The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 1027 - Democrats Are The Party Of Amber Heard

00:00:00.000 26 days ago, Joe Biden's Secretary of Health and Human Services, Xavier Becerra, came down with

00:00:07.140 COVID. This was very strange, you see, because Becerra was fully vaccinated and boosted with

00:00:13.780 those vaccines that we were told are totally safe and effective and would prevent people

00:00:18.220 from catching COVID. But he came down with it 26 days ago, and then he recovered. And then do you

00:00:25.000 know what happened yesterday? You know. You know. I don't even have to tell you. Yesterday, the fully

00:00:31.960 vaxxed and boosted Becerra, who had just gotten over COVID, came down with COVID again. A couple

00:00:39.180 of months ago, Democrat Representative Maxine Waters came down with COVID. Also pretty weird,

00:00:45.120 since Waters also was fully vaccinated and boosted. But you know what's even weirder? You know what

00:00:50.480 happened two days ago? You're not going to. Actually, you will. You probably. Maxine Waters

00:00:57.580 came down with COVID again. And then the weirdest part of all, do you know what she said when she

00:01:03.920 announced her second bout of COVID in two months? You know what she said. She said the line that they

00:01:08.120 always say. She said she is, quote, grateful to be fully vaccinated and to have received two booster

00:01:14.960 shots. Then she encouraged everyone to get the vaccination and the boosters that did not stop

00:01:20.560 her from catching COVID twice in the same quarter. It would be funny if it weren't so sad. It's not

00:01:28.460 even all that sad that they caught COVID. They both seem like they're doing just fine. What is sad is that

00:01:34.140 they say these things with a straight face. They say it with a straight face, and they expect us to

00:01:40.440 believe it. They expect us to go along with it. How? How can they do it? Oh, yes. Make sure you

00:01:48.740 get these things that are super duper effective. I know that I seem to be catching COVID every week

00:01:52.240 now, but it's really important that you go get it. How do they do it? Is it ignorance? No doubt these

00:01:57.800 people are pretty ignorant. Certainly Maxine Waters is. Lots of them are. But I don't think primarily

00:02:03.300 this is about ignorance. I think it's narcissism. I think what we're seeing here is a battle

00:02:09.260 between the intellect and the will, between seeing things as they are and dreaming things

00:02:15.820 that never were, between reality and selfish pride. And at every single turn of that battle,

00:02:23.880 our ruling narcissists are choosing their delusions and themselves. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the

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00:04:25.460 Right now it is 8.34 in the morning, central time here in Nashville, Tennessee.

00:04:31.600 The Supreme Court is scheduled to release its opinions in 26 minutes. The opinion that is expected

00:04:40.800 today is the opinion in Dobbs versus Jackson Women's Health Organization. This is the opinion

00:04:46.920 that could and seems likely will uphold a pro-life law in Mississippi and could very possibly overrule

00:04:53.620 Roe versus Wade and Planned Parenthood B. Casey. Could overrule a fictional constitutional right,

00:05:00.060 quote unquote, to abortion that was invented by the Supreme Court in 1973. This would be the most

00:05:05.800 significant, probably most significant political event, at least domestic political event,

00:05:12.360 of our lifetimes in half a century. And we are waiting with bated breath. The Democrats canceled

00:05:18.400 their January 6th hearings today, which suggests that perhaps they got some word that this big

00:05:24.900 decision is going to come out. If the decision comes out, I think it is inevitable that we're going

00:05:29.260 to see rioting from the radical leftists. They've already tried to assassinate Justice Kavanaugh over

00:05:34.140 this. They have been illegally gathering outside of the justices' homes for weeks now. The Supreme

00:05:40.320 Court justice who wrote the draft opinion that was leaked, Sam Alito, was put into hiding, basically,

00:05:46.020 to protect him and his family. So we are waiting with bated breath on this decision. The Supreme Court

00:05:52.200 usually runs on time. Unlike those politicians and the elected people, the court usually runs on time.

00:05:58.140 So this is very possible. We don't know. We could be disappointed. I have instructed my producers

00:06:04.480 to be refreshing the page every two seconds so that we can react in real time. As we all know,

00:06:14.640 the libs cannot admit that they are wrong. And so if the opinion does come out to overrule Roe v. Wade,

00:06:21.380 expect wailing and gnashing of teeth from all the worst sorts of political activists in the country.

00:06:27.120 And it's because they can't admit that they were wrong. They're obviously wrong about abortion.

00:06:31.180 There is just no justification for killing an innocent little baby.

00:06:35.260 But they're wrong on the constitutional point, too. No serious legal or constitutional scholar

00:06:40.600 seriously argues that there is a right to abortion enshrined in the Constitution,

00:06:46.340 that the framers of our Constitution hid between the emanations and the penumbra as an invisible

00:06:51.180 link, some right to kill your own baby. It's not there. If anything, there is a prohibition on

00:06:56.500 killing babies because of the 14th Amendment and equal protection. And you can trace this back 0.89

00:07:01.520 to Blackstone's commentaries. You could make that argument. There's no way to make the argument

00:07:05.620 seriously that there is a constitutional right to an abortion. They are insisting on this because of

00:07:13.600 this battle between the will and the intellect. The intellect says there's no right to abortion in 0.96

00:07:17.460 the Constitution. The will says we want it and we're going to get it. And we're not going to let

00:07:22.100 logic or reason or facts or reality get in the way. This is what Joe Biden's doing right now

00:07:26.940 on inflation. The Republicans came out even before Biden got into office, back when the Congress,

00:07:34.820 with the support of many Republicans, was voting to spend all sorts of money on COVID,

00:07:39.340 lock down the economy, print up a bunch of money. There were Republicans who came out and said,

00:07:43.520 it's a bad idea because you can't just print money endlessly and give it away to people and expect

00:07:48.600 the economy to remain strong. The inevitable result of those sorts of actions is going to be

00:07:52.820 massive inflation. And they were mocked and they were derided and they were hushed up.

00:07:57.820 But these Republicans predicted it. They said, if you do what the Democrats are proposing,

00:08:02.080 you're going to get a lot of inflation. Never mind that you're going to stop American energy.

00:08:06.400 You're going to kill the American pipelines. You're going to stop new oil and gas leases.

00:08:10.540 You're going to create the conditions for a major war in Europe, first one since World War II. 0.67

00:08:14.660 All of that is going to cause prices to go through the roof. You're going to shut down the

00:08:17.960 entire economy. Then you're going to open it up again. That's going to create

00:08:20.560 tension on the economy. That's going to cause prices to go up. So it wasn't brain surgery,

00:08:25.540 okay? It wasn't rocket scientists. The Republicans said, if you follow these policies,

00:08:29.540 you're going to get inflation. Then what happened? Exactly what they predicted came true.

00:08:33.780 And now what's Joe Biden doing? He's blaming the Republicans for inflation.

00:08:38.500 There's nobody suggesting there's unchecked inflation on the way. No serious economist.

00:08:43.760 So that was back in July. That was back in July of last year. There's no serious economist who's

00:08:51.380 predicting inflation, but all the Republicans were, okay? And Joe Biden said, no, no, they're wrong.

00:08:55.520 They're wrong. They're full of it. There's no way the economists don't believe it. Then what does

00:08:59.780 he say yesterday to the AFL-CIO, the big labor union? He says, actually, forget about this. It's the

00:09:05.080 Republicans for. It's sapping the strength of a lot of families. I grew up in a household not far

00:09:12.840 from here, Claymont and Wilmington, where the price of a gallon of gasoline went up was a conversation

00:09:18.880 at the dinner table. It mattered. It mattered to my working family. It mattered if the price of food

00:09:26.320 went up. The problem is Republicans in Congress are doing everything they can to stop my plans to

00:09:34.780 bring down costs for unordinary families. That's why my plan is not finished and why the results 0.98

00:09:41.280 aren't finished either. Jobs are back, but prices are still too high. COVID is down, but gas prices are

00:09:50.080 up. That's true. The gas prices are up because of your policies. The policies that you said would

00:09:58.100 not cause inflation, and the Republicans said they would cause inflation. The conservatives certainly

00:10:03.720 said it. Ted Cruz was calling this. Even Lindsey Graham, who's kind of squishy, even Lindsey Graham

00:10:08.460 was calling this, was saying this is going to cause massive inflation. These sorts of big spending

00:10:13.960 policies. Certainly the conditions for the war to break out in Ukraine, certainly shutting down

00:10:21.880 American energy. That's going to cause the inflation. And then he says, what? These Republicans don't

00:10:26.380 care about inflation. They're stopping me. No, it's your agenda that it did it, buddy. And it's just

00:10:31.720 totally, totally shameless. But he can't admit that he was wrong. The Democrats broadly cannot admit that

00:10:40.520 they were wrong. They cannot have a moment's reflection. They cannot sit down and say, oh,

00:10:45.660 oh, I guess you guys were right. I guess you predicted it. So it's, it's just what, what's

00:10:50.260 driving conservatives crazy because all the crazy, wild, kooky conspiracy theories that conservatives

00:10:55.580 were suggesting about COVID-19, about the lockdowns for the past two years, about inflation, about foreign

00:11:02.580 policy, about immigration, about everything, about, about what would happen if you change the definition

00:11:07.580 of marriage. And if you mainstream things like transgenderism, it's going to end up in the 0.98

00:11:11.020 schools. They said, no, no, it's crazy. It's crazy. That's never going to happen. And then it did

00:11:14.040 happen. And then they look us in the face and they say, no, no, no, don't believe your lying eyes.

00:11:18.960 We, we, we suggested, you know, I, I'm a little skeptical of the vaccines. I don't think that it's

00:11:23.840 really going to stop people from catching COVID and spreading COVID. They said, you're crazy.

00:11:27.320 You're a conspiracy theorist. And then what happens? They all catch COVID like every three weeks now.

00:11:31.620 And then they look us in the face and they have the gall, the, the temerity to say, I'm so grateful

00:11:36.640 that I got my vaccines and my boosters. I'm so glad we shut down American energy. I'm so glad we're

00:11:43.000 spending more money than we could possibly imagine. I'm so glad. I'm so glad. And you better keep on

00:11:48.260 doing it. Why are you awful Republicans standing in our way? And it's the, the feeling of being gaslit

00:11:54.380 on these issues is so positively infuriating because there's no reasoning with it. There's no logic.

00:12:00.340 There's no argument. All that the libs are, are foisting upon us is the sheer tyranny of their

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00:13:35.440 Use promo code Knowles. You see the narcissism of our present culture, not just in Congress,

00:13:42.800 not just in the White House. You see it perhaps most clearly in the Amber Heard trial. Amber Heard

00:13:49.620 was out there. You know, she just lost this defamation case that Johnny Depp brought against

00:13:57.260 her. She made all these claims. Johnny Depp beat her. He was abusive. And then she was caught on

00:14:03.140 tape in many cases and certainly with the testimony of witnesses having lied. And she lost that case.

00:14:09.160 Now she's going out and playing victim again. Even the left-wing media are calling her out on it in 0.99

00:14:14.980 some cases. She was speaking to Savannah Guthrie on the Today Show. And Guthrie just asked this really

00:14:20.360 basic question. Hold on, you're telling me that all the evidence, all the testimony, everybody who has

00:14:26.480 some knowledge about this, it's all just wrong? They're all just lying? Even somebody who is

00:14:32.140 sure I'm deserving of all this hate and vitriol, even if you think that I'm lying,

00:14:42.540 you still couldn't look me in the eye and tell me that you think on social media there's been a fair

00:14:47.380 representation. You cannot tell me that you think that this has been fair.

00:14:52.280 I absolutely can tell you that. I didn't even watch that much of the trial, but everything I saw

00:14:57.620 suggests this was in fact much more fair than many trials and trials in court and trials in the press

00:15:05.260 that we've seen in recent years. A lot of evidence was presented and all of the evidence suggested

00:15:10.600 that Amber Heard was lying. Savannah Guthrie pushes her on this point.

00:15:14.060 She says, wait, hold on. So you're saying that everything that came out against you was just BS?

00:15:18.420 But then there are other times, there's another tape where you're taunting him and saying,

00:15:23.280 tell the world, Johnny Depp, I, a man, am a victim of domestic violence.

00:15:28.660 22nd clips or the transcripts of them are not representative of even the two hours or the

00:15:35.960 three hours that those clips are excerpt from. Could your side have just put the whole three

00:15:41.340 hours in then? I'm not a lawyer. As I testified to, I was talking in those recordings as a person

00:15:48.260 an extreme amount of emotional, psychological, and physical distress.

00:15:53.580 He says he never hit you. Never. Is that a lie?

00:15:58.360 Yes, it is. What about the witnesses who said they

00:16:02.280 have seen you instigate physical violence? I've seen firsthand how people will file rank

00:16:09.340 and support the person they depend on. Did they all come in and lie in court?

00:16:14.740 I am not here to call any of his witnesses any names. I'm here to just kind of talk about it from

00:16:23.140 what it felt like for me as a person who sat there.

00:16:26.720 There it is. There is the giveaway right there at the end. Because she's just denied,

00:16:31.300 denied, denied the whole time. That old Italian phrase in New York, deny till you die.

00:16:36.040 She's just keeping it up. And then so Guthrie brings in this question of objective reality.

00:16:41.900 She's saying, okay, well, if what you say is true, Amber, then everyone who testified against you

00:16:49.440 is either extremely mistaken or more likely lying. But Amber Heard doesn't want to go that

00:16:56.640 far because it's absurd. And so she says, no, I'm not saying they're lying. I'm just telling you what

00:17:03.440 it felt like for me. See, now it's no longer what it was, what it did, what the reality is.

00:17:11.680 Now it's just, this is what it felt like for me. Me, me, me, me, me. It's all about me and my feelings.

00:17:17.780 She is so insistent upon her own will, on her own desires, on what she wants,

00:17:26.360 that she is totally ignoring truth and reality. She's just neglecting. She doesn't really care

00:17:34.200 what it is. And when forced to confront that, she says, forget about the truth for a second.

00:17:37.920 Just talk about me and my feelings. When I talk about confused young women, there was a viral clip 0.98

00:17:44.300 from one of the pride parades around the country of some poor young women who were dressed up in all 0.92

00:17:50.020 sorts of weird LGBT, the baby blue and the baby pink purple and all the rainbow and the trans and 0.62

00:17:58.140 this and that. And an interviewer just came out and asked them on the street, hey, what does this

00:18:04.800 mean for you? Why are you here today? Who are you? I'm gay. What age did you know that you were gay?

00:18:14.300 Um, I think at like 10, I knew that I, I think at 10, but I wasn't like, I wasn't clear on my gender.

00:18:26.020 Yeah, I, I think it was around like 10 as well when I started questioning if I was bi. And then since

00:18:33.360 then it was kind of like a, a slippery slope. Cause I kept, I was like, am I bi, omni, lesbian? And then I,

00:18:38.740 I kind of like came to the point. And then now recently I've been like, am I pan? But then I like,

00:18:43.880 I think now I'm starting to realize that I'm queer, but yeah, it was, it started around 10.

00:18:48.860 It wasn't like fully formed, but I guess like that's when I realized, wait, that's a possibility.

00:18:55.600 Yeah. I am gender, queer, trans, mask and queer. What's trans mask? Trans mask is like people under 0.99

00:19:02.340 the non-binary umbrella at identifying like, or presenting mask. Masculine? Yeah. What about you?

00:19:09.520 Um, I'm trans and, uh, on my sexuality is unlabeled. Um, I use he, him pronouns. Yeah. And I use he,

00:19:19.860 they pronouns. He, him, he, they, trans mask. I was gay. Then I realized I'm more pan trans. I don't 0.68

00:19:25.840 know. You know, a little bit non bi trans pan. What a, what a bing bong. This video was put up by 0.99

00:19:34.860 Savannah Hernandez and then her account got nuked for apparently no reason, but you can still find

00:19:39.540 it somewhere on the internet. Apparently, you know, you can find it on this show too. We were

00:19:42.820 lucky to get it there. It tells you so much about the culture. And do I feel bad for these young

00:19:49.140 women? I do. I genuinely feel bad for these young women. Do I, do I think that the culture and the

00:19:56.120 society is leading people to these sorts of disordered and destructive sexual ideologies? For sure.

00:20:03.040 Of course, there's huge encouragement everywhere. You can't find a corporate logo this month that

00:20:07.400 doesn't have a bunch of rainbow colors, urging people of every age all the way down to two years

00:20:11.820 old and three years old to pretend to be the opposite sex and screw up their bodies and their 0.99

00:20:15.960 lives. So yeah, there's a big part of that, but there's a, this goes to the individual as well.

00:20:22.960 It's an individual problem. And it's not just with that confused girl or the confused girl next to her.

00:20:27.340 And it's not just with the LGBT and the rainbows. And it's, it's really a, a totally pervasive 0.94

00:20:33.720 problem for all of us. And the problem is narcissism. Do you think there is one second

00:20:40.760 of the day that those two young women aren't thinking about themselves? The way that they

00:20:45.600 talk, well, I was just, I was really focused on myself and, and the trans mask. And then I realized,

00:20:50.220 no, I'm a little bit more of a pan today. And then I woke up and I wasn't feeling like a pan,

00:20:54.120 man. I was feeling like a pot and a plate. You know, I was a little bit more of a trans

00:20:57.920 by this, that, you know, there's a whole world out there, darling. Look at it. You look up,

00:21:03.520 you can see the birds in the sky. You can see the fish in the water. You can, you can read a book.

00:21:08.760 That's great. You can read a, what about a great novel? How about you open up Jane Austen? That'll

00:21:13.640 be really interesting. Or go watch a documentary or, or just, I don't know, observe other people and stop

00:21:19.800 thinking about yourself. Because if you think about yourself all the time, you're going to drive

00:21:25.820 yourself insane, which is what has happened. To, to try to cure narcissism, egotism, the self-absorption,

00:21:37.440 to try to cure that, you don't need to think less of yourself. The whole point of pride month,

00:21:43.260 so they say, is that you shouldn't feel bad about yourself. You should feel really good about yourself.

00:21:47.280 You shouldn't think of yourself in a low way. You should think of yourself in this really high,

00:21:51.080 exalted way. But the, the, the solution here is not to think less of yourself. The solution is

00:21:55.840 think of yourself less. Just think of other things beyond you. Think a little bit less of your

00:22:03.780 desires and your appetites and your wants. And start thinking about objective reality.

00:22:09.880 And maybe, dare I suggest, think about your duties and your obligations and your roles in your family

00:22:16.020 and in your community and in your country. Think about that. It will cure a lot of those problems.

00:22:22.800 I went back. I was, I was going through some Christopher Lash last night as a result of this.

00:22:28.460 Christopher Lash, great writer who famously wrote The Culture of Narcissism. And he predicted this

00:22:35.700 many years ago. And what he saw happening in the culture seems to have been proven truer and truer

00:22:42.620 every day. He saw that since the late, since the early 1940s, really, you had this therapeutic

00:22:49.060 culture that was developing. And psychologists were meeting with patients who did not have really

00:22:54.280 well-defined systems. They just had a kind of cornucopia of ill-defined dissatisfactions.

00:23:02.400 They just weren't, they just weren't feeling, you know, they're just, ah, you're just feeling kind of

00:23:06.620 blah. And what am I? And what am I doing? He saw a protective shallowness in emotional relations.

00:23:13.780 He saw people becoming hypochondriacal. Oh my gosh, look around the culture. We're at completely

00:23:19.180 hypochondriac culture. Everyone seems to think that they've got some super special little disorder.

00:23:24.360 They use the language of medicine just to describe perfectly ordinary personality quirks. People say,

00:23:29.720 oh, I'm so OCD. They don't actually have obsessive compulsive disorder. They say, it's just,

00:23:33.620 I'm just OCD. Or obviously you see it on the sexual ideologies. I'm trans. I'm pants. I'm this.

00:23:37.940 I'm just so special. I've got these medical problems that you can't really identify anywhere

00:23:42.180 on my body, but they're there. They're really, and you need to all cater to me and to my wishes

00:23:46.400 and to my desires all the time. And we always, what Lash saw was this special affinity for therapy,

00:23:52.040 just not going to therapy to fix your problem, but just to, just to talk all the time about all,

00:23:56.700 and just, we're always in this therapeutic kind of culture, this fear of aging, this fear of death,

00:24:02.340 this fear of time, this fear of commitment, this fear of doing anything outside of yourself.

00:24:06.720 But a man wrapped up in himself makes a very small package indeed. And I know there is this impulse

00:24:12.720 among so many people to, to just coddle the people who are, who are in the thrall of these ideologies

00:24:20.380 and say, oh no, it's okay. You're so confused sexually. I feel so bad for you. Sometimes people

00:24:25.160 need a little bit of tough love here. It's the narcissism isn't helping anybody. It's so pervasive.

00:24:30.960 It's so easy to fall into for all of us. I don't exclude myself or anyone in the audience from that,

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00:25:39.980 You want to talk about narcissism in our culture. There was a TikTok video just went viral

00:25:56.160 from a woman named Remy Bader. And Remy Bader showed up to a ranch and I guess she wanted to 1.00

00:26:02.520 ride horses, but there was a problem. So she's walking around the ranch and she's got a little

00:26:08.720 caption there on her TikTok video. It says, shout out to Deep Hollow Ranch in Montauk for making me

00:26:16.140 leave because I weigh over 240 pounds. She's 240. There she is. I don't think they made her leave 0.94

00:26:24.240 the grounds. I don't think they said, you know, you're going to fall through the earth and destroy

00:26:28.340 the crops because you're 240 pounds. They just wouldn't let her ride a horse. She was really angry 0.65

00:26:33.200 about that. She took to TikTok to complain about that because it's all about her. You see, the whole

00:26:40.240 world is about her and the suffering of other creatures doesn't matter as long as her pleasure 0.98

00:26:47.160 is satisfied. Why do you think this woman was turned away from riding the horses at the ranch? 1.00

00:26:52.820 Do you think it's because the ranchers just hated her? Do you think it's because of her terrible

00:26:56.860 oppression? Or do you think it's because she was going to break the back of the horse and they took 0.97

00:27:01.000 into consideration the feelings of the horse as well. And they took into consideration

00:27:05.200 propriety and what's good and just outside of this woman's own will. But she says, I don't care if we 0.98

00:27:11.620 break the back of the horse. What do I care about the damn horse? This is the same thing that the

00:27:15.620 Marquis de Sade said. Truly, the Marquis de Sade, from whom we get the word sadism. His big question was,

00:27:22.960 why is your pain any more important than my pleasure? That's narcissism. That's the extreme

00:27:35.180 pathological version of self-absorption and selfishness. But it's different. It's much more

00:27:42.380 than just a regular old selfishness, which everybody's got. It's this inability and unwillingness

00:27:48.820 and lack of desire to take into account anyone or anything else other than oneself.

00:27:57.980 She can't even see how ridiculous she looks posting that to Twitter. 0.89

00:28:03.160 Not just ridiculous because she's bragging about her weight or says part of the body positivity pride

00:28:09.240 movement. That in itself is sort of a ridiculous thing. But to come out and say, can you believe

00:28:15.500 this? They kicked me? What about the poor horse? Oh, you never thought about the horse? Because you

00:28:19.960 guys in this culture don't think about anything other than yourself. And it's very, very sad for

00:28:27.080 everybody involved. We are living in a really low moment in our culture. There's this prejudice that

00:28:35.160 modern people have that we know so much more than all those old timey people. You walk around the

00:28:40.520 ruins of ancient Greece, you think, are these idiots? They didn't even have iPhones. You know,

00:28:44.960 what a bunch of dummies, Aristotle and Plato. What did they know? They didn't even have computers.

00:28:51.580 What a bunch of dumb idiots. They had to walk around places, but I have a Honda.

00:28:57.220 Those dummies, they were so unsophisticated. And so we have this idea that our culture is really so

00:29:04.160 much more advanced. We're not. I think if you really look into ancient Rome at its height,

00:29:10.320 you look into Athenian imperial, Athenian democracy, Athenian imperial democracy, really,

00:29:16.940 you look at the great civilizations, you realize they really had it a lot more together in many

00:29:23.440 ways than we do. In some cases, technologically as well. You look at the Roman aqueducts,

00:29:26.860 for goodness sakes. And I think the clearest example of this today is that while the ancient

00:29:33.880 Athenians may not have had iPhones, they knew what a woman is, they knew quite a lot about man and his

00:29:44.600 role in the universe, probably a lot more than the average person in our culture knows today.

00:29:50.140 We talk about this question, what is a woman? This was a big Daily Wire documentary.

00:29:53.660 It's even gotten worse since then. I thought that it could not possibly get dumber than having to

00:30:01.520 explain to large swaths of our population that a man is not a woman. But actually, it's gotten even

00:30:07.720 crazier. We now have to explain to people that elephants are not people. This was a real court case.

00:30:15.740 We're all waiting on the Dobbs decision and other court decisions from the SCOTUS today.

00:30:20.260 Okay. I've got an even crazier court decision that just came out of the New York State Court of

00:30:25.660 Appeals. Fortunately, it was decided the right way. It was a 5-2 decision. So actually, two judges on

00:30:32.780 the court didn't seem to understand it. The case was about this question, are elephants people?

00:30:38.100 This case was brought by the Non-Human Rights Project. This is a radical animal rights group.

00:30:45.360 The organization requested a writ of habeas corpus to take Happy, a female Asian elephant that was

00:30:53.660 brought to the Bronx Zoo in 1977, away from the zoo. And the reason they wanted this writ of habeas

00:30:59.960 corpus, this idea that you have a right to your body, the group contended that Happy the elephant

00:31:05.240 was not, in fact, an elephant, but a person. Because, they argued, elephants possess complex cognitive

00:31:12.680 and emotional capabilities. And therefore, because the elephant was, practically speaking,

00:31:18.480 a person, it was illegal to confine the elephant to the zoo. I'm not denying that elephants,

00:31:26.920 relative to other animals, possess high intelligence. Sure. Relative to human beings, not even close.

00:31:35.100 And a lot of people are confused about this these days. But relative to other animals, yeah,

00:31:38.700 elephants seem very intelligent. They possess an intellect that is appropriate to their animal

00:31:45.580 condition. But they're not people. This is a big distinction here. We used to understand that

00:31:56.360 human beings are special. Human beings uniquely possess will and intellect. We have language such that

00:32:05.020 we can communicate, not merely our appetites and our desires, but we can communicate in an abstract

00:32:10.140 and rational way about objective reality to one another. That's how we're speaking right now.

00:32:14.880 That's how you're hearing what I'm saying. That's how I'm going to hear from you in the voicemail bag

00:32:18.000 on Friday. That's how we have self-government. It's how we decide what to have for dinner and everything

00:32:21.860 else in between. That is different from any other animal, including the elephants, who are relatively

00:32:27.820 very intelligent. That's true. But the elephants aren't people. Here's how I'll prove it to you.

00:32:31.880 If elephants are persons, if they are people, then when they kill other elephants, certainly when

00:32:42.060 they kill people, we would put them on trial. That's what happens when you're a person. When

00:32:47.620 you do bad things when you're a person, when you commit crimes, you are held to account for those

00:32:52.980 crimes. You're given a trial, and you have the right to due process. Then you can make a defense

00:32:58.740 for yourself, or you get a lawyer, and then you're found guilty or innocent. Do you think

00:33:03.560 we should have a trial if an elephant kills some other animal and eats it? No, that would be

00:33:09.780 ridiculous. Do you think we should even have a trial if an elephant kills a human being? There are

00:33:15.980 throughout history actually some really bizarro cases of people who either as a kind of public

00:33:22.060 spectacle or because of a great deal of confusion, have tried to try animals and then hang them or

00:33:28.740 execute them. The reason that these are notable throughout history is because they're so absurd.

00:33:34.300 We all know every single person with two brain cells to rub together on earth knows that it would

00:33:38.780 be preposterous to put an elephant on trial. Why? Because we know that the elephant isn't a person.

00:33:44.860 Human rights, such as they are, are inseparable from human responsibilities, human duties, human

00:33:55.340 obligations. All of those things, the human rights and the obligations and the duties are inseparable

00:33:59.820 from humanity, which is different in kind from the rest of the natural environment. Not just different

00:34:05.840 in degree like the libs want us to believe, but different in kind. We're actually special. We're

00:34:13.040 actually made in the image of God. And this isn't just some mystical pie in the sky kind of notion.

00:34:19.420 This has real practical consequences and real practical effects that we can observe. The fact

00:34:24.440 that we can reason in an abstract way. The fact that we have a lower will, the appetite, and a higher

00:34:28.860 will, and we can actually sort of tame the appetite to some degree through the rational will that

00:34:33.680 mediates between the divine will and the appetite. All these sorts of things. I'm just giving you the very

00:34:38.140 basic overview of the most elemental aspects of philosophy that have been discarded because we've

00:34:46.340 replaced all of that with will. We've replaced all of that with just, I want, I want, I want.

00:34:50.880 I think the reason that the libs are confusing animals with human beings is not because the animals

00:34:55.600 are behaving like human beings. It's because the human beings are behaving like animals.

00:34:59.520 And we're neglecting and discarding our higher will and our reason and our facts and our logic.

00:35:05.520 Why do you think that the videos, Ben kind of first popularized them, but then they became

00:35:09.780 a whole genre of the internet? So-and-so destroys such and such with facts and logic. Why did that

00:35:17.440 become such a big phenomenon? Because we're living in a culture that increasingly discards facts and

00:35:23.400 logic. And we know that that's special. We know that facts and logic are special and important and

00:35:28.820 something that play a central role in human life, or at least they did until recently. And we miss

00:35:34.820 that. That's why. That's why we get all those clicks on YouTube, folks. It's also why we're

00:35:38.660 different. Because the elephants, no matter how advanced they are, they cannot own you with facts

00:35:43.480 and logic. They will own you with their trunks and their hoofs and smush you if you cross them.

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00:36:14.880 shipping. Limited time only, exclusions do apply. Speaking of animals and the zoo, animals are

00:36:21.620 behaving even in a more bestial way, certainly at the Montana Zoo, because they're hosting a drag queen 1.00

00:36:27.020 story hour there. What is drag queen story hour? It's when a bunch of perverts discard facts and 1.00

00:36:33.620 reason and logic, and they go and jiggle and twerk and sexualize little kids. And that's what's going 1.00

00:36:37.940 on now at this Montana Zoo. Zoo Montana in Billings, Montana has planned the event for June 22nd.

00:36:44.300 Coming up, get your tickets now. People in the local community don't want it. People in the local

00:36:49.700 community said, hey man, what the heck? This is Montana. This isn't San Francisco. This isn't Brooklyn,

00:36:55.680 New York. Get this nonsense out of Montana. The zoo's director says no way. The director of Zoo

00:37:00.500 Montana, Jeff Ewelt, says, we've heard from many of you in regard to the 406 Pride drag queen story

00:37:07.700 hour being held at the zoo later this month. Let me be clear. Zoo Montana prides itself in being

00:37:13.980 inclusive of all living things. 406 Pride is a respected and valued community asset, one we are

00:37:20.480 proud to support and host at Zoo Montana. While personal threats and threats of no longer

00:37:26.020 supporting the zoo are concerning, we will not let unwarranted fear and hate deter our decision

00:37:31.280 to move forward with this harmless and fun reading event. So you get these perverts, in some cases,

00:37:37.760 notable cases, have been sex offenders to show up and jiggle half naked for your little kids. That's

00:37:42.800 totally harmless, right? It's a fun reading event that's held throughout the country. Unfortunately,

00:37:47.040 that's true. At the end of the day, if your personal agenda does not fit this event, we simply ask that

00:37:52.880 you do not come to the zoo that day. It would be a shame to never allow your children back to the zoo

00:37:57.520 because of one simple event, Happy Pride Month. So there it is. There it is. There's the tyranny of will. 0.66

00:38:04.020 You see it again because it's the emotional manipulation there. They say, look, we know that the

00:38:09.300 community doesn't want this. We know, we might even be willing to admit in private, in an honest and

00:38:15.580 candid moment that this is a little weird and disordered. But look, we want to have it. We want to let

00:38:21.400 these weirdos dress up like chicks and jiggle and twerk for little kids. And we're going to do that. And 0.74

00:38:29.580 your only option is not to come to the zoo. What? It sure would be a shame if your kid didn't get to go to

00:38:35.160 the zoo anymore. What? You want to deprive your kid of the zoo? It's the same logic they use. Oh, it'd be such a

00:38:40.880 shame not to let your kid see the animals. It'd be such a shame not to let your kid go to the movies

00:38:45.720 anymore just because they're turning every movie into some indoctrination session for radical leftist

00:38:53.240 ideologies, including sexual ideologies. For goodness sakes, there's going to be a lesbian make-out 1.00

00:38:57.660 scene among lesbian toys in Toy Story. They have to do it. And they say, what? You're going to deprive 1.00

00:39:02.600 your kid of Toy Story? We'll get to that in a second. Well, they say, with school. What? You're going to

00:39:07.460 deprive your kid of going to school? Yeah, look, of course. Look, we've got to teach critical race 1.00

00:39:12.660 theory in schools. We've got to teach transgenderism in elementary schools and kindergarten. We've got to

00:39:19.300 empower the guidance counselors and the school administrators to trans your kids and to

00:39:24.200 encourage them to go on puberty blockers and cross sex hormones, in some cases, without your 0.67

00:39:28.480 knowledge or consent. We have to do all that. But what are you going to do? You're going to deprive

00:39:31.960 your kid of going to school? What a bad parent you are. Why is that the choice? Look, we're just

00:39:38.960 trying to be inclusive, man. Look, we're just trying to inclusively and diversely and equitably

00:39:45.200 trans your kids and convince them to discard everything you've ever taught them to believe 1.00

00:39:51.240 and convince them to deny reality and to screw up their body chemistry for the rest of their lives.

00:39:56.020 That's all we want to do. And what? And you're going to deprive them of that? No,

00:40:00.180 I'm going to deprive you of your ability to do that. That's what I'm going to do,

00:40:03.040 actually, because we have the right and frankly, the obligation in our society to tell these people,

00:40:09.640 no. The zoo wants to bring the drag queens to jiggle for your kids. The community does not want 1.00

00:40:21.020 the zoo to bring the drag queens to jiggle for the kids. Reason and logic and morality and truth and 1.00

00:40:29.080 virtue and all that good stuff is on the side of the local community and is against the side of the

00:40:34.300 zoo and the perverts and the groomers and the weirdos. So that's one, that's one mark for the

00:40:39.840 local community. And furthermore, the local community has political power. At least it did

00:40:44.680 until very recently. And I think it still does. And I think what the local community needs to do is go

00:40:49.760 in and call this zoo, call up Zoo Montana. I think the members of Zoo Montana should call this guy,

00:40:55.220 Jeff Ewald, and pull their donations. I think they should call their state representatives,

00:41:01.080 maybe their members of Congress, their mayors, their every elected official who is entrusted by

00:41:07.400 the vote of the people with the public good, with ensuring the public good, and go in there and say,

00:41:14.020 fire this guy, threaten to take away funding from the zoo, and tell them to cut it out. Do the same

00:41:21.020 thing with Hollywood. Do the same thing with the schools. You've seen it work on the schools in

00:41:24.680 Virginia. You've seen it work in Florida. It can't, ordinary people still have some political power in 0.97

00:41:30.140 this country. You've just got to tell these little tyrants, no. I mentioned Buzz Lightyear a little

00:41:39.280 bit earlier. It was the new Buzz Lightyear movie. I do not intend, well, I certainly don't intend on

00:41:44.160 seeing this movie myself. And I don't intend on taking my little kid to this movie because

00:41:47.780 I love the Toy Story movies. Certainly the first one was just great, but they're all pretty good.

00:41:53.220 They're all kind of the same movie, but they're all good. Nice, warm, wholesome stories, characters,

00:41:58.900 nice music. And as always, the left has to take a thing that is good and popular and beautiful,

00:42:07.440 and then go in and suck out its insides and drain all the blood out of it and rot it out from the 0.93

00:42:13.520 inside and just use it as a vessel to push its very radical political agenda. Do you really believe

00:42:21.000 that the story of Lightyear, of the prequel to Toy Story, that the only way to serve that plot

00:42:28.940 is by inserting a lesbian kiss scene? No, I bet it's completely extraneous to the plot. 0.95

00:42:35.380 In fact, the scene was cut previously, and then the Disney radical employees decided to throw a big

00:42:43.180 hullabaloo about it, and so they put the scene back in. Not to serve the story, not for the benefit of

00:42:50.220 the audience, but just because of these radical leftist activists who worked for Disney. So they

00:42:54.140 put the scene back in. I think now people ought to vote with their wallets. Look, DW, we're out there

00:43:01.240 making movies. We haven't made kids content yet. We're investing a ton of money in it right now,

00:43:05.900 by the way. We're going to have kids content very soon. I wouldn't do this. Furthermore,

00:43:10.960 I would go in and start exerting a little more political control over these movies. I know this

00:43:16.560 is anathema to some people who have imbibed a lot of the platitudes of the liberal left about how we

00:43:22.060 should have no limits whatsoever on art. That's totally bunk, man. All good art, every single piece

00:43:28.060 of good art that has ever been produced has limits on it. And this is especially true of movies.

00:43:33.620 You're seeing it right now, by the way. I think Lightyear has been banned in 14 countries because

00:43:39.080 these countries say, no, we don't want this woke stuff. We don't want, this is just, we don't like

00:43:42.980 it. We're not going to do it. We're not going to allow it in. Tough stuff, Hollywood, and Hollywood's

00:43:46.580 willing to lose money if they can still push their woke ideology. But, and by the way, Hollywood is,

00:43:54.380 they fired Tim Allen, who originated the role. He is the voice of Buzz Lightyear, but they fired him.

00:43:59.840 Why'd they fire him? They hired Chris Evans. And you can't blame this on money. You can't say Tim

00:44:05.380 Allen was asking for too much money. I strongly suspect Tim Allen negotiates for less money than

00:44:10.840 Chris Evans does. Chris Evans right now is a bigger movie star. But Chris Evans is a big lib,

00:44:15.800 and Tim Allen is an outspoken conservative. And so it seems clear to me, clear as day,

00:44:19.480 that they fired Tim Allen from his beloved and iconic role just for his politics.

00:44:26.060 And so what are we going to do about that? We need to put limits on these things.

00:44:31.680 There was a period in the history of Hollywood called the Hays Code. And today, whenever the

00:44:37.160 Hays Code is invoked, kind of like McCarthyism, no one ever really explains what it was.

00:44:42.780 No one ever, it's just, it's got this insinuation that it was really, really bad. And we're not going

00:44:46.840 to tell you what it was, but it was just, it was really bad and censorship and censorship's always

00:44:50.260 bad. And so we got to get rid of that. The Hays Code was the greatest thing that ever happened to

00:44:56.640 Hollywood and the greatest movies ever made. Almost without, there are some exceptions, obviously,

00:45:01.420 because it was only a short period of time. But a disproportionate number of the greatest

00:45:05.000 movies ever made were made during the period of the Hays Code. The movies before and after the Hays

00:45:09.880 Code were worse in almost every case. Before the Hays Code, which insisted on some standards in the

00:45:16.380 movies, and it lasted from 1934 to 1968. So about 34 years, decent period of time.

00:45:25.400 Before the Hays Code, movies were weird and creepy and degenerate and decadent. There's a scene that

00:45:31.020 goes viral sometimes. Most people haven't seen the full movie. It's called Freaks. This is the kind

00:45:35.020 of stuff you got before the Hays Code.

00:45:36.440 They'll make her one of us a loving cop, a loving cop. We accept her, one of us. We accept her,

00:45:44.900 one of us. Google gobble, Google gobble. We accept her, we accept her. Google gobble,

00:45:51.600 Google gobble. One of us, one of us. Google gobble. Google gobble. They're going to make you one of

00:45:59.680 them. Google gobble. Google gobble. Google gobble. We accept her, we accept her. Google gobble. 0.54

00:46:19.200 Freaks! Freaks! Freaks! Get both of you! 1.00

00:46:23.060 Not exactly the highest kind of art, is it? It's just, I mean, the movie's called Freaks.

00:46:29.720 It was supposed to just be a freak show, and there's no real logic or reason to it. It's just

00:46:34.440 a bunch of people who look kind of weird, just screaming, Google gobble, Google gobble. One of

00:46:40.340 us, one of us. And the whole point of that scene is to just be really weird and to not really partake

00:46:48.680 of logic or reason. Then you get the Hays Code. Two years later, you get the Hays Code. Five years

00:46:55.580 after that, you get 1939, the greatest year for Hollywood movies ever. 1939, you get The Wizard

00:47:01.600 of Oz, Stagecoach, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Gone with the Wind, Wuthering Heights, and that's

00:47:08.260 not even the whole list. You might say, oh, well, those are kind of old movies. Compared to almost,

00:47:14.920 well, certainly compared to any year in Hollywood history, but just compare any of those movies to

00:47:20.300 any other movie. They're some of the greatest movies ever made, and they were made with limits,

00:47:25.020 like a sonnet, like poetry. When poetry has some limits imposed on it, limits like rhyme,

00:47:33.460 limits like meter, limits like a certain number of lines, the poems tend to be better than slam

00:47:40.560 poetry, which is the death of art. That is the sort of thing that we might have to get back to,

00:47:46.580 I think. If we want good art, if we want reason, if we want logic, what is logic? What is reason?

00:47:53.700 What is truth? What is goodness, if not a limit? It's a limit. It says, no, no, we're going to

00:47:58.420 discard falsehood. We're going to discard bad stuff. We're going to discard ugliness. We're going to kind

00:48:02.880 of tamp that down a little bit. It's a limit, but it's a limit that opens you up. The Founding Fathers

00:48:07.440 didn't talk about how we need to have licentiousness all the time and gobble, gobble, gobble,

00:48:10.920 gobble, one of us. It said the opposite. They said, we need ordered liberty. It's not that

00:48:15.760 there's a conflict here. It's not that they're in opposition, order and liberty. They actually work

00:48:20.620 together. The liberty that is exalting, that lifts your eyes up, that is ennobling, that is an ordered

00:48:29.240 liberty. This is a very basic idea. This is right at the heart of Christianity. Christ says,

00:48:34.520 the man who sins is a slave to sin. Some people think that sinning is a high form of liberty. You

00:48:40.180 know, you get to shoot up the heroin or whatever, or have a, you know, a thruple monkeypox party or 0.94

00:48:44.340 some gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble. That's not. Anyone who's ever been in the throes of any

00:48:48.480 semblance of an addiction knows it's actually slavery. And it enslaves us to a culture that's

00:48:54.240 decadent and weird that doesn't even make sense. You can't govern yourself if you're in a culture where

00:48:58.060 you can't speak and understand one another, where we're all just sitting around a table saying,

00:49:01.520 gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble. It's even hard to say it. It's even hard

00:49:05.780 to get those very words out. If we want a society that is good and ordinary and lets us actually be

00:49:13.540 free, we need those limits. And the libs know it too, by the way. I'll just tease this story,

00:49:18.260 but we'll have to get to it later this week. The left, backed in large part by George Soros,

00:49:23.420 is right now attempting to buy up all sorts of Spanish-speaking radio stations to censor them,

00:49:28.860 to censor the conservatives, to try to create the limits that they want, the really bad limits for

00:49:33.920 their really bad society. We need to think more deeply about this too. We need to push for some

00:49:38.380 action. We need to stop gobble gobbling. I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show. See you

00:49:42.200 tomorrow.

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The Michael Knowles Show - June 15, 2022

Ep. 1027 - Democrats Are The Party Of Amber Heard

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