem, I think they're kind of giving away the game a little bit, folks.
00:49:42.240 I think the logic is falling apart. Now, whether the extremely effective political machine will fall
00:49:49.600 apart as easily as their logic, that is another matter. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael
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