The Michael Knowles Show - November 30, 2022


Ep. 1135 - Pedogate 2022

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Michael Knowles
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Jeffrey Epstein Carrie Lake Jeremy Don Lemon Walter Cronkite Good Ranchers Eric Adams Tucker Carlson Tonight Cynthia Lummis Dennis Prager Barack Obama Mike Lee Shakespeare Knolls Chris Fauci Shelley Moore Capito Jordan Peterson Kim Kardashian Lisa Murkowski and 31 more
Ep. 1134 - The Fashion Of Woke Pedos Ep. 1136 - Biden's Administration Wants 6 Injections Per Year

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A new analysis from the Daily Mail shows that thousands of California pedophiles have served less than a year in prison. This on the heels of that weird Balenciaga child porn campaign. This obviously all in the age of Jeffrey Epstein and creepy Petto Island.

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00:00:00.000 Just when you think that the state of California, Gomorrah by the sea, cannot become any more
00:00:06.060 depraved, we get a new analysis from the Daily Mail, which shows that thousands of California
00:00:12.720 pedophiles have served less than a year in prison. This on the heels of that weird Balenciaga
00:00:20.660 child porn obscene kind of campaign. This obviously all in the age of Jeffrey Epstein 0.61
00:00:28.920 and creepy Petto Island with all of the elite, rich, prominent people all over the world.
00:00:35.480 This new study has found that more than 7,000 child molesters were released within months after
00:00:41.540 federal authorities sentenced them to prison. To put that in perspective, the horn hat guy
00:00:48.040 got three and a half years for dancing around the Capitol. Pro-life advocates are currently facing
00:00:55.080 11 years in prison for demonstrating outside of abortion clinics. But pedos are getting off
00:01:03.200 with less than a year. Unless, of course, they hung out with Jeffrey Epstein, in which case they've
00:01:09.780 gotten off scot-free. Justice in America. I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show.
00:01:14.380 Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday is from Alice Siobhan. What a great name,
00:01:29.540 Siobhan. I love that name. Who says, as someone who struggled with suicidal ideology for over 10
00:01:35.560 years, if I had seen that Canadian ad glorifying suicide and heard that when I was at my lowest,
00:01:42.120 I might have succeeded rather than getting help. Many such cases, what's going on right now in
00:01:47.240 Canada is going to kill a lot of people. That's what assisted suicide is. And obviously by its very
00:01:54.680 nature, it's always cloaked in the language of compassion and helping people. All it is is killing
00:02:01.600 people. All it is is giving into despair. All it is is pretty much the worst thing you can possibly
00:02:09.600 think of. Other than the pedo stuff that's going on too. I mean, this is really, really dark stuff
00:02:14.840 going on in the so-called civilized West. Now, it's not all doom and gloom, okay? But we do have
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00:03:47.980 slash collections slash offers. There is a little glimmer of hope coming out of even America's
00:03:55.200 blue cities. It seems like everything in the blue cities is just going from bad to worse to worse to
00:04:00.640 worse all the way down the slippery slope. And you've seen this in some of the crime statistics
00:04:05.720 and footage out of Philadelphia or Los Angeles or Chicago or wherever. But if you look at New York
00:04:11.280 right now, the Democrat mayor of New York, Eric Adams has, you got to give credit where credit's due,
00:04:17.440 done something that actually will likely improve the city. People with severe and untreated mental
00:04:25.920 illness who live out in the open, on the streets, in our subways, in danger and in need. We see them
00:04:35.700 every day and our city workers are familiar with their stories. If severe mental illness is causing
00:04:43.220 someone to be unsheltered and a danger to themselves, we have a moral obligation to help them
00:04:50.960 get the treatment and care they need. We can no longer deny the reality that untreated psychosis
00:04:59.560 can be a cruel and all-consuming condition that often requires involuntary intervention,
00:05:08.160 supervise medical treatment, and long-term care. This is the right policy. It could go terribly wrong.
00:05:16.580 There are lots of hazards here, but this is the right policy. It is not compassionate or just or
00:05:24.260 conservative to allow crazy people to die in the street, especially in cities that get very cold
00:05:29.180 in the winter. Now, what you're going to hear is, I think, a legitimate concern, which is, hold on,
00:05:34.760 we're giving the state power to just grab you and put you in a place involuntarily and start
00:05:41.040 pumping you full of drugs and filling your head with whatever they want to fill it with. Yes,
00:05:47.860 that is a hazard. It makes us all think, especially people who are civil libertarians, I don't know,
00:05:52.820 I don't want to give the government that power. That was one of the arguments that led to the
00:05:57.760 abolition of the insane asylums in the first place in the middle of the 20th century.
00:06:02.460 It hasn't worked out. There are so many crazy people who we allow to live in New York. Now, 0.88
00:06:07.720 I don't think Mayor Adams is doing this necessarily because he's just had a sort of moral turn of
00:06:13.400 heart or something like that. I think probably he's looking around saying, man, New York is going to pot.
00:06:17.560 No one wants to ride the subways. No one wants to go outside. Things are looking pretty bad out
00:06:21.460 there. We got to do something about the homeless. But that was the reaction that Rudy Giuliani had in the
00:06:25.840 90s and he really did clean up New York. And it is not only good for the citizens of New York,
00:06:30.720 the ordinary functioning citizens of New York, it's good for the crazy people too.
00:06:36.020 Now, the ideal situation would be that families are stronger, that communities are stronger,
00:06:43.280 that churches are stronger, and that they can take these people in. But that doesn't always work.
00:06:49.320 A lot of crazy people on the street don't have any family left anymore,
00:06:52.380 or they don't want to accept help from the organizations that are offering them services
00:06:57.500 and that are powerless if the crazy people don't want to go. We need the power to involuntarily
00:07:07.000 commit crazy people for their own good, for our good, for the common good. And this does not mean
00:07:13.780 that we're now just like the left if we're going to use government power to do whatever.
00:07:17.060 No, it depends on what you're using government power for. If you're using government power for
00:07:21.640 good things within their proper limits and their proper place, that's good. If you're using government
00:07:26.380 power for bad things, that's bad. But it is childish and morally blind to say, well, because government
00:07:33.900 power can be used for a bad thing, we're not going to use it at all. That is what has led conservatives
00:07:39.240 to be a completely useless force in American politics. And it's what's led to this social breakdown
00:07:44.820 that we are seeing all around us. So it's kind of weird to say it. I guess a stopped clock is right
00:07:51.840 twice a day. Good job, Mayor Adams. This is the right thing and conservatives should take note.
00:07:57.640 Now, speaking of New York, back to dissing New York and the lunatic left-wingers that live there. 0.84
00:08:03.040 It took them about a week. It took them longer actually than I thought that it would. But the New York 0.88
00:08:11.760 Times has finally managed to make the Balenciaga child porn story an attack on conservatives.
00:08:20.840 It's hard for them to do that. Obviously very hard, but they're adept at it. I mean, think about
00:08:27.000 how quickly you had that maniac, non-binary member of the LGBT community shoot up a gay nightclub and 1.00
00:08:35.360 that was somehow conservatives' fault. You had all sorts of these stories and they always managed 0.63
00:08:41.500 to turn it on conservatives. This one they were having trouble though, because Balenciaga is beloved
00:08:46.320 by liberals. The face of Balenciaga is Kim Kardashian, but so many other left-wing celebrities
00:08:52.000 as well. The imagery was so overt. It's exactly the sort of stuff conservatives have been warning about
00:08:58.760 for a long time that the libs are peddling pedophilia and Satanism. You just saw it right
00:09:04.580 there on display in the Balenciaga photo shoot. But now that the New York Times headline is not
00:09:09.760 Balenciaga pushes weird kiddie porn stuff. The New York Times headline is,
00:09:15.460 when high fashion and QAnon collide. Okay, I'm going to put a pause right there.
00:09:22.620 I consider myself pretty with it. I'm pretty involved in conservative politics. I've gone down
00:09:31.520 a lot of rabbit trails. I have read a lot of content on the far right, on the far left.
00:09:37.000 I travel around the country speaking to conservatives everywhere. I still don't know what QAnon is.
00:09:45.460 Do you know what QAnon is? I know it's something to do with elite pedos,
00:09:51.580 which is just true, obviously. There's an island that they all went to that Jeffrey Epstein owned.
00:09:57.220 So I know it's something to do with that, but I don't know. The only thing that I've really
00:10:03.160 ever heard about QAnon is from MSNBC and CNN and the New York Times. I am not convinced that anyone
00:10:09.960 actually believes what QAnon is. I'm fairly convinced it's just a fake thing that the New York
00:10:16.420 Times made up to make right-wingers sound crazy. Because as far as I can tell, the right-wingers
00:10:22.700 look around at Jeffrey Epstein's island and they look around at the bizarre Balenciaga photo shoot
00:10:31.660 and they look around at everything in the middle and they look around at Drag Queen Story Hour and
00:10:34.680 they look around at trancing the kids and they look around at the child drag shows where the weird
00:10:38.860 men are putting dollars in the clothing of the little kids dancing around.
00:10:43.420 And we look at that and we say, hey, you guys are groomers. You guys are sexualizing children. 0.98
00:10:48.480 You guys have a bizarre sexual interest in children and that's really weird. And you also have a lot 0.99
00:10:54.400 of overt satanic imagery there in the drag shows and in the Balenciaga and all. And hey, that's kind
00:10:58.780 of weird and we should stop that. And then the libs, they come around and they say, huh, you 0.88
00:11:04.520 probably, you crazy, you probably believe in QAnon. You say, well, I don't know what QAnon is. I
00:11:09.560 definitely believe in all that stuff I just said though, because I'm looking at it because I saw
00:11:13.880 it happen. I'm looking at it right now on the Balenciaga website. I say, oh, you, you loony
00:11:17.600 toony, crazy conspiracy there. You're probably a QAnon. I don't know what QAnon is. I don't, 0.99
00:11:21.940 but I don't, but I do know that what I just said is true and is happening. They're like,
00:11:26.860 there are court cases about it. It is for sure. There's an island in the Caribbean. You crazy,
00:11:31.140 it's just a way, it's just a way to paint conservatives as lunatics for observing what 0.99
00:11:40.160 they were doing. And so what does the New York Times say? It says two new Balenciaga campaigns
00:11:45.500 ignited a firestorm that traveled from the internet to Fox News fueled by allegations
00:11:52.000 that the brand condoned child exploitation. Those allegations, you know, those crazy allegations
00:11:59.120 after Balenciaga portrayed little kids who looked sad and in distress holding S&M teddy bears. And
00:12:05.660 then in another ad campaign included references, direct references to child pornography. You know,
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00:13:39.000 If you saw Balenciaga's child porn campaign, if you have noticed Drag Queen Story Hour, if you notice 0.74
00:13:46.100 that these weirdos are going in and having little kids dress up in sexual costumes and dance around 0.99
00:13:50.740 to gay bars. Yeah, you're just an internet troll with crazy allegations, according to the New York 0.99
00:13:58.320 Times. Then the New York Times writes, as online criticism of the campaign spread, the story was 0.98
00:14:04.140 picked up across right-wing media outlets, including the New York Post and primetime Fox News show,
00:14:09.020 Tucker Carlson Tonight. The show helped to publicize and mainstream QAnon, whatever that is,
00:14:16.400 the internet conspiracy theory that a group of Satan-worshipping elites who run a child sex ring
00:14:21.760 are trying to control our politics and media. Oh, that's what QAnon is? Okay, well, if that's
00:14:25.740 what QAnon is, then it's just obviously true. Okay, because I haven't seen the whole Jeffrey Epstein
00:14:31.160 client book because the U.S. government's covering it up, and the U.S. government is not holding any of
00:14:35.700 those pedophiles to account. And the U.S. government gave a sweetheart deal to Jeffrey Epstein himself
00:14:40.500 before he got Epstein. They gave him a really sweetheart deal, and they let him live in what was
00:14:44.920 essentially a condo in Palm Beach, though they called it a local jail. And when the U.S. attorney
00:14:49.920 Alex Acosta asked about it, he was told, don't touch Jeffrey Epstein. He belongs to intelligence.
00:14:54.940 And I know that he was palling around with the most elite, prominent, wealthy people all over the 0.93
00:14:59.540 world, and they were trafficking very, very young girls to have sex with. I know that. I know that for 0.85
00:15:05.560 sure. So what's the part that isn't real? Because I'm just talking about that one, the one aspect
00:15:12.300 of what you're telling me, QAnon, you're telling me that's what QAnon is. Well, if that's what QAnon is,
00:15:20.300 I have seen that reported in the New York Times. Okay? Because even the New York Times eventually had
00:15:26.040 to report on the Jeffrey Epstein story. I've seen the evidence for that. And I'm still seeing the
00:15:32.520 cover-up of that. And I'm still seeing weird child sex stuff all around the culture that you guys are 0.94
00:15:39.460 promoting, that the New York Times is promoting in the schools, in these drag shows, in libraries.
00:15:46.400 And I'm still seeing a defense of the completely indefensible Balenciaga campaign. What's so amazing
00:15:51.540 is the libs haven't gotten their messaging straight on this. Because the New York Times argument here is,
00:15:55.460 this Balenciaga thing is a total non-traversy, crazy conspiracy theory being pushed by Tucker Carlson.
00:16:02.380 And it's nothing. And it's wild. But what did Balenciaga say? Balenciaga said,
00:16:08.820 this is completely unacceptable. We're so sorry. Balenciaga wiped its Instagram account,
00:16:13.160 except for the apology. Balenciaga said that it is pursuing legal action against the people
00:16:17.920 who put the photo shoot together. So which is it? No big deal. Nothing burger. Nothing to see here,
00:16:25.540 says the New York Times. This is extremely serious. We're going to wipe out all of our branding away.
00:16:31.820 We're going to get rid of this photo shoot. And we're going to sue people into oblivion for doing
00:16:35.820 it. Which is it? Obviously, it's the latter. The very fact that the New York Times keeps covering up
00:16:42.460 for this. Well, it's not going to dispel any conspiracy theories. Let's just put it that way.
00:16:48.500 Not at all. Speaking of weird sex stuff, the Republicans voted last night to abolish marriage,
00:16:58.040 to effectively abolish marriage, and to punish anyone who objects to the abolition of marriage.
00:17:05.680 They did this through the so-called Respect for Marriage Act. This has been a slow-rolling disaster.
00:17:13.380 It already started a couple of weeks ago when the Republican senators voted to allow this thing to
00:17:20.320 get past the filibuster so that the Democrats would only need a bare majority instead of 60 votes
00:17:26.280 to get this bill through. The bill would enshrine the legal definition of marriage that you saw in
00:17:31.300 Obergefell, that marriage is no longer a union between one man and one woman for the good of
00:17:36.300 the spouses and the sake of the generation and education of children, as people have thought for
00:17:39.640 all of human history. But now marriage is two people of any sex for whatever purpose. It's vaguely
00:17:50.080 romantic, but it doesn't have to be. And anyway, that's what it is for now. That's the new view.
00:17:55.600 Obviously, this view is opposed by Christians, Jews, Muslims, reasonable agnostics, and the natural
00:18:03.500 law. But that was the view advanced by the Supreme Court. At least for a while, you had conservatives
00:18:08.300 opposing this madness. Again, it's not no knock on gay guys. It's no attack. Everyone's got gay 0.95
00:18:14.920 friends. No, it's not an attack on any person. It's just an acknowledgement of reality. Acknowledgement
00:18:20.740 that if marriage does not have at its core sexual difference, then it just doesn't mean anything.
00:18:25.360 You really can't define it. It loses its essence. The marriage loses its marriage-ness if it loses
00:18:32.620 that fundamental aspect of it. And so at least you had the conservatives sort of kind of putting up a
00:18:38.640 fight. Well, that's over because these Republican senators, who was it? Roy Blunt, Richard Burr,
00:18:44.440 Shelley Moore Capito, Susan Collins, Todd Young, Joni Ernst, Cynthia Lummis. That one's frustrating
00:18:49.540 because I kind of like Cynthia Lummis. Lisa Murkowski, Rob Portman, Mitt Romney, Dan Sullivan,
00:18:54.600 and Tom Tillis. These guys all voted for it. And not only did they vote for it, not only did you
00:19:02.000 first have those 12 Republican senators who voted to set it on a fast track to being passed, but then
00:19:06.220 you had certain Republicans at the last minute who were filing amendments to say, okay, look, you're
00:19:11.400 going to redefine marriage. You're going to completely squish to the Democrats. You're not going to
00:19:16.040 conserve a damn thing if you're not going to conserve the fundamental institution.
00:19:19.000 But please, at the very least, can you include some protections for people who object to the 0.63
00:19:26.080 new definition? Can you include some protections for the many, many Christians, Jews, Muslims, who
00:19:32.580 don't want to have to be forced to participate in a gay marriage like, quote unquote, gay marriage, 0.97
00:19:38.940 like Jack Phillips at Masterpiece Cake Shop, who the LGBT Gestapo have hounded for years and have
00:19:44.520 destroyed this man's life. And they take him to court. Even when he wins in court, they drag him to
00:19:47.900 court again because it's not enough merely to be tolerated or accepted. This political campaign is
00:19:53.920 forcing anyone who objects, anyone who holds a traditional and sensible view to comply and to
00:20:01.080 participate and to actively, constantly affirm what is utterly incoherent. And so you had people like
00:20:07.220 Mike Lee, most notably, but a couple other people, Marco Rubio, and there was one other who filed
00:20:12.060 amendments to say, hey, just can you at least protect the religious people here who want to follow their
00:20:17.220 conscience and reason? What happened? The Democrats, of course, said, no, no, we're not protecting those
00:20:24.500 religious business owners. But the Republicans said that too. The Mitt Romneys said that too. It's
00:20:30.280 just pathetic. And I look at that. I know we've got the Senate race in Georgia. It doesn't matter 1.00
00:20:35.220 because the Democrats control the Senate. So yeah, I'd like Herschel to win, I guess. I'd like
00:20:41.700 Republicans to control the Senate, I guess. But what do I care? What do I really care? These guys
00:20:50.000 not only can't conserve anything, they don't want to conserve anything. Their political views
00:20:57.520 are just fundamentally wrong. Okay. They are to the left of Barack Obama in 2011. What do I care?
00:21:06.780 Oh, we've got, we have, this is the most important election in our lifetimes. We, we have to elect
00:21:12.220 Republicans because if we don't elect Republicans, then they're not going to be able to vote for the
00:21:19.000 Democrat marriage bill. And then we're not going to be able to say that Democrats are the real
00:21:24.780 transphobes or whatever. I don't know. If we don't elect Republicans, then only the Democrats are 0.54
00:21:29.400 going to pass the Democrat agenda. But if we elect Republicans, then the Republicans will also pass
00:21:34.660 the Democrat agenda. And that's why it's the most important election in our lifetimes. I don't think
00:21:38.540 so. I mean, these people should be primaried, obviously. But I just, I don't even see the point.
00:21:45.760 If any of these people came up to me and said, we, Michael, I need your vote. I'd say, okay, for what?
00:21:49.380 Why do you need my vote? To do what? To do what the Democrats want more radically than they asked
00:22:00.420 for 10 years ago? No, thanks. Thank you. Don't think we need that. Speaking of certain sexual
00:22:07.860 practices, the World Health Organization has just come out there. They've got a new strong stance on
00:22:13.060 monkeypox and they're really going to do something about monkey. Well, no, they're not. They're not going
00:22:17.140 to do anything about monkeypox, but they are going to change the name of monkeypox.
00:22:23.740 They're not really going to help people who have monkeypox and they're not really going to do
00:22:26.900 anything to stop the spread of monkeypox, but they are, this is really crucial, going to change the
00:22:31.740 name of it. Because the name you see is apparently very offensive. Quote, in several, rather, meetings,
00:22:40.480 public and private, a number of individuals and countries have raised concerns and asked the WHO
00:22:45.420 to propose a way forward to change the name. Because you see, the name of monkeypox is offensive.
00:22:52.680 It's stigmatizing. And so we need to change it. They're suggesting Mpox. Okay, problem solved. Good
00:23:00.720 job, guys. Did it ever occur to the WHO that instead of spending all their time focused on how we talk
00:23:11.860 about monkeypox, we could maybe change the behavior that causes monkeypox? Monkeypox is
00:23:19.320 caused by gay orgies. That's what causes it. Outside of Zaire, the way you get monkeypox is by going to 1.00
00:23:24.800 gay orgies. Not even just sex with one gay guy and you only have sex with that gay guy. You go to gay 1.00
00:23:31.640 orgies. The way you get it statistically is by having sex with guys who have sex with lots and lots of 1.00
00:23:39.460 other guys. The WHO could very easily say, hey, fellas, cut it out. Don't do that. That's not good. 0.98
00:23:45.420 That's going to be bad for you. But could you imagine if the WHO said that? Oh my goodness,
00:23:49.860 the reaction, there would be calls for resignations. So instead, they don't do anything to stop. It's
00:23:55.900 just like the coronavirus. The way to stop the coronavirus is to stop funding gain of function
00:24:03.960 research and stop funding the Wuhan Institute of Virology and stop conducting this weird research
00:24:09.320 that most likely, it seems, led to the outbreak of the virus. No, no, no. We're not going to do any
00:24:14.600 of that. We're going to actually keep funding that research. But hey, we're going to call it COVID.
00:24:19.360 We're going to call it Delta, Lambda, whatever. We're going to change the name. We're not going to
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00:26:13.180 So you've got this huge push right now from the liberal establishment. And it's a bigger push
00:26:20.320 than even than usual. You've got the New York Times blaming conservatives for Balenciaga child
00:26:26.780 pornography shoots. Right? That's pretty outrageous. You've got the Republicans advancing a radical marriage
00:26:33.580 law far to the left of Barack Obama in 2011. You've got the World Health Organization saying,
00:26:41.420 don't worry about what actually causes any sorts of diseases or epidemics. We just have to change
00:26:45.960 the name. That's all that really matters. And now, the cherry on top, probably the most
00:26:51.220 ridiculous, least believable part of all of this. Don Lemon is insisting that CNN has never been 0.68
00:27:00.820 liberal. Chris, look, he's the CEO of CNN. He's your boss now. He's not there anymore. He used to stand
00:27:06.100 right over there. He used to stand right over there and hit the applause sign right forward to commercial.
00:27:09.620 Basically, all his job was. And now he's got a really hard job, which is running CNN. The word
00:27:16.640 on the street is that you guys aren't allowed to be liberal anymore. Is that the case?
00:27:20.480 I don't think we ever were liberal. What?
00:27:22.320 Yes. I don't think we ever were. Not me saying that. That's the people out there saying that he's
00:27:26.140 not letting you be liberal anymore. Well, listen, I think that I think what Chris is saying is that
00:27:32.640 he wants Republicans, sensible Republicans, he wants us to hold people to account, but he wants people
00:27:37.740 to come on and feel comfortable with coming on and talking on on CNN and appearing on CNN. So if you
00:27:43.300 invite someone in your house, you want to make them comfortable. But also by the nature of what we do,
00:27:49.080 we have to hold people to account. And so that doesn't necessarily mean that we're going liberal
00:27:54.360 or conservative or whatever. It just means that we are doing what we do. And that's good journalism.
00:27:58.880 That is not true. That has never been true. Forget even what Don Lemon said about CNN. I don't think
00:28:07.320 we're liberal. Obviously, that's not true. Obviously, that's lying and gaslighting. But even the broader
00:28:11.620 point that Don Lemon is making about journalism, look, we just hold people to account. Okay,
00:28:15.500 we got that's part of our job. That's what we do. We hold people to account. We speak truth to power.
00:28:20.100 That is not true. CNN has never done that. Listen, we've just got to be objective. We're not right or
00:28:28.680 left. We're not liberal or conservative. That's what journalists are. We're just objective. That is not
00:28:33.140 true. That has never been true. That's not just the case with CNN. That's the case with all of
00:28:39.740 journalism. The idea of the objective journalist who speaks truth to power is a complete fantasy that has
00:28:48.360 never existed in the history of the world. Okay? Journalism is when powerful interests seek to
00:28:57.900 get their message out. That's what journalism is. And occasionally, it's when not so powerful
00:29:04.780 interests like individuals with an agenda, with a perspective on the world, try to get their message
00:29:09.560 out too. That would be independent journalist or alternative journalism or citizen journalism.
00:29:14.180 But it all has an agenda. Journalism is always a mouthpiece for a particular worldview. There is no
00:29:24.340 such thing as objective journalism. There can't be any such thing as objective journalism because that
00:29:29.380 would imply that one can be neutral about public affairs. While advancing a narrative about public
00:29:37.400 affairs, it is not possible. There is no neutrality. And it's not just that, oh, well, too bad we can't go
00:29:42.920 back to the good old days of the neutral public school. That has never existed. That was just made
00:29:46.780 up. And it was basically a psyop by the liberal establishment after World War II to establish what
00:29:54.480 we now call, everyone calls, the left and the right, the liberal consensus. And then some conservatives
00:30:01.420 came in and poked around at that and broke it down a little bit and exposed the lie and the sham that
00:30:07.260 that was. So it was so offensive about this. I mean, look, maybe Don Lemon is just ignorant. Could
00:30:14.180 be. I don't want to ascribe to malice that which is explained by ignorance and stupidity. But I don't 1.00
00:30:20.680 think he's stupid. I think he's a relatively intelligent guy. And he's been very malleable 0.94
00:30:26.720 over the years. When CNN has wanted him to be a little bit more moderate, he's been more moderate.
00:30:30.960 When CNN has wanted him to be far left, he's been far left. So he clearly is able to adapt.
00:30:38.220 But for him to say, we journalists, we speak truth to power, we're objective. It's just such
00:30:45.080 gaslighting. That's not what it is, okay? And nor should it be that. People should not just be
00:30:51.180 blank automatons that view everything equally. People should not put good and evil on the same
00:30:56.240 level. People should not put truth and falsehood on the same level. People should not put beauty and
00:31:00.780 ugliness on the same level. No, yeah, you've got to pick a side. Of course, you have to have a
00:31:04.480 perspective. If you articulate any view of anything, you're taking a side. You're having a perspective.
00:31:11.660 And unfortunately, I think it was conservatives who kind of bought the myth. Maybe the liberals
00:31:16.420 believe their own nonsense, but conservatives bought into it too. There are many conservatives 0.85
00:31:20.840 who say, oh, you know, I just kind of missed the days of Walter Cronkite. We could all trust Walter
00:31:25.000 Cronkite. No, we couldn't. The man was a leftist and a member of the world federalist society.
00:31:31.300 The man lost the Vietnam War. Give me a break. Oh, yes, neutral Walter Cronkite. He was very far
00:31:38.760 on the left. Oh, we just used to have neutrality. No, we did not. Speaking of liberal things,
00:31:45.300 I have to get to this. I talked about it a little bit yesterday in the member block, but
00:31:50.000 had to get to this for the main show. The U.S. soccer team won the game against Iran.
00:32:00.460 And I don't know how I'm supposed to feel about this. I heard the news. I was giving a speech last
00:32:06.340 night at Franciscan University of Steubenville. Really great to be here in Steubenville, Ohio.
00:32:11.260 Franciscan is a fabulous school. We had a sold out standing room only room, and we talked about how
00:32:16.260 science is fake. And you can catch the lecture on YouTube right now at the YAF YouTube channel.
00:32:22.700 But during the Q&A, someone asked me why I don't like soccer. And I said, I don't even know what
00:32:26.640 happened in this game. And someone told me, he said, Michael, America won. And I was crestfallen.
00:32:32.560 Not because I don't want to root for the home team. Not because I like Iran. But it's just, 0.94
00:32:40.400 ugh, I just, I don't like that America is in the World Cup. I think it would be much better for
00:32:45.780 America. Look, I think it would be much better for the soccer players if they finally went home. You
00:32:49.660 know, if their mothers came up in the minivan and picked them up and gave them a little snack and
00:32:53.100 drove them home so that they could go back to their schoolwork or whatever they do. But, and I think
00:32:56.580 would be good for the country as a whole if we stopped participating in soccer. Because it just
00:33:02.460 seems so try hard. The only people I can tell who pretend to like soccer in America are the sort of
00:33:10.100 people who want to seem really sophisticated and cosmopolitan and European. And it's just,
00:33:16.280 cut it out, guys. It's weird. No one really, it's, it's, the other problem with soccer is that it's so
00:33:22.780 new. It has no history in America. And it doesn't have that much history, period. Soccer only goes
00:33:30.060 back to the middle of the 19th century. And so, you know, the soccer, the U.S. soccer team won.
00:33:36.040 And I feel very ambivalent about that. And I realized, though, that the ambivalence that a lot
00:33:41.140 of people feel about U.S. soccer reflects the ambivalence that a lot of people feel about U.S. foreign
00:33:47.520 policy. It occurred to me, there's actually a political point here. Is a lot of conservatives
00:33:53.780 are like, ah, you know, okay, all right, we're playing the game. We go, go, woohoo, all right,
00:33:57.940 go beat Iran and whatever, you know. Well, we don't feel that strong, we don't feel that enthusiastic
00:34:04.460 about it. And it's kind of the same with foreign policy. You know, a lot of conservatives had turned
00:34:10.320 on the wars in the Middle East by the time that we finally got out of there. So Joe Biden bungled it.
00:34:14.720 It was a complete disaster. But there were a lot of conservatives who were happy that we got out
00:34:17.820 of Afghanistan. Because they were asking the question, what are we doing there? What is the
00:34:23.200 purpose of us in Afghanistan? It's not to exactly to conquer the country. It's not to impose American
00:34:29.940 government on the country. We had a kind of puppet regime, I guess, but it wasn't, we didn't really
00:34:34.940 claim it as our own. We were instilling our values in Afghanistan, but what were those values?
00:34:41.740 Pride flags and transing the kids and feminism and what, what are the, because a lot of conservatives
00:34:49.760 were looking at it and saying, hold on, if those are the values that we're spreading overseas,
00:34:52.820 then I don't really want to be overseas. I don't really want to be conquering the world. If
00:34:56.840 conquering the world means that we're going to raise the rainbow flag in Kandahar. 1.00
00:35:01.080 It's the same kind of ambivalence. All right, we're going to go beat, what, the people at the
00:35:05.120 soccer game at the super lib thing. I don't think so. I don't, we have to, we have to deal with this
00:35:12.980 domestic crisis in America that we speak two languages, that we have two different systems
00:35:21.460 of morals that we, and not just we disagree here and there on certain issues. Like we fundamentally
00:35:27.540 view the human person in the nation in radically different ways. Okay. We have to deal with that
00:35:32.560 issue. If we want to under, if we want to make sense of our foreign policy, what we're doing
00:35:37.060 abroad. And if we want to make sense of our sports and our games and our recreation, games and sports
00:35:41.280 have always had a patriotic element to it. That, that, that goes back to ancient Greece and the
00:35:46.660 Olympics. It remains true today. What is that patriotic element? What does the U.S. stand for?
00:35:54.680 Until we answer that question at home, we're not going to make a lot of sense of what we're doing
00:35:58.300 abroad, whether it's in Qatar on the football field or whether it's in Afghanistan with the
00:36:03.380 pride flag. Speaking of corruption in our political system, bad news out of Arizona.
00:36:12.140 Maricopa County has certified the vote in that bizarre shenanigans filled election for the midterms.
00:36:21.480 The integrity of my colleagues up here on the dais and the integrity of Stephen Richer were
00:36:27.640 questioned over and over and over again. And I know this is not my seat. This is the people's seat
00:36:35.520 that I sit in. And one day I won't sit in this seat. But while I'm sitting here, I'm going to defend
00:36:41.400 the integrity of these five men. You can think what you want to about me, but these are good men who are
00:36:48.380 in public service for the right reasons. And I am proud to serve with every single one of them.
00:36:55.520 Again, this was not a perfect election, but it was safe and secure. The votes have been counted
00:37:03.300 accurately. And I thank everyone for their attention today. And with that, I would entertain a motion.
00:37:10.440 Totally safe and secure. Counted totally accurately. How dare you even question that? This is a really
00:37:18.080 important step in the democratic process. And yes, lots of voting machines didn't work. And yes,
00:37:22.920 lots of people were made to wait for a very long time. And yes, people were made to put their
00:37:26.980 ballots in little provisional boxes. And yes, according to poll workers, no one checked to see
00:37:31.920 if those ballot boxes were stuffed before anyone put their ballots in them. And yes, the poll workers
00:37:37.440 observed that there were exactly 200 ballots in some cases that were found in addition to number of
00:37:45.200 voters who checked in that day. And yes, it took the election officials a week, now more than a week
00:37:52.080 to count the votes. And yes, it's true that even the Republican election officials who were running
00:37:58.180 things in Maricopa County were avowedly opposed to Trump backed MAGA candidates. And yes, and obviously
00:38:04.220 the Democrats were opposed to them. And yes, there were election problems last time in Arizona too.
00:38:08.880 But hey, democracy prevails, huh? I don't think so. Really, really sad stuff, which is why I'm very
00:38:20.240 pleased that Carrie Lake is suing Maricopa County. And she really stands up for him. Okay. That woman,
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00:39:33.600 Carrie Lake is suing Maricopa County. Carrie Lake is not going quietly after this election with all
00:39:41.660 sorts of problems in a place that has had all sorts of problems for a number of years now. She's not
00:39:46.720 just going to go quietly. She says, quote, the filing today was basically just a way for the courts to
00:39:50.480 pressure Maricopa County into giving us public records that we've been asking for. She blasted the 0.98
00:39:56.200 county officials over the treatment of the election day workers, including the printer issues and the
00:40:00.860 provisional boxes and the three-hour lines. She says, we cannot allow an election like this to
00:40:05.440 stand. I love it. I love it. I think she's terrific. I think that's great. That's exactly what Republicans
00:40:11.400 should do. Which way, Western man? Carrie Lake or Mitt Romney? The comparison is apt because they're both
00:40:19.640 facing what they consider to be lost causes. Carrie Lake is facing the lost cause of, hey, look,
00:40:27.600 the counties are certifying the votes. The former Secretary of State, Katie Hobbs, is going to be
00:40:32.600 the next governor of Arizona. So stop fighting. Just be polite. Just say, oh, we lost. Oh, we lost
00:40:39.100 with dignity. Go away. Forget about all the election problems in Maricopa and Arizona. She's facing that
00:40:45.940 lost cause. And then Mitt Romney is facing the lost cause of marriage. He's saying, look, marriage,
00:40:51.320 we're going to redefine marriage. He says, look, I personally, I personally believe that marriage is
00:40:57.360 what it has always been for all of human history until five minutes ago. But I'm not going to impose
00:41:02.000 that view on other people. And I'm a really good guy. And I love them. Democrats love me. I'm Mitt
00:41:07.020 Romney. Got to work on my Romney impression. The problem is when I do a Mitt Romney impression,
00:41:10.440 it often sounds like Ronald Reagan. I don't want to make that comparison. But that's what Mitt Romney is
00:41:15.140 looking at. And so he is trying to lose with dignity. He doesn't have any dignity doing it.
00:41:22.220 But he wants to lose in this really, really respectable way. You know, where he, well,
00:41:27.260 I'm the opposition, but I guess you guys bested us. So okay, we'll just, we'll abolish the fundamental 0.90
00:41:35.080 political institution. So pathetic. He's saying, look, we're going to lose, but I want to curry a 0.99
00:41:41.660 little bit of favor with the libs before we lose. And Carrie Lake is saying, we're probably going to
00:41:46.160 lose, but I'm going to go down swinging. Okay. And I, I will take a Carrie Lake over a Mitt Romney 0.68
00:41:52.240 approach any day of the week. I'm not convinced that we're going to go down. If we are going to
00:41:58.340 go down, I want to go down swinging, but I'm not convinced we're going to go down. Every time I make
00:42:01.980 any perfectly ordinary common sense political observation, people will say, they often say it on
00:42:07.540 the marriage issue. They'll say, Michael, is this the hill you want to die on? No, I don't intend to
00:42:15.420 die on any hills. No, I'm not setting out to die anywhere. I mean, I will die at some point, you know,
00:42:22.180 no one here gets out alive, but I don't, I'm not seeking help, but I'm, I am going to say true
00:42:28.400 things. I am going to muster, I hope even an iota of courage to stand up for those true things.
00:42:34.700 And if you get me, you get me, but I don't think you're going to get me. I think most people are
00:42:38.020 normal and get it. Okay. I think most people have common sense. I don't think that the perverse
00:42:44.040 weirdos who, who have disproportionate power in our country, I don't think the, you know, the,
00:42:51.120 the Fauci's and the Klaus Schwab's and the Balenciaga and the New York times and all the rest. I don't
00:42:57.840 think, I don't think those guys have any common sense, but I think most people do. And so, yeah,
00:43:04.420 we're going to stand firm and we're going to go down swinging if we have to go down, which I don't
00:43:08.020 necessarily think that we will. Speaking of women fighting back, forget about Carrie Lake for a 1.00
00:43:13.940 second. There is a woman, an inspiration to us all. She's suing Kraft, you know, the makers of the
00:43:19.600 mac and cheese. She's suing Kraft for $5 million and she is suing them because Velveeta Ready Mac
00:43:26.800 takes more than three and a half minutes to cook. If you've ever purchased a delicious Velveeta
00:43:33.980 Ready Mac, you'll know it says, eat your Ready Mac in only three and a half minutes. But this woman 1.00
00:43:39.480 has found out it actually takes more than that because you've got to open the package and you've
00:43:44.080 got to pour the water in. Then you put it in the microwave and then you let it sit a little bit.
00:43:47.620 Then you put the powder in and then you stir it. You maybe let it cool a little bit. So
00:43:51.880 it takes, I don't know, four minutes or something, but it's more. And so she's suing Kraft for
00:43:57.720 $5 million over this. The lawyer who is bringing this case said, look, I know some people think
00:44:07.640 it's frivolous, but this is false advertising. Okay, we've got to go and we're going to take them
00:44:11.600 to court. This does remind me of one of the most famous lines in all of Shakespeare's plays.
00:44:16.700 This comes from Henry VI, part two. And the line is, they're being asked how to, you know,
00:44:23.820 have a good country. It's kind of what they're describing. What would they do to change the
00:44:27.460 political system? And the line from Shakespeare is, the first thing we do, let's kill all the 1.00
00:44:33.240 lawyers. Great line. Probably would do us a lot of good as well. Obviously it's a frivolous lawsuit. 1.00
00:44:41.260 I don't really care. It's kind of funny. I assume it's going to be laughed out of court. But the
00:44:47.360 problem with these frivolous lawsuits and our extremely litigious culture where, you know,
00:44:54.820 everything is so legalistic is that it actually does deprive us of our common sense. It actually
00:45:02.640 does deprive us of our ability to have a good, normal society. What you're seeing here with this
00:45:09.380 absurd litigious culture is really just an expression of what you're seeing in the debate
00:45:15.580 over what is a woman. It's this obtuse, pedantic, legalistic kind of frivolous argumentation over 1.00
00:45:26.100 things that we all know to be true. We all know that when you buy the Velveeta package, it says,
00:45:31.260 get your Velveeta in three and a half minutes and then it takes four minutes. We all know that's just
00:45:34.960 what happens. It's fine. It's not a big deal. We all know what a woman is, but the culture is, 0.99
00:45:40.600 well, was it three and three quarters minutes? All right, give me his, well, is a woman, what is a 0.57
00:45:46.380 woman? What if someone has one X chromosome? What if someone has some ambiguity? What if someone's 1.00
00:45:52.840 infertile? Is that, you know what a woman is. It's the same argumentation when it comes to 1.00
00:45:58.120 pornography? The argument against enforcing our laws against porn and obscenity is, well,
00:46:04.760 how do you know what pornography is? I don't know. You just do. We all just do. How about that?
00:46:12.900 When Justice Potter Stewart famously, infamously, I guess, to many people replied when he was asked to
00:46:20.240 define marriage and said, or define marriage. These days we can't even do that. When he replied to a
00:46:25.560 definition of obscenity and he said, I can't quite define it, but I know it when I see it. 1.00
00:46:29.740 And everyone makes fun of him and says, this is so ridiculous. That's true. Of course we know when 0.77
00:46:34.380 we see it. We have faculties of reason. We have moral conscience. We basically know the difference
00:46:39.080 between true and false and good and bad and beautiful and ugly. But hyper-legalistic cultures
00:46:45.060 are away from that common sense, okay? They blind us to that common sense.
00:46:54.000 And I don't know. I want to get back to a regular country where we do in fact know it when we see
00:47:00.740 it. One of the issues is that we no longer, even as we're arguing over these little nitty-gritty
00:47:05.120 words, our understanding of those words breaks down. That's the additional problem here. As we refuse
00:47:13.960 to take certain basic things for granted anymore and we start squabbling over the meaning of these
00:47:19.180 words, as a part of that process, we lose our common language to the point that now we actually
00:47:25.300 don't really know what a woman is to the point that now, or we at least convince ourselves of 0.98
00:47:29.060 that. We don't really know what marriage is, or we at least convince ourselves of that. Okay,
00:47:33.520 we're going to be arguing over all of this until we're all just babbling incoherently,
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00:48:15.820 Speaking of babbling incoherently, a place where a lot of that takes place would be Twitter,
00:48:20.320 and there's good news out of Twitter. And it's good news that didn't even make the news,
00:48:24.520 at least not for a while. Twitter has stopped enforcing its COVID misinformation policy,
00:48:32.200 misinformation policy, also known as when you post true information about COVID,
00:48:36.360 and the vaccines, and the origins, and Dr. Fauci on Twitter. And then Twitter says,
00:48:40.440 this is misinformation. And it was a really, really big deal. And you could lose your account,
00:48:44.240 and you'd be dinged, and you'd be suppressed. Well, all that went away. And what makes it
00:48:50.000 newsworthy is it went away without Elon Musk even telling us that it was going away.
00:48:55.600 It just, he just quietly got rid of it. Now some people have noticed. And so they're saying,
00:49:03.780 yes, it's true. Effective November 23rd. Twitter is no longer enforcing its COVID
00:49:07.740 misleading information policy. This is how it's done. This is how it's done.
00:49:13.060 The way that we were able to get rid of the COVID misinformation policy was not through those 0.98
00:49:22.560 loser Republican senators. I don't mean to be too harsh. Obviously, there are a lot of great 0.96
00:49:26.140 Republican senators, Ted Cruz, Mike Lee, Josh Hall. I mean, there are many, many who are good.
00:49:30.880 But it's not those losers who just can't muster a Republican majority.
00:49:33.980 Uh, it's not, it's not really them. It's not through some big campaign out in the public. It's 0.95
00:49:39.340 just, we just won a rich guy over to our side, and then he started wielding power for us.
00:49:45.900 And I know a lot of people don't really like that, but that's effective. It's been sort of a
00:49:51.560 theme of this week. Money talks and BS walks. And Big Daddy Elon comes in, and he says, yeah,
00:49:58.760 we're just not going to do that anymore. Twitter is my play thing now. And we're not going to
00:50:03.420 censor people for saying true things about COVID and Dr. Fauci and the vaccines and all the rest of
00:50:08.320 it. And then he just does it. And the libs can whine and scream about it, but they don't have 0.58
00:50:13.360 the power. This is, this is really the culmination of a movement you've been seeing on the right
00:50:18.760 for seven or eight years now, which is a movement away from the idea that wielding power is bad.
00:50:24.840 This hyper-individualist idea, don't, you know, don't wield any power. We don't want to be
00:50:28.420 authoritarians or whatever. And a movement toward, no, we obviously have to wield power. We've got
00:50:34.980 very powerful people wielding that power against us. We need to wield our power too. Good lesson.
00:50:40.200 I want to see a lot more Elon Musks, okay? I want to see a lot more Elons. I want to see a lot more
00:50:45.520 of the handful of Republican senators pushing back. Let's do it, baby. Let's do stuff. Or you deserve
00:50:50.560 to lose your seat and you should have very little role in public life. All right. We need,
00:50:57.400 we need to be led out of our present bondage, okay? And when you want, and I'm not talking about
00:51:02.720 bondage like the Balenciaga thing. I'm talking about, you know, bondage like slavery, okay?
00:51:07.080 And when you want to watch a fabulous show about one of the all-time great narratives of being led
00:51:15.260 out of bondage, you've got to check out Exodus. Exodus with Dr. Jordan B. Peterson. Last Friday,
00:51:22.180 we released the first two episodes of the brand new biblical series by Jordan. That is Exodus. This
00:51:28.460 follows up on his Genesis series, which was one of, if not the most popular piece of content
00:51:34.740 Jordan ever put out. Now we've got this amazing Exodus series with people like Dennis Prager,
00:51:40.240 Jonathan Pajot, many, many more new episodes releasing weekly. You do not want to miss it.
00:51:45.640 Check out the trailer.
00:51:47.160 So the Hebrews created history as we know it.
00:51:52.680 You don't get away with anything. And so you might think you can bend the fabric of reality
00:51:57.140 and that you can treat people instrumentally and that you can bow to the tyrant and violate
00:52:01.100 your conscience without cost. You will pay the piper. It's going to call you out of that slavery
00:52:05.700 into freedom, even if that pulls you into the desert.
00:52:10.240 And we're going to see that there's something else going on here that is far more cosmic
00:52:17.100 and deeper than what you can imagine. The highest ethical spirit to which we're beholden
00:52:24.560 is presented precisely as that spirit that allies itself with the cause of freedom against tyranny.
00:52:32.660 Yes, exactly. I want villains to get punished. But do you want the villains to learn before
00:52:37.100 they have to pay the ultimate price? That's such a Christian question. 0.66
00:52:40.020 I love Dennis so much. All those guys are absolutely fabulous. The series is really great. You should
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00:52:56.440 become a Daily Wire member, that is how you join our little inner circle here. Okay. That is how you
00:53:02.100 join the member block that is not for you, hoi polloi out there just in the ether. Okay. That is
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