Another day, another senior Trump White House official imprisoned by the Libs. Did Joe Biden soil himself at Normandy? That s the question on everyone s mind, and I actually have an answer to it. Today's guest: Michael Knowles.
00:12:36.940That was because the liberals released the Dobbs decision in advance of that decision coming out because it was obviously going to rile up the left.
00:12:44.280And if the left did succeed at murdering any of the conservative judges, then the decision wouldn't have gone through because they had such a slim majority.
00:12:52.400So that was the release of the Dobbs decision early was a call to murder one of the conservative judges.
00:12:59.800I don't think there's an ounce of hyperbole there.
00:13:02.100I don't see any other way you could possibly read it.
00:13:04.640And thankfully, there was a U.S. marshal on hand to arrest the guy before he was able to murder Kavanaugh.
00:13:09.540But Alito, another conservative justice, had to leave his house during that time because of all the liberal threats that were in violation of the law that neither Merrick Garland nor the Virginia governor decided to enforce laws against protesting at the homes of judges.
00:14:25.700Under legal attack, there's a lot of lawfare, unprecedented prosecutions of a former president, current major party nominee.
00:14:32.640Then more imprisonment, unprecedented imprisonment of senior White House officials for defending the separation of powers and executive privilege.
00:14:41.120And, when that doesn't work, physical attack to try to kill the conservatives who stand in the liberals' way.
00:14:50.160Can you, I don't, I'm sure there's some counterexample that exists of a left-winger being targeted or killed.
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00:19:40.960Now, the fact that this was a top trend, the fact that many people thought this was plausible, likely even, that Joe Biden did this at Normandy,
00:19:56.140it tells you a lot about his presidency.
00:19:58.560Because there are all these kind of cheap political attacks, but they usually don't get much further than the most extreme partisan fringes.
00:20:06.900But here we're talking about news that was really trending all day because even Joe Biden's ardent defenders will admit he's passed his prime.
00:20:16.060He's lost control of his faculties and perhaps some of his other, not only his mental faculties, but some of his other faculties as well.
00:20:24.620So he avoided an international incident on the beaches of Normandy, but the political problem is still there.
00:20:34.140Now, that actually wasn't even the strangest thing that Biden did at Normandy.
00:20:38.660Biden sat down for a one-on-one interview with David Muir of ABC News, and he was asked about his son.
00:20:53.480Remember, the corrupt DOJ tried to let Biden off the hook.
00:20:56.620They tried to give him a little slap on the wrist that would have actually resulted in no long-term consequences for his many crimes that we've seen for years.
00:21:03.220Sex crimes, drug crimes, financial crimes, political crimes.
00:21:06.200And a judge looked at this and said, this is so corrupt.
00:22:30.780I think he's probably just lying here.
00:22:32.680I mean, don't forget, for goodness sakes, Joe Biden has already wielded the government in a corrupt fashion to benefit his son.
00:22:42.000He bragged about this, actually, at the Council on Foreign Relations.
00:22:45.120When Hunter Biden was being paid oodles and oodles of money from a Ukrainian oil company and natural gas company, Burisma.
00:22:54.020And it was just trading on the name and getting access to Joe Biden.
00:22:57.860When a prosecutor started looking into that corrupt deal in Ukraine, Joe Biden not only flew over to Ukraine and bully Ukraine into firing the prosecutor, threatened to withhold a billion dollars in military aid if they didn't fire the prosecutor.
00:23:11.740But then he went to the Council on Foreign Relations and bragged about it.
00:23:14.600I remember going over convincing our team, our brothers too, convincing us that we should be providing for loan guarantees.
00:23:24.180And I went over, I guess, the 12th, 13th time to Kiev, and I was supposed to announce that there was another billion-dollar loan guarantee.
00:23:34.580And I had gotten a commitment from Poroshenko and from Yatsenyuk that they would take action against a state prosecutor, and they didn't.
00:23:43.600So they said they had, they were walking out to the press conference, and I said, no, I said, I'm not going to, we're not going to give you the billion dollars.
00:23:50.860They said, you have no authority, you're not the president.
00:24:26.300If Joe is not lying, then I think he's wrong.
00:24:29.900If my kid were up on these kinds of charges, relatively low-level charges, don't forget, Hunter Biden is not being prosecuted for the really serious stuff he committed, the financial crimes, the political corruption, the graft, the selling American influence.
00:24:48.420He's currently only being prosecuted for the gun crime in relation to a drug crime, but not even directly for the drug crime.
00:24:57.700So I'm not, I don't mean to diminish those things, but those are different levels of political significance.
00:25:03.320And if my kid were in serious trouble, and if he had shown signs that he had kind of turned his life around, and he wasn't going to Skid Row to do crack anymore, and he wasn't, he was kind of coming out of it, maybe to establish some kind of political principle, I wouldn't pardon him.
00:25:21.280But I'd almost certainly commute the sentence, of course.
00:33:25.420That's the best question of the whole exchange is Senator Kennedy cuts to the heart of it.
00:33:29.540The way that these deep state apparatchiks get away with keeping the Congress in the dark, keeping the American people in the dark,
00:33:37.240just running the government on their own unaccountably, is they say, well, you know, we're not allowed to discuss an ongoing investigation.
00:33:44.460We're not, listen, we're not, why don't we have the Nashville transgender shooter manifesto years later at this point?
00:33:50.340Well, there's an ongoing investigation.
00:34:29.640If you can't tell us that there is an ongoing investigation, at least, then we just have to take your word for it forever.
00:34:38.900There is no way ever to get any accountability.
00:34:41.900If the justification for not releasing any of this information or prosecuting the people who committed the crimes is that there is an ongoing investigation, if you can't even tell us whether or not there's an ongoing investigation, then, okay, I guess we're taking your word for it, FBI director.
00:34:59.040I am not certain how many Trump associates will be imprisoned before the election.
00:35:07.080I'm not certain how many conservatives will be physically attacked or killed before the election.
00:35:12.900But one thing I am really certain of is that we are never going to find out anything else from the official sources about Jeffrey Epstein and his operation.
00:35:24.200Now, the one little silver lining to this storm cloud of corruption is that the American people get it.
00:37:40.720For various scheduling reasons, January seems like the best bet for us, and we live in Arizona, so the weather will actually be rather nice that time of year.
00:37:47.620I always liked the idea of picking an easy-to-remember date for your future anniversaries, and of course, the choice was clear to me.
00:37:53.860January 6th, the worst day in the history of the entire world!
00:38:14.520Is it worth it to pick your wedding date based primarily on the lols?
00:38:18.080Again, my lovely bride-to-be thinks it's hilarious and is totally on board, but I'm wondering if perhaps it's a bit too silly to do this for such an important occasion.
00:38:25.900Your wisdom, as always, is appreciated.
00:38:27.460I've been listening since you were torturing Clavin with the Oscars, so needless to say, long-time fan.
00:38:38.200First of all, it will be helpful, because as you are married for longer, you will maybe occasionally sometimes forget as your anniversary date is approaching, so it will be helpful to have a memorable date.
00:38:52.540I think my father was married on March 6th, 1999.
00:40:01.860I have asked this question before, but it has never gotten answered.
00:40:05.500So I'm hoping this time I'm successful.
00:40:08.160I know you are against President Biden forgiving student loan debt, blanketly.
00:40:13.560But I'm wondering what your thoughts are on the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Act, which was passed a long time ago, where essentially if after a person graduates, they work for any government entity or a nonprofit, such as a church, that after 10 years of making payments, whatever remains of their government loan is forgiven.
00:40:34.020I myself am eligible for this and have been working for my county courts for the past nine years.
00:40:41.400So my loans are due to be forgiven next year, hopefully.
00:40:45.080And I'm just wondering what your thoughts on this act are, being essentially people like me have been paying it back, but then also have been working for the government.
00:41:00.000You know, I have no problem with it in principle, and I think unlike a lot of the 1980s-style conservatives who just wanted to privatize everything, I actually don't think that always works.
00:41:13.900And actually, one of the downsides of privatizing everything in modern life is that we've just empowered lots of even less accountable, very liberal people to control our public square.
00:41:24.600You know, we deregulate communication and what happens, three leftist corporations, totally unaccountable to the people, control the public square.
00:42:02.400You know, if you can discharge your student debt by going and working for the church or some, you know, missionary organization or, I don't know, some right-wing community organizers, you go work for TPUSA or something, then great.
00:42:20.160But if the effect of that is only going to be getting more and more people to go work for the left-wing organizations and go work in the government, that, you know, as leftists, that would be a bad thing.
00:42:32.660Now, if we could incentivize conservatives to go work in the government and wield political power, that would be a good thing.
00:42:36.840So to me, I would just judge the wisdom of that policy by who is going to take advantage of it and how.
00:42:45.260So you obviously are a reasonable person and you're working in the government.
00:43:01.600This is Greg, longtime listener of the show.
00:43:03.500This is my first time submitting a mailbag question.
00:43:05.420In light of the topics you've touched on with Tony Soprano and Jerry Seinfeld referring to, you know, tough old men and bringing back masculinity and sort of the old school way of things.
00:43:19.100But I want to let you know that I'm actually going through a program right now where a lot of men are submitting questions to you about how do I quit porn?
00:43:25.400And this, this program in particular dives deeply into the psyche and having compassion for yourself and trying to deal with things like guilt and regret and shame that revolve around porn addiction.
00:43:37.160I'm just curious to hear your thoughts on, is there a place for masculine men to still dive into these things like with his family, with his wife?
00:43:44.720Or do you think that we should still just be burying this stuff down in tobacco and other substances that sort of take the edge off?
00:43:53.100You know, my, my thoughts are that it's not so healthy, but I'd love to hear yours.
00:43:56.500Thanks for taking my question and keep up the great work.
00:44:34.740I don't think you really ought to burden your wife with your problems.
00:44:38.020I think that is kind of lame and effeminate.
00:44:40.460I don't think you say, oh, honey, you know, I'm just having so much trouble all the time.
00:44:44.820That I think, no, we need the Gary Cooper strong, silent type.
00:44:48.400Because your wife is a different kind of person than your best friend or your colleague or your boss or your priest.
00:44:59.220So what you say, should we just, you know, use tobacco or say alcohol or something to just numb our pain?
00:45:07.800No, I think we should avail ourselves of sacraments.
00:45:10.060I think that's going to be much more effective than whining to your wife or drinking a lot or something.
00:45:15.920This is not to say that you can't tell your wife that you're an imperfect man and you struggle with all sorts of things.
00:45:24.140Because, you know, I imagine if you've got this one addiction, you've probably got other addictions and other vices that you're falling into too.
00:45:32.400It's very rarely just one thing, you know, it's because it's like when Adam and Eve fall, the way that John Milton describes this in Paradise Lost is that sin and then death pervade the world.
00:46:22.860But it's not a substitute for ultimately the person you should bring your problems to, which is God.
00:46:28.780You know, and I would recommend in the form of sacramental confession, you know, on your knees, in the box, to a priest.
00:46:35.160I think that is because you're really the priest is sitting there in the person of Christ and you're confessing your sins of God, who ultimately is the only person who's really going to help you.
00:46:50.260I got a question for you about marriage.
00:46:52.480When my wife and I got married just over five years ago, we had our anniversary last week, politics was not really on the radar of our relationship.
00:47:01.780But after 2020 and the riots and things, my wife self-describes that she had some sort of political awakening and has become increasingly liberal since then.
00:47:11.620I wouldn't say she's a full-blown leftist, but definitely heading that way, thinks abortion should be legal up to a certain point, even if restricted.
00:47:22.600She's not a fan of BLM, but still believes in the systemic racism, sexism, yeah, thinks we should affirm transgender people, hates on Israel all the time.
00:47:34.720And it's just becoming more and more difficult to navigate that.
00:47:39.960So I would love some advice on what to do, if anything.
00:47:45.740The problem is not that your wife's a Democrat.
00:47:47.980You know, I've seen wonderful marriages where the husband's a Republican, the wife's a Democrat or whatever.
00:47:54.020The problem is that this different view, this emerging different view, represents something much deeper than just one political issue or another.
00:48:04.200It represents not only a different view on life, but an increasingly different view on life.
00:48:10.920What you're describing is that your wife and you are growing apart at a deep level, which is dangerous.
00:49:22.000Because if your wife is just spending all day on Facebook and Twitter, that might be really bad for her.
00:49:28.580And you might need to step in and, you know, gently suggest, knock it off with the Facebook and Twitter.
00:49:35.720If it's some friend, if it's some problematic friend who's turning your wife against her husband, you've got to reduce the time that that friend is hanging around.
00:49:45.760You know, I think you've got to identify the efficient cause here and then lead with love.