The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 1012 - Abortion Demons Want Children Imported, Not Born

00:00:00.000 The Archbishop of San Francisco has informed Nancy Pelosi that her public support for abortion

00:00:06.060 constitutes a grave and mortal sin, and therefore she is not to receive holy communion

00:00:12.160 until she repents, confesses her sins, and receives absolution, as the church has taught

00:00:17.260 consistently for 2,000 years. But the self-styled, devout Catholic Nancy Pelosi has rejected her

00:00:25.640 bishop's instruction, just as she has rejected other essential non-negotiable teachings of the

00:00:31.100 church to which she allegedly belongs. Pelosi's behavior has left many people confused, which is

00:00:38.520 why we are so fortunate to have noted theologian and doctor of the church, Whoopi Goldberg, to help

00:00:44.940 clear up the finer points of Catholic theology. The abortion rights battle is starting to blur the

00:00:51.400 lines between church and state. The Archbishop of San Francisco is calling for Speaker Nancy Pelosi

00:00:59.860 to be denied receiving communion because of her pro-choice stance. He's one of the priests who

00:01:05.060 also called for President Biden to be denied sacrament. This is not your job, dude. That is

00:01:10.360 not up to you to make that decision. Okay, we have to stop right there. We will get to the rest of what

00:01:16.120 she said. But we have to stop there because maybe Whoopi is confused or I don't know.

00:01:22.700 That is literally his job. It is his job to make that decision. That is what a bishop is. That's

00:01:30.640 what a bishop does. Whoopi Goldberg might not know that because she's not Catholic. No one is really

00:01:36.480 sure what Whoopi Goldberg believes. She has said that she feels Jewish, which would explain why she took

00:01:42.940 a Jewish stage name. But her name is not Goldberg. That's not the name she was born with. I think

00:01:47.800 it's Johnson. She's not Jewish. She doesn't practice Judaism. Nevertheless, she, a fake Jew,

00:01:56.220 is now going on to pontificate on Catholic Eucharistic theology.

00:02:00.960 What is the saying? It's kind of amazing. But, you know, what is the point of communion, right? It's for

00:02:12.180 sinners. It's the for the for sinners. It's the reward of saints, but the bread of sinners. How dare

00:02:19.560 you? How dare you? That is if Pope Francis says that that's the issue. Now, despite Whoopi's slam

00:02:26.020 poetry and regardless of the media's favorite one-liners from Pope Francis, that's not what

00:02:31.680 the church teaches. The church teaches and has always taught for 2,000 years that before receiving

00:02:36.920 Holy Communion, Catholics must confess our mortal sins and we must repent and then confess and then

00:02:42.340 we can receive communion. Sometimes we sin, we don't make it to confession. On those Sundays,

00:02:47.400 faithful Catholics choose not to receive communion because if we did, we would, in the words of St.

00:02:53.520 Paul, be eating our own damnation. Now, listen, you might not believe any of that. You might not

00:03:00.600 believe all of it. You might not believe any of it. Nancy Pelosi might not believe all that.

00:03:06.240 Whoopi Goldberg might not believe all of that. Okay. No one is forcing these people to be Catholic.

00:03:13.880 If they think that it's all a bunch of baloney, why are all these libs so insistent that Pelosi

00:03:21.760 be allowed to receive communion in a state of unrepentant mortal sin? If they think that the

00:03:27.200 church is wrong and not just wrong, but wrong on essential teachings, unchangeable teachings like the

00:03:32.600 teaching on abortion, then why do they care so much about the Catholic sacraments? The answer is

00:03:38.480 clear. Leftism is its own religion. Abortion is its sacrament. And the libs want their blasphemy

00:03:47.220 blessed. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.

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00:05:57.960 I don't want to bore you with Catholic theology. I do have to correct what Whoopi Goldberg is saying,

00:06:03.160 and I know that it's probably the biggest news story going on right now because you finally got

00:06:08.340 pushback against the Speaker of the House of Representatives on this essential question of

00:06:13.160 abortion. Biggest topic in the country right now. But I don't want to bore you with Catholic theology

00:06:17.860 if you're not interested in it. You don't have any desire to become Catholic or practice the faith or

00:06:23.400 anything like that. So then why do all of these non-Catholics take such a big issue about it?

00:06:27.780 Why? Why does Whoopi Goldberg care? Why does Pelosi care? Why does Joe Scarborough care? Joe

00:06:33.600 Scarborough, very much not a Catholic, just took to his soapbox on MSNBC to excoriate the Catholic

00:06:40.140 Church for enforcing its 2,000-year-old teachings. This past weekend, the San Francisco Archdiocese

00:06:47.300 has banned Nancy Pelosi, who we're having on the show tomorrow, Speaker of the House,

00:06:51.120 from receiving communion. She's a staunch Catholic, but because of her stance on abortion,

00:06:56.420 they've banned her. We'll be asking her about that. But this is where we're going with all of

00:07:02.240 this. A lot of opportunities for the Democrats, but a lot of challenges.

00:07:06.040 Mika, the Catholic Church, really, the priests in the Catholic Church really do have a lot of room

00:07:11.860 to stand on their high horse and be self-righteous towards parishioners who have been faithful

00:07:18.260 parishioners for decades. We'll leave that right there.

00:07:19.360 Who actually stayed with it through a crisis where priests abused thousands and thousands

00:07:28.160 of children and passed children around from one church to another church, from one diocese to

00:07:35.920 another diocese. It went all the way up to the top, and they are being self-righteous and telling Nancy

00:07:43.120 Pelosi that she can't take communion, they should thank God that Nancy Pelosi has remained a Catholic

00:07:50.240 through their torrent of the most grotesque sins imaginable.

00:07:57.480 The Catholic Church should thank God that Nancy Pelosi, an unrepentant sinner who is flouting the

00:08:07.740 essential teachings of the church, is violating the instructions of her bishop because of the sex

00:08:16.120 scandal in the church, which obviously was real. But as studies have shown, sex abuse is no more

00:08:22.020 prevalent in the Catholic Church than it is in any other religion. And it's certainly no more prevalent

00:08:26.600 than it is in the secular leftist society. It's actually much less prevalent. Children are much,

00:08:32.480 much, much more likely to be sexually abused by teachers in public school than they would be by a

00:08:37.320 Catholic priest. The numbers are not even close. And furthermore, why does Joe care? Why is Joe

00:08:43.680 getting so worked up about this? Why is he getting worked up about a bishop of a church that he does

00:08:50.240 not believe in, enforcing the teachings of that church, the consistent 2,000-year-old teachings,

00:08:55.700 on one of the parishioners, on one of the other nominal members of the lay faithful, of, again,

00:09:02.500 the church that Joe Scarborough does not belong to, of the faith that he does not believe in.

00:09:06.860 Why are all the libs so bizarrely obsessed with Nancy Pelosi being able to break the rules of

00:09:16.180 the Catholic Church and in such a way that will actually harm her mortal soul if the Catholic

00:09:21.240 religion is true? This is the question for me with Pelosi. This, to me, I think dispels all of the

00:09:30.120 media contrived pity party for Nancy Pelosi here. Why does Pelosi so badly want to receive the

00:09:37.420 communion in a state of unrepentant mortal sin? If the Catholic faith is true, then what the

00:09:46.240 archbishop is doing is helping Nancy Pelosi. It is for her protection. And we know Nancy Pelosi just

00:09:51.760 went to mass in D.C. on Sunday. She received Holy Communion in contravention of what the Bishop of

00:09:58.440 San Francisco, her home parish, said. But if Nancy Pelosi does not believe in the Catholic faith,

00:10:08.760 if she thinks the Catholic Church's teachings on abortion, which go back 2,000 years, which remain

00:10:13.240 unchanged and, according to the catechism, unchangeable, you can never change it, then that

00:10:18.180 means that Nancy Pelosi thinks that the faith is false. If Nancy Pelosi thinks the faith is false,

00:10:22.320 why does she care about receiving the sacraments? She doesn't believe in the sacraments then.

00:10:26.520 So what's it to her? If, on the other hand, she believes that the faith is true,

00:10:31.100 then surely she should follow the faith. And the faith is true on this unchangeable essential teaching

00:10:36.840 on abortion. And she should repent because she's imperiling her soul. She should do what the Bishop

00:10:41.500 is telling her to do because the Bishop is trying to help her.

00:10:44.100 Maybe the Catholic faith is true or false. You know, I think it's true. Maybe Nancy Pelosi doesn't.

00:10:52.740 Maybe you don't. Whether it's true or not, whether Nancy Pelosi's faith is sincere or insincere,

00:11:01.860 the craziest thing about this whole controversy is that there is no circumstance, there is no

00:11:06.780 combination of any of those things in which Pelosi's actions are justified. It's so, so I wondered,

00:11:14.100 to myself, why? Why is she so insistent? Why is Joe Scarborough? Why are Whoopi Goldberg? Why are

00:11:18.080 they so outraged by this? It is because you're seeing a real conflict of religions here. Christianity

00:11:24.020 versus leftism. And it's a battle between these two faiths, a battle between these two churches.

00:11:31.660 And what the libs are demanding, what the pro-abortion people are demanding,

00:11:36.080 is that the Catholic faith surrender. And Christianity broadly, surrender. That's what

00:11:42.560 they want. Abortion is the sacrament. As Peter Kreift says, abortion even uses the same words as the

00:11:48.860 Holy Communion. This is my body, except to a blasphemously opposite meaning. And what the libs are,

00:11:55.140 the reason that all these non-Catholic, liberal people, heretics, schismatics, apostates,

00:12:00.560 all these people, the reason they care so much is that they are insistent that their

00:12:07.180 blasphemous sacrament of their unholy religion of leftism be blessed by the spiritual authority

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00:13:35.140 to a really, really new level. You know, the libs are, they've tried to make some religious

00:13:41.220 arguments. They're really going after the Catholic arguments right now. They're trying to insinuate

00:13:45.380 that Pope Francis somehow is pro-abortion, which is not true. Pope Francis says abortion is murder,

00:13:50.180 and it's comparable to hiring a hitman to kill your enemies. So, okay, the religious arguments,

00:13:55.200 that's not going to work for the libs. So now they're moving to economic arguments. CNN's Dana

00:13:59.700 Bash just had the governor of Arkansas, Asa Hutchinson, on, who is pro-life. And Dana Bash made

00:14:06.780 the argument that if we get rid of Roe v. Wade, if we outlaw abortion, there might be more poor people.

00:14:14.740 Arkansas already struggles to support vulnerable children. Nearly one in four children in Arkansas

00:14:21.760 lives in poverty. More than 4,600 kids are already in your state's overloaded foster care

00:14:28.580 system. Do you really think that your state is prepared to protect and care for even more children

00:14:34.280 if abortion does become illegal there? That argument that Dana Bash is making to Asa Hutchinson

00:14:42.560 could be reduced to three words. Kill the poor. That's what she's saying. She's saying that's what

00:14:49.400 we're doing right now. She's saying thanks to abortion, poor people can have the opportunity

00:14:55.440 to kill their children before they're born into the world and go on the public dole and we the

00:14:59.980 taxpayers have to support them. So they have that option now to just kill the poor while they're still

00:15:05.040 cute little babies and they don't grow up and take too much money from the taxpayer. So Governor

00:15:10.340 Hutchinson, if we get rid of abortion, are you really prepared to feed the poor? Are you really

00:15:16.460 prepared to let the poor live? Asa Hutchinson, who's kind of a squishy Republican, a little bit

00:15:23.280 dumbfounded there though. Dana, is that really the argument you're making? That really is the argument

00:15:29.120 that she's making. I remember these arguments because I used to make them when I was a teenager

00:15:34.140 because I read those stupid freakonomics arguments and all the fashionable liberal arguments and this is

00:15:39.380 what they come down to. They say, you know, look, people born in the inner cities, you know, they can

00:15:44.380 become criminals. These are not great areas. So let's just, places where the abortion rate is kind

00:15:49.000 of high, let's just keep it up because it's going to reduce the crime rate. It's going to reduce

00:15:52.860 welfare spending. That's why we need to kill innocent little babies is that they might come up to be sort

00:15:58.280 of a burden to us. That is really evil thinking. When you think about it in the light of day,

00:16:05.800 that is really some evil stuff. And it's so selfish. And that's what this whole abortion issue comes

00:16:11.660 down to. Selfishness versus charity. No matter how you slice the abortion issue, it comes down to my

00:16:18.700 selfishness to have sex whenever I want without consequence. My selfishness to control my own body at

00:16:25.440 all times and not be inconvenienced at all, even if the alternative is killing an innocent little

00:16:29.820 baby. The selfishness to pursue my own whims and desires and career and never sacrifice anything,

00:16:36.260 not even for my own child. The selfishness to get to keep all of my money and not have to feed my

00:16:40.480 little baby and not have to clothe my little baby and not have to put my baby in school. The selfishness

00:16:44.460 to be able to pick up at a moment's notice and drop every responsibility in the world.

00:16:49.760 That's all it comes down to. Me, me, me. All through the night, I, me, my, I, me, my, I, me,

00:16:55.900 my, my rights. Never do you hear any argument for one's obligation to one's own child. Never do we

00:17:02.520 hear how wonderful the sacrifice is. Anyone who's a parent out there listening knows that having kids

00:17:08.660 requires a lot of sacrifice. You sacrifice your sleep, first of all. You sacrifice your body,

00:17:14.360 certainly if you're a woman. You sacrifice a lot of your money. You sacrifice a lot of your time.

00:17:18.540 You might sacrifice part of your career. And you sacrifice all these things. And it's wonderful.

00:17:23.480 You wouldn't trade that for anything in the world. It's so, but we don't, we don't talk about that.

00:17:28.920 Or, you know, I'm sorry, we don't hear about that from the pro-abortion movement. They seem not to

00:17:33.040 understand that. What is the pro-life argument? The pro-life argument doesn't deny that you've got

00:17:38.880 to sacrifice things. The pro-life argument doesn't deny that pregnancy is inconvenient and uncomfortable

00:17:43.220 sometimes. Pro-life movement doesn't deny that kids take a lot out of you. But the pro-life

00:17:48.840 movement just says it's worth it. We don't, we talk about the right to life, but more we just talk

00:17:52.800 about our natural obligations. More we talk about charity. More we talk about what it, what it means

00:17:57.740 to, to have responsibility to our fellow citizens and especially to our kids. Totally foreign to the

00:18:04.300 people on CNN. Ugh. Gosh, if we let, if we don't kill these babies in the womb, they might be poor and

00:18:09.440 icky and yucky. Ugh. Then we'll have to, we might even have to pay for them. So awful. Speaking of

00:18:14.480 poverty, speaking of not caring about our fellow citizens, 56% of San Antonio retailers reported

00:18:21.640 being completely out of baby formula last week. Local news outlet reported that parents in San Antonio

00:18:29.100 are struggling the most in the United States to get formula that their babies need, with 56%

00:18:35.320 of retailers reporting empty shelves. Not just that the supply is low, totally empty.

00:18:44.860 This is a failure of national policy. This is part of the reason, by the way,

00:18:50.000 why the Democrats are hemorrhaging support right now. Because the Democrats are, and the elite

00:18:56.220 Republicans too, but especially the Democrats. The Democrats are focused on transgenderism in schools.

00:19:01.920 The urgent national need to chop off kids' genitals and put them on puberty blockers.

00:19:06.300 The urgent national need to stop the sun monster. Climate change, that's the most pressing need.

00:19:11.140 The urgent need to stop oil contracts in Alaska and elsewhere in the country so that we can have

00:19:16.760 more electric cars. The urgent national need to get involved in the war in Ukraine,

00:19:22.240 that because of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a conflict that's been going on for a thousand years.

00:19:26.960 The urgent national need to put everything on hold. The urgent national need to let millions of

00:19:31.460 illegal aliens cross the border. And then, by the way, ship baby formula down to them before American

00:19:35.600 citizens get it. And regular American citizens all around the country of every race, color,

00:19:42.360 country of origin, they're looking at this and they're saying, what the hell is wrong with you people?

00:19:48.940 A national policy that does not address people's basic needs. Not the need to mutilate our bodies to

00:19:59.560 pretend to be the other sex. That's not a basic need. It's not a need at all, actually. Not the need

00:20:04.000 of people to redo all of their automobiles so that you can go along with your sun monster

00:20:10.460 cult. That's not a basic. That could even have some enhancement to society in the future. I don't

00:20:16.920 think it will, but maybe it could. But it's not a basic need. Food, money, shelter. These are kind of

00:20:23.980 basic things, jobs. These are basic things. And the national policy is not addressing them.

00:20:30.160 National policy should be aimed at the common good of citizens. This is really basic stuff.

00:20:36.280 Joe Biden used to get this. Joe Biden used to understand this. He, Joe Biden, 15 years ago,

00:20:43.380 certainly Joe Biden 20 years ago, talked like a Republican today. There was a clip that was going

00:20:50.240 around of Joe Biden. I don't know how long ago. It was probably about 20 years ago. Joe Biden talking

00:20:55.460 about marriage, talking about the issues that the American people should be talking about. You sounded

00:21:00.620 kind of like a Republican. We are desperately concerned about the circumstance relating to

00:21:08.020 avian flu. We don't have enough vaccines. We don't have enough police officers. And we're going to

00:21:14.540 debate the next three weeks, I'm told, gay marriage, a flag amendment, and God only knows what else.

00:21:22.320 I can't believe the American people can't see through this. We already have a law,

00:21:26.480 the Defense of Marriage Act, where we've all voted, not where I voted and others said, look,

00:21:30.380 marriage is between a man and a woman, and states must respect that. Nobody's violated that law.

00:21:37.180 There's been no challenge to that law. Why do we need a constitutional amendment? Marriage is between

00:21:42.540 a man and a woman. What's the game going on here? It's like looking at a different man. It's like,

00:21:49.080 one, because he's semi-coherent and it can at least form English sentences there.

00:21:53.900 But two, because he's saying things that are mostly normal. Now, I don't want to sound like

00:21:59.120 I'm complimenting Joe Biden too much. He was always a hack and he was just trying to distract from good

00:22:04.460 conservative priorities here. The conservatives at the time were trying to pass a constitutional

00:22:07.860 amendment to codify the definition of marriage because they knew that the Supreme Court would get

00:22:12.040 kind of funny with things and overturned the Defense of Marriage Act, which is exactly what

00:22:16.200 happened. And Joe Biden here, very disingenuously, or at least very stupidly, is saying that that would

00:22:21.000 not happen. But just listen, he's talking about, he's saying, look, everyone's afraid of catching

00:22:25.640 this flu. Well, we need to go out there and stop people from catching this flu. We need to make sure

00:22:31.780 that we take care of the basic needs of the American people, not talk about these extraneous

00:22:37.480 things that no one cares about. That guy's gone. So how did Joe Biden, who used to be a somewhat

00:22:44.020 practical guy, used to be somewhat more moderate, used to talk to really basic issues. How did he

00:22:49.480 become this current guy? The problem for Joe Biden is he doesn't actually believe anything.

00:22:54.140 So obviously he's changed his view on marriage. He's changed his view on abortion. He's changed his

00:22:58.560 view on anything, on anything that is convenient for him. He wakes up in the morning, licks his finger,

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00:23:08.900 going to believe that day. And the problem for that is you're never sturdy on anything.

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00:25:47.260 everyone on the same page was amazing. If your family member is still waiting for Fauci to give

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00:25:57.740 to meet all of them. I love everybody's opinion individually. I don't have a favorite. I like

00:26:01.200 them all. I had found out a way to make football players cry in high school. My high school experience

00:26:06.580 available. I'm just excited to be here and be surrounded by like-minded people and to just, you

00:26:12.800 know, feel that energy. Who should we remove from office? One politician. The most powerful politician

00:26:18.080 in the country. Dr. Fauci. What are you talking about? We're doing culture here. I'm so thrilled

00:26:23.260 to see this happening. If they say to half of the country, you can't, that half of the country needs

00:26:27.820 to say, screw you, we will. Backstage Live happens right here in Nashville on June 29th. Get your tickets now.

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00:26:41.160 slash Ryman. You will not want to miss it. We'll be right back with a lot more.

00:26:57.340 It's not just Biden. The entire Democrat Party leadership is so thoroughly dishonest,

00:27:03.080 and we don't always find it out for sure at the time. Sometimes it takes a little while,

00:27:08.500 months or years to have definitive proof of the corruption of these Democrats in particular. I'm

00:27:14.600 not letting Republicans off the hook totally, but the Democrats are a lot worse. It's just the way it

00:27:18.320 is. It's just a fact. Well, we finally found out something that those of us with two brain cells to

00:27:22.920 rub together have suspected for six years now. Who do you think was behind the Russia hoax?

00:27:29.320 Who do you think was behind it? Was it the Russians behind it? Was it the British? Was it the FBI?

00:27:36.820 Could have been? Was it this? You know who it was. It was Hillary. Of course it was Hillary. It was

00:27:42.720 Hillary all along, and we suspected it, and we knew it in our heart of hearts, and the media said,

00:27:47.860 oh, that's a crazy conspiracy theory. That's crazy. You crazy, kooky conspiracists,

00:27:53.040 you think that Hillary is behind every problem. She's the boogeyman. Nope. Do you know how I know that

00:27:58.140 Hillary was behind it? Because her campaign manager just said so. Hillary's campaign manager,

00:28:03.700 Robbie Mook, just testified as a witness in special counsel John Durham's trial of Michael

00:28:08.700 Sussman. Michael Sussman, who is the lawyer accused of lying to the FBI about this whole Russia hoax.

00:28:16.320 In September 2016, Michael Sussman took claims of a secret Donald Trump connection to the Russians,

00:28:23.840 to Russia's Alpha Bank, to the FBI. So it's not just that he took the claims to the press. It's not

00:28:30.520 just that he took these claims to Twitter. He took them to the FBI, and then he lied. He said he was not

00:28:38.200 acting on behalf of any client. That was not true. He was working for Hillary. He was doing it for

00:28:44.080 Hillary. So Robbie Mook, along with Hillary's policy advisor, Jake Sullivan, who is now the national

00:28:50.880 security advisor for Joe Biden, along with Jennifer Palmieri, the comms director for Hillary, along with

00:28:57.960 John Podesta, the spirit cooking campaign chairman for Hillary, gave this cooked up nonsense to a

00:29:05.160 reporter. Hillary was personally asked about this and personally approved it. The story then appeared

00:29:13.180 in Slate. Slate is a left-wing website. The left-wing website naturally didn't do any due diligence,

00:29:18.920 didn't do any actual investigative work on this. They just took the Clinton campaign's claims as

00:29:24.020 gospel truth. Then, on Halloween 2016, Mr. Sullivan issued a statement mentioning the Slate story,

00:29:31.420 saying, quote, this could be the most direct link yet between Donald Trump and Moscow.

00:29:36.100 Then Hillary tweeted Jake Sullivan's statement with this comment, quote, computer scientists have

00:29:42.440 apparently uncovered, listen to that word, computer scientists have apparently uncovered a covert server

00:29:50.280 linking the Trump organization to a Russian-based bank. Now, in true Clintonian fashion, you could argue

00:29:58.640 she didn't technically lie here because of that word apparently. And it appeared that way. It was apparently

00:30:06.540 so because the Clinton campaign was lying about it. So it's true. It did kind of appear that way.

00:30:12.100 It's just that they set the whole thing up. It was completely fake news. And Hillary herself

00:30:16.760 directed it. She was at the top of the whole thing. And also in true Clintonian fashion,

00:30:23.900 they're saying this is old news. What the Clintons always do, and other Democrats have learned to

00:30:28.320 emulate this. They lie, lie, lie, lie. They keep getting accused. They lie, lie, lie, lie. There's

00:30:36.780 new evidence. They lie, lie, lie. Finally, it's proven that they actually did what they said they

00:30:41.360 didn't do. And then they say it's old news. They say, what are you talking about? Oh, come on. That's

00:30:46.440 from 2016. Yeah, but you've been lying about it since 2016. Yeah, nah, man. Water under the bridge.

00:30:51.820 Whatever. Whatever. Come on. Move on. Move along. The whole thing. The central event that

00:31:00.380 basically undermined Donald Trump's presidency, that cast his entire presidency as illegitimate,

00:31:08.520 this grave threat to our democracy that the libs always love talking about,

00:31:13.000 was just completely cooked up by Hillary Clinton and then fed illegally to the FBI.

00:31:20.380 That was it. It was all Hillary. And Robbie Mook just spilled the beans. I feel bad for Robbie Mook.

00:31:27.800 Something tells me Robbie Mook is about to have a real bout of depression. I don't think he's ever

00:31:33.640 been depressed before, but he's going to end up really depressed. And I hope this doesn't happen,

00:31:39.660 but he might end up sadly suiciding himself with seven bullets in the back of the head and a couple

00:31:46.420 cinder blocks on his feet down at the bottom of the East River. That has been known to happen

00:31:51.620 to people who cross Hillary Clinton. Watch out for any suspicious FedEx men, Robbie. Do not. Mate,

00:31:59.080 watch out. Even if the person's got a mustache and kind of groucho glasses, if they've got those

00:32:04.440 arc and siding kind of eyes, run in the other direction, Robbie, please.

00:32:09.320 Now, this actually brings me to a point. It's a little bit of a side note, but go with me for a

00:32:16.580 second. You know, I usually make fun of the view and those cackling hens on the view because they

00:32:22.640 do express views that are very popular on the left, but they're completely incoherent.

00:32:27.440 Well, in fairness, because a stopped clock is right twice a day, because I try to be as fair

00:32:34.300 as I can to my opponents. Joy Behar said something the other day that really struck a chord with me

00:32:40.220 that is completely true. And it's on this point of snitching, of disloyalty.

00:32:47.280 NPR doesn't want the COVID to spread. So they're telling their people, if you're a fellow employee

00:32:52.920 who's sitting there without a mask, I want to hear about it. Report it to HR. I would never do

00:32:57.200 that. I'm Italian. We don't snitch. Because snitches get snitches. We don't snitch. No, look,

00:33:02.900 I think it's a good thing because we've been terrible to each other during this pandemic. I think,

00:33:10.140 you know, remember Patti LuPone was at the theater and she had to really dress someone down,

00:33:15.780 a theater goer, and saying, you know, protect us. We're here without our masks. Our audience is all

00:33:20.820 masks because you guys are protecting us because we cannot be masked right now. And I think, you

00:33:26.620 know, there are times when you want, you see someone, let's say on an airplane, when we had

00:33:30.920 the mask mandate and they had the mask basically, you know, around their ears, like earrings or like

00:33:37.140 chin guards. And if you said anything, they would fight you about it. And the flight attendants had to

00:33:43.120 say stuff. So I just think you have this mechanism now where you can just call and snitch and protect

00:33:50.800 yourself. So I love what Joy Behar said here. I never thought I would utter that sentence,

00:33:56.220 but I love what she said. She said, look, I'm Italian. We don't snitch. Snitches get stitches.

00:34:00.720 Totally agree. Loyalty is very important. Discretion is very important. Rats, rats are no good. Don't be

00:34:06.500 a rat. So I'll give Joy Behar the point. But then just as Joy Behar makes this the first good statement,

00:34:12.380 the first true statement ever uttered on The View, Sunny Hostin has to come in and completely knock it down.

00:34:17.940 And she says, yeah, but no, snitching is good in this case. In the COVID regime, it's really good.

00:34:23.700 She says, you remember just, this was now a couple of weeks ago, Patti LuPone, the Broadway performer,

00:34:28.320 she had to dress down an audience member because she was up there talking without a mask on,

00:34:32.540 just like we are here at The View. We're enjoying our lives. We're not wearing the masks. And

00:34:36.640 whenever Joe Biden or Kamala or Liz Warren or Nancy Pelosi or Dr. Fauci himself, whenever they thought

00:34:44.440 they were off camera, they weren't wearing their masks, but then they insisted that you all wear

00:34:48.520 the masks all the time. But look, she had to dress someone down because if the dirty, filthy peasants

00:34:53.320 don't put on the masks, then us good people, we might catch their germs. And then she, I couldn't

00:35:00.160 believe this, this broke news as far as I'm concerned. The audience at The View is still

00:35:04.880 wearing the stupid masks. She says, look, look, you dirty, disgusting horde of peasants out there

00:35:11.180 watching this show. You have to cover up because we don't want to. And we're good. We're the good

00:35:16.960 rich people and we're on TV. And so we shouldn't have to, but you have to. And so you do it to

00:35:23.460 protect us. We're not protecting you. It's like on the airplanes. And then I love, she uses the

00:35:28.880 example of the airplane. She says on the airplanes, a lot of the times people wouldn't wear their masks

00:35:33.060 right. That's true. That's true. I was that person. I did not wear the mask right on the airplane.

00:35:37.740 I had it down all the time. I would take the three hour long sip of coffee so that I didn't

00:35:41.660 have to put the stupid mask on. A lot of people did the same thing. And guess what? COVID didn't

00:35:47.460 spread on the airplanes. They all told us it was going to spread on the airplanes. It didn't happen.

00:35:51.600 It never happened. And now they just lifted the mask mandate. And you know what? It's fine.

00:35:56.920 Everyone's totally fine. It's amazing that these libs always draw the opposite conclusions

00:36:03.020 from the evidence that they're presenting. The masks on the airplanes, I think pretty clearly at

00:36:09.600 this point, did not do a whole lot to stop the spread of COVID. And lifting the mask order hasn't

00:36:15.520 done much just to kick off the spread of COVID. It was a dumb policy the whole time.

00:36:20.840 Just like my favorite, my favorite one, my favorite version of this is when Fauci and Walensky and Biden

00:36:26.380 all said, if you get, if you take this vaccine, you will not get COVID. You will not contract

00:36:31.740 COVID and you won't spread it to others. And that's, and then what happens? The vaccines don't

00:36:35.800 do either of those things. People who get the vaccines get COVID, they spread COVID.

00:36:41.180 And then they say, they say, well, no, but look, it's really, I got COVID. I have 17 booster shots.

00:36:46.240 I actually, I'm just hooked up to an IV of COVID vaccine. And I did come down with COVID. I currently

00:36:52.020 have COVID. Thank goodness I got my shots. It would have been so much worse. And I,

00:36:57.340 why do you think it would have been worse? Well, because all those people who were wrong about what

00:37:03.040 the vaccine would do, they told me so. Because all those people who have been lying to me for two

00:37:09.020 years, shamelessly, they told me that that's true. So I believe them. Bah, bah. Give me more shots,

00:37:17.980 please, Dr. Fauci. That's what they're telling us. That's what Sonny Hostin seems to believe.

00:37:23.820 A rare win for Joy Behar. In this case, be like a Joy Behar. Do not be like a Sonny Hostin. I think

00:37:29.480 most people know this. I don't think people want to snitch on each other anymore. I don't think

00:37:33.540 people are living in terrible fear of the COVID monster. I don't think. Some of us got it a

00:37:39.380 little sooner than others. If you're listening to this show, you probably understood a little

00:37:43.200 earlier on during COVID that, wait a second, this is really, seems a little bit more like a

00:37:47.540 political power grab than it is a health measure. Okay. But some people, eventually they got it.

00:37:53.480 Even some of my liberal friends and family, they finally kind of got it. And just as everyone is

00:37:59.040 finally kind of getting it, what are they doing? They're promoting a new pandemic. There's a new

00:38:04.340 pandemic. That would be the monkeypox. And there are two stories on monkeypox right now as to how this

00:38:10.700 came about. The first one is frustrating. The second one may be even scarier. So the first one is that

00:38:17.620 this past February, there was some research published on monkeypox. This was published in

00:38:25.440 the scientific journal Virologica Sinica. And it said that scientists had mapped a part of the monkeypox

00:38:32.620 genome to be used for detecting infections. It described monkeypox, the symptoms as a DNA virus

00:38:41.280 with two manifestations. And it really went in depth mapping out the monkeypox. Guess which

00:38:48.240 Institute of Virology published the monkeypox study? Two syllables, pretty close to a bat market.

00:38:56.580 You know, that's the one. That's right. The Wuhan Institute of Virology. Do you think, man,

00:39:02.140 can't these guys lay off for like two seconds? Take a few years off, Wuhan Institute of Virology.

00:39:08.240 But look, I don't know that this is the case. I don't know that the Wuhan Institute had anything

00:39:16.880 to do with monkeypox. Actually, there appears to be a more likely explanation as to where the

00:39:21.320 monkeypox pandemic began. It appears to have begun at a Belgian fetish festival and an adult sauna

00:39:32.880 super spreader event in Spain. Now, these headlines, you're going to see a lot of headlines

00:39:39.900 like this. They're actually being a little politically incorrect. In both cases, they

00:39:44.640 began at gay orgies. That's really what it is. But because the newspapers don't want to be called

00:39:49.440 homophobic or whatever, they're trying to hide that. So one of the gay orgies was a Belgian fetish

00:39:55.140 festival that described itself as open to the entire Belgian gay community. I forget the exact

00:40:04.660 name of that festival. And then the other one was a, yeah, we don't, I don't have the name of it here.

00:40:09.780 That's fine. I suspect you're not looking forward to attending. Then the other one was at a gay bath

00:40:14.700 house in Spain. And so one of the chief medical analysts for the UK health security agency, this

00:40:23.040 is Dr. Susan Hopkins says, the community transmission is largely centered in urban areas,

00:40:27.860 and we are predominantly seeing it in individuals who identify as gay or bisexual or other men who

00:40:33.860 have sex with men. It doesn't seem like there's a ton of distinction between these three groups,

00:40:40.100 but what they're saying, it's basically, it's gay men and gay men who are in denial are the ones who

00:40:45.620 are, who are contracting this thing. People who act out on same, same sex attraction. Okay. And not,

00:40:52.480 not all gay guys. It's just, you know, but the ones who go to orgies have a greater likelihood of

00:40:58.060 spreading this virus. And immediately there was a doctor at Yale who said, do not, hold on,

00:41:03.520 do not let the spread of this monkeypox turn you sex negative. Sex negative is the term they use.

00:41:09.000 No, hold on. Do not stop it. Do not make sure you keep going to orgies is what he's insinuating.

00:41:16.380 Just be a little bit more care as though we are so far gone in our political rattleism.

00:41:21.740 We're not even permitted to say, Hey guys, with the kind of dangerous monkey virus spreading around,

00:41:28.920 maybe lay off the gay orgies for a little bit. We're not even allowed to say that.

00:41:33.060 So far gone is our decadent culture. Speaking of our decadent culture, speaking of allegedly

00:41:42.860 liberating experiences, Will Smith just had an episode of David Letterman's new show come out.

00:41:49.860 Will Smith's episode was taped before the slap heard around the world, before the Oscars when he

00:41:55.520 went up and smacked Chris Rock for telling a completely innocuous joke about Will Smith's wife.

00:42:00.740 In this interview with David Letterman, Will Smith describes this premonition of possibly losing

00:42:09.280 his career, of possibly losing everything. And he got this premonition because he had what he is

00:42:15.900 describing as a kind of religious experience, but it wasn't an ordinary religious experience.

00:42:21.000 It was because he was high on the drug ayahuasca.

00:42:23.240 So I'm drinking, I'm sitting there and then all of a sudden it's like, I start seeing all of my

00:42:28.840 money flying away and my house is flying away and my career is going away. And I'm like,

00:42:32.140 all right, and I'm trying to like grab for my money and my career. My whole life is getting

00:42:36.620 destroyed. So this is your fear. This is my fear. And I'm in there, but I'm in there and I'm

00:42:40.620 wanting to vomit and all of that. And I hear a voice saying, this is what the fuck it is.

00:42:45.240 This is what the life is. And I'm going, oh shit. And I hear Willow screaming, daddy,

00:42:50.380 help me, daddy. How come you won't help me? And I'm like, I don't see you, baby. I don't see you.

00:42:53.700 And the shot is like, relax, relax, relax. And she tells me, sit up. She tells me, sit up. And

00:42:57.460 then slowly I was like, like I stopped caring about my money. I just want to get to Willow. I stopped

00:43:01.160 caring about my house. I stopped caring about my career. And I get to the point where I settled down

00:43:07.480 and the voice is still at a hundred percent. I still hear Willow screaming. My money is still flying

00:43:12.320 away, but I'm going. And I'm totally calm, even though there's hell going on in my mind.

00:43:22.200 When I came out of it, I realized that anything that happens in my life, I can handle it. I can

00:43:28.940 handle any person I lose. I can handle anything that goes wrong in my life. I can handle anything

00:43:36.380 in my marriage. I can handle anything that this life has to offer me. That's part of the

00:43:43.080 psychological training that happens in ayahuasca. If that's what the psychological training of ayahuasca

00:43:50.640 is promising Will Smith, I think he should ask for a refund because it didn't work, did it? Because

00:43:57.400 not only can Will Smith quite evidently not handle anything that comes in his marriage or his

00:44:03.480 professional life or anything else, he can't handle an innocent joke from a comedian about his family

00:44:09.120 during an awards show, about his wife, about his actress wife, his public figure wife. He can't

00:44:13.900 even handle that without losing his mind. And I don't mean just to beat up on Will Smith.

00:44:20.500 This is what happens when people do a lot of drugs and do lots of crazy behaviors and engage in that

00:44:28.220 kind of stuff. Things go bad. I have so many friends who have gotten into psychedelics and

00:44:33.560 they really love psychedelics. They've tried to get me to do them. I've never been interested

00:44:36.980 because I don't want to break my brain. I'm not the brawniest guy. So if my brain breaks,

00:44:41.680 then I'm kind of screwed. And I said, no, no, I don't think I want that. And they said, no,

00:44:45.680 man, you get these really spiritual experiences. I said, I know, I go to church. So I get plenty of

00:44:50.440 spiritual experiences. And I know that those are not coming from some chemical that's breaking down my

00:44:55.980 brain matter, but from something a little bit higher, I would like to think. So no thanks. No

00:45:00.900 thanks. I don't, I don't want the drugs. And every person I know, every single one who has

00:45:06.840 gotten into psychedelics has ended up worse for it. Every person I know who's really gotten into

00:45:13.940 the psychedelic stuff has ended up the worse because they have done it. And they all think

00:45:19.240 they're better. They all think they've seen something, but they haven't. Or maybe they have

00:45:22.960 seen things, but I don't think they're seeing good things. I don't think, you know, when that voice

00:45:26.460 is screaming, this is what the F it is. I don't, I don't think that's an angel yelling at you.

00:45:30.320 If it's not just a hallucination, I'm not sure it's an angel that's yelling at you.

00:45:33.980 Daddy, daddy, where are you? Sorry, honey, I can't find you. I'm super high on drugs. I'm tripping

00:45:39.620 out of my mind right now. So I can't find you, honey. This is not the thing that responsible people do.

00:45:46.220 This is not the way to find some meaning in your life. People are drawn to this because it gets us

00:45:53.260 right back to what we were talking about at the top of the show. People are drawn to psychedelics

00:45:58.660 and even extreme diets and even really extreme kind of physical exercise, like yoga. They're drawn to

00:46:10.460 yoga, not just because they like to stretch, but because they want meaning. They're drawn to yoga

00:46:17.320 because yoga is actually a religious liturgy. It's a religious ritual. They're drawn, even something as

00:46:23.380 plain as an extreme diet, very often they're drawn to that because it's more natural. It's more in

00:46:29.780 tune with the earth, the way we're supposed to be, the things we ought to do. And they're especially

00:46:34.100 drawn to drugs for this reason. And most especially the hallucinogenics, the psychedelics, because they

00:46:40.700 think that they have a religious longing. That's totally normal. That's totally natural. Man is a

00:46:46.820 religious being, but you're not going to get the right answers that way. You are not going to fill

00:46:53.300 that gaping hole in your heart that you're longing for with all that stuff. Some people try to fill it

00:46:59.400 with politics and they turn politics into their, their greatest ultimate crusade. You're not going

00:47:04.380 to fill it with politics either. I'm not saying get out of the political realm, but you, you don't

00:47:08.920 want to put the cart before the horse, which is what, which is what Pelosi's doing, which is what all

00:47:13.600 these guys are doing. They're saying, I, my chief object of worship is my own will, is my own desire.

00:47:23.080 It's what I want. And ideally that goes along with religion and custom and culture and all this

00:47:29.200 stuff. But if it doesn't, damn it, if I've got to choose between my own will and my faith, what I

00:47:35.500 say is my faith, my will is going to win and I'm going to make my faith bend toward my will. Me, me,

00:47:42.680 me, what I want, what I want to do, me, me, me all the time. That's what it is. That's what it comes

00:47:47.800 down to, which is not, just not a good thing. Before we go, just a little side note, speaking of

00:47:54.040 drugs, we're approaching the anniversary of George Floyd's death. And just to remind you that the

00:48:01.000 fake news that surrounded that event and that kicked off eight months of race riots and terrorism

00:48:07.600 around the country, just to remind you that that's not over, the Washington Post has tweeted out on

00:48:11.800 May 25th, 2020, George Floyd was shot and killed in police custody. His death sparked outrage, wide

00:48:19.040 scale protests and calls to change policing. Two years later, what has or hasn't changed? You know what

00:48:23.500 hasn't changed? The Washington Post spreading fake news because obviously George Floyd was not shot

00:48:28.460 ever at all in police custody, outside of police custody. That's just completely fake. It's totally

00:48:33.520 made up. They've since stealthily edited it and they won't admit they did anything wrong. This was

00:48:38.360 on the page. They put that line on the page where they elicited reader responses to how they feel about

00:48:43.280 George Floyd. These myths, these now religious myths in the secular religion of leftism, of BLM,

00:48:51.480 of St. George Floyd, of all of these things. These are the myths that will be propagated with the

00:48:57.640 mouthpieces of this establishment. And they're going to keep pushing it. That is their faith. They have

00:49:02.860 got the zeal of a crusader. Okay. And it's, it's no surprise that when your religion contradicts them,

00:49:09.600 they're coming after your religion. I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show. See you tomorrow.

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