The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 1487 - RFK Jr.'s Big Pro-Choice Mistake Caught On Camera

00:00:00.000 Liberals increasing bloodlust for unborn babies is almost always a terrible thing.

00:00:05.860 Now, however, there seems to be one exception to that rule,

00:00:09.900 and that would be presidential candidate RFK Jr.'s recent endorsement of abortion

00:00:15.020 all the way up until the moment of birth.

00:00:19.400 So in other words, keeping it as is with Roe v. Wade having been overturned

00:00:23.300 and leaving it up to the states to determine if and when a woman can have an abortion? 1.00

00:00:28.140 No, I wouldn't leave it to the states.

00:00:30.640 Right.

00:00:31.140 I would say completely, it's up to the woman. 1.00

00:00:35.040 My belief is we should leave it to the woman. 1.00

00:00:37.220 We shouldn't have government involved.

00:00:39.280 Even if it's full term?

00:00:41.640 Even if it's full term.

00:00:43.880 Okay.

00:00:46.380 Even if it's full term.

00:00:50.740 Obviously an extremely evil position and an incoherent one.

00:00:54.980 If the government doesn't have a legitimate role in prosecuting murder,

00:00:59.860 the government doesn't have a legitimate role in anything.

00:01:02.780 If the government should stay out of the most basic aspects of justice,

00:01:07.040 what should the government stay in?

00:01:09.820 Nothing.

00:01:11.080 And Kennedy obviously doesn't apply this rule across the board.

00:01:13.720 He's a liberal who thinks the government ought to do all sorts of things.

00:01:17.560 Just not protect innocent little babies from being butchered.

00:01:20.860 So how is this stance a good thing?

00:01:22.800 It's a good thing because it makes this election even clearer than it already was.

00:01:29.320 I don't think any serious conservative or even center-right Republican

00:01:33.860 ever really considered voting for RFK over Trump.

00:01:38.560 I know we were told, oh, RFK, he might pull votes from conservatives.

00:01:43.500 I never really bought that.

00:01:44.940 If any of those people ever did consider voting for RFK over Trump, I think that moment has passed.

00:01:52.900 Bobby Kennedy is, as he has always been, a man of the left.

00:01:58.460 Bobby Kennedy, as I've said from the beginning, pulls many more votes from Biden than he does from Trump.

00:02:06.420 Kennedy is not a political problem for Trump.

00:02:09.200 He's a political problem for Biden.

00:02:11.780 And as libs become increasingly disillusioned with Joe Biden and his countless failures,

00:02:17.100 they will have a choice between two candidates in November.

00:02:21.100 Republicans will be unified behind the only real right-wing candidate in the race.

00:02:25.680 And that is fine by me.

00:02:27.780 I'm Michael Knowles.

00:02:28.440 This is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:02:48.620 Welcome back to the show.

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00:04:21.940 The libs are furious with Joe Biden.

00:04:27.160 Biden obviously has alienated the American right and much of the center.

00:04:31.920 But the libs are furious with him, too.

00:04:34.860 And they're furious with him because of his handling of the war in Gaza.

00:04:38.620 They're furious with him over his handling of Ukraine to a lesser degree.

00:04:44.260 And they're furious with him over his failures on the economy because his failures on the economy are probably most likely to destroy the Democrats' chances in November.

00:04:54.380 Here is CNN, Aaron Burnett of CNN, grilling Biden on his economic failures.

00:05:01.060 When you talk about the economy, of course, it is by far the most important issue for voters.

00:05:07.220 It's also true right now, Mr. President, that voters by a wide margin trust Trump more on the economy.

00:05:13.580 They say that in polls.

00:05:15.100 And part of the reason for that may be the numbers.

00:05:17.720 And you're aware of many of these, of course.

00:05:20.260 The cost of buying a home in the United States is double what it was when you look at your monthly costs from before the pandemic.

00:05:25.600 Real income, when you account for inflation, is actually down since you took office.

00:05:31.580 Economic growth last week, far short of expectations.

00:05:34.840 Consumer confidence, maybe no surprise, is near a two-year low.

00:05:39.540 With less than six months to go to Election Day, are you worried that you're running out of time to turn that around?

00:05:46.660 We've already turned it around.

00:05:47.860 Look, look at the Michigan survey.

00:05:50.620 For 65 percent of American people think they're in good shape economically.

00:05:53.880 They think the nation's not in good shape, but they're personally in good shape.

00:05:57.880 The polling data has been wrong all along.

00:06:00.920 How many of you guys do a poll with CNN?

00:06:03.760 How many folks you have to call to get one response?

00:06:06.780 The idea that we're in a situation where things are so bad.

00:06:12.000 The folks, I mean, we've created more jobs.

00:06:16.580 So Biden is not as swift as he used to be, and he just gave two answers which contradict each other.

00:06:22.640 Either one of those answers might have plausibly allowed him to skirt that devastating question from CNN.

00:06:30.440 But together, they don't really work.

00:06:32.940 CNN says, hey, here is a litany of economic indicators.

00:06:36.700 You're failing on all of them.

00:06:38.600 How are you going to turn this around?

00:06:40.060 He says, no, no, listen, listen.

00:06:42.420 There was a poll that just came out, said that people feel good about how their personal finances are going.

00:06:48.120 And also, all the polls are wrong.

00:06:51.960 Wait, wait, wait, wait, hold on.

00:06:53.580 No, my proof.

00:06:54.820 Hold on.

00:06:55.340 Listen here, Jack.

00:06:56.540 Come on.

00:06:57.740 Stick around there, Corn Pop. 1.00

00:06:59.280 My proof that the economic indicators don't matter is that the polls say people are happy about it.

00:07:06.760 And all the polls are wrong.

00:07:08.820 The polls have been wrong from the beginning.

00:07:10.140 Okay, so let's go back to all those economic indicators then and show how you've totally failed on the economy.

00:07:19.520 So he pulls out this one poll.

00:07:22.320 It says people feel good about their personal finances, or at least 65% of people do, even though they know that the nation's economy is collapsing.

00:07:31.240 And then I think he knows that's not very persuasive to people.

00:07:36.600 So then he has to fall back on the last refuge position, which is, well, the polls are fake.

00:07:43.940 Now, Republicans sometimes say the polls are fake.

00:07:46.260 Everybody says the polls are fake sometimes.

00:07:48.000 It's different when Democrats say it.

00:07:50.120 The reason it's different when Democrats say it is that Democrats have the media on their side.

00:07:55.800 So when a Republican says the fake news coverage is slanted against us, that's different from the Democrats saying that.

00:08:05.600 Because Republicans don't really have news outlets, and Democrats have all of the news outlets.

00:08:10.020 Same goes for polling.

00:08:11.840 Same goes for any aspect of American political propaganda.

00:08:18.600 The polls are often right. 0.94

00:08:20.800 When they are wrong, they generally are wrong in a way that favor Democrats.

00:08:25.340 So when you've got polls coming out, economic indicators coming out, statistics from all the social scientists coming out that do not look good for Democrats, and when you hear this being reported by Democrat liberal news outlets, you know these people are really, really in trouble.

00:08:43.460 Because they all have every single incentive to paint the Democrats in as good a light as possible.

00:08:48.100 And that's just not going to cut it these days because everyone knows that the economy is in the doldrums.

00:08:56.240 Also borne out by even more surveys that Biden will conveniently say are fake.

00:09:01.720 According to a new survey just came out, confidence in Biden's economic stewardship is historically low.

00:09:09.080 This, according to Gallup, Americans are less optimistic about the state of the U.S. economy than they have been in recent months.

00:09:15.980 And that's in part, in large part, because of concerns about inflation persisting.

00:09:20.940 Really, really bad stuff.

00:09:23.240 And inflation and the economy, both right there at the top of people's concerns.

00:09:28.740 So what is Biden going to do?

00:09:31.060 Biden can't focus on his economic wins because he doesn't have any.

00:09:34.280 So he's got to focus on other things.

00:09:36.320 The only rational strategy for the Biden campaign and the Democrats is to distract Americans from the issues that they care about, where uniformly the Democrats are failing, to issues that Americans don't care about quite as much, but where Democrats can at least gin up ideological resentments.

00:09:55.400 That is why you are seeing a big focus on the liberationist rhetoric and especially the gender ideology and on abortion.

00:10:05.800 Because at least there, the Democrats can't say they're succeeding either.

00:10:09.160 The entire gender ideology push has been devastating for society and especially for the people who have fallen prey to that confusion.

00:10:16.060 The gender-affirming care doesn't make anyone happier, doesn't make them less anxious, doesn't make them less depressed, doesn't make them less suicidal. 0.95

00:10:22.240 Abortion doesn't help anybody, doesn't make women feel better. 1.00

00:10:25.920 It obviously doesn't help the babies that are being killed.

00:10:29.160 But it's at least a distraction that plays purely on passions that is not subject to real consequences, real conclusions.

00:10:42.960 You know, people are going to hold their positions on those sorts of issues no matter the outcome.

00:10:48.800 And so that is where Biden is going to have to focus.

00:10:51.700 And even that, frankly, is probably not a winning strategy for Democrats.

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00:12:06.740 Democrats think if they can focus on sex stuff that that is going to save them from their terrible economic and foreign policy and national security and immigration and performance on all of the other issues that really matter to people. 0.85

00:12:23.160 I'm skeptical of that.

00:12:24.320 And the reason I'm skeptical of that is videos like this one that have just gone viral.

00:12:29.140 There's a video going around of a man who thinks he's a woman who has his hair done up in some kind of Barbie pigtails.

00:12:37.300 I don't know if it's a wig or if it's his real hair.

00:12:39.600 And he's lying in a hospital bed.

00:12:41.240 He's just purchased a child.

00:12:42.940 He's rented a woman's womb. 0.98

00:12:44.340 He's purchased a woman's egg.

00:12:45.960 He's created a baby.

00:12:47.100 He's ordered the baby at the baby store and purchased the baby like the baby is a commodity and an object to be traded rather than a proper subject. 0.99

00:12:56.540 And then he takes the crying baby onto his hairy, disgusting chest. 0.98

00:13:00.380 And the poor baby continues to cry. 0.98

00:13:04.080 All right.

00:13:14.680 That's enough.

00:13:15.180 I don't even want to look at it anymore.

00:13:16.360 That's enough.

00:13:16.740 Take it off.

00:13:17.100 You get the point.

00:13:18.440 You have to show it just to have any context because it's very difficult for people even to imagine something so evil and abhorrent.

00:13:27.280 But I don't need to see any more of that.

00:13:28.940 The video has been going viral.

00:13:30.180 It's got zillions of views all around.

00:13:31.580 The whole thing is just unspeakably evil to do this to a poor little baby who's going to continue to cry because the baby wants his mommy.

00:13:37.660 And the baby's been ripped away from his mommy, the only mommy he's ever known.

00:13:41.440 He's been created with the intention to deprive him of his biological mommy. 1.00

00:13:44.820 And he's been sold to a couple of selfish perverts. 1.00

00:13:46.880 And it's awful. 0.99

00:13:48.940 It should obviously be illegal. 0.76

00:13:51.300 This is transgenderism.

00:13:53.840 This is my main point.

00:13:55.040 My main point is not merely to invade against the surrogacy industry and the commodification of human beings, which I think people are slowly becoming aware of.

00:14:07.780 There are a lot of people who have participated in this industry out of sheer ignorance.

00:14:12.480 It's a new technology.

00:14:14.060 People hadn't considered the bioethical implications.

00:14:16.740 And only over time have people been made aware of just how evil it is.

00:14:22.340 I'm not even talking about the evils of the surrogacy industry here, primarily.

00:14:28.100 It's really bad and should be outlawed, of course.

00:14:31.220 And civilized countries are outlawing it already.

00:14:33.600 We're lagging behind.

00:14:34.860 This is transgenderism.

00:14:38.880 This is it.

00:14:39.880 If you accept transgenderism, you are implicitly accepting this. 0.99

00:14:43.840 Because if you are accepting transgenderism, what you're saying is men really can be women. 0.63

00:14:50.280 Or at the very least, men ought to be treated as women with all of the privileges and rights of women in society. 0.99

00:14:57.700 And one thing that women can do, that men can't do, is give birth. 1.00

00:15:04.360 In fact, one might say that is the defining physical feature of womanhood. 1.00

00:15:10.060 So if we accept that men can become women, then men have a right to all of the things that women do. 0.76

00:15:17.040 All of the abilities that they possess.

00:15:19.780 And chief among those is the ability to have children.

00:15:23.020 Obviously, this man can't make a child in the normal way.

00:15:27.700 So what are we going to do?

00:15:30.380 Does that mean we're going to accept natural limitations?

00:15:32.860 No, we've already blown way past that by accepting the transgender ideology. 0.98

00:15:36.860 So no, what we're going to do now is change our understanding of rights or understanding of economies.

00:15:43.960 We're going to create a new industry, the baby industry.

00:15:47.180 And we're going to all pretend that the man really can have a baby.

00:15:53.900 And we're going to allow him to make one in a laboratory or to pay scientists to do that, unethical scientists, and then to purchase that baby and deprive that baby of his mother. 0.98

00:16:06.120 And the baby's going to cry and the baby's going to be real messed up because of this.

00:16:09.060 But, hey, as long as this pervert's selfish pleasures are entertained, as long as this man's deluded sense of his own identity is affirmed, well, then that's wonderful.

00:16:22.580 Too bad for the woman who sold her womb. 1.00

00:16:25.240 Too bad for the woman who sold her eggs. 1.00

00:16:26.760 And really too bad for the baby who doesn't get a mommy.

00:16:29.680 One of the most important relationships any human being can possibly have, especially at a tender age like that.

00:16:35.040 Too bad.

00:16:36.720 Too bad.

00:16:37.440 Because we had to affirm transgenderism because we wanted to be really nice.

00:16:41.300 And we didn't want to tell some amiable, deluded man that he can't use the women's bathroom.

00:16:46.640 Well, okay, if you think you can just limit it to a handful of deluded men get to use the women's bathroom, well, we're down the slippery slope now.

00:16:56.760 We're real far down the slippery slope.

00:16:59.240 This is not just going to be one or two deluded men.

00:17:01.560 It's going to spread like a social contagion, as it has.

00:17:05.300 This ideology, this identity grown leaps and bounds in recent years.

00:17:08.960 Doubled, tripled over years.

00:17:10.480 Now to the point that more than one in five, I think the number is actually closer to 30% now, of Gen Z identifies as LGBT, LMNOP.

00:17:19.300 And because ideas have consequences, we're going to follow those ideas to their natural consequences.

00:17:23.140 And we're going to allow these guys to purchase kids.

00:17:27.160 Really, really bad stuff.

00:17:28.860 Speaking of Gnostic fads, the denial of physical reality. 1.00

00:17:34.680 There is a real creepy iPad commercial that has just been pushed by Apple.

00:17:40.480 I don't know really what the marketing people at Apple were thinking here.

00:17:47.580 This has also gone viral.

00:17:49.900 Even those who don't examine the implicit ideology of this commercial all the way down to the very last detail recognize something is real creepy going on here.

00:18:04.020 If you're just listening to this on audio or radio, you'll see it's a big studio.

00:18:15.740 Music studio.

00:18:17.020 Oh, a nice trumpet.

00:18:19.100 Some televisions.

00:18:20.920 A piano.

00:18:21.960 A lamp.

00:18:22.640 A drawing desk.

00:18:25.520 A.

00:18:26.080 Some speakers.

00:18:27.120 Paint.

00:18:27.840 Everything just being crushed down by some giant press.

00:18:32.180 Like in, you know, in Star Wars, in the garbage compactor.

00:18:36.180 A little, little, uh, sculpture model.

00:18:39.860 Vinyl records.

00:18:42.220 Television exploding.

00:18:44.920 Cameras.

00:18:45.620 A guitar.

00:18:46.480 Just being smooshed books.

00:18:49.060 Paint.

00:18:50.680 Little toy.

00:18:52.020 Eyeballs just explodes.

00:18:53.580 The most powerful iPad ever is also the thinnest.

00:19:02.380 The iPad.

00:19:04.680 The new iPad Pro.

00:19:05.900 When Apple launched, they had their 1984 style advertisement.

00:19:14.900 You know, Apple's going to say, think different.

00:19:16.760 We're going to throw a wrench at Big Brother who's trying to make us all conform and just bring us all down into this uniform kind of bland world.

00:19:29.340 Well, now Apple is, it's been around long enough.

00:19:32.680 It's taking the other side of that commercial.

00:19:34.280 It's now on the Big Brother side.

00:19:35.800 What did Apple think when they were making this?

00:19:38.900 Apple thought that it's really, really cool that we don't need stuff anymore.

00:19:43.340 You don't need a trumpet.

00:19:44.380 You don't need a TV.

00:19:45.120 You don't need books.

00:19:45.900 You don't need a drawing desk.

00:19:46.960 You don't need sculptures.

00:19:48.080 You don't need toys.

00:19:49.380 You don't need anything.

00:19:50.160 You can replace all the stuff in your life with a little slate tablet on which you can rent and stream a digital simulacrum of everything you enjoy.

00:20:07.400 You know, I was talking to Jeremy about this ad the other day.

00:20:10.360 And Jeremy said, he said, you know, in the first cut of that, they had a Bible in there.

00:20:14.020 Because, you know, you can get your Bible on your iPad.

00:20:17.120 Well, actually, maybe we shouldn't smush the Bible.

00:20:19.600 You know, you have to assume.

00:20:21.460 Because they had everything else.

00:20:24.660 So why don't people like this?

00:20:26.240 I think it's kind of cool.

00:20:27.280 When I travel now, I don't even take a laptop.

00:20:30.200 I take an iPad.

00:20:31.860 Because when you have an iPad, they let you keep writing during takeoff and landing on an airplane.

00:20:36.540 So it saves me time when I'm running late on my speeches.

00:20:38.960 But also because I can fit a lot on there.

00:20:42.020 And I can keep my books on there.

00:20:44.560 And I can stream baseball on there.

00:20:46.460 And I can watch my political content.

00:20:50.720 And I can write.

00:20:51.700 And I can do everything on there, right?

00:20:55.180 But I don't want to just have an iPad.

00:20:57.020 I want to have my musical instruments.

00:20:58.420 And I want to have my books.

00:20:59.160 And I want to have my desk.

00:21:00.380 And I want to have my colors.

00:21:01.500 And I want to have my toys.

00:21:02.580 And I want to have...

00:21:03.880 Why don't people like this?

00:21:04.820 Because we live in an incarnate world.

00:21:08.580 That's why.

00:21:09.260 Because we're physical.

00:21:10.640 And we live in time and space.

00:21:12.280 And we form connections to things.

00:21:15.240 And we don't want to be materialists.

00:21:17.020 We don't want to lose sight of eternity.

00:21:20.080 We don't want to forget about the metaphysical things that physical things signify.

00:21:24.420 But neither do we want to just pretend that our bodies don't matter.

00:21:27.340 And we're just, you know, ideas floating in space.

00:21:30.340 We're not.

00:21:31.280 We are not.

00:21:31.980 That's something we're learning out of the trans ideology.

00:21:35.000 That's something we're learning out of the technological futurism that our elites keep pushing on us.

00:21:41.780 The physical world keeps pulling us back.

00:21:46.380 There's something in our nature.

00:21:48.580 Because we're not just disembodied spirits.

00:21:50.080 Because we are bodies as well.

00:21:52.260 We like physical stuff.

00:21:54.720 Buy physical stuff, folks.

00:21:56.820 Keep your physical stuff.

00:21:58.180 Keep your books.

00:21:58.820 Keep your instruments.

00:21:59.500 Not just because the elites want to take it away from you and make sure that you own nothing and are happy.

00:22:05.300 But also because physical things are necessary for our functioning.

00:22:11.400 Because we are in part physical.

00:22:13.660 This is the point.

00:22:14.360 To take it all the way to the religious level.

00:22:15.880 This is the purpose of sacraments and sacramentals.

00:22:19.700 Sacraments are outward signs of inner realities.

00:22:23.980 Sacraments like baptism, the holy communion, matrimony, marriage for that matter.

00:22:32.720 There are physical signs of an interior sort of change.

00:22:35.680 And sacramentals, things like holy water and rosaries and all sorts of little physical expressions of our spiritual life.

00:22:48.360 Why do we have them?

00:22:50.140 Is it totally extraneous?

00:22:51.340 Well, what?

00:22:52.140 Is it unnecessary?

00:22:53.440 Why do they persist throughout history?

00:22:55.520 Because we are bodies in part.

00:22:57.800 Okay?

00:22:58.060 And to quote Tertullian, the ancient Christian writer, the flesh, physical things are so important that the flesh is the very hinge of salvation.

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00:24:11.000 My favorite comment issue is from Kim McNatt, 6301, who says,

00:24:15.400 Hillary Clinton's musical should be named Insuffs.

00:24:17.880 You've set off my allergies, my lungs filled with liquid and rocks in this very highly pollinated time in Nashville.

00:24:31.000 But that pun was just too good.

00:24:33.600 That was a big mistake.

00:24:34.680 Hillary named her musical Suffs after the Suffs.

00:24:38.280 It really should be Insuffs.

00:24:40.880 It's kind of like a norm joke, you know?

00:24:42.360 I think it's chairman of the board, B-O-R-E-D.

00:24:47.580 That's right.

00:24:48.320 Good pun.

00:24:49.080 I like a good pun.

00:24:49.920 It's not even Teeheehee Tuesday and I get a good pun.

00:24:52.680 Speaking of changing attitudes,

00:24:55.280 here's a little bit of a deep cut for some of the political nerds out here.

00:25:00.300 Politico article.

00:25:02.100 FreedomWorks is closing and blaming Trump.

00:25:06.260 Now, for the younger politicos in the audience,

00:25:10.220 you might not even remember FreedomWorks.

00:25:12.540 I remember FreedomWorks because FreedomWorks was a very, very prominent right-wing organization.

00:25:18.480 When I was first coming up in politics, when I was working on my first political campaign,

00:25:22.680 which was the challenger campaign for Nan Hayworth running for Congress in the Hudson Valley. 1.00

00:25:26.940 It was really big during the presidential election of 2012.

00:25:31.360 When I was working on a few campaigns,

00:25:34.740 it was a libertarian organization, but it had a lot of power on the right.

00:25:39.920 And it would fund candidates and candidates would seek their endorsement.

00:25:42.540 Now it's going out of business.

00:25:44.000 Why?

00:25:45.460 Because that style of libertarianism is deader than disco.

00:25:50.760 Here is how Politico puts it.

00:25:53.040 After Trump took control of the conservative movement,

00:25:56.340 Brandon said, the head of FreedomWorks said,

00:25:58.440 a huge gap opened up between the libertarian principles of FreedomWorks leadership

00:26:03.380 and the MAGA-style populism of its members.

00:26:07.120 Notice, it's not a huge gap opened up between the libertarian principles of FreedomWorks

00:26:12.560 and the MAGA populism of other parts of the conservative movement.

00:26:17.560 No, no.

00:26:19.260 It was within the FreedomWorks organization.

00:26:22.800 The leadership of it, very libertarian, very bowtie, very tweed.

00:26:29.700 The base of that organization, the actual rank-and-file members,

00:26:36.400 they went along with MAGA-style populism.

00:26:38.860 This happened during the Tea Party.

00:26:40.580 The Tea Party leadership, very libertarian, very beltway.

00:26:44.820 I don't even mean to knock the libertarians.

00:26:46.480 There were lots of different groups in the beltway.

00:26:48.640 I just mean they were very wonky bowtie.

00:26:52.400 And the Tea Party rank-and-file, they went along with that for a little bit

00:26:56.900 and the fiscal responsibility and the return to constitutionalism.

00:26:59.460 But they were animated by passions that were not always totally in conformity

00:27:04.980 with those libertarian principles.

00:27:07.380 And frankly, those passions were probably more in touch

00:27:09.880 with the political realities of America

00:27:12.280 than the supposedly rational libertarian principles of the leadership.

00:27:16.820 So it goes on.

00:27:17.740 FreedomWorks leaders, for example, still believed in free trade,

00:27:21.140 small government with a robust merit-based immigration system.

00:27:24.900 Increasingly, however, those positions clashed with the Trump-aligned membership

00:27:27.660 who called for tariffs on imported goods and a wall to keep immigrants out,

00:27:31.360 but were willing, in Brandon's view, to remain silent

00:27:33.100 as Trump's administration added $8 trillion in national debt.

00:27:36.920 A lot of our base aged, says Brandon.

00:27:43.440 So the new activists that have come in with Trump, they tend to be much more populist.

00:27:47.340 So you look at the base, and that just kind of shifted.

00:27:49.900 Very true.

00:27:51.440 They're going to be the bitter clingers, to use a beltway phrase. 0.98

00:27:55.720 They're going to be the people who refuse to acknowledge this change

00:27:59.260 or refuse to accept this change.

00:28:00.520 And they're going to say that this is an abandonment of conservative,

00:28:05.780 they're not even really conservative, of libertarian principles,

00:28:08.220 but they call them conservative principles.

00:28:10.140 This is a total betrayal of everything we stood for,

00:28:13.240 and I will not have it.

00:28:14.220 These evil populists, these rudderless populists.

00:28:19.500 It's just a generational thing, man.

00:28:21.560 FreedomWorks had its heyday 10 years ago.

00:28:23.280 Maybe even a little bit before that.

00:28:27.020 And then politics changed, and the organization did not change.

00:28:30.280 This happens in politics, even among principled people.

00:28:36.600 President Trump's version of conservatism is a little different from Ronald Reagan's.

00:28:42.320 It's not totally different.

00:28:44.340 In many ways, Trump is the heir to Reaganism,

00:28:47.420 and can more plausibly claim that than, say,

00:28:50.260 certainly than George H.W. Bush, who was Reagan's vice president.

00:28:53.580 Maybe more than George W. Bush, or Mitt Romney, or any of the others.

00:29:00.300 But Trump's a little different from Reagan.

00:29:02.840 And you know, Reagan was different from Eisenhower.

00:29:05.680 And Eisenhower was different from Calvin Coolidge.

00:29:08.300 And Calvin Coolidge was different from Theodore Roosevelt.

00:29:11.100 And the Republican Party changes.

00:29:12.960 And even the conservative movement within the Republican Party changes.

00:29:17.580 That's what happens.

00:29:18.840 Because politics is not abstracted out of the body

00:29:22.640 and out of time and space.

00:29:23.420 It's not Gnostic, okay?

00:29:26.000 It's not—we're so given over to Gnosticism these days.

00:29:30.160 But it's very much entwined with bodies and people

00:29:35.200 and time and space and changing circumstances.

00:29:38.520 So a better way to think about politics is it's not just some eternal thing

00:29:43.420 that you write out in five bullet points on a napkin and it never changes.

00:29:46.620 Neither is politics totally beholden to the spirit of the age.

00:29:50.720 We know, either from Fulton Sheen or Ronald Knox or, I don't know, Dean Inge

00:29:56.000 or one of those smart religious guys,

00:29:57.960 that if you wedge yourself to the spirit of the age,

00:29:59.820 you'll find yourself a widow in the next. 1.00

00:30:01.200 A clear way of thinking about politics for me

00:30:05.160 is that politics is the application of eternal principles

00:30:08.940 to constantly changing circumstances.

00:30:12.860 And if you don't accept the fact of those changing circumstances,

00:30:17.200 one of the few constants in life is change.

00:30:19.980 If you don't accept that, you're going to get left behind

00:30:22.540 and your organization is going to fall apart.

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00:31:02.840 Now, speaking of pro-tariff Republicans,

00:31:06.320 one of the most pro-tariff Republicans is Peter Navarro,

00:31:09.520 who is an economic advisor to President Trump.

00:31:12.060 And Peter Navarro has been thrown in prison by our Democrat establishment

00:31:15.120 for no reason other than to persecute anyone who was around Trump

00:31:21.020 and who was really a threat to the establishment in particular around Trump.

00:31:24.820 So Matt Gaetz, conservative member of Congress,

00:31:28.040 just requested an interview with Peter Navarro in prison.

00:31:33.640 And we can interview people who are in prison.

00:31:35.240 Journalists can.

00:31:36.420 Certainly, you would imagine members of Congress can.

00:31:39.080 That request was just denied.

00:31:40.440 Mr. Speaker, I rise to alert this House of the actions of the Federal Bureau of Prisons,

00:31:48.920 which seem to be vindicating the claim made by Peter Navarro

00:31:52.220 that he is being held as a political prisoner.

00:31:55.380 I've been trying for five weeks to be able to interview Mr. Navarro.

00:32:00.300 And there are provisions that ought to allow this.

00:32:02.340 And I was informed directly by Director Peters, who runs the Bureau,

00:32:06.540 that that request would be denied.

00:32:09.000 And the reason it's being denied is because Peter Navarro

00:32:12.380 is too notorious to be interviewed by a member of Congress.

00:32:17.560 John Gotti was interviewed when he was in prison.

00:32:20.940 The QAnon shaman was interviewed in prison.

00:32:23.940 Director Peters herself brought NBC News through prisons

00:32:27.500 to showcase the work of corrections that's being done.

00:32:30.820 So I think there is something else afoot here.

00:32:33.380 Mr. Navarro, I'm being told, is not being allowed to access his attorney.

00:32:37.460 And it is because it is shameful what has been done to Peter Navarro

00:32:40.460 based on a sham January 6th committee and a sham indictment and a sham conviction

00:32:45.080 that we ought to work to remediate immediately

00:32:48.320 upon President Trump's rightful and righteous return to office.

00:32:52.400 Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I yield back.

00:32:54.160 Hear, hear. I love his point when he says,

00:32:55.900 John Gotti was interviewed in prison.

00:32:58.140 You're telling me that a pro-tariff economic advisor

00:33:01.420 to the former president of the United States is more notorious and dangerous

00:33:04.760 than the head of the New York mafia?

00:33:07.960 And the answer from the political establishment is yes.

00:33:12.440 Most certainly, yes. 0.98

00:33:15.920 John Gotti, he's a street thug. 0.95

00:33:18.580 Peter Navarro, 0.93

00:33:21.380 the leaders who are threatening a new and more vibrant

00:33:25.480 and more perhaps effective conservatism.

00:33:29.800 Oh yeah, we can't have that.

00:33:31.440 Before we get into mailbag,

00:33:32.560 I do have to mention, speaking of members of Congress,

00:33:35.040 my own member of Congress,

00:33:36.740 my friend Andy Ogles,

00:33:38.740 has just introduced a bill

00:33:40.140 alongside representatives Randy Weber and Jeff Duncan

00:33:44.180 in response to the campus intifada.

00:33:48.140 And so what,

00:33:49.320 I'm laughing even thinking about it,

00:33:51.860 what Andy told Fox News Digital is,

00:33:55.260 students have abandoned their classes

00:33:57.200 to harass other students

00:33:58.700 and disrupt campus-wide activities,

00:34:01.380 including commencement ceremonies.

00:34:02.920 Enough is enough.

00:34:04.300 This is why I introduced legislation

00:34:05.640 to send any person convicted

00:34:06.860 of unlawful activity on the campus

00:34:08.860 of an American university

00:34:10.060 since October 7th, 2023,

00:34:12.680 to Gaza

00:34:13.260 to complete a minimum of six months

00:34:15.240 of community service.

00:34:16.640 So I don't know if it's going to pass.

00:34:18.200 You know, Republicans have a thin majority

00:34:19.640 in the House.

00:34:20.800 But I do get a real kick out of this idea

00:34:23.280 that if you're, you know,

00:34:24.520 one of these keffia-wearing campus intifada people

00:34:26.960 and you break the law,

00:34:28.240 not just that you protest,

00:34:29.320 but you actually break the law,

00:34:30.440 as many of them are doing,

00:34:32.120 then you can serve out your community service

00:34:34.400 in Gaza.

00:34:35.600 You'll get exactly what you want.

00:34:37.020 You'll get to go help out in Gaza.

00:34:39.140 You set the reason you're doing the activity.

00:34:41.180 What I love about this

00:34:42.100 is not just that it's punishing these communists

00:34:44.460 who today are taking on

00:34:46.320 a kind of Islamist flavor.

00:34:49.340 But, you know, yesterday,

00:34:50.500 they were BLM people.

00:34:51.960 The day before that,

00:34:52.640 they were Occupy Wall Street people.

00:34:53.920 Tomorrow, they're going to be something else.

00:34:55.820 The thing I like about it

00:34:56.900 is the poetic justice of it.

00:34:58.820 They're getting what they want.

00:35:00.120 They're getting,

00:35:00.580 they want to help out in Gaza.

00:35:02.200 Okay, they can go help out in Gaza.

00:35:03.720 But they don't really want to help out in Gaza.

00:35:05.120 Just like BLM never wanted to help black people, 0.71

00:35:08.120 just like Occupy Wall Street never wanted to,

00:35:10.960 maybe they did want to upend our economic system,

00:35:13.200 but they didn't want to help people

00:35:14.160 who were actually hurting in any tangible way.

00:35:16.620 I don't think they were giving very much money to charity

00:35:18.420 or volunteering at the food pantry.

00:35:21.360 They love humanity in the abstract.

00:35:23.620 They don't care about humans all that much in particular.

00:35:27.260 And so this bill addresses an even bigger problem

00:35:30.420 than, you know, campus radicalism

00:35:32.980 or anti-Semitism or what communism,

00:35:36.700 I don't know, whatever else that, you know,

00:35:38.380 that these people are embracing as a matter of ideology.

00:35:41.960 The even more urgent problem than that

00:35:44.300 is the slacktivism.

00:35:47.980 This dishonesty,

00:35:49.440 even in the performance of our political order.

00:35:52.900 They go out there,

00:35:53.720 they throw on the keffiyeh that they bought on Amazon.

00:35:56.520 They don't, probably don't even know

00:35:58.500 where Gaza is on the map.

00:35:59.760 They shut down classes,

00:36:01.480 they scream at people,

00:36:02.580 they harass people,

00:36:04.000 in some cases they physically injure people,

00:36:05.740 and then they go home

00:36:06.740 and the Gazans are no better off for it.

00:36:09.140 Okay, you want to help?

00:36:10.140 Go help. 0.81

00:36:10.820 Let's go solve that slacktivism, baby.

00:36:12.600 You live in time and space,

00:36:13.580 you got a body,

00:36:14.680 go put it to use.

00:36:16.780 You don't get to,

00:36:17.800 you don't get to do all your activism

00:36:19.360 in the abstract from a cafe

00:36:20.960 outside of Columbia University.

00:36:22.920 Now,

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00:37:08.540 Now,

00:37:09.440 I was a tease earlier.

00:37:12.300 I mentioned

00:37:13.080 that I want to get to the story

00:37:14.460 of Princeton Libs

00:37:16.520 who are going on a hunger strike,

00:37:18.920 crying about how hungry they are.

00:37:20.980 That's what I teased

00:37:21.860 at the top of the show.

00:37:22.640 Well, you know me,

00:37:23.120 I'm a tease.

00:37:24.360 And I guess we're going to have to wait

00:37:25.540 to get to it until Monday.

00:37:27.580 That's okay.

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00:37:43.420 Take it away.

00:37:45.700 Salutations,

00:37:46.220 Mr. Knowles.

00:37:47.380 I just recently

00:37:48.720 turned 21 years old

00:37:50.300 and I have never dated before.

00:37:54.340 And that is, in fact,

00:37:56.200 for lack of trying

00:37:57.220 because I've spent the,

00:38:00.500 basically the entirety of my life

00:38:02.360 under the assumption

00:38:03.800 that

00:38:04.600 to be in a relationship

00:38:07.560 with a woman 1.00

00:38:08.220 is to be absolutely miserable 1.00

00:38:10.000 no matter what.

00:38:11.760 Mostly because this is

00:38:13.020 what I grew up with.

00:38:13.900 my dad working

00:38:16.280 60 plus hours a week

00:38:19.220 coming home

00:38:20.280 and

00:38:20.940 essentially falling asleep

00:38:22.700 before he even

00:38:23.740 sat down at the table

00:38:25.480 to have supper.

00:38:27.120 And a mother

00:38:28.240 who was angry at him

00:38:29.280 the whole time

00:38:30.060 because

00:38:30.460 that's just

00:38:31.900 how she is.

00:38:34.320 So,

00:38:35.020 with that,

00:38:36.100 I've recently come

00:38:37.360 to the realization

00:38:38.380 that my mother

00:38:39.480 is not the rule

00:38:40.860 but rather the exception.

00:38:41.880 So,

00:38:43.820 how exactly

00:38:44.460 do I

00:38:45.140 get myself

00:38:46.940 out of this

00:38:47.920 operation

00:38:48.920 where I,

00:38:49.820 if I see a girl 0.99

00:38:50.540 that I'm attracted to

00:38:51.540 I instantly

00:38:52.680 avoid

00:38:53.460 her

00:38:54.620 as best

00:38:55.280 I can.

00:38:56.880 Whatever advice

00:38:57.860 you can give me

00:38:58.500 would be great.

00:38:59.960 Thanks.

00:39:00.880 First thing you gotta do

00:39:02.300 is

00:39:03.640 quit blaming your mother.

00:39:05.420 Maybe you

00:39:06.140 have a

00:39:06.700 difficult mother.

00:39:08.240 Many people have had

00:39:09.120 difficult mothers in the past. 1.00

00:39:10.240 I'm not denying that reality.

00:39:11.880 But

00:39:12.400 if you want to

00:39:14.620 embrace

00:39:15.700 the

00:39:17.200 the trad life

00:39:19.320 meaning

00:39:20.260 you want to

00:39:20.940 reject

00:39:21.500 feminism

00:39:22.280 meaning

00:39:23.120 you think

00:39:23.780 a man

00:39:24.340 ought to be

00:39:24.720 the head

00:39:24.940 of his household

00:39:25.660 meaning

00:39:26.440 you want to

00:39:27.520 return to

00:39:28.660 the ways

00:39:30.240 of living

00:39:30.760 and relations

00:39:31.340 of the sexes

00:39:32.080 back when they

00:39:32.600 were normal

00:39:33.120 and good

00:39:33.620 and before

00:39:34.380 men became

00:39:36.300 just

00:39:37.020 uniformly

00:39:38.020 satyrs

00:39:38.900 and women

00:39:39.400 became uniformly 0.90

00:39:40.320 prostitutes 0.97

00:39:40.960 on the internet 0.99

00:39:41.460 if you

00:39:42.700 want to

00:39:43.380 return

00:39:44.160 to that

00:39:44.700 kind

00:39:45.000 of life

00:39:45.460 then

00:39:46.600 then you

00:39:47.780 need to

00:39:48.000 really do it

00:39:48.720 you know

00:39:49.340 is the man

00:39:49.820 the head

00:39:50.020 of his

00:39:50.220 household

00:39:50.600 well then

00:39:51.600 the man

00:39:52.700 can't let

00:39:53.140 his wife

00:39:53.480 push him

00:39:53.920 around

00:39:54.280 okay

00:39:55.080 and so

00:39:56.600 I'm not

00:39:56.920 blaming your

00:39:57.580 father

00:39:57.860 and I'm not

00:39:58.280 letting your

00:39:58.600 mother off 0.62

00:39:58.960 the hook

00:39:59.240 here

00:39:59.460 I'm just

00:40:00.440 saying

00:40:00.700 when I

00:40:01.540 mention

00:40:01.860 this

00:40:02.140 kind

00:40:02.380 of

00:40:02.500 very

00:40:02.720 traditional

00:40:03.440 advice

00:40:04.320 there are

00:40:05.460 some people

00:40:05.920 like in

00:40:06.300 the red

00:40:06.840 pill

00:40:07.140 community

00:40:07.660 or whatever

00:40:07.980 who say

00:40:08.380 Michael

00:40:08.720 you're

00:40:08.940 letting

00:40:09.100 women 1.00

00:40:09.320 off

00:40:09.520 the

00:40:09.640 hook

00:40:09.880 you're

00:40:10.460 a 0.98

00:40:10.680 simp

00:40:11.180 you sound 1.00

00:40:12.100 like a

00:40:12.420 feminist

00:40:12.720 quite the

00:40:13.340 opposite

00:40:13.720 I'm

00:40:14.480 saying

00:40:14.760 a man

00:40:15.180 has a

00:40:15.620 right

00:40:15.900 and in

00:40:16.620 fact

00:40:16.820 a

00:40:16.980 responsibility

00:40:17.740 to not

00:40:19.240 let his

00:40:19.620 wife push 1.00

00:40:20.200 him around

00:40:20.740 his wife

00:40:22.180 might want

00:40:22.560 to push

00:40:22.820 him around

00:40:23.160 and that's

00:40:23.500 not going

00:40:23.740 to make

00:40:23.960 her happy

00:40:24.400 it's

00:40:24.580 definitely

00:40:24.780 not going

00:40:25.080 to make

00:40:25.260 him

00:40:25.400 happy

00:40:25.580 it's

00:40:25.720 not going

00:40:25.940 to make

00:40:26.060 the kids

00:40:26.340 happy

00:40:26.700 so you

00:40:27.900 got

00:40:28.160 a

00:40:28.700 husband

00:40:28.980 has an

00:40:29.340 obligation

00:40:29.700 to love

00:40:30.460 his

00:40:30.680 wife

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00:40:32.200 part

00:40:33.180 of

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00:40:34.220 your

00:40:34.440 wife

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00:40:35.380 leading

00:40:36.460 your

00:40:36.700 household

00:40:37.120 and

00:40:37.980 saying

00:40:38.080 like

00:40:38.240 no

00:40:38.540 honey

00:40:38.800 calm

00:40:39.300 down

00:40:39.680 cut

00:40:39.980 it

00:40:40.100 out

00:40:40.420 enough

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00:40:41.300 more

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00:40:45.060 you

00:40:45.400 don't

00:40:45.700 do

00:40:45.860 that

00:40:46.220 then

00:40:46.820 there's

00:40:47.060 going

00:40:47.160 to be

00:40:47.300 this

00:40:47.460 constant

00:40:47.780 tension

00:40:48.180 and tug 0.94

00:40:48.460 of war

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00:40:49.000 you

00:40:49.140 say

00:40:49.300 it

00:40:49.380 could

00:40:49.480 make

00:40:49.660 your

00:40:49.760 life 0.78

00:40:49.960 miserable

00:40:50.320 so

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00:40:51.440 the

00:40:51.560 first

00:40:51.800 part

00:40:52.160 I

00:40:53.560 would

00:40:53.760 even

00:40:54.160 avoid

00:40:54.820 this

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00:40:57.200 get

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00:40:57.480 bad 0.96

00:40:57.800 woman 0.99

00:40:58.120 like

00:40:58.380 that

00:40:58.620 woman 0.99

00:40:58.860 I

00:40:59.040 need

00:40:59.220 to

00:40:59.340 get

00:40:59.480 a

00:40:59.580 good

00:40:59.720 woman 0.99

00:40:59.980 well

00:41:00.200 yeah

00:41:00.440 it's

00:41:00.600 true

00:41:00.720 some

00:41:00.980 women 1.00

00:41:01.440 are

00:41:01.660 better

00:41:02.640 than

00:41:02.800 others

00:41:02.960 no

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00:41:03.380 about

00:41:03.600 it

00:41:03.720 but

00:41:03.900 you

00:41:04.540 have

00:41:04.760 a

00:41:04.920 role

00:41:05.140 in

00:41:05.300 this

00:41:05.580 human

00:41:07.040 beings

00:41:07.340 are

00:41:07.540 mimetic

00:41:08.060 we

00:41:09.360 imitate

00:41:10.020 one

00:41:10.560 another

00:41:10.800 to use

00:41:11.720 modern

00:41:12.140 lingo

00:41:12.500 we

00:41:12.980 flow

00:41:14.220 and vibe

00:41:14.880 off

00:41:15.140 each

00:41:15.340 other's

00:41:15.680 energy

00:41:16.140 man

00:41:16.480 so

00:41:16.680 you

00:41:16.860 need

00:41:17.060 to

00:41:17.320 set

00:41:19.360 the

00:41:19.560 tone

00:41:19.880 as

00:41:20.340 the

00:41:20.480 man

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00:41:22.160 you

00:41:22.260 that

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00:41:23.280 of

00:41:23.400 that

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00:41:23.780 how

00:41:24.340 do

00:41:24.420 you

00:41:24.500 go

00:41:24.620 about

00:41:24.860 getting

00:41:25.040 a

00:41:25.180 girl 0.91

00:41:25.300 well

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00:41:26.280 you

00:41:27.020 find

00:41:27.420 a

00:41:27.540 girl 0.91

00:41:27.800 that

00:41:28.160 you

00:41:28.300 desire

00:41:28.780 and

00:41:29.800 try

00:41:29.980 to

00:41:30.080 make

00:41:30.220 sure

00:41:30.360 that

00:41:30.500 your

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00:41:31.120 are

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00:41:31.820 ordered

00:41:32.200 because

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00:41:32.900 live

00:41:33.060 in

00:41:33.140 a

00:41:33.260 world

00:41:33.520 where

00:41:33.780 all

00:41:34.260 the

00:41:34.340 guys

00:41:34.620 are

00:41:34.720 looking

00:41:34.900 at 0.87

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00:41:38.060 a

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00:41:38.240 skewed

00:41:38.660 and

00:41:39.160 why

00:41:39.800 that's

00:41:40.060 really

00:41:40.340 dangerous

00:41:40.940 at

00:41:41.440 this

00:41:41.700 moment

00:41:41.960 that

00:41:42.120 you're

00:41:42.240 talking

00:41:42.460 about

00:41:42.620 is

00:41:42.740 it

00:41:43.320 could

00:41:43.580 twist

00:41:44.300 your

00:41:44.520 desires

00:41:45.020 to

00:41:45.460 attract

00:41:45.960 you

00:41:46.140 to

00:41:46.300 girls 0.98

00:41:46.600 that

00:41:46.760 are

00:41:46.840 not

00:41:47.100 going

00:41:47.200 to

00:41:47.260 make

00:41:47.400 you

00:41:47.500 happy

00:41:47.700 in

00:41:47.820 the

00:41:47.900 long

00:41:48.080 run

00:41:48.300 or

00:41:48.760 that

00:41:48.900 will

00:41:49.020 be

00:41:49.140 more

00:41:49.340 difficult

00:41:49.760 to

00:41:49.960 husband

00:41:50.280 so

00:41:51.020 make

00:41:51.320 sure

00:41:51.480 that

00:41:51.620 your

00:41:51.740 desires

00:41:52.080 are

00:41:52.260 broadly

00:41:52.620 in

00:41:53.140 the

00:41:53.520 right

00:41:53.680 place

00:41:53.940 and

00:41:54.500 then

00:41:54.800 find

00:41:55.340 a

00:41:55.420 girl 0.91

00:41:55.540 that

00:41:55.700 you

00:41:55.800 think

00:41:56.000 is

00:41:56.120 cute

00:41:56.400 and

00:41:56.620 attractive

00:41:57.040 and

00:41:57.320 then

00:41:57.520 ask

00:41:57.860 her

00:41:57.980 on

00:41:58.100 a

00:41:58.200 date

00:41:58.420 and

00:41:59.060 then

00:41:59.360 pay

00:42:00.580 for

00:42:00.720 the

00:42:00.840 date

00:42:01.040 and

00:42:01.340 open

00:42:01.560 the

00:42:01.740 door

00:42:01.980 and

00:42:02.220 pull

00:42:02.420 her

00:42:02.540 chair

00:42:02.780 out

00:42:13.580 act

00:42:13.880 like

00:42:14.100 the

00:42:14.240 kind

00:42:14.460 of

00:42:14.580 man

00:42:14.980 that

00:42:15.480 attracts

00:42:16.000 the

00:42:16.440 kind

00:42:16.600 of

00:42:16.700 woman 0.99

00:42:16.880 you

00:42:17.040 don't

00:42:17.280 want

00:42:17.420 to

00:42:17.480 be

00:42:17.580 with

00:42:17.740 that's

00:42:17.940 going to

00:42:18.100 put

00:42:18.260 you

00:42:18.380 in a

00:42:18.540 very

00:42:18.720 bad

00:42:18.980 situation

00:42:19.640 okay

00:42:20.100 and

00:42:21.020 then

00:42:21.580 recognize

00:42:22.100 that

00:42:22.260 it's

00:42:22.400 fun

00:42:22.760 your

00:42:24.000 experience

00:42:24.540 seeing

00:42:24.820 your

00:42:24.960 parents

00:42:25.200 bickering

00:42:25.540 when

00:42:25.740 you

00:42:25.820 were

00:42:25.940 growing

00:42:26.160 up

00:42:26.440 is

00:42:27.540 that

00:42:28.460 dating

00:42:29.600 is

00:42:29.840 tedious

00:42:30.200 and

00:42:30.620 bad

00:42:31.520 and

00:42:31.740 unpleasant

00:42:32.280 and

00:42:32.680 it's

00:42:34.040 fun

00:42:34.500 man

00:42:34.900 it's

00:42:35.120 fun

00:42:35.500 if

00:42:35.700 you

00:42:36.040 do

00:42:36.960 the

00:42:37.200 right

00:42:37.400 thing

00:42:37.720 and

00:42:37.880 you

00:42:38.040 behave

00:42:38.400 as

00:42:38.580 you

00:42:38.660 want

00:42:43.580 really

00:42:44.620 go

00:42:44.960 for

00:42:45.240 it

00:42:45.360 go

00:42:45.900 ask

00:42:46.200 the

00:42:46.340 girl 0.91

00:42:46.540 out

00:42:46.800 kiss

00:42:47.120 the

00:42:47.280 girl 0.91

00:42:47.540 pick

00:42:48.760 up

00:42:48.900 the

00:42:49.020 tab

00:42:49.360 whatever

00:42:49.740 lead

00:42:50.520 in

00:42:50.860 the

00:42:50.960 relationship

00:42:51.500 it's

00:42:53.740 a

00:42:53.840 great

00:42:54.300 deal

00:42:54.540 of

00:42:54.700 fun

00:42:54.980 the

00:42:55.120 way

00:42:55.260 people

00:42:55.500 modern

00:42:55.840 people

00:42:56.240 young

00:42:56.520 people

00:42:56.740 talk

00:42:56.980 about

00:42:57.140 dating

00:42:57.520 it's

00:42:57.760 like

00:42:57.960 it's

00:42:58.120 a

00:42:58.260 chore

00:42:58.560 it's

00:42:59.180 fun

00:42:59.740 man

00:43:00.200 girls 0.98

00:43:00.600 are

00:43:00.900 hot

00:43:01.720 you

00:43:02.020 know

00:43:02.240 like

00:43:02.560 going

00:43:03.620 out

00:43:03.840 and

00:43:03.940 getting

00:43:04.100 drinks

00:43:04.680 and

00:43:05.120 dinner

00:43:05.780 is

00:43:06.400 enjoyable

00:43:07.080 and

00:43:07.780 then

00:43:08.100 I'm

00:43:08.320 not

00:43:08.520 suggesting

00:43:08.900 you

00:43:09.060 do

00:43:09.200 anything

00:43:09.600 that

00:43:10.000 is

00:43:10.240 untoward

00:43:10.960 out

00:43:11.180 but

00:43:11.400 once

00:43:12.180 you

00:43:12.300 get

00:43:12.440 married

00:43:12.760 that's

00:43:13.180 fun

00:43:13.540 too

00:43:13.800 man

00:43:14.180 you

00:43:14.360 know

00:43:14.540 like

00:43:14.840 it's

00:43:15.260 don't

00:43:17.520 suppress

00:43:17.980 your

00:43:18.220 desire

00:43:18.840 you

00:43:19.040 know

00:43:19.180 like

00:43:19.420 follow

00:43:19.760 your

00:43:20.000 desire

00:43:20.440 in

00:43:20.700 a

00:43:21.000 good

00:43:21.200 and

00:43:21.340 ordered

00:43:21.640 way

00:43:22.080 then

00:43:22.840 lead

00:43:23.080 your

00:43:23.220 woman 0.99

00:43:23.480 okay

00:43:23.980 next

00:43:24.280 question

00:43:24.660 hey

00:43:25.940 Michael

00:43:26.180 so

00:43:27.080 I know

00:43:27.400 you've

00:43:27.540 always

00:43:27.700 talked

00:43:27.880 about

00:43:28.040 the

00:43:28.160 importance

00:43:28.540 of

00:43:28.740 marrying

00:43:28.980 young

00:43:29.360 and

00:43:29.800 not

00:43:29.940 everybody

00:43:30.240 of

00:43:30.440 course

00:43:30.680 but

00:43:30.900 just

00:43:31.060 as

00:43:31.180 a

00:43:31.260 concept

00:43:31.680 and

00:43:32.640 basically

00:43:32.920 here's

00:43:33.140 my

00:43:33.260 question

00:43:33.600 so

00:43:33.960 I'm

00:43:34.220 20

00:43:34.420 years

00:43:34.600 old

00:43:34.820 and

00:43:34.940 I've

00:43:35.060 been

00:43:35.180 dating

00:43:35.340 this

00:43:35.560 girl 0.91

00:43:35.860 for

00:43:36.440 almost

00:43:36.840 three

00:43:37.100 years

00:43:37.400 now

00:43:37.720 we

00:43:38.320 share

00:43:38.480 religious

00:43:38.820 beliefs

00:43:39.300 life

00:43:39.800 goals

00:43:40.240 and

00:43:40.620 all

00:43:40.740 that

00:43:40.880 good

00:43:41.040 stuff

00:43:41.400 I've

00:43:42.220 known

00:43:42.320 for a

00:43:42.580 while

00:43:42.800 that

00:43:42.980 she

00:43:43.120 is

00:43:43.260 the

00:43:43.420 one

00:43:43.760 and

00:43:44.400 I

00:43:44.660 would

00:43:44.780 like

00:43:44.920 to

00:43:45.020 approach

00:43:45.240 her

00:43:45.360 father

00:43:45.540 soon

00:43:45.780 about

00:43:45.980 asking

00:43:46.300 for

00:43:46.500 her

00:43:46.680 hand

00:43:47.060 however

00:43:47.840 her

00:43:48.240 father

00:43:48.580 dated

00:43:48.880 his

00:43:49.120 wife

00:43:49.420 for

00:43:49.620 like

00:43:49.940 10

00:43:50.200 years

00:43:50.740 and

00:43:51.020 got

00:43:51.560 married

00:43:51.760 late

00:43:52.180 30

00:43:52.560 something

00:43:52.860 like

00:43:53.060 that

00:43:53.260 so

00:43:53.440 I

00:43:53.520 have

00:43:53.620 a

00:43:53.700 feeling

00:43:53.900 that

00:43:54.060 he'll

00:43:54.180 be

00:43:54.380 hesitant

00:43:54.840 saying

00:43:55.280 that

00:43:55.420 we're

00:43:55.520 super

00:43:55.740 young

00:43:56.060 and

00:43:56.540 I

00:43:56.640 know

00:43:56.720 that

00:43:56.840 most

00:43:56.980 of

00:43:57.080 the

00:43:57.100 world

00:43:57.240 would

00:43:57.360 probably

00:43:57.560 view

00:43:57.860 it

00:43:57.940 this

00:43:58.100 way

00:43:58.380 even

00:43:59.360 though

00:43:59.480 I

00:43:59.600 do

00:43:59.700 know

00:43:59.860 that

00:44:00.140 I

00:44:00.400 will

00:44:00.500 be

00:44:00.600 able

00:44:00.700 to

00:44:00.840 financially

00:44:01.140 provide

00:44:01.460 for

00:44:01.660 a

00:44:01.780 family

00:44:02.080 within

00:44:02.440 this

00:44:02.660 same

00:44:02.840 time

00:44:03.100 frame

00:44:03.420 basically

00:44:04.540 I'm

00:44:04.700 just

00:44:04.820 asking

00:44:05.100 for

00:44:05.320 advice

00:44:05.820 on

00:44:06.220 how

00:44:06.460 you

00:44:06.820 would

00:44:07.340 advise

00:44:08.160 me

00:44:08.340 to

00:44:08.560 approach

00:44:09.100 him

00:44:09.540 about

00:44:09.860 this

00:44:10.200 and

00:44:10.420 help

00:44:10.600 him

00:44:10.700 understand

00:44:11.100 my

00:44:11.280 point

00:44:11.460 of

00:44:11.600 view

00:44:11.840 I'll

00:44:13.060 take

00:44:13.200 any

00:44:13.320 advice

00:44:13.560 that

00:44:13.680 you

00:44:13.780 have

00:44:14.080 thank

00:44:14.720 you

00:44:25.280 conservative

00:44:25.820 than

00:44:26.160 the

00:44:26.320 boomers

00:44:26.700 and

00:44:28.780 it's

00:44:29.060 weird

00:44:29.360 because

00:44:29.660 you

00:44:29.780 think

00:44:30.040 the

00:44:30.180 older

00:44:30.340 generation

00:44:30.800 is

00:44:30.960 going

00:44:31.060 to

00:44:31.080 be

00:44:31.160 more

00:44:31.340 conservative

00:44:31.680 than

00:44:31.900 the

00:44:32.020 younger

00:44:32.260 but

00:44:32.520 on

00:44:32.840 these

00:44:33.020 kinds

00:44:33.280 of

00:44:33.400 issues

00:44:33.780 the

00:44:34.840 zoomers 1.00

00:44:35.300 are

00:44:35.440 much

00:44:35.640 more

00:44:35.860 right

00:44:36.100 wing

00:44:36.320 so

00:44:36.840 you

00:44:37.580 have

00:44:39.140 to

00:44:39.280 be

00:44:39.400 the

00:44:39.580 rebel

00:44:39.940 by

00:44:40.620 returning

00:44:41.020 to

00:44:41.280 tradition

00:44:41.720 and

00:44:42.460 to

00:44:42.700 norms

00:44:43.420 of

00:44:43.740 behavior

00:44:44.160 whereas

00:44:45.300 the

00:44:46.740 father

00:44:48.360 here

00:44:48.760 who's

00:44:48.980 blessing

00:44:49.320 you're

00:44:49.540 asking

00:44:49.840 he's

00:44:50.080 going

00:44:50.160 to

00:44:50.220 say

00:44:50.320 no

00:44:50.560 you

00:44:50.740 guys

00:44:50.940 should

00:44:51.080 date

00:44:51.480 around

00:44:51.840 forever

00:44:52.300 and

00:44:52.560 live

00:44:55.280 and

00:44:55.760 that'll

00:44:56.240 be

00:44:56.360 cool

00:44:56.520 so

00:44:57.040 you're

00:44:57.940 just

00:44:58.120 going

00:44:58.260 to

00:44:58.300 have

00:44:58.440 a

00:44:58.560 mismatch

00:44:59.020 here

00:44:59.240 take

00:45:00.360 him

00:45:00.480 out

00:45:00.740 buy

00:45:01.560 him

00:45:01.760 breakfast

00:45:02.260 or

00:45:02.480 lunch

00:45:02.680 or

00:45:02.800 something

00:45:03.120 and

00:45:04.500 just

00:45:04.680 lean

00:45:04.980 into

00:45:05.200 that

00:45:05.420 role

00:45:05.700 you

00:45:05.940 are

00:45:06.080 being

00:45:06.400 very

00:45:06.880 respectful

00:45:07.600 here

00:45:07.880 and

00:45:08.000 you're

00:45:08.140 doing

00:45:08.340 the

00:45:08.500 traditional

00:45:08.860 thing

00:45:09.360 and

00:45:10.160 I

00:45:10.300 would

00:45:10.400 be

00:45:10.640 firm

00:45:11.080 on

00:45:11.260 your

00:45:11.380 point

00:45:11.720 but

00:45:12.240 not

00:45:12.540 in

00:45:12.920 any

00:45:13.100 way

00:45:13.240 combative

00:45:13.760 you

00:45:14.020 are

00:45:15.800 in

00:45:15.940 this

00:45:16.100 strange

00:45:16.380 position

00:45:16.920 of

00:45:17.320 respect

00:45:18.840 and

00:45:19.840 humility

00:45:20.240 you

00:45:21.160 actually

00:45:21.440 have

00:45:21.620 to

00:45:21.760 educate

00:45:22.140 the

00:45:22.340 boomer

00:45:25.280 relations

00:45:26.180 between

00:45:26.480 the

00:45:26.620 sexes

00:45:26.920 have

00:45:27.300 always

00:45:27.500 worked

00:45:27.740 and

00:45:27.840 you're

00:45:27.960 asking

00:45:28.260 him

00:45:28.460 for

00:45:28.620 something

00:45:28.940 and

00:45:29.120 so

00:45:29.300 you're

00:45:29.380 being

00:45:29.560 respectful

00:45:29.980 but

00:45:30.400 you need

00:45:31.900 to be

00:45:32.160 able to

00:45:32.780 articulate

00:45:33.400 exactly

00:45:34.040 why

00:45:34.660 you want

00:45:35.760 to do

00:45:35.980 this

00:45:36.180 thing

00:45:36.400 and

00:45:36.540 why

00:45:36.700 it

00:45:36.820 is

00:45:36.920 better

00:45:37.400 than

00:45:37.760 what

00:45:37.940 the

00:45:38.080 boomers

00:45:38.400 did

00:45:38.620 and

00:45:38.740 you

00:45:38.860 need

00:45:39.020 to

00:45:39.120 do

00:45:39.220 it

00:45:39.300 in

00:45:39.360 a way

00:45:39.540 that's

00:45:39.720 not

00:45:39.880 offensive

00:45:40.200 to

00:45:40.380 him

00:45:40.520 I

00:45:40.920 think

00:45:41.120 that

00:45:41.320 can

00:45:41.520 be

00:45:41.700 done

00:45:41.980 but

00:45:42.520 it's

00:45:43.160 like

00:45:43.300 St.

00:45:43.580 Peter

00:45:43.700 tells

00:45:44.000 us

00:45:44.240 in

00:45:44.560 scripture

00:45:45.320 you

00:45:46.100 need

00:45:46.420 to

00:45:46.520 be

00:45:46.640 able

00:45:46.820 to

00:45:46.980 give

00:45:47.140 an

00:45:47.240 account

00:45:47.520 of

00:45:47.680 the

00:45:47.780 joy

00:45:47.940 that

00:45:48.080 lives

00:45:48.260 within

00:45:48.500 you

00:45:48.720 including

00:45:49.180 in

00:45:49.360 this

00:45:49.540 particular

00:45:50.120 aspect

00:45:50.520 of

00:45:50.760 it

00:45:50.880 which

00:45:51.400 is

00:45:51.680 the

00:45:53.040 relation

00:45:54.240 between

00:45:54.620 the

00:45:54.780 sexes

00:45:55.220 and

00:45:55.460 marriage

00:45:55.780 which

00:45:56.000 is

00:45:56.100 a

00:45:56.220 symbol

00:45:56.380 of

00:45:56.500 Christ's

00:45:56.860 love

00:45:56.980 for

00:45:57.080 his

00:45:57.200 church

00:45:57.420 next

00:45:57.740 question

00:45:58.060 hey

00:45:59.540 Michael

00:45:59.980 love

00:46:00.500 the

00:46:00.720 show

00:46:00.980 I've

00:46:02.480 noticed

00:46:02.800 in

00:46:03.040 church

00:46:03.360 more

00:46:03.820 and

00:46:04.060 more

00:46:04.300 recently

00:46:04.860 that

00:46:05.560 people

00:46:05.840 don't

00:46:06.140 really

00:46:06.400 care

00:46:06.820 about

00:46:07.060 the

00:46:07.280 doctrine

00:46:07.760 but

00:46:08.500 are

00:46:08.620 instead

00:46:08.980 there

00:46:09.220 for

00:46:09.400 the

00:46:09.540 community

00:46:09.920 slash

00:46:10.320 social

00:46:10.700 aspect

00:46:11.240 part

00:46:12.360 of

00:46:12.480 me

00:46:12.600 wants

00:46:12.880 to

00:46:13.040 believe

00:46:13.420 that

00:46:14.220 this

00:46:14.420 is

00:46:14.560 a

00:46:14.720 bad

00:46:15.000 thing

00:46:15.400 because

00:46:16.080 society

00:46:16.640 as

00:46:16.880 a

00:46:17.000 whole

00:46:17.200 has

00:46:17.780 lost

00:46:18.100 touch

00:46:18.480 with

00:46:18.740 doctrinal

00:46:19.220 concepts

00:46:19.920 I'd

00:46:20.760 be

00:46:20.880 interested

00:46:21.280 to

00:46:21.540 hear

00:46:21.740 your

00:46:21.960 thoughts

00:46:22.280 on

00:46:22.480 this

00:46:22.780 thank

00:46:23.640 you

00:46:23.780 very

00:46:24.020 much

00:46:24.300 for

00:46:24.460 taking

00:46:24.740 my

00:46:24.940 question

00:46:25.340 again

00:46:25.880 love

00:46:26.720 the

00:46:26.920 show

00:46:27.180 sure

00:46:28.220 difficult

00:46:28.800 for

00:46:29.100 me

00:46:29.280 to

00:46:29.540 totally

00:46:30.520 resonate

00:46:30.940 with

00:46:31.160 this

00:46:31.320 because

00:46:31.600 I

00:46:32.060 go

00:46:32.840 to

00:46:32.980 a

00:46:33.160 parish

00:46:33.540 that

00:46:33.880 is

00:46:34.120 rather

00:46:34.920 doctrinal

00:46:35.700 you

00:46:35.960 know

00:46:36.120 and

00:46:37.100 the

00:46:37.440 homilies

00:46:38.020 are

00:46:38.380 really

00:46:39.700 high

00:46:40.080 level

00:46:40.480 exegesis

00:46:42.600 and

00:46:43.320 theology

00:46:45.660 so

00:46:46.100 it's

00:46:46.400 kind of

00:46:46.940 academic

00:46:47.240 in that

00:46:47.660 way

00:46:47.820 and

00:46:48.240 yet

00:46:48.400 it's

00:46:48.560 also

00:46:48.700 the

00:46:48.820 most

00:46:48.960 thriving

00:46:49.540 parish

00:46:50.760 community

00:46:51.220 I've

00:46:51.780 ever

00:46:51.920 been

00:46:52.100 a

00:46:52.240 part

00:46:52.440 of

00:46:52.680 so

00:46:54.140 I

00:46:54.360 think

00:46:54.520 actually

00:46:54.760 the

00:46:54.920 two

00:46:55.180 can

00:46:55.780 go

00:46:55.960 together

00:46:56.320 when

00:46:56.580 the

00:46:56.720 doctrine

00:46:56.960 is

00:46:57.180 really

00:46:57.720 good

00:46:58.040 and

00:46:58.580 you

00:46:59.740 know

00:46:59.980 so

00:47:00.900 maybe

00:47:01.680 there

00:47:01.980 is

00:47:02.360 maybe

00:47:03.800 you

00:47:03.940 could

00:47:04.040 go

00:47:04.160 even

00:47:04.360 further

00:47:04.840 you

00:47:05.180 know

00:47:05.280 and

00:47:05.400 find

00:47:05.660 a

00:47:05.840 church

00:47:06.120 that's

00:47:06.620 really

00:47:07.400 really

00:47:07.800 you

00:47:08.500 know

00:47:08.720 high

00:47:09.180 level

00:47:09.380 on

00:47:09.540 the

00:47:09.640 doctrine

00:47:09.960 maybe

00:47:11.500 the

00:47:11.680 community

00:47:11.980 would be

00:47:12.280 even

00:47:12.460 stronger

00:47:12.820 than

00:47:13.000 the

00:47:13.160 one

00:47:13.340 that

00:47:13.480 you're

00:47:13.820 seeing

00:47:14.100 but

00:47:14.880 you're

00:47:17.320 not

00:47:17.540 going

00:47:17.840 to

00:47:18.020 a

00:47:18.160 university

00:47:18.560 lecture

00:47:18.980 a lot

00:47:19.400 of

00:47:19.480 people

00:47:19.700 mistake

00:47:20.220 the

00:47:21.200 church

00:47:21.860 for a

00:47:22.200 university

00:47:22.600 lecture

00:47:23.000 that's

00:47:24.340 certainly

00:47:24.660 not how

00:47:24.940 the

00:47:25.040 Catholics

00:47:25.280 view it

00:47:25.560 the Catholics

00:47:25.960 we go

00:47:26.760 even if

00:47:27.160 the homily

00:47:27.540 is terrible

00:47:27.940 we're

00:47:28.340 going

00:47:28.500 there

00:47:28.660 for the

00:47:29.060 sacrifice

00:47:29.660 of the

00:47:30.040 mass

00:47:30.360 the

00:47:30.520 holy

00:47:30.700 eucharist

00:47:31.240 and

00:47:32.740 because

00:47:33.280 it is

00:47:33.700 an

00:47:34.260 obligation

00:47:34.760 and it's

00:47:35.200 the worship

00:47:35.620 of God

00:47:36.140 but it's

00:47:36.640 worship

00:47:37.320 it's

00:47:38.080 not

00:47:38.400 we're

00:47:38.960 not

00:47:39.180 the

00:47:39.760 priest

00:47:40.000 is

00:47:40.160 not

00:47:40.340 there

00:47:40.540 to

00:47:40.700 teach

00:47:40.980 us

00:47:41.200 something

00:47:41.520 we

00:47:42.040 are

00:47:42.180 there

00:47:42.360 to

00:47:42.520 worship

00:47:42.780 God

00:47:43.160 as

00:47:44.000 the

00:47:44.140 priest

00:47:44.360 leads

00:47:44.720 us

00:47:44.980 in

00:47:45.300 the

00:47:45.560 celebration

00:47:45.900 of

00:47:46.080 the

00:47:46.180 mass

00:47:46.420 so

00:47:46.840 you know

00:47:48.700 if you're

00:47:48.960 getting bad

00:47:49.740 teaching

00:47:50.160 or weak

00:47:50.580 teaching

00:47:50.920 or whatever

00:47:51.320 well I don't

00:47:52.560 know go

00:47:52.740 read a book

00:47:53.200 you know

00:47:53.400 or go watch

00:47:53.800 a lecture

00:47:54.080 on YouTube

00:47:54.460 or something

00:47:54.940 that's

00:47:56.240 that's

00:47:56.260 not

00:47:56.400 what

00:47:56.560 you

00:47:56.720 and

00:47:57.060 you

00:47:57.380 are

00:47:57.540 there

00:47:57.820 to

00:47:58.100 worship

00:47:58.380 and

00:47:58.560 worship

00:47:58.860 is

00:47:59.380 a

00:48:00.520 corporate

00:48:00.900 event

00:48:01.640 not

00:48:03.320 corporate

00:48:03.640 like

00:48:03.860 Bain Capital

00:48:04.400 or something

00:48:04.700 corporate

00:48:05.060 meaning

00:48:05.380 you're

00:48:05.960 in

00:48:06.180 the

00:48:06.380 body

00:48:06.680 of

00:48:06.860 Christ

00:48:07.160 and

00:48:07.320 there

00:48:07.420 are

00:48:07.540 multiple

00:48:07.820 people

00:48:08.120 there

00:48:08.300 so

00:48:08.480 I

00:48:09.000 wouldn't

00:48:09.300 knock

00:48:10.000 the

00:48:10.180 communal

00:48:10.440 aspect

00:48:10.840 of

00:48:11.080 it

00:48:11.240 if

00:48:12.260 you

00:48:12.380 think

00:48:12.700 that

00:48:12.980 it's

00:48:13.940 shallow

00:48:14.300 and

00:48:14.520 you're

00:48:14.640 not

00:48:14.820 really

00:48:15.200 worshiping

00:48:15.740 God

00:48:16.040 that

00:48:17.180 would

00:48:17.300 be

00:48:17.380 a

00:48:17.500 reason

00:48:17.640 to

00:48:17.780 find

00:48:17.960 another

00:48:18.260 church

00:48:18.920 perhaps

00:48:19.380 but

00:48:19.740 there

00:48:21.240 you'll

00:48:21.640 probably

00:48:22.000 find

00:48:23.120 when

00:48:23.300 all

00:48:23.760 the

00:48:23.880 pistons

00:48:24.160 are

00:48:24.300 firing

00:48:24.560 right

00:48:24.740 you'll

00:48:24.900 find

00:48:25.080 that

00:48:25.200 the

00:48:25.320 community

00:48:25.620 is

00:48:25.900 even

00:48:26.340 more

00:48:26.560 vibrant

00:48:26.840 it's

00:48:27.020 not

00:48:27.160 that

00:48:27.260 it's

00:48:27.380 less

00:48:27.640 pronounced

00:48:27.940 it's

00:48:28.140 even

00:48:28.260 more

00:48:28.560 pronounced

00:48:28.980 rest

00:48:29.980 of

00:48:30.080 the

00:48:30.160 show

00:48:30.300 continues

00:48:30.680 now

00:48:30.840 you

00:48:30.960 do

00:48:31.100 not

00:48:31.240 want

00:48:31.360 to

00:48:31.440 miss

00:48:31.560 it

00:48:31.640 become

00:48:31.820 a

00:48:31.940 member

00:48:32.100 use

00:48:32.300 code

00:48:32.460 Knolls

00:48:32.700 Knoll

00:48:32.960 WLAS

00:48:33.400 at

00:48:33.520 checkout

00:48:33.720 for

00:48:33.880 two

00:48:34.020 months

00:48:34.140 free

00:48:34.420 on

00:48:35.000 all

00:48:35.140 annual

00:48:35.380 plans

00:48:51.640 knoll

00:49:05.120 knoll

00:49:05.560 knollä

00:49:05.920 knoll

00:49:06.320 cirka

00:49:07.900 Ins

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The Michael Knowles Show - May 10, 2024

Ep. 1487 - RFK Jr.'s Big Pro-Choice Mistake Caught On Camera

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