The Michael Knowles Show - September 09, 2022


Ep. 1084 - Gay Pigs Are Coming To Groom Your Kids


Episode Stats

Length

47 minutes

Words per Minute

176.67477

Word Count

8,398

Sentence Count

557

Misogynist Sentences

24

Hate Speech Sentences

24


Summary

The mayor of Washington, D.C. has declared a public emergency after over 11,000 illegal immigrants arrive on buses from Texas and Arizona. What's so bad about becoming a border town? I thought it was perfectly fine when it was in your backyard.


Transcript

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00:00:30.320 Muriel Bowser, the Democrat mayor of Washington, D.C.,
00:00:33.700 has just declared a public emergency in the district
00:00:36.580 after 11,000 illegal aliens have arrived on buses that were sent from Texas and Arizona.
00:00:43.920 Now, that number is nothing compared to the total number of illegal aliens
00:00:48.560 who pour across the border into border towns every single day.
00:00:52.400 But for some reason, Mayor Bowser thinks it constitutes a state of emergency,
00:00:57.400 which is really strange.
00:00:58.640 Since I have been reliably informed by the liberal media that mass illegal migration,
00:01:05.020 I'm sorry, I'm sorry, they call it diversity, is actually our greatest strength.
00:01:11.020 So how is it?
00:01:12.540 Maybe you can help me figure this out.
00:01:13.960 How is it that our greatest strength is now an emergency?
00:01:18.820 Luckily, we have D.C. Council Lady Brienne Nadeau to explain.
00:01:24.540 So it's been said, but it's worth reiterating,
00:01:28.420 that the governors of Texas and Arizona have created this crisis.
00:01:33.720 And the federal government has not stepped up to assist the District of Columbia.
00:01:37.580 So we, along with our regional partners, we'll do what we've always done.
00:01:42.640 We'll rise to the occasion.
00:01:44.240 We've learned from border towns like El Paso and Brownsville.
00:01:50.440 And in many ways, the governors of Texas and Arizona have turned us into a border town.
00:01:57.440 We don't know how long this will take to resolve.
00:02:00.820 We don't know how long they will continue busing.
00:02:03.320 You hear that?
00:02:04.860 Those awful red state governors have turned liberal Washington, D.C. into a border town.
00:02:11.720 Could you imagine the horror?
00:02:14.000 Even though, wait a minute,
00:02:16.140 haven't liberal politicians in Washington, D.C. been telling us that there's nothing bad at all
00:02:22.040 going on in the border towns because illegal immigration is our strength?
00:02:25.540 What's so bad about becoming a border town?
00:02:28.020 I thought it was perfectly fine to be.
00:02:30.080 Oh, now you're experiencing it and you're realizing it's not so great when it's in your backyard.
00:02:36.040 Just a few years ago, this very same lady, this council lady,
00:02:40.300 who is complaining about illegal aliens showing up in D.C., tweeted out, quote,
00:02:44.440 the district is a sanctuary city, which means our law enforcement does not cooperate with ICE.
00:02:51.000 As council member, I have called for an abolition of ICE and wrote D.C.'s law to establish a permanent
00:02:57.400 immigrant legal services fund.
00:03:00.820 But you see, you see, that was back when illegal immigrants were not really showing up to Washington,
00:03:07.080 D.C., back when illegal immigration was a problem created by Washington politicians
00:03:12.000 for red states to deal with.
00:03:14.980 Now that D.C. is getting a taste of its own medicine, the lies and the disingenuous narratives
00:03:20.020 are falling apart.
00:03:21.500 And even the libs themselves are tacitly admitting that the only reason they consider illegal immigration
00:03:26.900 to be our strength is that it allows them to weaken their political opponents, namely us.
00:03:33.680 I'm Michael Knowles.
00:03:34.680 This is The Michael Knowles Show.
00:03:35.500 Welcome back to the show.
00:03:44.740 My favorite comment yesterday is from Alan921, who says,
00:03:47.700 I think if it were at all possible, the video about the life of Queen Elizabeth II would have
00:03:52.020 been a great eulogy.
00:03:53.300 We didn't just lose an amazing woman.
00:03:54.820 We have lost what little remains of the traditional Western culture.
00:03:58.200 God save the queen.
00:03:59.080 Thanks so much.
00:03:59.980 I really appreciate that.
00:04:00.760 I did my show yesterday, and then there was news that the queen was ailing, and then she
00:04:05.900 died not long after the show, a few hours after the show.
00:04:10.040 And I knew I had the show today, but I just felt the moment was so important.
00:04:14.000 And it was eliciting, rightly, justifiably, I think, a very strong reaction from people.
00:04:19.540 I said, I've just got to go live.
00:04:20.500 I got to do an extra show today.
00:04:21.940 And so that's up on YouTube.
00:04:23.000 I think we put it on the RSS feed as well.
00:04:25.840 That's where most of my thoughts on the passing of Queen Elizabeth will be.
00:04:28.860 But I've been really surprised.
00:04:32.440 Maybe I shouldn't have been surprised, because I know that she was so beloved.
00:04:35.800 But I've been really pleased to see the positive response that that video has gotten.
00:04:39.860 I've gotten a lot of messages, in particular, from the UK and from overseas.
00:04:44.200 But I appreciate that.
00:04:44.880 If you want to hear that, you can go to the RSS feed or elsewhere on the YouTube channel.
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00:06:15.560 The big story, of course, right now is the passing of Queen Elizabeth.
00:06:21.200 And it's taken the whole focus of the world because people feel as though a great age is gone now.
00:06:29.860 Our last connection to this great age when Western civilization seemed to flourish more,
00:06:34.580 seemed to make more sense, is finally gone.
00:06:37.180 And we knew it was going to come.
00:06:38.080 The woman was 96 years old, but it doesn't make it any less sad.
00:06:41.980 There have been some really off-key responses.
00:06:46.000 I've noticed this, especially from people on the left, who, while they may actually have liked the woman,
00:06:52.900 and while they may be trying to be polite on her passing, they don't like monarchy,
00:06:57.860 they don't like tradition, they don't like Western civilization,
00:07:00.040 so they don't really like anything that the woman stood for.
00:07:03.260 And so it's created a real challenge in the way that they respond to this.
00:07:08.360 Yesterday, before the news came that the queen had died, the White House was asked about her ailing,
00:07:15.160 the fact that all of her family members were traveling to her, the fact that it seemed like time was short.
00:07:20.460 The response from Corrine Jean-Pierre, I think, tells you everything you need to know
00:07:25.160 about how the left stands at this moment in history.
00:07:30.040 On Queen Elizabeth, she served for nearly a third of American history.
00:07:34.440 So how does President Biden view this special relationship between the U.S. and the U.K.
00:07:39.700 if there were to be a transition in the British monarchy?
00:07:43.300 So don't want to, you know, we feel like it's inappropriate to talk about hypotheticals here.
00:07:49.920 But what I will say about the relationship with the United Kingdom,
00:07:55.940 as the President said in celebration of Queen's Platinum Jubilee, which is not too long ago,
00:08:02.500 under, and this is quote,
00:08:03.800 under her reign, the relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States
00:08:07.920 has grown stronger and closer than ever.
00:08:11.220 The President, as you all know, has known the Queen for over three decades.
00:08:15.200 He's met her personally three times, once was in June of 2021, over the years,
00:08:22.040 including, as I said, twice last year.
00:08:24.660 Again, we see this relationship is stronger, grows stronger, every close, stronger and closer.
00:08:33.820 And, again, our hearts, the President's, as he said, our thoughts and our hearts are with the Queen,
00:08:41.540 her family, and also the people of the United Kingdom.
00:08:46.040 Okay, perfectly nice thing to say.
00:08:47.820 I'm not criticizing the sentiment at all.
00:08:50.560 I am criticizing the language.
00:08:52.760 Did you hear what she said?
00:08:53.660 She said, and she apparently was quoting the President here,
00:08:57.080 our thoughts and our hearts are with the Queen.
00:09:02.400 That's a strange phrase.
00:09:04.320 You don't hear that.
00:09:05.040 Our thoughts and hearts are with you.
00:09:08.840 That phrase is a substitute for our thoughts and prayers are with you.
00:09:13.080 But the White House can't bring itself to say prayers.
00:09:15.200 The left has made a point in recent years of mocking the phrase thoughts and prayers.
00:09:20.260 And they mock thoughts and prayers because they believe that prayers are not efficacious,
00:09:23.480 because they don't believe in God.
00:09:24.540 And the White House, as the chief representative of the American left,
00:09:30.380 can't bring itself to use that phrase either.
00:09:34.680 I promise you that was intentional, the omission of the word prayers.
00:09:37.900 And maybe some of them do believe in prayers,
00:09:40.700 but they feel like the base is so atheistic that they can't use the phrase.
00:09:43.360 Or maybe, as I suspect, the administration is just not particularly Christian,
00:09:49.400 not particularly religious, kind of mocks all of those things.
00:09:54.540 Unfortunately, I think it's the latter.
00:09:56.940 Really sad, because Queen Elizabeth, from the earliest days of her reign,
00:10:02.320 was a defender of religion and public religion, private religion too, and private faith.
00:10:08.200 And she viewed herself as serving God.
00:10:11.380 And I think she did serve God.
00:10:14.100 And she said, look, people in this modern world,
00:10:16.340 they're trying to toss out all the ageless truths and the ageless ideals,
00:10:20.300 namely religion.
00:10:21.320 The first on the list was religion.
00:10:22.780 And she said, we really shouldn't do that.
00:10:24.580 When we lose that, we're really lost.
00:10:27.620 And when I heard that statement from the White House,
00:10:30.780 it deepened my sense of dread that we were going to lose the Queen.
00:10:34.520 Because I thought, man, you guys, you guys just don't get it.
00:10:38.820 No one seems to get it.
00:10:40.220 Or maybe they do get it and they're happy.
00:10:43.620 Not that the woman has passed, but that that age has passed.
00:10:46.700 And that sense of tradition and dignity and the notion that one serves one's family and community
00:10:53.300 and country, and ultimately one serves one's God.
00:10:56.140 So many people at funerals think, after they finish thinking about the person who has died,
00:11:05.180 they turn their thoughts onto themselves.
00:11:07.100 And sometimes people cry at funerals because they're thinking of their own mortality.
00:11:11.540 And it's a natural reaction.
00:11:13.520 And I think a lot of people are thinking that way with the passing of Queen Elizabeth.
00:11:16.880 We're thinking about ourselves.
00:11:17.820 What does this mean for the world that we're living in?
00:11:19.460 I had this thought last year.
00:11:20.720 I went to my friend's wedding in France and took sweet little Elisa and the babies.
00:11:28.040 And we made a whole family trip out of it.
00:11:29.760 And we're walking around Paris.
00:11:31.580 And sweet little Elisa, out of nowhere, she's looking at the building.
00:11:34.040 She goes, man, that's obviously Elisa's voice.
00:11:37.800 Man, Mac, why can't we have these beautiful things?
00:11:42.300 How come the French get beautiful things?
00:11:45.820 Why don't we get beautiful things?
00:11:48.320 So that's a great question.
00:11:50.720 Because there are beautiful buildings in America.
00:11:53.840 There's obviously a lot of beautiful geography.
00:11:55.460 But there's some beautiful art, some beautiful buildings.
00:11:58.220 But not a lot.
00:11:59.240 They're kind of few and far between.
00:12:00.820 And most of the buildings that have been built in the last century
00:12:03.320 have just been these kind of glass and steel monstrosities.
00:12:06.520 Or this brutalist, hideous sort of architecture.
00:12:10.960 And you walk around a city that's from another age, older cities,
00:12:16.240 and you think, this is so beautiful.
00:12:18.380 Why can't we have that?
00:12:19.640 And that is the point of the monarchy.
00:12:23.100 That is the point of the royal family.
00:12:24.600 And the last really prominent one is in the United Kingdom,
00:12:28.660 is to give the nation something to look up to.
00:12:32.500 And it's a service role.
00:12:33.940 I mean, these are people whose job it is to serve the country.
00:12:38.200 They happen to wear tiaras, but their job is to go out and open up grocery stores
00:12:42.520 and help encourage the country.
00:12:45.320 But it's to give them a sense of dignity, not just efficiency,
00:12:48.920 not just ticking up the GDP a little further, but a sense of dignity,
00:12:53.260 a sense of tradition, a sense of culture, a sense of art.
00:12:56.180 And the question that we have is, why can't we have that here?
00:13:00.980 We have a different political tradition.
00:13:02.340 I think we could cast our eyes up a little bit,
00:13:05.660 but we've really got to dig in deep and not just cast away all of the past.
00:13:09.200 You know, when the queen died, there were rainbows that appeared over Buckingham Palace
00:13:16.360 and over Windsor Castle.
00:13:18.880 When the queen died, there was a double rainbow over Buckingham Palace.
00:13:21.200 And then when they lowered the flag to half-mast, very briefly,
00:13:24.140 a giant rainbow appeared over Windsor Castle.
00:13:26.860 And it's not lost on me either that the queen died on Merimus,
00:13:30.340 on the feast of the Nativity of Mary, queen of heaven and earth.
00:13:33.360 I don't think that's just a coincidence.
00:13:35.700 You know, I believe in providence.
00:13:37.360 I think that's, you know, providence is when God kind of peeks out from behind the curtain
00:13:41.080 and winks at you.
00:13:43.060 And it is a great consolation because it's a reminder that no matter
00:13:47.040 how useless our good works seem to be,
00:13:51.680 no matter how pointless it seems to be to live a good life in a culture
00:13:55.780 that doesn't really seem to reward that all that much,
00:13:58.560 there is an order to things.
00:14:00.520 There is an overarching providence.
00:14:03.300 And we can see it peek out every now and again.
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00:15:20.980 Speaking of rainbows, great news out of Utah and Boise.
00:15:27.040 A Utah-based bank has just pulled a sponsorship
00:15:31.000 from an upcoming Boise Pride Festival
00:15:33.700 in backlash to a drag kids show
00:15:38.540 where children as young as 11 were set to perform.
00:15:43.500 They say, over the years,
00:15:44.880 Zion's bank has supported a variety of pride events
00:15:48.000 because they are an important part of our support
00:15:50.220 for LGBTQ employees and allies
00:15:52.640 and are representative of our efforts
00:15:53.900 to foster an inclusive, diverse,
00:15:55.600 and equitable workplace and community.
00:15:57.420 This support for all of our employees
00:15:59.120 and communities remains unchanged.
00:16:01.820 But they said, we're not, we can't do the kids stuff, okay?
00:16:06.040 We're really open-minded.
00:16:08.240 We'll even support kind of weird sexual parades
00:16:10.980 in the streets, but just leave the kids out of it, please.
00:16:14.580 And the Boise Pride response was, we can't.
00:16:19.860 We can't.
00:16:21.060 Boise says, minors have participated
00:16:23.360 in the Boise Pride Festival
00:16:24.760 both on and off stage for many years.
00:16:27.700 Pride and inclusivity do not begin at age 18.
00:16:30.380 You know, this story was just going around yesterday.
00:16:32.700 I assume it has to date back to Pride Month.
00:16:34.960 Although, who knows?
00:16:35.840 Actually, now, not only is Pride Month in June,
00:16:38.820 there's another version of Pride Month in October,
00:16:41.040 which is the LGBTQ History Month.
00:16:42.900 So a full sixth of the year is now dedicated
00:16:44.760 to eccentric sexual behaviors.
00:16:47.980 Pretty soon, it's probably gonna be the whole year.
00:16:49.680 Regardless, though, of whether this was June or October,
00:16:51.440 the point remains the same.
00:16:53.140 The important takeaway here is,
00:16:56.600 the libs have to push this on kids.
00:17:00.380 They have to.
00:17:01.020 I know a lot of people
00:17:02.500 who are kind of moderate or in the center,
00:17:04.380 they'll say, wow, this is just so crazy.
00:17:06.440 The left, the sexual revolutionaries,
00:17:09.000 they can get away with all the Pride stuff they want
00:17:11.580 and put it in public
00:17:12.440 and probably march the parade around City Hall.
00:17:15.200 They can get some of the Biden administration officials
00:17:17.120 who go to satanic leather fetish parties
00:17:19.860 and they could probably get them
00:17:20.900 to give a keynote speech.
00:17:22.200 They could get away with all of it
00:17:23.780 if they would just leave the kids out of it.
00:17:26.380 Why are these people so stupid?
00:17:27.380 Stupid, why are they so stubborn
00:17:28.960 that they have to involve the kids?
00:17:31.180 But they have to involve the kids
00:17:33.920 because if they don't,
00:17:36.440 then they are admitting
00:17:37.640 that the events are obscene, right?
00:17:41.020 The reason to exclude the kids
00:17:43.340 is because this is sexually explicit,
00:17:46.300 obscene behavior.
00:17:48.320 But if it's sexually explicit,
00:17:49.780 obscene behavior,
00:17:51.100 why would we have it in the public square at all?
00:17:53.680 If, this is why they have to trans the kids too.
00:17:58.160 There are people who are in the middle
00:17:59.240 and centrists who say,
00:18:00.340 come on, look,
00:18:00.980 if an adult wants to chop his genitals off,
00:18:02.580 that's fine,
00:18:03.040 just don't make the kids do it.
00:18:05.040 But they have to make the kids do it
00:18:07.040 because if they don't have the kids do it,
00:18:10.700 then they are admitting
00:18:11.540 that it doesn't really make a lot of sense
00:18:13.560 and it's actually probably disordered and wrong
00:18:16.280 and you've at least got to wait for,
00:18:17.800 if a kid's going to do something so destructive
00:18:19.600 as chopping his own genitals off,
00:18:20.860 he shouldn't do it when he's 12,
00:18:22.900 he should at least wait
00:18:23.580 until he's 18 or 21 or something.
00:18:26.140 But if it's very likely disordered
00:18:28.980 and destructive and all those things,
00:18:31.160 then the adult shouldn't be doing it either.
00:18:34.540 Okay, what the libs are doing here
00:18:36.280 is just taking their own premises
00:18:38.300 to their logical conclusions.
00:18:41.040 Men can really be women,
00:18:42.120 women can really be men.
00:18:43.300 If a man or woman is sexually confused,
00:18:45.020 they should chop off their genitals.
00:18:46.160 Okay, if that's the premise,
00:18:48.320 then absolutely,
00:18:49.320 you've got to take it all the way
00:18:50.940 and kids should do it too.
00:18:51.920 Frankly, kids especially should do it
00:18:53.740 because once puberty sets in,
00:18:56.380 it's going to be a lot harder
00:18:57.260 to, through plastic surgery,
00:18:59.220 make yourself look like the opposite sex.
00:19:01.880 And that's the argument
00:19:03.080 that the honest libs are making right now.
00:19:05.400 And it makes sense.
00:19:06.340 The problem with it
00:19:07.080 is that the premise is wrong.
00:19:09.060 The problem with it
00:19:10.120 is that the premise
00:19:10.980 that boys can really be girls,
00:19:12.460 that's a wrong premise.
00:19:13.580 The problem with the pride parade here
00:19:14.920 is that the premise
00:19:16.200 that the pride parade
00:19:16.920 is wholesome family fun
00:19:17.720 is just wrong.
00:19:18.300 It's not.
00:19:19.440 It's a sexual show.
00:19:22.460 So you might say,
00:19:23.360 okay, if you don't want to ban it,
00:19:24.600 if you don't want to make it,
00:19:25.800 pass a law against
00:19:26.680 these weird sex shows,
00:19:27.900 fine, they should be
00:19:28.800 in the back, dark,
00:19:30.680 dingy nightclubs,
00:19:31.740 in back, dark, dingy alleys
00:19:33.500 of the neighborhoods
00:19:34.480 that the wholesome people
00:19:35.800 don't go to.
00:19:36.940 Okay?
00:19:37.480 And there have been shows
00:19:38.420 in those neighborhoods forever.
00:19:40.240 But there have been weird things
00:19:42.600 on the fringes of society
00:19:43.680 since time immemorial.
00:19:44.660 But you really get into trouble
00:19:47.140 when you take those things
00:19:48.380 that are on the fringes
00:19:49.060 of society
00:19:49.520 and put them right
00:19:50.000 into the center,
00:19:50.600 right into the middle
00:19:51.100 of the town square.
00:19:52.220 That's just absurd.
00:19:53.840 That goes way beyond tolerance.
00:19:55.760 That takes tolerance
00:19:57.520 into the realm,
00:19:59.080 truly into the realm
00:19:59.940 of the absurd.
00:20:01.460 So the libs have to double down
00:20:02.820 on all this stuff.
00:20:03.560 And they're doubling down,
00:20:04.720 speaking of our friends
00:20:05.520 in the United Kingdom,
00:20:06.460 they're doubling down
00:20:07.200 by turning a beloved
00:20:08.060 British children's cartoon
00:20:09.480 gay as well.
00:20:11.640 Peppa Pig.
00:20:12.800 I've never watched Peppa Pig.
00:20:14.820 I guess I could have started
00:20:15.780 to watch it
00:20:16.320 with my children soon,
00:20:17.820 but I now have no intention
00:20:18.900 of doing that.
00:20:19.840 Peppa Pig has gone gay.
00:20:22.400 Everything else is gay,
00:20:23.280 so Peppa Pig has gone gay too.
00:20:25.680 Critics have apparently
00:20:26.620 taken issue with Peppa Pig
00:20:27.820 because it glorifies the family.
00:20:30.580 And by the family,
00:20:31.360 I mean what is now
00:20:32.280 called the traditional family.
00:20:34.800 I just call it the family,
00:20:35.880 but it's the traditional family.
00:20:37.000 You know, mommy and daddy
00:20:38.160 and the kids
00:20:38.760 and they live together
00:20:39.700 and they are educated together
00:20:42.940 and they, you know,
00:20:44.100 have dinners together
00:20:45.100 and they function as a family.
00:20:47.480 Well, some critics
00:20:48.620 have taken issue with that
00:20:49.760 because on the left,
00:20:51.900 they want to destroy the family
00:20:53.120 because the family
00:20:54.060 is a great impediment
00:20:54.900 to their cultural
00:20:55.620 and political revolutions.
00:20:57.360 So in 2019,
00:20:58.500 they started a petition
00:20:59.560 that demanded
00:21:00.660 that the series creators
00:21:02.360 add a same-sex couple.
00:21:04.560 Not just a same-sex couple,
00:21:05.860 by the way,
00:21:06.140 a same-sex couple
00:21:06.760 with adopted
00:21:08.740 or surrogate children.
00:21:09.780 I don't know how
00:21:10.100 they got children,
00:21:10.820 but with children.
00:21:12.220 You know,
00:21:12.340 they want to create
00:21:13.100 this kind of mimicry,
00:21:15.580 this imitation of a family
00:21:18.720 with all the kind of
00:21:19.800 sexual revolution stuff
00:21:20.920 built in.
00:21:21.880 And so they start
00:21:22.480 this petition.
00:21:23.180 It obviously has nothing
00:21:23.940 to do with the plot line
00:21:25.540 of the show.
00:21:26.260 They just demand it
00:21:27.160 because it will make them
00:21:28.020 feel better about their own
00:21:29.140 sort of sexual ideologies
00:21:30.860 and delusions.
00:21:32.260 The petition has garnered
00:21:33.400 over 23,000 signatures
00:21:34.840 and now Peppa Pig
00:21:37.300 has given in.
00:21:38.640 They introduced
00:21:39.340 a lesbian couple
00:21:41.320 and then the little,
00:21:42.700 the little baby Peppa Pig
00:21:45.780 says, quote,
00:21:47.180 I live with my mummy
00:21:48.400 and my other mummy.
00:21:50.320 So the reaction from this
00:21:51.560 that you're going to hear
00:21:52.240 from not just the conservatives,
00:21:53.700 but from the centrist people
00:21:55.280 and the independent people
00:21:56.640 and the ones who,
00:21:58.340 maybe even their center left,
00:21:59.320 and they say,
00:21:59.720 why does everything
00:22:00.880 have to be so political?
00:22:02.000 Why does everything
00:22:02.720 have to be so woke?
00:22:04.340 Come on.
00:22:05.560 Why, why did,
00:22:06.780 can't you leave
00:22:07.660 the cartoons alone?
00:22:08.540 This is a very common refrain
00:22:09.880 that you hear
00:22:10.380 from very reasonable people.
00:22:11.740 But there's an answer to it.
00:22:12.940 Why does everything
00:22:13.780 have to be woke?
00:22:15.660 Because you won't stop it.
00:22:18.100 That's why.
00:22:19.880 Because in politics,
00:22:21.460 the people who want something
00:22:23.200 are always going to win
00:22:25.360 against the people
00:22:26.500 who are indifferent.
00:22:28.240 That's why.
00:22:30.600 Because the people
00:22:32.200 who,
00:22:33.480 for whatever ideological
00:22:35.000 or sexual
00:22:36.460 or appetitive reasons,
00:22:38.260 want there to be
00:22:39.300 a couple of lesbians
00:22:40.280 on this kid's cartoon,
00:22:42.160 they're willing
00:22:43.660 to just go out there
00:22:44.680 and whine
00:22:45.500 and whine
00:22:46.220 and complain
00:22:46.980 and beg
00:22:47.840 and shout
00:22:48.400 and boycott
00:22:49.100 and do whatever.
00:22:50.860 And the people
00:22:51.520 who don't want that
00:22:52.340 very often
00:22:53.480 are not even willing
00:22:54.200 to make an argument
00:22:54.880 against it.
00:22:55.480 Why should there not be
00:22:58.960 a lesbian couple
00:22:59.900 with kids
00:23:00.640 on the children's cartoon?
00:23:03.280 The answer is
00:23:04.300 because it's disordered.
00:23:05.620 It's very disordered
00:23:06.800 and two ladies
00:23:07.720 cannot create a child together.
00:23:09.560 And so the only way
00:23:10.180 to do that
00:23:10.760 is by reordering
00:23:12.000 our adoption system
00:23:13.100 or creating
00:23:14.980 all sorts of
00:23:16.300 new bioethical concerns
00:23:17.500 through surrogacy
00:23:18.860 and in vitro fertilization
00:23:21.260 and buying a man's sperm
00:23:22.560 and renting a woman's womb
00:23:23.680 and all the rest of it.
00:23:24.400 And it's all disordered
00:23:25.820 and it's wrong
00:23:26.620 and it's morally unacceptable
00:23:28.640 and that's why
00:23:29.880 it shouldn't be there.
00:23:31.940 Very few conservatives
00:23:32.960 are willing to say that
00:23:33.860 because they don't want
00:23:35.220 to be called phobic
00:23:36.060 or bigoted
00:23:36.780 or intolerant
00:23:37.820 or whatever.
00:23:38.720 And so they don't want
00:23:39.280 to say that.
00:23:39.660 All the conservatives
00:23:40.420 are going to say is,
00:23:41.800 come on,
00:23:42.640 don't you think,
00:23:44.180 why does it,
00:23:44.680 why has it got to be so woke?
00:23:45.980 It's got to be so woke
00:23:46.840 because you won't articulate
00:23:47.760 the argument against it
00:23:48.820 and you won't sign any petitions
00:23:49.920 and you won't demand it.
00:23:50.860 And so the people
00:23:51.320 who are motivated
00:23:52.440 and who are eager
00:23:53.440 and who do have a plan
00:23:54.720 and a vision for society,
00:23:55.880 they're the ones
00:23:56.480 who are going to win.
00:23:58.360 And these kind of
00:23:59.580 pathetic platitudes
00:24:00.620 for neutrality
00:24:01.800 or just come on,
00:24:02.780 let's slow things down
00:24:03.880 or hey,
00:24:04.420 let's leave the kids alone.
00:24:05.620 It's not going to go anywhere.
00:24:08.040 Everything has to be so woke
00:24:10.280 because the woke people
00:24:12.880 can get away with it.
00:24:14.500 That's why.
00:24:15.580 They can get away with it
00:24:16.380 because you let them get it.
00:24:17.440 We got a story
00:24:18.300 from social media
00:24:20.140 that's just once again
00:24:21.760 the woke people
00:24:23.600 getting away with it.
00:24:26.480 Headline here
00:24:27.280 on Axios.
00:24:30.980 Sort of a center left
00:24:32.860 outlet.
00:24:35.060 Scoop.
00:24:36.420 Snaps.
00:24:37.420 Snapchat.
00:24:38.280 Snaps political data slip.
00:24:41.920 Okay.
00:24:42.660 Here's how they describe it.
00:24:43.920 A slip-up
00:24:45.600 by social media giant Snap
00:24:47.480 allowed leading
00:24:48.700 Democratic campaigns
00:24:49.960 and party committees
00:24:50.820 to unwittingly tap
00:24:52.100 into a vast repository
00:24:53.300 of Republican voter data
00:24:55.180 to hone their midterm ads.
00:24:57.740 Oops.
00:24:59.520 Ah, darn.
00:25:01.160 Oh, I just,
00:25:02.120 those darn slip-ups.
00:25:03.920 Those darn slip-ups,
00:25:05.460 they're so frustrating
00:25:06.260 because they're always made
00:25:07.580 so unwittingly,
00:25:08.600 aren't they?
00:25:09.440 And it's just such a weird,
00:25:11.860 unwitting coincidence.
00:25:13.920 That the slip-ups
00:25:14.860 always benefit the Democrats
00:25:16.680 and they never benefit
00:25:18.400 the Republicans.
00:25:19.560 Oops.
00:25:20.420 Oopsie-daisy.
00:25:22.260 Yeah,
00:25:22.800 the FBI got the FISA warrant wrong
00:25:25.140 and they actually didn't,
00:25:26.540 yeah,
00:25:26.780 they didn't have any reason
00:25:27.780 to spy on the Trump campaign.
00:25:29.240 That was a big mistake.
00:25:30.320 Our bad.
00:25:31.700 Yeah, our bad.
00:25:32.420 We totally won't do this again.
00:25:33.740 Whoopsie-daisy.
00:25:35.740 Oops.
00:25:36.740 Hillary Clinton
00:25:37.300 had a private email server
00:25:38.480 where she had classified information
00:25:39.980 and at the same time
00:25:41.060 she was raising a ton of money
00:25:42.280 from foreign governments.
00:25:43.920 For her own personal charity,
00:25:45.740 charity,
00:25:46.220 quote unquote,
00:25:46.720 to pay her own bills.
00:25:47.580 Oops.
00:25:49.400 Oopsie-daisy.
00:25:50.180 No big deal.
00:25:51.760 Whoops.
00:25:52.240 What a slip-up.
00:25:53.060 We won't let that happen again.
00:25:56.240 Oh, by the way,
00:25:57.160 oops,
00:25:57.680 former President Trump
00:25:58.600 took some documents
00:25:59.380 from the White House
00:26:00.080 as lots of presidents have done.
00:26:01.660 Yeah,
00:26:01.800 we're gonna kick in his door.
00:26:02.960 We're not letting that slip-up go through.
00:26:04.440 Uh-uh.
00:26:05.540 No siree.
00:26:07.760 We caught that mistake.
00:26:09.160 We just don't catch it
00:26:09.980 when social media companies
00:26:11.320 give Democrats
00:26:11.940 a major advantage
00:26:12.740 in the elections.
00:26:15.760 Oopsie.
00:26:17.440 I think those slip-ups
00:26:18.500 are gonna keep happening.
00:26:19.520 They're gonna keep
00:26:20.000 unwittingly happening
00:26:21.060 unless we stop them.
00:26:23.640 Unless we,
00:26:25.560 on the happy occasions
00:26:26.400 that we can get
00:26:27.060 any political power,
00:26:28.340 and it's always gonna be
00:26:29.060 an uphill battle,
00:26:30.160 because,
00:26:30.900 let's say the Republicans
00:26:31.840 retake the House.
00:26:32.960 Maybe there's a shout
00:26:33.820 we retake the Senate.
00:26:35.620 We're still not gonna have
00:26:36.660 the bureaucracy.
00:26:37.600 We're not gonna have
00:26:38.220 the presidency.
00:26:39.220 We sort of have
00:26:40.200 the Supreme Court,
00:26:41.000 but it's marginal.
00:26:42.920 We don't have the media.
00:26:44.300 We don't have big tech.
00:26:44.980 We don't have the universities.
00:26:46.200 We don't have really
00:26:47.140 any of the other power centers.
00:26:49.460 But,
00:26:50.500 okay,
00:26:50.880 we can get a little bit
00:26:51.580 of the government.
00:26:53.040 We have to wield that power.
00:26:55.160 We have to wield
00:26:55.920 the force
00:26:56.800 of big government.
00:26:58.640 I know this will make
00:26:59.820 certain American conservatives
00:27:01.280 feel uneasy,
00:27:02.340 but we have to wield
00:27:02.920 the force of big government
00:27:03.880 against our political adversaries
00:27:05.620 in a just way,
00:27:06.440 in a moral way,
00:27:07.000 in an appropriate way.
00:27:07.780 But we have to do it
00:27:08.680 because these slip-ups
00:27:09.620 are not just.
00:27:10.360 These slip-ups
00:27:10.920 are not appropriate.
00:27:12.520 These slip-ups
00:27:13.040 are not moral.
00:27:13.860 You can't have a good system
00:27:14.720 with these slip-ups.
00:27:15.420 The slip-ups aren't slip-ups.
00:27:17.540 Okay?
00:27:17.860 They're just Democrats
00:27:18.700 taking advantage
00:27:19.520 because they know
00:27:20.040 they can get away with it.
00:27:21.820 Speaking of slip-ups,
00:27:23.660 you might recall,
00:27:25.180 what was this,
00:27:26.320 a week or two ago,
00:27:27.420 there was a trade show,
00:27:29.100 trade conference
00:27:29.720 for podcasting
00:27:30.740 called Podcast Movement
00:27:32.260 that held its convention
00:27:34.140 and since the Daily Wire
00:27:36.260 is the sixth largest
00:27:37.300 publishing network
00:27:38.240 in the world
00:27:38.840 and since Ben Shapiro
00:27:40.960 in particular
00:27:41.480 is always in one
00:27:42.720 of the very
00:27:43.180 tippy-top ranked podcasts,
00:27:44.720 but all of our shows
00:27:45.680 consistently chart
00:27:47.240 very, very high up
00:27:48.380 in podcasting
00:27:50.240 among all shows,
00:27:52.260 not just among
00:27:52.700 political shows
00:27:53.260 or conservative shows.
00:27:54.160 Because of that,
00:27:55.880 the Daily Wire
00:27:56.500 had a booth there
00:27:57.480 and Ben showed up
00:27:58.380 and took some pictures
00:27:59.580 with some fans
00:28:00.420 who were at the Podcast Movement
00:28:01.900 and then he walked out.
00:28:02.900 That was it.
00:28:03.640 And Podcast Movement
00:28:04.240 issued this long condemnation
00:28:07.080 of Ben and Daily Wire
00:28:08.960 and said it's unacceptable
00:28:09.940 and, you know,
00:28:10.800 people felt unsafe
00:28:12.040 and, you know,
00:28:12.800 it was really,
00:28:13.820 really bizarre
00:28:15.800 kind of behavior
00:28:16.840 and really wrong.
00:28:19.860 Well, I've got
00:28:20.480 some good news
00:28:21.700 on that front.
00:28:24.140 Podcast Movement
00:28:25.100 then posted,
00:28:27.600 they said,
00:28:28.140 we're listening
00:28:28.500 to the Podcast Movement
00:28:29.300 community,
00:28:30.560 we're putting in place
00:28:31.240 policies to guide
00:28:32.200 our social media
00:28:32.900 with inclusivity
00:28:33.840 and diversity
00:28:34.480 and respect.
00:28:35.060 It's a journey, right?
00:28:35.940 That was part of
00:28:37.200 their condemnation of Ben.
00:28:38.700 But then they just,
00:28:39.680 just yesterday,
00:28:40.420 tweeted out,
00:28:40.940 quote,
00:28:41.600 as we stated,
00:28:42.840 we're continuing
00:28:43.480 to evaluate our policies
00:28:44.860 guiding social media
00:28:45.740 and events
00:28:46.480 with inclusivity,
00:28:47.320 diversity,
00:28:47.640 and respect for all.
00:28:48.520 We have to start
00:28:49.380 by sincerely apologizing
00:28:51.200 to Mr. Shapiro
00:28:52.420 for our reaction
00:28:53.520 when he visited
00:28:54.480 a booth we sold
00:28:55.320 to his company.
00:28:56.440 That wasn't right.
00:28:57.460 And that's all true.
00:29:02.180 That's good.
00:29:02.700 And I also know
00:29:04.100 that the president
00:29:05.100 of Podcast Movement
00:29:05.840 did call Jeremy
00:29:06.860 and made very,
00:29:07.920 very clear
00:29:08.300 that the behavior
00:29:10.100 of Podcast Movement
00:29:10.800 was unacceptable.
00:29:12.420 And he,
00:29:13.080 you know,
00:29:13.860 he took it like a man,
00:29:15.400 the president
00:29:15.840 of Podcast Movement,
00:29:16.600 and he called
00:29:17.180 and he did the right thing
00:29:18.520 and he apologized
00:29:19.500 and he said what they did
00:29:20.480 was just totally wrong.
00:29:22.080 And so my reaction here,
00:29:24.160 I know that some people
00:29:25.600 would like to,
00:29:26.400 you know,
00:29:27.060 double down
00:29:28.060 and keep hitting
00:29:28.880 Podcast Movement.
00:29:29.540 But I think we live
00:29:30.380 in an age
00:29:30.880 that is so graceless
00:29:32.860 and where no one
00:29:34.580 ever gets to
00:29:35.980 hear a sincere apology
00:29:38.560 or no one usually
00:29:39.840 accepts a sincere apology.
00:29:41.120 So I think it's good.
00:29:42.780 I'm glad Podcast Movement
00:29:43.780 apologized.
00:29:45.100 We accept the apology.
00:29:46.840 Good.
00:29:47.460 That's good.
00:29:47.760 They did the right thing.
00:29:49.560 I appreciate that
00:29:50.300 they did the right thing.
00:29:52.000 So people very rarely
00:29:53.380 do the right thing anymore.
00:29:54.320 They just double down
00:29:55.260 when they're so obviously wrong.
00:29:56.960 And so that's good.
00:29:58.380 I appreciate that.
00:29:59.180 I think it's very big
00:30:00.000 of Podcast Movement
00:30:01.020 to do that.
00:30:02.040 And I'm pleased to see it.
00:30:03.120 Not just for us,
00:30:04.320 but for what it means
00:30:05.300 for conservatives
00:30:06.000 in the podcasting space
00:30:07.560 and in the culture
00:30:10.720 and in the public square.
00:30:11.700 So good stuff.
00:30:13.120 Appreciate that.
00:30:14.280 Good job, Podcast Movement.
00:30:16.100 Speaking of double standards,
00:30:18.600 this is a really crazy story.
00:30:21.140 A Democrat public official
00:30:25.480 has just been arrested
00:30:27.360 on suspicion of murdering
00:30:29.420 a reporter.
00:30:31.000 And you probably haven't heard
00:30:32.860 anything about this story.
00:30:35.760 There was a story,
00:30:37.140 I saw the headlines the other day
00:30:38.280 in maybe some conservative outlets
00:30:40.280 that a reporter from Nevada
00:30:42.400 who some said had been
00:30:43.920 doing a report on that shooting
00:30:46.700 in Las Vegas,
00:30:47.680 but I'm not sure that
00:30:48.440 that was necessarily the key.
00:30:49.820 The reporter just generally
00:30:50.880 had been investigating
00:30:52.280 crime and corruption.
00:30:54.300 This guy ended up murdered.
00:30:57.080 And now the chief suspect
00:30:59.020 is this Clark County
00:31:01.040 Democrat official
00:31:02.420 whose DNA was found at the scene.
00:31:07.860 The guy is the Clark County
00:31:09.540 public administrator,
00:31:10.520 Robert Telles.
00:31:12.060 He was just booked.
00:31:12.980 I mentioned the story
00:31:16.260 because we talked about
00:31:19.520 the double standards yesterday
00:31:21.140 on racism.
00:31:23.140 You know, the libs,
00:31:24.600 when they use this phrase,
00:31:26.580 racism,
00:31:27.760 it doesn't mean anything.
00:31:29.460 Whatever racism could possibly mean,
00:31:31.260 they're much more guilty of it
00:31:32.340 than the Republicans.
00:31:33.420 And the Republicans
00:31:33.940 sort of fecklessly say,
00:31:34.960 no, no, you're the real racist
00:31:36.080 and it doesn't matter.
00:31:37.120 You're the hypocrites.
00:31:38.020 Yeah, okay,
00:31:38.420 they know that.
00:31:39.100 They don't care, okay?
00:31:40.920 They're going to do it anyway
00:31:42.060 because they can get
00:31:42.720 an advantage over you.
00:31:44.040 Same thing with political violence.
00:31:45.360 The libs decry political violence.
00:31:46.540 They commit much,
00:31:47.240 much more political violence
00:31:48.060 than the conservatives have,
00:31:49.900 even just in the last few years.
00:31:51.600 Again,
00:31:51.900 we point out the double standard.
00:31:52.920 Nobody really cares.
00:31:54.620 Well,
00:31:54.820 I would like to point it out
00:31:56.320 just again,
00:31:57.440 only for the conservatives
00:31:58.500 to realize this.
00:31:59.380 It's true on journalism too.
00:32:00.700 The libs attack journalists
00:32:02.320 much more than the conservatives do.
00:32:04.060 The Obama administration
00:32:04.860 was very, very tough on journalists.
00:32:07.240 We remember really bizarre
00:32:09.580 political pressure
00:32:10.280 on reporters like James Rosen
00:32:11.700 or Sheryl Atkinson.
00:32:13.880 But now we're seeing
00:32:14.820 this Democrat official
00:32:15.560 murdering an investigative reporter
00:32:19.160 for looking into corruption.
00:32:21.620 I mention it not because I think
00:32:23.520 that pointing out the double standard
00:32:24.700 is finally going to shift the narrative.
00:32:25.840 No, I don't think it will.
00:32:26.820 I mention it just as a little encouragement
00:32:28.920 to conservatives
00:32:29.600 and to people in the center.
00:32:31.640 When the libs start getting
00:32:32.660 on their soapbox
00:32:33.440 about how the Republicans
00:32:34.780 are threatening a free press,
00:32:36.160 just remember,
00:32:36.680 it's completely bogus.
00:32:37.780 It's a pointless argument.
00:32:39.460 It's not true.
00:32:40.320 Anything that they are saying
00:32:41.540 about the Republicans,
00:32:42.560 they are projecting.
00:32:43.500 They are confessing
00:32:44.240 what they themselves are doing.
00:32:45.920 So just ignore it.
00:32:47.400 I'm not encouraging people
00:32:48.560 to just go out
00:32:49.820 and point out the hypocrisy
00:32:51.020 and that's how we're going
00:32:52.160 to win the argument.
00:32:52.680 No, that's not going to happen.
00:32:53.560 They don't care.
00:32:54.180 They know about the hypocrisy.
00:32:55.300 They just want to get one over on us.
00:32:57.000 But I'm saying this
00:32:57.820 as a word of encouragement
00:32:58.580 to the Republicans.
00:32:59.120 Just ignore it.
00:33:00.200 It means nothing.
00:33:01.440 It's just a cheap political lie.
00:33:04.020 Move on, okay?
00:33:05.360 These guys are just trying
00:33:07.980 to take advantage of you.
00:33:10.480 Now, I'm very, very excited
00:33:12.760 that we will get to
00:33:14.100 my absolute favorite time
00:33:15.640 of the week
00:33:16.220 when I get to hear
00:33:17.680 from all of you
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00:33:29.720 Hello, Michael.
00:33:31.380 I'll save you the backstory,
00:33:33.280 but my wife and I
00:33:34.300 were recently discussing
00:33:35.260 what we would like
00:33:35.980 to happen with our bodies
00:33:37.160 after we die,
00:33:38.520 be it burial, cremation,
00:33:40.320 or something else.
00:33:41.580 I'm curious about
00:33:42.540 what option you think
00:33:43.760 is best.
00:33:44.940 I'd assume you're a proponent
00:33:46.180 of traditional burials.
00:33:48.040 Maybe there's a Catholic
00:33:49.960 teaching behind that
00:33:50.860 I'm unaware of.
00:33:51.860 Anyway,
00:33:53.440 if my assumption
00:33:54.300 is correct,
00:33:55.260 I'd like to know
00:33:56.720 why you think that way
00:33:57.960 and what reasons
00:33:59.340 there are behind
00:34:00.320 being against cremation,
00:34:03.300 for example.
00:34:04.840 And if I'm wrong,
00:34:06.300 I'd be surprised,
00:34:07.940 but if you do think differently,
00:34:09.380 then please elaborate.
00:34:11.080 Thanks, Michael.
00:34:12.520 Yes, I'm very much
00:34:13.880 against cremation.
00:34:15.060 I am for burial
00:34:16.500 or a mausoleum
00:34:17.620 if you want to get fancy,
00:34:19.020 but I'm very much
00:34:20.080 against cremation.
00:34:21.800 The church traditionally
00:34:23.420 opposed cremation
00:34:25.100 and forbade it.
00:34:27.200 In recent years,
00:34:29.180 they've gone softer
00:34:30.420 on cremation,
00:34:31.380 but I still oppose it.
00:34:33.520 And the reason I oppose it
00:34:34.820 is because it makes a mockery
00:34:36.840 of the resurrection
00:34:37.400 of the body.
00:34:38.360 If you are a Christian,
00:34:40.280 you believe in the resurrection
00:34:41.440 of the body,
00:34:42.120 not just that we're going
00:34:43.360 to go to heaven,
00:34:44.000 not just that our souls
00:34:44.760 will be at peace
00:34:45.500 and that we will behold
00:34:46.560 the face of our creator
00:34:47.680 in the beatific vision.
00:34:49.280 You believe in the
00:34:50.540 actual resurrection
00:34:51.800 of the body.
00:34:53.440 And this is very important
00:34:54.520 to the way that we,
00:34:55.460 well, the way that we view
00:34:56.380 our bodies and our own behaviors
00:34:57.660 and the way that we view
00:34:58.700 creation in the world.
00:35:00.160 That we're not just
00:35:00.900 disembodied spirits,
00:35:01.740 but the body really matters too.
00:35:03.400 And the body and soul
00:35:04.360 and spirit are united
00:35:05.540 inextricably during our lives.
00:35:07.240 They are separated
00:35:08.060 at the moment of our death,
00:35:09.120 but that our bodies
00:35:09.960 will be resurrected.
00:35:11.420 And so,
00:35:12.540 I'm not making
00:35:13.420 any eschatological claims
00:35:15.640 about what it means
00:35:16.740 if one is cremated
00:35:18.760 in the resurrection
00:35:19.680 of the body.
00:35:20.420 I am just pointing out
00:35:21.640 as a matter of symbolism
00:35:23.280 and the ritual
00:35:26.320 and the way that we treat
00:35:31.200 our bodies in the creative world,
00:35:32.580 the way that we interact
00:35:33.880 with the physical things
00:35:34.940 of this world.
00:35:35.980 To cremate oneself
00:35:38.100 is to mock
00:35:39.060 the resurrection of the body.
00:35:40.100 And so,
00:35:40.500 I would strongly advise
00:35:42.000 against it.
00:35:42.700 Next question.
00:35:44.900 Mr. Nostradamus,
00:35:46.140 this is Smiling Sam Alvey.
00:35:47.760 I was listening to your show
00:35:49.000 while driving my kids
00:35:49.920 to their private school
00:35:50.620 because we are done
00:35:51.300 with the public school system.
00:35:52.680 My little girl,
00:35:53.420 nine years old,
00:35:54.360 she was listening to you
00:35:55.460 as we do most mornings
00:35:56.940 and you started talking
00:35:57.820 about eating bugs
00:35:58.700 and how delicious
00:35:59.920 they're supposed to be
00:36:00.960 and stuff like that.
00:36:02.180 That got her interested.
00:36:03.360 That piqued her interest.
00:36:04.680 And so,
00:36:05.060 she asked,
00:36:05.400 Daddy,
00:36:06.220 they want us to eat bugs?
00:36:07.460 And I said,
00:36:07.920 oh, yes they do.
00:36:09.380 And then turned into
00:36:10.480 a whole conversation
00:36:11.380 about how cows
00:36:12.560 fart and causes
00:36:13.400 global warming
00:36:14.100 and how everything
00:36:14.780 they do is just
00:36:15.580 to try and find a way
00:36:16.420 to control us
00:36:17.100 similar to the masks.
00:36:18.620 They know they don't
00:36:19.460 taste good
00:36:19.920 but they're going
00:36:20.280 to force us to eat it
00:36:21.060 just so they can say
00:36:21.880 that they forced us
00:36:22.720 to do it.
00:36:23.280 And she looked up
00:36:24.000 and said,
00:36:24.800 well, Daddy,
00:36:26.120 Joe Biden's not
00:36:27.120 going to eat bugs,
00:36:27.880 is he?
00:36:28.340 And I could not
00:36:29.420 have been more proud.
00:36:30.820 It was a moment of,
00:36:32.260 oh, she connected
00:36:33.060 the dots.
00:36:33.740 She knows that
00:36:34.440 those in charge
00:36:35.660 aren't going to eat bugs.
00:36:36.600 They're just going
00:36:37.220 to make us eat bugs
00:36:38.060 or try to anyways.
00:36:39.120 I guess I always knew
00:36:40.120 I was going to have
00:36:40.720 that time
00:36:41.240 where I had to talk
00:36:41.820 about the birds
00:36:42.380 and the bees
00:36:42.700 to my daughter.
00:36:43.740 But I guess
00:36:44.300 it was today
00:36:45.180 but not the birds
00:36:46.280 and the bees.
00:36:46.960 It was the bugs
00:36:47.480 and the bees.
00:36:47.840 The bugs and the bees.
00:36:48.440 Thank you for your work
00:36:49.300 and we'll keep listening.
00:36:51.460 Smiling Sam Alvey.
00:36:52.480 All right.
00:36:53.120 Your daughter
00:36:53.780 is very insightful,
00:36:55.680 obviously.
00:36:56.100 Yes, the elites
00:36:59.260 who want to get us
00:37:00.380 all to eat bugs,
00:37:01.600 they will be eating
00:37:02.420 filet mignon.
00:37:03.080 That is true.
00:37:04.260 As a general rule,
00:37:05.780 that is true.
00:37:07.320 And there's a caveat
00:37:09.100 to this.
00:37:11.060 I don't think
00:37:11.980 that the elites
00:37:12.560 regularly will eat bugs,
00:37:14.340 but I do think
00:37:15.220 that they will
00:37:15.960 temporarily
00:37:18.300 or infrequently
00:37:21.600 or even as a matter
00:37:22.820 of initiation
00:37:23.440 eat the bugs.
00:37:24.320 I think they will do it.
00:37:24.980 You think of
00:37:25.780 that actress.
00:37:28.000 What is her name?
00:37:28.840 The one who was married
00:37:29.400 to Tom Cruise.
00:37:30.960 I forget.
00:37:31.620 She just did a whole video
00:37:32.640 where she came out
00:37:34.460 and ate a bunch of bugs
00:37:35.380 and it was disgusting.
00:37:36.660 You sometimes see
00:37:37.600 Bill Gates
00:37:38.600 came out
00:37:39.860 and I think it was
00:37:40.820 he drank a glass of water
00:37:42.060 that came out of
00:37:43.600 fecal matter
00:37:45.040 or some of the,
00:37:45.920 just some of the,
00:37:46.700 all of these gross things.
00:37:47.660 Eating the bugs,
00:37:48.660 living in excrement,
00:37:49.680 all of this gross stuff.
00:37:51.700 Sometimes the elites
00:37:52.840 themselves
00:37:53.560 do it.
00:37:54.980 And they do it
00:37:56.000 in order to shatter
00:37:57.560 a taboo.
00:37:58.240 They do it
00:37:58.640 for the same reason
00:37:59.480 that fraternities
00:38:01.300 haze their pledges.
00:38:03.400 Okay,
00:38:03.640 they do it
00:38:04.320 because
00:38:04.960 it,
00:38:05.860 it is a way
00:38:07.280 to express
00:38:08.100 and actually reinforce
00:38:09.500 one's commitment
00:38:10.740 to a group
00:38:11.680 or to a secret society
00:38:13.680 or to a cult,
00:38:14.560 which is probably
00:38:15.180 more like it.
00:38:16.560 So that is the reason.
00:38:17.760 Why are they,
00:38:18.260 why are they forcing
00:38:19.000 us to eat the bugs?
00:38:20.900 It's,
00:38:21.380 it's not that
00:38:22.540 they're thinking,
00:38:23.680 look,
00:38:23.880 we need new sources
00:38:24.760 of protein
00:38:25.320 and yes,
00:38:26.120 the bugs are gross,
00:38:27.060 but that's what
00:38:27.580 we have to do
00:38:28.200 in order to get
00:38:28.680 the protein.
00:38:29.620 It's,
00:38:29.860 it's actually
00:38:30.200 the other way around.
00:38:31.160 They're saying,
00:38:31.680 man,
00:38:31.920 we have a taboo
00:38:32.620 in our culture
00:38:33.200 against eating bugs.
00:38:34.980 So if we want
00:38:35.760 to upend the culture,
00:38:36.960 we have to eat the bugs.
00:38:38.880 We actually,
00:38:39.580 we have to do it
00:38:40.320 because it is so gross.
00:38:42.600 That will break the taboos
00:38:44.600 because taboos
00:38:45.300 and standards
00:38:45.760 define cultures.
00:38:46.500 And so when you,
00:38:47.220 when you shatter them
00:38:48.600 and you reorder them,
00:38:49.600 you are reordering
00:38:50.500 the culture
00:38:50.920 in a very,
00:38:51.700 very profound way.
00:38:52.580 That's a lot
00:38:53.420 of what's going on
00:38:54.080 with the bug eating
00:38:54.860 and the protein
00:38:56.500 and the efficiency
00:38:57.280 and getting all
00:38:57.940 the poor masses
00:38:58.740 to eat cheaper
00:38:59.900 sources of protein
00:39:00.780 and,
00:39:01.760 and creating
00:39:02.760 even greater inequality
00:39:04.720 between the poor
00:39:05.520 and the elites.
00:39:06.300 That,
00:39:06.720 that goes along with it,
00:39:07.900 but I think the taboos
00:39:08.760 are really central to it.
00:39:09.740 Okay,
00:39:09.940 next question.
00:39:10.440 Hey,
00:39:11.720 Noel's Pete calling
00:39:13.060 from Nova Scotia,
00:39:15.180 Canada.
00:39:15.840 I work outdoors
00:39:17.500 at night
00:39:18.280 in utter darkness
00:39:19.840 at a golf course,
00:39:21.700 watering mostly,
00:39:22.660 not that you ask,
00:39:23.740 but I do have a request.
00:39:26.660 Hey,
00:39:27.400 let's cool it on the
00:39:28.660 demons are everywhere
00:39:29.940 all the time
00:39:30.960 and out to get you rhetoric.
00:39:34.020 Oh,
00:39:34.660 okay.
00:39:35.040 I'm getting a little
00:39:35.460 freaked out out here.
00:39:36.280 I'm pretty sure
00:39:36.760 I just saw Belphegor
00:39:38.840 and three lesser demons
00:39:40.300 teeing off on four here.
00:39:41.840 Okay,
00:39:42.440 let's cool it down
00:39:43.220 to shade.
00:39:44.020 Thanks a lot,
00:39:44.520 my friend.
00:39:44.880 You're doing a great job.
00:39:46.020 Always enjoy listening to you.
00:39:46.980 Bye-bye now.
00:39:48.060 An understandable objection,
00:39:49.880 but I actually
00:39:50.800 have a different take on it.
00:39:53.500 When I was a teenager
00:39:56.080 in my atheist,
00:39:58.140 debauched,
00:39:59.300 degenerate years,
00:40:00.100 I was much more superstitious
00:40:03.280 than I am now.
00:40:04.500 I was much more spooked
00:40:06.260 by the demons
00:40:07.220 that I didn't think existed
00:40:08.540 than I am now
00:40:09.760 when I am convinced
00:40:10.560 that demons really do exist
00:40:11.840 and are surrounding us
00:40:12.540 all the time
00:40:13.020 because we are surrounded
00:40:14.860 by a battlefield.
00:40:18.160 We are actually in
00:40:19.600 a battlefield
00:40:20.440 of spiritual combat.
00:40:22.200 The reason is
00:40:23.480 because I believe
00:40:25.340 that Christ conquers
00:40:26.680 death and sin on the cross
00:40:27.740 and St. Michael
00:40:29.940 just stabs that dragon
00:40:31.780 with the sword
00:40:32.420 and Our Lady crushes
00:40:33.780 the serpent
00:40:34.200 underneath her heel
00:40:35.060 and I think the game
00:40:36.800 is won and Christ harrows hell
00:40:38.980 and so we're going to win.
00:40:40.480 I'm on the winning team
00:40:41.780 so I don't worry
00:40:42.980 about those stupid
00:40:43.620 little demons.
00:40:44.760 I think of St. John Vianney
00:40:46.260 who was tormented
00:40:47.700 by the devil
00:40:49.240 and he used to make fun
00:40:50.200 of the devil.
00:40:51.440 He's the patron
00:40:53.040 of parish priests
00:40:53.940 and he was in this little town
00:40:55.500 ours in France
00:40:56.420 and he was tormented
00:40:57.660 by the devil
00:40:58.100 and he would just
00:40:58.600 make fun of him.
00:40:59.260 He'd call him
00:40:59.520 this little stupid guy
00:41:01.180 this little grappin
00:41:02.080 there he is again
00:41:03.240 here we go
00:41:03.980 ignore him
00:41:05.760 no big deal
00:41:06.300 oh he set my bed on fire
00:41:07.220 okay no big deal
00:41:07.880 and I think
00:41:08.780 that's the right attitude.
00:41:10.680 I think
00:41:11.060 when people want to deny
00:41:13.340 dangers and realities
00:41:15.020 they actually
00:41:15.560 whether they're physical
00:41:16.600 or whether they're metaphysical
00:41:17.900 they tend to get
00:41:19.940 much more freaked out by it.
00:41:22.060 It kind of gets back
00:41:23.000 to that old saying
00:41:23.800 if you believe in nothing
00:41:26.120 you'll fall for anything.
00:41:28.200 But if you believe
00:41:28.780 in something
00:41:29.160 especially if you believe
00:41:30.080 in something true
00:41:30.720 then you'll be
00:41:32.020 much more grounded.
00:41:32.980 I just find
00:41:33.700 that the atheists
00:41:34.920 tend to be
00:41:35.460 the most superstitious
00:41:36.520 people on earth
00:41:37.720 and they'll fall
00:41:39.220 for any kind of
00:41:39.840 weird new age
00:41:40.880 manifesting
00:41:41.720 sending vibes
00:41:42.840 playing with my crystals
00:41:43.940 man kind of stuff
00:41:44.960 and it's the Christians
00:41:46.140 especially the Christians
00:41:46.860 who take the religion seriously
00:41:48.160 who are much more grounded
00:41:49.720 and you might expect
00:41:50.580 it to be the opposite.
00:41:51.760 You might expect
00:41:52.200 Christians
00:41:52.720 who believe in
00:41:53.760 God
00:41:54.740 and incarnation
00:41:55.980 and choirs of angels
00:41:57.460 and demons
00:41:58.760 trying to attack us
00:42:00.240 and take our soul
00:42:01.000 you might expect them
00:42:01.820 to be really really out there
00:42:03.180 but they're not.
00:42:03.960 I mean if you've just
00:42:04.460 ever spoken to
00:42:05.320 a serious Christian
00:42:07.360 who takes the religion
00:42:08.540 seriously
00:42:09.020 they're the least
00:42:09.900 superstitious people
00:42:11.000 on earth.
00:42:12.120 Okay
00:42:12.400 next question.
00:42:13.980 Hi Michael
00:42:15.900 thank you so much
00:42:16.720 for your advice
00:42:17.640 on volunteering
00:42:19.040 for a political campaign.
00:42:20.480 My uncle
00:42:21.340 is in the gun business
00:42:22.360 and has connections
00:42:23.080 with Andrew Clyde
00:42:23.960 who is campaigning
00:42:24.680 for my district
00:42:25.380 so I'm going to
00:42:26.660 volunteer with his campaign.
00:42:29.080 I have kind of a weird
00:42:30.400 question today
00:42:31.840 that involves
00:42:32.680 singing in mass.
00:42:34.480 So I'm Catholic
00:42:35.200 I go to mass
00:42:36.060 every Sunday
00:42:36.680 with my family
00:42:37.420 and I sing
00:42:39.460 at every mass
00:42:40.320 along with my mom
00:42:41.860 my grandmother
00:42:42.680 and my sister
00:42:43.520 because we believe
00:42:44.980 it is another
00:42:46.400 almost higher form
00:42:47.640 of prayer.
00:42:49.020 However
00:42:49.460 most of the people
00:42:51.320 who attend mass
00:42:52.140 do not sing
00:42:53.220 including my brothers.
00:42:55.180 I've been trying
00:42:55.960 to encourage
00:42:56.580 my one brother
00:42:58.220 to sing
00:42:59.160 for a while now
00:43:00.140 but I think
00:43:00.780 he's just too
00:43:01.460 embarrassed
00:43:02.080 since so many people
00:43:03.320 in the church
00:43:05.120 don't sing.
00:43:06.600 I was wondering
00:43:07.740 what's your opinion
00:43:08.660 on singing in mass
00:43:10.180 and do you have
00:43:11.540 any advice
00:43:12.080 on how I can
00:43:12.940 convince him
00:43:13.400 to sing?
00:43:14.060 Thanks.
00:43:14.460 Love the show.
00:43:15.640 Thank you so much.
00:43:16.440 Great question.
00:43:16.900 Great to hear
00:43:17.240 that you're on that campaign
00:43:18.080 and I have many thoughts
00:43:20.140 on this question
00:43:20.860 that you've just raised.
00:43:22.000 I think it was
00:43:22.300 St. Augustine
00:43:22.880 who says that
00:43:23.560 to sing well
00:43:24.880 is to pray twice.
00:43:26.640 So it's good to sing.
00:43:27.540 It's good to sing in praise.
00:43:29.040 But you're right.
00:43:29.960 People in
00:43:30.740 what's called
00:43:32.380 the new mass
00:43:33.060 or the mass
00:43:33.580 of Pope Paul VI
00:43:34.520 that's the mass
00:43:35.420 that started in 1970
00:43:37.100 and has replaced
00:43:39.160 in most places
00:43:40.240 the traditional
00:43:40.860 Latin mass
00:43:41.500 that had endured
00:43:42.120 for almost two millennia
00:43:43.640 that mass
00:43:45.560 at that mass
00:43:46.400 people don't really
00:43:47.160 sing that much
00:43:47.760 which is ironic
00:43:48.340 because the point
00:43:48.900 of that new mass
00:43:49.760 was to increase
00:43:51.600 participation
00:43:52.220 and yet participation
00:43:53.240 in many ways
00:43:53.800 decreased.
00:43:54.840 I think the reason
00:43:55.540 for that
00:43:56.020 it's not just
00:43:56.660 your brother's fault
00:43:57.860 and it's not just
00:43:58.480 the fault
00:43:59.620 of the people
00:44:00.300 in the congregation
00:44:00.840 it's because
00:44:02.400 the mass
00:44:03.040 is really
00:44:04.860 the new form
00:44:06.960 of that liturgy
00:44:07.640 is much more shallow
00:44:08.680 and much more effeminate
00:44:10.480 and the hymns
00:44:11.960 that replaced
00:44:12.740 the traditional chanting
00:44:14.160 and the traditional hymns
00:44:15.580 in the mass
00:44:16.100 are really sappy
00:44:17.720 effeminate
00:44:18.460 1970s pop songs
00:44:20.500 that make
00:44:21.640 some references
00:44:22.420 to God
00:44:23.080 and are often heretical
00:44:24.440 and so
00:44:25.000 to me
00:44:26.700 it's perfectly
00:44:27.580 understandable
00:44:28.220 that a young man
00:44:29.520 would not want to sing
00:44:30.800 some shallow
00:44:32.820 song about
00:44:34.280 I will raise you up
00:44:37.040 on eagle's wings
00:44:39.520 and first of all
00:44:40.460 I won't raise anybody
00:44:41.840 up on eagle's wings
00:44:42.540 because I'm not God
00:44:43.600 so the songs
00:44:45.020 have theological problems
00:44:46.320 and they're just
00:44:46.860 so lame and sappy
00:44:48.280 they weren't even cool
00:44:49.000 in the 70s
00:44:49.680 and so I'm not surprised
00:44:51.020 at all
00:44:51.460 I'm not surprised
00:44:52.560 that people don't want
00:44:53.120 to participate
00:44:53.680 in that really
00:44:55.520 shallow kind of liturgy
00:44:58.180 and so
00:44:58.900 what I would recommend
00:45:00.000 well I frequently
00:45:01.700 recommend that people
00:45:02.420 if you are Catholic
00:45:03.920 I would recommend
00:45:04.460 you attend the
00:45:04.900 traditional Latin mass
00:45:06.060 if you can find one
00:45:06.900 but if you can't
00:45:09.560 let's say you want
00:45:10.000 to just keep going
00:45:10.500 to your church
00:45:10.920 and you know
00:45:11.540 go to the mass
00:45:12.840 of Paul VI
00:45:13.240 okay fine
00:45:14.160 you might want
00:45:16.140 to encourage
00:45:17.240 the musical director
00:45:18.420 there
00:45:18.760 to bring back
00:45:20.120 some sturdier
00:45:21.080 more masculine
00:45:22.580 more serious
00:45:23.740 hymns
00:45:24.520 than the kind of
00:45:25.320 silly stuff
00:45:26.820 that came out
00:45:27.340 of the 70s
00:45:28.080 because that
00:45:28.740 I get it
00:45:30.520 I get it
00:45:31.400 if I went to those
00:45:32.100 masses
00:45:32.400 I wouldn't want
00:45:32.880 to sing it either
00:45:33.460 I don't want
00:45:36.140 to offend our lord
00:45:37.240 with bad music
00:45:39.740 okay
00:45:40.280 I don't
00:45:41.100 insipid twaddle
00:45:42.480 as a priest friend
00:45:43.220 of mine
00:45:43.560 described a lot
00:45:44.660 of those songs
00:45:45.280 alright
00:45:46.040 when St. Augustine
00:45:47.000 says to sing well
00:45:47.900 is to pray twice
00:45:48.920 but to sing poorly
00:45:50.380 I don't know
00:45:50.860 I don't know
00:45:51.240 what that comes down to
00:45:52.000 okay
00:45:52.220 one written question
00:45:53.620 before we get
00:45:54.080 into the member block
00:45:54.680 Michael I only just
00:45:55.580 started watching
00:45:56.080 your show
00:45:56.520 in the past few weeks
00:45:57.200 you've quickly become
00:45:58.080 my favorite host
00:45:58.660 by far though
00:45:59.220 thank you very much
00:45:59.760 that's very kind
00:46:00.180 here's a question
00:46:01.420 should I engage
00:46:02.160 in any sexual acts
00:46:03.040 with my girlfriend
00:46:03.640 before marriage
00:46:04.400 now alright
00:46:05.120 we're really jumping
00:46:05.680 right to it
00:46:06.240 we've been dating
00:46:07.140 for a little over
00:46:07.640 five months
00:46:08.200 I love her
00:46:08.780 she's never asked
00:46:09.380 for anything
00:46:09.760 and I don't plan
00:46:10.500 on doing anything
00:46:11.100 until we get married
00:46:11.900 if that happens
00:46:12.580 frankly I feel
00:46:13.560 that anything
00:46:13.900 more than making out
00:46:14.840 is too much
00:46:15.380 for dating
00:46:15.820 and would make
00:46:17.020 the relationship
00:46:17.520 more complicated
00:46:18.500 is there anything
00:46:19.120 wrong with that
00:46:19.880 thank you Mr. Knowles
00:46:20.640 and have a nice day
00:46:21.340 so you're asking me
00:46:22.160 how far around the bases
00:46:23.040 you're allowed to run
00:46:23.720 yeah you're right
00:46:24.640 you're right
00:46:25.260 you should not
00:46:26.120 you should refrain
00:46:26.740 from sexual activity
00:46:27.760 until you're married
00:46:28.520 most people
00:46:29.500 do not do that
00:46:30.780 especially people
00:46:31.720 who were
00:46:32.280 kind of atheists
00:46:33.780 for a lot of their youth
00:46:34.840 but I will say
00:46:37.680 some of those people
00:46:39.540 I think regret
00:46:40.300 their behaviors
00:46:41.140 when they go
00:46:42.720 too fast
00:46:43.280 too far
00:46:43.860 with the number
00:46:45.020 of women
00:46:45.340 and I think
00:46:46.460 it's a very special
00:46:47.460 wonderful thing
00:46:48.100 if you can
00:46:48.680 refrain from that
00:46:49.540 kind of behavior
00:46:50.080 until you get married
00:46:50.900 and the bonus of that
00:46:52.120 is it will encourage
00:46:52.860 you to get married
00:46:53.460 sooner
00:46:53.780 which usually
00:46:55.420 almost all the time
00:46:57.020 will be to your benefit
00:46:58.420 and it will at least
00:46:59.380 force you to think about
00:47:01.360 whether or not
00:47:01.840 you want to get married
00:47:02.660 to this person
00:47:03.120 and if not
00:47:03.520 you can move on
00:47:04.080 that certainly
00:47:04.700 that clarity
00:47:06.220 will certainly be
00:47:07.120 to your benefit
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