The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 1305 - Miracle Drug Kills Obesity With One Side Effect

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00:00:37.680 Great news, fatties.

00:00:39.520 Scientists are promising that soon you will be able to have your cake and eat it too.

00:00:45.640 Researchers at the University of Texas have been testing a new drug called CPACC, C-P-A-C-C,

00:00:52.280 that has proven to stave off weight gain in mice, no matter how much the mice stuff to their fat little rodent faces.

00:01:00.200 The drug works by inhibiting the way that magnesium flows through mitochondria,

00:01:04.740 which is the part of the cell responsible for producing energy.

00:01:07.920 Excess magnesium seems to slow mitochondria's ability to burn calories,

00:01:12.980 so the drug mimics the deletion of the protein-coding gene that controls the flow of magnesium,

00:01:20.000 thus limiting it and effectively increasing the body's metabolism,

00:01:24.720 which is all a dazzling feat of science.

00:01:28.040 But I have another suggestion.

00:01:29.760 Rather than squander countless resources,

00:01:34.780 man hours, dollars, laboratory equipment, so on,

00:01:38.500 trying to figure out how to counteract the consequences of people's gluttony,

00:01:44.620 what if we just encouraged people to put the cupcakes down?

00:01:51.060 I know weight loss is difficult for some.

00:01:54.260 Some people have it harder than others.

00:01:55.920 But this magic experimental pill that rewires your body chemistry

00:02:01.720 doesn't seem like the best solution.

00:02:04.940 It isn't a solution at all because obesity isn't the cause of people's problems,

00:02:09.420 but a symptom of people's problems.

00:02:12.180 Modern, liberal, pill-popping, scientific culture

00:02:16.080 constantly treats symptoms as causes.

00:02:20.480 Are you depressed?

00:02:22.060 Pop a Xanax.

00:02:22.940 Don't worry about working on your marriage or reconciling with your father

00:02:27.120 or finally finishing that degree or getting a job,

00:02:30.420 even maybe, dare I suggest it,

00:02:32.780 going to church to recognize the meaning and purpose in your life.

00:02:35.940 No, don't worry about that.

00:02:37.000 Don't worry about that unshakable existential ennui

00:02:39.640 caused by a lack of faith,

00:02:41.440 which is the substance of things hoped for

00:02:42.920 and the evidence of things unseen.

00:02:44.240 No, just drug yourself.

00:02:47.340 Boop.

00:02:48.260 Hmm, all better.

00:02:49.400 Having trouble sleeping?

00:02:50.320 Well, don't worry about exercising

00:02:52.620 or trying to relax

00:02:54.440 or cutting down on the partying

00:02:56.440 or no, don't.

00:02:57.800 Just take a sleeping pill.

00:02:59.640 Are you feeling fat?

00:03:01.260 Well, don't change your diet

00:03:02.520 and address the causes of your gluttony and compulsive eating.

00:03:05.480 No, no, no.

00:03:05.980 Just, we got a pill for that too.

00:03:08.440 And these pills are always marketed as healthy for you.

00:03:11.840 But in fact,

00:03:13.460 not only are they not healthy,

00:03:15.100 they are actively harmful

00:03:16.720 because the depression,

00:03:19.220 the insomnia,

00:03:20.320 the obesity,

00:03:21.280 name whatever other nasty outcome you want.

00:03:24.040 Those are all symptoms of deeper problems,

00:03:27.340 vices,

00:03:28.260 bad habits,

00:03:29.360 unresolved issues in your life.

00:03:31.440 And they can sometimes,

00:03:32.600 these little pills,

00:03:33.340 they can sometimes mask the problem,

00:03:35.400 at least for a little bit.

00:03:36.860 But by leaving the underlying cause unaddressed,

00:03:40.240 by leaving all the bad habits in place,

00:03:42.040 they will ultimately only make the problem worse.

00:03:45.900 That is because the problem ultimately

00:03:47.600 isn't that you're a little chubby

00:03:49.140 or a little tired

00:03:49.900 or a little depressed.

00:03:50.740 The problem ultimately is called concupiscence,

00:03:53.720 the inclination to sin

00:03:55.140 caused by the fall of man.

00:03:57.620 You want five cupcakes

00:03:58.960 because your ancestor ate an apple.

00:04:01.840 Quacks have been trying for millennia

00:04:03.660 to find a magic man-made workaround for that one.

00:04:07.320 And every single time they've tried,

00:04:09.720 the problems only seem to get worse.

00:04:13.380 I'm Michael Knowles.

00:04:14.180 This is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:04:22.060 Welcome back to the show.

00:04:23.520 The people want Trump to debate.

00:04:25.000 Trump does not want to debate.

00:04:26.060 The people want Trump to debate.

00:04:27.000 We'll get to that in a second.

00:04:28.180 First though,

00:04:30.060 apropos of nothing,

00:04:32.140 Chris Christie.

00:04:33.580 Chris Christie has just visited Ukraine.

00:04:37.040 He's visited Ukraine

00:04:38.380 and he's done so on a mission

00:04:41.280 to bring Ukraine President

00:04:42.840 Vladimir Zelensky

00:04:43.800 some Bon Jovi memorabilia.

00:04:46.920 John wrote out the lyrics

00:04:48.560 to the song It's My Life,

00:04:50.400 which serves as an inspiration

00:04:51.520 for a lot of the citizens in Odessa

00:04:54.480 as they were preparing

00:04:55.700 for the invasion by the Russians.

00:04:57.520 He wrote it out in his own hand,

00:04:58.980 got it framed,

00:05:00.140 and I brought it to President Zelensky,

00:05:02.360 presented it to him,

00:05:03.460 and said that this is representative

00:05:05.100 of many of the American people

00:05:07.380 and what they feel about the cause

00:05:09.020 that's being fought for in Ukraine

00:05:10.880 and who support Ukrainian people

00:05:13.120 against Russian barbarism.

00:05:15.480 And we got a good laugh over it

00:05:17.240 about two guys from New Jersey

00:05:18.860 trying to be supportive

00:05:20.440 of what's happening over in Ukraine

00:05:23.400 for the Ukrainian people.

00:05:24.900 And so I was happy to do that

00:05:27.580 and to be able to show him

00:05:29.180 that there's lots of folks over here,

00:05:31.540 in fact, hundreds of millions of Americans

00:05:33.820 who believe that the Ukrainian cause is just.

00:05:37.880 There's also lots of folks over in Kiev.

00:05:41.060 There's also lots of folks from America

00:05:44.460 who seem to be flying in and out of Ukraine

00:05:47.380 to hang out with Zelensky

00:05:49.140 and take photos for glossy magazines

00:05:51.400 and do long interviews

00:05:52.480 and bring him memorabilia

00:05:54.100 from 1980s rock stars.

00:05:56.220 And they seem to be doing it pretty easily

00:05:58.900 for a war-torn country.

00:06:01.540 It would seem to undercut the argument

00:06:05.360 that Ukraine is in this state of total war.

00:06:08.220 It's the most perilous moment for Europe

00:06:10.420 in the last 70 years

00:06:11.700 when Chris Christie sees fit to fly in,

00:06:15.700 hang out with his buddy,

00:06:16.740 have a few laughs over.

00:06:19.340 Look, I like Bon Jovi,

00:06:20.460 but, you know,

00:06:21.640 it's my life, it's now or never.

00:06:25.280 This is just not,

00:06:26.800 this doesn't seem like a good,

00:06:28.160 a good use of war resources,

00:06:31.480 and it would seem to undercut the argument

00:06:34.520 that we need to keep sending

00:06:35.680 $10 bazillion over to Ukraine

00:06:37.600 because it's on the brink of collapse

00:06:39.040 and we're going to head into World War III.

00:06:41.060 A lot of tourism for a war zone.

00:06:44.100 So what's the point of this trip?

00:06:46.440 Other than to have a talking point

00:06:48.720 for Chris Christie on the campaign trail

00:06:50.080 and on CNN.

00:06:50.980 The point of this trip,

00:06:52.520 why would the former governor of New Jersey,

00:06:54.660 who's now running for president

00:06:55.780 in a long shot bid,

00:06:56.760 why would he go to Ukraine?

00:06:59.080 Especially when Ukraine

00:07:00.200 would seem to be,

00:07:02.420 maybe not according to the liberal media,

00:07:03.760 but would seem to be,

00:07:05.560 just according to the conservatives I talk to,

00:07:07.360 not the most popular issue

00:07:08.680 with the GOP base.

00:07:09.700 The point of that trip

00:07:11.160 is to signal

00:07:13.200 to the liberal establishment

00:07:15.520 that a President Christie

00:07:16.760 would accept the State Department foreign policy.

00:07:18.820 Mike Pence just went over to Ukraine too

00:07:21.660 to signal his support

00:07:24.240 for the State Department policy

00:07:26.380 that he will continue this war,

00:07:29.680 the point of which I'm not quite certain

00:07:31.460 and the end point of which

00:07:34.560 I'm not quite sure when that would be.

00:07:36.660 That's different than, say, a Trump

00:07:38.560 who says, I'll end the war immediately.

00:07:40.940 That's different than a DeSantis

00:07:42.340 who has been a little vaguer on the issue,

00:07:45.020 but he's broadly signaled

00:07:47.500 that he's in opposition to continuing

00:07:48.800 to fund this war.

00:07:51.600 In contrast to Vivek Ramaswamy,

00:07:54.780 who's within the top three candidates now,

00:07:56.580 same thing.

00:07:57.760 You're seeing that big split.

00:08:00.080 The GOP insurgency,

00:08:01.720 which says we're going to upend

00:08:03.460 the foreign policy

00:08:04.340 that has defined both parties

00:08:06.160 for the last 40 years,

00:08:08.580 maybe more than 40 years,

00:08:11.200 the Uniparty,

00:08:12.140 and the establishment,

00:08:15.800 more establishment-leaning people

00:08:17.100 who say, no,

00:08:18.020 we're not going to change

00:08:18.760 foreign policy at all.

00:08:19.820 And what's crazy about the moment

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00:08:22.400 this populist moment in the GOP

00:08:24.660 and a little bit for the Democrats,

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00:08:29.780 the populists who say,

00:08:30.920 we want a totally new foreign policy,

00:08:33.220 those are the guys

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00:08:35.420 The other guys are Chris Christie.

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00:10:00.100 Americans are done

00:10:01.340 with the war in Ukraine.

00:10:03.480 The establishment

00:10:04.680 will constantly tell us,

00:10:06.120 no, actually,

00:10:07.060 the support for Ukraine

00:10:08.580 pulls very high in the GOP.

00:10:10.380 It's just you crazy

00:10:11.420 Tucker Carlson,

00:10:13.060 Donald Trump,

00:10:14.500 MAGA,

00:10:15.340 populist,

00:10:16.300 conservatives.

00:10:17.320 You guys are fringe

00:10:18.380 if you think that maybe

00:10:20.000 the perpetuation of the war

00:10:21.960 in Ukraine is not a great idea.

00:10:23.200 No.

00:10:23.580 The majority of Americans

00:10:25.180 and the majority of Republicans,

00:10:27.500 majority of conservatives,

00:10:29.680 the good conservatives,

00:10:30.820 they support the ongoing war in Ukraine.

00:10:33.020 That isn't true.

00:10:34.260 It just isn't true.

00:10:35.040 We have a new survey out

00:10:36.880 that shows it.

00:10:37.620 And this is a survey

00:10:38.380 that shows that

00:10:41.780 1,200 adult respondents

00:10:44.200 in this poll conducted by SSRS,

00:10:46.760 among them,

00:10:47.440 55% said Congress

00:10:49.640 should not approve

00:10:51.240 additional funding to Ukraine.

00:10:53.780 45% supported more funding.

00:10:56.380 So,

00:10:57.360 I'm not saying it's 70-30.

00:10:59.020 I'm not saying it's 80-20.

00:10:59.960 But it's 55-45.

00:11:00.840 It's a clear majority of Americans.

00:11:02.860 And Democrats are much more likely

00:11:05.460 to support the war in Ukraine.

00:11:06.380 So, among Republicans,

00:11:07.380 it's pretty clear.

00:11:09.220 They want to wind down

00:11:10.340 the war in Ukraine.

00:11:12.280 And this marks a reversal

00:11:13.600 of that CNN poll

00:11:14.860 that was conducted

00:11:15.640 shortly after Russia invaded

00:11:18.200 in February of 2022,

00:11:19.620 which found that 62% of Americans

00:11:21.340 wanted the U.S. to do more

00:11:22.500 to help Ukraine.

00:11:24.200 Well, now they're saying,

00:11:24.960 no, thank you.

00:11:25.860 So,

00:11:26.320 it will change depending

00:11:27.620 on how the question is asked.

00:11:28.960 But money talks

00:11:30.180 and BS walks.

00:11:31.140 And when people are asked,

00:11:31.880 should we continue

00:11:32.500 to send money

00:11:33.140 and therefore arms

00:11:34.740 and munitions

00:11:35.640 and all these other resources

00:11:37.580 to prolong the war

00:11:38.300 to keep the war

00:11:39.280 in Ukraine going?

00:11:40.380 Majority of Americans

00:11:41.320 say no.

00:11:44.240 Which,

00:11:45.320 we,

00:11:45.780 I could have told you before,

00:11:46.920 even with the stupid CNN polls,

00:11:48.720 because the poll

00:11:50.120 that matters on this issue

00:11:51.160 is the poll

00:11:52.060 of the GOP primary.

00:11:53.480 And every top candidate

00:11:55.240 by a long shot

00:11:56.640 is saying,

00:11:57.780 we want to wind down

00:11:58.780 this war.

00:12:00.360 Now,

00:12:01.180 the most populist candidate

00:12:03.100 in the race,

00:12:04.280 coincidentally,

00:12:05.480 maybe not so coincidentally,

00:12:06.700 is the candidate

00:12:07.580 who's winning

00:12:08.100 by a landslide right now.

00:12:09.700 Donald Trump

00:12:10.180 is dominating the field

00:12:11.320 everywhere

00:12:12.060 and he's increasing

00:12:13.860 his lead.

00:12:15.220 And as that is happening,

00:12:17.260 the number two candidate,

00:12:18.460 Ron DeSantis,

00:12:19.100 who is going to be

00:12:19.680 the main challenger

00:12:20.660 to Donald Trump,

00:12:21.940 is collapsing.

00:12:22.820 Not just in the national polls,

00:12:24.900 but even in those

00:12:25.640 early primary states

00:12:26.780 that will decide

00:12:29.320 whether or not

00:12:29.980 his campaign

00:12:30.660 gets to continue on

00:12:31.900 or whether it flops.

00:12:32.940 Including in New Hampshire.

00:12:34.280 Ron DeSantis

00:12:34.860 has just dropped

00:12:35.500 a single digits

00:12:36.440 in New Hampshire.

00:12:38.460 Very,

00:12:39.100 very bad news

00:12:40.100 for

00:12:40.820 the governor.

00:12:43.200 Trump right now

00:12:44.160 in New Hampshire

00:12:44.880 is at 43%.

00:12:46.080 No other candidate

00:12:47.100 comes close.

00:12:48.620 DeSantis

00:12:49.140 and Chris Christie

00:12:49.880 actually tie

00:12:50.940 for second place

00:12:51.960 in New Hampshire.

00:12:52.820 New Hampshire

00:12:53.200 is notoriously

00:12:54.180 a weird state

00:12:55.640 where the more liberal

00:12:57.100 Republican candidates

00:12:58.120 generally can do better.

00:12:59.500 John McCain

00:13:00.060 staked a lot of his campaign

00:13:01.840 on that.

00:13:02.480 Mitt Romney,

00:13:03.200 John Huntsman

00:13:03.760 when he was running

00:13:04.280 for president.

00:13:05.160 Chris Christie now too.

00:13:06.600 Even with,

00:13:07.480 Trump is still

00:13:08.480 far and away

00:13:09.440 the number one guy.

00:13:12.060 The reason this is

00:13:13.220 so brutal

00:13:13.980 for DeSantis

00:13:14.740 DeSantis is

00:13:15.860 is that

00:13:16.740 the DeSantis

00:13:18.440 mojo

00:13:19.240 was based

00:13:20.380 largely on the view

00:13:21.740 that he could win

00:13:23.200 the primary

00:13:24.500 and the general.

00:13:25.220 He's the only candidate

00:13:26.180 who can beat

00:13:26.760 Trump in the primary

00:13:27.620 and he's

00:13:28.600 a candidate

00:13:29.240 much better positioned

00:13:30.520 to defeat Joe Biden

00:13:31.660 in the general.

00:13:32.360 That was the argument.

00:13:34.560 So,

00:13:36.080 yes,

00:13:37.000 the campaign

00:13:37.400 was premised on him

00:13:38.160 being a good governor.

00:13:38.920 Yes,

00:13:39.120 the campaign

00:13:39.420 was premised on him

00:13:40.080 doing well with donors.

00:13:41.060 Yes,

00:13:41.180 the campaign

00:13:41.540 was premised on him

00:13:42.280 having a clear

00:13:42.780 political vision.

00:13:43.460 He's got all those things.

00:13:45.120 But,

00:13:46.440 the main factor here

00:13:48.060 when you're talking

00:13:48.600 about going up

00:13:49.060 against Donald Trump

00:13:49.740 who's running

00:13:50.180 effectively as an incumbent

00:13:51.160 is that he could win.

00:13:52.900 So,

00:13:53.080 the moment that it seems

00:13:54.060 that DeSantis

00:13:54.560 can't win,

00:13:55.620 it's not just

00:13:56.120 that his campaign

00:13:56.620 is gradually

00:13:57.220 going to drop

00:13:57.680 drop drop a little bit.

00:13:58.520 It's going to start

00:13:59.060 to drop precipitously

00:14:00.140 as we have already seen.

00:14:02.520 Trump's campaign,

00:14:03.780 ironically,

00:14:05.100 in the minds

00:14:05.600 of some people,

00:14:06.920 is not premised

00:14:07.960 on the idea

00:14:08.600 that he could win.

00:14:09.320 This is what we heard

00:14:10.180 a lot from

00:14:10.780 the Never Trumpers

00:14:11.480 in 2016

00:14:12.120 who,

00:14:13.100 some of whom

00:14:13.420 came around to Trump

00:14:14.180 but then,

00:14:15.000 basically,

00:14:15.460 most of them,

00:14:15.860 Mike Cernovich made this point,

00:14:16.880 most of them

00:14:17.240 are back to hating Trump

00:14:18.300 now in 2024

00:14:19.100 now that there's

00:14:20.000 at least a somewhat

00:14:21.560 credible challenger

00:14:22.320 to him.

00:14:23.500 They always said

00:14:24.520 Trump's whole campaign

00:14:25.600 is just premised

00:14:26.180 on him being a winner.

00:14:27.220 I win,

00:14:27.620 win,

00:14:27.820 win.

00:14:28.880 Winners never lose.

00:14:30.000 Losers never win.

00:14:31.320 Don't be a big loser

00:14:32.320 with a big L on your head.

00:14:33.240 I'm a winner,

00:14:33.820 right?

00:14:34.240 So,

00:14:34.620 their thesis was

00:14:36.240 the moment that Trump

00:14:37.660 loses,

00:14:39.620 he collapses.

00:14:40.200 And that obviously

00:14:42.220 hasn't happened.

00:14:43.020 This is what is causing

00:14:43.960 the people who oppose

00:14:45.080 Trump and the GOP

00:14:45.860 to want to pull their hair out.

00:14:47.080 As you're saying,

00:14:47.460 he lost 25 midterms.

00:14:49.620 They kind of exaggerate

00:14:50.580 the way that he

00:14:51.280 allegedly lost the midterms.

00:14:53.040 Or they'll say,

00:14:53.540 his candidates that he

00:14:54.560 endorsed lost,

00:14:55.360 some of whom did lose,

00:14:56.480 some of whom didn't lose.

00:14:57.420 Or they'll say,

00:14:58.360 well,

00:14:58.700 Trump lost in 2020.

00:14:59.980 And that one is

00:15:00.940 indisputable.

00:15:02.040 You might say the election

00:15:02.700 was rigged,

00:15:03.140 you might say the election

00:15:03.800 was stolen,

00:15:04.200 but he isn't president

00:15:05.720 right now.

00:15:06.140 So you could say that.

00:15:07.120 You could say,

00:15:07.400 okay,

00:15:07.740 here's the testing

00:15:09.060 of this hypothesis.

00:15:10.280 Trump lost in 2020,

00:15:12.660 at least in as much

00:15:13.560 as he is not the president

00:15:14.380 right now,

00:15:15.040 has he lost the support

00:15:16.280 of his base?

00:15:16.960 No.

00:15:17.800 His support has grown.

00:15:19.660 So that thesis,

00:15:21.140 which is the crucial thesis,

00:15:22.980 forget about DeSantis.

00:15:23.960 I'm not blaming DeSantis

00:15:24.940 for this.

00:15:25.520 I think this was a,

00:15:26.620 just built into the nature

00:15:27.960 of this race

00:15:28.440 against Donald Trump.

00:15:29.200 But it means that

00:15:30.480 any challenger candidate

00:15:31.640 is screwed

00:15:32.780 or will have

00:15:34.420 an extremely uphill battle

00:15:35.780 because

00:15:36.640 that,

00:15:38.720 that vulnerability

00:15:40.440 of Trump

00:15:41.320 in being viewed

00:15:43.020 as a loser

00:15:43.560 appears not to be

00:15:45.080 much of a vulnerability

00:15:45.940 at all.

00:15:48.940 These guys got

00:15:50.340 so much wrong

00:15:51.320 about Trump.

00:15:52.440 I was talking to a friend

00:15:53.100 of mine about this

00:15:53.580 the other day.

00:15:54.140 One of the other knocks

00:15:54.800 on Trump is that,

00:15:55.820 on the point of populism,

00:15:57.000 is that he's a demagogue.

00:15:58.060 Trump is just a total

00:15:58.920 demagogue.

00:15:59.800 He goes around,

00:16:00.880 he'll pander to anybody.

00:16:02.880 What we've seen

00:16:03.540 over the years

00:16:04.000 is that really isn't true.

00:16:05.580 You could,

00:16:05.800 you could attack Trump

00:16:06.680 for all sorts

00:16:07.360 of different reasons.

00:16:08.560 But you can't really

00:16:09.180 attack him for being

00:16:09.860 a demagogue

00:16:10.580 because demagogues

00:16:12.320 are people

00:16:12.740 who just tell the audience

00:16:14.120 whatever the audience

00:16:14.880 wants to hear.

00:16:16.380 They,

00:16:16.600 they change their tune

00:16:17.860 with every single

00:16:18.660 campaign appearance.

00:16:20.780 Trump,

00:16:21.800 famously,

00:16:22.580 infamously,

00:16:23.340 doesn't do that.

00:16:24.700 Trump is like

00:16:25.460 a broken record.

00:16:26.460 He never stops

00:16:27.280 going on about the things

00:16:28.360 that he goes on about.

00:16:29.100 This has been one of the

00:16:29.780 criticisms of his campaign.

00:16:30.820 He won't shut up

00:16:31.680 about the 2020 election

00:16:32.740 even though it might

00:16:33.260 hurt him in the polls.

00:16:34.320 Well,

00:16:34.840 yeah,

00:16:35.240 maybe it'll hurt him

00:16:36.140 in the polls,

00:16:36.500 maybe it won't.

00:16:37.340 But he just keeps

00:16:38.060 talking about it.

00:16:38.920 He's stuck to his same

00:16:40.000 issues again and again

00:16:40.940 and again,

00:16:41.460 much more so than

00:16:42.220 other candidates

00:16:42.760 who I think can more

00:16:43.880 rightly be accused

00:16:44.700 of demagoguery.

00:16:45.500 Someone like a Chris Christie

00:16:46.440 could much more rightly

00:16:47.980 be accused of demagoguery

00:16:49.300 than somebody such as

00:16:50.960 Donald Trump.

00:16:51.640 So,

00:16:51.880 in any case,

00:16:52.560 DeSantis understands

00:16:53.760 that his campaign

00:16:54.260 is in a lot of trouble,

00:16:55.060 that the situation

00:16:55.700 is quite dangerous.

00:16:56.720 So,

00:16:56.940 he has fired

00:16:57.540 his campaign manager.

00:16:59.520 DeSantis has replaced

00:17:01.000 campaign manager

00:17:01.680 Janera Peck

00:17:02.420 with James Uthmeyer

00:17:04.800 who has served

00:17:06.380 as his office's

00:17:07.140 chief of staff

00:17:07.740 for a long time.

00:17:09.660 And Peck is not

00:17:10.660 going to be totally

00:17:11.280 canned from the campaign.

00:17:12.360 She is now

00:17:12.900 the chief strategist

00:17:14.180 of the campaign

00:17:14.620 but she's not going

00:17:15.140 to be running

00:17:15.520 those day-to-day operations

00:17:17.200 that a campaign

00:17:18.160 manager needs to.

00:17:19.580 Let me tell you

00:17:20.120 something here.

00:17:21.760 If you get

00:17:22.520 fired in a campaign,

00:17:24.220 people try to

00:17:24.760 put a lot of blame

00:17:25.740 on you.

00:17:26.900 They just,

00:17:27.380 they make you a scapegoat,

00:17:28.500 they throw you

00:17:28.900 under the bus.

00:17:30.280 I don't really blame

00:17:31.420 Janera Peck

00:17:32.120 for the collapse

00:17:32.760 of the DeSantis campaign.

00:17:34.480 Or,

00:17:34.880 maybe it's not fair

00:17:35.440 to call it a collapse.

00:17:36.180 It has been a bit

00:17:36.780 of a collapse

00:17:37.200 but there's still hope.

00:17:38.900 He's not out of the race yet.

00:17:40.700 But I don't blame her.

00:17:42.460 I don't really blame

00:17:44.220 the fundraisers,

00:17:46.320 certainly.

00:17:46.580 I don't really blame

00:17:47.320 the strategists.

00:17:48.180 I don't blame

00:17:49.340 the candidate.

00:17:51.020 I think the,

00:17:51.960 I think these are all

00:17:52.540 pretty talented people

00:17:53.520 who've done a pretty

00:17:54.440 good job in politics.

00:17:57.660 It's the circumstance.

00:17:59.740 As I've said

00:18:00.460 from the beginning,

00:18:01.580 I know,

00:18:02.180 I know everyone now

00:18:03.280 as the primary heats up,

00:18:05.080 they're all trying to say,

00:18:06.100 oh,

00:18:06.200 the,

00:18:06.420 the other candidate

00:18:07.300 is evil.

00:18:07.780 If you're on the DeSantis team,

00:18:08.880 you say,

00:18:09.220 Trump is stupid and dumb

00:18:10.480 and evil and bad

00:18:11.260 and he's inevitably

00:18:11.840 going to lose

00:18:12.440 all the same stuff

00:18:13.360 we heard in 2016.

00:18:14.480 And if you're on

00:18:15.180 the Trump camp,

00:18:15.700 you're going to say,

00:18:16.140 oh, DeSantis,

00:18:16.760 he's a rhino shill.

00:18:18.180 He's incompetent.

00:18:19.420 He's weird.

00:18:20.160 He's this,

00:18:20.540 he's that.

00:18:20.740 I don't think any of that's true.

00:18:22.860 These are,

00:18:23.280 these are both

00:18:24.020 strong candidates,

00:18:26.040 strong politicians.

00:18:26.880 They've done very good stuff.

00:18:28.080 They've got sophisticated

00:18:28.800 campaign teams around them.

00:18:30.120 They've got somewhat

00:18:30.820 eccentric campaign teams

00:18:31.720 around them,

00:18:32.100 both of them.

00:18:32.600 It's the circumstances

00:18:35.220 which was always the issue.

00:18:37.440 If you're going to blame

00:18:38.060 the DeSantis campaign

00:18:38.780 for anything,

00:18:39.580 it's just for them

00:18:40.220 miscalculating

00:18:41.260 the strength of Trump

00:18:43.340 going into this election.

00:18:45.260 Which,

00:18:45.800 some of us

00:18:46.600 who I don't,

00:18:48.160 I'm not endorsing

00:18:48.980 in 2024,

00:18:49.960 I have no intention

00:18:50.480 of endorsing in the primary,

00:18:52.280 I'm not working

00:18:52.880 for any campaign,

00:18:53.940 unlike,

00:18:54.700 it would seem,

00:18:55.300 many other

00:18:55.840 GOP commentators

00:18:57.300 and conservative writers.

00:18:59.200 I just don't see

00:19:02.320 how you have

00:19:02.680 this historic situation

00:19:04.000 where you've got

00:19:04.600 a major question mark

00:19:05.960 around an election,

00:19:06.940 2020,

00:19:07.640 and you've got

00:19:08.320 a candidate running

00:19:09.100 for the first time

00:19:10.680 since 1888

00:19:11.760 for a non-consecutive

00:19:13.580 second term

00:19:14.380 and you've got

00:19:15.820 this guy,

00:19:17.120 Donald Trump,

00:19:17.740 who has remade

00:19:18.620 the GOP

00:19:19.180 after his own image

00:19:20.280 and broken from

00:19:21.240 20, 30 years

00:19:22.980 of basically

00:19:24.280 unchanged

00:19:25.080 GOP dogma.

00:19:26.280 He's led this

00:19:27.300 kind of populist

00:19:28.080 insurgency.

00:19:29.200 Alongside

00:19:30.440 a populist wave

00:19:32.000 throughout the West,

00:19:33.360 in England

00:19:33.920 with the Brexit,

00:19:35.480 in Hungary

00:19:36.020 with Viktor Orban,

00:19:37.020 in Italy

00:19:37.440 with Georgia Maloney,

00:19:38.700 in France

00:19:39.180 with Le Pen,

00:19:40.060 in Spain,

00:19:40.880 in Sweden,

00:19:41.700 in Germany now,

00:19:42.800 you've got

00:19:43.720 this perfect moment

00:19:45.420 for a candidate

00:19:46.020 like Trump.

00:19:47.480 I'm not saying

00:19:48.240 it's impossible

00:19:48.880 to beat him,

00:19:49.440 it's not.

00:19:50.080 There's still a chance

00:19:51.040 that a candidate,

00:19:52.320 whether it's DeSantis

00:19:53.040 or someone else,

00:19:53.680 could beat him,

00:19:54.260 but the odds

00:19:55.000 are just pretty low

00:19:56.120 and they're all

00:19:57.020 going to want

00:19:57.240 to blame the candidate.

00:19:58.240 It's not about

00:19:58.780 those other candidates,

00:19:59.620 it's not about

00:20:00.080 the staffers,

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00:20:01.320 the campaigns,

00:20:02.460 it's about Trump.

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00:20:09.500 on needs to see

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00:20:15.620 to run

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00:21:26.180 Speaking of Trump

00:21:27.120 and weaknesses

00:21:27.700 he does have

00:21:28.720 one apparent weakness

00:21:30.620 right now

00:21:31.160 right now

00:21:31.860 at this particular moment

00:21:32.900 which is

00:21:34.100 Trump doesn't want

00:21:35.220 to debate.

00:21:35.700 Of course he doesn't

00:21:36.140 want to debate.

00:21:36.620 He's 30 points up

00:21:37.340 in the race

00:21:37.740 and he realizes

00:21:39.000 that a debate

00:21:39.920 entails a lot of risk

00:21:41.780 because all these candidates

00:21:42.660 are going to be

00:21:42.960 taking shots at him

00:21:43.720 and not much upside.

00:21:45.920 So he's going to

00:21:46.580 increase his lead

00:21:47.240 what?

00:21:47.520 From 30 to 33 points?

00:21:49.200 That's not a lot

00:21:49.800 of upside

00:21:50.260 but there is

00:21:51.060 a lot of risk.

00:21:51.740 If he has one

00:21:52.580 of these

00:21:52.900 bumbling moments

00:21:54.200 you know

00:21:54.540 a Marco Rubio

00:21:55.520 glitching out

00:21:56.200 kind of moment

00:21:56.680 or a Rick Perry

00:21:57.380 he forgets

00:21:57.960 the third point

00:21:58.620 in the series

00:21:59.140 or I don't know

00:22:00.240 any of these moments

00:22:01.340 they happen

00:22:02.220 during all sorts

00:22:03.020 of debates.

00:22:04.500 Mondale during

00:22:05.260 Reagan got

00:22:05.880 absolutely destroyed

00:22:06.880 by one debate.

00:22:08.900 Trump says

00:22:09.500 okay I don't want

00:22:10.080 to debate.

00:22:11.120 The problem

00:22:11.640 for him is

00:22:12.340 his base

00:22:13.880 wants him to.

00:22:15.740 They're all saying

00:22:16.440 is he going

00:22:16.900 to go into

00:22:17.380 the debate

00:22:17.980 and I say

00:22:18.580 I don't know

00:22:18.880 if you're leading

00:22:19.360 by 50 and 60

00:22:20.400 and 70 points

00:22:21.280 do you do that

00:22:21.980 or not?

00:22:22.540 I don't know.

00:22:23.540 Should I?

00:22:24.380 Okay you ready?

00:22:25.520 Poll.

00:22:25.860 We take a free poll.

00:22:27.800 Should I do the debate?

00:22:37.580 Well maybe we'll do

00:22:38.720 something else.

00:22:39.320 You know

00:22:39.540 see some people

00:22:40.540 say yes

00:22:41.260 but they hate to say it

00:22:42.260 because it doesn't

00:22:43.280 make sense to do it

00:22:44.340 if you're leading

00:22:44.880 by so much

00:22:45.580 but they like it

00:22:46.600 for entertainment value

00:22:47.780 because they're selfish.

00:22:49.580 They're selfish.

00:22:51.160 Okay so he

00:22:52.400 he misjudged that one.

00:22:54.200 He usually has his finger

00:22:55.140 on the pulse of a crowd

00:22:56.120 really well.

00:22:57.240 That one he misjudged

00:22:58.400 and he misjudged it.

00:22:59.600 He thought he had them

00:23:00.640 because he did

00:23:01.360 a little test right?

00:23:02.860 He goes does it make sense

00:23:03.700 for someone who's up

00:23:04.400 by a bazillion points

00:23:05.440 to debate?

00:23:06.720 No.

00:23:07.660 So he's thinking

00:23:08.360 oh good okay

00:23:09.000 so now I can prove

00:23:10.020 that my audience

00:23:10.760 doesn't want me to debate.

00:23:12.760 Okay good

00:23:13.780 let's do a poll.

00:23:14.640 Should I debate?

00:23:16.940 This is the

00:23:18.240 caprice of crowds.

00:23:20.360 Yes

00:23:20.760 we do want you to debate

00:23:22.740 and he's there

00:23:23.460 and he goes

00:23:23.780 shoot

00:23:24.220 oh man

00:23:24.860 he doesn't

00:23:25.260 he doesn't break his smile

00:23:26.540 the guy knows show business

00:23:28.240 show must go on

00:23:28.920 he goes

00:23:29.320 ah shoot

00:23:29.820 ah darn

00:23:30.580 I didn't see that one coming

00:23:31.560 okay

00:23:31.880 he goes no but

00:23:32.860 and I think quite rightly

00:23:35.080 he says

00:23:35.420 you only want me to debate

00:23:37.460 because you'll find it

00:23:38.400 entertaining right

00:23:39.340 and what did they say

00:23:40.620 yes

00:23:41.260 that's exactly why

00:23:42.640 we want you to debate

00:23:43.680 he goes yeah

00:23:44.460 okay that's very selfish

00:23:45.580 you know

00:23:46.040 and he's kind of joking

00:23:46.740 about it a little bit

00:23:47.640 but it does expose

00:23:49.160 a real weakness

00:23:49.760 in the campaign right now

00:23:50.700 which is

00:23:51.780 everybody knows

00:23:52.900 that Trump

00:23:53.900 doesn't really stand

00:23:54.680 to gain very much

00:23:55.360 from debating

00:23:55.860 and everyone

00:23:58.040 wants him to debate

00:23:58.920 including his most

00:24:00.080 fervent supporters

00:24:00.840 if I were advising

00:24:03.400 Trump right now

00:24:04.420 if I were on the campaign

00:24:05.540 I'd say

00:24:05.920 don't debate

00:24:06.560 at least not the first one

00:24:08.220 see how it shakes out

00:24:09.160 but

00:24:11.280 if I were

00:24:13.080 in that crowd

00:24:13.920 at that rally

00:24:14.580 you know

00:24:15.000 I would have been there

00:24:15.340 yeah you definitely

00:24:16.200 should debate

00:24:16.780 it's gonna be awesome

00:24:17.680 you're gonna make

00:24:18.380 Jeb high five you

00:24:19.620 or whatever

00:24:20.100 you're gonna

00:24:20.940 make fun of

00:24:22.060 Rand Paul's face

00:24:22.980 I don't know

00:24:23.280 you're gonna do

00:24:23.760 those things

00:24:24.440 that are so

00:24:25.520 mean

00:24:26.580 and nasty

00:24:28.000 and entertaining

00:24:28.660 you're gonna talk about

00:24:29.620 Rosie O'Donnell

00:24:30.360 what was it

00:24:31.760 you say

00:24:32.280 the only woman

00:24:33.040 you've ever insulted

00:24:33.620 is Rosie O'Donnell

00:24:34.300 it's gonna be funny

00:24:36.200 but there's not a lot

00:24:37.280 to

00:24:37.820 there's not a lot

00:24:39.440 to be gained from it

00:24:40.580 so

00:24:40.700 he kind of saved it

00:24:42.160 there at the end

00:24:42.740 maybe we'll do

00:24:43.300 something else

00:24:43.960 okay you guys are selfish

00:24:44.960 come on

00:24:45.360 get out of here you

00:24:46.080 come on

00:24:46.660 stop it

00:24:47.320 but a bit of a

00:24:48.660 bit of a misstep

00:24:49.780 or a

00:24:50.320 miscalculation

00:24:52.540 and he's gonna have to

00:24:53.780 play it very carefully

00:24:54.640 because the other

00:24:55.560 the other field

00:24:56.260 the rest of the field

00:24:56.780 is gonna call him a coward

00:24:57.780 and he's got to make sure

00:24:59.400 that if

00:25:00.640 if the people

00:25:01.960 polling in single digits

00:25:03.000 call him a coward

00:25:03.700 doesn't matter

00:25:05.220 but if his own audience

00:25:06.820 if he doesn't give his audience

00:25:08.140 what they want

00:25:08.740 that's a much bigger problem

00:25:10.620 so what's Trump's best bet here

00:25:13.200 Trump's best bet

00:25:14.220 in the campaign

00:25:15.020 is to keep getting indicted

00:25:17.680 that's the best bet

00:25:19.080 that's what

00:25:19.620 continues to make the show

00:25:21.020 all about him

00:25:21.780 and

00:25:23.100 most Americans

00:25:24.320 are on board with that

00:25:25.620 most Americans

00:25:27.480 believe that the indictments

00:25:28.800 are a political hack job

00:25:30.720 to derail

00:25:31.780 the Trump campaign

00:25:33.120 this is not just

00:25:34.060 according to me

00:25:34.620 this is not just

00:25:35.400 according to the conservatives

00:25:36.200 this is according to a CBS

00:25:37.480 very left wing

00:25:38.480 CBS

00:25:39.340 YouGov poll

00:25:40.360 they say

00:25:42.620 that most Americans

00:25:44.040 view these indictments

00:25:45.300 as quote

00:25:45.940 an attempt to stop

00:25:47.300 the Trump

00:25:48.020 2024 presidential campaign

00:25:49.620 59%

00:25:52.080 say

00:25:52.700 yes that's what it is

00:25:53.700 41%

00:25:54.400 say

00:25:54.840 no it's not

00:25:55.900 now this is

00:25:56.980 contrary to what

00:25:58.020 Trump's opponents

00:25:58.820 are saying

00:25:59.360 Trump's opponents

00:26:01.020 in the GOP

00:26:02.080 are saying

00:26:03.200 that no

00:26:03.940 the indictments

00:26:04.580 are actually

00:26:05.040 a 5D chess move

00:26:06.560 to make Trump

00:26:07.640 the nominee

00:26:08.140 because these Democrats

00:26:09.860 they know

00:26:10.740 that

00:26:11.280 it's going to help

00:26:12.680 Trump in the polls

00:26:13.500 so it's going to make

00:26:14.240 Trump the nominee

00:26:15.000 and so really

00:26:15.760 yeah

00:26:16.140 it looks like

00:26:16.580 they're trying to

00:26:16.960 throw him in jail

00:26:17.700 and trying to

00:26:18.360 disqualify him

00:26:19.040 from the ballot

00:26:19.580 and trying to

00:26:20.120 execute him

00:26:20.820 or whatever

00:26:21.260 whatever it is

00:26:22.100 they're trying to do

00:26:22.840 but no

00:26:23.460 but secretly

00:26:23.980 actually

00:26:24.400 they want him

00:26:24.940 to be the nominee

00:26:25.400 that's what

00:26:25.760 they're trying to do

00:26:26.240 I think this is a cope

00:26:27.760 from the second

00:26:28.800 and third tier candidates

00:26:29.960 I think the proof

00:26:31.400 that this is not true

00:26:32.460 is that the Democrats

00:26:33.700 have been trying to do this

00:26:34.900 since before they really

00:26:35.980 thought he was a viable

00:26:36.720 candidate

00:26:37.080 they've been trying to do

00:26:37.700 this since 2016

00:26:38.500 this exact same thing

00:26:39.780 they've been trying to bring

00:26:40.940 bogus charges against him

00:26:42.800 they've been spying

00:26:43.460 on his campaign

00:26:44.180 they have been

00:26:45.520 prosecuting him

00:26:46.440 since he was in office

00:26:47.680 they've had special counsel

00:26:49.800 after special counsel

00:26:50.840 going after him

00:26:51.740 I just don't

00:26:53.480 I don't think

00:26:54.280 if all of this

00:26:55.300 began in 2024

00:26:56.480 maybe you could

00:26:57.220 make a case for that

00:26:58.120 but I think

00:26:59.260 the simpler answer

00:27:00.200 is the correct one here

00:27:01.100 they view him

00:27:02.140 as a legitimate threat

00:27:03.200 that's the issue

00:27:04.840 and that's why

00:27:05.760 people still like Trump

00:27:06.900 sometimes people

00:27:07.660 write into me

00:27:08.240 they'll say

00:27:08.480 Michael

00:27:08.660 why are you giving

00:27:09.140 Trump a fair shake

00:27:09.860 why aren't you

00:27:10.360 working for the

00:27:11.220 DeSantis campaign

00:27:11.920 or why aren't you

00:27:12.860 working for the

00:27:13.280 Vivek campaign

00:27:13.940 or I don't know

00:27:14.380 why aren't you

00:27:14.640 working for some

00:27:15.040 other candidate campaign

00:27:16.080 why is it that

00:27:17.160 you're fair to Trump

00:27:18.420 what I see

00:27:21.860 in Trump

00:27:22.560 is

00:27:23.680 something above

00:27:25.960 the ordinary level

00:27:27.040 of politics

00:27:27.740 what do you think

00:27:28.500 about abortion

00:27:28.980 what do you think

00:27:29.460 about immigration

00:27:30.000 what do you think

00:27:30.540 about taxes

00:27:31.060 what do you think

00:27:31.560 what I see in Trump

00:27:32.680 is something

00:27:33.220 that is meta-political

00:27:34.480 which is that

00:27:35.560 his very existence

00:27:37.500 as a candidate

00:27:38.300 and a politician

00:27:39.580 throws a wrench

00:27:41.900 in the machine

00:27:43.820 of our political order

00:27:45.600 the machine

00:27:46.340 of our political order

00:27:47.180 which has

00:27:48.180 a dominant

00:27:49.340 liberal part

00:27:50.080 and a minor

00:27:51.720 junior partner

00:27:52.660 conservative part

00:27:53.520 but they all

00:27:54.780 play their parts

00:27:55.500 PJ O'Rourke

00:27:58.540 who is a

00:27:59.180 conservative

00:27:59.660 satirist

00:28:00.680 libertarian

00:28:01.460 conservative satirist

00:28:02.460 very funny guy

00:28:03.340 he

00:28:05.140 much to his dismay

00:28:06.480 endorsed Hillary

00:28:07.400 in 2016

00:28:08.420 he was one of

00:28:09.020 the never Trumpers

00:28:09.680 and he was

00:28:10.480 he was one of

00:28:11.160 the few

00:28:11.640 insightful

00:28:12.700 honest

00:28:14.220 never Trumpers

00:28:15.000 in his endorsement

00:28:15.820 when he said

00:28:16.540 I endorse Hillary

00:28:18.180 and all her lies

00:28:19.080 and all her

00:28:19.460 empty promises

00:28:20.060 she's evil

00:28:21.160 and she's awful

00:28:21.920 but she's evil

00:28:23.020 within ordinary

00:28:24.240 bounds

00:28:24.920 PJ O'Rourke

00:28:27.280 was saying

00:28:27.500 I'd rather

00:28:27.860 the devil I know

00:28:28.720 than potentially

00:28:30.320 the devil I don't

00:28:31.180 you don't know

00:28:32.280 if he's a devil

00:28:32.700 or not

00:28:33.060 but you don't

00:28:33.580 you just don't know

00:28:34.300 Trump is a kind

00:28:35.480 of a foreign thing

00:28:36.400 who upsets

00:28:37.120 orthodoxy

00:28:37.820 not just on the

00:28:38.500 on the liberal side

00:28:39.400 but on the right

00:28:40.340 as well

00:28:40.860 what's he gonna do

00:28:42.300 is he gonna

00:28:42.680 start blabbing

00:28:44.120 about secrets

00:28:44.780 on Iranian

00:28:45.460 military policy

00:28:46.580 in Bedminster

00:28:47.200 oh what's he gonna

00:28:48.360 do

00:28:48.740 is he gonna

00:28:49.740 is he gonna

00:28:50.600 just blab about

00:28:51.560 something on TV

00:28:52.240 he's not couth

00:28:52.800 he's not trained

00:28:53.440 he didn't go to

00:28:53.860 some think tank

00:28:54.540 he's not

00:28:55.900 he's not a member

00:28:56.640 of the council

00:28:57.020 on foreign relations

00:28:57.760 you know

00:28:58.120 he's just not

00:28:58.600 clubbable this guy

00:28:59.580 that's what people

00:29:01.540 say

00:29:01.680 I'm not

00:29:02.080 I'm not saying

00:29:02.820 that's a sufficient

00:29:03.400 reason to support him

00:29:04.800 I'm saying

00:29:05.880 that's why people

00:29:06.400 do support him

00:29:07.140 that's why many

00:29:08.060 of the most

00:29:08.720 right wing figures

00:29:09.700 many of the most

00:29:10.440 conservative people

00:29:11.540 will support Trump

00:29:12.660 even if Trump

00:29:13.600 is a little squishier

00:29:14.440 on the LGBT issues

00:29:16.240 than other candidates

00:29:17.240 than Ron DeSantis

00:29:18.020 say

00:29:18.300 even if Trump

00:29:19.200 is a little bit

00:29:19.780 squishier

00:29:20.300 even on abortion

00:29:21.640 I mean

00:29:22.660 you have to give

00:29:23.600 Trump credit

00:29:23.940 for abortion

00:29:24.340 in that he got

00:29:25.280 Roe v. Wade overruled

00:29:26.400 he picked the judges

00:29:27.700 who got Roe v. Wade

00:29:28.620 overruled

00:29:29.180 and he picked

00:29:29.660 good enough judges

00:29:30.340 to do it

00:29:30.860 unlike say

00:29:32.480 George Bush

00:29:33.720 trying to nominate

00:29:34.300 Harriet Myers

00:29:35.400 George H.W. Bush

00:29:36.360 nominating David Souter

00:29:37.920 even Ronald Reagan

00:29:39.520 nominating Sandra Day O'Connor

00:29:41.260 even if Trump

00:29:42.040 just picked the list

00:29:42.740 that was in front of him

00:29:43.460 he picked

00:29:44.020 relatively very solid judges

00:29:46.340 but when he talks

00:29:48.860 about abortion

00:29:49.300 he sounds squishier

00:29:50.200 often

00:29:50.740 than many of the

00:29:51.580 other GOP candidates

00:29:52.380 why do the

00:29:53.500 hardcore people

00:29:54.260 tend to support Trump

00:29:55.580 it's because of

00:29:56.920 that meta-political issue

00:29:58.140 because of populism

00:29:59.800 because he represents

00:30:01.660 a wrench

00:30:02.500 in the system

00:30:04.060 for better or for worse

00:30:05.300 you might say

00:30:05.720 that our system

00:30:06.140 doesn't need any more wrenches

00:30:07.240 you might say

00:30:08.180 our system needs

00:30:08.660 a lot more wrenches

00:30:09.360 but the proof of this too

00:30:11.080 is that you're not only

00:30:11.860 seeing it on the right

00:30:12.400 you're seeing it on the left too

00:30:13.420 Trump is not the only

00:30:14.460 populist candidate

00:30:15.320 in this race

00:30:16.040 the other clear populist

00:30:17.440 candidate

00:30:17.720 it's not even Bobby Kennedy

00:30:18.680 he's got a little bit of that

00:30:20.080 but it's Cornel West

00:30:21.520 Cornel West is a left winger

00:30:22.920 he is a guy

00:30:24.560 who's taught at Princeton

00:30:25.300 Harvard

00:30:25.800 very eccentric academic

00:30:28.180 who's come out with

00:30:28.920 a rap album

00:30:30.020 and he wears

00:30:31.440 kind of silly clothing

00:30:32.420 and has always got

00:30:33.560 like big hair

00:30:34.400 and big beard

00:30:35.020 and he just looks like

00:30:36.220 a wild man

00:30:38.040 and he talks like a wild guy

00:30:39.440 and he's a pretty interesting

00:30:40.900 political figure

00:30:41.640 and he's running for president now

00:30:43.040 so Cornel West is running

00:30:44.540 and what do you know

00:30:45.400 now that

00:30:47.360 some polls are showing

00:30:48.720 that Cornel West

00:30:49.640 if he runs

00:30:50.580 third party

00:30:51.360 could tip the election

00:30:52.460 to Donald Trump

00:30:53.500 if Trump's a nominee

00:30:54.240 what do you know

00:30:54.640 that we've seen some polls

00:30:55.420 about that

00:30:55.920 all of a sudden

00:30:57.080 Cornel West

00:30:58.400 has some tax issues

00:30:59.500 all of a sudden

00:31:01.220 the IRS has discovered

00:31:02.600 Cornel West

00:31:03.640 he's got some real problem

00:31:04.680 we gotta investigate

00:31:05.460 Cornel West

00:31:06.280 the New Republic here

00:31:08.480 ostensibly a liberal outlet

00:31:09.980 but it's kind of

00:31:10.400 establishment liberal

00:31:11.260 oh here's a new report

00:31:13.180 new report

00:31:14.500 Cornel West owes the IRS

00:31:15.820 more than half a million dollars

00:31:17.060 in taxes

00:31:17.700 oh here we go

00:31:19.520 the investigation was first put out

00:31:20.620 by the Daily Beast

00:31:21.440 establishment liberal outlet

00:31:22.820 not radical left

00:31:24.600 not conservative

00:31:26.360 it's establishment liberal

00:31:27.800 oh yeah

00:31:28.360 he owes

00:31:28.920 $543,778.78

00:31:32.400 cents

00:31:32.800 it's gonna complicate

00:31:35.140 his long shot bid

00:31:36.540 his third party bid

00:31:37.680 that maybe could

00:31:39.400 pull enough populists

00:31:40.600 from the left

00:31:41.200 who don't like

00:31:41.840 establishment liberal Biden

00:31:43.480 but can't bring themselves

00:31:44.880 to vote for

00:31:45.400 right wing populist Trump

00:31:46.680 maybe they'll vote for Cornel

00:31:47.620 well maybe that's enough

00:31:48.400 to swing the election to Trump

00:31:49.520 can't have that

00:31:50.860 think we're gonna have to

00:31:52.160 investigate him

00:31:53.580 and indict him

00:31:54.440 just a

00:31:55.200 a

00:31:56.020 smaller version

00:31:57.660 of what they're doing

00:31:58.280 to Donald Trump

00:31:59.140 he owes half a million

00:32:00.880 in taxes

00:32:01.440 okay you know what my

00:32:02.300 maybe he does

00:32:03.060 maybe he probably does

00:32:03.980 if you

00:32:05.680 if you make money

00:32:06.460 from lots of different

00:32:07.180 income sources

00:32:07.740 that sort of thing

00:32:08.400 can happen

00:32:09.160 I mean you hope

00:32:09.700 it doesn't get to that point

00:32:10.740 half a million

00:32:11.620 that's a lot of money

00:32:12.580 but

00:32:13.280 it can happen

00:32:14.340 when I was a kid

00:32:15.060 I always wondered

00:32:15.580 how did Wesley Snipes

00:32:17.160 get in trouble with the IRS

00:32:18.040 how does someone end up

00:32:18.840 owing a million dollars

00:32:19.780 to the IRS

00:32:20.440 can't you just pay your taxes

00:32:21.740 but these guys

00:32:23.080 are making money

00:32:24.940 from lots of different sources

00:32:25.900 it's not like they just

00:32:26.660 file a W-2

00:32:27.700 and have their employers

00:32:28.400 deduct the taxes

00:32:29.300 so

00:32:29.500 things can spin out of control

00:32:30.880 if you're irresponsible

00:32:31.600 with your money

00:32:32.200 okay

00:32:32.960 let's say he owes

00:32:33.660 half a million in taxes

00:32:34.660 how much tax

00:32:38.020 has

00:32:38.640 Joe Biden

00:32:40.180 how much tax

00:32:41.280 have Joe and Hunter Biden

00:32:42.340 paid

00:32:42.740 on that 10 million dollar

00:32:44.080 bribe they got from Ukraine

00:32:45.140 because

00:32:46.240 they're in the highest tax bracket

00:32:48.200 let's say

00:32:49.480 it's a little less than this

00:32:50.340 let's just say

00:32:50.840 just for ease

00:32:51.460 they should give half of that away

00:32:53.140 to the government

00:32:54.780 it'd be a little less

00:32:56.160 about half

00:32:56.940 let's say

00:32:57.360 so on 10 million dollar bribe

00:33:00.040 oh bribes are illegal

00:33:00.740 by the way

00:33:01.100 so they'd probably

00:33:01.820 have to be investigated

00:33:02.540 for that

00:33:02.820 but let's say

00:33:03.240 it were legal income

00:33:04.380 10 million dollar

00:33:05.540 that means they would

00:33:06.040 owe 5 million dollars

00:33:07.120 in taxes

00:33:07.580 that they certainly

00:33:08.240 have not paid

00:33:08.840 that's 10 times

00:33:11.520 what Cornel West

00:33:13.100 allegedly owes the IRS

00:33:14.940 how come the IRS

00:33:16.920 isn't sicking its agents

00:33:18.100 after Joe Biden

00:33:18.920 he's done 10 times

00:33:21.140 the crime

00:33:21.540 forget about

00:33:22.480 Hunter already

00:33:23.140 has outstanding tax problems

00:33:24.400 they're only going

00:33:26.320 after Cornel West

00:33:27.140 what's that about

00:33:27.700 what's that about

00:33:28.760 do you think it has to do

00:33:30.580 with that specific crime

00:33:32.420 with an intentional

00:33:34.100 kind of tax evasion

00:33:35.120 or

00:33:35.600 do you think it has to do

00:33:37.600 with the fact that

00:33:39.080 Cornel West is a populist

00:33:40.240 and he's not going to win

00:33:41.820 but if he did win

00:33:43.940 or even just

00:33:44.540 by running

00:33:45.560 he throws a wrench

00:33:47.120 into the system

00:33:47.820 so then

00:33:48.740 the

00:33:49.260 election

00:33:50.760 comes down to a question

00:33:51.880 do you believe

00:33:53.940 that the political order

00:33:55.940 is still sufficiently

00:33:57.580 fair and just

00:33:58.740 and stable

00:33:59.420 that one can do

00:34:01.160 the most good

00:34:02.020 by

00:34:03.320 operating

00:34:05.120 basically within

00:34:06.580 the normal bounds

00:34:07.380 of that system

00:34:08.080 or

00:34:09.440 do you think

00:34:10.160 that the political order

00:34:11.040 has become so degraded

00:34:12.240 and corrupted

00:34:12.740 that the political order

00:34:14.000 is so clearly rigged

00:34:15.780 against

00:34:16.280 conservatives

00:34:17.520 and

00:34:18.400 just ordinary

00:34:19.760 normal people

00:34:20.820 who want

00:34:21.800 an ordinary

00:34:22.320 normal good country

00:34:23.660 that's been so rigged

00:34:25.200 against them

00:34:25.740 that the only way

00:34:27.160 to correct that system

00:34:28.300 is to throw a wrench

00:34:29.480 in it

00:34:29.840 gum up the works

00:34:31.000 a little bit

00:34:31.580 and then reshape

00:34:32.620 the system

00:34:33.100 that's

00:34:34.020 that's what the debate

00:34:35.440 is about

00:34:35.840 which is why

00:34:36.740 people who tend

00:34:37.620 to be a little bit

00:34:38.360 more centrist

00:34:39.480 people who tend

00:34:40.620 to be a little bit

00:34:41.360 more establishment

00:34:42.820 people who seem

00:34:44.340 to be a little bit

00:34:44.840 more content

00:34:45.580 with the way

00:34:46.240 the system is running

00:34:47.000 they're never going

00:34:48.640 to go along

00:34:49.040 with Trump

00:34:49.460 they can't do it

00:34:50.880 or a candidate

00:34:51.540 like a Cornel West

00:34:52.600 or to some degree

00:34:53.780 even a Bobby Kennedy

00:34:54.540 they're going

00:34:56.120 to go for

00:34:56.620 the other GOP

00:34:57.420 candidates

00:34:57.840 or they're going

00:34:58.420 to go for

00:34:58.700 Joe Biden

00:34:59.140 or they're going

00:34:59.580 to go for

00:34:59.860 a Hillary Clinton

00:35:00.460 or they're going

00:35:00.940 to go for

00:35:01.280 a Gavin Newsom

00:35:01.860 type character

00:35:02.440 but if you think

00:35:04.020 the system's

00:35:04.760 gotten

00:35:05.140 a little bit

00:35:06.960 beyond repair

00:35:07.840 from just

00:35:08.680 the ordinary

00:35:09.180 mechanisms

00:35:09.800 you're going

00:35:11.460 to be attracted

00:35:11.960 to those

00:35:12.300 populist candidates

00:35:13.040 and the liberal

00:35:13.540 establishment

00:35:13.940 knows that

00:35:14.540 which is why

00:35:15.020 the liberal

00:35:15.400 establishment

00:35:15.820 is bringing

00:35:16.360 out its

00:35:16.740 enforcement arm

00:35:17.620 it's thugs

00:35:18.360 it's coppers

00:35:19.680 it's agents

00:35:22.060 it's deep

00:35:23.620 staters

00:35:24.220 it's everything

00:35:25.960 to stop

00:35:27.380 their campaigns

00:35:28.840 before they can

00:35:29.760 take off

00:35:30.160 to kill that

00:35:30.820 baby in the

00:35:32.160 cradle

00:35:32.420 whether it is

00:35:33.780 changing

00:35:34.240 the definition

00:35:35.380 of words

00:35:35.920 or trying

00:35:36.580 to convince

00:35:37.260 you

00:35:37.540 that 2 plus

00:35:38.280 2 actually

00:35:39.000 equals 5

00:35:39.620 it sometimes

00:35:40.380 feels like

00:35:41.060 the current

00:35:41.400 culture is

00:35:41.860 doing its

00:35:42.140 best

00:35:42.420 to make

00:35:43.060 you stupid

00:35:43.640 when wokeness

00:35:44.780 is permeating

00:35:45.420 every aspect

00:35:46.180 of your life

00:35:46.880 it's difficult

00:35:47.680 to know where

00:35:48.080 to turn for

00:35:48.500 guidance

00:35:48.780 well

00:35:49.100 you can check

00:35:50.360 out our good

00:35:50.740 buddy

00:35:51.000 Dennis Prager

00:35:51.780 he's got answers

00:35:53.060 in his Daily Wire

00:35:53.760 Plus series

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00:35:56.420 in Master's Program

00:35:57.460 Dennis has gathered

00:35:58.620 40 years worth

00:35:59.240 of wisdom

00:35:59.620 and is sharing

00:36:00.440 it on a wide

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00:36:04.640 useful advice

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00:36:05.840 happiness

00:36:06.240 and how to

00:36:06.640 be a good

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00:36:07.280 plus so much

00:36:08.080 more

00:36:08.340 he even

00:36:08.800 dares to

00:36:09.080 explain the

00:36:09.460 differences

00:36:09.700 between men

00:36:10.220 and women

00:36:10.520 in a world

00:36:11.160 that wants

00:36:11.400 to make

00:36:11.640 you woke

00:36:12.040 Dennis

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00:36:20.720 today

00:36:21.240 my favorite

00:36:22.980 comment

00:36:23.420 yesterday

00:36:23.800 is from

00:36:24.060 AWGATRI

00:36:25.960 who says

00:36:27.500 when I see

00:36:27.940 a YouTube

00:36:28.240 episode

00:36:28.580 that's only

00:36:28.880 35 minutes

00:36:29.460 I know

00:36:29.720 Michael

00:36:30.040 has been

00:36:30.360 extra spicy

00:36:31.140 today

00:36:31.460 that's true

00:36:32.060 and I

00:36:33.180 apologize

00:36:33.500 for it

00:36:33.900 folks

00:36:34.120 I know

00:36:34.520 that when

00:36:35.420 I talk

00:36:36.360 about

00:36:36.580 subjects

00:36:37.080 that our

00:36:37.500 overlords

00:36:38.060 at YouTube

00:36:39.100 don't want

00:36:40.720 us to talk

00:36:41.140 about

00:36:41.400 then it's

00:36:42.280 got to

00:36:42.480 come out

00:36:42.720 of the

00:36:42.920 YouTube

00:36:43.160 show

00:36:43.500 and so

00:36:43.880 that condenses

00:36:44.480 the show

00:36:45.060 the ad

00:36:46.680 to content

00:36:47.700 ratio

00:36:48.120 I know

00:36:48.360 it's a little

00:36:48.600 bit higher

00:36:48.920 I know

00:36:49.200 I appreciate

00:36:49.620 your patience

00:36:50.680 with that

00:36:51.160 that's why

00:36:52.960 you gotta

00:36:53.180 go to

00:36:53.400 Daily Wire

00:36:53.720 Plus

00:36:54.020 it's why

00:36:54.540 you gotta

00:36:54.800 you can

00:36:55.100 check out

00:36:55.360 the full

00:36:55.600 show

00:36:55.840 uncensored

00:36:56.280 on Twitter

00:36:56.980 at

00:36:57.500 M Knowles

00:36:57.980 show

00:36:58.300 but

00:36:59.500 I will

00:37:01.180 not censor

00:37:01.820 myself

00:37:02.200 for YouTube

00:37:02.600 I'm just

00:37:03.840 not going

00:37:04.260 to do it

00:37:04.660 I am

00:37:05.280 not going

00:37:05.820 to allow

00:37:06.420 Google

00:37:07.380 to

00:37:08.480 incentivize

00:37:10.760 me

00:37:11.180 successfully

00:37:12.340 to edit

00:37:13.960 my show

00:37:14.540 I'm not

00:37:15.500 going

00:37:15.600 to allow

00:37:15.860 the most

00:37:16.140 powerful

00:37:16.620 tech

00:37:17.020 company

00:37:17.440 on planet

00:37:18.120 earth

00:37:18.500 to

00:37:19.180 put

00:37:19.740 enough

00:37:20.080 sticks

00:37:20.440 and

00:37:20.620 carrots

00:37:21.000 in front

00:37:21.580 of

00:37:21.740 and

00:37:21.860 behind

00:37:22.200 me

00:37:22.540 to

00:37:22.960 get

00:37:23.120 me

00:37:23.280 to

00:37:23.440 stop

00:37:23.980 talking

00:37:24.340 about

00:37:24.640 one

00:37:25.620 of

00:37:25.760 the

00:37:25.920 most

00:37:26.180 important

00:37:26.660 social

00:37:27.100 issues

00:37:27.440 around

00:37:27.760 today

00:37:28.060 I'm

00:37:28.360 not

00:37:28.520 going

00:37:28.700 to

00:37:28.860 do

00:37:29.000 that

00:37:29.220 I'm

00:37:30.080 not

00:37:30.280 going

00:37:30.400 to

00:37:30.800 nuke

00:37:31.200 my

00:37:31.480 YouTube

00:37:32.220 channel

00:37:32.580 for no

00:37:32.920 reason

00:37:33.260 I think

00:37:33.720 we need

00:37:34.000 to be

00:37:34.300 wise as

00:37:35.080 serpents

00:37:35.440 and innocent

00:37:35.800 as

00:37:36.000 doves

00:37:36.320 but I'm

00:37:36.920 not

00:37:37.140 going

00:37:37.240 to mess

00:37:37.520 up

00:37:37.640 the

00:37:37.780 show

00:37:44.540 going

00:37:44.720 to

00:37:44.760 go

00:37:44.880 out

00:37:45.060 on

00:37:45.300 daily

00:37:45.460 wire

00:37:45.620 plus

00:37:45.920 and

00:37:46.500 then

00:37:46.740 the

00:37:47.260 parts

00:37:47.520 that

00:37:47.680 are

00:37:47.760 allowed

00:37:47.960 on

00:37:48.100 YouTube

00:37:48.280 we're

00:37:48.480 going

00:37:48.540 to

00:37:48.580 put

00:37:48.700 on

00:37:48.840 YouTube

00:37:49.120 and

00:37:49.680 that's

00:37:50.080 it

00:37:50.180 but we

00:37:50.400 will

00:37:50.520 not

00:37:50.780 let

00:37:52.200 these

00:37:52.420 guys

00:37:52.840 beat

00:37:53.720 us

00:37:54.020 whether

00:37:54.480 by

00:37:54.840 scaring

00:37:55.860 us

00:37:56.160 whether

00:37:56.420 by

00:37:57.160 paying

00:37:57.880 us

00:37:58.060 off

00:37:58.320 or

00:37:58.460 anything

00:37:58.640 like

00:37:58.840 we're

00:37:59.020 not

00:37:59.180 going

00:37:59.300 to

00:37:59.360 do

00:37:59.520 that

00:37:59.760 we're

00:38:00.480 going

00:38:00.560 to

00:38:00.680 keep

00:38:00.840 talking

00:38:01.120 about

00:38:01.280 that

00:38:01.440 issue

00:38:01.720 we're

00:38:02.340 just

00:38:02.460 going

00:38:02.560 to

00:38:02.600 keep

00:38:02.720 talking

00:38:02.960 about

00:38:03.100 it

00:38:03.200 at

00:38:03.260 daily

00:38:03.420 plus

00:38:03.780 okay

00:38:05.060 speaking

00:38:06.560 of

00:38:06.760 politicians

00:38:07.340 in

00:38:08.060 precarious

00:38:08.620 situations

00:38:09.300 Mitch

00:38:10.340 McConnell

00:38:10.740 Mitch

00:38:11.440 McConnell

00:38:11.800 has been

00:38:12.360 heckled

00:38:13.000 with

00:38:13.220 chance

00:38:13.520 to

00:38:13.660 retire

00:38:13.940 it's

00:38:14.120 because

00:38:14.220 he

00:38:14.340 had

00:38:14.560 some

00:38:15.060 kind

00:38:15.320 of

00:38:15.460 a

00:38:15.600 medical

00:38:15.820 incident

00:38:16.160 it

00:38:16.340 seems

00:38:16.520 where

00:38:16.640 he

00:38:16.760 froze

00:38:17.080 up

00:38:17.380 during

00:38:18.340 a

00:38:18.460 press

00:38:18.620 conference

00:38:19.020 had

00:38:19.440 to be

00:38:19.620 escorted

00:38:20.000 away

00:38:20.400 from

00:38:20.580 the

00:38:20.720 lectern

00:38:21.120 he's

00:38:21.940 back

00:38:22.140 on

00:38:22.260 the

00:38:22.360 trail

00:38:22.620 and

00:38:22.920 hecklers

00:38:23.460 are

00:38:23.620 chanting

00:38:23.940 that

00:38:24.180 he's

00:38:24.360 too

00:38:24.560 old

00:38:24.760 and

00:38:24.880 he's

00:38:24.980 got

00:38:25.080 to

00:38:25.160 retire

00:38:25.440 I

00:38:26.380 just

00:38:26.620 told

00:38:26.980 David

00:38:30.180 back

00:38:30.620 his

00:38:30.860 introduction

00:38:31.420 is

00:38:33.780 Elaine

00:38:35.600 and I

00:38:35.940 are

00:38:36.080 really

00:38:36.320 excited

00:38:36.820 to be

00:38:37.120 back

00:38:37.380 at

00:38:37.560 Fancy

00:38:37.880 Farm

00:38:38.340 on

00:38:41.220 behalf

00:38:41.680 of

00:38:41.860 the

00:38:42.080 strongest

00:38:43.020 Republican

00:38:44.060 team

00:38:44.740 we've

00:38:45.060 ever

00:38:45.360 run

00:38:45.780 in

00:38:46.520 our

00:38:46.720 state

00:38:47.120 for

00:38:50.420 those

00:38:50.640 of you

00:38:50.880 who

00:38:51.020 keep

00:38:51.200 count

00:38:51.500 this

00:38:51.740 is

00:38:51.860 my

00:38:52.060 28th

00:38:53.060 Fancy

00:38:53.480 Farm

00:38:53.920 my

00:38:55.160 28th

00:38:55.820 Fancy

00:38:56.160 Farm

00:38:56.580 I

00:38:57.800 want

00:38:58.040 to

00:38:58.160 thank

00:38:58.600 Father

00:38:59.940 Benters

00:39:00.440 and

00:39:00.640 Stephen

00:39:01.020 Elder

00:39:01.380 for

00:39:02.600 finding

00:39:02.980 a way

00:39:03.280 to keep

00:39:03.680 Fancy

00:39:04.060 Farm

00:39:04.360 going

00:39:04.840 even

00:39:05.700 with

00:39:05.960 pork

00:39:06.480 prices

00:39:06.920 going

00:39:07.280 through

00:39:07.700 the

00:39:08.220 roof

00:39:08.540 thanks

00:39:10.300 to

00:39:10.440 the

00:39:10.580 Kentucky

00:39:10.960 State

00:39:11.360 Police

00:39:11.960 rough

00:39:13.680 it's

00:39:14.260 rough

00:39:14.580 for

00:39:14.860 McConnell

00:39:15.520 he is

00:39:16.500 a

00:39:16.660 total

00:39:16.920 pro

00:39:17.360 politician

00:39:18.100 and

00:39:18.400 so

00:39:18.580 he

00:39:18.760 works

00:39:19.040 through

00:39:19.280 it

00:39:19.460 just

00:39:19.740 fine

00:39:20.140 whatever

00:39:20.700 that

00:39:20.960 health

00:39:21.180 scare

00:39:21.420 was

00:39:21.880 doesn't

00:39:22.480 seem

00:39:22.660 to

00:39:22.780 have

00:39:22.900 really

00:39:23.140 slowed

00:39:23.520 him

00:39:23.620 down

00:39:23.800 all

00:39:23.940 that

00:39:24.080 much

00:39:24.380 he's

00:39:24.680 still

00:39:24.860 pretty

00:39:25.080 good

00:39:25.320 on

00:39:25.460 his

00:39:25.620 feet

00:39:25.840 as

00:39:26.000 far

00:39:26.160 as

00:39:26.280 politicians

00:39:26.720 go

00:39:27.060 people

00:39:28.160 are

00:39:28.640 are

00:39:29.540 calling

00:39:29.780 on

00:39:29.980 him

00:39:30.060 to

00:39:30.200 retire

00:39:33.280 minds

00:39:33.580 on

00:39:33.820 this

00:39:34.140 on

00:39:35.380 the

00:39:35.500 one

00:39:35.680 hand

00:39:36.020 the

00:39:36.900 guy's

00:39:37.120 pretty

00:39:37.340 good

00:39:37.520 at

00:39:37.640 wielding

00:39:37.920 power

00:39:38.200 I

00:39:38.340 know

00:39:38.580 I

00:39:38.900 don't

00:39:39.000 know

00:39:39.160 in

00:39:39.360 his

00:39:39.520 heart

00:39:39.740 of

00:39:39.880 hearts

00:39:40.320 is

00:39:40.980 he

00:39:41.140 really

00:39:41.460 a

00:39:41.680 true

00:39:42.000 conservative

00:39:42.480 I

00:39:42.680 don't

00:39:42.780 know

00:39:42.900 I

00:39:43.320 do

00:39:43.460 know

00:39:43.600 that

00:39:43.700 he

00:39:43.800 got

00:39:43.960 Roe v

00:39:44.220 Wade

00:39:44.420 overruled

00:39:45.580 and

00:39:45.780 the

00:39:45.880 guy

00:39:46.020 deserves

00:39:46.360 as

00:39:46.520 much

00:39:46.680 credit

00:39:46.940 as

00:39:47.080 Trump

00:39:47.240 does

00:39:47.460 on

00:39:47.580 that

00:39:47.740 point

00:39:47.940 amid

00:39:49.820 a lot

00:39:50.120 of

00:39:50.220 political

00:39:50.460 pressure

00:39:50.760 he

00:39:50.940 held

00:39:51.300 that

00:39:51.600 seat

00:39:51.820 on

00:39:51.940 the

00:39:52.040 Supreme

00:39:52.260 Court

00:39:52.480 open

00:39:52.840 until

00:39:53.500 the

00:40:03.280 I

00:40:03.640 think

00:40:04.020 the

00:40:04.140 guy

00:40:04.240 deserves

00:40:04.540 a lot

00:40:04.800 of

00:40:04.920 credit

00:40:05.160 it

00:40:05.480 is

00:40:05.940 his

00:40:06.120 lasting

00:40:06.420 legacy

00:40:06.760 he

00:40:06.940 said

00:40:07.220 it's

00:40:07.400 his

00:40:07.520 lasting

00:40:07.780 legacy

00:40:08.140 so

00:40:08.600 I

00:40:08.800 like

00:40:09.020 him

00:40:09.120 I

00:40:09.200 have

00:40:09.280 a lot

00:40:09.460 of

00:40:09.540 affection

00:40:09.820 for

00:40:10.020 Mitch

00:40:10.180 McConnell

00:40:10.520 for

00:40:11.220 that

00:40:11.680 reason

00:40:12.000 for that

00:40:12.440 reason

00:40:12.680 alone

00:40:13.060 that

00:40:13.620 would

00:40:13.740 be

00:40:13.840 enough

00:40:14.120 now

00:40:16.000 I

00:40:17.780 know

00:40:18.000 he's

00:40:18.220 a little

00:40:18.420 old

00:40:18.820 and

00:40:19.040 I

00:40:20.660 was

00:40:20.800 just

00:40:20.980 in

00:40:21.120 Hungary

00:40:21.360 the

00:40:21.540 Hungarian

00:40:21.840 government

00:40:22.220 is

00:40:22.400 relatively

00:40:22.800 quite

00:40:23.120 young

00:40:23.340 and

00:40:23.440 they're

00:40:23.540 getting

00:40:23.680 a lot

00:40:23.920 of

00:40:24.020 great

00:40:24.180 stuff

00:40:24.420 done

00:40:24.660 so

00:40:25.020 maybe

00:40:25.580 that

00:40:25.760 would

00:40:25.880 be

00:40:25.980 good

00:40:26.140 to

00:40:26.260 have

00:40:26.360 energetic

00:40:26.880 young

00:40:27.180 conservatives

00:40:27.680 out

00:40:28.160 there

00:40:28.720 in

00:40:29.040 the

00:40:29.140 United

00:40:29.340 States

00:40:29.740 advancing

00:40:30.300 the

00:40:31.000 next

00:40:31.420 stage

00:40:31.900 of

00:40:32.020 the

00:40:32.120 conservative

00:40:32.480 vision

00:40:32.880 and

00:40:33.020 not

00:40:33.180 stuck

00:40:33.480 in

00:40:33.620 the

00:40:33.760 old

00:40:33.920 platitudes

00:40:34.300 of

00:40:34.460 the

00:40:34.520 past

00:40:34.720 okay

00:40:35.060 yeah

00:40:35.740 I

00:40:36.840 guess

00:40:37.060 here's

00:40:37.360 my

00:40:37.620 counter

00:40:38.340 though

00:40:38.800 to

00:40:38.960 that

00:40:39.240 point

00:40:40.300 do

00:40:41.280 we

00:40:41.440 have

00:40:41.660 any

00:40:42.040 evidence

00:40:42.540 that

00:40:43.180 Mitch

00:40:43.660 McConnell's

00:40:44.180 replacement

00:40:44.620 is

00:40:44.840 going

00:40:44.980 to

00:40:45.020 be

00:40:45.120 any

00:40:45.280 better

00:40:45.500 than

00:40:45.660 he

00:40:45.800 is

00:40:46.020 do

00:40:46.760 we

00:40:46.820 have

00:40:46.920 any

00:40:47.220 evidence

00:40:47.520 of

00:40:47.660 that

00:40:47.760 whatsoever

00:40:48.200 do

00:40:48.560 we

00:40:48.600 have

00:40:48.680 any

00:40:55.760 at

00:40:56.300 wielding

00:40:57.140 power

00:40:57.500 I

00:40:57.640 don't

00:40:57.760 see

00:40:57.900 any

00:40:58.120 evidence

00:40:58.400 of

00:40:58.520 that

00:40:58.600 the

00:40:58.940 guys

00:40:59.200 who

00:40:59.360 might

00:40:59.620 replace

00:41:00.200 Mitch

00:41:00.980 McConnell

00:41:01.380 are

00:41:02.600 John

00:41:02.940 Barrasso

00:41:03.440 John

00:41:03.780 Thune

00:41:04.080 or

00:41:04.220 John

00:41:04.460 Cornyn

00:41:04.980 the

00:41:05.440 John

00:41:05.780 caucus

00:41:06.160 is

00:41:06.640 looking

00:41:06.960 really

00:41:07.260 strong

00:41:07.800 at

00:41:08.400 replacing

00:41:08.800 Mitch

00:41:09.080 McConnell

00:41:09.500 as

00:41:10.460 the

00:41:10.820 Republican

00:41:11.180 leader

00:41:11.440 in

00:41:11.580 the

00:41:11.700 Senate

00:41:11.920 and

00:41:12.700 I

00:41:12.840 like

00:41:13.080 these

00:41:13.240 guys

00:41:13.460 personally

00:41:13.960 they're

00:41:14.240 very

00:41:14.360 nice

00:41:14.580 guys

00:41:15.080 I

00:41:15.420 have

00:41:15.540 nothing

00:41:15.740 against

00:41:16.040 them

00:41:16.240 whatsoever

00:41:16.700 I'm

00:41:17.520 not

00:41:17.640 saying

00:41:17.800 they

00:41:17.920 would

00:41:18.000 be

00:41:18.120 so

00:41:18.460 much

00:41:18.640 worse

00:41:18.920 than

00:41:19.080 Mitch

00:41:19.240 McConnell

00:41:25.760 and

00:41:25.980 effective

00:41:26.300 I

00:41:26.460 just

00:41:26.620 don't

00:41:26.760 see

00:41:26.940 it

00:41:27.140 which

00:41:28.420 is

00:41:28.560 why

00:41:28.720 I

00:41:28.880 can't

00:41:29.160 get

00:41:29.280 on

00:41:29.440 the

00:41:29.580 whole

00:41:29.960 deposed

00:41:31.220 McConnell

00:41:31.620 train

00:41:32.000 it's

00:41:33.420 why

00:41:33.520 I

00:41:33.640 can't

00:41:33.800 get

00:41:33.880 on

00:41:34.000 the

00:41:34.100 deposed

00:41:34.420 Putin

00:41:34.720 train

00:41:35.020 all

00:41:36.100 the

00:41:36.320 really

00:41:36.700 excitable

00:41:37.340 liberals

00:41:37.820 the

00:41:38.120 interventionists

00:41:38.840 who

00:41:39.000 want

00:41:39.160 to

00:41:39.240 just

00:41:39.380 go

00:41:39.480 bomb

00:41:39.700 every

00:41:39.880 country

00:41:40.160 on

00:41:40.280 earth

00:41:40.420 they

00:41:40.760 need

00:41:41.180 to

00:41:41.300 depose

00:41:42.220 Vladimir

00:41:42.560 Putin

00:41:42.840 we

00:41:43.000 need

00:41:43.140 regime

00:41:43.520 change

00:41:43.860 in

00:41:44.020 Moscow

00:41:44.380 to

00:41:45.580 which

00:41:45.760 I

00:41:45.920 say

00:41:46.260 oh

00:41:46.600 yeah

00:41:46.900 for

00:41:47.740 what

00:41:48.100 for

00:41:49.240 what

00:41:49.540 who's

00:41:50.020 going

00:41:50.160 to

00:41:50.260 replace

00:41:50.640 Putin

00:41:51.040 none

00:41:52.000 of

00:41:52.120 them

00:41:52.240 know

00:41:52.480 none

00:41:52.880 of

00:41:53.000 them

00:41:53.120 have

00:41:53.260 an

00:41:53.360 answer

00:41:53.580 to

00:41:53.720 that

00:41:53.920 some

00:41:54.940 of

00:41:55.080 them

00:41:55.200 sometimes

00:41:55.540 say

00:41:55.720 Alexei

00:41:56.160 Navalny

00:41:56.600 because

00:41:56.800 it's

00:41:56.960 the

00:41:57.100 one

00:41:57.360 other

00:41:57.980 politician

00:41:59.000 name

00:41:59.260 they've

00:41:59.460 ever

00:41:59.600 heard

00:41:59.780 of

00:41:59.880 in

00:41:59.980 Russia

00:42:00.200 he's

00:42:00.420 the

00:42:00.560 leader

00:42:00.700 of

00:42:00.800 the

00:42:00.900 opposition

00:42:01.320 who

00:42:01.720 spent

00:42:01.900 some

00:42:02.080 time

00:42:02.260 in

00:42:02.360 America

00:42:02.680 now

00:42:02.880 he's

00:42:03.000 in

00:42:03.100 prison

00:42:03.340 it's

00:42:04.180 not

00:42:04.300 going

00:42:04.400 to

00:42:04.420 be

00:42:04.480 Navalny

00:42:04.840 guys

00:42:05.060 the

00:42:05.200 guy's

00:42:05.360 in

00:42:05.440 prison

00:42:05.680 okay

00:42:06.060 by

00:42:07.180 the

00:42:07.240 way

00:42:07.360 what

00:42:07.500 do

00:42:07.560 you

00:42:07.620 know

00:42:07.760 about

00:42:20.160 Putin

00:42:20.740 I'm

00:42:20.880 not

00:42:21.000 saying

00:42:21.140 Putin

00:42:21.340 is

00:42:21.440 a

00:42:21.520 great

00:42:21.640 guy

00:42:21.960 but

00:42:23.400 if

00:42:25.340 you're

00:42:25.520 telling

00:42:26.040 me

00:42:26.320 that

00:42:26.520 he's

00:42:26.700 so

00:42:26.840 bad

00:42:27.080 that

00:42:27.200 we

00:42:27.320 need

00:42:27.500 to

00:42:27.740 bring

00:42:28.100 the

00:42:28.280 force

00:42:29.260 of

00:42:29.360 the

00:42:29.420 United

00:42:29.620 States

00:42:29.940 to

00:42:30.160 depose

00:42:30.480 the

00:42:30.620 leader

00:42:30.840 of

00:42:31.020 a

00:42:31.100 nuclear

00:42:31.340 former

00:42:31.640 superpower

00:42:32.180 can

00:42:32.720 you

00:42:32.820 at

00:42:32.940 least

00:42:33.060 tell

00:42:33.280 me

00:42:33.460 who

00:42:33.620 the

00:42:33.820 alternative

00:42:34.420 is

00:42:34.720 who's

00:42:35.620 going

00:42:35.740 to

00:42:35.820 come

00:42:35.960 next

00:42:36.280 no

00:42:36.680 of

00:42:36.880 course

00:42:37.060 not

00:42:37.220 which

00:42:37.520 is

00:42:37.640 how

00:42:37.720 we

00:42:37.840 get

00:42:38.000 into

00:42:38.140 these

00:42:38.320 bungled

00:42:38.720 foreign

00:42:39.000 policy

00:42:39.400 messes

00:42:39.900 that

00:42:40.200 lead

00:42:40.400 us

00:42:40.540 into

00:42:40.700 quagmires

00:42:41.360 for

00:42:41.600 decades

00:42:41.960 and

00:42:42.120 decades

00:42:42.540 it's

00:42:43.820 the

00:42:43.940 same

00:42:44.200 kind

00:42:44.420 of

00:42:44.520 thinking

00:42:44.720 going

00:42:44.940 on

00:42:45.100 here

00:42:45.300 show

00:42:46.720 me

00:42:46.860 who's

00:42:47.020 going

00:42:47.140 to

00:42:47.220 replace

00:42:47.480 McConnell

00:42:47.860 who's

00:42:48.120 going

00:42:48.240 to

00:42:48.280 be

00:42:48.420 the

00:42:48.740 right

00:42:49.400 wing

00:42:49.840 far

00:42:50.740 more

00:42:51.020 conservative

00:42:51.620 far

00:42:52.120 more

00:42:52.360 effective

00:42:52.780 leader

00:42:53.500 I

00:42:53.660 just

00:42:53.820 don't

00:42:54.000 see

00:42:54.200 it

00:42:54.460 speaking

00:42:56.460 of

00:42:56.780 relevance

00:42:57.540 this

00:42:57.760 is

00:42:57.820 going

00:42:58.220 to

00:42:58.260 be

00:42:58.340 a

00:42:58.420 tease

00:42:58.640 you

00:42:59.900 know

00:43:00.000 I'm

00:43:00.120 such

00:43:00.340 a

00:43:00.500 tease

00:43:00.760 on

00:43:00.980 this

00:43:01.140 show

00:43:01.380 there's

00:43:03.140 a

00:43:03.260 writer's

00:43:03.700 strike

00:43:03.940 going

00:43:04.300 on

00:43:04.520 in

00:43:04.640 Hollywood

00:43:04.980 I

00:43:05.860 had

00:43:06.020 forgotten

00:43:06.420 this

00:43:06.680 actually

00:43:07.000 until

00:43:07.240 I

00:43:07.400 saw

00:43:07.680 a

00:43:08.440 news

00:43:08.600 article

00:43:08.840 about

00:43:09.120 it

00:43:09.380 I

00:43:10.720 had

00:43:10.820 forgotten

00:43:11.120 it

00:43:11.260 because

00:43:11.380 I

00:43:11.500 don't

00:43:11.700 watch

00:43:12.000 much

00:43:12.800 TV

00:43:13.080 or

00:43:13.280 movies

00:43:13.580 I

00:43:14.640 saw

00:43:14.760 Barbie

00:43:15.120 that

00:43:15.260 was

00:43:15.340 the

00:43:15.440 first

00:43:15.580 movie

00:43:15.760 I'd

00:43:15.860 seen

00:43:16.000 in

00:43:16.100 a

00:43:16.160 while

00:43:16.340 and

00:43:16.460 I

00:43:16.520 only

00:43:16.660 did

00:43:16.820 it

00:43:16.900 because

00:43:17.020 Daily Wire

00:43:17.400 made

00:43:17.620 me

00:43:17.780 and

00:43:18.920 I

00:43:19.020 ended

00:43:19.140 up

00:43:19.280 enjoying

00:43:19.540 it

00:43:19.720 I

00:43:20.320 watch

00:43:20.660 maybe

00:43:21.200 a

00:43:22.200 show

00:43:22.500 at

00:43:22.700 night

00:43:22.960 most

00:43:23.660 nights

00:43:23.940 I

00:43:24.040 don't

00:43:24.180 even

00:43:24.340 watch

00:43:24.580 a

00:43:24.680 show

00:43:24.860 if

00:43:25.940 I

00:43:26.040 watch

00:43:26.260 a

00:43:26.360 show

00:43:26.480 I

00:43:26.640 watch

00:43:26.900 one

00:43:27.220 episode

00:43:27.580 of

00:43:27.740 a

00:43:27.840 show

00:43:28.060 and

00:43:29.060 usually

00:43:29.320 it's

00:43:29.520 going

00:43:29.620 to

00:43:29.660 be

00:43:29.780 some

00:43:29.940 show

00:43:30.100 that's

00:43:30.240 been

00:43:30.360 on

00:43:30.520 forever

00:43:30.840 always

00:43:32.020 sunny

00:43:32.280 or

00:43:32.420 something

00:43:32.600 like

00:43:32.860 that

00:43:33.060 so

00:43:33.300 I

00:43:33.400 don't

00:43:33.560 care

00:43:33.760 about

00:43:33.920 the

00:43:34.040 new

00:43:34.160 content

00:43:34.420 coming

00:43:34.620 out

00:43:34.740 of

00:43:34.840 Hollywood

00:43:35.140 the

00:43:37.060 actors

00:43:37.420 I

00:43:37.580 think

00:43:37.720 are

00:43:37.820 still

00:43:38.000 on

00:43:38.140 strike

00:43:38.340 again

00:43:38.580 who

00:43:38.740 cares

00:43:39.060 I

00:43:39.280 just

00:43:39.440 don't

00:43:39.620 consume

00:43:39.940 enough

00:43:40.140 of

00:43:40.260 this

00:43:40.400 stuff

00:43:40.580 especially

00:43:40.860 the

00:43:41.020 new

00:43:41.160 content

00:43:41.460 doesn't

00:43:41.800 really

00:43:41.980 matter

00:43:42.320 what

00:43:43.640 about

00:43:43.800 the

00:43:43.940 late

00:43:44.100 night

00:43:44.240 comedy

00:43:44.580 shows

00:43:44.880 remember

00:43:45.060 late

00:43:45.260 night

00:43:45.400 comedy

00:43:45.640 used

00:43:45.780 to

00:43:45.860 be

00:43:46.080 the

00:43:47.100 staple

00:43:47.560 of

00:43:48.220 network

00:43:48.580 TV

00:43:48.980 late

00:43:50.200 night

00:43:50.340 the

00:43:50.860 tonight

00:43:51.160 show

00:43:51.520 the

00:43:51.680 late

00:43:51.880 show

00:43:52.260 late

00:43:53.840 night

00:43:54.060 comedy

00:43:54.440 shows

00:43:54.720 have

00:43:54.900 been

00:43:55.020 off

00:43:55.280 the

00:43:55.440 air

00:43:55.560 for

00:43:55.740 three

00:43:56.080 months

00:43:56.480 did

00:43:58.380 you

00:43:58.560 know

00:43:58.760 that

00:43:59.060 I

00:44:00.180 didn't

00:44:00.540 know

00:44:00.720 that

00:44:01.000 I

00:44:02.020 didn't

00:44:02.520 know

00:44:02.860 I'm

00:44:03.440 not

00:44:03.620 saying

00:44:03.860 this

00:44:04.040 just

00:44:04.220 to

00:44:04.400 diss

00:44:04.640 them

00:44:04.840 or

00:44:04.980 to

00:44:05.120 dunk

00:44:05.380 on

00:44:05.600 Jimmy

00:44:05.840 Kimmel

00:44:06.100 I

00:44:06.520 had

00:44:08.000 no

00:44:08.380 idea

00:44:08.880 that

00:44:09.680 they

00:44:09.840 had

00:44:10.000 been

00:44:10.120 off

00:44:10.320 the

00:44:10.460 air

00:44:10.680 for

00:44:11.180 three

00:44:11.480 months

00:44:11.840 which

00:44:12.240 tells

00:44:12.480 you

00:44:12.620 a

00:44:12.820 lot

00:44:13.100 about

00:44:13.340 our

00:44:13.460 changing

00:44:13.760 media

00:44:14.040 and

00:44:14.160 political

00:44:14.380 landscape

00:44:14.660 we'll

00:44:14.820 get to

00:44:15.000 that

00:44:15.100 tomorrow

00:44:15.400 the

00:44:16.020 rest

00:44:16.260 of

00:44:16.400 the

00:44:16.520 show

00:44:16.660 continues

00:44:17.120 now

00:44:17.260 it's

00:44:17.400 woke

00:44:17.560 Wednesday

00:44:17.960 baby

00:44:18.260 you don't

00:44:18.500 want to

00:44:18.720 miss it

00:44:19.080 become a

00:44:20.200 member

00:44:20.340 use code

00:44:20.720 Knolls

00:44:20.980 K-N-W-L-E-S

00:44:21.660 at checkout

00:44:22.060 for two

00:44:22.860 months free

00:44:23.360 on all

00:44:23.920 annual

00:44:24.420 plans

00:44:42.820 Second

00:44:54.660 show

00:44:55.420 to

00:44:57.240 message

00:44:58.560 bunch

00:44:59.600 they

00:45:00.060 all

00:45:04.140 we

00:45:04.960 the

00:45:06.460 cause

00:45:07.080 no

The Michael Knowles Show - August 09, 2023

Ep. 1305 - Miracle Drug Kills Obesity With One Side Effect

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