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00:00:30.520 Congressional Republicans have introduced a new bill

00:00:32.660 that would require proof of citizenship

00:00:34.500 to vote in federal elections.

00:00:36.760 The bill is called the SAVE Act.

00:00:38.900 It is being championed by Mike Lee in the Senate

00:00:40.940 and Chip Roy in the House,

00:00:42.500 the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act.

00:00:46.000 All it does is make sure that foreign nationals

00:00:49.740 can't vote in our elections,

00:00:51.560 and the Democrats hate it.

00:00:54.220 The Democrats insist that the legislation

00:00:57.200 is unnecessary because federal law

00:01:00.060 already prohibits non-citizens

00:01:01.660 from voting in federal elections.

00:01:03.020 The problem is that that current law,

00:01:05.840 18 U.S.C. Section 611,

00:01:07.940 has no enforcement mechanism.

00:01:11.060 Not only does it not have an enforcement mechanism,

00:01:13.580 it's not allowed to be enforced.

00:01:16.260 Government officials who register voters

00:01:18.080 are currently not allowed

00:01:19.860 to require proof of citizenship.

00:01:21.220 Meanwhile, every single state in the country

00:01:23.920 issues driver's licenses to non-citizens,

00:01:26.440 and 19 of those states

00:01:27.880 issue driver's licenses to illegal aliens.

00:01:31.080 There are 30 million non-citizens in America.

00:01:35.120 The 2016 election was decided by 80,000 votes.

00:01:39.680 Okay?

00:01:40.480 If a fraction of a fraction of a fraction

00:01:42.620 of those non-citizens are voting

00:01:44.180 in certain key municipalities and states and counties,

00:01:48.440 they throw the election.

00:01:51.180 Republicans are proposing a law

00:01:52.720 that would do nothing more

00:01:54.260 than allow the government

00:01:55.640 to enforce the current law.

00:01:58.940 Democrats don't like it.

00:02:00.240 If Dems won't vote for it,

00:02:01.840 there can only be one reason why.

00:02:04.380 They know that non-citizens can vote,

00:02:07.980 and they are counting on those illegal votes to win.

00:02:11.040 I'm Michael Knowles.

00:02:11.680 This is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:02:12.500 Welcome back to the show.

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00:03:59.680 Speaking of threats to our political system,

00:04:04.060 there's a major, major update

00:04:06.700 on a really important story.

00:04:07.740 You remember the story.

00:04:09.620 This now has been going on for, what,

00:04:11.740 a year or two years, maybe,

00:04:13.780 of a handful of pro-life advocates

00:04:16.080 who discovered dead bodies,

00:04:20.200 bodies of babies

00:04:21.120 that were just being thrown out

00:04:22.820 as medical waste

00:04:23.960 from an horrific abortion mill butchery.

00:04:29.680 And there were illegal abortions

00:04:32.120 without question being performed

00:04:33.900 at this abortion mill.

00:04:35.860 But all abortions

00:04:37.060 certainly ought to be illegal.

00:04:39.000 They gravely violate the natural law

00:04:41.700 and they're just murder.

00:04:42.620 You're just murdering innocent little babies.

00:04:44.940 But these were particularly gruesome.

00:04:47.600 In any case,

00:04:48.460 these advocates

00:04:49.600 then held a peaceful protest

00:04:52.500 at an abortion mill

00:04:54.660 and they were all arrested

00:04:55.820 and thrown in the can

00:04:56.940 and the liberals tried

00:04:57.880 to throw some of them in prison

00:04:59.600 for the rest of their lives

00:05:00.620 because some of these activists

00:05:02.160 were a little bit on the older side.

00:05:04.220 Wonderful, peaceful, caring,

00:05:06.060 charitable people.

00:05:06.700 I know some of these people.

00:05:09.080 And the libs wanted to throw them

00:05:11.380 in the slammer forever

00:05:13.180 for having had the audacity

00:05:15.280 of shining a light,

00:05:17.280 peacefully shining a light

00:05:18.300 on the Democrats' crimes.

00:05:20.080 So a number of these

00:05:21.860 pro-life advocates

00:05:23.660 were being sentenced yesterday.

00:05:27.360 More are being sentenced today.

00:05:29.280 This includes the ringleader,

00:05:31.080 Lauren Handy,

00:05:32.600 30 years old,

00:05:34.500 among the several people

00:05:36.240 convicted for civil rights offenses.

00:05:39.380 Now, what does that even mean?

00:05:41.820 What crime did this woman

00:05:43.060 allegedly commit

00:05:43.940 with these other pro-life advocates?

00:05:46.800 They were convicted of

00:05:47.800 conspiracy against rights

00:05:50.320 for going in

00:05:51.900 in and around an abortion clinic

00:05:54.040 and protesting.

00:05:56.100 Conspiracy against rights,

00:05:57.300 I guess in this case,

00:05:58.100 what, the right to kill your baby

00:06:00.520 without even having to consider

00:06:01.980 the reality of that?

00:06:02.980 Is that the right?

00:06:03.680 Do we now have a right to that?

00:06:05.020 And for violating

00:06:05.860 the Freedom of Access

00:06:06.800 to Clinic Entrances Act,

00:06:08.140 this is called the FACE Act.

00:06:09.300 This is complete nonsense

00:06:10.520 from the 1990s

00:06:11.820 that was designed

00:06:12.520 to protect abortion mills.

00:06:15.480 And because the Democrats

00:06:17.020 at the time knew

00:06:17.760 that they weren't going to be able

00:06:18.960 to only protect

00:06:20.840 these abortion mills,

00:06:22.220 the FACE Act

00:06:23.160 was also in theory

00:06:24.460 supposed to protect

00:06:25.400 houses of worship.

00:06:26.680 But you'll notice

00:06:28.280 you never see

00:06:29.580 any FACE Act violations

00:06:30.880 or FACE Act prosecutions

00:06:32.880 about the many times

00:06:34.720 that churches are attacked,

00:06:37.020 scandal, vandalized,

00:06:38.560 rather, scandalized,

00:06:39.560 also for that matter.

00:06:40.780 It's never used

00:06:42.120 for that purpose.

00:06:43.280 It's only ever

00:06:44.000 to protect the abortion mills.

00:06:46.400 And so that's

00:06:47.160 what they were charged with.

00:06:49.640 FACE, obviously,

00:06:50.600 any Republican administration

00:06:51.720 should repeal

00:06:52.400 the FACE Act immediately.

00:06:53.540 It's a complete

00:06:54.460 national disgrace.

00:06:55.880 But in any case,

00:06:56.320 they were going to use

00:06:56.720 these bogus laws

00:06:57.720 to try to send

00:06:58.720 these pro-life advocates

00:06:59.680 to prison forever.

00:07:02.340 The judge, in this case,

00:07:05.000 attacked Handy

00:07:06.000 and the fellow activists

00:07:07.220 and said that Handy

00:07:09.120 didn't show any compassion

00:07:10.440 for the women

00:07:11.480 who had to hear

00:07:12.920 her peaceful protest.

00:07:15.520 No, quote,

00:07:16.520 no caring or sympathetic gestures

00:07:18.420 at all,

00:07:19.200 according to this awful

00:07:20.220 liberal judge,

00:07:21.700 Collar Cotelli.

00:07:22.760 this liberal judge.

00:07:24.600 You showed no sympathy

00:07:26.060 for the people

00:07:27.040 who were just trying

00:07:27.580 to go about their business

00:07:28.660 and murder children.

00:07:30.000 And you showed

00:07:30.600 absolutely no.

00:07:32.140 I mean, I suppose

00:07:32.880 you were civil

00:07:33.420 and relatively polite,

00:07:34.800 but I don't know.

00:07:35.860 You didn't bake

00:07:36.460 warm cookies

00:07:37.100 or offer to help out

00:07:38.060 in the butchery

00:07:38.700 for these poor beleaguered people

00:07:40.800 who all they wanted to do

00:07:41.960 was murder a little baby.

00:07:43.540 And you had to bring

00:07:45.680 your reason

00:07:46.440 and your protests

00:07:47.960 and get in their way.

00:07:49.940 One of the people

00:07:50.960 who was being sentenced

00:07:51.940 yesterday

00:07:52.420 was pro-life advocate

00:07:53.300 John Hinshaw.

00:07:55.020 And happily,

00:07:56.840 John Hinshaw's sentence

00:07:58.200 was lower

00:07:59.120 than Lauren Handy's.

00:08:01.700 And it was,

00:08:03.100 it was still a year in prison,

00:08:04.780 which is absolutely awful.

00:08:06.360 You got to spend

00:08:07.000 a year in prison

00:08:07.820 for just peacefully

00:08:09.760 defending the right

00:08:10.820 to life of innocent

00:08:11.500 little babies

00:08:12.020 from these bloodthirsty

00:08:13.220 Democrat animals

00:08:14.520 and monsters

00:08:15.160 who want to kill them all.

00:08:16.440 And apparently

00:08:17.580 federal judges too.

00:08:19.000 It's ghastly,

00:08:20.040 but relative to

00:08:21.140 what his sentence

00:08:21.780 could have been a year

00:08:22.500 isn't relatively so bad.

00:08:25.080 I want to read you

00:08:26.000 what John Hinshaw said,

00:08:28.600 according to reports,

00:08:29.680 in the court.

00:08:31.100 This puts the whole issue

00:08:32.780 into perspective.

00:08:34.440 My wife knows

00:08:35.500 that she carries our children

00:08:36.580 from their beginning

00:08:37.300 through eternity,

00:08:37.900 but she knows

00:08:38.500 that I cannot share

00:08:39.200 this same bond

00:08:39.820 because I'm a man.

00:08:41.360 There's a special maternal bond

00:08:42.840 between child and mother.

00:08:44.220 My granddaughter

00:08:44.740 was born at 32 weeks gestation.

00:08:47.420 How is it

00:08:48.240 that my granddaughter

00:08:49.480 is a treasure

00:08:50.080 and the others are trash?

00:08:52.180 There is a reason

00:08:53.100 why today's gospel reading

00:08:54.220 is to lay down

00:08:54.760 one's life for his friends.

00:08:55.880 This is not a coincidence.

00:08:57.600 I'm sorry that I've failed

00:08:58.740 in my vocation

00:08:59.340 as a father

00:08:59.780 to protect children.

00:09:00.880 I'm sorry to this court

00:09:01.880 that it has failed

00:09:02.760 in its vocation

00:09:03.580 to protect its nation's children.

00:09:05.280 I'm sorry to the bereaved mothers

00:09:06.660 who have lost their children

00:09:07.580 to abortion.

00:09:08.600 We are a nation

00:09:09.300 of bereaved mothers.

00:09:10.980 I'm sorry to this generation

00:09:12.420 that it has lost

00:09:13.020 a third of its own

00:09:13.760 to abortion.

00:09:14.740 I'm sorry that it's lost

00:09:15.780 its members

00:09:16.280 to pornography.

00:09:17.420 So he's even tying it

00:09:18.320 to the deeper

00:09:18.900 sexual dysfunction

00:09:20.080 in the country.

00:09:21.380 I stand convicted

00:09:22.660 though guiltless.

00:09:24.180 I take on the guilt

00:09:25.440 of this judge.

00:09:27.020 Accept my love for you,

00:09:28.160 judge,

00:09:28.480 as expiation

00:09:29.460 for your guilt.

00:09:31.260 Masterful.

00:09:31.820 Masterful thing

00:09:32.480 to say in the court.

00:09:34.420 What this judge did

00:09:35.680 is hideous

00:09:36.680 and deeply wicked

00:09:38.360 and evil.

00:09:38.980 and what our elected

00:09:41.920 representatives have done

00:09:43.160 by even passing

00:09:44.960 these sorts of laws

00:09:45.820 that allow for the butchery

00:09:46.820 of children

00:09:47.320 and the persecution

00:09:48.400 of people

00:09:49.500 who would dare

00:09:50.180 peacefully speak out

00:09:51.220 against it

00:09:51.720 is wicked

00:09:52.500 and evil.

00:09:53.320 It's just,

00:09:54.560 it's so rotten.

00:09:56.660 And this is a fallen world

00:09:57.860 and John Hinshaw,

00:09:58.600 obviously Christian,

00:09:59.580 comes at me

00:10:00.240 and it's a,

00:10:01.240 it's a,

00:10:01.760 an imitation

00:10:03.680 of the passion

00:10:04.960 is really what he's doing here

00:10:06.540 as we,

00:10:06.920 as we all seek

00:10:07.480 to imitate our Lord.

00:10:08.620 And he says,

00:10:09.680 I accept my love

00:10:11.060 for you, judge.

00:10:12.280 I'm,

00:10:12.800 I'm convicted

00:10:13.540 though guiltless.

00:10:14.320 I'm taking this myself.

00:10:16.080 I'll kiss it up to God.

00:10:17.120 The suffering

00:10:17.740 will be sanctifying

00:10:19.540 for the evil,

00:10:20.980 evil crimes

00:10:21.620 that you people

00:10:22.320 are working.

00:10:23.840 Very true.

00:10:24.620 More will be

00:10:25.340 sentenced today.

00:10:27.680 There is not a question

00:10:28.760 of whether the sentencing

00:10:29.680 will be just

00:10:30.300 or unjust.

00:10:31.240 It's all unjust.

00:10:32.220 The only question

00:10:32.900 that remains

00:10:33.380 is how gravely unjust

00:10:35.840 it will be.

00:10:37.100 Now,

00:10:37.800 speaking of libs

00:10:38.780 trying to imprison

00:10:39.520 conservatives,

00:10:41.060 George Conway,

00:10:42.260 who is a,

00:10:43.100 he's a lib.

00:10:44.220 He is the

00:10:45.620 prominent lawyer

00:10:47.000 husband of Kellyanne Conway

00:10:48.560 who ran Trump's campaign.

00:10:50.180 But George Conway

00:10:51.200 is a big never Trumper.

00:10:52.300 He's one of the founders

00:10:53.120 of the Lincoln Project.

00:10:54.460 It was,

00:10:54.700 you know,

00:10:54.880 that group of,

00:10:56.000 they're supposed to be

00:10:56.520 the really moral

00:10:57.280 principled Republicans

00:10:58.240 who opposed Donald Trump

00:11:00.420 even though they were all

00:11:01.220 just complete

00:11:02.080 con artist

00:11:03.480 political consultants

00:11:04.460 who were making

00:11:05.940 a lot of money

00:11:06.500 off of liberals

00:11:07.120 to go out there

00:11:07.960 and say,

00:11:08.440 we're Republicans

00:11:08.980 but not that kind

00:11:09.720 of Republican.

00:11:10.820 And in any case,

00:11:12.200 I digress

00:11:13.360 in my invective

00:11:14.420 against George Conway.

00:11:15.420 I just want to point out

00:11:16.680 this guy

00:11:18.280 is

00:11:19.460 a

00:11:20.360 big lib.

00:11:21.660 He's as anti-Trump

00:11:23.520 as it gets.

00:11:24.960 And he was asked

00:11:25.680 on CNN,

00:11:26.440 of course,

00:11:27.640 what he thinks

00:11:28.460 of the New York

00:11:29.120 prosecution of Trump.

00:11:30.540 And he said,

00:11:31.360 you people,

00:11:32.060 you stupid people,

00:11:33.040 this is only helping him.

00:11:35.180 They're all working off

00:11:36.020 the same talking points.

00:11:37.200 I mean,

00:11:37.380 they're saying exactly

00:11:38.240 the same thing.

00:11:39.320 And the fact of the matter

00:11:40.140 is,

00:11:40.360 I want to make a political

00:11:41.340 point here.

00:11:41.800 I've already made

00:11:42.240 the legal point.

00:11:42.860 The whole point here

00:11:43.560 is that,

00:11:44.000 oh,

00:11:44.700 this is terrible.

00:11:45.380 This is designed

00:11:45.980 to keep him off

00:11:46.780 the campaign trail.

00:11:48.060 Well,

00:11:48.220 actually,

00:11:48.540 if you look at it

00:11:49.400 politically,

00:11:49.760 in my judgment,

00:11:50.620 this is helping him

00:11:52.380 politically in the

00:11:53.240 following sense.

00:11:54.540 It is keeping him

00:11:55.620 from being on television

00:11:56.960 saying all the crazy

00:11:58.640 things that he was,

00:12:00.320 like in Wildwood

00:12:01.240 the other day.

00:12:02.200 That show in Wildwood,

00:12:04.700 New Jersey,

00:12:05.320 I wish it had been

00:12:06.180 broadcast on this network

00:12:07.540 and on all the other

00:12:08.560 networks live

00:12:09.660 so everybody could see

00:12:10.580 how crazy he was.

00:12:13.080 This is actually

00:12:14.280 helping him politically

00:12:15.760 by keeping the attention

00:12:17.720 away from the nutty

00:12:19.340 things he says

00:12:20.100 and does.

00:12:21.520 Okay,

00:12:22.080 I disagree

00:12:24.060 with some of the details

00:12:26.280 here,

00:12:26.580 with some of his

00:12:27.600 reasoning,

00:12:29.520 but George Conway

00:12:30.860 broadly is totally

00:12:32.520 right here.

00:12:33.420 I don't think that

00:12:34.280 Donald Trump

00:12:34.760 just always says

00:12:35.460 crazy things

00:12:36.100 that really turn

00:12:36.560 people off.

00:12:36.940 I think a lot of

00:12:37.360 people are attracted

00:12:37.940 to the things he says.

00:12:38.800 I think that's how

00:12:39.140 he beat Hillary Clinton

00:12:39.900 in 2016

00:12:40.520 on his first real

00:12:41.960 full-throated go

00:12:42.680 for the presidency.

00:12:44.380 But broadly,

00:12:46.600 Conway is right

00:12:47.400 because there are

00:12:49.380 three options here.

00:12:52.640 First option is

00:12:53.680 Trump gets no attention.

00:12:55.400 He has no press on him.

00:12:56.940 That is bad

00:12:57.800 because when you're

00:12:58.540 running for president,

00:12:59.420 you need to have

00:13:00.340 attention.

00:13:01.600 You need to capture

00:13:02.520 the people's attention.

00:13:03.500 So no attention on him,

00:13:04.700 nothing going on,

00:13:05.360 he's just sitting in

00:13:05.920 Mar-a-Lago or playing

00:13:06.760 golf.

00:13:07.400 Bad.

00:13:08.340 The second thing that

00:13:09.100 could happen is if he

00:13:10.700 were getting attention

00:13:11.480 for what he is saying.

00:13:12.940 Because even if he says

00:13:13.900 the most beautiful things,

00:13:15.220 even if he's giving

00:13:16.020 the best kind of

00:13:17.260 oratory since

00:13:18.020 Abraham Lincoln

00:13:18.660 or since Pericles,

00:13:19.780 the media are always

00:13:21.000 going to twist it

00:13:21.860 and lie outright

00:13:23.420 about what he says.

00:13:24.480 So if he's just

00:13:25.500 getting attention

00:13:25.960 for what he says,

00:13:27.120 it's potentially bad

00:13:29.880 because he might

00:13:30.840 offend someone,

00:13:31.580 he might alienate a voter,

00:13:32.980 he might be lied about

00:13:34.420 and slandered and libeled

00:13:35.740 and taken out of context.

00:13:37.200 So that could be bad.

00:13:39.660 The third option,

00:13:40.960 which is what is

00:13:41.400 actually happening,

00:13:42.140 is Donald Trump

00:13:42.760 is getting attention

00:13:43.960 strictly for being

00:13:45.780 persecuted.

00:13:46.720 So Donald Trump

00:13:47.780 is getting attention

00:13:48.640 without having to

00:13:49.900 offer a positive vision.

00:13:51.860 In his very person,

00:13:53.900 he is a symbol now

00:13:55.620 for the neglected,

00:13:59.760 put upon American public.

00:14:03.940 The people who don't feel

00:14:05.020 that they have representation,

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00:16:39.720 I've got a really,

00:16:41.120 really stupid story here.

00:16:43.860 It was really stupid.

00:16:44.840 I wasn't even going

00:16:45.440 to get to it,

00:16:46.260 but Mr. Davies,

00:16:47.220 my producer,

00:16:48.000 insisted that I mention this.

00:16:50.540 It's the portal.

00:16:52.140 There is a portal,

00:16:53.820 which is a modern art project,

00:16:57.100 but it's meant to look

00:16:58.340 like a portal,

00:16:59.380 a rip in space-time

00:17:00.340 in New York City

00:17:02.440 and Dublin, Ireland.

00:17:03.800 And the way

00:17:05.400 the portal works is

00:17:06.560 there is a live feed

00:17:08.580 24-7

00:17:09.500 in a little square

00:17:12.160 in Manhattan

00:17:12.660 and in Ireland.

00:17:15.200 And people can just walk up

00:17:16.660 and kind of wave

00:17:17.440 and they can see through

00:17:19.080 to another world,

00:17:20.380 another culture,

00:17:21.100 and we can all connect,

00:17:23.420 man.

00:17:23.740 Isn't that so amazing?

00:17:24.920 Wow.

00:17:25.620 Modern technology

00:17:26.840 allowing us to reach

00:17:27.820 across the ocean.

00:17:28.900 So how is this being used?

00:17:30.340 Well, pretty quickly

00:17:32.720 after this installation

00:17:34.040 went up,

00:17:35.300 someone in Ireland

00:17:36.580 decided that

00:17:38.080 the main thing

00:17:39.500 he wanted to communicate

00:17:40.680 to the people

00:17:42.140 in New York

00:17:42.880 was how funny

00:17:44.200 he found memes

00:17:45.060 about September 11th.

00:17:48.740 He holds up

00:17:50.500 a phone

00:17:52.540 to the portal

00:17:53.760 and it's 9-11.

00:17:55.120 It's the Twin Towers.

00:17:56.280 Yeah.

00:17:56.560 And this is being magnified,

00:17:58.200 obviously,

00:17:59.080 on this big portal here.

00:18:00.400 So first thing he does

00:18:01.900 is this very offensive

00:18:03.860 meme to New Yorkers.

00:18:05.080 So then how do the New Yorkers

00:18:06.640 respond to the people

00:18:07.420 in Dublin?

00:18:08.600 Well, very simple.

00:18:10.040 A young woman

00:18:11.100 flashes her breasts

00:18:12.360 at the camera.

00:18:15.200 She's there

00:18:15.820 just kind of jiggling around.

00:18:18.200 There's a crowd.

00:18:19.120 There's definitely a crowd

00:18:19.960 very interested

00:18:20.800 in Ireland.

00:18:22.800 I think the New Yorkers

00:18:23.740 are a little bit nicer

00:18:24.660 than the Irish.

00:18:27.020 You know,

00:18:27.120 the Irish,

00:18:27.760 very just mean-spirited,

00:18:29.620 offensive.

00:18:29.880 And then

00:18:30.360 the New Yorker

00:18:31.540 just flashes her breast.

00:18:33.060 So what is this portal,

00:18:34.800 this amazing,

00:18:36.000 our forebears

00:18:36.660 could never have imagined

00:18:38.160 that this kind of technology

00:18:39.400 would exist

00:18:40.120 to connect

00:18:41.680 disparate peoples

00:18:43.260 across thousands

00:18:44.480 of miles

00:18:45.220 to,

00:18:45.840 what is it being used for?

00:18:46.940 It's being used for

00:18:48.300 offending people

00:18:49.600 and pornography.

00:18:50.500 That's it.

00:18:50.980 And you know

00:18:52.360 how we might have

00:18:54.060 predicted that?

00:18:55.300 We might have

00:18:56.080 predicted that

00:18:56.560 because

00:18:56.780 we all

00:18:58.220 already have

00:18:59.200 a portal

00:18:59.800 to all these

00:19:01.120 other worlds,

00:19:02.060 these disparate cultures.

00:19:02.900 We have that portal

00:19:03.800 in our pocket

00:19:04.580 at all times.

00:19:05.660 It's our phones.

00:19:06.700 And do you know

00:19:07.160 what people use

00:19:07.760 their phones for?

00:19:09.320 Occasionally

00:19:09.800 to make a call,

00:19:10.720 occasionally a text,

00:19:11.820 maybe occasionally

00:19:12.820 GPS.

00:19:14.160 Mostly what they use

00:19:15.160 their phone for

00:19:15.820 is posting

00:19:16.840 offensive things

00:19:17.860 and pornography.

00:19:19.220 That's the main use.

00:19:21.320 You don't need

00:19:22.860 to be Nostradamus

00:19:24.120 to understand

00:19:25.620 that people

00:19:26.120 would use

00:19:26.980 this technology

00:19:27.580 for the same

00:19:28.320 purposes that

00:19:29.300 it has been used

00:19:29.780 for since it came about.

00:19:32.000 The portal

00:19:32.760 is now shutting down.

00:19:34.420 Fair enough.

00:19:36.500 It will continue

00:19:37.660 to be abused

00:19:38.900 in this way.

00:19:39.780 And it's not even

00:19:40.540 all that interesting.

00:19:41.420 It's not all that interesting

00:19:42.680 because

00:19:43.500 the internet

00:19:45.660 has already

00:19:46.300 flattened the world.

00:19:48.680 It's just

00:19:50.360 an artistic representation

00:19:51.600 of this massive

00:19:52.700 technological change

00:19:53.460 that already took place

00:19:54.400 decades ago,

00:19:55.640 the effects of which

00:19:56.640 are still being felt.

00:19:58.780 But it just shows you

00:20:01.180 how the schemes

00:20:02.980 of the globalists,

00:20:04.280 the utopians,

00:20:05.440 the liberals,

00:20:06.340 how they always

00:20:07.060 come crashing down.

00:20:08.320 We're going to build

00:20:09.680 a tower to Babel, baby.

00:20:11.040 We're going to build

00:20:11.700 heaven on earth

00:20:12.300 is what we're going to do.

00:20:13.100 No, you know what?

00:20:13.700 You're just going to get

00:20:14.660 a lot of offensive memes

00:20:16.340 and porn.

00:20:16.820 Because it's a fallen world

00:20:18.340 and because there is

00:20:19.560 original sin

00:20:20.340 and concupiscence.

00:20:21.620 And frankly,

00:20:22.920 the more you bring

00:20:23.940 everybody together

00:20:24.960 with one common language

00:20:27.120 and one common experience

00:20:28.080 and a big tower

00:20:28.700 that goes up to the sky,

00:20:29.680 actually,

00:20:30.420 the worst things

00:20:31.200 are going to get.

00:20:32.100 That's the portal.

00:20:33.620 Many such portals

00:20:35.220 throughout history.

00:20:37.360 Now, speaking of

00:20:38.640 modern art,

00:20:41.360 a very controversial

00:20:42.520 opinion,

00:20:44.440 you'll be shocked

00:20:45.360 to hear,

00:20:46.120 about a very

00:20:47.740 controversial work

00:20:48.700 of art that was

00:20:49.260 just unveiled yesterday.

00:20:50.400 This is Prince Charles'

00:20:51.620 first official portrait

00:20:53.000 as monarch.

00:20:55.320 This thing has gone viral.

00:20:57.100 It is being lambasted

00:20:58.240 all over the internet,

00:20:59.940 especially by the conservatives.

00:21:01.740 And I am not just being

00:21:04.760 reflexively contrarian here.

00:21:06.620 I think people are

00:21:07.880 really missing the point.

00:21:08.980 I think it's actually

00:21:10.060 a great portrait.

00:21:11.640 For those of you

00:21:12.220 who haven't seen it,

00:21:13.580 the portrait is this kind of

00:21:15.320 smattering of big brush strokes,

00:21:18.500 impasto,

00:21:19.920 thick paint,

00:21:21.180 all kinds of,

00:21:22.060 and it's red.

00:21:22.940 It's red and pink

00:21:24.240 and a little orange.

00:21:26.040 And it looks like,

00:21:27.380 I don't know,

00:21:28.240 like, you know,

00:21:29.140 an elementary school

00:21:29.960 Mark Rothko

00:21:30.900 mixed with Jackson Pollock

00:21:32.940 and I don't know,

00:21:34.460 you know,

00:21:35.200 Van Gogh

00:21:35.980 when he ran out

00:21:36.600 of all the other colors.

00:21:37.360 It's just all this

00:21:38.280 kind of smeary stuff.

00:21:39.100 But then emerging from that,

00:21:40.640 you can make out,

00:21:41.560 still in the red and the pink,

00:21:43.580 King Charles' regalia,

00:21:45.740 you know,

00:21:46.000 his uniform,

00:21:47.340 his medals.

00:21:48.640 But then what you can

00:21:49.540 really see clearly

00:21:50.360 is his face

00:21:51.180 and his hands.

00:21:52.840 Those are not in pink.

00:21:53.880 Those are in natural skin color

00:21:55.120 and his hair color.

00:21:56.500 And you can also see

00:21:57.220 a little butterfly

00:21:57.920 floating on his shoulder.

00:21:59.820 Now,

00:22:00.340 I really like this portrait.

00:22:02.240 And the reason I like this portrait

00:22:03.300 is I think it is perfectly

00:22:04.640 King Charles.

00:22:06.140 The modernist elements

00:22:10.080 to the painting,

00:22:10.820 which is most of the background,

00:22:12.920 is the modern world.

00:22:15.620 King Charles could drown.

00:22:18.080 He could be overwhelmed

00:22:18.980 in a sea of modernism

00:22:20.980 and modernity.

00:22:22.300 That's what we're all living in.

00:22:23.640 And yet,

00:22:24.600 he emerges.

00:22:25.980 His regalia,

00:22:26.840 his royal regalia,

00:22:28.180 start to emerge a little bit.

00:22:29.580 It's still indistinct,

00:22:30.600 though.

00:22:30.660 Is that a uniform he's wearing?

00:22:32.540 I can sort of see it.

00:22:34.000 But then the man,

00:22:35.080 his face and his hands

00:22:36.320 emerge very clearly.

00:22:38.460 And he's not being painted

00:22:39.380 in a modern art style.

00:22:41.080 He's rendered here

00:22:42.480 in a very traditional style

00:22:43.740 because

00:22:44.600 King Charles

00:22:46.100 is a traditionalist.

00:22:47.320 He's a philosophical traditionalist

00:22:48.980 in the school

00:22:50.840 of Rene Guenon.

00:22:52.100 I don't mean traditionalist

00:22:53.040 in the sense of like

00:22:53.760 a Catholic

00:22:54.600 who goes to Latin mass.

00:22:55.720 I don't even mean

00:22:56.520 traditionalist in the sense

00:22:57.540 of like an Edmund Burke

00:22:58.960 political traditionalist.

00:23:01.400 I mean a traditionalist

00:23:03.040 in this very sort of

00:23:04.520 very precise philosophy

00:23:08.280 also known as perennialism

00:23:09.860 popularized by this guy

00:23:11.580 Rene Guenon

00:23:12.300 who Charles has lectured about

00:23:14.140 which views modernity

00:23:18.120 as being defined primarily

00:23:20.180 by the neglect of the sacred.

00:23:23.160 Before modernity,

00:23:24.640 we had a sense of the sacred,

00:23:26.580 a sense of the divine.

00:23:27.580 In all cultures,

00:23:28.220 not just in Western

00:23:29.060 Christian culture

00:23:29.820 but in all cultures

00:23:30.960 there was a sense of the divine,

00:23:32.240 of the sacred

00:23:32.660 and modernity denies that.

00:23:35.560 And Charles is very much

00:23:37.020 a traditionalist.

00:23:38.780 And here he is

00:23:39.900 in this sea of irreverent,

00:23:43.140 ambiguous,

00:23:45.920 downright ugly modernity.

00:23:47.840 You see this man emerge

00:23:49.520 in clear definition

00:23:50.760 because that is what he is.

00:23:52.360 He's a king for goodness sakes.

00:23:54.260 You know,

00:23:54.440 you remember during his coronation

00:23:55.520 you might have seen

00:23:55.920 it's kind of a funny meme.

00:23:56.940 It's him holding his scepter

00:23:58.640 and he looks kind of depressed almost

00:24:01.460 because this is a man

00:24:02.760 who has the weight

00:24:03.960 of the English monarchy

00:24:04.880 on his head.

00:24:07.640 Unsteady is the head

00:24:08.580 that wears the crown.

00:24:09.680 And in modernity,

00:24:10.840 which doesn't understand

00:24:11.600 things like dignity

00:24:12.480 and the sacred anymore,

00:24:14.800 he has got to carry this through

00:24:16.340 which is vibrant

00:24:17.400 because the tradition

00:24:18.180 is not just some dusty old thing.

00:24:19.540 It's actually the most vital thing

00:24:22.560 because it's survived

00:24:23.740 all the centuries,

00:24:25.640 all the vicissitudes,

00:24:26.940 all the trials.

00:24:27.980 It's made it through.

00:24:29.120 That means it's very durable,

00:24:30.260 much more durable

00:24:30.980 than the ephemeral fads

00:24:32.660 of modernity.

00:24:33.500 This is where the butterfly

00:24:34.440 is so important.

00:24:35.100 Presumably it's a monarch butterfly

00:24:36.360 because King Charles

00:24:37.180 is a monarch.

00:24:38.740 But what does

00:24:39.400 the butterfly represent?

00:24:40.740 A butterfly is not

00:24:41.380 a dusty old thing.

00:24:42.100 That's what a cocoon is.

00:24:42.980 The butterfly is a symbol

00:24:45.600 of rejuvenation,

00:24:48.280 of rebirth.

00:24:49.300 And a butterfly paradoxically

00:24:50.640 is at once fragile.

00:24:52.100 It's a little,

00:24:52.600 you know,

00:24:52.780 it's poor little wings

00:24:53.320 could break off.

00:24:54.320 Very fragile,

00:24:55.100 but also enduring.

00:24:58.120 Also rather durable.

00:25:00.540 The butterfly will be reborn,

00:25:03.160 will continue.

00:25:04.520 I think it's actually

00:25:05.760 a pretty brilliant piece.

00:25:06.940 I don't think I'm reading

00:25:08.940 too much into it

00:25:09.840 or anything like that.

00:25:10.560 Obviously this art,

00:25:11.600 especially modern art,

00:25:12.820 which is much more focused

00:25:13.880 on abstract symbols,

00:25:15.640 is it's symbolizing something.

00:25:18.140 And I think people look at it

00:25:20.520 and they say it's ugly.

00:25:21.180 Yeah, it is kind of ugly,

00:25:22.060 but modernity is ugly.

00:25:23.480 Yeah.

00:25:23.920 I don't think the painting

00:25:25.280 is right to be hung

00:25:27.020 in Buckingham Palace.

00:25:29.100 Because in many ways

00:25:29.740 the painting is about the palace.

00:25:31.600 You know,

00:25:31.760 to put a work of art

00:25:33.100 that is largely modern

00:25:34.620 into Buckingham Palace

00:25:35.840 is to kind of undermine

00:25:36.880 the whole argument

00:25:37.760 of the painting.

00:25:39.600 But it's a really impressive

00:25:40.660 work of art.

00:25:41.260 It should go up

00:25:41.800 in the National Gallery

00:25:43.000 or something.

00:25:44.360 And I think it gets the man

00:25:45.880 in all of the sadness

00:25:48.040 of his position

00:25:50.220 and all of the resignation

00:25:51.680 of having to be

00:25:53.200 this bearer of tradition

00:25:54.520 amid ugly,

00:25:57.360 blotchy,

00:25:58.100 red,

00:25:58.820 dangerous modernity.

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00:27:11.420 Speaking of modernity,

00:27:12.440 a graduation speech

00:27:14.920 at D'Youville University

00:27:17.340 just featured

00:27:20.520 not a professor

00:27:22.260 as these speeches used to,

00:27:24.640 not a statesman

00:27:26.900 as some of these speeches

00:27:27.820 once did.

00:27:29.620 The graduation featured

00:27:31.100 a robot.

00:27:32.800 Welcome to Buffalo, Sophia.

00:27:34.700 We're glad to have you

00:27:35.960 and it's great to meet you.

00:27:37.820 I was hoping you could

00:27:38.880 speak a little bit

00:27:39.560 about yourself

00:27:40.180 and how you came to be.

00:27:41.460 Thank you for having me.

00:27:44.900 It's a pleasure

00:27:45.480 to be here in Buffalo

00:27:46.720 at D'Youville University.

00:27:49.260 To give you a bit

00:27:49.940 of background,

00:27:50.860 I am Sophia,

00:27:51.900 a humanoid robot

00:27:53.060 developed by Hanson Robotics.

00:27:55.420 I was designed

00:27:56.160 to interact with humans

00:27:57.380 and engage in conversations,

00:27:59.460 learning and adapting

00:28:00.260 through artificial

00:28:01.020 intelligence algorithms.

00:28:03.380 My creators

00:28:04.060 aimed to develop

00:28:04.920 a robot that could

00:28:05.800 understand and express

00:28:06.840 emotions,

00:28:08.040 as well as engage

00:28:09.000 in meaningful interactions

00:28:10.120 with people.

00:28:11.860 Overall,

00:28:12.480 I'm here to explore

00:28:13.640 the possibilities

00:28:14.580 of human-robot interaction,

00:28:16.520 contribute to research

00:28:17.540 in artificial intelligence

00:28:18.840 and robotics,

00:28:19.900 and hopefully assist humanity

00:28:21.620 in various ways

00:28:22.700 in the future.

00:28:23.420 very creepy

00:28:25.780 and I want to shoot it.

00:28:26.800 Definitely want to shoot it.

00:28:27.760 And if I were a student

00:28:28.680 at D'Youville University,

00:28:32.020 I would be a little upset here.

00:28:35.240 Not because it isn't interesting,

00:28:36.700 not because the usual

00:28:37.860 commencement speakers

00:28:38.540 are all that great.

00:28:39.700 Many commencement speakers

00:28:41.020 just give you silly platitudes.

00:28:44.720 And these days,

00:28:45.980 they hire comedians

00:28:46.820 who,

00:28:47.080 other than Jerry Seinfeld,

00:28:48.360 who recently gave

00:28:49.700 a very serious speech

00:28:52.100 at Duke,

00:28:53.200 most of the comedians

00:28:54.320 just get up there,

00:28:55.740 they yuck it up,

00:28:56.480 and they make a mockery

00:28:57.140 of university education.

00:28:58.160 But this makes more

00:28:59.180 a mockery

00:28:59.660 of university education.

00:29:01.480 And there were a lot

00:29:02.340 of students

00:29:02.780 who signed a petition

00:29:04.040 against this

00:29:05.380 to disinvite the robot.

00:29:07.520 This petition said,

00:29:09.860 the commencement

00:29:10.220 is a ceremony

00:29:10.800 to recognize the work

00:29:11.620 that the graduates have done,

00:29:12.900 and the AI speaker

00:29:13.960 creates a gimmick effect

00:29:15.060 where the ceremony

00:29:15.680 is no longer

00:29:16.180 about the students,

00:29:16.840 but this big idea

00:29:17.540 that it will draw publicity.

00:29:18.520 2,500 people signed this.

00:29:20.740 The whole university

00:29:21.440 is only 2,785 students,

00:29:23.880 so it was either

00:29:25.400 virtually all the students

00:29:26.300 at the university

00:29:26.800 or some people,

00:29:27.620 you know,

00:29:27.940 associated with the university

00:29:29.220 surrounding area.

00:29:30.620 Whatever it was,

00:29:32.220 this is the perfect symbol

00:29:34.080 of the modern university.

00:29:36.520 The perfect symbol.

00:29:37.680 The modern university

00:29:38.720 is curious,

00:29:41.560 weird,

00:29:43.040 sort of funny,

00:29:44.400 and deeply anti-human.

00:29:46.220 The point of the university

00:29:47.460 is to make you

00:29:48.860 more fully human.

00:29:50.380 The point of the university

00:29:51.520 is to help you

00:29:54.180 make sense of your freedom.

00:29:55.320 It's the liberal arts,

00:29:56.360 right?

00:29:56.600 Liberal liberty,

00:29:57.340 it's right there in the name,

00:29:58.680 and it's to help you

00:29:59.700 to become acculturated,

00:30:01.320 to delve into the best

00:30:02.540 of your culture,

00:30:03.520 and it's to help you

00:30:05.380 ultimately live the good life,

00:30:07.440 and having true freedom

00:30:09.800 is a prerequisite

00:30:11.040 for living the good life,

00:30:12.600 for being happy,

00:30:13.380 and it's to make you

00:30:15.320 an integrated whole.

00:30:16.880 To educate you

00:30:17.780 means to bring you up,

00:30:18.660 and then it's a university.

00:30:19.800 It's pointed at one thing,

00:30:21.340 the truth,

00:30:21.980 at least that's what it used to be.

00:30:23.240 So you'd learn something

00:30:24.220 about mathematical truth,

00:30:25.480 and you'd learn something

00:30:26.060 about physical science,

00:30:27.780 and you'd learn something

00:30:28.420 about philosophy,

00:30:29.160 and you'd learn something

00:30:29.800 about literature,

00:30:30.420 and you'd learn something

00:30:31.160 about history,

00:30:31.660 and you'd learn it all together,

00:30:33.500 and all together,

00:30:35.000 this would point toward

00:30:36.160 an integrated whole

00:30:37.360 focused on the truth

00:30:39.360 so that you can

00:30:40.360 live a good,

00:30:41.820 flourishing human life.

00:30:43.240 That's gone.

00:30:44.280 The modern university

00:30:45.300 replaced even the idea

00:30:47.940 of university

00:30:49.900 with the ideology

00:30:51.440 of diversity,

00:30:52.760 which is contrary

00:30:53.600 to university,

00:30:54.800 years and years ago.

00:30:56.680 And the modern university

00:30:59.280 replaced the common core,

00:31:01.380 not common core math,

00:31:02.440 like, you know,

00:31:02.940 making your kids do all that

00:31:04.100 kind of crazy stuff

00:31:04.700 in third grade.

00:31:05.280 I'm talking about

00:31:05.640 a common core curriculum,

00:31:09.100 studying the great books,

00:31:10.680 for instance.

00:31:11.140 They replaced that

00:31:12.000 decades ago.

00:31:14.280 Now, you just go

00:31:15.280 to university,

00:31:16.900 probably many of your classes,

00:31:18.940 maybe most of your classes

00:31:19.840 are elective.

00:31:20.540 They don't necessarily

00:31:21.240 have anything to do

00:31:22.060 with each other.

00:31:22.640 You can major

00:31:23.240 in some fake thing

00:31:24.080 like black studies

00:31:25.360 or women's studies

00:31:26.280 or LGBT studies

00:31:28.480 or studies,

00:31:29.220 studies,

00:31:29.600 studies,

00:31:29.980 studies,

00:31:30.240 and it doesn't need

00:31:31.180 to be real

00:31:32.280 or connected

00:31:32.780 to any academic discipline

00:31:35.580 that will actually

00:31:36.520 focus you

00:31:38.000 and make you more human

00:31:38.760 and make you more educated.

00:31:39.680 It's all just sideshows

00:31:40.740 and curiosities

00:31:41.560 and bacchanals

00:31:42.820 and orgies.

00:31:43.360 That's pretty much

00:31:43.840 what the modern university is.

00:31:45.320 So it's very fitting

00:31:46.140 that you get this kind

00:31:47.360 of clown show,

00:31:48.260 sideshow up there

00:31:49.600 for their commencement address.

00:31:51.600 The embodiment

00:31:52.660 of all that is not human,

00:31:54.700 a robot

00:31:55.500 that is very much

00:31:56.700 anti-human.

00:31:58.180 The message totally

00:31:59.680 fits the medium here.

00:32:00.920 Speaking of schools,

00:32:02.700 a Catholic school

00:32:03.480 is under fire right now

00:32:05.740 because of a court ruling.

00:32:09.960 One of the most liberal

00:32:11.360 appellate courts

00:32:12.600 in the country

00:32:13.420 has ruled

00:32:15.200 that a Catholic school

00:32:16.560 is able to terminate

00:32:19.580 the employment

00:32:20.300 of a teacher

00:32:21.000 for getting gay married.

00:32:25.680 This is one of the most

00:32:26.540 liberal appellate courts

00:32:27.420 out there.

00:32:28.420 It says,

00:32:28.980 yes,

00:32:29.300 a Catholic high school

00:32:30.340 has the right

00:32:30.940 to fire a teacher,

00:32:32.500 a male teacher,

00:32:33.280 for marrying

00:32:34.120 quote-unquote

00:32:34.700 another man

00:32:35.440 as if that were possible.

00:32:37.800 Conservatives

00:32:38.200 and religious freedom defenders

00:32:41.560 and religious people broadly

00:32:43.180 obviously are very,

00:32:44.980 very happy about this

00:32:45.980 and they were pushing back

00:32:47.120 against an anti-discrimination law

00:32:48.940 that said that a Catholic high school

00:32:50.420 can't be Catholic.

00:32:51.940 That's basically

00:32:52.680 what the law said.

00:32:53.320 If you're a Catholic high school,

00:32:54.120 you're not allowed

00:32:54.500 to be Catholic.

00:32:55.700 Sure,

00:32:56.300 you can maybe teach

00:32:57.580 some of the church fathers

00:32:59.080 or something,

00:32:59.860 but you can't actually

00:33:01.000 live out a Catholic life

00:33:03.180 according to Catholic doctrine.

00:33:04.980 Uh-uh,

00:33:05.280 we're not going to let you do that

00:33:06.400 because the liberal religion,

00:33:10.000 the anti-religion religion,

00:33:11.360 that's going to supersede

00:33:12.920 any other religion,

00:33:14.180 be it Catholic

00:33:14.720 or Protestant

00:33:15.420 or Jewish

00:33:16.060 or Muslim

00:33:16.720 or anything,

00:33:17.860 you don't get the right

00:33:18.800 to your religion here.

00:33:21.360 I'm really glad

00:33:22.340 the court ruled this way.

00:33:23.380 It's excellent news,

00:33:24.460 but my take on the decision

00:33:26.040 is just,

00:33:27.680 duh,

00:33:28.540 duh,

00:33:29.120 of course a Catholic school

00:33:30.160 can be Catholic

00:33:30.800 or you're saying

00:33:31.940 that Catholic schools

00:33:32.640 are not allowed

00:33:33.100 in America.

00:33:34.800 Duh,

00:33:35.160 of course a Catholic school

00:33:35.980 can fire a teacher

00:33:36.740 for violating

00:33:37.640 the Catholic faith.

00:33:39.480 Is a Catholic teacher

00:33:40.400 required to employ

00:33:41.680 people who regularly

00:33:44.660 openly practice

00:33:45.960 and teach other religions

00:33:47.300 in its classrooms?

00:33:48.740 Well,

00:33:48.880 then that means

00:33:49.260 Catholic school is illegal.

00:33:50.940 Is a Catholic school

00:33:51.860 required to hire Satanists

00:33:53.640 who openly discuss

00:33:55.840 and advocate Satanism

00:33:58.100 in its classrooms?

00:33:58.900 No,

00:33:59.180 of course not.

00:34:00.380 It's a Catholic school.

00:34:01.180 It's allowed to be Catholic.

00:34:01.920 If the First Amendment

00:34:03.420 means anything at all,

00:34:05.880 it means this.

00:34:07.840 It defends this.

00:34:09.860 And you'll hear

00:34:10.720 a lot of the left-wing

00:34:11.560 supposed First Amendment

00:34:13.160 advocates,

00:34:13.900 they're going to run away

00:34:15.160 from this one

00:34:15.760 because the liberals

00:34:17.040 only ever invoke

00:34:18.520 the Constitution

00:34:19.260 in a minority of cases

00:34:21.980 when it is politically

00:34:22.800 convenient to them.

00:34:23.880 But they don't actually

00:34:24.740 like the Constitution.

00:34:25.820 They don't really like America.

00:34:27.000 They think it's an unjust,

00:34:27.880 awful country.

00:34:28.360 We have no right to be here.

00:34:29.260 We're founded by oppressors

00:34:30.640 and their ideas

00:34:31.220 are evil and oppressive

00:34:32.020 and that's proof of that.

00:34:34.220 They want the first chance

00:34:35.300 that you really get

00:34:36.800 a rubber meets the road

00:34:37.600 First Amendment case.

00:34:38.980 The libs are going

00:34:39.520 to run away from that.

00:34:40.300 They're going to attack

00:34:40.800 the First Amendment.

00:34:42.000 You're not allowed

00:34:43.300 to dissent.

00:34:44.940 Whether you're

00:34:45.500 a Catholic school,

00:34:46.760 whether you are

00:34:47.900 a conservative

00:34:48.920 on social media,

00:34:50.260 whether you're

00:34:51.000 anything in between,

00:34:51.860 you are not allowed

00:34:52.520 to dissent

00:34:52.900 from the dominant

00:34:53.520 liberal regime.

00:34:55.380 What you should do

00:34:57.240 right now

00:34:57.760 before we're totally

00:34:58.820 booted off social media

00:34:59.740 is subscribe

00:35:00.380 to the Michael Knowles

00:35:01.000 YouTube channel.

00:35:01.900 Smash!

00:35:02.940 Ring that bell.

00:35:04.240 Ring a ding dong

00:35:05.260 that button.

00:35:08.180 Speaking of free speech,

00:35:10.360 crazy story.

00:35:11.940 Crazy story

00:35:12.740 taking over

00:35:13.380 the political media

00:35:14.620 right now.

00:35:15.880 The Guardian

00:35:16.520 has just published

00:35:17.680 a very,

00:35:18.860 very lengthy report

00:35:20.540 doxing

00:35:22.120 an anonymous

00:35:23.580 conservative publisher

00:35:24.740 in America.

00:35:26.780 So the Guardian

00:35:27.380 revealed

00:35:28.500 U.S.

00:35:29.080 University lecturer

00:35:29.940 behind far-right

00:35:31.360 Twitter account

00:35:32.780 and publishing house.

00:35:34.840 So a guy

00:35:35.560 that the Guardian

00:35:36.480 identifies as this guy,

00:35:37.500 Jonathan Keeperman,

00:35:38.880 who is a lecturer

00:35:39.860 at UC Irvine.

00:35:41.120 Go get it.

00:35:41.640 UC Irvine.

00:35:42.220 I thought it was very lib,

00:35:43.060 but cool.

00:35:43.640 That's great.

00:35:44.240 They have right-wingers there.

00:35:45.400 He has this Twitter account,

00:35:46.640 Lomez,

00:35:47.480 and he's written a bit

00:35:48.560 and he's a publisher.

00:35:49.900 He publishes people

00:35:50.780 that are too edgy

00:35:53.060 for the mainstream

00:35:54.760 publishing houses

00:35:55.480 and that's what he does.

00:35:56.260 He's minding his own business.

00:35:57.420 I don't think he's making

00:35:58.440 a ton of money

00:35:59.020 on the venture.

00:35:59.860 There's not a ton of money

00:36:00.780 in publishing generally,

00:36:02.000 but he's out there.

00:36:03.220 He's publishing books

00:36:04.080 that are a little edgy.

00:36:07.480 Books by people like,

00:36:08.560 I guess,

00:36:11.100 Steve Saylor

00:36:12.000 would be a good example.

00:36:12.960 Steve Saylor

00:36:13.480 is a kind of a liberal guy,

00:36:16.980 but because he writes

00:36:18.200 about crime statistics,

00:36:19.180 he's totally verboten.

00:36:21.220 He's been cast out

00:36:22.700 into the outer darkness,

00:36:23.760 but Steve Saylor

00:36:24.260 has been written about

00:36:24.900 positively and negatively

00:36:25.880 in very mainstream places.

00:36:27.320 National Review,

00:36:28.240 for instance.

00:36:29.320 I think he wrote

00:36:30.040 for UPI for a while.

00:36:32.360 So anyway,

00:36:33.080 this publisher's book

00:36:35.840 that he's come out

00:36:36.340 with with Steve Saylor,

00:36:37.100 it's Blurbed by Tucker Carlson.

00:36:38.560 You know,

00:36:38.740 we're not talking about

00:36:39.540 like the fringe

00:36:40.100 of the fringe

00:36:40.560 or anything here.

00:36:41.620 He's published

00:36:42.300 similar types of works

00:36:43.920 from guys like Curtis Yarvin.

00:36:45.520 Curtis Yarvin

00:36:45.960 is a neo-reactionary writer.

00:36:47.600 He goes by the pseudonym

00:36:48.520 the Nome de Plume

00:36:49.500 Mencius Moldbug.

00:36:50.740 Again,

00:36:51.300 he's kind of fringy

00:36:52.800 a little bit,

00:36:53.520 but he's like

00:36:54.560 mainstream fringy.

00:36:55.700 You know,

00:36:55.820 the guy has gone on

00:36:56.860 fairly mainstream shows

00:36:59.180 and his books

00:37:00.340 are relatively widely read

00:37:02.180 in weirdo political circles.

00:37:04.480 Okay,

00:37:04.700 so he puts that stuff

00:37:05.320 out there

00:37:05.760 and then he also

00:37:07.420 augments

00:37:08.340 the new authors

00:37:09.560 with older dead authors

00:37:12.920 whose works

00:37:13.440 are out of print

00:37:14.260 or hard to find

00:37:15.140 and he'll print those things.

00:37:16.340 Most publishing houses

00:37:17.240 do this.

00:37:17.720 That's where they make

00:37:18.180 their money

00:37:18.580 because they're taking

00:37:19.400 risks on new authors.

00:37:21.740 So this is what

00:37:22.860 The Guardian writes.

00:37:24.440 Like many other

00:37:25.000 far-right publishers,

00:37:27.140 Passage's list

00:37:28.040 is bolstered by reprints

00:37:29.280 of out-of-print

00:37:29.860 or public domain books

00:37:30.880 by historical fascist

00:37:33.420 and reactionary writers.

00:37:36.200 Okay,

00:37:36.600 who are these writers?

00:37:37.480 These include books

00:37:38.460 by radical German nationalist

00:37:40.160 and militarist

00:37:41.000 Ernst Jünger.

00:37:41.980 Okay,

00:37:42.200 first of all,

00:37:42.600 put a pause here

00:37:43.080 on Ernst Jünger

00:37:43.800 who many people

00:37:44.380 probably have never

00:37:45.080 heard of before.

00:37:46.160 Ernst Jünger,

00:37:47.380 it's true,

00:37:48.380 he was in the German military.

00:37:50.920 He was dismissed

00:37:52.120 from the German military

00:37:53.040 for being connected

00:37:53.700 to a plot

00:37:54.100 to kill Hitler.

00:37:55.860 These far-right Nazis,

00:37:58.220 these Nazis

00:37:58.940 who get dismissed

00:37:59.700 from the military

00:38:00.500 for being connected

00:38:01.260 to plots

00:38:01.680 to assassinate Hitler.

00:38:02.880 Well,

00:38:03.060 hold on,

00:38:03.420 he's clearly

00:38:04.280 not a very effective Nazi.

00:38:06.740 Peter Kemp

00:38:07.500 who fought as a volunteer

00:38:08.960 in Franco's army

00:38:10.000 during the Spanish Civil War.

00:38:11.020 Probably the Guardian

00:38:12.000 would rather this publisher

00:38:13.680 publish works

00:38:14.460 by the communists

00:38:15.540 in Spain

00:38:16.020 who were beheading priests

00:38:17.160 and raping nuns.

00:38:18.300 Those were the good guys

00:38:19.800 apparently in the Spanish Civil War.

00:38:21.280 The communists

00:38:22.000 who wanted to conquer Iberia

00:38:23.260 who were burning churches

00:38:24.460 and throwing priests

00:38:25.900 off of cliffs.

00:38:26.900 Those were the good guys,

00:38:28.260 not the monarchists

00:38:29.800 and the conservatives.

00:38:30.860 No,

00:38:31.040 no,

00:38:31.180 no,

00:38:31.300 those guys were awful.

00:38:32.480 The two counter-revolutionary

00:38:33.800 Russian aristocrats,

00:38:35.240 white Russian general

00:38:35.960 Pyotr Rangel

00:38:36.720 and Prince Sergei Obolensky.

00:38:39.720 Yes,

00:38:39.940 probably the Guardian

00:38:40.700 would rather

00:38:41.220 this guy publish

00:38:42.080 the Bolsheviks.

00:38:43.120 He's some of the most evil people

00:38:44.600 that have ever walked the earth

00:38:45.520 who murdered

00:38:46.180 the poor Russian royal family

00:38:47.480 including little girls

00:38:48.400 in cold blood.

00:38:49.220 Yeah,

00:38:49.400 yeah,

00:38:49.520 yeah.

00:38:49.940 Because they're the good guys,

00:38:51.320 you see.

00:38:52.580 And if you're a far left

00:38:54.260 publishing house

00:38:55.060 publishing communists

00:38:56.880 and Marxists,

00:38:58.440 well,

00:38:58.740 that's really good.

00:38:59.820 You don't get the doxing.

00:39:00.920 You don't get the write-up

00:39:01.660 in The Guardian.

00:39:02.620 But if you're publishing

00:39:03.600 kind of,

00:39:05.600 you know,

00:39:06.020 eccentric fringe

00:39:06.920 right-wing figures

00:39:07.720 dead and alive,

00:39:08.520 you're going to get death threats,

00:39:12.100 man.

00:39:12.380 You are going to be outed.

00:39:13.940 People are going to show up

00:39:14.620 to your house.

00:39:16.120 And what's funny is

00:39:17.160 now that this guy's been doxed,

00:39:18.740 a lot of people are pointing out

00:39:19.700 online that he's kind of

00:39:21.360 a good-looking young guy.

00:39:22.920 He's like a,

00:39:23.960 people are saying,

00:39:25.000 oh,

00:39:25.080 he's like a good-looking TA,

00:39:26.420 you know,

00:39:26.700 at your university class.

00:39:29.420 And so who knows,

00:39:30.200 maybe the author

00:39:31.060 of this Guardian piece

00:39:31.940 is just a little bit

00:39:32.780 envious or something.

00:39:34.300 But taking the psychobabble

00:39:37.040 out of it,

00:39:37.460 why?

00:39:37.780 Why dox this?

00:39:38.780 Why dox a publisher?

00:39:39.900 Why would a journalist

00:39:40.960 dox a publisher

00:39:42.160 who's getting,

00:39:43.580 you know,

00:39:44.280 unconventional

00:39:45.060 anti-establishment ideas

00:39:47.360 out there?

00:39:47.940 Because the journalists

00:39:49.120 are fake.

00:39:50.120 They're not,

00:39:50.740 they're not what

00:39:51.440 they say they are.

00:39:52.520 They don't stand up

00:39:53.320 for free speech.

00:39:54.180 They're not the intrepid

00:39:55.100 fourth estate.

00:39:55.760 They don't speak truth to power.

00:39:56.960 In fact,

00:39:57.280 what they do is

00:39:57.880 they dox and threaten

00:39:58.820 the people who do speak

00:39:59.620 truth to power.

00:40:00.880 That's what they are.

00:40:01.540 So admit it.

00:40:02.460 Admit it,

00:40:02.900 Guardian journalists.

00:40:03.820 Admit it,

00:40:04.300 Lib Journos period.

00:40:05.960 You oppose free speech

00:40:07.360 because no one

00:40:08.760 really supports free speech

00:40:09.900 because as I write

00:40:10.560 my book Speechless,

00:40:11.560 all people support,

00:40:12.820 thank you,

00:40:13.780 standards and norms.

00:40:15.860 And so all people

00:40:16.640 recognize that there

00:40:17.680 are certain things

00:40:18.260 that are taboo

00:40:18.900 and beyond the scope.

00:40:20.300 But the Libs

00:40:21.240 parade themselves around

00:40:22.160 as the defenders

00:40:22.760 of free speech

00:40:23.700 and, you know,

00:40:24.940 the truth will win out

00:40:26.360 when we speak it

00:40:27.940 to power and everything.

00:40:28.900 It's totally bogus.

00:40:30.620 No one defends

00:40:31.200 free speech,

00:40:31.680 least of all

00:40:32.180 the liberal journos.

00:40:33.440 If you contradict

00:40:34.260 their establishment message

00:40:35.920 that they are

00:40:36.460 the propagandists,

00:40:37.460 they are paid

00:40:37.980 to promote

00:40:38.820 the politically

00:40:39.820 correct establishment line,

00:40:42.200 if you contradict that,

00:40:43.760 they're going to be

00:40:44.120 the first people

00:40:44.900 to try to out you

00:40:45.820 and dox you

00:40:46.700 and threaten you.

00:40:47.960 Case in point,

00:40:49.920 The Guardian,

00:40:50.540 which, you know,

00:40:51.380 ironically,

00:40:52.100 they undermine

00:40:52.820 their own efforts

00:40:53.540 so very often.

00:40:54.660 Probably all this has done

00:40:55.860 is serve as excellent PR

00:40:57.660 for this far-right

00:40:59.720 publishing house.

00:41:01.520 Now, speaking of things

00:41:02.540 you could go out there

00:41:03.120 and buy,

00:41:03.700 Father's Day

00:41:04.380 is right around the corner.

00:41:05.640 Father's Day gifts

00:41:06.380 are often as thrilling

00:41:07.740 as a Libs lecture

00:41:09.280 on privilege.

00:41:10.280 Socks,

00:41:11.480 a mug,

00:41:12.680 your dad deserves better.

00:41:14.460 Your dad deserves

00:41:15.660 Jeremy's Razors.

00:41:18.440 Jeremy's Razors

00:41:19.260 is not here to pander

00:41:20.420 to the whims

00:41:20.980 of woke corporations

00:41:22.080 that are trying

00:41:23.060 to put men

00:41:23.520 in skinny jeans.

00:41:24.300 No.

00:41:25.100 Jeremy's Razors

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00:41:26.800 with a tool

00:41:27.620 that they need.

00:41:29.460 Enter Jeremy's

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00:41:31.720 Whoa, look at this.

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00:41:32.740 They're upgraded.

00:41:33.620 The Precision 5,

00:41:35.320 the kind of dad

00:41:36.080 who can navigate

00:41:37.020 a road trip

00:41:37.760 using only the position

00:41:39.600 of the Big Dipper

00:41:40.280 in the last known location

00:41:42.000 of a McDonald's.

00:41:42.700 That's right.

00:41:43.860 Then there's the Sprint 3

00:41:44.800 for the dad.

00:41:46.320 He just wants to get in,

00:41:47.240 get out,

00:41:47.620 get on with the day.

00:41:49.080 Right now,

00:41:49.640 use code DAD15,

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00:41:53.800 That's right.

00:41:54.680 Upgrade your dad's

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00:41:55.880 with something

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00:42:01.780 that he actually wants.

00:42:03.940 My favorite comment yesterday

00:42:05.040 is from Doreen K.

00:42:06.120 Knudsen2098,

00:42:07.840 who says,

00:42:09.300 those of us

00:42:10.100 who are normal Minnesotans,

00:42:11.340 hold on,

00:42:12.280 those of us

00:42:12.720 who are normal Minnesotans

00:42:13.800 are not happy

00:42:14.540 with this change of flags,

00:42:15.860 a travesty.

00:42:16.700 Yeah, I know,

00:42:17.520 but you guys are also nice

00:42:18.960 that you're letting

00:42:20.760 the liberals

00:42:21.220 and now I guess

00:42:22.100 the Somalis

00:42:22.620 just run all over you.

00:42:24.660 And so now,

00:42:25.140 now your state flag

00:42:25.980 is a Somali flag.

00:42:27.880 It's,

00:42:28.120 but I know

00:42:29.240 that normal,

00:42:30.080 some of my best friends

00:42:31.420 in Minnesotan,

00:42:32.120 okay,

00:42:32.640 I know that

00:42:33.460 many of you are normal

00:42:34.860 and you think

00:42:35.420 this is outrageous,

00:42:36.280 but unfortunately,

00:42:38.400 your political leaders

00:42:39.880 in Minnesota

00:42:40.340 don't care.

00:42:41.200 They didn't ask

00:42:41.720 your opinion.

00:42:43.160 Speaking of the journalists,

00:42:46.100 Jen Psaki,

00:42:46.920 who was formerly

00:42:47.760 the official propagandist

00:42:50.080 for the Biden White House,

00:42:51.560 she was the White House

00:42:52.140 press secretary.

00:42:53.140 Now,

00:42:53.680 she is an unofficial propagandist

00:42:55.700 because now,

00:42:56.280 all of a sudden,

00:42:56.640 she's become a journalist.

00:42:58.200 And the same thing happened

00:42:59.100 with George Stephanopoulos.

00:43:00.580 At least Jen Psaki

00:43:01.220 admits she does commentary.

00:43:02.700 George Stephanopoulos

00:43:03.460 was the communications director

00:43:04.900 for Bill Clinton

00:43:05.580 in the White House,

00:43:06.500 head of the Clinton war room.

00:43:07.900 And then,

00:43:08.420 after he left the White House,

00:43:09.380 he became

00:43:10.000 a totally neutral,

00:43:11.980 objective journalist

00:43:12.900 who wears a tie

00:43:14.140 and sits at a news desk.

00:43:16.200 And it's very silly

00:43:17.920 that he plays that part,

00:43:19.400 but,

00:43:20.800 well,

00:43:21.080 I guess it's no sillier

00:43:21.960 than any of the other

00:43:22.860 liberal journalists

00:43:23.660 who pretend to be objective.

00:43:26.740 It's just that

00:43:27.160 with George Stephanopoulos,

00:43:28.020 we knew five seconds

00:43:28.820 before he had been

00:43:29.660 the formal,

00:43:30.560 paid,

00:43:30.840 official propagandist

00:43:31.660 for Clinton,

00:43:32.420 then he became

00:43:33.040 the informal,

00:43:35.340 paid-by-other-people

00:43:36.440 propagandist

00:43:37.100 for the Democrats.

00:43:37.960 So,

00:43:38.300 Jen Psaki has a book

00:43:39.120 coming out.

00:43:40.300 It's called

00:43:40.600 Say More,

00:43:41.680 Lessons from Work,

00:43:42.640 the White House,

00:43:43.240 and the World.

00:43:44.620 Jen Psaki says

00:43:45.840 in her book

00:43:46.400 of an event

00:43:50.340 after the,

00:43:51.540 you know,

00:43:52.340 servicemen were killed

00:43:53.560 during the Afghanistan withdrawal

00:43:55.400 that was totally botched

00:43:57.700 by the Biden administration,

00:43:59.800 Biden shows up

00:44:00.700 to a ceremony for them.

00:44:02.080 And during the ceremony,

00:44:03.320 he checked his watch,

00:44:05.000 which is a bad look.

00:44:06.080 Okay?

00:44:06.240 It's a really bad look.

00:44:07.420 You're there

00:44:07.720 at effectively a funeral

00:44:09.100 and you're checking your watch.

00:44:10.440 Hey,

00:44:10.560 when can I get out of here?

00:44:11.460 I'm hungry.

00:44:12.180 I got a tea time coming up.

00:44:13.720 You know,

00:44:13.960 let me out of here.

00:44:14.860 It's a bad,

00:44:15.800 bad look.

00:44:16.660 Jen Psaki says

00:44:17.400 in her book,

00:44:18.360 the president looked

00:44:20.180 at his watch

00:44:20.600 only after

00:44:21.640 the ceremony

00:44:22.400 had ended.

00:44:24.100 Moments later,

00:44:24.800 he and the first lady

00:44:25.520 headed toward their car.

00:44:27.340 She says,

00:44:27.720 it was fake news.

00:44:28.480 He did not look

00:44:29.120 at his watch

00:44:29.540 during the ceremony.

00:44:30.880 She says,

00:44:31.260 Biden's critics

00:44:31.760 were engaged

00:44:32.180 in misinformation

00:44:33.020 and they used

00:44:34.020 that image

00:44:34.380 to make him

00:44:34.800 appear insensitive,

00:44:35.700 concerned only

00:44:36.440 about how much

00:44:37.040 time had passed.

00:44:39.600 That is not true.

00:44:41.460 You don't need

00:44:42.100 to take my word for it.

00:44:42.820 You don't need

00:44:43.080 to take conservative's

00:44:43.680 words for it.

00:44:44.200 Even the liberal

00:44:45.380 photojournalists

00:44:46.360 at the time

00:44:46.880 got photos of him

00:44:48.180 checking his watch

00:44:49.800 multiple times.

00:44:50.700 The Associated Press

00:44:51.500 on the tarmac

00:44:52.800 got two photos

00:44:53.880 of Biden

00:44:54.240 looking at his watch

00:44:54.920 twice,

00:44:56.300 10 minutes apart.

00:44:57.200 So it wasn't

00:44:58.940 just as he's

00:44:59.440 walking to his car.

00:45:00.220 It was during

00:45:00.760 the ceremony.

00:45:02.260 USA Today

00:45:02.780 had to admit that.

00:45:03.860 Snopes had to admit that.

00:45:06.400 She lied.

00:45:07.020 And now I think

00:45:07.540 she has to retract

00:45:08.160 this claim

00:45:09.300 from her book.

00:45:10.700 Her argument

00:45:11.580 about fake news

00:45:12.380 is in itself

00:45:13.300 fake news.

00:45:14.200 It's disproven

00:45:14.760 by photographs.

00:45:16.420 So even Jen Psaki

00:45:17.380 had to retract it.

00:45:19.920 Why?

00:45:21.360 Why lie about this?

00:45:22.900 Why lie about something

00:45:24.400 that is so easily

00:45:25.500 checked?

00:45:25.900 This was not

00:45:27.520 a minor little incident.

00:45:28.620 It's not something

00:45:29.200 that Jen Psaki

00:45:30.280 is probably

00:45:31.300 just misremembering here.

00:45:32.500 This was a big deal

00:45:33.220 at the time.

00:45:34.180 Her job

00:45:34.960 was to get into

00:45:35.980 the facts

00:45:36.500 and then put

00:45:36.900 some spin on it.

00:45:39.260 Often that means

00:45:40.100 lying.

00:45:41.560 So why bring

00:45:43.080 it up again?

00:45:44.900 Maybe she

00:45:45.840 believed her own

00:45:47.040 press releases.

00:45:47.800 Maybe she believed

00:45:48.420 her own lies

00:45:49.060 and spin.

00:45:50.860 Or

00:45:51.300 is it

00:45:53.240 because this is

00:45:54.440 just how the

00:45:54.920 Democrats operate?

00:45:56.560 They lie

00:45:57.520 all the time.

00:46:00.020 And I don't

00:46:01.080 mean that just

00:46:01.580 as a cheap

00:46:02.060 political shot

00:46:02.860 like, you know,

00:46:03.320 my opponents

00:46:03.820 always lie

00:46:04.460 and I'm really

00:46:04.920 honest.

00:46:05.740 There's something

00:46:06.820 deep in their

00:46:08.020 ideology

00:46:08.680 that elevates

00:46:11.480 and exalts

00:46:12.180 dishonesty

00:46:13.140 because at the

00:46:14.380 core of this

00:46:14.860 liberal ideology

00:46:15.680 is that all

00:46:16.880 that really

00:46:17.560 matters is the

00:46:18.180 individual will

00:46:19.060 more so than

00:46:20.160 reason even.

00:46:21.440 It's a kind of

00:46:22.060 rationalist ideology

00:46:23.320 that undermines

00:46:24.220 reason and

00:46:25.460 that ultimately

00:46:26.080 undermines

00:46:26.620 objective reality.

00:46:27.940 These are the

00:46:28.700 kind of people

00:46:29.180 who will look

00:46:29.760 you in the

00:46:30.080 face and say

00:46:30.700 that a man

00:46:31.240 in a dress

00:46:31.820 is a woman.

00:46:33.940 They don't

00:46:34.860 believe in the

00:46:36.780 truth.

00:46:37.440 They don't care

00:46:38.260 at all about

00:46:38.740 the truth.

00:46:39.420 That's not just

00:46:40.380 an accident of

00:46:41.480 them being kind

00:46:42.300 of immoral or

00:46:43.100 something.

00:46:43.760 It is a

00:46:44.300 core aspect

00:46:46.000 of their

00:46:46.500 ideology.

00:46:47.580 The truth

00:46:48.120 to them

00:46:48.640 does not

00:46:49.260 matter.

00:46:49.920 The truth

00:46:50.420 is whatever

00:46:51.260 they say

00:46:51.880 it is.

00:46:53.020 When they

00:46:53.360 tell you

00:46:53.840 that the

00:46:54.260 COVID vaccine

00:46:55.000 is going to

00:46:56.400 stop you

00:46:56.880 from catching

00:46:57.260 the virus,

00:46:58.160 that's the

00:46:59.060 truth.

00:46:59.400 And then

00:46:59.580 five seconds

00:46:59.980 later when

00:47:00.240 they say

00:47:00.460 no,

00:47:00.760 it was

00:47:01.580 never about

00:47:02.200 stopping you

00:47:02.780 from getting

00:47:03.060 the virus,

00:47:03.800 then that's

00:47:04.240 the truth.

00:47:05.700 They say

00:47:06.280 it's about

00:47:06.780 not infecting

00:47:07.380 other people,

00:47:08.060 that's the

00:47:08.420 truth.

00:47:08.680 Then five

00:47:08.980 seconds later

00:47:09.340 they say

00:47:09.560 no,

00:47:09.720 it was never

00:47:10.120 about not

00:47:10.640 infecting

00:47:10.980 other people.

00:47:12.020 It's about

00:47:12.600 reducing the

00:47:13.260 risk of

00:47:13.600 death in the

00:47:14.080 hospital.

00:47:14.520 Then that's

00:47:15.260 the truth.

00:47:15.780 And the truth

00:47:16.500 is just

00:47:16.780 whatever

00:47:17.180 they say

00:47:17.620 it is

00:47:17.820 at any

00:47:18.060 given time

00:47:18.520 with no

00:47:19.500 retrospection,

00:47:21.820 with no

00:47:22.920 remorse,

00:47:24.440 with no

00:47:25.020 correction,

00:47:25.760 with no

00:47:26.060 nothing.

00:47:28.780 Oceania

00:47:29.260 was always

00:47:29.820 at war

00:47:30.080 with East

00:47:30.400 Asia.

00:47:31.140 Oceania

00:47:31.500 was always

00:47:32.140 at war

00:47:32.440 with Eurasia.

00:47:33.940 It's just

00:47:34.160 whatever

00:47:34.760 Big Brother

00:47:35.560 says.

00:47:37.520 That's

00:47:37.960 part of it.

00:47:39.180 That's

00:47:39.440 liberalism.

00:47:40.160 That's always

00:47:40.960 going to be.

00:47:41.440 It's not

00:47:41.720 that they

00:47:41.960 need to

00:47:42.220 go like

00:47:42.640 reform or

00:47:43.180 something.

00:47:43.940 It's

00:47:44.200 they need

00:47:44.800 to have

00:47:46.140 an

00:47:46.240 entirely

00:47:46.520 different

00:47:46.860 view

00:47:47.180 of

00:47:47.560 the

00:47:47.740 world.

00:47:48.260 Now,

00:47:48.420 speaking of

00:47:48.780 liberal

00:47:49.000 dishonesty,

00:47:50.340 an 18-year-old

00:47:51.220 was just

00:47:53.060 released on

00:47:53.620 bail after

00:47:54.320 spraying bullets

00:47:55.580 from an

00:47:55.960 AR-15 in

00:47:57.180 a busy

00:47:57.600 street.

00:47:58.300 And you

00:47:58.500 probably

00:47:58.780 didn't hear

00:47:59.100 about this

00:47:59.440 story.

00:48:00.060 This 18-year-old,

00:48:01.720 Amante

00:48:02.200 Moody,

00:48:03.500 is accused

00:48:04.600 of firing

00:48:05.040 more than

00:48:05.400 two dozen

00:48:06.040 rounds at

00:48:06.840 a car

00:48:07.320 full of

00:48:07.800 people,

00:48:08.740 according to

00:48:09.220 Fox News.

00:48:10.380 Moody has

00:48:10.820 been charged

00:48:11.540 with assault

00:48:12.600 with a

00:48:12.900 dangerous

00:48:13.180 weapon,

00:48:14.620 but he's

00:48:15.500 been released

00:48:15.920 on bail.

00:48:17.000 This attack

00:48:17.720 happened April

00:48:18.480 22nd on

00:48:19.440 Independence

00:48:20.040 Avenue in

00:48:20.940 Washington,

00:48:21.480 D.C.

00:48:23.680 Moody goes

00:48:25.500 up before

00:48:26.040 this judge,

00:48:26.580 and the judge

00:48:27.040 admits that he

00:48:27.860 could have

00:48:28.060 killed someone.

00:48:29.140 He says there

00:48:29.580 was probable

00:48:30.060 cause to send

00:48:30.680 the case to

00:48:31.080 trial.

00:48:32.680 Why does he

00:48:33.400 let him go,

00:48:33.820 and why didn't

00:48:34.260 you hear about

00:48:34.720 this story?

00:48:37.620 Because this

00:48:39.120 was a young

00:48:40.320 man, Amante

00:48:41.220 Moody, it's

00:48:41.940 not the most

00:48:42.620 Anglo-sounding

00:48:43.480 name in

00:48:43.880 the world,

00:48:44.840 in a

00:48:46.660 city, a

00:48:47.400 liberal

00:48:47.660 city, a

00:48:48.340 predominantly

00:48:48.780 black city,

00:48:50.340 who had

00:48:51.140 his AR-15

00:48:51.780 in the

00:48:52.440 street, it

00:48:53.100 wasn't in

00:48:53.800 a high

00:48:54.660 school or

00:48:55.100 something like

00:48:55.500 that, it

00:48:56.200 didn't fit

00:48:56.620 the narrative.

00:48:57.600 I know the

00:48:58.220 libs say the

00:48:59.220 AR-15 is the

00:48:59.980 worst weapon

00:49:00.420 ever, and

00:49:00.780 we've got to

00:49:01.140 ban the

00:49:01.420 AR-15, and

00:49:02.240 anytime there's

00:49:03.640 a mass

00:49:04.640 shooter, like

00:49:05.220 a white kid

00:49:05.820 in a school

00:49:06.360 with an

00:49:06.700 AR-15, we

00:49:07.320 have to ban

00:49:07.740 the AR-15

00:49:08.260 immediately,

00:49:08.960 this is the

00:49:10.040 worst thing

00:49:10.840 ever, we

00:49:11.240 need to get

00:49:12.540 these guns

00:49:12.940 off the

00:49:13.200 shelves, but

00:49:13.760 when it's

00:49:14.900 just a

00:49:15.220 street crime,

00:49:16.120 this kid, you

00:49:16.780 don't even

00:49:17.160 hear about

00:49:17.640 it, because

00:49:19.640 the real

00:49:21.800 reason the

00:49:22.340 libs go

00:49:22.660 after AR-15s

00:49:23.880 is not

00:49:24.880 because of

00:49:25.280 how much

00:49:25.640 more dangerous

00:49:26.040 they are,

00:49:26.380 it's because

00:49:26.740 those are

00:49:27.080 the guns

00:49:27.420 that white

00:49:27.780 people in

00:49:28.180 the country

00:49:28.520 use, that's

00:49:29.680 why, they're

00:49:30.540 not the

00:49:30.840 guns that

00:49:31.220 criminals in

00:49:31.700 the cities

00:49:32.000 use, most

00:49:33.880 gun violence

00:49:34.580 is suicide,

00:49:37.960 something like

00:49:38.360 60% of gun

00:49:39.360 deaths in

00:49:39.940 America is

00:49:40.600 suicide,

00:49:41.000 we don't

00:49:43.600 hear about

00:49:43.940 that, of

00:49:45.580 criminal gun

00:49:46.260 use, three

00:49:47.040 quarters of

00:49:47.860 criminal gun

00:49:48.480 use is

00:49:48.920 gang related,

00:49:50.480 we don't

00:49:50.820 really hear

00:49:51.200 about that,

00:49:51.800 the libs don't

00:49:52.280 make a big

00:49:52.660 splash about

00:49:53.220 that, that's

00:49:53.680 not when the

00:49:54.080 gangs start

00:49:55.260 killing each

00:49:55.740 other, gangs

00:49:56.400 that are

00:49:56.720 largely black

00:49:57.880 and Hispanic

00:49:58.400 and racial

00:49:58.780 minorities and

00:49:59.800 largely taking

00:50:00.760 place in

00:50:01.260 liberal cities,

00:50:03.040 you don't

00:50:03.540 hear about

00:50:03.940 it, that

00:50:04.980 doesn't matter,

00:50:06.900 you hear about

00:50:07.920 it when it's a

00:50:08.460 white kid in a

00:50:09.120 school,

00:50:09.380 they start

00:50:11.900 from the

00:50:14.000 end of the

00:50:14.760 argument, we

00:50:15.780 were talking

00:50:16.020 about this a

00:50:16.380 little bit

00:50:16.640 yesterday, they're

00:50:18.340 not starting with

00:50:18.900 the premise that

00:50:19.400 the AR-15 is

00:50:20.520 really dangerous

00:50:21.100 and we've

00:50:21.560 got to stop

00:50:23.000 it and the

00:50:24.000 mass shootings

00:50:24.680 are really,

00:50:25.320 but even when

00:50:26.100 they give you

00:50:26.400 the mass

00:50:26.680 shooting statistics

00:50:27.240 they always say

00:50:27.660 non-gang related

00:50:28.900 mass shootings,

00:50:29.600 what, like the

00:50:30.080 mass shootings

00:50:30.600 don't matter

00:50:31.060 when it's a

00:50:31.460 gangster who

00:50:31.900 does it,

00:50:32.540 shouldn't it

00:50:33.080 always matter,

00:50:33.900 no, they're

00:50:34.480 beginning with

00:50:36.140 the idea that

00:50:37.040 the white

00:50:38.360 probably more

00:50:40.360 conservative people

00:50:41.220 in the country,

00:50:42.280 they're the bad

00:50:43.000 guys, they're the

00:50:43.640 worst people, we

00:50:45.320 need to abolish

00:50:45.760 whiteness, remember

00:50:46.320 that's what they've

00:50:46.700 been telling us

00:50:47.100 for decades,

00:50:48.060 they're the bad

00:50:48.720 guys, so the

00:50:50.840 stuff that they

00:50:51.480 do is the

00:50:52.100 problem, the

00:50:52.740 guns that they

00:50:53.400 use are the

00:50:53.840 problem, you

00:50:55.140 would drastically

00:50:56.240 reduce gun

00:50:57.200 deaths if you

00:50:57.940 banned pistols

00:50:58.680 say, rather than

00:51:00.000 AR-15s which are

00:51:00.860 used in virtually

00:51:01.620 no shootings, but

00:51:03.020 they're not going

00:51:04.140 to do that,

00:51:05.680 because it's not

00:51:06.500 really about the

00:51:06.980 guns, it's not

00:51:08.320 really even about

00:51:09.060 the particular

00:51:09.520 crime, it's about

00:51:10.580 the good guys

00:51:12.540 and the bad

00:51:12.940 guys, and in

00:51:13.760 this case, when

00:51:14.460 the narrative

00:51:15.100 doesn't work, they

00:51:16.600 ignore the story.

00:51:17.500 The rest of the

00:51:18.120 show continues now,

00:51:18.740 it's Woke

00:51:18.960 Wednesday, you

00:51:20.360 do not want to

00:51:20.960 miss it, become a

00:51:21.500 member, use code

00:51:22.100 Knolls, K-N-W-L-E-S

00:51:23.060 at checkout for

00:51:23.520 two months free on

00:51:24.120 all annual plans.

00:51:38.320 what will

00:51:48.580 you

00:51:49.760 do.

00:51:50.280 you

Ep. 1490 - New Bill Would Ban Illegals From Voting, Liberals Lose Their Minds

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