The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 1044 - Brown People Are like ＂Breakfast Tacos＂ - Jill Biden

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00:00:18.600 I'm not joking, that was actually the name, in San Antonio, First Lady Jill Biden attempted to 0.87

00:00:24.940 woo back Hispanic voters for her husband by comparing them to tacos. But we can't get those 0.74

00:00:32.140 things on our own. Raul helped build this organization with the understanding that the

00:00:39.660 diversity of this community, as distinct as the Bogodá's of the Bronx, as beautiful as the

00:00:48.120 blossoms of Miami, and as unique as the breakfast tacos here in San Antonio

00:00:55.160 is your strength. Black people, you are as effervescent as a bottle of grape soda from 1.00

00:01:06.320 the corner deli. Italians, you are as slimy as a bowl of scungili on Arthur Avenue. Vote for us, 1.00

00:01:13.720 the party of inclusion. The issue is not that anyone is actually offended by what Joe Biden said.

00:01:22.180 I don't think anyone is actually offended. The issue is not that it's racist or whatever. We're

00:01:26.920 all just laughing at her and her party. The issue is that this lady and her entire party 1.00

00:01:34.260 are completely out of touch. The Democrats used to be good at pandering. They were especially good

00:01:41.440 at racial pandering. Now they can't even pronounce bodega. What did she say? Bogota? What are the

00:01:49.220 Bogotas of the Bronx? The issue is that the elite liberals are superficial. They are so removed 0.98

00:01:56.620 from people's everyday realities that they haven't even noticed that it's going to take more than glib

00:02:02.740 references to tacos to keep Hispanic voters and the rest of the Democrat coalition in line.

00:02:09.180 I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.

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00:04:01.640 The libs stepping on rakes when it comes to racial identity politics is something that I am absolutely 0.99

00:04:10.900 here for. I love it. If I could just watch videos of various Democrats making stupid tacos comparisons 0.98

00:04:18.760 all day, I would. Because the libs have benefited greatly by ginning up racial resentment, specifically 1.00

00:04:26.360 racial resentment against white people for the past, I don't know, 40, 50 years at least. They have

00:04:32.440 gotten an electoral benefit out of that. And the electoral benefit is starting to run out. And they're

00:04:37.300 now starting to have to deal with the consequences of their own really cynical political strategy.

00:04:43.580 Nowhere is this clearer than on TikTok, where an ethnic, some kind of ethnic lib is now demanding 0.96

00:04:52.480 that the white libs keep their mouths shut. If you're a white liberal leftist or consider yourself

00:04:59.560 to be a white ally, I have a challenge for you. Don't create any more content on TikTok until September 0.90

00:05:07.460 22nd. And honestly, you deserve a break because every day is a white person day and y'all must be 0.63

00:05:15.700 exhausted. So while you sit back, listen, learn, and truly de-center yourself, Black, Indigenous, and other

00:05:23.460 people of color, we got it from here. Please though, continue to like, comment, and share our content

00:05:30.560 because y'all are always talking about how you want to support us and create equity. But the truth

00:05:36.900 that so many of y'all are unwilling to accept is that you do not want Black, Indigenous, and other

00:05:44.560 people of color to lead and pave the way. Because what would we do without your perspective, your voice,

00:05:52.800 your commentary, your education? We would thrive.

00:05:56.840 So the campaign is white libs shut up. Finally, a TikTok campaign I can get behind. You go, girl. 1.00

00:06:06.200 You tell them. You tell those white libs. And white libs, if you believe it, if you believe all the 0.91

00:06:11.020 nonsense you've been spouting for years, then put your money where your mouth is, put your mouth where 0.99

00:06:16.140 your rhetoric is, and keep it shut. Keep it closed. This is so delightful. So, so delightful to watch the 0.95

00:06:25.720 libs hoisted on their own petards, specifically the white libs. The inevitable consequence of this 1.00

00:06:33.080 is going to be an increase of white racial consciousness. It's the inevitable. Because 0.79

00:06:38.200 what the libs have been doing for the past half century at least is been encouraging every racial 0.82

00:06:44.060 group in the country to increase their racial consciousness. For a long time in America, we had 0.79

00:06:50.060 been encouraging people to decrease their racial consciousness. We say race is not, it's not the most

00:06:55.220 important part of your identity, especially in a multi-racial, multi-ethnic country. Things are

00:07:01.100 going to go really bad if we all start dramatically increasing our racial consciousness. It's going to

00:07:05.260 lead to all sorts of fighting and tension. It's going to cause a breakdown of American democracy.

00:07:09.780 So we really, really encourage people to reduce their racial consciousness. The libs said, no way,

00:07:14.860 no way. Listen, black people, increase your racial consciousness. Listen, Hispanic people, 0.99

00:07:18.900 same thing. Listen, Asian people, even same thing. And it's worked. If you look at Pew Research,

00:07:23.580 every racial group other than white people has a greater than 50% racial consciousness,

00:07:29.780 meaning they believe that race is very important to their identity. If you look at black people,

00:07:36.240 which that's the group with the highest racial consciousness, it's well over 70%. I think it's

00:07:41.100 even over 75%, but it's certainly over 70. For white people, it's all the way down at 15%.

00:07:47.060 But the white liberals have been cynically encouraging everyone else to increase their

00:07:53.420 racial consciousness because they think it's going to help them win elections. It's natural 0.99

00:07:58.480 for groups to have a racial consciousness, by the way. We pretend in America and in Western

00:08:04.960 civilization that racism is the aberration, that racism is the exception in the world. It's not.

00:08:12.160 That's the natural state of man because we're tribal beings and politics begins with a tribal

00:08:20.280 sort of mindset. And then you can try to expand that into the city or the state or the nation.

00:08:26.220 But it begins with a really tribal kind of identity. So that's the normal part. It's normal

00:08:31.060 on the left. Obviously, the left is ginning up this racial stuff constantly, but it's natural on the 0.97

00:08:35.880 right to. And the only thing, truly the only thing that will cut against that is Christianity.

00:08:42.940 The only reason that you ever hear anyone inveigh against racism or suggest that people not have as

00:08:49.020 strong a racial consciousness is because of Christianity, because Christianity says that

00:08:53.400 there is neither Jew nor Greek nor slave nor free, but all are one in Christ Jesus. Because

00:08:58.580 Christianity says there is something much more important to our identity, namely that we are made in

00:09:05.080 the image of God. And if we're made in the image of God, then there is a solidarity among all people,

00:09:09.500 regardless of their race or their origin or their skin color or anything like that.

00:09:13.820 As Christianity declines in public life, you are going to see an increase in racial consciousness 0.99

00:09:19.680 on the left and on the right. You saw it really beginning in the 20th century on the right, you know,

00:09:26.060 in the far right movements like Nazism or, which is also kind of a left-wing modern movement,

00:09:31.880 but that's a discussion for another day. But on the far atheist kind of Nietzschean right,

00:09:38.540 there's a racial identity. On the mainstream left, there's a huge racial identity. It's only

00:09:43.780 Christianity that is putting a pause on that. And as Christianity declines as an important part of

00:09:50.120 public life, if it does, I hope it doesn't decline. I hope it increases again. But as it declines,

00:09:54.160 you're just going to see more of that. That's all that can happen. It's a really bleak future,

00:09:58.780 especially for America, because we have unique racial issues in the country. But that's what's

00:10:03.880 going to happen. And the libs are going to find themselves hoisted on their own petards. 1.00

00:10:07.200 And it's sort of funny to enjoy the schadenfreude at the moment. But ultimately,

00:10:12.280 it will be really, really bad for the country. Now, speaking of secularization, 0.67

00:10:17.820 there's, speaking of the decline of Christianity in public life, the Church of England, which has

00:10:24.080 been a sort of farce for many decades now, some would say centuries, but certainly many decades,

00:10:29.700 the Church of England has now declared that there is no official definition of what a woman is.

00:10:37.600 Matt Walsh's comedy movie has become prophecy, and it describes the state of the Church of England.

00:10:44.360 Comments provoke criticism with England's first woman priest saying she is not totally happy

00:10:49.700 with the bishop in Europe's answer. So there's an irony here, which is that the Church of England

00:10:55.780 for now half a century has been bragging about how it's erased distinctions between men and women.

00:11:02.000 It has women priests, it has women bishops, and priestesses, I guess, and bishopresses, and things

00:11:07.280 like that. And a lot of the Orthodox people within the Church of England left the Church of England

00:11:13.640 because of that issue. But now they've erased that issue, and they're saying, actually, we don't know

00:11:17.980 what a woman is. What is a woman? We don't know. Nobody knows. This is a reminder, and it's an

00:11:25.280 important lesson, not just for people who are in the Church of England. If you join the Church of

00:11:28.900 England now, I had one priest describe it to me as not just rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic,

00:11:33.600 but actually diving down and grabbing hold of the Titanic as it sinks to the bottom of the sea.

00:11:39.020 This is a reminder to anyone in any ecclesial community, any church group. People believe that

00:11:47.220 we can grow the Church by making the Church more like the world. Every single time someone tries

00:11:54.560 to make the Church more like the world in order to grow the Church, it doesn't do anything but

00:11:59.300 destroy the Church. It shrinks. Fewer people show up, the Church fizzles away, it doesn't even resemble

00:12:05.080 much of a Church anymore. People don't go to Church looking for more of the world. They go to Church

00:12:12.140 looking for an alternative to worldliness, looking for salvation and the transcendence of the world.

00:12:21.680 Speaking of death, not just the death of institutions, but physical death, great news coming out of 0.87

00:12:30.020 Virginia because the culture of death in Virginia is being dealt a very tough blow by Glenn Youngkin,

00:12:37.120 the Republican governor of Virginia here. The man I thought was a kind of moderate Republican in

00:12:44.380 Virginia is now pushing for a 15-week abortion ban in what is a very blue commonwealth.

00:12:52.200 You've said you've proposed a 15-week ban. Will you ever pursue a full ban on abortion in Virginia?

00:13:00.040 Well, the reality is that as a pro-life governor in a state like Virginia, where I have a Senate

00:13:09.400 that's controlled by Democrats and a House that's controlled by Republicans, we have to find a way

00:13:14.960 to get things done. And I believe that's what we've been able to do, is get things done at a time where

00:13:20.920 you have to bring people together in order to make progress. As I said, I believe life begins at

00:13:26.420 conception. In Virginia, we've got to work with a Senate and a House. This is what we've been doing.

00:13:32.720 But will you ever pursue a full ban? Well, I believe that what my job is, is to get something

00:13:37.360 done. And I believe we can get a 15-week pain threshold bill done in Virginia for the first

00:13:41.920 time. Think about it. This was a state, again, that just 18 months ago was talking about enabling

00:13:47.360 abortion all the way up through and including birth. And now we're able to talk about a 15-week pain

00:13:52.420 threshold bill, where a baby feels pain. This is a remarkable moment for us, and it's an opportunity

00:13:57.700 I'm not going to let go. Great answer from Glenn Youngkin here. He's not willing to take the bait

00:14:03.560 and give the Democrats some big scare quote. People are going to point to this. The Democrats are going

00:14:09.240 to point to this and say, see, he's not a moderate. Glenn Youngkin's not a moderate. He's a far right-wing

00:14:15.380 radical Republican. No, he is a moderate. He is still a moderate. What's so amazing about this

00:14:21.760 is that the center has moved. The center has moved to the right. The moderate position on this issue

00:14:28.520 has moved with the overruling of Roe v. Wade. This is where we always talk about politics as

00:14:34.020 downstream of culture. Well, this is a great example of culture being downstream of politics. This is a

00:14:38.920 great example of the law being a teacher and shaping the culture and shaping the democratic dialogue as

00:14:44.940 well. Back when Roe v. Wade was in place, this 15-week abortion ban would have been a radical far-right

00:14:52.640 abortion ban. This would have been like the Mississippi law that brought Dobbs to the Supreme 0.68

00:14:58.340 Court in the first place. After the overruling of Roe v. Wade, now the scope of the debate has broadened

00:15:08.660 so much. Rather than just trying to debate, okay, can we ban abortion at 20 weeks or 18 weeks or 15

00:15:14.000 weeks? Now, look, there is no constitutional right to an abortion. So now the question is,

00:15:19.080 do you want to ban abortion entirely or do you want to allow abortion entirely? And Glenn Youngkin

00:15:24.120 has staked out the moderate position of a 15-week abortion ban that just two months ago would have

00:15:30.000 been a radical far-right position. This is great news. This is largely thanks to the pro-life movement 0.97

00:15:37.040 in Mississippi, certainly, all around the country. This is thanks to those conservative justices.

00:15:42.180 This is thanks to Donald Trump and other Republican presidents who got those justices

00:15:47.220 on the court. And this is thanks to the courage and prudence of Glenn Youngkin.

00:15:52.800 Had Dobbs not come down as it had, had Roe not been overruled, Glenn Youngkin would not be able

00:15:59.160 to push for a 15-week abortion ban. Now he has that ability. I bet Glenn Youngkin probably would 0.97

00:16:05.880 pass a total ban on abortion if he could. That's not where the Commonwealth is. That's not going to

00:16:11.460 work. But now the center has moved. So we can do it. So let's keep pushing, guys. Let's keep moving

00:16:17.400 that center further and further and further because moderation is a wonderful virtue. We've just got to

00:16:23.960 make sure that the Overton window is such that moderation is in a truly good, moderate, virtuous

00:16:30.800 place. And it's not all the way far out on the left, like the left had shifted that window so,

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00:18:00.960 I'm really impressed with Glenn Youngkin. I think conservatives can learn a lot from Glenn Youngkin,

00:18:04.900 who is ruling, ruling with an iron fist. No, he's, he's governing as a conservative in a blue state.

00:18:13.580 He's doing it pretty effectively. There are, there are more ways than one to skin a cat.

00:18:18.700 So you can get things done through orders from the governor's mansion. You can get things done

00:18:24.200 through legislation. You can get things done through the courts and you can get,

00:18:27.660 get things done just by running the bureaucrats out of power. 300 Virginia government bureaucrats 0.57

00:18:36.960 have quit since May. What, why have they quit in the last two months? They've quit because Glenn Youngkin

00:18:44.540 told them that they had to come back to work. That was it. He didn't pass some draconian new

00:18:50.320 regulation or rule. He just said, okay, guys, you've been sitting at home for two years. Now

00:18:56.980 you have to come back to work and 300 of them quit. Employees from five different state agencies

00:19:03.560 resigned after Youngkin's new show up to work policy. And they, a lot of them cited the telework

00:19:11.960 options and the loss of telework options as their reason for leaving. This is really smart.

00:19:18.240 An important issue that no one is talking about, zero people are talking about, but it was an

00:19:23.040 important issue in the early days of the Republican party. And every so often it crops up as an

00:19:27.600 important issue is civil service reform. That, that name doesn't sound very sexy, but what we're

00:19:35.560 talking about is the administrative state, the deep state, the, the career government workers who get to

00:19:43.500 continue to govern us, whether the elected people come in or they go or they change parties or no

00:19:49.280 matter what happens to the electeds, the, the permanent governing bureaucrats remain. And we need 0.97

00:19:56.880 to reform that system. The civil service needs reform every so often. It's a long past due for reform

00:20:03.380 right now. One way to reform it, make them come back to work and then they quit their jobs and then 1.00

00:20:09.080 maybe we don't replace them. Or maybe we institute some new rules as to how we hire those bureaucrats. 1.00

00:20:15.440 Personnel is policy. The people who are putting your policies into place have a lot of power over

00:20:21.320 how those policies look. So you got to make sure you've got good bureaucrats in charge. You're never

00:20:25.820 going to get rid of the bureaucracy. You can trim it around the edges. You can change the way it looks,

00:20:30.600 but you're not going to get rid of the bureaucracy. That is a libertarian pipe dream. It's not going to

00:20:35.080 happen. So you've got to make the bureaucracy work for you. This is a very, very big country. I'm not

00:20:40.560 just talking about Virginia here. We're talking about a country of 320, 330 million people. There

00:20:45.140 is going to be a bureaucracy. So how are we going to make that bureaucracy work for us? We can reform

00:20:50.140 the way people are hired. We can reform the kind of power that they have. We can reform the way that

00:20:53.400 they can make rules in the agencies. But we've got to do that because that is where so much of the

00:20:58.900 government actually happens. It's not usually just the bill up on Capitol Hill and I'm going to

00:21:04.360 something, something, something. It's not that. It's not schoolhouse rock. Okay. It's not even

00:21:08.160 just the judges. The judges have a lot of power, but most of the power is in that bureaucracy. So

00:21:13.260 we've got to, got to take some lessons from Glenn Youngkin. Okay. Glenn Youngkin, who won on social

00:21:20.040 issues, by the way. Don't forget that. Everyone's looking at Glenn Youngkin, the moderate. He's the

00:21:24.260 moderate Republican who's just talking about taxes. No, when he was just talking about taxes, he was going

00:21:28.000 to lose his race to Terry McAuliffe, the Democrat. He won when he started talking about,

00:21:32.940 about critical race theory in schools. He won when he started talking about transgenderism in schools 0.94

00:21:37.840 and the Loudoun County rape story that actually the Daily Wire broke, not to toot our own horn.

00:21:42.320 But that was a major issue for flipping that race and handing Virginia to a Republican governor. 0.59

00:21:47.820 It was the social issues. That's where people want moderation. We don't really care that much

00:21:52.320 about marginal tax rates. People don't, I like low taxes, but people don't wake up in the middle of

00:21:56.320 the night sweating because of tax rates. Right now, if you tell me, Michael, the Democrats might raise

00:22:01.600 your taxes and also they're going to pump your kids full of cross-sex hormones and chop off his 1.00

00:22:05.560 genitals. So we're going to focus on the tax issue, right? I'd say, are you out of your mind? I don't 1.00

00:22:10.060 give a damn about the taxes compared to them transing my kid. That's what Republicans have to run on. 1.00

00:22:15.540 That's where the real moderation is. There's no, the, the far right wing fringe opinion that we

00:22:22.560 shouldn't trans the kids. That is maybe not in the minds of the media or the minds of the lib

00:22:28.920 politicians, but in the minds of voters, that's a pretty moderate, reasonable position. Okay. Don't

00:22:33.980 trans the kids. That's the sort of thing we have to run on. You're getting more and more stories.

00:22:37.880 We predicted this years ago. We said, you know, there's this insane new medical experiment going

00:22:42.260 on where we're chopping people up and mutilating their bodies and making men look like women. 0.51

00:22:47.220 And it's happening at a younger and younger age, people in their teens, even kids, this is

00:22:51.820 happening to. And you're going to see in a few years, people are going to regret this. The kids are

00:22:58.620 going to say, what the hell did you people do to me? And they're going to be really angry and

00:23:03.120 they're going to go after their parents and they're going to go after these quack medical 1.00

00:23:05.780 professionals. That is starting to happen already. There's one video in particular of a poor girl,

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00:23:20.780 she was a boy, started testosterone and puberty blockers at age 13, got her breasts chopped 0.90

00:23:28.640 off at age 15 by some quack doctor. And then at 16 realized, wait a second, I'm not a man

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00:26:32.140 On the one hand, you've got lunatics and freaks and perverts in the woke activist left encouraging 0.99

00:26:52.540 you parents to trans your kids, to pump them full of chemicals, get them on a lifelong program from 1.00

00:26:59.600 big pharma that's going to be extremely expensive and harmful to their health, and chop them up six

00:27:04.560 ways from Sunday so that your little son can look more like a daughter or vice versa. That's on the

00:27:10.520 one hand. On the other hand, you've got the kids who have had these medical experiments performed

00:27:14.920 on them telling you the grisly reality of what it actually looks like.

00:27:19.400 I don't know if I'll be able to fully carry a child. And I might be at increased risk for certain cancers,

00:27:28.020 namely cervical cancer. And because I do not have my breasts, I no longer have breasts. I'm not able to

00:27:38.300 breastfeed whatever future children I have.

00:27:41.600 That realization actually was, um, one of the biggest things that leads to me realizing

00:27:57.560 that I, this was not the path that I should have taken.

00:28:01.340 You hear that pause where this girl is just processing that? Says, so I, I'm at increased

00:28:08.040 risk of cancer and people get all sorts of medical conditions, all sorts of awful ailments because of

00:28:15.520 the, the drugs that big pharma is pumping into little kids to make them look more like the opposite

00:28:20.000 sex. You get osteoporosis, all sorts of bone problems. So she says, yeah, I'm at an increased

00:28:24.660 risk of cancer. I might not be able to have kids. I might be totally sterile. And then it dawns on her,

00:28:30.920 she says, man, and even if I can have kids, I'll never be able to breastfeed my kid because they 1.00

00:28:37.060 chopped my breasts off when I was a little kid because quacks and psychos and my parents, 1.00

00:28:43.240 and just, they all, they chopped my perfectly healthy organs off when I was a kid because of 0.97

00:28:51.000 a politically correct fad, because of a leftist fantasy that they forced on me through a medical

00:28:58.780 experiment. And they might, they might've done it in the sincere hope that it would help me.

00:29:05.040 That's, that's the part about, I'm not saying that they're all just evil geniuses, you know,

00:29:10.180 in a cauldron, just trying to wreak havoc on the world. Some of them are just idiots, 1.00

00:29:15.760 the people pushing this stuff. Some of them are just ignorant. Some of them are just afraid and 1.00

00:29:22.220 they're afraid, oh no, the libs told me that if I don't pump my kid full of hormones and get them 1.00

00:29:27.060 on a subscription plan to big pharma for the rest of their lives, then my kid will kill himself.

00:29:31.900 Oh no. So I, I've really, I've got to do it. And I, I get it. I understand that fear.

00:29:38.040 And the people who have been, the people who should have known better, who are pushing this

00:29:43.200 stuff, should be held criminally liable for what they're doing to kids. But just as a rule,

00:29:48.000 this is not the first time that crazy medical experiments have been performed on poor,

00:29:53.960 innocent people. This is not the last time it's happened many times in the past. It's going to

00:29:58.560 happen again. We have this prejudice. Now we think we figured out all the medical problems in

00:30:04.960 the past, the medical doctors, they weren't even really medical. They were just crazy quacks, 1.00

00:30:10.320 shamans, witch doctors. But now we know science. Now back in the past people, oh my gosh, can you 0.99

00:30:16.400 imagine? They used to treat certain ailments with leeches. They would bleed you. That's not helpful.

00:30:22.360 That would kill people. Man, you believe those crazy guys. Thankfully, we have modern medical 1.00

00:30:26.700 science. What about the modern medical science of lobotomies? Remember when people used to put

00:30:30.040 an ice pick in people's brains and turn them into vegetables to treat psychiatric conditions? 0.72

00:30:34.720 That wasn't 300 years ago. That was 60, 70 years ago. That's, that seems, that seems like one of the

00:30:42.980 cruelest medical treatments, medical treatments, quote unquote, medical experiments that's ever been

00:30:47.760 done on anybody. Until this one. This one might be worse. Chopping off the healthy organs of innocent

00:30:55.600 little kids and making them sterile and giving them cancers and bone problems. And I think that

00:31:03.040 might be worse actually. And just permanently destroying their bodies. That might actually

00:31:07.200 be worse than the, certainly than the leeches. I think it might be worse than the lobotomies.

00:31:10.840 If, if the past two and a half years have taught you anything, it should be this.

00:31:18.540 There is not as great a difference between witch doctors and shamans on the one hand and the medical

00:31:26.280 genius experts in the white lab coats on the other as we might have thought there was. Okay. In fact,

00:31:32.360 right now, if you told me, if you, if I found out that I had some ailment and I was told that I could

00:31:38.600 go see one of two people for treatment, an African tribal witch doctor with a headdress or Dr. Fauci, 0.99

00:31:47.960 not even two seconds would it take me to come. Okay. All right. Get me my, get me my plane ticket

00:31:53.560 to Namibia because I sure ain't going to NIH. Ain't talking to the Fauci. If you told me right now, 1.00

00:31:59.800 let's make it even more obvious that I, I've got some medical ailment. I could either go smoke peyote and

00:32:05.740 ayahuasca with some native American shaman in the desert and hear his medical advice,

00:32:11.600 or I could be treated by Dr. Rachel Levine. Get past the bowl, baby. Get, where's the light? Where

00:32:19.580 can I get some of that peyote? Because the native American shaman smoking dope in the desert has a 1.00

00:32:25.980 much better grasp on medical reality than the man who thinks that he is a woman who wears heels and

00:32:32.520 dress to the office while he runs health for the United States. It's not even close. And there are

00:32:39.780 going to be more quacks and weirdos in the future, and that's not going to stop. And so if you're a 1.00

00:32:43.640 parent and you've got to decide what's best for your kid, you have to resist the fads. You have to

00:32:49.880 resist the really very credible people in authority with the white lab coats and the stethoscope. These

00:32:54.620 people have no idea what they're talking about. People who don't know the difference between men and

00:33:00.280 women don't know anything. And I'm not saying that they aren't coincidentally right about some issues 1.00

00:33:07.320 at some times. Stop clock is right twice a day, but they do not have the authority that they pretend

00:33:13.980 to have. Speaking of sterility and kids, there is a really, really messed up story in Pink News. Pink

00:33:22.400 News, I guess, is a gay website. And so this is a story, I guess, that's supposed to be sympathetic to

00:33:27.540 the couple here. It's a gay couple who wanted a son. Sue's IVF clinic after surrogate gives birth to

00:33:35.320 a daughter. You see, this couple, these two men decided that they wanted to purchase a baby. And so

00:33:42.460 they went out and they found an egg. They went through a catalog and they picked a woman. They

00:33:47.240 said, okay, that woman, that's going to be the mother of my child. And they purchased that woman's 1.00

00:33:51.280 eggs. And then they rented the womb of a poor woman. And then they did all sorts of things in 0.93

00:33:57.860 rooms and medical offices. And they had doctors combine the sperm and the egg in test tubes. And

00:34:05.060 then they implanted the little babies, the embryos, into this other woman. And very often this process

00:34:13.380 involves abortion. Very often this, obviously this process necessarily decouples the procreative act

00:34:20.860 from the, from the sexual act within marriage, which, which just by definition can't exist here

00:34:26.580 with this gay couple. And then they said, okay, we want, we want our baby to look like this, this, 0.88

00:34:30.780 this, this, this. Ooh, yuck, a girl. Send him back. I want a refund. Send her back. I want a refund. 1.00

00:34:35.780 Really, really messed up. But there, there are so many problems here on the, on the most shallow

00:34:44.360 level. It's sexism. This is real. They're actually saying, I don't want a girl. To me, a girl is less

00:34:50.320 valuable than a boy. I only want a boy. Send the girl back. That's so there's sexism. Sure. Then on 0.99

00:34:55.420 the next level, it's the homosexuals. Well, you know, that's not how biology works. Two boys don't 1.00

00:35:01.920 get to make a baby. And so when you try to poke and prod and change everything and, and manipulate

00:35:06.720 nature in this way, bad things are going to happen. Yep. That's true. But that's not even the deepest

00:35:10.700 level. The real problem here, I think it's the clinic. The real problem is the clinic. And it's

00:35:18.640 not just, it's not just the homosexuals. It is the homosexuals, but it's not just the homosexuals. 0.99

00:35:22.580 And it's not just the sexism. It's the clinic. It's, it's ultimately the big problem here 0.99

00:35:28.100 is this mistaken belief that we have a right to a child. You don't have a right to a child.

00:35:36.800 People struggle with infertility and it can be so extremely painful. Sweet little Lisa and I,

00:35:41.800 we didn't get a baby right away. Took, took a couple of years. And I know, I know, I know how hard

00:35:46.700 that is. I know it's really, truly hard. Still, you don't have a right to a child. The only person

00:35:54.460 who has any rights when we are talking about procreation is the baby. And ironically, 0.85

00:36:00.440 maybe not ironically, the baby's rights are the rights that we always discard when we,

00:36:05.660 when we talk about these issues in our society. Ironically, the only person whose rights we

00:36:10.220 completely ignore when we're talking about procreation are the baby's rights. The baby's 0.91

00:36:13.660 right to life, the baby's right to his natural mother and father. But the baby is the only person

00:36:20.000 with rights here. Babies are not just a commodity to be purchased on the free market. Okay. Babies

00:36:27.360 are a gift from God and a baby has a natural right to his mother and father. A baby has a natural

00:36:36.140 right to be conceived in the procreative act, in the sexual act, the specific conjugal act of his

00:36:41.720 parents within a marriage. Okay. The baby has that right. If the baby doesn't have that right,

00:36:47.280 nobody has any rights in this whole thing. Okay. But we view, we now view babies as commodities

00:36:52.860 because we have a right to it. And therefore, if we have a right to it, we have a right to do whatever

00:36:56.500 we want to do to be able to get it. Maybe that involves technology. Maybe that involves government,

00:37:01.740 maybe that involves the free market. If we have a right to a baby, this couple really hasn't done

00:37:08.340 anything wrong. If a baby is a commodity to be purchased on the free market, then look, this couple,

00:37:14.500 they didn't get the product that they wanted. They purchased a product. The company that produces

00:37:19.820 that product, this IVF company, didn't give them the product they want. So you have a right to a

00:37:24.340 refund, of course, maybe a 30-day money-back guarantee. I don't know. The problem here is that a baby is

00:37:30.800 not just a product, just a commodity to be bought and sold. A baby is a human being made in the image

00:37:37.160 of likeness of God, just like you, and the baby has rights here. This is a level. The libs either

00:37:46.820 don't get this or don't care. They just completely reject that idea that babies have rights and that

00:37:52.920 you shouldn't be allowed to just force your will on reality. But the conservatives tend to get this

00:37:59.120 a little bit more. Conservatives know that this is wrong. Conservatives know this is deeply,

00:38:02.320 deeply, deeply wrong. But are conservatives willing to go all the way here? Are conservatives

00:38:08.480 willing to say, well, if you don't have a right to a baby, then we need to have a much more serious

00:38:12.480 bioethical discussion about all of these reproductive technologies, not just for the gays, not just for

00:38:18.380 single women, but even for married couples. Maybe we need to talk a little more seriously about the

00:38:22.360 bioethical problems with IVF. I don't know that a lot of conservatives want to do that because a lot

00:38:29.360 of people have used these technologies and have gotten kids out of these technologies.

00:38:34.840 And so it's easy to ignore the stories that happen all the time. You hear these stories all the time,

00:38:40.260 not just with homosexuals, but you'll hear a couple getting the wrong baby. Oops, there was a mistake

00:38:45.200 with the test tubes and this couple got this other couple's baby and now there are lawsuits and

00:38:49.020 these stories crop up pretty regularly. But if you have personally benefited from it, it's easy to

00:38:54.480 ignore those stories. You say, oh, well, it's not a big deal or oh, well, it's the cost of doing

00:38:57.560 business. Right. But babies are not business. They're not business. It's not. We need to place 0.96

00:39:04.040 limits here, not just on the government, not even on technology, on the free market. You shouldn't

00:39:08.720 be able to buy and sell people. This goes to an even deeper level then. It's a way bigger issue.

00:39:14.920 And I don't know that conservatives are totally ready to open this can of worms. The FDA just

00:39:19.140 received its first application for an over-the-counter birth control pill. This is probably a pretty bad

00:39:25.020 idea, by the way, because, you know, birth control, I mean, it's just, it just messes with all of your

00:39:28.360 hormones. And as we're living at a time where all these quacks are pushing all these sorts of 1.00

00:39:32.640 hormonal treatments, I'm not sure that we want to make it easier, less regulated, less oversight when

00:39:38.440 it comes to shilling these drugs. But the application came in just weeks after the overruling of Roe v.

00:39:44.300 Wade. And the overruling of Roe v. Wade has raised questions about contraceptives. So the libs,

00:39:50.800 because the libs can't defend abortion or Roe v. Wade or Planned Parenthood v. Casey, the libs

00:39:55.880 focused in and they said, well, with this Supreme Court decision, pretty soon you're going to lose 0.90

00:39:59.900 gay marriage and the right to homosexual sodomy and contraceptives. Because the principle at play 1.00

00:40:05.120 in Roe v. Wade is the principle at play in those cases. And the majority of the court that overruled

00:40:09.000 Roe v. Wade specifically said, no, no, this has nothing to do with that. It has nothing to do with

00:40:13.420 condoms or birth control or anything like that. But Justice Thomas, in his concurrence, said,

00:40:18.480 yeah, this decision doesn't have to do with that, but probably it should.

00:40:22.360 So Thomas gave the really honest answer here. And the court is still right in practice because,

00:40:28.740 well, the proof of the pudding is in the tasting. Clarence Thomas couldn't get a single other,

00:40:32.960 even conservative judge to sign on to his concurrence. So the court is signaling they have

00:40:36.800 no appetite to overrule the quote unquote right to contraception. But there is no right to 0.77

00:40:42.200 contraception in the Constitution. There is no right to homosexual sodomy in the Constitution, 0.99

00:40:46.760 Lawrence v. Texas. There is no definition of gay marriage in the Constitution. Where did that come?

00:40:52.380 No one even suggested that you could possibly make that argument until what, 2012, 2013 or something?

00:40:59.340 You might like contraception. You might like homosexual sodomy. You might like redefining 1.00

00:41:05.720 marriage. And you might want to pass laws about all those things. But it's not in the Constitution.

00:41:11.600 It's just completely made up. And it comes from a substantive due process, which is an absurd

00:41:17.600 pseudo-constitutional theory. And it comes from a general right to privacy, which doesn't exist in

00:41:23.120 the Constitution. And it comes from all this sort of nonsense, all the same sort of nonsense that you

00:41:27.480 see in Roe v. Wade. So what do we say about this as conservatives? Well, if it were me,

00:41:37.400 I know some of the real pro-free market conservatives, they'll say, let's get that

00:41:43.220 birth control over the counter. Let's do it. Let's make everything over the counter. Let's reduce 1.00

00:41:46.540 regulations. That's a very libertarian point of view. As a conservative, I think this is a bad,

00:41:51.540 I think the FDA should totally reject this application. I think it's a terrible idea to

00:41:56.840 sell birth control over the counter. I don't think that our nation's problem is that we need more

00:42:02.220 birth control. I think the nation's big problem is we don't have enough babies. 0.95

00:42:08.380 America, for the past 50 years, has had a below replacement birth rate. The country is literally

00:42:16.660 dying. And now the libs want to make hormone birth control pills even easier to get your hands on 1.00

00:42:24.740 without regulation. Probably much younger people would be able to do it without parental notification.

00:42:29.020 It's a crazy idea. It's a really bad idea. In fact, the entire birth control regime is pretty

00:42:36.020 recent. It comes from Griswold v. Connecticut. That was a case decided in 1965, which said that

00:42:41.160 married couples have the right to birth control pills and condoms and stuff like that. And then 1.00

00:42:45.720 a case seven years later, Eisenstadt v. Baird, 1972, which says that unmarried couples have a right to

00:42:52.760 contraceptives as well. So this is very, very recent. These were cases decided almost at exactly the same

00:42:57.880 time as Roe v. Wade with almost the exact same stupid meanings at almost exactly the same part 0.97

00:43:02.780 where our culture really began to careen off of the cliff. Now, what some conservatives will say 0.97

00:43:07.920 is, well, hold on. If you don't want abortion, actually, it's mostly liberals who make this

00:43:12.000 argument. They'll say, if you don't want abortion, then we need to have contraception. 1.00

00:43:16.740 Between the two, it's much better to have contraception than abortion. Okay, why don't we 0.76

00:43:20.440 have neither? I'm not even saying, I'm not pushing for a nationwide ban on birth control

00:43:25.620 or something like that. Though I do think if people want to ban birth control, they want to

00:43:29.560 go to their elected representatives and ban it. Totally fine by me. Sounds great. We need more

00:43:34.520 babies and we have too much of a culture of contraception. Absolutely. But why are those

00:43:41.900 the alternatives? What if we do what we did in this country until 1972 and say, well, you can

00:43:50.240 either abstain from sex or you can get married and have kids and have a good life? What if we do that?

00:43:58.780 What people will say then is, well, in the modern hookup culture, that's just so unrealistic.

00:44:03.720 Where do you think we got the modern hookup culture from? Where do you think that just fall out of the sky?

00:44:09.720 Is that just politics as downstream of culture? No, that's some evidence that culture frequently

00:44:16.580 is downstream of politics. You get the modern hookup culture. One, sure, these legal decisions

00:44:24.620 can be influenced by cultural changes, but the legal decisions influence cultural changes as well.

00:44:31.260 And a culture that enshrines abortion as some right, and a culture that enshrines contraception

00:44:36.860 as some sacred right and pushes it everywhere is going to get more of those things. This is what

00:44:41.340 the libs have been complaining about. After the Dobbs decision, you had all these new stories in the

00:44:45.840 Washington Post and the New York Times and elsewhere talking to people who said, you know, I think I

00:44:49.800 might start abstaining from sex. I might start being a little more careful about my sexual partners

00:44:53.620 because now I can't kill my child. So I might have a baby and that means I'm going to have to be a 0.61

00:44:58.020 little more thoughtful. And then the conservatives all said, uh-huh, cool. Sounds great. Are the

00:45:05.980 conservatives really willing to go all the way there? Are they really willing to have that

00:45:10.220 conversation? Because very often it feels like what conservatives want to do is just roll back

00:45:16.340 the crazy radical cultural changes about six years. We just want to go back to the halcyon days of

00:45:23.880 2015 or so. I don't, not quite. But of course, if you only return to the cultural and political

00:45:33.720 circumstances of the recent past, you're very likely going to end up in exactly the same place

00:45:37.800 we are now. We have to address root causes. Why is our country literally dying? You're going to have

00:45:44.320 to look back at some changes that took place 50, 60 years ago to figure that out. How did we get to

00:45:48.840 the spot where we're mutilating our little kids because of political correctness? How did we get to the

00:45:53.260 spot where we're killing 850,000 babies a year? How did we get to the spot where a homosexual couple 1.00

00:45:58.380 is basically complaining about how they want to return their baby because they got a little girl

00:46:02.780 instead of a little boy at the baby store? We got to go back a little bit further than just the past

00:46:09.260 few months or years. Another question, another big question on this, and some Democrats are starting to

00:46:14.580 ask this. If Roe v. Wade is so important, if abortion is so sacred to the Democrats, why didn't they

00:46:18.880 codify it into law when they had the chance for 49 years of Roe v. Wade being the law of the land?

00:46:24.960 Kamala Harris gives a typically eloquent answer. When you look back, did Democrats fail past Democratic

00:46:31.000 presidents, congressional leaders to not codify Roe v. Wade over the past five decades?

00:46:37.380 I think that, to be very honest with you, I do believe that we should have rightly believed,

00:46:47.000 but we certainly believe that certain issues are just settled. Certain issues are just settled.

00:46:51.940 Clearly we're not.

00:46:53.160 No, that's right. And that's why I do believe that we are living, sadly, in real unsettled times.

00:47:00.460 Certain issues are settled, and when you unsettle the issues, they're no longer settled. And so we

00:47:04.700 should have settled them a long time ago. Sure. Okay. In as much as Kamala Harris, I actually kind

00:47:10.680 of want to defend Kamala Harris here. In as much as she said anything, she is right. The libs didn't

00:47:16.600 codify Roe v. Wade into law, because they didn't think they needed to. Because they control everything,

00:47:22.320 and yeah, maybe sometimes conservatives get a slight majority on the Supreme Court for a few cases.

00:47:27.180 And yeah, maybe they win the presidency, but they don't have the executive agencies. And yeah,

00:47:31.420 maybe they win the House or something, but it doesn't matter. The libs control everything. 0.99

00:47:34.700 So they felt they didn't need to. And they still probably don't. I mean, even this major decision

00:47:40.100 that overrules Roe v. Wade, abortion is still legal almost everywhere. And the pro-abortion side is

00:47:48.800 still the major side in the American power structure. We're not living in a world in which

00:47:55.460 abortion has been made illegal. We've just given a little place for people to pass pro-life laws

00:48:01.380 if they want. Now, speaking of settling things down, Rage Against the Machine has gone viral.

00:48:10.860 You remember them? They were a band from like 25, 30 years ago. Rage Against the Machine has gone

00:48:14.320 viral because they're so angry about the Supreme Court decision that they want to abort the Supreme

00:48:20.480 Court. You see, they've got in their state this forced birth in a country that's the only country in 0.76

00:48:28.260 the world without guaranteed paid parental leave at the national level. They have to add all those 1.00

00:48:33.440 words because we do have lots of maternity and even paternity leave these days. Forced birth in a 0.99

00:48:39.520 country where black birth givers, they won't say women, they say birth givers, experience maternal 0.96

00:48:46.600 mortality at a higher rate. And where gun violence is so bad, it's something completely unrelated.

00:48:53.600 They say forced birth in a country with gun violence. Abort the Supreme Court. Yeah, abort them. You tell

00:49:02.920 them, guys. Regardless of the politics of Rage Against the Machine, this is the most I've ever

00:49:08.000 listened to Rage Against the Machine, and I can never get those 55 seconds back, and I regret that.

00:49:12.440 I regret that, and now you've got to experience that with me too. Regardless of their politics,

00:49:18.440 this music is just unbearably awful. It's just so, so bad. But I had to play it for you because the

00:49:27.220 whole thing shows you who's really on the side of the machine here. Who's really, forget about,

00:49:34.800 okay, you get five judges on the Supreme Court for one case, okay, and they're losing their minds over

00:49:38.520 this. Who's on the side of the machine? When it comes to abortion, when it comes to the sexual

00:49:46.220 revolution, when it comes to racial politics, when it comes to immigration, when it comes to every

00:49:52.040 single issue, Rage Against the Machine, these multi, multi-millionaire rock stars, they are saying the

00:50:01.560 things that the ruling class says. They are pushing the ideas that the ruling class pushes. They are raging

00:50:09.740 for the machine. BLM rages for the machine. They go out, they rage, they burn the country down, but they

00:50:15.280 are raging for the machine. All of the power structures support them, and they bail them out of jail when

00:50:20.240 they get arrested and go to jail. That is the side of the machine. I think people are waking up to this.

00:50:27.920 I think the pandering has become much more transparent. I think it's going to take a whole

00:50:33.940 lot more than taco comparisons to keep that coalition together, especially as the machine

00:50:40.300 becomes so much more destructive. I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show. See you tomorrow.

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The Michael Knowles Show - July 12, 2022

Ep. 1044 - Brown People Are like ＂Breakfast Tacos＂ - Jill Biden

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