The Michael Knowles Show


Ep. 1268 - Hero Middle-Schoolers Revolt Against LGBTQ Rituals


Summary

A middle school in Massachusetts organized a counter-protest to a Pride Day event where kids were asked to wear rainbow flags and uniforms in honor of Pride Spirit Day. Some were offended, others were intimidated, and others threw the stickers on the ground.


Transcript

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00:00:37.680 For years, liberals have told us we need to listen to the children.
00:00:42.080 And I've always been a little skeptical of that advice since children as a rule are ignorant and irrational.
00:00:47.980 Today, however, as our ruling class is now more ignorant and irrational still,
00:00:53.340 I'd have to say that the kids are all right, especially the kids of Marshall Simons Middle School in Burlington, Massachusetts.
00:01:04.420 Intolerance and homophobia are unacceptable.
00:01:07.560 This type of intolerant rhetoric starts in the home.
00:01:10.200 Parents angry at town hall over intolerance at Marshall Simons Middle School.
00:01:14.820 Kids were asked to wear rainbow clothes in honor of Pride Spirit Day.
00:01:19.200 But some organized a counter-protest wearing red, white, and blue or black.
00:01:24.200 The principal sharing a statement to families that Pride posters were ripped down, stickers ripped up.
00:01:29.900 Some students chanted, USA are my pronouns.
00:01:33.080 And students showing Pride were intimidated.
00:01:35.640 It was an unruly disruption, in fact, that was organized ahead of time.
00:01:40.460 While some parents were upset, others say it was overblown.
00:01:44.140 Some of the kids threw the stickers on the ground.
00:01:46.240 But, you know, I can only speak for my daughter.
00:01:47.920 She just, she didn't want to wear that to school.
00:01:50.260 It's not that she wanted to hurt anybody's feelings.
00:01:52.280 She says her daughter felt coerced to participate in the Pride event
00:01:55.960 and was offended by some of the messages, like this quote from Tennessee Williams.
00:02:00.680 Human heart cannot be straight.
00:02:02.280 It is curves and winds.
00:02:03.760 And my daughter just kind of said, you know, Mom, that's offensive to me, who I am straight.
00:02:09.060 Yeah, that flag is offensive to all normal people.
00:02:14.840 It is a symbol of pride, the deadliest of the seven deadly sins.
00:02:19.380 It obviously has no place in a middle school classroom.
00:02:22.740 And frankly, it should be banned from all public spaces because it's evil and degenerate
00:02:28.080 and signifies an ideology that is contrary to truth, goodness, beauty, and reality.
00:02:33.920 And it is an indictment of our political order that the warmed-over hippies and other deviants
00:02:40.380 running our schools need to learn that lesson from 11-year-olds.
00:02:43.920 That is very sad.
00:02:45.920 But this pushback offers a glimmer of hope, especially because this incident did not take
00:02:53.340 place in Tennessee.
00:02:55.020 It didn't take place in Texas.
00:02:56.460 It took place in Burlington, Massachusetts, 12 miles outside of Boston.
00:03:03.160 People have had enough.
00:03:04.940 Not just the stodgy old conservatives, the youths too.
00:03:09.100 Not just the red states, but in liberal towns, in bright blue counties, in reliably Democrat
00:03:16.240 states.
00:03:17.600 We may or may not already be too far gone.
00:03:20.860 The government might be too unresponsive to the people.
00:03:24.000 Only time will tell.
00:03:25.120 But for what it's worth, today, all evidence shows that the American people are becoming
00:03:32.440 much more socially conservative.
00:03:35.860 I'm Michael Knowles.
00:03:36.680 This is The Michael Knowles Show.
00:03:45.280 Welcome back to the show.
00:03:48.160 Some other great news that we'll get to in a bit, which is the transheiser bush is getting
00:03:52.420 absolutely destroyed because Bud Light sponsors transvestitism.
00:03:57.960 It's even now hurting Garth Brooks and a honky tonk in Nashville.
00:04:01.840 We'll get to that in a little.
00:04:02.840 First, though, Americans are becoming more socially conservative.
00:04:06.880 This is not just wish casting.
00:04:08.440 This is not just my extrapolating from one event at a middle school in Boston and saying
00:04:13.160 that now, see, the conservative revolution is here.
00:04:15.960 However, this is even according to Gallup, Gallup polling shows that the number of Americans
00:04:21.540 who identify as socially conservative has reached the highest level since 2012.
00:04:26.260 According to Gallup's Values and Beliefs Survey, 38% of Americans identify as very conservative
00:04:32.100 or conservative, which is up from just 33% last year.
00:04:36.540 And it's up from 30% in 2021.
00:04:39.900 And it's tied with the numbers from 2012.
00:04:43.960 Now, this comes simultaneously as the number of Americans who identify as very liberal or liberal
00:04:48.720 has dropped down to 29% from a 34% number last year.
00:04:55.100 How does this break down according to age?
00:04:58.260 Is it just that the older people are becoming more socially conservative and the younger people
00:05:02.460 are becoming more socially liberal, as a lot of the ruling class of both parties would have us believe?
00:05:06.880 No.
00:05:07.840 Social conservatism for Americans between the ages of 18 and 29 went up.
00:05:14.280 It had a 6% increase over just the last two years.
00:05:18.980 Ages 30 to 49 had a 13% increase.
00:05:23.760 Ages 50 to 64 had an 11% increase.
00:05:28.780 Americans over the age of 65 were the only age group that saw
00:05:32.380 a decrease dropping from 43% to 42%.
00:05:36.740 So it's not just that the older people are becoming more socially conservative.
00:05:41.160 No, it's actually the boomers, the echo of that hippie era that saw the upending of so much of American culture.
00:05:51.480 They're the ones who are becoming less socially conservative,
00:05:54.960 even though they are still, as a whole, more conservative than the younger group.
00:05:59.180 But the movement is among the younger people.
00:06:02.820 They're the ones who are becoming more socially conservative because they're seeing the chaos wrought
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00:07:17.940 Americans are as conservative today as they were back in 2012, which is fine, and it's a good start
00:07:24.460 given how much more liberal the country had become since 2012.
00:07:27.680 But if 2012 is the end point, then we might as well pack it in, guys.
00:07:33.340 I do not want America to be as socially conservative as it was in 2012.
00:07:38.520 I want our civilization to be as socially conservative as we were in 1220, okay?
00:07:44.340 Forget it.
00:07:44.880 I don't even want the 1950s.
00:07:46.440 I don't even want the 1880s.
00:07:49.000 I want 1220.
00:07:51.460 I think that would be a good spot to land at.
00:07:54.900 At the very least, I think we ought to be as conservative as we were before all the modern
00:08:03.380 ideologies started corroding our civilization, because that's been the big problem.
00:08:09.840 The reason that a lot of people for a long time became more socially conservative, more
00:08:14.520 open, more tolerant, is because they had the pillars of our civilization to rely upon.
00:08:22.000 The church, the family, the productivity, the political order, the institutions, the system
00:08:31.840 of law.
00:08:32.300 We had all of that to rely upon, and so we were just leaning on that while we were indulging
00:08:39.480 in an ideology that was eroding all of that.
00:08:42.120 But this is the thing about liberalism, is liberalism, including the old classical liberalism, it's
00:08:48.360 just like an acid that you pour onto your civilization.
00:08:53.360 And I don't know, maybe you like it.
00:08:55.240 Maybe it's like a lysergic acid.
00:08:56.700 Maybe it's like a drug or something.
00:08:58.280 People kind of like this acid for a while, but it just starts to eat away at the thing
00:09:03.940 upon which it must rest.
00:09:07.020 And then once it eats away, once it chips away at faith and family and patriotism and
00:09:10.860 the political order and the law and all of that, then it just crashes and it starts to
00:09:15.640 fall much more quickly.
00:09:17.200 The collapse begins to accelerate, as we're seeing all around us right now.
00:09:21.860 We went within a period of about eight years from knowing what marriage is.
00:09:28.240 Marriage is a sacred union between a man and a woman, which has been for all of history,
00:09:33.080 and even the Democrats admitted this 10 or some odd years ago, to we need to pump little
00:09:39.160 kids full of hormones and chop off their body parts and sterilize them and turn them into
00:09:43.140 eunuchs because of progress.
00:09:44.680 We went very, very quickly from the former to the latter.
00:09:50.360 Things begin to accelerate.
00:09:52.360 And so you're seeing pushback.
00:09:53.240 You're not just seeing pushback from some middle school kids in Massachusetts.
00:09:55.700 You're seeing it from adults, too.
00:09:57.080 There is a great Detroit area community that has just met in their institutions of self-government
00:10:05.520 and decided to ban the pride flag from public displays.
00:10:09.660 This is Hamtrank, I'm probably mispronouncing that, Michigan.
00:10:14.300 They just had an hours-long meeting, and the city council decided they're going to ban the
00:10:21.940 pride flag from public displays.
00:10:23.460 And according to council member Naeem Chowdhury said, you guys are welcome, meaning you, LGBT,
00:10:31.200 LMNOP, pro-pride people.
00:10:33.900 But why do you have to have the flag shown on government property to be represented?
00:10:39.240 You're already represented.
00:10:40.940 We already know who you are.
00:10:43.360 You're plenty visible, okay?
00:10:45.300 I don't think you need to worry about visibility.
00:10:49.180 Very, very strong, confident, clear-eyed statement from the council.
00:10:56.600 Where did they get that from?
00:10:58.640 Well, it's an all-Muslim council.
00:11:01.280 That's a little wrinkle in here because you know that the libs are going to try to present
00:11:05.580 this as white supremacy or the Christian theocrats or whatever.
00:11:08.420 But it's not the Christians.
00:11:09.500 It's the Muslims who are doing this.
00:11:11.160 And thank goodness that the people on this board are Muslims rather than liberals because
00:11:17.300 the liberals would enshrine the pride flag.
00:11:18.940 They'd fly it from the portico of the White House.
00:11:22.340 It's the Muslims who are saying, nah, pride is bad.
00:11:25.140 Hey, aren't you guys supposed to be a Christian country?
00:11:27.240 Christians, you know pride is bad, right?
00:11:28.780 Pride is like the deadliest of the seven deadly sins.
00:11:30.820 Yeah, we're not going to have that.
00:11:32.360 Thank goodness.
00:11:33.080 And what the Muslims here are doing is they're saying, look, we have a community.
00:11:38.320 We have within a community in self-government, we have the right to standards and norms, and
00:11:41.780 we're going to enforce it.
00:11:42.740 And look, we want to be nice to all you people who are kind of a little eccentric sexually
00:11:47.260 and have different sorts of identities, and we're going to represent you.
00:11:51.100 But we don't need to fly your crazy flag everywhere in order for you to be represented.
00:11:56.000 We're not going to tolerate that kind of an exaltation of your eccentric views and identities.
00:12:02.020 We're just not going to do that.
00:12:03.820 Good job.
00:12:04.940 Good job, Muslims outside of Detroit.
00:12:07.860 Christians, you know, we used to do this kind of thing too.
00:12:11.440 We, Christians, used to have confidence in our beliefs.
00:12:15.180 And we used to have the confidence in our beliefs that they were conducive to the good
00:12:20.320 of the individual and of society.
00:12:22.300 And we used to, within our system of beliefs, tolerate differences and divergences of opinion,
00:12:29.540 but within a broader culture that was Christian, that was resting upon our view, our metaphysical
00:12:34.860 views, our views of the political order, our views of what is best for human life.
00:12:40.980 I think the Christians need to take a lesson from the Detroit area Muslims here.
00:12:46.420 They are much more sensible than the many, many Christian politicians who have been infected
00:12:52.800 by liberalism.
00:12:53.680 Some of them seem to have a terminal case of liberalism, and so much so that they would
00:12:58.700 celebrate the exaltation of the worst of the seven deadly sins in our culture, the consequence
00:13:04.880 of which is not just a flag going up somewhere on a portico.
00:13:08.800 The consequence of which is what that symbol represents, which is drag queen story hour,
00:13:13.440 which is transing your kids, which is taking away girls' sports, which is taking away the
00:13:18.000 women's bathroom.
00:13:18.720 That's the consequence of all of that.
00:13:20.160 Take a lesson from the Muslims, guys.
00:13:23.000 Good grief.
00:13:24.380 Maybe we can do it again.
00:13:26.280 Maybe Christians are beginning to remember that we have beliefs, we should believe in
00:13:33.520 our beliefs, and we should be confident to express them in public because religion is
00:13:38.180 a public thing.
00:13:40.240 And the reason I say this is because Transheiser Bush is getting absolutely destroyed right now.
00:13:44.940 Now, Transheiser Bush thought that this boycott of their beer was going to last for approximately
00:13:52.100 72 hours.
00:13:54.160 And so they said, okay, we're going to let this go by, and we're going to stick it out.
00:13:58.800 We're going to give a lot of contradictory, confusing messaging here.
00:14:02.600 And then once it's over, then we can keep investing in the pride parades and the drag shows and all
00:14:07.040 the rest of it.
00:14:07.420 No one's going to care.
00:14:07.900 And Transheiser Bush's, and specifically Bud Light's profits, declined for a week, and
00:14:15.060 then another week, and then another week, and another week, and they're still down there
00:14:17.540 in the gutter.
00:14:19.300 Now, Bud Light has officially been overtaken as the number one beer in America by Modelo.
00:14:26.740 Modelo, which Modelo is owned by Transheiser Bush outside of North America.
00:14:34.220 So it's the same company as, but in North America, it's not.
00:14:37.280 It's owned by Constellation Brands.
00:14:39.600 And so what was an American brand, Budweiser, then sells out to the Belgians, becomes Super
00:14:48.500 Lib.
00:14:49.240 And now the number one beer in America is a Mexican brand.
00:14:53.740 The Mexicans, they seem to still have a slightly better grasp on their religion, seem to be a
00:14:58.780 little bit more consciously Christian than the Americans are.
00:15:01.480 And now they're the number one beer in America.
00:15:04.280 Love it.
00:15:05.040 Modelo Especial made up 8.4% of retail beer sales, while Bud Light made up just 7.3%
00:15:11.500 of retail beer sales for the week ending June 3rd.
00:15:14.240 Get me a sombrero.
00:15:15.580 Get me a big silly mustache.
00:15:17.960 Yo soy mexicano today.
00:15:21.600 Por qué?
00:15:23.340 No me gusta el prado.
00:15:25.660 No me gusta el rainbow flago.
00:15:27.580 So, someone please, I know it's only 8 o'clock here, but I would love to sip on a delicious
00:15:33.500 Modelo, and we should keep it up.
00:15:34.860 And I think conservatives, this is the funniest thing of all, because the conservatives are
00:15:38.320 unfairly painted as racist and bigoted and Zena, whatever they say about us.
00:15:42.740 It would be really, really funny if conservatives now just ditch Bud Light in favor of Modelo.
00:15:50.320 Like, that's the new official brand of the hardcore, bleeding red, white, and blue American
00:15:55.460 conservatives.
00:15:56.100 I just think it's great.
00:15:57.700 I think it's great.
00:15:58.560 Because no one can defend Bud Light anymore.
00:16:01.000 Transheiser Bush executives can't defend Bud Light.
00:16:03.660 The only person who is still defending Bud Light is one of the few prominent liberals in country
00:16:10.380 music.
00:16:10.780 That would be Garth Brooks, who, coincidentally, is opening up a bar, a honky tonk, here in
00:16:17.200 Nashville.
00:16:18.240 And a number of honky tonks in Nashville are saying, we're not serving Bud Light anymore.
00:16:22.400 Kid Rock's big-ass honky tonk and rock and roll steakhouse, one of the greatest establishments
00:16:26.440 in Nashville, has said, no way.
00:16:28.820 Kid Rock just blasted away at Bud Light with his machine gun.
00:16:31.480 Okay, so they don't serve it.
00:16:33.800 A John Rich's bar.
00:16:34.840 John Rich has a phenomenal bar in Nashville.
00:16:36.820 The Redneck Riviera.
00:16:37.860 I was there not that long ago.
00:16:39.380 They don't serve Bud Light.
00:16:40.360 I was there with a liberal, and she asked to purchase a Bud Light, and they just sort
00:16:45.600 of looked at her.
00:16:46.600 Sorry, we don't do that here.
00:16:48.040 But Garth Brooks says he's sticking with Bud Light.
00:16:51.860 Diversity.
00:16:53.520 Inclusiveness.
00:16:54.080 That's me.
00:16:54.900 It's always been me.
00:16:56.220 We got the same kind of thing on We Shall Be Free.
00:16:58.860 People, you know, wanting to burn our stuff.
00:17:01.180 And so I get it.
00:17:02.080 Everybody's got their opinions.
00:17:03.540 But inclusiveness is always going to be me.
00:17:04.940 I think diversity is the answer to the problems that are here and the answer to the problems
00:17:09.660 that are coming.
00:17:10.860 So I love diversity.
00:17:12.080 All included.
00:17:12.760 So all are welcome.
00:17:14.180 I understand that might not be other people's opinions, but that's okay, man.
00:17:17.420 They have their opinions.
00:17:18.460 They have their beliefs.
00:17:19.860 I have mine.
00:17:21.540 Second thing, though, just let's talk about being a bar owner.
00:17:25.480 I'm a bar owner now.
00:17:26.800 Are we going to have the most popular beers in the thing?
00:17:30.940 Yes.
00:17:31.780 It's not our call if we don't or not.
00:17:33.860 It's the patron's call, the bosses, right?
00:17:37.920 Bring them in there.
00:17:38.660 If they don't want it, then I got to go to the distributors and say, hey, man, your stuff's
00:17:41.040 not selling.
00:17:41.820 And then the action gets taken, right?
00:17:43.780 But the truth is, it's those people in those seats that make those decisions.
00:17:47.540 And that's what Friends in Low Places is going to be.
00:17:50.480 So here's the deal, man.
00:17:51.480 If you want to come to Friends in Low Places, come in.
00:17:53.300 Come in with love.
00:17:54.860 Come in with tolerance, patience.
00:17:57.060 Come in with an open mind.
00:17:59.060 And it's cool.
00:18:01.060 No, thanks.
00:18:01.900 I don't think I'll do that.
00:18:04.040 I'll bring love and compassion everywhere I go.
00:18:07.240 But I'm not going to go to Friends in Low Places, the Garth Brooks liberal bar, the announcement
00:18:11.600 that he's making in front of a rainbow flag.
00:18:14.400 He says, look, my bar, it's all about diversity.
00:18:16.840 I think diversity is the most important value.
00:18:20.420 He forgot to say equity and inclusion, but it was implied.
00:18:24.280 That's what I think, man.
00:18:25.320 And look, I can't ban Bud Light from my bar.
00:18:28.580 No, the patrons, they decide that.
00:18:31.280 Okay, well, you're not going to have very many patrons if you keep up that attitude.
00:18:34.880 You don't have any patrons yet.
00:18:35.940 What do you mean you can't ban Bud Light from your bar?
00:18:37.600 That is your decision to make.
00:18:39.000 Plenty of other bars have made that decision.
00:18:41.540 Kid Rock made that decision.
00:18:42.940 John Rich made that decision.
00:18:46.840 A very large number of Americans have already made that decision, which is destroying Transheiser
00:18:51.600 Bush right now.
00:18:52.240 And it's the reason it's no longer the number one beer in America.
00:18:55.420 Oh, no, man, I can't.
00:18:57.080 Come on.
00:18:57.480 This is just about love and diversity.
00:18:59.340 So Garth Brooks is, I think, pretty clearly a liberal.
00:19:02.400 But a lot of squishy conservatives have echoed this kind of rhetoric over the last 30, 40 years.
00:19:09.380 Look, I'm not going to stand up for anything in the culture.
00:19:12.040 I'm just going to let the market decide.
00:19:14.400 All hail the market.
00:19:16.380 Oh, great exalted market.
00:19:18.380 We prostrate ourselves before thee.
00:19:21.100 No, markets are good.
00:19:22.140 We like markets.
00:19:22.780 We like flourishing economies.
00:19:24.480 That's really good stuff.
00:19:25.440 But we don't have a nation to serve a market.
00:19:28.800 We have a market for the benefit of the flourishing of our nation.
00:19:33.080 Okay?
00:19:33.320 And there are some things that are more important than money.
00:19:36.680 There are some things that are more important than GDP ticking up a little bit, like family,
00:19:42.980 like faith, like the political order, like the understanding of what man is and having
00:19:50.760 anything in common whatsoever in our society.
00:19:55.320 Sorry, no thanks, Garth.
00:19:58.080 It's not that I go down to the honky tonks all that often, but when I go down,
00:20:02.480 I don't think I'm going to go to the newest gay bar in Nashville.
00:20:06.740 Not even like the newest trans bar.
00:20:08.740 I don't think so.
00:20:09.440 I think I'll probably stick around the other bars in Nashville for right now.
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00:20:17.320 of all places, and there's great news on the pride front, but there's great news even on
00:20:23.920 the racial identity politics front.
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00:21:54.400 Starbucks has just gotten into trouble among the libs because allegedly it ordered its stores
00:22:02.560 to get rid of all the rainbow merch during Pride Month.
00:22:05.300 And it's a little unclear.
00:22:06.300 Starbucks Corporation is denying that they did that, but the Starbucks Union is saying that
00:22:12.820 they did, in fact, do that.
00:22:14.280 And whatever.
00:22:14.760 I hope they did that.
00:22:16.000 Something I've long defended about Starbucks is, one, it's a great corporation.
00:22:21.940 They make much better coffee than people give them credit for.
00:22:24.080 They've essentially installed bathrooms, public bathrooms, into every major city in the world,
00:22:30.540 which I really appreciate because previously it was very hard to find a bathroom if you were
00:22:34.220 wandering around a city.
00:22:35.180 So they make the pumpkin spice latte, big defender of that.
00:22:37.920 But one thing Starbucks has done is they seem very liberal without totally going over to all the kind of liberal craziness.
00:22:47.280 For a while, people accused Starbucks of donating to Planned Parenthood.
00:22:53.680 That wasn't really true.
00:22:54.880 They agreed to match employee donations to certain nonprofit organizations, one of which was Planned Parenthood.
00:23:00.460 So even there, it's not like Starbucks was writing big fat checks to Planned Parenthood as a matter of corporate policy,
00:23:06.320 you know, to say we support abortion or something like that.
00:23:09.320 But putting the pride thing aside, there's an even better story coming out of Starbucks.
00:23:15.260 A white Starbucks employee was just awarded $25 million over race discrimination.
00:23:23.120 A federal jury just awarded a white Starbucks regional manager who was fired after staff at one of her stores
00:23:29.660 called the cops on two black men who were loitering in 2018.
00:23:32.900 They just awarded her over $25 million because they found that Starbucks fired her because of her race,
00:23:41.100 because she was white.
00:23:43.200 This was not an ambiguous ruling.
00:23:46.260 It was a unanimous ruling.
00:23:48.620 The court awarded her $25 million in punitive damages and $600,000 in compensatory damages
00:23:53.540 because Starbucks violated Jersey law and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
00:24:01.740 So true.
00:24:02.900 So good.
00:24:03.540 What happened here?
00:24:05.300 Well, after that incident where there were some black men who were sort of loitering in the store
00:24:10.260 and they weren't really ordering anything and they were ordered out and they wouldn't leave
00:24:13.540 and then finally someone called the cops on them.
00:24:15.740 After that, there were all sorts of big exploitative racial grievance protests.
00:24:21.320 And so Starbucks really wanted to clamp down.
00:24:23.320 And so this woman observed that Starbucks started punishing white employees
00:24:29.900 and urged 175,000 employees at 8,000 locations to undergo sensitivity training,
00:24:38.060 would fire white employees over very, very minor issues if those issues even occurred at all,
00:24:43.480 whereas they would not fire employees of other races.
00:24:46.020 So anyway, now this woman is vindicated.
00:24:49.120 We need a lot more of this.
00:24:51.480 We need a lot more of this.
00:24:52.660 We need a lot more of white people suing for discrimination on the basis of race.
00:24:58.100 We need a lot more of straight people, whatever, you know, like people who have normal sexual views
00:25:04.760 and identities and behaviors to sue on the basis of sexual discrimination.
00:25:09.520 We need more Christians to sue on the basis of religious discrimination.
00:25:14.700 We need more people of the politically disfavored groups to wield the civil rights law in our favor.
00:25:23.560 Because right now, civil rights law is used as nothing more than a cudgel to attack politically disfavored groups.
00:25:30.120 In this case, men, people with ordinary sexual behaviors, white people, Christians, right?
00:25:37.700 We need to wield that in the other direction.
00:25:41.620 It's unfortunate that this is what it's come to, but I predicted this.
00:25:46.100 You know how much I hate to say I told you so.
00:25:47.580 I predicted this.
00:25:48.960 I said that with a constant regime of racial identity politics,
00:25:55.480 it was only a matter of time before white people developed a racial consciousness.
00:26:00.100 White people, uniquely among racial groups, do not have a racial consciousness.
00:26:04.240 There's a Pew survey that we often point to, which is different racial groups were asked,
00:26:10.060 does race matter to your sense of identity?
00:26:14.160 And for every racial group, Asian, Hispanic, and black, 50% or higher of respondents said
00:26:22.500 that race mattered somewhat or very much to their sense of identity.
00:26:27.060 For black people, it was over 70%.
00:26:28.600 White people, uniquely, said it doesn't matter to their sense of identity.
00:26:32.780 It's 15%.
00:26:34.000 And a consequence of this has been that white people have been systematically discriminated
00:26:42.180 against on the basis of their race in college admissions, in employment practices like we
00:26:47.140 just saw out of Starbucks, throughout the culture.
00:26:49.920 It's not only the only group that, as a matter of law, you can discriminate against, though to
00:26:54.380 some degree Asians can be discriminated against too.
00:26:56.460 But it is the only group for whom it is socially acceptable and even encouraged to insult, to malign, to
00:27:05.840 diminish.
00:27:07.080 And this is a bad situation.
00:27:08.580 This isn't good for anybody.
00:27:10.500 And the same thing is true for people who have normal sexual behaviors, and the same thing is true for
00:27:15.320 Christians on the religious front.
00:27:17.020 We need a lot more of this.
00:27:18.520 We need a lot more lawfare.
00:27:19.820 We need a lot more wielding power.
00:27:22.360 There's nothing principled about allowing your political opponents, radical leftists in this
00:27:29.700 case, to wield the political order, to beat you into submission, into second-class status
00:27:36.620 in your country.
00:27:38.540 Nothing principled, nothing noble about that.
00:27:41.620 We need to engage in political reality in a just and moral way.
00:27:44.920 This woman got her retribution.
00:27:48.380 Now, speaking of retribution, Chris Christie, we're still waiting on the croissants to really
00:27:53.660 take off here in the 2024 race.
00:27:55.760 Chris Christie is attacking Donald Trump on the question of retribution, saying that Trump
00:28:01.060 makes everything about him and his need for retribution.
00:28:05.720 And did that with a Democratic legislature.
00:28:08.160 Is that what we need in Washington?
00:28:09.580 Or do we need Donald Trump whining, moaning, and making everything about him?
00:28:13.420 He doesn't care about the American people, Bill.
00:28:16.460 He's putting himself first.
00:28:18.120 And if you watched that speech yesterday at Bedminster, where's he talking about America
00:28:23.600 and the American people and their concerns and their needs?
00:28:26.920 This next administration of Donald Trump's president will be all about retribution for
00:28:31.240 him personally.
00:28:32.160 Is that the show we want to watch?
00:28:33.840 Is that the rerun of The Apprentice we want?
00:28:35.780 It's not what I want.
00:28:37.480 Yes, it is.
00:28:39.500 Yeah, that's what we want.
00:28:41.020 That is why, despite Donald Trump's personal shortcomings, of which there are many, this
00:28:47.620 is why, despite President Trump's occasional lapses in judgment on policy and personnel,
00:28:54.440 maybe more than occasional, this is why people still overwhelmingly support him.
00:29:00.020 And he actually acknowledged this in his early campaign in 2024.
00:29:04.360 It's because we want retribution, not just rehabilitation, not just deterrence for the
00:29:14.060 bad, bad old libs who are abusing our political order.
00:29:17.580 We want retribution.
00:29:20.160 Retribution is the primary component of a justice system.
00:29:25.620 And the liberals don't understand that anymore, even as they are quite vindictive against their
00:29:32.560 opponents.
00:29:33.980 But even the conservatives don't understand this.
00:29:35.880 When we talk about, forget politics for a second, when we just talk about punishing criminals,
00:29:40.140 even the conservatives say, well, the only purpose of the system is to rehabilitate people,
00:29:45.560 or the purpose of the system is to deter other criminals.
00:29:47.860 No.
00:29:49.460 The primary purpose is retribution, is punishing people for doing something wrong, for violating
00:29:55.700 justice.
00:29:56.940 We also want to rehabilitate people.
00:29:58.860 We also want to deter other criminals.
00:30:01.020 But if rehabilitation were the only reason, or the primary reason that we have a criminal
00:30:07.320 justice system, then we would throw people into prison who haven't yet committed crimes.
00:30:11.820 Because we could all use a little rehabilitation.
00:30:14.300 I'm not perfect.
00:30:15.140 Far from it.
00:30:15.700 I could use a little rehabilitation, but I don't go to prison because I haven't been convicted of a
00:30:20.000 crime.
00:30:21.860 What about deterrence?
00:30:23.040 Well, yeah, you could deter people from committing all sorts of crimes if you just started
00:30:26.940 arbitrarily throwing people into prison.
00:30:29.240 That would deter people from doing very much of anything.
00:30:32.640 You wouldn't spit gum on the street if you saw a capricious and authoritarian government
00:30:37.880 acting in that way.
00:30:39.400 But we don't do that.
00:30:42.000 The primary component is retribution.
00:30:44.280 If you commit a crime, you are to be punished for that.
00:30:49.160 That's what justice demands.
00:30:50.480 The people who run our political establishment have really gotten out of control, and they've
00:30:59.980 spied on the Republican nominee in 2016, and they lied about him, and they undermined his
00:31:04.720 administration, and they arrest pro-life fathers of seven for advocating outside of a Planned
00:31:11.260 Parenthood, and they terrorize Catholic groups.
00:31:14.180 They try to infiltrate the traditional Catholic mass.
00:31:17.760 They go after bakers because the bakers don't want to participate in same-sex ceremonies.
00:31:26.420 And yeah, they're just, it's a nasty, unjust ruling class.
00:31:33.120 Oh yeah, also they're transing our kids and establishing drag shows on the White House lawn.
00:31:37.000 Yeah, they need to be punished for that.
00:31:41.120 Someone in this ruling class needs to face consequences for their horrible actions.
00:31:48.220 And right now, Trump looks like the guy who is going to do that.
00:31:53.580 Maybe DeSantis would do that too.
00:31:56.100 Maybe, who knows?
00:31:57.300 Maybe Chris Christie would do that.
00:31:58.380 Probably not, but maybe he would.
00:31:59.500 But whoever it is, I'm not saying this is the argument why we have to have Trump be the
00:32:04.500 nominee, but one of the arguments, especially for Trump, and an argument for any Republican
00:32:08.840 nominee is, we want retribution, and we feel that Trump would very likely give it to us.
00:32:16.180 The Democrats in the establishment still don't get this.
00:32:18.300 Jill Biden, sorry, Dr. Surgeon Jill Biden, Esquire, the Exalted, Her Royal Majesty Jill,
00:32:28.240 she was just speaking at a Democrat fundraiser on the Upper East Side.
00:32:33.160 She said she can't understand how so much of the GOP still supports Trump.
00:32:36.820 She said they don't care about the indictment.
00:32:39.440 So that's a little shocking, I think.
00:32:41.820 It's shocking, isn't it?
00:32:43.180 No.
00:32:44.360 We still support Trump in no small part because of the indictment.
00:32:48.400 Because you people are so hell-bent on going after him for bogus nonsense.
00:32:54.060 Not only bogus nonsense, but bogus nonsense that you yourselves have committed.
00:32:58.240 That your husband, Jill, has committed.
00:33:00.260 That your predecessor, the Clintons, committed.
00:33:04.460 Bill and Hillary both improperly stored sensitive classified information and never faced any
00:33:11.620 consequences for it.
00:33:13.360 That's why.
00:33:15.460 The ruling class doesn't get this.
00:33:16.960 The people do get this.
00:33:18.180 Trump, after his arraignment, he swung by Versailles Café, Versailles, if you're French.
00:33:25.140 But it's this great Cuban spot.
00:33:26.500 It's one of my favorite restaurants in Florida.
00:33:28.040 First of all, one of my favorite restaurants in America.
00:33:29.840 It's this nice, inexpensive, very high-quality Cuban restaurant.
00:33:34.140 And he swings by and he chats, not with the political elites, but with ordinary people
00:33:40.980 down there in Florida.
00:33:42.680 And he says, stay strong.
00:33:43.860 We're going to fight this.
00:33:44.520 We have a country that's got no borders.
00:33:58.940 We have a country that's got nothing but problems.
00:34:01.700 We're a nation in decline.
00:34:03.220 And then they do this stuff.
00:34:04.700 And you see where the people are.
00:34:06.200 We love the people.
00:34:07.200 And you see where they are.
00:34:08.100 You see the crowds and everything else.
00:34:10.380 We have a country that is in decline like never before.
00:34:14.260 And we can't let it happen.
00:34:15.720 I'm going to make a little speech tonight in Bedminster.
00:34:20.360 I hope you're going to be there.
00:34:21.660 Can you start to while?
00:34:24.660 You can come too if you want.
00:34:28.040 Thank you, everybody.
00:34:29.880 Thank you.
00:34:30.520 Thank you.
00:34:30.540 That's why a lot of Republicans still support him.
00:34:37.600 Because Joe Biden hangs out on the Upper East Side with lots of fancy New Yorker people.
00:34:41.920 And Joe Biden hangs out at Versailles Cafe and restaurant down there in Miami.
00:34:46.360 That's why.
00:34:47.140 Because Trump is not really just a Republican.
00:34:52.720 Certainly not a Republican of the type that we've seen for the last three or four decades.
00:34:56.320 Trump is not really a conservative.
00:34:58.260 Certainly not of the type that we've seen for the last three or four decades.
00:35:01.540 Trump is a populist.
00:35:04.340 I'm not saying he's the only one.
00:35:06.420 Not the only one who could be a populist.
00:35:08.600 I'm not saying DeSantis couldn't take on this mantle.
00:35:12.160 I'm not saying that they couldn't take on this mantle.
00:35:14.180 I'm not saying that Nikki Haley or any of these candidates, I suppose, could position themselves to be that person.
00:35:22.540 But Trump is that guy.
00:35:25.960 He has always been that guy.
00:35:28.260 In as much as he has had a political profile.
00:35:31.660 And populism, a representation of the people against a corrupt elite, is on the rise.
00:35:41.240 It wasn't on the rise in the 90s.
00:35:43.020 It wasn't on the rise in the 2000s.
00:35:44.480 It is on the rise now.
00:35:45.780 That's why this guy still resonates.
00:35:47.900 And it's why establishment politicians cannot understand it.
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00:38:11.080 So, how's Trump going to defend himself on these charges?
00:38:15.480 These are very serious charges.
00:38:16.900 They really could send him to prison for the rest of his life.
00:38:19.320 One of the defenses, which was outlined by Michael Bekesha in the Wall Street Journal,
00:38:27.000 is the Clinton socks defense.
00:38:31.360 Not the Hillary Clinton email server defense.
00:38:34.200 She did it too, and she didn't get in trouble, so I should get away with it.
00:38:36.760 The Bill Clinton sock drawer defense.
00:38:42.820 And the reason this journal column is really worthwhile here is that,
00:38:48.400 while a lot of people have weighed in on this unprecedented legal question
00:38:52.080 of what to do when a former president and current leader of the opposition
00:38:58.640 is arrested on federal charges, that's never happened before.
00:39:02.520 What do we do?
00:39:02.820 So, a lot of people are weighing in hypothetically.
00:39:04.140 This guy, Michael Bekesha, is saying, look, I actually know something about this
00:39:11.480 because I'm the guy who lost the Clinton socks case
00:39:16.280 that was the nearest precedent we have for this Trump issue.
00:39:21.340 He says that a president chooses what records to return or keep
00:39:26.240 and the National Archives can't do anything about it.
00:39:30.240 A lot of people haven't even heard about this,
00:39:31.920 but when Bill Clinton left office, he kept a lot of audiotapes in his sock drawer.
00:39:38.340 And these audiotapes included lots of sensitive, classified information,
00:39:42.660 and he insisted that this was his right to keep.
00:39:48.840 And so this went to court, and the court's opinion in the Clinton socks case
00:39:53.900 states that the sole authority to classify records pursuant to the Presidential Records Act
00:40:01.240 rests solely with the president.
00:40:05.560 The National Archives has no authority regarding classification,
00:40:10.840 and it has no right to seize presidential records.
00:40:15.620 And that was the court's opinion when this involved Bill Clinton.
00:40:18.760 What about the Espionage Act, which is now being used,
00:40:22.060 a law from 1917 that's being used to go after Trump?
00:40:26.440 The Espionage Act, writes Bekesha, was not intended to apply to presidents, of course.
00:40:33.540 If it had been, here's the proof that it hadn't been intended to apply to presidents.
00:40:37.180 If it had been, then every single president who took documents with him
00:40:40.920 before the passage of the Presidential Records Act in 1978 could have been prosecuted for espionage.
00:40:48.160 So you have this period of 50, 60 years where every president who took documents out of the White
00:40:54.700 House, which is all of them, could have been prosecuted for espionage.
00:40:57.500 Obviously, none of them were.
00:41:00.900 This is probably the strongest defense that we're seeing right now for Trump.
00:41:05.780 It's why the liberals who are attacking him aren't really mentioning the Clinton sock
00:41:09.360 example, which the Trump defense is bringing up.
00:41:12.140 So it's probably the strongest one.
00:41:13.500 Now, this is not a slam dunk for Trump, because the prosecutor has one more trick up his sleeve.
00:41:20.240 Right now, the case is being tried in Florida, where a Trump-appointed judge,
00:41:23.580 who is obviously sympathetic to Trump on this case, is the one presiding over it.
00:41:30.180 Because Trump took documents to his club in Bedminster, New Jersey,
00:41:34.180 and because that particular aspect of the investigation has not been brought up in the
00:41:40.160 Miami court, the prosecutor, if he thinks that the case in Florida is going south,
00:41:45.340 could also bring charges in New Jersey.
00:41:47.520 And in New Jersey, Trump is totally screwed, because it's going to be liberal judges in a
00:41:52.780 very liberal state going after him.
00:41:56.320 So that's one more trick.
00:41:57.700 It's a reminder that the liberal establishment always has another act.
00:42:01.780 Okay, we're going to get Trump on being a Russian spy in 2016.
00:42:06.080 Oh, that didn't pan out.
00:42:06.980 I guess we don't have him, right?
00:42:08.320 No, they just make up some new nonsense.
00:42:10.200 They go after him with the Mueller investigation.
00:42:12.020 They go after him.
00:42:12.860 Okay, we couldn't get him on colluding with the Russians.
00:42:14.780 We'll go after him on colluding with the Ukrainians.
00:42:17.540 We're going to impeach him for a Ukraine call.
00:42:19.180 Oh, okay, we don't have that.
00:42:20.280 Well, we're going to go after him for protesting us, okay?
00:42:23.480 We're going to go after him for leading, quote unquote, insurrection.
00:42:26.100 Oh, that didn't work.
00:42:26.880 Okay, we're going to go after him for having his own documents in his club,
00:42:30.720 which the DOJ and the National Archives knew about.
00:42:33.680 Oh, that's not going to work?
00:42:34.840 Okay, well, we're going to go after him in a different state on the same charges.
00:42:38.560 There's always going to be something else.
00:42:41.600 And I know there are a lot of people now saying Trump opened himself up to this prosecution.
00:42:45.240 Yeah, maybe he did.
00:42:46.540 Maybe he did.
00:42:47.440 I'm not defending his actions.
00:42:48.620 I'm not saying it was 10-D chess.
00:42:50.660 Right.
00:42:50.940 Trump is a clumsy sort of politician in that he's not a career politician.
00:42:56.940 So he walks into traps that a number of very highly calculated career politicians would not.
00:43:06.300 Yeah, that's true.
00:43:09.280 That's why people like him.
00:43:11.460 That's why the establishment fears him.
00:43:13.600 It's not even because he's the most effective guy ever.
00:43:15.760 He was quite effective.
00:43:16.840 He got Roe v. Wade overruled, right?
00:43:18.080 He's pretty effective.
00:43:19.260 But he also made a bunch of blunders and shot himself in the foot a bunch of times in his administration.
00:43:24.700 The reason that the establishment fears Trump is not because he's the most highly effective conservative ever there was.
00:43:31.180 It's because he is a wrench in the machine.
00:43:33.620 He just doesn't fit.
00:43:34.560 He doesn't know how it works.
00:43:36.000 He doesn't work at all that well.
00:43:39.020 He hangs out with Kim Jong-un.
00:43:41.700 And he upends American foreign policy in the Middle East and Eastern Europe.
00:43:46.700 And he upends American trade policy vis-a-vis China and Mexico and other countries.
00:43:52.000 And he just doesn't follow the script, darn it.
00:43:55.680 He was supposed to go to the usual schools.
00:44:00.800 And then he was supposed to work for some politician.
00:44:04.560 And then he was supposed to make buddy-buddy with the administrative state.
00:44:08.060 And then he was supposed to be tied in with all of the same swampy institutions that everyone else is.
00:44:13.820 And he doesn't.
00:44:15.680 And so they're going to go after him for it.
00:44:17.320 And there will be another act.
00:44:20.820 I can almost promise you that.
00:44:23.900 Something of a dystopian future we're looking at.
00:44:25.700 Now, I'll tease this story because we don't have time to get to it today.
00:44:29.560 A lot of people are worried that we're going to turn into cyborg robots.
00:44:33.500 Elon Musk, who may or may not be a cyborg himself, says we already are.
00:44:38.320 And I think he's got a good point.
00:44:39.400 So we'll get to that.
00:44:40.040 Because we'll have to get to that tomorrow.
00:44:41.980 Because right now, I want to talk about another phenomenon.
00:44:45.080 Totally unrelated to the things we've been talking about.
00:44:49.040 It's the phenomenon of trad wives.
00:44:53.140 Yes, women living out their lives.
00:44:57.520 Not as girl boss, career women, working nine to five.
00:45:02.800 Not women who are wives, homemakers, mothers, making the liberal establishment furious.
00:45:13.060 We have one of the most famous trad wives, Estee Williams, on the show in the member block.
00:45:18.560 Coming up right now.
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