The Michael Knowles Show - June 28, 2023


Ep. 1277 - The Trump Audio Recording Explained


Episode Stats

Length

49 minutes

Words per Minute

172.1108

Word Count

8,455

Sentence Count

627

Misogynist Sentences

6

Hate Speech Sentences

50


Summary

CNN has obtained an audio recording of Donald Trump admitting that he had classified documents in his possession, and he even read them to his staff. This is, according to the liberals, the proof that Donald Trump committed the crime, and the evidence that the prosecution needs to send him to prison forever.


Transcript

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00:00:30.540 They've got him now.
00:00:32.800 The walls are closing in on Donald Trump.
00:00:38.040 CNN has obtained an audio recording
00:00:40.600 of Donald Trump admitting
00:00:42.120 that he had classified documents in his possession
00:00:45.820 and he even read them to his staff.
00:00:49.660 These are bad, sick people.
00:00:52.300 That was your coup, you know, against you.
00:00:56.200 Well, it started right at the beginning.
00:00:57.640 Millie's talking about,
00:00:58.840 oh, you were going to try to do it.
00:01:00.140 That's the staffer.
00:01:00.780 They were trying to do that
00:01:01.740 before you even were sworn in.
00:01:03.640 That's right.
00:01:04.260 Trying to overthrow your election.
00:01:05.680 Well, with Millie,
00:01:07.320 let me see that.
00:01:08.220 I'll show you an example.
00:01:09.700 He said that
00:01:11.440 I wanted to attack Iran.
00:01:15.840 Isn't it amazing?
00:01:16.880 I have a big pile of papers.
00:01:18.060 This thing just came up.
00:01:19.140 Look.
00:01:19.300 This was him.
00:01:22.700 They presented me this.
00:01:24.200 This is off the record,
00:01:25.120 but they presented me this.
00:01:27.440 This was him.
00:01:28.840 This was the Defense Department and him.
00:01:31.460 Wow.
00:01:32.120 We looked at him.
00:01:33.020 This was him.
00:01:33.600 This wasn't done by me.
00:01:34.640 This was him.
00:01:35.680 All sorts of stuff.
00:01:37.360 It's pages long.
00:01:38.300 You just hear the documents.
00:01:40.100 Wait a minute.
00:01:40.760 Let's see here.
00:01:42.260 Look at that.
00:01:45.600 Yeah.
00:01:45.880 I just found,
00:01:46.540 isn't that amazing?
00:01:48.060 This totally wins my case,
00:01:49.440 you know.
00:01:49.940 Mm-hmm.
00:01:50.520 Except it is, like,
00:01:51.660 highly controversial secret.
00:01:54.260 There's a secret information.
00:01:56.140 Look at this.
00:01:57.480 You attack.
00:01:59.040 Hillary would print that out
00:02:00.480 all the time, you know.
00:02:02.300 Private email.
00:02:03.020 No, she'd send it to
00:02:04.100 Anthony Weiner.
00:02:05.480 Yeah, yeah.
00:02:06.640 The pervert.
00:02:08.160 He's pretty.
00:02:09.000 By the way,
00:02:09.600 isn't that incredible?
00:02:10.500 Yeah.
00:02:11.220 I was just saying,
00:02:11.940 because we were talking about it.
00:02:13.580 And, you know,
00:02:14.020 he said,
00:02:14.540 he wanted to attack Iran.
00:02:16.600 And what?
00:02:17.260 He said it.
00:02:18.200 You did.
00:02:18.960 It's pretty.
00:02:19.600 This was done by the military,
00:02:21.340 given to me.
00:02:23.620 I think we can probably, right?
00:02:26.420 I don't know.
00:02:27.000 We'll have to see.
00:02:28.260 Yeah, we'll have to
00:02:28.920 try to
00:02:29.780 figure out a, yeah.
00:02:31.680 See, as president,
00:02:32.240 I could have de-classified.
00:02:33.380 Now I can't, you know,
00:02:34.600 but this is classic.
00:02:35.260 Yeah, now we have a problem.
00:02:36.780 Isn't that interesting?
00:02:37.800 Yeah.
00:02:38.260 It's so cool.
00:02:39.540 I mean, it's so,
00:02:40.180 look, we heard Ivan,
00:02:42.300 and you probably
00:02:43.000 almost didn't believe me,
00:02:44.220 but now you believe me.
00:02:45.100 No, I believe you.
00:02:45.820 It's incredible.
00:02:46.800 They've got him.
00:02:47.760 They've got him now.
00:02:50.180 This is,
00:02:51.240 according to the liberals
00:02:52.260 and the Trump haters
00:02:53.300 on the right,
00:02:54.060 the proof
00:02:54.820 that Donald Trump
00:02:56.020 committed the crime
00:02:57.160 and the evidence
00:02:59.600 that the prosecution needs
00:03:01.460 to send him to prison
00:03:03.120 forever,
00:03:04.040 except
00:03:04.480 it isn't.
00:03:07.640 And the way
00:03:08.320 that I know
00:03:09.120 it isn't
00:03:09.980 is that those documents
00:03:11.960 referenced
00:03:12.640 in the leaked conversation
00:03:14.200 aren't the documents
00:03:15.960 that Trump
00:03:16.580 is accused
00:03:17.100 of mishandling.
00:03:18.520 And you don't even need
00:03:19.760 to take my word for it.
00:03:21.600 Even liberal CBS News
00:03:24.120 admits it.
00:03:25.300 Here we go.
00:03:25.640 CBS News headline,
00:03:27.380 Iran memo
00:03:28.580 not among
00:03:30.360 the 31 records
00:03:31.980 underlying charges
00:03:33.320 in Trump federal indictment.
00:03:35.220 Here's what CBS
00:03:35.900 has to say.
00:03:36.560 Quote,
00:03:37.280 the document
00:03:38.160 and recording
00:03:38.880 are described
00:03:39.940 in the indictment
00:03:40.620 Smith's team
00:03:41.180 secured against Trump
00:03:41.900 earlier this month
00:03:42.660 recounted as an alleged
00:03:44.040 meeting with writer,
00:03:45.300 publisher,
00:03:45.820 and two members
00:03:46.260 of Trump's staff,
00:03:47.340 none of whom
00:03:47.720 possessed a security clearance.
00:03:49.160 But,
00:03:49.760 according to a source
00:03:50.500 familiar with the matter,
00:03:51.640 Trump was not charged
00:03:53.540 with unlawfully
00:03:54.840 holding onto
00:03:55.620 the Iran-related
00:03:56.840 document discussed
00:03:57.720 in the recording.
00:03:59.000 So,
00:04:00.080 in plain English,
00:04:01.260 in other words,
00:04:03.020 the allegedly damning
00:04:04.740 leaked audio
00:04:05.840 has basically
00:04:07.100 no bearing
00:04:07.860 on the bogus
00:04:09.020 charges brought
00:04:10.000 against Trump
00:04:10.880 in the DOJ's
00:04:11.880 corrupt
00:04:12.300 and selective
00:04:13.320 prosecution.
00:04:14.820 Isn't that
00:04:15.600 a little weird?
00:04:17.160 Don't you think
00:04:18.180 if the Biden
00:04:19.420 thugs
00:04:19.980 really had the goods
00:04:21.240 to send their
00:04:21.860 chief political
00:04:22.660 opponent,
00:04:23.120 who happens
00:04:24.040 to be
00:04:24.340 a former
00:04:24.700 president,
00:04:25.560 to prison
00:04:26.140 in an
00:04:26.940 unprecedented
00:04:27.600 prosecution,
00:04:28.540 that they might
00:04:29.480 have leaked
00:04:30.500 a conversation
00:04:31.620 that was
00:04:32.660 pertinent
00:04:33.180 to the case?
00:04:34.680 But they didn't
00:04:35.980 because they
00:04:37.280 don't have
00:04:37.860 the goods.
00:04:39.420 Because after
00:04:40.100 seven years
00:04:41.460 of attempts
00:04:42.200 to get this guy
00:04:43.080 through illegal
00:04:44.580 spying
00:04:45.160 on his campaign,
00:04:46.500 through a bogus
00:04:47.200 special counsel
00:04:48.020 around Russia
00:04:49.300 collusion,
00:04:50.400 through an
00:04:50.720 unsuccessful
00:04:51.240 impeachment,
00:04:52.200 around
00:04:52.500 Ukraine collusion,
00:04:54.560 through a
00:04:55.060 second unsuccessful
00:04:55.960 impeachment,
00:04:56.780 around insurrection
00:04:58.300 or whatever,
00:04:59.740 even after
00:05:00.500 all of that,
00:05:02.340 Trump's political
00:05:03.420 enemies still
00:05:04.620 incredibly
00:05:05.960 have nothing.
00:05:08.180 I'm Michael
00:05:08.700 Knowles.
00:05:09.020 This is the
00:05:09.220 Michael Knowles
00:05:09.660 Show.
00:05:16.640 Welcome back
00:05:17.960 to the show.
00:05:19.560 Senator Marco
00:05:20.420 Rubio is
00:05:21.360 joining the
00:05:22.480 Matt Walsh
00:05:23.400 UFO train.
00:05:24.720 We will get
00:05:25.160 to that
00:05:25.600 as late
00:05:27.040 into the show
00:05:27.560 as I possibly
00:05:28.400 can.
00:05:29.020 The stupid
00:05:29.540 UFO stuff.
00:05:30.440 First,
00:05:30.880 though,
00:05:31.240 is Trump
00:05:32.040 the cleanest
00:05:33.620 guy in
00:05:34.060 politics?
00:05:35.420 I'm not
00:05:36.380 joking.
00:05:37.740 Is Donald
00:05:38.400 Trump
00:05:38.920 celebrity,
00:05:41.400 A-lister
00:05:41.780 for 40 years,
00:05:42.880 dated supermodels,
00:05:44.080 loudmouth,
00:05:46.780 also a real
00:05:47.640 estate developer
00:05:48.240 in New York,
00:05:49.240 and yet,
00:05:50.440 they've got
00:05:52.080 nothing on
00:05:53.000 this guy,
00:05:53.640 and they have
00:05:54.040 been trying.
00:05:55.120 The powers
00:05:55.880 that be,
00:05:56.860 with the full
00:05:57.660 force of the
00:05:58.500 federal government,
00:05:59.700 has been trying
00:06:00.560 to get him
00:06:01.340 for seven years.
00:06:03.820 They've done it
00:06:04.680 now half a dozen
00:06:05.400 times through
00:06:06.920 very targeted
00:06:07.780 operations.
00:06:08.540 They still don't
00:06:09.140 have him.
00:06:09.980 They still don't
00:06:10.660 have him.
00:06:11.080 Their big,
00:06:12.460 damning,
00:06:12.940 central piece
00:06:13.540 of evidence
00:06:14.100 is not
00:06:15.680 pertinent
00:06:16.180 to the
00:06:16.900 case
00:06:17.380 that they're
00:06:19.020 bringing against
00:06:19.700 him in
00:06:19.920 federal court.
00:06:21.740 They got
00:06:22.460 nothing.
00:06:23.840 So what is it?
00:06:24.440 Is Donald
00:06:24.780 Trump the
00:06:25.080 cleanest guy
00:06:25.540 in politics?
00:06:26.100 Maybe.
00:06:26.720 Or is the
00:06:27.300 DOJ just
00:06:28.880 incompetent
00:06:30.220 and corrupt?
00:06:30.980 Certainly the
00:06:31.820 latter there.
00:06:32.400 There's a
00:06:32.660 headline,
00:06:33.540 just comes
00:06:34.100 out of
00:06:34.840 the DOJ
00:06:36.060 watchdog,
00:06:37.180 which says
00:06:38.000 that the
00:06:38.760 DOJ
00:06:39.700 watchdog
00:06:40.340 has concluded,
00:06:41.940 try not,
00:06:42.500 if you're
00:06:42.700 driving,
00:06:43.140 please pull
00:06:43.580 over.
00:06:44.480 I don't
00:06:44.760 want you
00:06:45.020 to laugh
00:06:45.380 yourself
00:06:45.680 into a
00:06:46.020 car accident.
00:06:46.840 They've
00:06:47.100 concluded
00:06:47.540 that
00:06:48.480 Jeffrey
00:06:49.840 Epstein
00:06:50.160 killed
00:06:50.520 himself.
00:06:53.600 Say that
00:06:54.600 again.
00:06:55.280 The DOJ
00:06:56.220 watchdog
00:06:56.960 says that
00:06:58.120 Jeffrey
00:06:58.560 Epstein,
00:06:59.220 the most
00:06:59.700 famous
00:07:00.340 intelligence
00:07:01.460 connected
00:07:02.280 sex
00:07:03.420 trafficking
00:07:04.200 with
00:07:05.080 minors,
00:07:06.320 buddy of
00:07:07.140 billionaires
00:07:07.980 and heads
00:07:08.600 of state
00:07:09.220 and royalty
00:07:10.040 and a lot
00:07:11.120 of powerful
00:07:11.440 people.
00:07:11.980 He just
00:07:12.360 killed himself.
00:07:13.420 Oopsie
00:07:13.660 daisy.
00:07:16.060 I don't
00:07:16.400 really,
00:07:16.820 I don't
00:07:17.180 buy that.
00:07:18.860 And you
00:07:19.280 don't buy
00:07:19.740 that.
00:07:20.720 And nobody
00:07:21.400 buys that.
00:07:23.040 To the
00:07:23.740 credit of the
00:07:24.400 Associated Press,
00:07:25.380 they're at
00:07:25.840 least filling
00:07:26.580 in a little
00:07:26.900 more color
00:07:27.420 there and
00:07:27.740 pointing out
00:07:28.200 that the
00:07:29.280 watchdog did
00:07:29.920 find some
00:07:30.480 misconduct
00:07:31.580 by federal
00:07:32.700 jail guards
00:07:33.740 that allowed
00:07:35.660 Jeffrey Epstein
00:07:36.480 to commit
00:07:37.160 suicide.
00:07:37.620 but there's
00:07:38.140 a lot
00:07:38.740 of
00:07:38.860 coincidences.
00:07:41.660 The jail
00:07:42.380 guard doesn't
00:07:43.320 take his
00:07:43.780 security walk.
00:07:44.640 The other
00:07:44.900 jail guard
00:07:45.340 doesn't
00:07:45.620 take his
00:07:45.900 security walk.
00:07:46.820 The one
00:07:47.140 camera goes
00:07:47.840 out.
00:07:48.180 What about
00:07:48.440 the other?
00:07:48.760 What about
00:07:49.000 a second
00:07:49.320 camera?
00:07:49.740 A second
00:07:49.980 camera
00:07:50.340 accidentally
00:07:51.080 malfunctions
00:07:51.900 too.
00:07:52.540 Oh, he
00:07:53.260 just accidentally
00:07:54.000 had exactly
00:07:54.580 the right
00:07:54.900 amount of
00:07:55.180 time to
00:07:55.900 kill himself.
00:07:56.560 I don't
00:07:57.640 think so.
00:07:59.000 Now,
00:08:00.140 what does
00:08:01.200 it mean
00:08:01.700 that nobody
00:08:02.660 believes that
00:08:03.420 Jeffrey Epstein
00:08:04.020 killed himself?
00:08:04.640 It means
00:08:05.500 that our
00:08:06.320 government
00:08:06.860 is more
00:08:07.920 corrupt or
00:08:08.860 at least
00:08:09.120 more
00:08:09.340 transparently
00:08:10.020 corrupt than
00:08:10.980 it has been
00:08:11.800 in our
00:08:12.300 lifetimes.
00:08:13.560 And when
00:08:14.240 our government
00:08:14.940 is transparently
00:08:16.420 corrupt,
00:08:17.460 people start
00:08:18.100 to look for
00:08:18.920 alternatives who
00:08:20.520 seem like they
00:08:21.260 are outside of
00:08:22.120 the political
00:08:22.460 establishment,
00:08:23.080 which explains
00:08:23.860 a pretty
00:08:25.120 amazing poll
00:08:25.780 that just came
00:08:26.220 out from
00:08:26.440 Morning Consult,
00:08:27.640 which is
00:08:28.220 about the
00:08:29.400 2024 GOP
00:08:30.220 primary.
00:08:30.700 And you know
00:08:30.960 who's number
00:08:31.320 one and you
00:08:31.920 know who's
00:08:32.220 number two.
00:08:33.120 You might be
00:08:33.540 surprised to know
00:08:34.020 that Mike Pence
00:08:34.480 is number
00:08:34.800 three,
00:08:35.460 but just
00:08:36.140 behind Mike
00:08:36.760 Pence at
00:08:37.600 number four,
00:08:39.980 Vivek Ramaswamy.
00:08:41.820 Vivek Ramaswamy is
00:08:43.320 an entrepreneur.
00:08:44.120 He's 37 years
00:08:44.980 old.
00:08:45.280 Very few people
00:08:45.860 had heard of
00:08:46.340 him until
00:08:46.880 quite recently.
00:08:48.260 Vivek is a
00:08:50.220 tech guy.
00:08:51.800 He has written
00:08:53.500 a couple of
00:08:53.920 books.
00:08:55.060 That's it.
00:08:56.600 And Vivek right
00:08:57.220 now is polling
00:08:57.800 at 6%,
00:08:59.360 which is twice
00:09:00.580 the next candidate
00:09:02.420 on the list.
00:09:03.180 He's polling
00:09:04.160 twice Nikki
00:09:05.060 Haley,
00:09:06.020 UN ambassador
00:09:06.820 and former
00:09:07.440 governor of
00:09:07.780 South Carolina.
00:09:08.460 He's polling
00:09:08.960 twice Tim Scott,
00:09:10.760 a sitting US
00:09:11.380 senator.
00:09:12.520 He's polling
00:09:13.020 three times
00:09:13.540 Chris Christie,
00:09:14.720 a two-term
00:09:15.200 governor who
00:09:16.000 is leading
00:09:16.580 the Chris-a-sans,
00:09:17.520 but not nearly
00:09:18.120 as much as
00:09:18.640 the Ramaswamy-sans.
00:09:20.520 I don't know.
00:09:21.540 He's six times
00:09:22.780 Asa Hutchinson.
00:09:23.520 I can't believe
00:09:23.840 he's even on the
00:09:24.340 poll.
00:09:25.020 Burgum is at
00:09:25.620 zero.
00:09:26.060 Suarez is at
00:09:26.800 zero.
00:09:27.400 Hurd is at
00:09:27.960 zero.
00:09:29.220 Someone else,
00:09:30.640 that's a
00:09:30.960 candidate,
00:09:31.400 someone else,
00:09:31.900 capital S,
00:09:32.640 capital E,
00:09:33.460 is polling at
00:09:34.020 one percent,
00:09:34.760 so tied with
00:09:35.340 Hutchinson.
00:09:36.580 That's a very
00:09:37.540 impressive number.
00:09:40.100 So congratulations
00:09:40.980 to Vivek and the
00:09:42.020 Ramaswamy campaign.
00:09:42.920 That's really
00:09:43.480 impressive.
00:09:44.040 And it tells you
00:09:44.760 something about the
00:09:45.200 time we're living
00:09:45.680 in, which is
00:09:46.660 that if you are
00:09:48.400 viewed to be part
00:09:49.440 of the political
00:09:49.940 establishment,
00:09:50.740 that is a
00:09:52.480 liability for you.
00:09:54.160 One other weird
00:09:55.120 little bit of color
00:09:55.720 on this poll is a
00:09:56.400 lot of people are
00:09:56.820 asking, how is
00:09:57.620 Mike Pence at
00:09:58.220 seven percent?
00:09:58.760 The way that
00:09:59.700 Mike Pence is at
00:10:00.300 seven percent is
00:10:00.940 one.
00:10:01.240 The man was the
00:10:01.980 vice president of
00:10:03.240 the United States
00:10:03.880 not all that long
00:10:04.980 ago.
00:10:05.400 The man was a
00:10:06.020 popular governor of
00:10:07.360 Indiana.
00:10:08.180 The man was a
00:10:08.800 popular congressman.
00:10:09.700 So he's got a lot
00:10:10.760 of support.
00:10:12.940 And he also leans
00:10:14.880 into more of the
00:10:15.900 establishment side of
00:10:16.840 the conservative
00:10:17.260 movement, the
00:10:17.760 Republican Party.
00:10:18.720 And there are still
00:10:19.280 a lot of people
00:10:19.860 there.
00:10:20.480 It's very easy to
00:10:21.660 get lost with a
00:10:22.980 tide of rising
00:10:23.540 populism in this
00:10:24.740 idea that the
00:10:25.320 establishment's totally
00:10:26.220 done and vanquished.
00:10:27.280 It's not.
00:10:27.940 And you saw
00:10:28.800 this same kind of
00:10:29.540 thing happening in
00:10:30.180 1980, which is why
00:10:31.360 the 1980 presidential
00:10:32.840 ticket for the
00:10:33.480 right was Ronald
00:10:34.840 Reagan, who was
00:10:35.520 the conservative
00:10:36.060 candidate, and
00:10:37.100 George H.W.
00:10:37.960 Bush, who was
00:10:38.980 the more
00:10:39.420 establishment
00:10:40.040 country club
00:10:41.880 kind of
00:10:42.200 candidate.
00:10:43.700 And Mike
00:10:44.420 Pence, who is
00:10:45.660 more conservative
00:10:46.220 than George
00:10:46.720 Bush, is
00:10:48.120 actively running
00:10:49.480 in that more
00:10:50.300 country club
00:10:50.940 establishment
00:10:51.440 lane.
00:10:51.940 He's talking
00:10:52.260 about how we
00:10:52.620 need to lay
00:10:53.000 off companies,
00:10:54.480 not lay them
00:10:55.560 off like lay
00:10:55.980 off workers,
00:10:56.580 meaning lay
00:10:56.980 off like stop
00:10:57.540 attacking companies,
00:10:58.820 return to just
00:10:59.660 the same old
00:11:00.380 sort of mantras
00:11:02.560 and mottos of
00:11:03.380 the Reagan era.
00:11:04.260 So he's running
00:11:05.000 in that lane,
00:11:05.740 and I suspect what
00:11:07.080 Pence is thinking
00:11:07.660 is, well, okay,
00:11:08.500 maybe this doesn't
00:11:09.080 describe the majority
00:11:09.700 of the base right
00:11:10.280 now, but Reagan
00:11:12.400 had to pick Bush
00:11:13.200 in 1980,
00:11:13.980 tonight at the
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00:12:40.400 Now, speaking of
00:12:42.440 reports in the news,
00:12:44.060 speaking of the
00:12:44.940 establishment and the
00:12:45.980 establishment media,
00:12:47.800 you know, we played on
00:12:48.580 the show the other
00:12:49.080 day, the New York
00:12:50.860 City pride parade
00:12:51.700 where the pride
00:12:52.440 marchers are marching
00:12:53.840 down the street
00:12:54.420 yelling, we're here,
00:12:55.500 we're queer, we're
00:12:56.300 coming for your kids.
00:12:58.420 We're here, we're
00:12:59.520 queer, we're coming
00:13:00.260 for your kids.
00:13:01.200 And this didn't play
00:13:02.300 very well because
00:13:03.860 conservatives have
00:13:04.860 been saying for a
00:13:05.360 long time, the
00:13:06.640 LGBTQ movement and
00:13:09.460 especially the
00:13:10.180 transvestites are
00:13:11.580 really actively
00:13:12.500 targeting children.
00:13:13.520 Drag queen story
00:13:14.280 hours targeting kids
00:13:15.260 in libraries.
00:13:15.760 The transgender
00:13:17.760 ideology agenda in
00:13:18.980 schools is targeting
00:13:19.920 not just even high
00:13:21.560 schoolers but middle
00:13:22.240 schoolers and
00:13:22.840 elementary schoolers
00:13:23.620 and kindergartners.
00:13:25.400 And so now the
00:13:27.200 liberal media are
00:13:28.300 running some
00:13:28.980 interference and
00:13:30.540 they're trying to
00:13:31.400 paper over the
00:13:32.260 situation.
00:13:33.380 It's kind of
00:13:34.380 backfiring though,
00:13:35.180 I think.
00:13:35.480 Here's what NBC
00:13:36.200 News had to say.
00:13:37.340 NBC News said,
00:13:39.940 quote, the coming
00:13:41.960 for your children
00:13:43.180 chant has been used
00:13:45.220 for years at
00:13:46.380 Pride events,
00:13:47.200 according to
00:13:47.880 longtime March
00:13:48.840 attendees and
00:13:49.720 gay rights
00:13:50.160 activists, who
00:13:51.200 said it's one of
00:13:51.820 the many provocative
00:13:52.660 expressions used
00:13:54.120 to regain control
00:13:55.640 of slurs against
00:13:57.060 LGBTQ people.
00:14:00.440 And of course,
00:14:01.680 by regain control
00:14:03.440 of slurs against,
00:14:05.640 they mean prove
00:14:07.240 conservatives totally
00:14:08.820 right about.
00:14:11.340 No, no, guys.
00:14:12.760 Hey, a bunch of
00:14:14.760 drag queens marching
00:14:15.780 down the street
00:14:16.240 saying we're coming
00:14:16.960 for your kids.
00:14:17.880 Hey, they didn't
00:14:18.660 suddenly become
00:14:19.400 groomers.
00:14:20.480 They've always been
00:14:21.240 groomers.
00:14:21.940 They've been saying
00:14:22.640 this for years and
00:14:24.000 you just didn't
00:14:24.740 notice because we've
00:14:26.020 lied to you about
00:14:26.720 what pride parades
00:14:27.480 are.
00:14:28.180 Because what we
00:14:29.320 said in the
00:14:29.880 established media is
00:14:31.240 that pride parades
00:14:31.960 are basically just
00:14:32.760 like one long
00:14:33.680 episode of Will
00:14:34.340 and Grace with
00:14:35.200 really well-dressed,
00:14:36.280 well-behaved people
00:14:37.120 making really catchy
00:14:38.580 little repartee back
00:14:40.020 and forth with one
00:14:40.640 another.
00:14:40.900 And what you
00:14:41.480 didn't realize is
00:14:42.420 it's always been a
00:14:43.040 bunch of weirdos
00:14:43.860 dressed up in
00:14:44.440 leather smacking
00:14:45.180 each other on the
00:14:45.840 derriere and
00:14:46.660 chanting all sorts
00:14:47.420 of obscene things
00:14:48.260 and threatening
00:14:49.080 things including
00:14:50.020 we're coming for
00:14:51.440 your children.
00:14:52.220 That's what it's
00:14:52.760 always been.
00:14:53.700 The conservatives
00:14:54.220 have always been
00:14:55.200 right when they've
00:14:56.200 talked about the
00:14:56.680 slippery slope.
00:14:57.520 The only thing
00:14:58.140 they got wrong
00:14:58.660 about that is that
00:14:59.360 we'd already slipped
00:15:00.000 much further down
00:15:00.780 than they thought
00:15:01.520 we had.
00:15:02.160 And the only
00:15:02.620 difference now is
00:15:03.340 you can see it
00:15:03.960 because we have
00:15:04.380 cell phones and
00:15:05.100 Twitter.
00:15:06.480 That's the
00:15:07.300 difference.
00:15:08.680 They are coming
00:15:09.580 for our
00:15:10.420 children.
00:15:11.000 And this is the
00:15:11.540 point that I made
00:15:12.680 the other day in
00:15:13.160 the show that my
00:15:14.180 publicists over at
00:15:14.960 Media Matters were
00:15:16.000 really hitting me on
00:15:17.080 is I said look of
00:15:18.400 course they're grooming
00:15:19.080 children.
00:15:20.080 It's within their
00:15:20.660 ideology to groom
00:15:21.700 children.
00:15:22.280 It's within their
00:15:22.880 ideology to groom
00:15:23.600 children for two
00:15:24.300 reasons.
00:15:24.860 One because anybody
00:15:27.220 who has a view of
00:15:28.180 the world and a view
00:15:29.520 of politics is going
00:15:31.160 to try to inculcate
00:15:32.780 that view in children
00:15:33.800 because we think that
00:15:34.720 view is correct.
00:15:35.320 So for instance I
00:15:36.860 think that
00:15:38.060 Christianity is
00:15:39.340 true and so I
00:15:40.680 think that God
00:15:41.840 exists.
00:15:42.420 I think the Bible
00:15:43.060 is right.
00:15:43.640 I think that we
00:15:44.560 ought to order our
00:15:45.200 lives toward a
00:15:46.160 Christian conception
00:15:46.980 of the good and so
00:15:48.220 I think that we
00:15:49.300 ought to raise
00:15:49.940 children up in our
00:15:50.900 society in that
00:15:52.080 way.
00:15:52.580 Now coincidentally
00:15:53.220 that's how our
00:15:53.720 society has been
00:15:54.560 run for 2,000
00:15:56.980 years and it's
00:15:57.740 worked out generally
00:15:58.480 pretty well.
00:15:59.840 In recent years
00:16:00.600 people throughout the
00:16:02.380 United States and
00:16:02.880 throughout the West
00:16:03.340 I've tried to undo
00:16:04.740 that with disastrous
00:16:05.740 results.
00:16:06.440 But I want to do
00:16:06.980 I'm not saying that
00:16:07.980 I'm going to keep my
00:16:08.800 religion away from
00:16:10.140 kids and they can
00:16:11.720 make their own
00:16:12.080 decision when they
00:16:12.580 turn 18.
00:16:13.180 No.
00:16:13.620 You've got to raise
00:16:14.340 kids with some view
00:16:15.280 of the world.
00:16:16.580 I have certain
00:16:17.820 philosophical beliefs
00:16:19.060 anthropological
00:16:20.200 beliefs.
00:16:20.560 I think man is body
00:16:21.280 and soul.
00:16:22.400 I'm going to teach
00:16:22.900 kids that.
00:16:24.020 I think that the
00:16:26.120 Civil War ended in
00:16:27.320 1865.
00:16:28.280 I'm going to teach
00:16:28.720 kids that.
00:16:29.360 I think 2 plus 2
00:16:30.060 equals 4.
00:16:30.540 I'm going to teach
00:16:31.020 kids that.
00:16:31.660 So I'm going to
00:16:32.360 raise my kids
00:16:33.200 and as a citizen
00:16:35.400 in the United States
00:16:36.040 I hope that we can
00:16:37.360 raise all of our
00:16:38.100 kids in accordance
00:16:39.140 with what I view
00:16:39.680 to be the truth.
00:16:40.560 And the LGBT
00:16:41.380 activist people
00:16:42.640 they have a very
00:16:43.840 different view of
00:16:44.340 the world and a
00:16:44.880 different view of
00:16:45.320 morality and a
00:16:46.040 different view of
00:16:46.520 anthropology and so
00:16:47.200 they're going to
00:16:47.480 raise kids that way
00:16:48.180 too.
00:16:48.600 But the LGBTQ
00:16:49.740 activists have a
00:16:52.440 more particular
00:16:54.280 sexual interest in
00:16:55.640 children as they
00:16:56.680 express here.
00:16:57.420 We're here.
00:16:57.880 We're queer.
00:16:58.160 We're coming for
00:16:58.540 your kids.
00:16:59.440 We're going to go
00:16:59.980 jiggle around in
00:17:00.620 front of little kids.
00:17:01.540 We're going to
00:17:01.980 mutilate little
00:17:02.560 kids' bodies.
00:17:03.500 We're going to
00:17:03.820 pump them full of
00:17:04.280 puberty blockers and
00:17:05.400 cross-sex hormones.
00:17:06.440 We're going to stop
00:17:07.340 stigmatizing pedophilia and
00:17:09.120 we're going to refer to
00:17:09.880 minor attracted persons and
00:17:11.440 we're going to try to
00:17:12.400 blur the lines on that.
00:17:13.220 We're going to reduce the
00:17:14.020 penalties for pederasts in
00:17:15.280 California as the LGBTQ
00:17:17.740 activist Anthony.
00:17:19.700 What's his name?
00:17:20.440 It's not Anthony.
00:17:21.200 Wiener.
00:17:21.680 Scott Wiener.
00:17:22.680 Another Wiener in
00:17:23.460 politics.
00:17:24.260 Another pervert Wiener in
00:17:25.280 politics.
00:17:26.080 That's what he did in
00:17:26.880 California successfully.
00:17:28.780 Why are they doing it?
00:17:29.660 Why do they have this
00:17:30.100 particular sexual interest
00:17:31.480 in children?
00:17:32.080 Because in their ideology
00:17:33.660 they say that sexual
00:17:35.100 expression is always good.
00:17:36.420 It's always a good thing.
00:17:37.100 If it feels good, do it.
00:17:39.140 I'm a Catholic.
00:17:39.940 I don't think that's true.
00:17:40.860 I think there are all
00:17:41.440 sorts of sexual
00:17:42.440 activities and
00:17:43.160 expressions that you can
00:17:44.040 engage in that are bad
00:17:45.280 and destructive, not just
00:17:46.240 for kids but for adults
00:17:47.180 too.
00:17:48.120 Again, that's the
00:17:49.000 traditional view of our
00:17:49.980 culture that had ruled the
00:17:52.880 civilization for roughly, I
00:17:54.800 don't know, 2,000 years.
00:17:55.820 Maybe a little less than
00:17:56.380 that.
00:17:56.480 Maybe more like 1,500,
00:17:57.620 1,600 years.
00:17:58.880 Now that's gone away
00:17:59.740 with the sexual revolution
00:18:00.760 and so you see this view.
00:18:02.340 Well, if you really believe
00:18:03.200 that sexual expression is
00:18:04.120 always good and that if
00:18:05.640 you don't engage in
00:18:07.180 promiscuous, pointless
00:18:08.080 sex, then you're going to
00:18:09.680 end up with a complex and a
00:18:10.800 repression and all the rest
00:18:11.880 of it, then of course you're
00:18:13.140 going to try to sexualize
00:18:14.060 children as the kids, as
00:18:15.820 the libs rather, have been
00:18:16.960 doing through things like
00:18:18.260 radical sex education in the
00:18:20.580 public schools as they're
00:18:21.660 doing now by inserting
00:18:23.580 pornographic books like
00:18:24.540 Gender Queer by Maya
00:18:25.320 Kababi into elementary
00:18:26.620 school libraries.
00:18:27.300 And so on and so forth.
00:18:30.560 They're telling you what
00:18:32.920 they believe and they're
00:18:35.760 saying, look, it's always
00:18:36.640 been this way.
00:18:38.040 We've been doing this for
00:18:39.060 years.
00:18:39.400 You're right.
00:18:40.300 And who's, who has said
00:18:41.760 that you've been doing this
00:18:42.520 for years?
00:18:43.220 We, the conservatives.
00:18:44.700 And who lied about it and
00:18:46.100 denied it?
00:18:46.780 You, the libs.
00:18:47.540 And they're lying now because
00:18:48.320 they know that most people
00:18:49.000 don't like this.
00:18:49.860 Now, speaking of what's
00:18:50.600 being taught in schools,
00:18:51.860 there is a new aspect,
00:18:54.360 mandatory aspect of the
00:18:55.580 curriculum in New York
00:18:56.680 City schools.
00:18:57.380 This would be mindful
00:18:58.920 breathing.
00:19:01.000 Mindful breathing.
00:19:02.440 According to the New York
00:19:03.920 City Health Department,
00:19:06.740 they say, today, New York
00:19:07.660 City Mayor and Department
00:19:08.660 of Education Chancellor and
00:19:09.780 New York City Health
00:19:10.260 Commissioner announced that
00:19:11.040 all New York City schools
00:19:11.980 will be required to offer
00:19:14.740 mindful breathing practices.
00:19:17.260 The announcement aims to
00:19:18.460 increase physical and mental
00:19:19.940 health and enhance social,
00:19:22.300 emotional learning.
00:19:23.460 A lot of gobbledygook.
00:19:24.200 What does that mean?
00:19:25.580 It means that Eastern,
00:19:28.440 specifically Buddhist,
00:19:30.060 religious rituals and
00:19:31.460 prayers are now a mandatory
00:19:33.860 part of the curriculum,
00:19:35.060 which is really funny in a
00:19:37.180 dark way because the Supreme
00:19:39.000 Court came out in the middle
00:19:39.840 of the 20th century and
00:19:41.000 said, Christian prayer in
00:19:42.280 schools as a matter of the
00:19:44.000 curriculum is unconstitutional,
00:19:46.260 which would be a big
00:19:47.580 surprise to the framers of
00:19:49.080 the Constitution.
00:19:50.100 That would be a big
00:19:50.720 surprise to the men who
00:19:52.260 built our country as a
00:19:53.160 Christian nation, but that's
00:19:54.620 what the Supreme Court
00:19:55.180 decided in the middle of
00:19:55.900 the 20th century.
00:19:56.700 No school prayer, unless
00:20:00.000 it's Buddhist prayer.
00:20:01.160 What is mindful breathing?
00:20:03.500 Sounds like liberal
00:20:04.440 gobbledygook, and it is,
00:20:06.020 but it is a Buddhist
00:20:07.180 practice.
00:20:07.940 It's called
00:20:08.460 anapanasati.
00:20:10.020 I'm sure I'm
00:20:10.500 mispronouncing that.
00:20:12.020 Mindfulness.
00:20:12.620 Mindfulness of breathing
00:20:13.620 and what it refers to.
00:20:15.880 And this is, by the way,
00:20:16.560 this is just according to
00:20:17.140 the Wikipedia page, okay?
00:20:18.620 I'm going to a liberal,
00:20:20.080 very mainstream source.
00:20:23.040 Anapanasati, meaning
00:20:24.000 mindfulness of breathing,
00:20:25.700 paying attention to breath.
00:20:27.500 It is the quintessential
00:20:28.800 form of Buddhist meditation
00:20:30.900 attributed to Gautama,
00:20:33.380 Buddha, and described
00:20:34.520 in several suttas, most
00:20:36.460 notably the anapanasati
00:20:37.680 sutta, which I guess
00:20:38.360 makes sense.
00:20:40.600 Now, you might say, well,
00:20:41.540 Michael, no, it's just a
00:20:42.320 coincidence.
00:20:42.880 What do you mean it's just
00:20:43.340 a coincidence?
00:20:44.320 No, they're just teaching
00:20:45.080 breathing exercises.
00:20:46.420 They're not just, we all
00:20:47.380 know how to breathe, okay?
00:20:48.300 And they're not, they
00:20:48.940 already have gym class.
00:20:50.220 What is mindful breathing?
00:20:53.660 Well, the question you
00:20:54.440 have to ask is, mindful
00:20:55.840 of what?
00:20:57.700 What's in your mind?
00:20:59.420 If you're, if you, if you
00:21:00.460 are being mindful, that
00:21:01.400 means your mind is full
00:21:02.340 of something.
00:21:02.880 What is it full of?
00:21:04.280 That's full of an Eastern
00:21:06.480 pagan religion in this case.
00:21:08.760 And by the way, the further
00:21:09.480 proof of this is that at
00:21:10.880 almost exactly the same
00:21:11.780 time that this announcement
00:21:12.500 came out, New York City
00:21:13.640 schools announced that a
00:21:15.500 Hindu and Buddhist holiday
00:21:16.700 Diwali will be given off
00:21:20.160 in New York City public
00:21:20.920 schools and education
00:21:23.000 officials will have to
00:21:24.620 accommodate this day off.
00:21:27.080 I do not in any way
00:21:28.540 begrudge the Hindus and the
00:21:29.980 Buddhists.
00:21:30.620 There are plenty of Indians,
00:21:31.960 for instance, in New York
00:21:34.380 City.
00:21:34.820 I don't begrudge them their
00:21:36.220 day off or anything like
00:21:37.380 that.
00:21:37.660 I don't begrudge them
00:21:38.660 whatever traditional
00:21:39.700 practices they have.
00:21:42.920 But at the very same time
00:21:44.800 that we are seeing the
00:21:45.700 eradication of Christianity,
00:21:47.840 the religion that has
00:21:48.560 animated our civilization,
00:21:49.760 and the religion that I'm
00:21:50.980 rather certain happens to be
00:21:52.140 correct, as we're seeing
00:21:53.320 that being pulled away, not
00:21:55.040 by the people, but by the
00:21:55.840 force of law in our schools
00:21:57.320 and public life, you are
00:21:58.600 seeing an elite insertion of
00:22:01.580 Eastern religion, non-theistic
00:22:03.700 religion, religion that
00:22:04.900 contradicts our religion in
00:22:07.100 this civilization.
00:22:07.740 That's being inserted into the
00:22:10.200 curriculum as a mandatory
00:22:12.120 matter because you can never
00:22:14.320 get away from school prayer
00:22:16.160 because you can never get
00:22:16.900 away from prayer because you
00:22:18.140 can never get away from
00:22:19.000 religion because people have
00:22:20.460 eternal questions.
00:22:21.540 Those are the nagging
00:22:22.280 questions that keep coming
00:22:23.600 up.
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00:22:24.420 What are we for?
00:22:25.060 What happens after death?
00:22:26.320 How do we relate to one
00:22:27.180 another?
00:22:27.620 What is the moral order?
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00:24:34.980 My favorite comment yesterday
00:24:36.960 is something that I'll get to
00:24:37.880 in just a little bit, but I
00:24:39.320 won't get to it right now
00:24:40.700 because my producers just
00:24:42.440 faked me out and put it
00:24:43.400 into the prompter a little
00:24:44.440 bit too early.
00:24:45.300 Now, speaking of New York,
00:24:47.320 very, very big news.
00:24:50.800 I made it to Broadway.
00:24:52.960 I've gone to Broadway shows
00:24:54.620 since I was a kid.
00:24:55.440 I haven't been in a little
00:24:56.200 while.
00:24:56.800 I occasionally worked around
00:24:58.320 New York.
00:24:59.020 Back in the days, I banged
00:25:00.420 around a theater or two, but
00:25:01.820 I made it really big.
00:25:02.820 I made it really, really big
00:25:03.760 this week.
00:25:04.620 I was not only featured on
00:25:06.140 Broadway by the cast of a
00:25:09.380 Broadway musical in a Broadway
00:25:11.280 performance.
00:25:11.900 I was featured by that cast in
00:25:14.760 that performance on Broadway in
00:25:16.480 Times Square.
00:25:17.820 See if you can pick me out.
00:25:18.760 Transgenderism must be
00:25:27.460 eradicated from public life
00:25:29.020 entirely.
00:25:29.660 I'm leaving for now, but I'll
00:25:45.140 be back, you'll see.
00:25:48.920 Hello to freedom in a world
00:25:53.300 that denies me.
00:25:56.460 I dream of the day when our
00:26:00.500 children can be.
00:26:03.900 I'm also really pleased to find
00:26:05.960 out that in my performance in
00:26:08.080 this Broadway show on Broadway in
00:26:10.200 Times Square, I also had the best
00:26:12.260 voice of any of the cast members.
00:26:14.420 I don't mean to be mean to these
00:26:17.160 performers, but when I was a kid,
00:26:19.480 I'd go see a Broadway show.
00:26:20.440 Now, you had the very best
00:26:22.560 performers, the very best live
00:26:24.860 performers in the country, maybe
00:26:26.300 in the world, where they're
00:26:27.820 singing just amazing talent and
00:26:30.320 skill.
00:26:31.380 And that was not the most amazing
00:26:35.940 talent and skill I've ever seen
00:26:37.780 because a radical political agenda
00:26:40.080 has overtaken craft and skill and
00:26:45.200 art and talent.
00:26:48.840 So it opens up with, well, it
00:26:50.760 opens up with my voice saying that
00:26:52.960 line, transgenderism must be
00:26:54.140 eradicated from public life
00:26:55.060 entirely.
00:26:55.780 And then it cuts to some drag queen
00:26:57.600 singing off, off key and off tone.
00:27:01.400 But hello, my children, I miss you.
00:27:04.120 My children, whose children?
00:27:06.240 Not a lot of men who identify as
00:27:09.660 women who dress up in drag.
00:27:11.340 I guess some of them have
00:27:13.540 biological children, but it's not
00:27:15.060 that's not the common thing.
00:27:16.220 So what is this?
00:27:16.980 You're just seeing a reiteration,
00:27:19.460 a re-articulation from Broadway,
00:27:20.880 from Times Square of the same
00:27:21.740 thing you heard the drag marchers
00:27:22.940 screaming through the streets.
00:27:24.320 We are coming for your children.
00:27:28.460 Why did they put my line up there
00:27:30.040 at the beginning of their
00:27:30.780 performance?
00:27:31.220 This is from the show Parade,
00:27:33.100 which I've never heard of, but I
00:27:34.140 guess it's a Broadway musical.
00:27:36.840 They use that line because that line
00:27:38.860 really got under their skin.
00:27:41.040 And that line really got under
00:27:42.420 their skin because it was a clear
00:27:44.360 articulation of the conservative
00:27:45.600 position and it wasn't squishy and
00:27:48.300 it didn't just push the
00:27:49.420 transgender issue into this area
00:27:51.620 of, well, you know, we should
00:27:52.680 obviously embrace transgenderism,
00:27:54.600 but eight-year-olds are a little
00:27:55.840 too young.
00:27:56.400 We should wait till they turn nine
00:27:57.520 or whatever.
00:27:57.980 We just said, no, no, it's wrong
00:28:00.200 for kids.
00:28:00.680 It's wrong for adults.
00:28:01.480 It's wrong.
00:28:01.860 The whole thing is just wrong.
00:28:03.020 It's and it's going to make
00:28:04.100 people miserable.
00:28:05.260 And in the best interests of
00:28:07.040 society and especially in the
00:28:08.020 best interests of these terribly
00:28:09.600 confused people, you got to,
00:28:11.760 you got to get rid of it.
00:28:13.200 You got to eradicate the idea
00:28:14.340 from public life entirely.
00:28:16.040 And this really bugged the libs.
00:28:18.220 And that should be a, that should
00:28:21.480 be an important data point.
00:28:22.880 That should be an important
00:28:23.420 lesson for conservatives.
00:28:25.660 Because I gave that speech,
00:28:27.440 what, in February or March or
00:28:28.960 something like that.
00:28:29.920 And it was shocking for a
00:28:31.320 moment.
00:28:31.500 There were a lot of
00:28:31.940 conservatives who didn't come
00:28:33.440 out and back me right away.
00:28:35.060 But then you had a handful of
00:28:37.640 courageous conservatives come
00:28:38.640 out and say, no, actually, I'm
00:28:41.080 defending that line.
00:28:42.460 I oppose the libs who were trying
00:28:44.240 to libel Michael Knowles.
00:28:45.700 I stay.
00:28:46.420 Wonderful people.
00:28:47.280 Senator Mike Lee came out very
00:28:48.900 publicly.
00:28:49.800 Then a number of conservative
00:28:51.560 outlets and pundits and activists
00:28:54.680 and all the rest.
00:28:56.040 Then the whole conservative movement
00:28:57.200 came in and backed me.
00:28:58.320 And then what happened?
00:28:59.120 Then we get these numbers a couple
00:29:00.240 of weeks ago that show that
00:29:01.700 Americans are moving much more
00:29:03.820 into a socially conservative
00:29:06.340 direction.
00:29:07.360 We had these numbers out that
00:29:08.940 support, even for same-sex
00:29:10.160 relationships, forget about
00:29:11.040 transgenderism or something,
00:29:12.120 support for something that had
00:29:13.600 been, we thought, settled in the
00:29:15.060 1990s, dropped seven points in
00:29:18.140 one year.
00:29:20.640 Why?
00:29:21.580 Because if you're just clear about
00:29:23.100 your point of view and you base
00:29:24.700 it in the truth and you don't base
00:29:25.840 it on trying to please everybody
00:29:27.860 and focus grouping everything, that
00:29:29.480 is going to resonate.
00:29:30.320 And I think that the libs are
00:29:31.560 running scared on that.
00:29:32.560 I think that's why they're whining
00:29:33.400 and screaming and putting my voice
00:29:34.980 on, in Broadway performances in
00:29:36.720 Times Square.
00:29:37.460 I think that's why we need to keep
00:29:38.440 up the heat.
00:29:41.280 It's a very absurd ideology.
00:29:43.940 Now, speaking of absurdity,
00:29:47.100 Marco Rubio.
00:29:48.280 I like Marco Rubio.
00:29:50.280 I think his heart basically is in the
00:29:51.800 right place, or at least his, his
00:29:53.160 political mind is basically roughly in
00:29:55.300 the right place, but he's gone.
00:29:56.420 He's gone off the deep end, Mr.
00:29:59.960 Rubio, because Marco Rubio is
00:30:01.640 entertaining all this UFO stuff.
00:30:05.080 Do you find many of them credible?
00:30:08.200 Well, I don't find them either not
00:30:10.340 credible or credible because we have
00:30:11.960 no basis about, we understand some
00:30:13.820 of these claims are things that are
00:30:14.860 beyond sort of the realm of what any
00:30:16.480 of us has ever dealt with.
00:30:17.860 What I think we owe them is just a
00:30:19.540 mature, you know, understanding,
00:30:21.420 understanding, listening and trying to
00:30:23.340 put these, all these pieces together
00:30:24.660 and just sort of intake the
00:30:25.820 information without any prejudgment or
00:30:27.500 jumping to any conclusions in one
00:30:28.860 direction or another.
00:30:29.960 I will say I find most of these people
00:30:32.500 at some point, or maybe even
00:30:34.040 currently, have held very high
00:30:35.820 clearances and high positions within
00:30:37.520 our government.
00:30:38.560 So you start out, you do ask yourself
00:30:40.340 like what incentive would so many
00:30:43.040 people with that kind of
00:30:44.320 qualification, these are serious
00:30:46.780 people have to come forward and make
00:30:48.880 something up.
00:30:51.020 What kind of incentive would they
00:30:53.060 have?
00:30:54.720 Oh, Senator Rubio, come on.
00:30:57.920 He's saying, look, I'm not rushing
00:30:59.680 to judgment.
00:31:00.220 I'm not saying I believe them.
00:31:01.100 I don't believe them.
00:31:01.680 He's saying, why would they make it
00:31:02.880 up?
00:31:03.400 He's saying the same thing Walsh
00:31:04.900 says.
00:31:06.620 Let me explain to you
00:31:07.960 what the aliens are.
00:31:11.640 And I was reminded of this verse by my
00:31:13.640 friend Taylor Marshall.
00:31:14.780 What a good take on it.
00:31:16.440 Great, great podcaster, Catholic
00:31:18.520 guy.
00:31:18.880 Ephesians chapter 2, verse 2.
00:31:23.900 Herein, in time past, you walked
00:31:26.220 according to the course of this
00:31:27.240 world, according to the prince of
00:31:29.040 the power of this air, of the spirit
00:31:31.780 that now worketh on the children of
00:31:33.100 unbelief.
00:31:37.000 UFOs are just little things that we
00:31:38.760 see in the sky that defy physical
00:31:41.640 explanation.
00:31:44.920 I don't want to just be like the guy
00:31:46.400 in the history channel.
00:31:48.880 It's demons, guys.
00:31:50.080 It's just demons.
00:31:51.080 It's just demons.
00:31:51.960 That's what it is.
00:31:53.360 And the people, Walsh aside, and this
00:31:56.120 is what bugs me about Rubio embracing
00:31:57.440 this too.
00:31:58.220 Walsh, solid Catholic guy, but he falls
00:32:01.460 into this thing, the UFO stuff, the alien
00:32:04.660 stuff, which is just demonology for liberal
00:32:07.760 atheists.
00:32:08.300 That's all it is.
00:32:09.920 Because people have known for all of human
00:32:12.380 history that spiritual realities exist and that
00:32:16.200 there are things that are physical and there are
00:32:19.300 things that are physical and don't have a rational
00:32:22.020 soul like a rock.
00:32:23.620 Then there are things that are physical and do have a
00:32:25.460 rational soul like human beings.
00:32:27.720 Then there are things that are not physical.
00:32:29.580 They're metaphysical like ideas and love and hope and
00:32:34.060 mathematics and angels and demons.
00:32:37.940 That there are intelligences that do not have
00:32:40.720 physical form.
00:32:41.420 If you believe in God, let's not even get into the
00:32:44.180 specifics on your religious views.
00:32:45.600 If you believe that God exists, and don't forget the
00:32:48.240 existence of God can be known with certainty by the
00:32:51.720 natural light of human reason from the created world.
00:32:55.260 If you believe, and there are many very good arguments
00:32:58.340 for God's existence, and God's existence is
00:33:01.200 necessary, and we can know that it is true, just from
00:33:04.060 the world around us using our own reason, then you
00:33:06.440 know that God is metaphysical.
00:33:11.340 God takes on a body in the incarnation, in the second
00:33:14.420 person of the Trinity, Jesus Christ, but God the Father,
00:33:18.260 God the Holy Spirit, metaphysical.
00:33:23.360 It's not just like an old guy with a beard in the sky as the
00:33:26.540 liberal atheists try to pretend.
00:33:28.440 They try to pretend that we believe that.
00:33:30.160 So, if you acknowledge that there are, there is at least
00:33:33.980 one intelligence, one intelligent being that doesn't
00:33:36.680 have a body, then, you know, angels and demons flow from
00:33:39.600 that.
00:33:39.800 And then, of course, if you follow your reason to say,
00:33:44.200 okay, I know that God exists, well, what can I know about
00:33:47.180 God?
00:33:47.440 And then you turn to Revelation, you see angels
00:33:49.960 everywhere, and every group of people for all of human
00:33:52.020 history, until, like, just stupid modern liberal atheists
00:33:55.200 believed that angels and demons exist.
00:33:57.340 By the way, the stupid liberal modern atheists, they believe
00:34:01.420 that, too.
00:34:02.720 They believe it when they get in the foxholes.
00:34:04.500 They believe it when they get into a bad spot.
00:34:06.940 They believe it even when they talk about their fallen
00:34:09.280 comrades.
00:34:10.560 They'll say, oh, so-and-so had demons.
00:34:12.720 Oh, yeah, that guy who died of a drug overdose.
00:34:14.520 Yeah, he, boy, he sure had his demons.
00:34:16.360 Everybody talks about it.
00:34:18.280 But now we've got to pretend that everything's physical.
00:34:21.060 You say, oh, pretty soon they're going to say, oh, poor
00:34:23.020 Johnny died there, drunk in the gutter, doing a bunch of
00:34:27.020 drugs, and all that, boy, he had his aliens.
00:34:30.460 Oh, that boy, he was tormented by Martians.
00:34:34.360 But they're just, they are demons.
00:34:37.820 Speaking of demonic things, the U.S. Army Special Operations
00:34:40.940 Command, USA SOC, is promoting Pride Month.
00:34:45.660 And not just promoting the regular rainbow pride flag, they're
00:34:48.600 promoting the terrorist pride flag, you know, the one with the
00:34:51.320 kind of ominous, angry triangle that includes all sorts of
00:34:54.800 stuff that's not even really sexual.
00:34:56.660 It includes, like, the BLM stuff.
00:34:59.980 And, anyway, the transgender stuff.
00:35:02.880 They say, USA SOC recognizes June as Pride Month, celebrating
00:35:06.780 all LGBTQ positive members in our formations.
00:35:10.360 Throughout American history, LGBTQ positive members have not
00:35:13.180 only fought for the right to serve openly, but have also fought in
00:35:17.480 every major war and conflict.
00:35:20.140 A retconning of American history, I think, here.
00:35:23.720 Because the LGBTQ identity is, like, five minutes old.
00:35:28.380 If what they're saying is people who have had eccentric or deviant
00:35:32.480 sexual desires have fought in every major conflict, yeah, that's true
00:35:35.200 since the dawn of time.
00:35:36.920 Since Adam ate the apple.
00:35:38.800 But the LGBTQ identity, that's a very new thing.
00:35:44.940 And now it's not only our political class that's promoting it.
00:35:48.020 It's not only Biden with the stupid flag at the White House
00:35:50.020 Bortico and the naked trannies jiggling around on the White
00:35:53.020 House lawn.
00:35:53.920 It's not just the U.S. Army.
00:35:57.460 It's not just the U.S. Navy.
00:35:59.480 It's special operations.
00:36:01.060 Man, these guys are supposed to be the hardest of the hard.
00:36:03.540 Like, they're supposed to be the real guys.
00:36:05.280 And they're promoting this fruity nonsense.
00:36:07.300 It's just so, not even just fruity.
00:36:09.280 If it were just fruity, it'd be fine.
00:36:10.700 But it's so subversive.
00:36:12.580 And it's just such an evil flag.
00:36:14.760 And pride goes before destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall.
00:36:17.840 And these guys are promoting it.
00:36:19.380 And it's just, what I want to hear from a presidential candidate.
00:36:22.820 I want to hear how you're going to fix immigration.
00:36:24.580 And it's going to be tough, so I want specifics.
00:36:26.400 I want to hear how you're going to wind down the potential of World War III
00:36:29.160 over there in Ukraine.
00:36:30.240 I want to hear how you're going to fix the economy.
00:36:31.940 But I want to hear very clearly.
00:36:34.820 DeSantis has hinted at this more than almost anybody.
00:36:39.260 I want to hear how you're going to fire these guys.
00:36:42.080 The guy in charge of U.S. Army Special Operations Command
00:36:45.500 that made this decision to put out that evil, evil pride flag.
00:36:49.760 I want that guy fired.
00:36:51.260 I want him booted out of the military if possible.
00:36:53.320 But I want all these guys fired.
00:36:55.580 And I want them to repent and apologize.
00:36:58.760 Or else be ostracized from public life.
00:37:00.860 And I want my presidential candidate to state that clearly.
00:37:04.800 It's going to be a political winner, too, by the way.
00:37:07.000 Just look at the movement of the people in the numbers.
00:37:09.460 Even if it weren't a political winner, it would be the right thing to do.
00:37:12.200 But you've got morality and political popularity in a rare convergence here.
00:37:17.600 So come on out, guys.
00:37:18.700 Say it with your chest and state it.
00:37:21.580 We want to hear that.
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00:38:31.220 Now, it's time for my favorite comment yesterday because my producers have now put this in
00:38:36.640 at the right time, you know, in the flow.
00:38:38.400 I don't want to get to that too early.
00:38:40.060 It's going to get, we got to save that little juicy dessert for the end of the show.
00:38:44.640 My favorite comment yesterday comes from Not Overcome, who says,
00:38:48.800 I visited New York City with my teenage daughter to see the sights and, of course, to watch and
00:38:53.460 eat a New York pizza.
00:38:54.900 There's nothing like their pizza and bagels.
00:38:57.280 That's a really true statement there at the end because they're going to get rid of it.
00:39:00.560 So there is nothing like New York City pizza anymore because New York City is trying to
00:39:05.340 get rid of one of the defining aspects of New York culture.
00:39:09.200 And they're not doing it accidentally.
00:39:11.620 It's not just, oh, those stupid liberals, they don't even know what they're doing.
00:39:13.980 To quote Marco Rubio, we need to dispel with this fiction that they don't know what they're
00:39:17.280 doing. They know exactly what they're doing. And what they're doing is they're upending
00:39:20.740 tradition and taboos and standards and norms. And they're doing that in order to redefine
00:39:25.980 the culture because they don't like the traditional culture. So they want to refashion
00:39:29.020 it after their own image and feed us all bug burgers instead of tasty New York wood-fired
00:39:33.860 pizza. Speaking of shakeups, here's an exclusive from the Daily Caller. This is an exclusive that a
00:39:44.440 lot of conservatives are celebrating, and I don't think they should be celebrating
00:39:47.040 too soon. Top Anheuser-Busch marketing executives responsible for the boycott are no longer
00:39:55.600 employed. So not the marketing executives who pushed the boycott, but the marketing executives
00:40:02.040 who pushed the weird trans stuff that impelled the boycott. Group Vice President for Marketing,
00:40:08.020 Daniel Blake, and Bud Light Marketing Vice President, Alyssa Heinerscheid, are gone, according
00:40:14.000 to obtained text messages with the current regional head of marketing. Daily Caller is
00:40:18.140 granting and an enmity of the source to discuss a legally fraught internal company policy.
00:40:24.000 To my understanding, if we publicly announce the word fire, it opens up the potential for
00:40:26.700 them to sue us. That's why we said leave Babson's, but they're gone. Not good enough for me, man.
00:40:35.560 Not good enough for me. And people are saying actually here, some of the anonymous sources,
00:40:39.920 they say. To be fair, Daniel Blake was actually awesome. I think he was just caught in crossfire.
00:40:44.240 But also, he did hire her, Alyssa Heinerscheid. So that's a fault of his. Okay, I don't even want
00:40:51.020 to hear it about Alyssa Heinerscheid. Daniel Blake and Alyssa Heinerscheid are not the reason that
00:40:57.240 Transheuser-Busch pushed the rainbow flag and pushed transgenderism. The highest echelons of AB InBev,
00:41:05.720 Transheuser-Busch, after it was bought up by that Belgian company, they're the ones who are
00:41:10.380 responsible because they're the ones who are beholden to the asset managers and the institutional
00:41:14.760 investors who are pushing ESG. That's why Bud Light, Transheuser-Busch, and all these other
00:41:19.620 companies don't come out and publicly apologize. Because if they apologize and they say, we're not
00:41:24.080 going to push transgenderism anymore, then they're going to have a lower ESG score. And then they might
00:41:29.020 lose investment from the big asset managers. And then their stock price might tank. And by the way,
00:41:34.520 most of these companies have signed on to something called the Global Alliance for Responsible Media,
00:41:39.480 GARM. And what GARM says is, you've got to align your public efforts in your company in accordance
00:41:46.800 with liberal activism and specifically with the Rainbow Coalition and transgenderism. And if you
00:41:53.400 don't, we've got a partnership with the tech platforms and with the advertising platforms,
00:41:57.720 which are monopolistic, oligopolistic at least, and really pretty close to monopolistic when you look
00:42:03.080 at Google Ads. And so if you don't toe the line on transgenderism, then we're going to take away
00:42:07.680 your ability to market your product. That's what this is about. This isn't about some VP of marketing.
00:42:13.380 These are the fall guys. As they say, they got caught in the crossfire. Yeah, they did get caught
00:42:17.280 in the crossfire. And maybe they played it a little loose, this gal, Alyssa Heiner, she played a little
00:42:21.840 loose. But this was a decision made from the very top. And so until we see heads rolling at the very top
00:42:29.940 of the company, or I don't even need the heads to roll. They need to pull out of GARM. They need to
00:42:34.380 resist the ESG nonsense. They need to pressure the asset managers like BlackRock. You're starting
00:42:39.400 to see this weekend over there at BlackRock now at Vanguard and State Street to move away from this
00:42:45.280 liberal activism using your money and my money to do it. Then I don't want to hear it. I don't want,
00:42:52.180 okay, good. Oh, the marketing VP is gone. Give me a break. It doesn't mean anything.
00:42:56.480 Look, I'm as hopeful, glass half full as it gets in the conservative movement.
00:43:00.800 A lot of my friends and colleagues in this particular region of politics are always just
00:43:06.240 angry and complaining about everything. And that's really not my view. But here, guys,
00:43:09.840 we're getting played for fools. You'd have to be so naive to think that because they fired some
00:43:13.280 two-bit marketing VP, the transizer Bush has turned it around. Look what they're still sponsoring
00:43:17.660 pride parades. Give me a break. Speaking of harmful, powerful social movements,
00:43:23.400 a former Penn State professor has just told journalists and just followed the lawsuit because
00:43:32.680 the professor was told by college administrators that, quote, there is a problem with the white race.
00:43:41.020 It's according to a former Penn State University at Abington professor. I believe I was invited to
00:43:45.640 speak at that school and then the libs who run the school shut that down. I seem to recall that.
00:43:50.580 This happens a number of times every semester, so I might be getting the details blurry,
00:43:54.340 but I think it was this school. Well, this professor is, Zach DePiero, is suing the school
00:44:01.500 for discrimination on the basis of his race. Say, when he complained about the continuous stream of
00:44:09.360 racial insult directed at white faculty in the writing department, the director of the affirmative
00:44:14.220 action office told him that, quote, there is a problem with the white race that he should attend
00:44:20.180 anti-racist workshops until you get it and that he might have mental health issues because he's white
00:44:28.980 and didn't want to be told that white people are evil all the time and be treated like a second-class
00:44:34.020 citizen. That is established in our law. And I know that we're taught that white people are the
00:44:46.820 really privileged class. They're the race at the top of the social hierarchy. But according to the
00:44:53.500 way the political order works in the United States right now, the opposite is true. I've said it on the
00:44:57.000 show before and I'll say it again. White people are one of two racial groups that you can discriminate
00:45:02.040 against on the basis of college admissions and things like employment. And it's the only racial
00:45:06.700 group that you can not only legally discriminate against, but also are encouraged to socially
00:45:12.120 discriminate against and publicly insult. White people, that's the group. And so this is obviously
00:45:18.980 rather evil and white people, especially white liberals, lap it up because they've been infected
00:45:23.400 with a pandemic called white guilt, something that I don't feel. I think it's because the southern
00:45:27.640 Italian swarthiness in me has made me immune to such a disease. But it's a major issue and conservatives
00:45:36.600 don't really want to talk about it because being called a racist is still the worst thing that you
00:45:41.380 can be called in the United States. And even many conservatives are still just terrified of being
00:45:46.980 called a racist. So they don't want to bring up anything that has anything to do with racial grievance.
00:45:51.300 But someone's got to answer this. And if the uniparty and the political establishment won't do it,
00:45:58.620 even the right-wing members of that political establishment, then some outside populist
00:46:04.620 candidate is going to do it. In 2016, the Libs naturally accused Donald Trump of being a racist.
00:46:11.040 And this was absolutely preposterous. But Donald Trump was not politically correct and he used language
00:46:16.140 that if other candidates had used it, they would have been written off and set off into the sunset
00:46:22.260 as racist. When he shows up to go down the escalator and he says, I'm announcing my presidential
00:46:28.260 campaign because there are a lot of people coming across the border in Mexico and they're rapists and
00:46:33.360 they're murderers and they're terrible people. But some, I assume, are okay, good people.
00:46:38.220 And he said, and also there are a lot of places from failed Muslim countries where you're getting
00:46:43.580 terrorists coming in here. We're going to shut that down. And the uniparty said, oh my goodness,
00:46:48.480 he can't really say that. And Donald Trump, if Donald Trump is a racist, I don't know what racist
00:46:54.020 means. Donald Trump's been featured in 300 rap songs, right? Donald Trump is a mainstream pop
00:47:01.860 culture figure. He's never displayed any racial animus against anybody. He hugs everybody. He's
00:47:07.120 been friends with everybody for his whole life. And so if racist just means you're willing to speak
00:47:14.500 bluntly and you're not going to apologize for the grievous sin of being born with white skin,
00:47:21.160 then okay, I guess he meets that low threshold for racism. But there are a lot of people who say,
00:47:26.240 oh, finally, I'm not going to be called a monster for the color of my skin. This is what impelled a much
00:47:34.520 more polished candidate like Glenn Youngkin to win in Virginia. It was two issues. It was
00:47:39.100 the gender bathroom stuff and it was critical race theory.
00:47:45.240 A Republican, really even maybe a left-wing populist candidate, people who as the country
00:47:50.420 is becoming more divided between the many and the few, populist candidates are going to have to
00:47:55.160 address this because this is deeply unjust. This is wrong. We need to push for the Supreme Court to
00:47:59.200 overrule affirmative action and we need to lose it with the crazy white guilt stuff.
00:48:04.620 And right now, the leading candidate for that kind of disruptive attitude is Donald Trump.
00:48:12.680 And I know, look, some people are going to say other candidates, especially Ron DeSantis,
00:48:16.400 they could be better. They should be better at this. Maybe, maybe not. We'll get into a little
00:48:21.860 bit tomorrow because I'm already over time. But right now, that guy is the leading candidate. And
00:48:25.800 that's why the libs are so insistent that they've got him now. No member block today because,
00:48:29.720 I don't know, we're going all over the place. Producer Danny won't get me my iPad,
00:48:34.880 but we will have that back tomorrow. I'm Michael Noles. This is the Michael Noles Show. See you then.
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