Ep. 1135 - Pedogate 2022
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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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Just when you think that the state of California, Gomorrah by the sea, cannot become any more
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depraved, we get a new analysis from the Daily Mail, which shows that thousands of California
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pedophiles have served less than a year in prison. This on the heels of that weird Balenciaga
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child porn obscene kind of campaign. This obviously all in the age of Jeffrey Epstein
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and creepy Petto Island with all of the elite, rich, prominent people all over the world.
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This new study has found that more than 7,000 child molesters were released within months after
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federal authorities sentenced them to prison. To put that in perspective, the horn hat guy
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got three and a half years for dancing around the Capitol. Pro-life advocates are currently facing
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11 years in prison for demonstrating outside of abortion clinics. But pedos are getting off
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with less than a year. Unless, of course, they hung out with Jeffrey Epstein, in which case they've
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gotten off scot-free. Justice in America. I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show.
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Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday is from Alice Siobhan. What a great name,
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Siobhan. I love that name. Who says, as someone who struggled with suicidal ideology for over 10
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years, if I had seen that Canadian ad glorifying suicide and heard that when I was at my lowest,
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I might have succeeded rather than getting help. Many such cases, what's going on right now in
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Canada is going to kill a lot of people. That's what assisted suicide is. And obviously by its very
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nature, it's always cloaked in the language of compassion and helping people. All it is is killing
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people. All it is is giving into despair. All it is is pretty much the worst thing you can possibly
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blue cities. It seems like everything in the blue cities is just going from bad to worse to worse to
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worse all the way down the slippery slope. And you've seen this in some of the crime statistics
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and footage out of Philadelphia or Los Angeles or Chicago or wherever. But if you look at New York
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right now, the Democrat mayor of New York, Eric Adams has, you got to give credit where credit's due,
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done something that actually will likely improve the city. People with severe and untreated mental
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illness who live out in the open, on the streets, in our subways, in danger and in need. We see them
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every day and our city workers are familiar with their stories. If severe mental illness is causing
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someone to be unsheltered and a danger to themselves, we have a moral obligation to help them
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get the treatment and care they need. We can no longer deny the reality that untreated psychosis
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can be a cruel and all-consuming condition that often requires involuntary intervention,
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supervise medical treatment, and long-term care. This is the right policy. It could go terribly wrong.
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There are lots of hazards here, but this is the right policy. It is not compassionate or just or
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conservative to allow crazy people to die in the street, especially in cities that get very cold
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in the winter. Now, what you're going to hear is, I think, a legitimate concern, which is, hold on,
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we're giving the state power to just grab you and put you in a place involuntarily and start
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pumping you full of drugs and filling your head with whatever they want to fill it with. Yes,
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that is a hazard. It makes us all think, especially people who are civil libertarians, I don't know,
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I don't want to give the government that power. That was one of the arguments that led to the
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abolition of the insane asylums in the first place in the middle of the 20th century.
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It hasn't worked out. There are so many crazy people who we allow to live in New York. Now,
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I don't think Mayor Adams is doing this necessarily because he's just had a sort of moral turn of
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heart or something like that. I think probably he's looking around saying, man, New York is going to pot.
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No one wants to ride the subways. No one wants to go outside. Things are looking pretty bad out
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there. We got to do something about the homeless. But that was the reaction that Rudy Giuliani had in the
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90s and he really did clean up New York. And it is not only good for the citizens of New York,
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the ordinary functioning citizens of New York, it's good for the crazy people too.
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Now, the ideal situation would be that families are stronger, that communities are stronger,
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that churches are stronger, and that they can take these people in. But that doesn't always work.
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A lot of crazy people on the street don't have any family left anymore,
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or they don't want to accept help from the organizations that are offering them services
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and that are powerless if the crazy people don't want to go. We need the power to involuntarily
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commit crazy people for their own good, for our good, for the common good. And this does not mean
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that we're now just like the left if we're going to use government power to do whatever.
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No, it depends on what you're using government power for. If you're using government power for
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good things within their proper limits and their proper place, that's good. If you're using government
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power for bad things, that's bad. But it is childish and morally blind to say, well, because government
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power can be used for a bad thing, we're not going to use it at all. That is what has led conservatives
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to be a completely useless force in American politics. And it's what's led to this social breakdown
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that we are seeing all around us. So it's kind of weird to say it. I guess a stopped clock is right
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twice a day. Good job, Mayor Adams. This is the right thing and conservatives should take note.
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Now, speaking of New York, back to dissing New York and the lunatic left-wingers that live there.
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It took them about a week. It took them longer actually than I thought that it would. But the New York
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Times has finally managed to make the Balenciaga child porn story an attack on conservatives.
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It's hard for them to do that. Obviously very hard, but they're adept at it. I mean, think about
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how quickly you had that maniac, non-binary member of the LGBT community shoot up a gay nightclub and
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that was somehow conservatives' fault. You had all sorts of these stories and they always managed
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to turn it on conservatives. This one they were having trouble though, because Balenciaga is beloved
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by liberals. The face of Balenciaga is Kim Kardashian, but so many other left-wing celebrities
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as well. The imagery was so overt. It's exactly the sort of stuff conservatives have been warning about
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for a long time that the libs are peddling pedophilia and Satanism. You just saw it right
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there on display in the Balenciaga photo shoot. But now that the New York Times headline is not
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Balenciaga pushes weird kiddie porn stuff. The New York Times headline is,
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when high fashion and QAnon collide. Okay, I'm going to put a pause right there.
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I consider myself pretty with it. I'm pretty involved in conservative politics. I've gone down
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a lot of rabbit trails. I have read a lot of content on the far right, on the far left.
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I travel around the country speaking to conservatives everywhere. I still don't know what QAnon is.
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Do you know what QAnon is? I know it's something to do with elite pedos,
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which is just true, obviously. There's an island that they all went to that Jeffrey Epstein owned.
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So I know it's something to do with that, but I don't know. The only thing that I've really
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ever heard about QAnon is from MSNBC and CNN and the New York Times. I am not convinced that anyone
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actually believes what QAnon is. I'm fairly convinced it's just a fake thing that the New York
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Times made up to make right-wingers sound crazy. Because as far as I can tell, the right-wingers
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look around at Jeffrey Epstein's island and they look around at the bizarre Balenciaga photo shoot
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and they look around at everything in the middle and they look around at Drag Queen Story Hour and
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they look around at trancing the kids and they look around at the child drag shows where the weird
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men are putting dollars in the clothing of the little kids dancing around.
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And we look at that and we say, hey, you guys are groomers. You guys are sexualizing children.
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You guys have a bizarre sexual interest in children and that's really weird. And you also have a lot
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of overt satanic imagery there in the drag shows and in the Balenciaga and all. And hey, that's kind
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of weird and we should stop that. And then the libs, they come around and they say, huh, you
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probably, you crazy, you probably believe in QAnon. You say, well, I don't know what QAnon is. I
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definitely believe in all that stuff I just said though, because I'm looking at it because I saw
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it happen. I'm looking at it right now on the Balenciaga website. I say, oh, you, you loony
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toony, crazy conspiracy there. You're probably a QAnon. I don't know what QAnon is. I don't,
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but I don't, but I do know that what I just said is true and is happening. They're like,
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there are court cases about it. It is for sure. There's an island in the Caribbean. You crazy,
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it's just a way, it's just a way to paint conservatives as lunatics for observing what
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they were doing. And so what does the New York Times say? It says two new Balenciaga campaigns
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ignited a firestorm that traveled from the internet to Fox News fueled by allegations
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that the brand condoned child exploitation. Those allegations, you know, those crazy allegations
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after Balenciaga portrayed little kids who looked sad and in distress holding S&M teddy bears. And
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then in another ad campaign included references, direct references to child pornography. You know,
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If you saw Balenciaga's child porn campaign, if you have noticed Drag Queen Story Hour, if you notice
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that these weirdos are going in and having little kids dress up in sexual costumes and dance around
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to gay bars. Yeah, you're just an internet troll with crazy allegations, according to the New York
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Times. Then the New York Times writes, as online criticism of the campaign spread, the story was
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picked up across right-wing media outlets, including the New York Post and primetime Fox News show,
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Tucker Carlson Tonight. The show helped to publicize and mainstream QAnon, whatever that is,
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the internet conspiracy theory that a group of Satan-worshipping elites who run a child sex ring
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are trying to control our politics and media. Oh, that's what QAnon is? Okay, well, if that's
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what QAnon is, then it's just obviously true. Okay, because I haven't seen the whole Jeffrey Epstein
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client book because the U.S. government's covering it up, and the U.S. government is not holding any of
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those pedophiles to account. And the U.S. government gave a sweetheart deal to Jeffrey Epstein himself
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before he got Epstein. They gave him a really sweetheart deal, and they let him live in what was
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essentially a condo in Palm Beach, though they called it a local jail. And when the U.S. attorney
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Alex Acosta asked about it, he was told, don't touch Jeffrey Epstein. He belongs to intelligence.
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And I know that he was palling around with the most elite, prominent, wealthy people all over the
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world, and they were trafficking very, very young girls to have sex with. I know that. I know that for
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sure. So what's the part that isn't real? Because I'm just talking about that one, the one aspect
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of what you're telling me, QAnon, you're telling me that's what QAnon is. Well, if that's what QAnon is,
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I have seen that reported in the New York Times. Okay? Because even the New York Times eventually had
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to report on the Jeffrey Epstein story. I've seen the evidence for that. And I'm still seeing the
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cover-up of that. And I'm still seeing weird child sex stuff all around the culture that you guys are
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promoting, that the New York Times is promoting in the schools, in these drag shows, in libraries.
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And I'm still seeing a defense of the completely indefensible Balenciaga campaign. What's so amazing
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is the libs haven't gotten their messaging straight on this. Because the New York Times argument here is,
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this Balenciaga thing is a total non-traversy, crazy conspiracy theory being pushed by Tucker Carlson.
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And it's nothing. And it's wild. But what did Balenciaga say? Balenciaga said,
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this is completely unacceptable. We're so sorry. Balenciaga wiped its Instagram account,
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except for the apology. Balenciaga said that it is pursuing legal action against the people
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who put the photo shoot together. So which is it? No big deal. Nothing burger. Nothing to see here,
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says the New York Times. This is extremely serious. We're going to wipe out all of our branding away.
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We're going to get rid of this photo shoot. And we're going to sue people into oblivion for doing
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it. Which is it? Obviously, it's the latter. The very fact that the New York Times keeps covering up
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for this. Well, it's not going to dispel any conspiracy theories. Let's just put it that way.
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Not at all. Speaking of weird sex stuff, the Republicans voted last night to abolish marriage,
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to effectively abolish marriage, and to punish anyone who objects to the abolition of marriage.
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They did this through the so-called Respect for Marriage Act. This has been a slow-rolling disaster.
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It already started a couple of weeks ago when the Republican senators voted to allow this thing to
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get past the filibuster so that the Democrats would only need a bare majority instead of 60 votes
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to get this bill through. The bill would enshrine the legal definition of marriage that you saw in
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Obergefell, that marriage is no longer a union between one man and one woman for the good of
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the spouses and the sake of the generation and education of children, as people have thought for
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all of human history. But now marriage is two people of any sex for whatever purpose. It's vaguely
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romantic, but it doesn't have to be. And anyway, that's what it is for now. That's the new view.
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Obviously, this view is opposed by Christians, Jews, Muslims, reasonable agnostics, and the natural
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law. But that was the view advanced by the Supreme Court. At least for a while, you had conservatives
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opposing this madness. Again, it's not no knock on gay guys. It's no attack. Everyone's got gay
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friends. No, it's not an attack on any person. It's just an acknowledgement of reality. Acknowledgement
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that if marriage does not have at its core sexual difference, then it just doesn't mean anything.
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You really can't define it. It loses its essence. The marriage loses its marriage-ness if it loses
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that fundamental aspect of it. And so at least you had the conservatives sort of kind of putting up a
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fight. Well, that's over because these Republican senators, who was it? Roy Blunt, Richard Burr,
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Shelley Moore Capito, Susan Collins, Todd Young, Joni Ernst, Cynthia Lummis. That one's frustrating
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because I kind of like Cynthia Lummis. Lisa Murkowski, Rob Portman, Mitt Romney, Dan Sullivan,
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and Tom Tillis. These guys all voted for it. And not only did they vote for it, not only did you
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first have those 12 Republican senators who voted to set it on a fast track to being passed, but then
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you had certain Republicans at the last minute who were filing amendments to say, okay, look, you're
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going to redefine marriage. You're going to completely squish to the Democrats. You're not going to
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conserve a damn thing if you're not going to conserve the fundamental institution.
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But please, at the very least, can you include some protections for people who object to the
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new definition? Can you include some protections for the many, many Christians, Jews, Muslims, who
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don't want to have to be forced to participate in a gay marriage like, quote unquote, gay marriage,
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like Jack Phillips at Masterpiece Cake Shop, who the LGBT Gestapo have hounded for years and have
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destroyed this man's life. And they take him to court. Even when he wins in court, they drag him to
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court again because it's not enough merely to be tolerated or accepted. This political campaign is
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forcing anyone who objects, anyone who holds a traditional and sensible view to comply and to
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participate and to actively, constantly affirm what is utterly incoherent. And so you had people like
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Mike Lee, most notably, but a couple other people, Marco Rubio, and there was one other who filed
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amendments to say, hey, just can you at least protect the religious people here who want to follow their
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conscience and reason? What happened? The Democrats, of course, said, no, no, we're not protecting those
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religious business owners. But the Republicans said that too. The Mitt Romneys said that too. It's
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just pathetic. And I look at that. I know we've got the Senate race in Georgia. It doesn't matter
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because the Democrats control the Senate. So yeah, I'd like Herschel to win, I guess. I'd like
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Republicans to control the Senate, I guess. But what do I care? What do I really care? These guys
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not only can't conserve anything, they don't want to conserve anything. Their political views
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are just fundamentally wrong. Okay. They are to the left of Barack Obama in 2011. What do I care?
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Oh, we've got, we have, this is the most important election in our lifetimes. We, we have to elect
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Republicans because if we don't elect Republicans, then they're not going to be able to vote for the
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Democrat marriage bill. And then we're not going to be able to say that Democrats are the real
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transphobes or whatever. I don't know. If we don't elect Republicans, then only the Democrats are
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going to pass the Democrat agenda. But if we elect Republicans, then the Republicans will also pass
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the Democrat agenda. And that's why it's the most important election in our lifetimes. I don't think
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so. I mean, these people should be primaried, obviously. But I just, I don't even see the point.
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If any of these people came up to me and said, we, Michael, I need your vote. I'd say, okay, for what?
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Why do you need my vote? To do what? To do what the Democrats want more radically than they asked
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for 10 years ago? No, thanks. Thank you. Don't think we need that. Speaking of certain sexual
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practices, the World Health Organization has just come out there. They've got a new strong stance on
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monkeypox and they're really going to do something about monkey. Well, no, they're not. They're not going
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to do anything about monkeypox, but they are going to change the name of monkeypox.
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They're not really going to help people who have monkeypox and they're not really going to do
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anything to stop the spread of monkeypox, but they are, this is really crucial, going to change the
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name of it. Because the name you see is apparently very offensive. Quote, in several, rather, meetings,
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public and private, a number of individuals and countries have raised concerns and asked the WHO
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to propose a way forward to change the name. Because you see, the name of monkeypox is offensive.
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It's stigmatizing. And so we need to change it. They're suggesting Mpox. Okay, problem solved. Good
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job, guys. Did it ever occur to the WHO that instead of spending all their time focused on how we talk
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about monkeypox, we could maybe change the behavior that causes monkeypox? Monkeypox is
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caused by gay orgies. That's what causes it. Outside of Zaire, the way you get monkeypox is by going to
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gay orgies. Not even just sex with one gay guy and you only have sex with that gay guy. You go to gay
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orgies. The way you get it statistically is by having sex with guys who have sex with lots and lots of
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other guys. The WHO could very easily say, hey, fellas, cut it out. Don't do that. That's not good.
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That's going to be bad for you. But could you imagine if the WHO said that? Oh my goodness,
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the reaction, there would be calls for resignations. So instead, they don't do anything to stop. It's
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just like the coronavirus. The way to stop the coronavirus is to stop funding gain of function
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research and stop funding the Wuhan Institute of Virology and stop conducting this weird research
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that most likely, it seems, led to the outbreak of the virus. No, no, no. We're not going to do any
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of that. We're going to actually keep funding that research. But hey, we're going to call it COVID.
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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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change any of the behavior that causes these things to break out. We're going to continue to play
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stupid games. And we are going to continue to win stupid prizes. Now, for me, that tells me I've got
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to work on myself, okay? I need to be healthy. I don't want to get these crazy kinds of diseases
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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
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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
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?
00:27:22.320
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
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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,
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we got that's part of our job. That's what we do. We hold people to account. We speak truth to power.
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That is not true. CNN has never done that. Listen, we've just got to be objective. We're not right or
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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
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get their message out. That's what journalism is. And occasionally, it's when not so powerful
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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
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such thing as objective journalism. There can't be any such thing as objective journalism because that
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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
00:30:20.680
think he's stupid. I think he's a relatively intelligent guy. And he's been very malleable
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
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,
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.
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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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
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
00:41:35.080
political institution. So pathetic. He's saying, look, we're going to lose, but I want to curry a
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
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
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
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
00:44:33.240
lawyers. Great line. Probably would do us a lot of good as well. Obviously it's a frivolous lawsuit.
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
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,
00:45:40.600
well, was it three and three quarters minutes? All right, give me his, well, is a woman, what is a
00:45:46.380
woman? What if someone has one X chromosome? What if someone has some ambiguity? What if someone's
00:45:52.840
infertile? Is that, you know what a woman is. It's the same argumentation when it comes to
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.
00:46:29.740
And everyone makes fun of him and says, this is so ridiculous. That's true. Of course we know when
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
00:47:29.060
that. We don't really know what marriage is, or we at least convince ourselves of that. Okay,
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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,
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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
00:49:22.560
loser Republican senators. I don't mean to be too harsh. Obviously, there are a lot of great
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
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
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.
00:51:52.680
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.
00:52:40.020
I love Dennis so much. All those guys are absolutely fabulous. The series is really great. You should
00:52:52.780
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