The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 1152 - Arresting Christians For Praying Makes Us The Bad Guys

00:00:00.000 It's almost Christmas, and many of you are probably planning on praying over the next

00:00:05.140 few days, which is why I want to take this opportunity to warn you that if you do plan

00:00:10.540 to pray, and you happen to be in Britain, that could land you in jail.

00:00:17.660 Before I ask you any questions about what's going on today, I have to caution you, which

00:00:21.200 is just your right, which is you do not have to say anything. It may harm your defense if

00:00:24.900 you do not mention one question, something that you later on in court, anything you do

00:00:28.260 send me to give you a call. What are you here for today?

00:00:32.340 Physically, I'm just standing here.

00:00:34.140 Okay, why here, of all places? I know you don't live nearby.

00:00:37.800 This is an abortion something. 1.00

00:00:39.460 Okay, that's why I used to. Is you standing here part of a protest?

00:00:43.500 No, I'm not protesting.

00:00:45.460 Are you praying?

00:00:46.500 I might be praying in my head.

00:00:49.760 So I'll ask you once more, will you voluntarily come with us now to the police station for

00:00:54.120 me to ask you some questions about today and other days where there are allegations that

00:00:59.080 you've broken the public space of protection order?

00:01:02.160 If I've got a choice, then no.

00:01:04.140 Okay, well then you're under arrest against suspicion of failing to comply with the public

00:01:08.500 space of protection order, which is under the anti-social behaviour climate policing

00:01:12.400 after 2014. Now, of course, again, you do not have to say anything. It may harm your defense

00:01:16.540 if you do not mention one question, something from which you later on in court, anything you

00:01:19.660 say maybe to the police. Now, I would like to think that this sort of evil police action,

00:01:25.120 cartoonishly evil police action, is only taking place in the United Kingdom. But it's happening

00:01:31.120 here too. The FBI regularly and increasingly targets pro-lifers who pray outside of abortion

00:01:37.840 mills. And then they arrest them on trumped up charges that the pro-lifers are obstructing or

00:01:44.300 intimidating people who are seeking to kill their children. The UK might be a little bit ahead of

00:01:50.500 the curve here, but not by much. People are being arrested for praying silently in their heads.

00:01:59.840 And I love my country. And I love my ancestral country, Great Britain. And I love my whole

00:02:05.400 civilization. And I have always been raised to believe that we are the good guys. But in recent

00:02:10.920 decades, we've sanctioned the killing of almost a million babies a year. In recent years, we've

00:02:16.200 essentially abolished marriage. We've started grooming and castrating little kids and pumping 0.99

00:02:20.780 them full of hormones and mutilating their bodies. And now we're arresting Christians for praying 1.00

00:02:25.660 silently in their heads. So I don't want to be a downer or anything, but I've got to ask a very

00:02:31.440 British question. Are we the baddies? I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:02:40.920 Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday is from T.M.E. Shu,

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00:02:56.480 I'm not going to explain that one. If you want to find out, you got to look it up. But

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00:04:26.180 projecting our power abroad, there's a new academic report that the United States Marines have received

00:04:34.940 demanding that they stop calling their drill instructors sir and ma'am.

00:04:44.100 So our Marines, our wonderful, brave, valiant Marines who sacrifice a lot to defend our country

00:04:52.220 and our way of life. They sign up and they end up working for these woke lunatics who tell them 0.82

00:05:00.220 that they can't call their drill instructors sir or ma'am because they might misgender the drill 0.96

00:05:09.700 instructor. This according to a 739 page report from the University of Pittsburgh. This was catalyzed by

00:05:17.760 a new congressional mandate. So it's our stupid politicians forcing this nonsense on the Marines. 1.00

00:05:22.200 It's featured PhD biologists Bradley C. Nindel and Mita Lovelaker and 22 academics telling Marines 0.99

00:05:32.040 that they need to, quote, replace gendered identifiers, for example, sir or ma'am, in the primary

00:05:39.780 salutation or response to drill instructors with gender neutral language, such as drill instructor

00:05:46.000 or senior drill instructor, senior DI or SDI. Employing gender neutral identifiers eliminates the possibility

00:05:53.580 of misgendering drill instructors, which can unintentionally offend or cause discord.

00:06:00.180 We're never going to win another war again, are we? We had a good run. The U.S. did a pretty good job winning

00:06:08.720 wars for most of our history. Our men and women in uniform are just as tough as nails as they always have been.

00:06:17.280 But if the people leading our military don't, they're afraid of misgendering, we're not going

00:06:27.660 to win anymore. Maybe we've still got a little bit of gusto left in us. But as long as these military

00:06:36.220 leaders remain in place, we are totally screwed. Which is not great because the United States, 0.93

00:06:43.360 whether we want to admit it or not, administers a global empire. We don't make laws like the bill

00:06:50.080 up on Capitol Hill. We're not just a little nation surrounded by oceans. We have a global empire.

00:06:55.940 We have states overseas. We've got one state, Hawaii, just in the middle of the Pacific. We have

00:07:01.660 basically total control over the European continent because we are the military for Europe.

00:07:09.280 That's what NATO does. We run the United Nations. So we have a role as the world superpower.

00:07:15.840 And we are currently fighting an imperial war with Russia over the territory of Ukraine and whether

00:07:21.960 Ukraine will join NATO or join the European Union or become part of Russia or maintain a kind of

00:07:26.820 quasi-independence that allows it to be a buffer state to play great powers off of one another.

00:07:32.460 You saw this when our vassal, Vladimir Zelensky, came over to the US and lobbied for more money so

00:07:40.140 that we will help fund that war against Russia. And the Democrats were happy to have him. They

00:07:45.680 flew him out here to use him and the emotion behind the war in Ukraine to convince Republicans to vote 0.98

00:07:54.080 for this stupid omnibus spending package, the $1.7 trillion spending package, some of which will go 0.96

00:07:59.240 toward funding this war in Ukraine. And one of the images that came out of this whole episode was, 0.99

00:08:05.740 it's a doctored image. It's not an authentic image, but it's an image of Nancy Pelosi and other

00:08:10.040 congressmen holding up an American flag. But then the bottom of the American flag is no longer red and

00:08:15.100 white. It's yellow and blue. It's the Ukrainian flag. And the stars, it's no longer all the stars.

00:08:21.640 It's got these little Ukrainian symbols there, too. So it's not a real image. But it does refer to a real

00:08:30.020 sense, I think. All these big libs changing their profile pictures and their names on social media to

00:08:36.480 include the Ukrainian flag, which is crazy. My family is Italian. I love Italy. I'm not going to put an Italian 0.99

00:08:44.080 flag in my handle because I'm an American. I'm not an Italian. That's disloyal to do that.

00:08:49.660 I've got British ancestry, as I mentioned in the open. I'm not going to put the Union Jack in my

00:08:55.000 hand because that's, but all these libs, they're putting the Ukrainian flag. And then I was looking

00:08:58.860 at that. I said, wow, this is the new imperial standard, the red, white, and blue with the

00:09:04.620 Ukraine thing at the bottom. And I thought, well, if we're going to have an imperial flag, I guess

00:09:09.580 America and Ukraine as a mashup is better than the current imperial standard, which is just the pride 1.00

00:09:15.740 flag. That is effectively the flag of the American empire. It's the flag we raise over our conquered

00:09:21.820 territories overseas. It's the flag that the liberal imperialists all use. They all prefer

00:09:27.380 the rainbow flag to the red, white, and blue. It's a flag that denotes not just a particular place with

00:09:33.660 a particular people as the American flag does, as all other national flags do, but it denotes

00:09:38.960 universal values. So it really does denote a global empire of liberalism. So you have all of these

00:09:45.900 libs. We use these kind of flags. They never talk about the nation and the people and the particular

00:09:51.240 interests of the United States. It's always this abstract stuff. It's always spreading democracy,

00:09:57.380 spreading human rights, spreading gay rights, spreading this right and that right, and all these

00:10:03.000 abstract concepts all over the world. That is a claim of domination. That is a claim

00:10:07.360 of imperialism, saying that individual nations have no right to rule themselves. People who have

00:10:13.020 their own traditions have no right to maintain those traditions. And this is the most important

00:10:19.000 part as far as I'm concerned. Even we conservatives here in America have no right to our own

00:10:24.860 traditions. Christians here in America, here in Britain, here all over the West, have no right to 0.89

00:10:30.360 our own traditions. We don't get to go to church. They're going to shut down the churches during

00:10:33.760 COVID. They're going to leave the pot stores open. They're going to leave the casinos open,

00:10:37.980 but they're going to shut down the churches. And then even after they reopen the churches after COVID,

00:10:42.500 they're not going to let you pray silently outside of an abortion clinic. That's the problem for me.

00:10:51.500 The problem for me is not even so much this debate between nationalism and imperialism or nationalism

00:10:57.480 and globalism. In the way that politics is actually functioning today, that is an important

00:11:03.760 distinction. But the Middle Ages were great, and there was plenty of empire in the Middle Ages.

00:11:10.700 Nationalism is in many ways a product of liberal modernity. So it's not just that I'm some

00:11:14.960 hardcore nationalist. Far from it. But if we're going to have imperialism, if we're going to have an

00:11:20.200 empire, I'd like it to be a good Christian empire where we get to keep our traditions and worship

00:11:25.400 God correctly and we don't get arrested for praying. What we have instead is this hideous,

00:11:30.640 liberal, atheistic kind of empire that promotes all the worst aspects of our culture and suppresses

00:11:37.040 all the best parts of it. Well, I don't think we want any part of that. And that is why you'll hear

00:11:42.640 Republicans being called Putin stooges and appeasers and all the rest because we don't care

00:11:47.480 about the war in Ukraine. Well, that's why. It's about a lot more than Ukraine. It's about this

00:11:51.280 question of if we are going to administer a global empire, if we're going to spread our values

00:11:54.860 around the world. What values are we spreading? Are we spreading truth, justice, and God and

00:12:01.040 religion and virtue and family and prosperity? Or are we spreading abortion and transing the kids 1.00

00:12:09.780 and arresting people for praying? What is it? Unfortunately, right now it's the latter. Is

00:12:14.240 it any wonder that we don't want to fund the empire? No, we want to get back to basics. We want

00:12:18.220 to get back to religion. We want to get back to God. When you want to do that, you've got to check

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00:13:30.960 reading plan for free. Speaking of the rainbow flag, did you know that I am apparently an anti-LGBTQ 0.81

00:13:42.000 bigot? That's true. That according to Media Matters, apparently. Media Matters has a rundown

00:13:48.220 of Tim Pool's guests from the year, and they say extremists, bigots, and conspiracy theorists.

00:13:56.040 YouTuber Tim Pool's 2022 guests in review. And I was really honored to make the list. It's sort of a

00:14:04.400 best of. So they go through all these guys, you know, let's see, where am I? I want to skip over

00:14:09.880 everybody else. I just want to get to me. They've got, I think, a number of other Daily Wire people

00:14:15.060 did too. Okay, here we go. Top of the page. Far-right figure Lauren Southern was on TimCast 0.93

00:14:21.380 multiple times this year. Southern has a history of pushing racist propaganda and white nationalist

00:14:26.140 rhetoric. And then you get to me. The Daily Wire's Michael Knowles is an anti-LGBTQ bully.

00:14:33.320 Pool hosted Knowles in April. By the way, Pool hosted Knowles like five days ago too,

00:14:37.680 so they clearly aren't up on their extremism. And then it goes on and on. But I think Brett made

00:14:44.200 it. I think Walsh made it. I think Jeremy made it. I mean, yeah, here we go. Ben. Ben's on here.

00:14:48.020 It's kind of, maybe Drew, all of us. But I ranked up here as an anti-LGBTQ bully. 0.59

00:14:57.680 I performed in my first musical theater production at the age of eight. When I was a child,

00:15:05.140 I took jazz, ballroom, and tap dancing lessons. I graduated from the gayest university in the United 1.00

00:15:16.280 States. I have lived most of my life on the coasts. A disproportionate number of my friends

00:15:26.020 are very, very gay. I regularly drink port and sherry at the end of the night. 0.98

00:15:34.560 I just, how did I become? I like to think I'm a nice open mind. How did I become an anti-LGBTQ bully?

00:15:45.580 Do you know why? You know what they cite? They link that phrase. It's because I said on Tim Pool's show,

00:15:53.900 or maybe it was on my own show. I don't remember exactly the context. I said that there's no such

00:15:58.460 thing as gay marriage, that marriage intrinsically involves sexual difference. And so because I 0.91

00:16:05.420 stated a plain fact of language and anthropology, that makes me an anti-LGBTQ bully. Why do I mention 0.94

00:16:15.620 it? One, I mention it because I absolutely adore my publicists over at Media Matters. I thank them

00:16:21.640 very much for keeping me in the news and top of everybody's mind. The other reason I mention it

00:16:27.620 is to show you what a lie it was. When the left told us, when we were a little further up that

00:16:33.960 slippery slope, they said, listen, why do you care what people do in their own homes? I say, well,

00:16:44.440 it's not exactly what we're talking. We're talking about political matters, the nature of marriage,

00:16:48.480 the nature of man and woman, and the nature of the Constitution, and the degree to which the

00:16:53.500 Constitution even has a say over these sorts of matters. And so they say, well, you're a, come on,

00:16:57.900 you're just, you're just being a weirdo. Why do you care what people do in their homes? Okay,

00:17:01.120 we said, do whatever you want in your own homes. Okay, we'll even pretend that it's in the Constitution,

00:17:05.900 that you have a right to do whatever weird sex stuff you want to do in your homes. Okay, fine.

00:17:09.840 All right, and that's why we also need civil unions. That's all. We just want civil unions, 1.00

00:17:14.040 okay? Just recognize that certain legal privileges that you can have them in a union between two men,

00:17:22.280 just as between a man and a woman. They said, oh, I don't know, because it kind of then blurs

00:17:26.380 the definition. They said, what do you care? Why are you, come on, that's all we want. Okay.

00:17:33.160 Then they said, we're going to redefine marriage. They said, well, hold on, man, marriage, that's the

00:17:36.780 fundamental political institution. That's, that's, for all of human history, everywhere in the world,

00:17:40.880 people have thought marriage means a certain thing. Now you're telling me it doesn't mean

00:17:44.340 that at all. You're actually abolishing the institution of marriage. They said, that's 0.86

00:17:46.980 all we want to do. That's all we want to do is just redefine marriage a little bit. But you can,

00:17:51.580 you guys, you can still, it's not going to threaten your marriage. You can run your business. You can

00:17:56.760 have your life. You can have your church. Okay. Then what did they do? They just passed this

00:18:00.460 quote unquote respect for marriage act, which outlaws businesses refusing to participate in a gay

00:18:06.900 marriage, quote unquote gay marriage. Now, if you are a Christian, all I did was articulate the

00:18:14.620 Catholic view of marriage, which also happens to be, with some exception, the Protestant view of

00:18:19.960 marriage, which also happens to be the Jewish view of marriage, which also happens to be the Muslim

00:18:23.720 view of marriage, which also happens to be the view of marriage of every even semi-reasonable

00:18:28.280 agnostic or atheist for all, pagan for all of human history. They say, it makes you a bully.

00:18:33.840 That's how it goes. And had we stood a little firmer on our principles and on reality, further

00:18:39.580 up that slippery slope, and had we not allowed the libs and the squishes to tell us to stop being 0.96

00:18:44.420 such fuddy-duddies and to just, you know, come on, get with the times and get hip and cool, man, 0.98

00:18:48.280 we wouldn't be where we are. Now, all of the sexual madness that you were seeing, the castrating 0.98

00:18:53.720 little kids, the pride flags flying everywhere from our state capitals to Kandahar, the now prohibition 0.83

00:19:03.040 of people to refuse to participate in a so-called gay marriage, all of that flows directly from 0.93

00:19:09.620 those battles that we conceded further up the slippery slope. It should remind us of how to

00:19:16.360 fight moving into the future. Now, beyond the empire of the rainbow, beyond the American empire

00:19:23.720 abroad, the political order is a little bit shaky at home. There is a really, really dumb piece in 0.96

00:19:29.780 Vox. Vox is a left-wing outlet. They call themselves explanatory journalism. I love that 0.99

00:19:36.720 descriptor, explanatory journalism, as opposed to really dumb, stupid, doesn't teach you anything 0.99

00:19:41.820 journalism, which I guess describes most journalism, actually. But Vox, I say, we're a very special kind 0.98

00:19:48.580 of journalism. We explain things, unlike all those dumb, idiotic journalistic outlets. So the headline 1.00

00:19:55.220 is Sotomayor and Kagan need to think about retiring. The U.S. Senate is a fundamentally broken institution.

00:20:01.820 Democratic judges need to account for that in their retirement decisions. This is by Ilan

00:20:06.020 Nilheiser, who's a big lib. He is a senior correspondent at Vox, and he's focused on the

00:20:11.800 Supreme Court. The decline of liberal democracy in the United States, fine by me. Certainly, America was

00:20:17.640 not founded to be a liberal democracy. It should not be a liberal democracy. The phrase liberal democracy

00:20:23.140 only came to describe the United States really in the middle to late part of the 20th century.

00:20:27.600 So forget about that, but you get where he's coming from. And he says, we've now lived with

00:20:31.480 the consequences of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's late-life arrogance for more than two years.

00:20:37.880 Arrogance. You see, the arrogant RBG decided she wasn't going to retire. She was going to 1.00

00:20:43.980 die in office, die on the bench, and then she was replaced. And she was replaced by a conservative,

00:20:51.720 and this was terrible, according to Nilheiser. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, much like other justices 0.87

00:20:58.740 on the left and on the right, have said, no, we are not going to time our retirement decisions

00:21:04.180 to when a president of our party is in office. Because we are judges. We are not supposed to

00:21:12.560 be partisan. Obviously, we have partisan leanings. Obviously, we were appointed by presidents.

00:21:17.220 Sometimes the justices disappoint the presidents and the parties that appoint them. But there's,

00:21:21.720 the idea at least, is that they're supposed to be above the petty squabbling of partisan politics.

00:21:30.340 We need at least one institution to at least pretend to do that at least some of the time.

00:21:39.120 Ian Millhiser, Vox.com, totally, completely wrong here. What they are doing is expressing

00:21:45.100 the worst kind of degrading, leveling tendencies of democracy. We in the United States

00:21:53.240 have a broadly democratic government. It's not purely a democratic government, but there's a big

00:21:59.180 democratic representation. And we don't have a monarchy here. We have elements of monarchy in

00:22:04.100 the presidency, but we don't have a monarchy. We explicitly don't have a monarchy. And whatever

00:22:07.660 you think about monarchy, a lot of Americans hate the idea of monarchy. But one of the good things

00:22:11.300 that monarchy does is it gives a nation a kind of dignity, at least in the pomp and the circumstance,

00:22:19.660 if not in the personal comportment of the monarchs. Though in Britain, you just had one of the most

00:22:24.540 dignified monarchs in history. But even just the pomp and circumstance, even just the big castles

00:22:31.880 and the grand parades, it gives the nation a sense of dignity. That the monarch as sovereign

00:22:37.620 gives the nation a sense that there is something above just the petty little squabbling over this

00:22:43.540 tax policy or that tax policy. This is why the royals are not permitted to behave in a party

00:22:51.080 political sort of way. Because you want the country to look up and say, oh, there's something that

00:22:56.620 unifies all of us. In the United States, because we're not a monarchy, the Supreme Court has served

00:23:02.600 that function before. That it's above the election cycles. That it's above public opinion polls.

00:23:08.760 That the building that it operates in is one of the grandest buildings in our country.

00:23:14.720 It's a big, nice, solid, grand building with nice, big, serious columns. And the justices,

00:23:19.880 they don't wear business suits. They wear robes. And they're supposed to elevate themselves above this.

00:23:25.440 That's why they hang out together. That's why Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg were buddies. And they'd

00:23:30.380 go riding camels, or elephants, rather, and things. They'd go on vacation. Okay? They were friends.

00:23:35.200 I think they were genuinely friends. But it was important to see that they were friends.

00:23:38.520 Sotomayor and Clarence Thomas apparently are kind of friends. It's good to see that.

00:23:44.300 America needs something like that. But the leveling Democrats don't want us to have any dignity at all.

00:23:51.480 They want to take us all right down to the gutter. And totally gut the last institution that ever, 0.67

00:23:57.980 even sometimes, kind of lends itself to dignity. It's not good. There's a big fight we're in. We

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00:25:11.420 Christmas, the Senate has passed that ridiculous omnibus bill, $1.7 trillion spending package.

00:25:20.100 Passed it on Thursday with a 68 to 29 vote with at least 18 Republicans joining Democrats to push

00:25:27.420 this massive omnibus over the line. The Republican senators who voted for it were all the usual

00:25:34.660 suspects, the Romneys of the world, but even some who are generally pretty good, they voted for it

00:25:40.680 too. Really, really pathetic. I made the point on the show yesterday that no Republican needed to vote 0.99

00:25:49.380 for this spending bill. No Republican needed to do it. The Democrats could just have owned it. 0.98

00:25:56.500 The Republicans are about to take over the House. That will give the Republicans a lot more leverage

00:26:03.040 because spending bills, first of all, originate in the House and the House is needed to get them

00:26:07.660 through to get it up to the presidency. They could have passed a short-term spending plan if they wanted

00:26:14.220 to avoid the government shutdown. And then they could have had a proper debate about this in January.

00:26:19.180 They didn't do it because they didn't want to do it. The Republicans who voted for this didn't vote

00:26:25.080 for it because they had to, because what else would happen? The government would shut down. The war in

00:26:30.340 Ukraine would collapse. Whatever nonsense. No. They certainly didn't vote for it because it was going

00:26:36.040 to take on any problems that Americans actually care about, like the southern border or the economy.

00:26:39.720 They didn't do that. The bill is going to make inflation much worse and the border is wide open.

00:26:44.120 And while we're all debating this bill, Joe Biden is flying illegal aliens into red states like my own

00:26:49.200 state of Tennessee. So it's not that at all. The Republicans who voted for this wanted to vote for it

00:26:55.260 because we are very often governed not by two parties fighting each other tooth and nail over principle

00:27:01.620 and policy, but rather by a uniparty that sometimes duke out issues in the performance of opposition,

00:27:11.840 but it's really a false opposition. Now the House can move on to really serious business.

00:27:19.060 Now they can finally get into really serious things such as releasing Trump's tax returns.

00:27:26.920 Republicans. Remember the other day when Mitch McConnell, he was interviewed about the omnibus

00:27:33.160 and he said, the number one, the number one priority for Republicans is to the war in Ukraine.

00:27:42.360 Say hello to my little friend, right? Remember when he did that? This might be even more ridiculous

00:27:49.380 than that. Some Republicans care about the war in Ukraine. I don't know a single Republican who cares 0.95

00:27:53.920 about Trump's taxes. And so there's the House. The House is Wile E. Coyote and they're chasing the roadrunner,

00:27:59.180 Donald Trump. And they say, we've got him now. And they've got the Acme Anvil. And they say,

00:28:02.840 we're going to release his tax returns. The walls are closing in. We've got him. Do they have him?

00:28:10.280 You listening out there, probably disproportionately conservative and Republican. Many of you, I'm sure,

00:28:17.200 love Donald Trump. Many of you probably don't like Donald Trump that much. Whatever you think about Trump,

00:28:21.880 is there anything that could be in Donald Trump's taxes that would change your opinion of him?

00:28:30.200 Anything? Anything. Like, I don't think there's really bad stuff in there. In fact, in the last

00:28:35.220 tax fraud case against the Trump organization, the one that was brought up in New York, what they

00:28:39.780 discovered was that Trump was actually overpaying his taxes in that he was artificially inflating the

00:28:45.860 value of his businesses to try to get better loans. And it was a kind of a complex thing.

00:28:49.040 But I don't think there's going to be bad stuff. But even if there were, let's say that Donald Trump

00:28:53.240 were, I don't know, paying off the mob to do some construction project in New York and doing this

00:29:00.140 and burying a body here and do, would any of that change your opinion of Donald Trump? No, of course

00:29:06.560 not. So I assume this will be an absolutely, they're just throwing spaghetti at the wall. They

00:29:12.500 just want to stop this guy. And it's a reminder that the Democrats keep trying to stop this guy and

00:29:16.560 kill his campaign in the cradle. Why? It is not because they think that Donald Trump is so super

00:29:24.040 easy to beat in 2024. If they really believed, if Democrats were making a bet right now that Donald

00:29:30.480 Trump is the easiest candidate for them to beat in 2024, they would be doing everything they can to

00:29:37.100 make sure he's the nominee. And they would be doing everything they can to kill Ron DeSantis'

00:29:41.800 campaign in the cradle or kill Tim Scott's campaign in the cradle or kill Nikki Haley's or Mike Pence's

00:29:47.500 or Mike Pompeo's or Ted Cruz's or anybody's. Only some of these people have actually said that they

00:29:54.100 are running or will run. But there are plenty of people, Josh Hawley or whoever, there are a lot of

00:29:57.860 people who could run. But they're going after Trump. Why? Because though they tell us that Trump will be

00:30:06.160 super duper easy to beat, they don't seem to believe it themselves. Speaking of changing minds,

00:30:12.840 there's a story, another bit of a downer story. Well, luckily we'll have an upper before we all

00:30:18.740 head into Christmas with the mailbag and the voicemail bag. Make sure you get your questions

00:30:22.060 in for after we come back from Christmas. But this is a little bit of a downer. Church attendance and

00:30:27.060 general belief in God has dropped in the United States over the past few years. No surprise there.

00:30:33.560 COVID appeared to accelerate the trend. Church attendance has dropped by roughly 45%

00:30:42.400 since the start of the COVID lockdowns. A Gallup survey released over the summer found that belief

00:30:50.180 in God sunk to an all-time low this year, down to 81%. It also identified young individuals and leftists

00:30:57.560 as being the most likely not to believe in God. Nothing really surprising there. It's actually

00:31:03.220 somewhat edifying or gratifying that at least 81% of people still sort of at least believe in God.

00:31:11.180 But the key here is shutting down the churches coincided not only with a drop in belief in God,

00:31:19.040 but with an acceleration of a drop in the belief in God. And I suspect it was probably the main driver.

00:31:26.120 And it gets back to a principle that we sometimes talk about on the show,

00:31:28.720 which is the principle, lex orandi, lex credendi. The way that you worship will determine the way

00:31:37.040 that you believe. And we've been using all sorts of Latin phrases on the show. We've got Vox

00:31:42.760 Populi, Vox Dei from Elon Musk. Now we've got this, lex orandi, lex credendi. It's really important.

00:31:47.520 And there is an impulse, even among modern Christian people, to say, well, it doesn't matter how I pray.

00:31:54.120 I don't need to pray on my knees. I don't need to receive the sacraments. I don't need to go to

00:31:57.860 church in person. I can just do it all kind of in my head. No, you can't. You are a body. You're a

00:32:03.500 soul, but you're also a body. And we live in time and space. And you've got to actually do this stuff.

00:32:07.580 And when you pray, and when you go to church, and when you have Christmas dinner, don't forget,

00:32:12.300 they shut down our Christmas dinners too. And you have your family over, and you even read

00:32:16.220 Twas the Night Before Christmas. You even engage in certain rituals that are not religious,

00:32:22.160 or only tangentially religious. But you do these things that are associated with your religion.

00:32:27.520 You are more likely to believe in your religion. Because we are not pure reason. We're not just

00:32:33.540 brains floating in the air or something like that. We're bodies. You've got to get it in your muscle

00:32:37.720 memory. This is why if you want to memorize a poem or a speech or a script or something,

00:32:42.320 it helps to say it out loud. Really exaggerate your mouth movements. Because you get it in that

00:32:47.360 muscle memory. If you want to get good at a sport, I am reliably informed. What you've got to do is

00:32:51.720 you've got to swing that bat a lot. You've got to get it into your muscle memory. You don't just

00:32:55.040 read it in a book and think about it. You don't even just read it in your Bible and think about

00:32:59.120 that and pray in your head. People are getting arrested out there for praying, even silently,

00:33:03.400 even in their own heads. So I get why people are intimidated. Do not be intimidated. Do not let

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00:35:16.380 Hi, Michael. It's Elise again. I wanted to press you further about a question you received last week

00:35:23.340 about how a wife can serve her husband. I have also been searching for an answer to this question.

00:35:31.680 My husband is very self-sufficient and rarely asks me to do anything for him. I feel like there is this

00:35:39.140 higher goal that God is calling me to as a wife that I'm not reaching simply by doing his laundry

00:35:45.600 when he hasn't done it himself or cooking him dinner or things like that. All the resources about

00:35:52.040 marriage I've looked into seem to be encouraging the wife to ask for more from her husband, and rarely

00:35:59.400 do they acknowledge God's design for a woman to serve and a man to love, which is frustrating.

00:36:06.280 If you have any specific examples of deeper ways to fulfill this calling, or if it really is just

00:36:12.880 about the everyday tasks that make his life easier, I would love to hear it. Thanks so much, and God

00:36:19.340 bless you.

00:36:21.480 Based. Very, very. Is that what the kids call it these days? Thank you so much for that excellent

00:36:27.560 question. Your hunch is right. Serving your husband and acting in the role of a wife and a mother and 0.76

00:36:35.660 the matriarch of a family is not just about the little things. The little things are a huge part 1.00

00:36:41.360 of it. Because women excel at the little things in a way that men do not. Men seek after big, glorious

00:36:48.540 endeavors all the time. And frankly, we often neglect the little things that most productive work is

00:36:55.360 actually made of. So we are not nearly as organized as women are. We're often not as meticulous or 1.00

00:37:02.880 fastidious in certain sort of banal tasks as women can be. So those little acts of love, you know, 1.00

00:37:10.500 cooking breakfast for your husband, or doing the laundry, or whatever. Those really do matter.

00:37:17.160 But there is much more to that, to being a wife in a marriage than just that. I think with Sweet

00:37:24.440 Little Elisa, she's the only person that I allow to write my show, that I beg to write my show, 0.72

00:37:31.640 because she gets it. And it's not just that she and I have the same mind. We don't really have the

00:37:37.700 same mind. We have complimentary minds. She compliments things that I miss, that I don't

00:37:42.800 quite see. She sees it. And she can say it. And we speak the same language. And we often,

00:37:48.000 and this is true of married couples, we often don't even need to speak to be able to communicate,

00:37:53.980 just a little glance or just a little look. And that happens more and more over time,

00:37:57.100 the longer that you are married. Part, I don't know exactly how to establish that.

00:38:04.860 But you have to, I don't know. And I don't know what your husband does. So, you know,

00:38:12.420 certain jobs are going to lend themselves more to this than others. Sweet Little Elisa listens to my 0.77

00:38:17.380 show every single day, because I, of course, force her to. No, she voluntarily listens to my show,

00:38:22.060 and she'll give me thoughts on it. And it's always constructive. And it's, it's, she's just

00:38:28.040 really plugged in. She knows exactly what I am doing, probably more so than I even know what she

00:38:32.680 is doing. And I live where she works, you know? And I, I am the father of the children who she is

00:38:38.580 raising and, you know, the other things that she's doing as well. But we're just so plugged in on what

00:38:45.420 each other is, is doing that I can say, it can be 10 o'clock at night. I'll be lying there. I'll say,

00:38:50.640 I don't know what to talk about. And she'll say, oh yeah, well, did you see this thing today? You

00:38:53.500 got to put this in the show. And then I think that, you know, not only did this woman cook me 0.98

00:38:57.080 dinner and clean my clothing, she just wrote my show too. She just did my whole, my whole show.

00:39:01.580 It's pretty good. You, you, you ought to be involved in pretty much every aspect of your lives

00:39:09.080 together. Next question. Hello, Miguel. You have talked about the rapidly decreasing sperm count since

00:39:16.400 the 1950s. Joe Rogan has had on several people as well, discussing this over the past couple of

00:39:21.100 years. Given this, if the trend continues, aren't we as a society obligated to embrace more artificial

00:39:27.500 forms of reproduction like IVF? Don't get me wrong. I don't like the idea of this at all. But if it

00:39:33.920 continues to get harder and harder to reproduce and we do nothing as a society, say decreasing

00:39:39.260 pesticides, petrochemicals, banning vegans, do we have any other choice as a species? Also, as a note, I

00:39:48.000 expect this problem to continue, especially with the trans agenda, making a bunch of our kids infertile. 0.99

00:39:55.360 I guess the question is, would God rather our species go extinct or have some fertilized eggs frozen

00:40:03.400 away? It's a tough question. I don't think it's a tough question because good ends do not justify

00:40:11.340 immoral means. And I think that IVF is intrinsically immoral. And I know it's a tough one because a lot

00:40:19.460 of people out there got their kids through IVF and a lot of people out there may have been conceived

00:40:22.900 themselves through IVF. This is not to say that you're certainly going to burn in hell. This is not

00:40:29.900 to say that the kids conceived through IVF are not as valuable as the kids conceived not through IVF

00:40:34.700 any more than it would be to say that a kid conceived through rape is somehow not as valuable

00:40:40.020 as a kid conceived in the conjugal act between a married mother and father. But it is to say

00:40:45.800 that certain actions are immoral. And I think that in the case of IVF, it's immoral. For one,

00:40:51.960 you're separating the conjugal act from the procreative act, which is disordered and I think gravely

00:40:58.080 sinful. Even if you're not willing to go with me that far, you are establishing the domination of

00:41:03.180 technology and industry and perhaps even the state over the origin and destiny of human life.

00:41:09.580 Very, very dangerous and I think quite immoral. Third, the way that you get the male contribution 0.99

00:41:17.080 to IVF is intrinsically disordered and deeply shameful and the sort of thing that when one does it,

00:41:23.820 one closes one's blinds and there's a good reason for that. So that you wouldn't want to do that.

00:41:28.000 And then of course, those are the four problems before you even get to the issue of you're

00:41:34.760 creating human beings in a petri dish and then freezing them away indefinitely. Not acceptable.

00:41:41.660 And then in some cases, you're implanting them and then it doesn't catch. And then people will

00:41:46.360 kill them for abortion if too many of the embryos catch in the womb. And this doesn't even take into 0.97

00:41:54.400 account what happens when people mix up the petri dishes and they put the wrong baby into the wrong

00:42:01.040 mother. And it doesn't take into account what happens through surrogacy, where women are basically 1.00

00:42:06.240 rented out as cattle. They're rented out as just vessels by wealthy gay men or even just wealthy 0.90

00:42:15.280 couples who struggle with infertility. So the whole process is immoral. And you wouldn't see it 0.99

00:42:22.100 necessarily when you just think, well, I want to have a kid and this is a technology to do it.

00:42:26.960 What could be wrong? Isn't that pro-life? No. It is a good end. The kid is a good end,

00:42:32.060 but good ends do not justify immoral means. Another reason is that the sperm counts have dropped in no

00:42:39.340 small part because people are just fatter and lazier than they used to be. So obesity has skyrocketed

00:42:44.500 and sedentary lifestyles have become much more widespread. But there are multiple studies that

00:42:50.260 show that when people lose some weight, when guys lose some weight and get off the couch,

00:42:54.360 their sperm count jumps back up pretty quickly. Maybe not to the level that it ought to be because

00:42:59.160 environmental factors and chemicals and things like that play a role in it too. But no, I don't think

00:43:03.980 that any sort of good end would justify immoral actions. We're not consequentialists like the

00:43:12.180 libs. But in this case, there are so many simpler remedies than that. Okay, next question.

00:43:18.580 Hey, Michael. I'm a long-time listener, but this is my first time submitting a question for the mailbag.

00:43:24.640 I'm a homeschooling Latin mass mom of three little girls. You had mentioned on your show the other day

00:43:31.800 about near occasions of sin, and that's a perfect segue into my question for you. What do you think

00:43:40.020 about people kissing before they get married, like even if you're engaged and all of that? To me,

00:43:47.640 that's always seemed like a near occasion of sin because, I mean, we know where kissing leads. So

00:43:56.500 just wanted to get your opinion on that. Thanks and love the show.

00:44:04.720 Great question. You might have seen my heart was fluttering out of my chest when you said,

00:44:08.560 I'm a Latin mass attending homeschooling mother who listens to your show all the time. So that's

00:44:15.120 great. And not at all surprised by your extremely trad question. Is it okay to forget about the other

00:44:22.120 stuff people do before marriage? Is it okay to kiss before marriage? I think it probably is.

00:44:27.120 I think it probably is. But I take seriously your fear here, which is we all know what kissing leads

00:44:33.580 to. And that's true. I guess it depends on the kind of kissing and where you're kissing and the

00:44:39.580 circumstances of the kissing. That's true. But we also know where going out to dinner leads.

00:44:45.300 Going out to dinner, that's what happens before you start kissing. And kissing is what happens before

00:44:48.920 you start doing that other thing. And then doing that other thing is what happens before you start

00:44:52.780 doing that other thing is you're definitely not supposed to do before marriage. So one has to

00:44:56.920 have some prudence here. And a kiss can be an elevating experience. I don't think that a kiss

00:45:02.860 necessarily needs to lead you into the willful entertainment of impure thoughts and desires.

00:45:09.020 I don't think that it necessarily needs to lead you into committing a sinful act or anything

00:45:15.540 anything like that. But it's something you got to be careful of. It's true.

00:45:21.420 Maybe we'll draw the line. Hi, Michael. My name is Courtney. And I've been listening to you for,

00:45:25.280 I don't know, about a year or so now. I discovered you around the same time I

00:45:29.420 became a subscriber to Daily Wire. Anyways, I have a cousin who just posted on social media about

00:45:38.940 a week ago that he just became a certified Reiki person or teacher or whatever you call it. And

00:45:48.040 after watching your interview with Angela, I got very, very uncomfortable with this. And I was just

00:45:55.240 wondering what you thought I should do. If I should just pray for him, talk to him, something. I'm not

00:46:03.580 really sure. Anyways, love your show and can't wait to see what you say. Thank you. Have a very Merry

00:46:10.580 Christmas. Thank you. I hope that you have a very Merry Christmas as well. Yeah, that's bad juju.

00:46:15.540 Your buddy should not be doing Reiki stuff. And he probably doesn't know. I mean, I've known people

00:46:20.420 and I've had friends of friends who have gotten into Reiki and they don't know. I mean, they're just

00:46:26.420 hippies. They don't know any better. So yes, I would pray for your friend, but I probably would

00:46:31.820 confront him about it depending on how close you guys are. You could do it in a funny way. It doesn't

00:46:39.700 have to be this very somber, well, I have been running this over in my head for two weeks and

00:46:46.540 we have to sit down and have an intervention. You could just say, hey, buddy, you're doing the

00:46:51.760 Reiki thing. Just so you know, you're worshiping demons and you shouldn't do that because demons

00:46:55.720 are real and they're very bad and the thing you're doing is not good. And so, bro, just quit

00:47:00.240 worshiping the demons and like go to church and be a normal person, please. That would be,

00:47:05.800 that's one way to do it. And it's kind of funny, but it's also true. Okay, I want, there's actually

00:47:09.120 more voice mailbag that I want to get to. We will get to it on the member block, but I don't want to

00:47:13.840 leave without getting into at least one real old-fashioned written mailbag from Austin.

00:47:22.600 Hello, Michael. I'm 21 years old. I have a very conflicting situation at the moment. I have not

00:47:26.960 so slowly watched my 12-year-old sister go from first dating one of her female friends to calling

00:47:32.520 herself non-binary to now starting to go by a guy's name. I'd like to speak up to my dad about my

00:47:38.640 problems with it. However, he's always right and will call me uneducated if I communicate my points

00:47:43.200 in a less than perfect manner. I'm going home for Christmas and I fully expect to be corrected if I

00:47:48.780 say her pronouns are named the wrong way. Any advice? Thanks for the great podcast and Merry Christmas.

00:47:52.160 Oh, that's a tough one, Austin. And it's weird that it's your dad who's really into all the weird

00:47:57.400 trans stuff. Sometimes mothers are really into it, but usually dads are a little more level-headed

00:48:03.920 and not as brought in emotionally on when their kids get into weird sex stuff. So that's really

00:48:11.340 bizarre. It's really funny that you are sort of the rational one in this family of libs. But she's your

00:48:19.220 sister. You have to love her and should love her and you have to respect your parents and honor your

00:48:24.620 parents. But you can respectfully say, you know, dad, this is really bad and it's going to really screw

00:48:30.540 up your daughter. And here's the evidence and here are all the detransitioners who talk about what a 0.59

00:48:35.680 terrible thing this is. And actually men just can't become women and women can't become men. And I don't

00:48:40.960 know if your family has any even hint of religion, but you could say this is actually opposed by the

00:48:45.740 church and the church, you know, and you guys, you just lost it here. And dad and mama and sis, I'm happy

00:48:53.420 to love you and honor you as much as I possibly can, but you can't make me lie. Okay, so you don't need

00:48:58.480 to walk in there and host a screening of, you know, what is a woman or anything like that. But you really

00:49:05.500 can't lie. So I wouldn't use the pronouns. You can try to avoid it to keep the peace at Christmas, maybe. You

00:49:11.360 probably can't avoid it though, totally. I would just, one has to speak the truth in love. So make

00:49:18.820 sure you do the love part, but you got to tell the truth. Now, speaking of Walsh, it is the season of

00:49:24.380 good tidings and cheer. And I am forced under duress and coercion here by the Daily Wire and by some bets

00:49:33.120 that apparently we have made to give just a really big shout out to the old big burly bearded

00:49:38.500 sweet daddy himself, the one and only Matthew Walsh. His sweet baby gang is second to no other

00:49:46.760 sweet baby gang. I just can't get enough of this guy. Who wrote this? Just ask sweet little Elisa.

00:49:55.280 She bought me a ton of Matt Walsh merchandise for my birthday. No, you're making me lie. And it's so

00:50:01.840 good that I asked for more of it for Christmas. He's got this incredible super fan gift bundle, which

00:50:06.900 as a super fan myself, I've been trying to get my hands on. The bundle comes with a ton of what is a

00:50:13.720 woman stuff and cooking supplies and stickers and even a Johnny the Walrus plushie. I actually do want

00:50:18.100 a Johnny the Walrus plushie. Those are great. Which if you haven't read it, Johnny the Walrus,

00:50:21.580 it's a great book. And it's got words in it. That's nice. That's nice that they put that in there.

00:50:28.660 Anyway, I'm just so happy to be buddies with Matt. And I definitely was not forced to say any of this

00:50:33.580 because of some election bet or whatever that I don't even remember. All of this comes from the

00:50:37.860 heart. And it's just a spur of the moment inclination to give the man praise that he

00:50:44.080 deserves more than anybody else here at the Daily Wire. Certainly deserves more praise than whoever

00:50:48.220 wrote this. Matt, you're truly one of a kind. Matt Walsh show streaming every Monday through Friday,

00:50:53.280 1.30 Eastern, dailywire.com. We got a lot more show coming up. It's Fake Headline Friday. So we

00:51:00.260 have got you. I need your help. Before you all go to the airport and miss your flights because the

00:51:04.900 snowstorm is canceling every flight in the country. Before you head down, hunker down, and eat some

00:51:10.340 nice turkey or seven fishes if you're Italian, I need you to help me figure out which is the fake 1.00

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The Michael Knowles Show - December 23, 2022

Ep. 1152 - Arresting Christians For Praying Makes Us The Bad Guys

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