The Michael Knowles Show - June 17, 2024


Ep. 1512 - Joe Biden Threatens TikTok Guest As Mental Concerns Rise


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Biden throws a phone at an influencer at a White House reception and threatens to ban TikTok. And a mom with an 11-year-old daughter becomes the worst mom of the year in the Wall Street Journal.

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00:00:00.000 President Biden attempted to buoy his flailing poll numbers with young voters on Friday by
00:00:04.660 hosting a White House reception for social media influencers. So naturally, it was only a matter
00:00:09.680 of time before one influencer pressed him on his handling of the Israel-Gaza war,
00:00:15.280 at which point the president threatened to throw the man's phone across the room.
00:00:19.400 And I know you're a typical press guy. You're grabbing me in front of this all of a sudden.
00:00:23.280 I trust you as far as I throw your phone. I have a good arm. I can throw it a long way.
00:00:28.100 But my point is this. Yes. I have made very clear to the Israelis what they have to do
00:00:38.620 in the near term. If they don't, what's going to happen? What's going to happen?
00:00:44.400 Is the U.S. going to cut off funding? I can't because usually you tell me I have a nice suit
00:00:49.520 and you didn't comment on my suit today. So I'm feeling like I don't know. Thank you.
00:00:53.980 Thank you. That's not a great look.
00:00:57.340 I love, too. He says, listen, man, I know guys like you. I throw your phone across the room. I
00:01:03.220 throw a punch in the face. I touch out the window. But let me be very clear.
00:01:09.940 He's silent for what seems like an eternity because he can't be very clear because he's got nothing.
00:01:15.820 The summit does not seem to have helped Biden's TikTok problem, which means since Biden can't win
00:01:22.700 TikTok, his only option is to ban it. You can't beat him, ban it. Biden can't outpoll Trump in the
00:01:29.940 crucial states. So his only option is to imprison him. He can't assuage voters' legitimate concerns
00:01:35.360 over election rigging. So his big tech influencers and enforcers have to censor them. There are five
00:01:41.880 months to go before this election. Expect a lot more clampdowns between now and November. I'm Michael
00:01:47.640 Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show. Welcome back to the show. Latina sorority girls 1.00
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00:02:53.920 the fathers out there. Speaking of social media, there's a story that shows us the flip side to
00:03:00.520 Father's Day. There's a mother who just had a big profile in the Wall Street Journal, and I would
00:03:07.240 like to give her, having just skimmed this profile, I would like to give her the worst mom of the year 0.98
00:03:13.320 award. This is the most disturbing article I've read in the Wall Street Journal in a very, very long
00:03:18.520 time. I'm just going to give you the highlights, okay? This is the very first sentence. The mom
00:03:26.200 started the Instagram account three years ago as a pandemic-era diversion, a way for her and her
00:03:31.400 daughter, a preteen dancer, preteen, we're talking what, 12, 11, 10 years old, to share photos with
00:03:39.120 family, friends, and other young dancers and moms. The two bonded as they posted photos of the girl
00:03:44.060 dancing, modeling, and living life in a small Midwestern town. I think you probably all know
00:03:49.260 where this is going now. I posted pictures of my 11-year-old daughter dancing and modeling for the
00:03:55.100 public on social media, where there are definitely no creeps, right? Social media is known for its total
00:04:00.200 absence of creeps. The mom, a former marketing manager, here we go, a tale as old as time, a really
00:04:08.560 dark stage mom, oversaw the account and watched as the number of followers grew. Soon, photographers 0.90
00:04:14.760 offered to take professional shots for the girl. Brands began sending free apparel for her to model.
00:04:19.460 The mom also began to notice a disturbing trend in the data that showed on the account dashboard.
00:04:24.280 Most of the girl's followers were adult men. Okay, let's pause. At this point, if you
00:04:29.920 are not a totally depraved, selfish, fame-hungry monster of a stage mother, what do you do? You 1.00
00:04:39.300 shut down the account, right? Oh, my 11-year-old girl, or however old she is, my preteen girl,
00:04:44.980 who I'm posting photos of her dancing and modeling for some reason, turns out most of her followers
00:04:49.180 are creepy old pedophiles. So maybe I'm not going to do that anymore, right? That's probably what you
00:04:54.360 would do if you had even made the grave moral error of posting those photos to begin with.
00:05:00.660 That's not what she does. The mother discovers that men left public comments on photos of the girl
00:05:06.440 with fire and heart emojis, telling her how gorgeous she was. Those were the tamer ones.
00:05:11.060 Some men sent direct messages proclaiming their obsessions with the girl. Others sent photos of
00:05:15.620 male genitalia and links to porn sites. Sometimes the mom spent two or four hours a day blocking users 1.00
00:05:21.940 and deleting inappropriate comments. But, oh, here's the big but, same time, more sponsorship
00:05:28.600 deals were trickling in. Quote, it just kept growing, and the brands weren't just dance brands
00:05:33.660 anymore. It was actually really cool. It's really cool. You know, I mean, she was getting all this
00:05:39.220 money. It wasn't like I was trying to push her to be a star, but part of me thought it was inevitable
00:05:44.600 that it could happen someday. She just has that personality. This is every stage mother in all of
00:05:48.900 history. Oh, no, my kid's a star. I'm not pushing this dream on my kid. I'm not pushing. No, no,
00:05:54.640 no, it's my kid. That's why I pulled my kid out of school and dragged him to all these auditions
00:05:58.300 and milk him for money and then used their saucy pictures to get pedophiles to give me even more
00:06:03.640 money. The mom was torn, the article says. To reach the influencer stratosphere, the account
00:06:10.660 would need a lot more followers, and she would have to be a lot less discriminating about who they were.
00:06:15.160 So they were admitting, yeah, you know, we're going to have to let these creepy old men follow
00:06:19.620 her. Instagram promotes content based on engagement, and the male accounts she had
00:06:22.880 been blocking tend to engage aggressively, lingering on photos and videos and boosting
00:06:26.580 them with likes or comments. Running them off or disabling their comments would likely doom her
00:06:30.380 daughter's influencer aspirations. Correction here, her influencer aspirations for her daughter.
00:06:35.940 The money could help pay for college, she thought. The mom said yes, and with that,
00:06:39.140 she grew to accept a grim reality. Being a young influencer on Instagram means building an
00:06:45.080 audience, including large numbers of men who take sexual interest in children. The mother is 0.73
00:06:49.040 admitting this. And then finally, she's, I mean, the article goes on, and I recommend you check it
00:06:53.860 out in the Wall Street Journal, but final point I'll mention to you is, quote, it's not that I liked it
00:06:59.220 ever, ever. It just is what it is, the mom said. At times, she's questioned her decision to keep the
00:07:05.940 account going. The dashboard had recently put the number of male followers at 92%. At one point,
00:07:10.700 she offered Instagram subscriptions to users willing to pay a monthly fee for extra photos
00:07:14.960 and videos. Many of them were also men. Social media is public. You do not have the right
00:07:23.260 to pimp your child out for likes from strangers. That's deeply disordered. Because what happens?
00:07:33.060 Let's say that social media ends up working out, like this woman views it as working out for her kid. 0.99
00:07:39.520 That means your kid becomes famous. And we're talking about relative degrees of fame. Maybe
00:07:45.100 it's you get 100 followers. Maybe it's you get a million followers. But your kid becomes famous.
00:07:50.460 You can never ask for that fame. That fame is generally not good, especially if you're at a
00:07:54.680 young age. You have no right to do that. And I know almost everyone does it. Don't do it.
00:08:02.100 You are just gradations away from being this mother. You don't know or you're denying what creeps are on
00:08:07.620 social media. And your kid has no say in it. What's the point? So that you can get likes from
00:08:11.860 acquaintances and strangers? Not worth it. Do not. Do not. And this is probably an unpopular opinion.
00:08:19.140 I don't care. Do not post pictures of your little kids on social media. It's weird. And it can only
00:08:25.400 lead to weird, bad things. Okay. Now, speaking of irresponsible women on social media, some sorority 1.00
00:08:32.060 girls have gone viral. This is from a Latina sorority. It was non-black. That's the important 1.00
00:08:38.020 thing here. This is a non-black sorority, Gamma Alpha Omega, a Latina sorority at University of
00:08:44.560 Houston downtown. They posted a video doing step dancing, a traditionally black urban dance,
00:08:50.760 to a song called Nuck It If You Buck by Crime Mob.
00:09:02.720 This is it. This is what social media is. It's just women jiggling. But ordinarily, 1.00
00:09:09.800 the popular culture says that's totally fine. The problem here is these girls are not black. 1.00
00:09:15.440 Now, they're not white either. If they were white, this would be an international incident. 0.99
00:09:18.380 But they're not white. They're just, they're not black. They're Latina. And they're being accused
00:09:23.000 of cultural appropriation for jiggling to Mr. Mob's Nuck It If You Buck ballad.
00:09:30.140 Some of the comments, a lot of comments are like this example. SHIT, like this is downright stealing.
00:09:37.620 There's no reason for a non-black sorority to be stepping. This is cultural appropriation. Okay. 0.99
00:09:43.260 The video is wrong. But there's nothing wrong with cultural appropriation. That's how culture works.
00:09:51.300 Culture works through imitation. Culture is the process of cultivating, or is even the consequence
00:09:59.780 of cultivating certain habits and traditions and behaviors and linguistic idioms and all sorts of
00:10:09.720 aspects of social life. And then when those are distinguished from other habits and cultures and
00:10:16.000 customs and all the rest, then you have your own culture. And we look at other cultures and we
00:10:21.280 imitate parts of it. You know, the necktie comes from the word cravat, which comes from the word
00:10:27.680 Croat, I believe. And so that was, we observed some centuries ago a practice of wearing little
00:10:34.940 bandanas around your neck. And then we in the West took it. And you see this constantly because
00:10:41.060 we are mimetic creatures. We imitate others. Okay. It's okay to culturally appropriate. In fact,
00:10:48.060 that's what culture does. The problem here is that this is not a culture worth appropriating.
00:10:54.520 Crime mobs, Nuck It If You Buck, is not the sort of thing you ought to imitate. That's a very degraded
00:11:00.820 and degenerate culture. And you shouldn't imitate it. In fact, it should be discouraged in public life.
00:11:08.060 And don't, I know that the libs are just waiting. They're going to say, this is a hateful anti-black
00:11:14.720 rant. How dare you deny the exalted character of crime mobs, Nuck It If You Buck, symphony. I'm not
00:11:25.140 saying that we should never imitate any black people. But if you're going to culturally appropriate 0.98
00:11:29.900 from black people, how about Duke Ellington? How about Ella Fitzgerald? How about Sammy Davis Jr.?
00:11:36.060 Sammy Davis Jr. actually was a Satanist for a period of time. So maybe that was not the right
00:11:41.580 example. Although he was a great entertainer. But why has it got to be Nuck It If You Buck?
00:11:47.660 Why? That's wrong. You should not, you should appropriate really high culture. You should endeavor
00:11:53.140 to appropriate high culture. Turn up the acceleration on cultural appropriation by 300%. Just make sure
00:12:01.260 the culture you're appropriating is a good culture that will be conducive to your flourishing in this
00:12:06.040 world and conducive to your sanctity for the life of the world to come. Not Nuck It If You Buck.
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00:13:25.000 were about to appropriate Alex Jones's personal assets. You know, Alex Jones, longtime legendary
00:13:31.780 radio host, has some eccentric views, though frequently his eccentric views are proven
00:13:37.420 correct. He was right about the gay frogs. Everyone made fun of him. We're saying, 1.00
00:13:40.900 they're turning the freaking frogs gay. And then there was a study conducted by, I think it was 0.63
00:13:44.920 the EPA and Yale University in Connecticut, found out that there were chemicals in the ponds
00:13:49.320 in Connecticut that were not only turning the frogs gay, they were actually turning the frogs
00:13:53.160 hermaphroditic. They were turning the frogs trans. So Alex Jones says a lot of crazy sounding
00:13:57.620 things. A lot of them turn out to be correct. But they caught him on defamation. Because according
00:14:05.280 to the courts, he said something that was really, really beyond the pale and too far and defamed
00:14:09.440 the families after the Sandy Hook shooting. And so what was the judgment against him? Like a bazillion
00:14:15.180 dollars. And then that was finally talked down to one and a half billion dollars in a defamation
00:14:20.320 ruling. And now the judge has ordered that his personal assets be liquidated.
00:14:28.720 So not only is Alex Jones going to shut down his business and maybe try to protect some of it
00:14:35.360 through bankruptcy. No, he's losing everything. They're going to come and take his couch.
00:14:38.100 Now, maybe Alex Jones committed defamation. I'm not saying he didn't commit defamation.
00:14:48.300 But I got to wonder, when are the liberal journalists who regularly defame conservatives
00:14:56.460 going to be held account at all? Alex Jones, if the judge has his way, is not going to be able to feed
00:15:01.740 himself or his family. What about all the journalists who weren't at just an eccentric
00:15:08.560 podcast or radio show, but who were at the New York Times, Washington Post, CNN, NBC, all the liberal
00:15:14.080 journalists who said that Donald Trump urinated on prostitutes in Moscow and that it was on video,
00:15:20.560 who reported on that, when are they going to be held to account for their defamation? Ever?
00:15:25.040 What about every outlet broadly that called Trump a Russian asset based on fake, cooked up nonsense
00:15:34.580 by a Democrat campaign and the federal government that was in on it? When are those defamation suits
00:15:41.640 going to go through? Never. Let's take it away from Trump for a second. He's a very public figure.
00:15:45.960 I'm a less public figure. When I spoke at CPAC a couple of years ago, and I said that for the good of
00:15:51.640 society, especially for the good of the poor people who've fallen prey to this confusion,
00:15:54.700 transgenderism must be eradicated from public life entirely, the whole preposterous ideology 1.00
00:15:58.880 at every level. Rolling Stone came out and defamed me. Rolling Stone came out and said that I had
00:16:06.600 called for genocide. And it wasn't just Rolling Stone. The Huffington Post called my rhetoric
00:16:12.400 genocidal, and then a bunch of liberal outlets after that. And I was lucky in that very serious
00:16:20.160 constitutional lawyers. Mike Lee, a member of the United States Senate, also a constitutional lawyer,
00:16:25.980 came out and said, this is outrageous. This constitutes defamation. They really came to my
00:16:30.240 defense. And so eventually, Rolling Stone and the Huffington Post had to change their headlines a
00:16:36.560 little. But this always happens. You get the defamation on page one, and then you get the retraction
00:16:42.680 10 weeks later on page 2,000 that nobody sees. The damage had been done. When is Rolling Stone
00:16:50.220 going to pay up? When is Huffington Post going to pay up? That kind of defamation was really,
00:16:56.220 really hideous. I guess that's the worst thing you can accuse anybody of is genocide.
00:17:00.380 They're never going to pay up for that. None of the liberal outlets are, which just shows you that
00:17:08.060 the whole Alex Jones case is about nothing more than shutting him up. It's not about defamation.
00:17:12.580 Look, I wish we could enforce defamation laws more strictly in this country. I wrote a whole book
00:17:17.020 called Speechless, Controlling Words, Controlling Minds, about how we need to, thank you, about how we
00:17:20.880 need to enforce standards and norms and taboos and prosecute things like obscenity and defamation.
00:17:26.540 I'm all for that in principle. But I can't help but notice we never prosecute it when it's the
00:17:31.580 left doing it. And the left is the one side of the political aisle that's doing it pretty much all
00:17:36.740 the time. And then one time you get Alex Jones saying some eccentric comments on his show,
00:17:42.600 which is known for being eccentric, and you're going to liquidate his personal assets for $1.5
00:17:46.800 billion? That's not justice. That's just revenge and censorship during an election year against
00:17:53.340 someone that the liberal establishment fears is going to pose a problem for them. That's what
00:17:57.200 that's about. Not a drop of justice there. They're going to send Alex Jones to St. Helena if they can
00:18:03.420 too. He's going to be on the ship right after Trump, not to give justice to anybody. It's about
00:18:09.020 making an example and censoring not only him, but all of the rest of us too.
00:18:14.400 Speaking of lawfare, they're trying to censor Trump, and they're trying to get Trump
00:18:19.300 to stop criticizing the FBI. Because remember, they're prosecuting Trump now on three fronts.
00:18:27.040 It was four fronts, but they've now convicted him of 34 felonies, even though they can't explain
00:18:31.540 what the underlying crime was. As I pointed out the other day on Arrows on Piers Morgan's show,
00:18:36.260 I asked the Lib, who went on TV, it was the Lib's job to defend the verdict. I said,
00:18:40.460 can you even tell me what the crime was? And the Lib couldn't do it. Because none of them can,
00:18:44.460 because Alvin Bragg, the DA can't, because none of these people can. So
00:18:50.620 they're going after him on three fronts now, including at the federal level,
00:18:57.780 including prosecuted by the DOJ and the FBI, FBI which went in, knocked down his doors,
00:19:05.200 raided Mar-a-Lago, and Trump is told he's not permitted to criticize them. So the Trump lawyers
00:19:10.420 are arguing that, quote, this motion is a naked effort to impose totalitarian censorship
00:19:15.840 of core political speech under threat of incarceration in a clear attempt to silence
00:19:20.840 President Trump's arguments to the American people about the outrageous nature of this investigation
00:19:26.640 and prosecution. Of course, the FBI, let's just rewind a little bit, forget about this case
00:19:36.660 in Jack Smith and Garland's prosecution as an apparatchik for Joe Biden of Biden's chief political
00:19:43.060 rival. Let's just go back to 2016. The FBI, we now know for a fact, no one denies this,
00:19:49.440 the FBI colluded with the Hillary Clinton campaign to destroy Donald Trump's campaign,
00:19:55.580 to smear his campaign, to defame his campaign, and then to use that defamation as, to plant stories
00:20:02.300 in the press that would defame him, and then use that as the predicate for spying on his campaign
00:20:07.140 to further undermine that campaign. We know the FBI did that, but Trump is not allowed to criticize
00:20:12.240 the FBI. Why is that? Why is that? Because it's like when a guy gets caught in a lie. What's he going
00:20:24.400 to do? He can either come clean, and that's going to be kind of painful, or he can dig himself in
00:20:28.280 deeper. It's like in the mob movie. The mob movie, I don't know, a guy steals from someone, and then
00:20:35.600 rather than come clean, he's got to kill the person who saw that he stole from someone. And then rather
00:20:40.840 than come clean there, then he's got to kill the whole family of the guy that he killed, so that
00:20:44.860 everyone stays quiet, so that his crime is never discovered. And eventually, it's just so deep. The
00:20:49.120 corruption has run so wide that he'll do anything to protect himself. I think that's pretty much
00:20:55.200 where the liberal establishment is here. They have behaved improperly for so long that they are
00:21:02.740 willing to do whatever it takes to protect this edifice of lies and deceit. They can't let Trump
00:21:09.880 criticize the FBI. Why? Because we know the FBI did wrong. You got to go further. You got to censor
00:21:14.960 him even further. You got to imprison him. You got to banish him. You got to ostracize him. Anything you
00:21:18.740 can, you can't let him speak. Now, I like to speak with all sorts of people. My series, Michael
00:21:24.480 And, it's not your typical interview show. These are unscripted, long-form, deep discussions with
00:21:30.020 people that you've probably never heard of into the controversial, the shocking, even the
00:21:33.960 supernatural. Some of these episodes are debates with people who, at least credit to them, they show
00:21:40.100 up to talk about topics face-to-face, such as my debate with TikTok star and pro-abortion activist
00:21:46.460 Bronte Remzik. Here's a trailer for the debate. If you want to look at that, then you would like
00:21:51.640 to look at that. This isn't an ultrasound. No, this is a nine-week fetus in a petri dish. In a petri
00:21:56.300 dish? It's just really ghastly to show a picture of a person who's been killed. People, such as
00:22:00.940 yourself, like to share propaganda about this issue. And I am here to try to present a medically
00:22:08.240 accurate representation of this issue. Of what a murder victim looks like. Of what this issue is.
00:22:16.460 Full episode is now available on The Michael Knowles Show, YouTube, and X channels, as well
00:22:25.700 as Daily Wire Plus. So you should go check it out. Speaking of the DOJ, DOJ's just announced. You're
00:22:30.740 going to be shocked. Pull over if you're driving. Sit down if you're standing. The DOJ will not
00:22:35.300 prosecute Joe Biden's Attorney General Merrick Garland after the House held him in contempt of
00:22:41.100 Congress. That's so weird. Because Steve Bannon, Donald Trump's rather, now I'm standing like Joe
00:22:48.960 Biden. Steve Bannon, who's Trump's former White House chief strategist, is going to go to jail
00:22:56.720 because he was held in criminal contempt of Congress. Peter Navarro, Trump's trade advisor,
00:23:03.260 is currently in jail because he was held in criminal contempt of Congress.
00:23:10.020 Merrick Garland was just held in contempt of Congress, but he's not going to go to jail.
00:23:13.860 Why? Because Merrick Garland's department looked into it, investigated him, and decided, no,
00:23:18.940 he's not going to go to jail. Why? Because the DOJ is asserting executive privilege.
00:23:25.060 And the DOJ has directed the Attorney General not to release materials that were requested by the
00:23:33.260 House. The failure of which delivery has resulted in Garland being held in contempt. So they looked
00:23:42.700 into it, and they don't want to—the DOJ also looked into Steve Bannon. They want him to go to jail.
00:23:47.520 And the DOJ also looked into Peter Navarro. They want him to go to jail. But it's when Republicans
00:23:52.700 defy congressional subpoenas and are held in contempt. Then they go to jail. When Democrats
00:23:57.760 do it, that's actually the rule of law. Garland and the DOJ are making the exact same defense that
00:24:04.920 Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon did. But they're Republicans, so it doesn't work. Surprise,
00:24:11.880 surprise. We all knew this would happen. So my recommendation here, you're not going to get
00:24:17.160 Garland. The DOJ is never going to let Merrick Garland go to jail for defying Congress.
00:24:22.700 That's only something Republicans have to deal with. And they're going to say,
00:24:25.800 he's the active Attorney General. He's the Attorney General right now. We're not going to send him to
00:24:29.660 jail. Okay, Congress should go after Eric Holder. Eric Holder was found to be in contempt of Congress
00:24:39.600 years ago. He was Barack Obama's Attorney General. Never even thought that he would spend a single day
00:24:46.300 in jail for it. Well, he's no longer the Attorney General. If the argument that the Democrats want to
00:24:51.580 make is, look, Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon, they're not actively in the government right now
00:24:55.100 because the Trump administration's out. Biden's in. So we're going to throw him in jail. It's not
00:24:58.400 as big a deal. Okay, do the same with Eric Holder. Obviously, Eric Holder will never spend one second
00:25:03.520 in jail. But make the Democrats show how corrupt the system is. The reason the Democrats were thrilled 0.98
00:25:10.100 that Hunter Biden got convicted on the lowest level crimes of any that he's even being accused of,
00:25:16.300 the reason they're pretty happy about it is, one, he's almost certainly not going to spend a day in
00:25:19.960 jail. But two, it allows them to justify the Trump prosecutions. They say, see, look, we're going
00:25:25.180 after Trump, but we're also going after Biden. You know, come on, it's fair. And it's a smoke and
00:25:29.780 mirrors show, but it gives them that opportunity. Well, let's press it a little further. Okay,
00:25:33.940 you really want to show us how fair the justice system is? Throw your former Attorney General into
00:25:37.840 jail. He was found in contempt of Congress, the same thing you're jailing the Republicans for.
00:25:42.400 So put him in jail. And they're going to say no. And then the obvious conclusion is going to be
00:25:48.960 that this thing is rigged against Republicans, as it is. Now, speaking of Joe Biden, Joe Biden
00:25:55.080 made even more unpleasant headlines for himself over the weekend when he nuzzled the Pope at the G7.
00:26:04.080 G7 summit was in Italy. It was in Puglia, the heel of the boot of Italy. And he just,
00:26:11.640 he walks up to the Pope, who's now in a wheelchair, and he just nuzzles his forehead against his. And
00:26:15.860 what's funny, you can see the leader of Argentina, Javier Millet, watches this happen, kind of recoils.
00:26:21.520 He thinks it's a little bit weird. I have a very unpopular view, but you know, look, you don't tune
00:26:27.620 in to be flattered. I am not a flatterer, okay? You tune in to hear the truth unvarnished as I see it.
00:26:35.320 So I'm going to tell you a view, even though it's deeply unpopular.
00:26:40.580 I find Joe Biden's nuzzling of the Holy Father to be weird, for sure, improper. This is not how
00:26:49.700 one should approach a Pope. One should kneel and kiss the Pope's ring, a symbol that he is in the
00:26:55.680 line of St. Peter, the fisherman's ring. He should do that. It's definitely exceedingly boomer. It's a
00:27:02.860 very boomery, you know, hippy-dippy, kumbaya church kind of move to nuzzle the Vicar of Christ. However, 0.73
00:27:10.860 I found it kind of wholesome and endearing.
00:27:17.860 I'm sorry. Joe Biden is in a state of grave mortal sin, it would appear. He is persistently
00:27:29.500 opposed to key aspects of the faith. In his public role, he encourages infanticide,
00:27:39.040 he denies the reality of marriage, he encourages the mutilation of children. He is in a really bad
00:27:45.420 way spiritually, so much so that even ostensibly liberal prelates of the church have called on him
00:27:52.160 to repent and confess his sins and return to the conformity of the teaching of the religion that he
00:27:58.960 ostensibly practices. So he's in a bad way, no doubt. I think the nuzzling of the Pope was probably
00:28:06.280 sincere. I know people like this who were raised Catholic and they prefer another religion. They
00:28:14.900 prefer the religion of liberalism. They probably took a lot of wrong conclusions from the Second
00:28:20.120 Vatican Council and the liturgical tumult that followed the Second Vatican Council. And they
00:28:24.420 think that dogmatic teachings and key aspects of doctrine in the magisterium are optional now.
00:28:29.960 And so they kind of go along with the you-do-you church of liberalism, but who have nonetheless a
00:28:37.000 deeply ingrained draw to the faith. And I believe Joe Biden sees the guy, he says, this is the Vicar of
00:28:47.620 Christ, and I just want to be near him. I just want to touch his garment, nuzzle his head in the weird
00:28:52.980 Joe Biden way. And so it's not to say, okay, it's all happy and good. If you look at the expression on
00:29:00.100 the Pope's face, he seems a little taken aback by the whole exchange, but I'll take it as a start.
00:29:08.640 I really would like for Joe Biden to repent and stop promoting all the evil things that he's
00:29:15.400 encouraging and, you know, get right with the Lord and end up in heaven someday, probably sooner than
00:29:20.760 later because he's about 150 years old. I would like that for him. I don't want Joe Biden to burn
00:29:24.800 in hell. I don't want him to persist in all this grave sin that he's engaged in. And so if he's got,
00:29:30.760 if he still has some basic instinctual affection for the Pope, that's a start. I know I find it a
00:29:37.920 little bit wholesome. Sorry, sorry. I know it won't be a popular view. Now, you know, you know what is
00:29:44.340 popular. I'm happy to say, even with my controversial views, this channel has a lot of followers and you
00:29:49.280 should follow this channel by subscribing to the Michael Knowles YouTube channel, smash the bell,
00:29:54.120 ring the like, ding dong the subscribe button, whatever you have to do. Now, speaking of the Pope,
00:29:59.240 the Pope himself made headlines and controversy over the weekend because it was reported that he said
00:30:07.880 it's okay to laugh at God. It's okay to laugh at God. Excuse me? What happened? He invited 100
00:30:14.800 comedians from 15 countries to, I guess, a comedian summit in Rome. Says, quote, divine wisdom practiced
00:30:24.720 your art for the benefit of none other than God himself, the first spectator in history. He points
00:30:31.120 out that God delighted in the works that he had made. Remember this, when you manage to bring
00:30:38.260 intelligent smiles to the lips of even a single spectator, you also make God smile. This is a
00:30:44.160 really beautiful and precisely worded statement. He's not saying when you bring buffoonish guffaws
00:30:52.480 to people's mouths, you make God smile. Probably that does not make God smile. When you bring
00:30:59.940 intelligent smiles to the lips of even a single spectator, you make God smile because God has
00:31:07.280 made the universe intelligible and he has endowed us with intellect so that we can make sense to some
00:31:14.200 degree of his creation. And that is a link between us and his creation. Intelligibility in the beginning
00:31:21.860 was the word, the logos, the divine logic of the universe. And the word was with God and the word
00:31:28.740 was God. And then the word becomes flesh and dwells among us, takes on humanity, a human nature in
00:31:36.580 addition to divine nature. And is an intermediary and an intercessor between us and God. God who is
00:31:46.100 three distinct persons in one divine unity. Makes sense of that. Good luck. It does make sense, but
00:31:51.520 our limited capacity for reason means that there is more to life than just our own ideologies.
00:32:01.900 When you can bring an intelligent smile, ah, that's good. Francis says, this is what got him in trouble.
00:32:09.260 It's okay to laugh at God. We play and joke with people we love. So I think what he's saying here
00:32:16.220 is not that we should mock God. I think it could be sinful to laugh at God. But laughing is very near
00:32:25.800 to the heart of our human nature. Aristotle makes this point in parts of animals. Aristotle observes
00:32:30.840 that man is the only animal that laughs. I have the quote somewhere here. Man alone is affected by
00:32:36.960 tickling. This is Aristotle describing all these different parts of, parts of animals. I guess
00:32:42.140 it's right there in the title. He says, man alone is affected by tickling. And this is due firstly to
00:32:48.200 the delicacy of his skin. You know, we feel stuff. And secondly, to his being the only animal that laughs.
00:32:58.860 So in the Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle points out there is a difference between the jocularity of the
00:33:04.480 gentleman and that of the vulgarian. And this is why the Pope says, an intelligent smile. You don't 1.00
00:33:09.520 want it to be just a bunch of bawdy, disgusting, you know, scatological jokes or something that a
00:33:16.000 bunch of drunk ruffians are guffawing at. No. It's the jocularity of the gentleman. Because, you know, 0.84
00:33:25.240 another part of humor theory is that humor involves a declaration of superiority over the thing that
00:33:34.500 we're joking about, which is viewed to be inferior. That would be obviously very sinful if we laughed at
00:33:39.780 God in that way. But if we just laugh, I'm trying to think, have I ever laughed at God? Yes. In the
00:33:44.020 sense that sometimes when a real jarring coincidence hits me, because there are no mere coincidences in
00:33:51.280 the Christian view of the world. Because the Christian view of the world is that history is
00:33:54.300 governed by providence. So when a coincidence hits you, a real jarring one, and sometimes we'll look
00:34:02.060 up at this guy and say, ah, that was a good one. You know, you got me. That's a good thing. Because
00:34:08.640 one's relationship with God should be a relationship of love. And love has some levity to it.
00:34:18.020 And that's another great Chesterton. Chesterton has a great line on this.
00:34:22.180 Chesterton says, alone among the animals, he is shaken with the beautiful madness called laughter.
00:34:27.220 That's man. As if he had caught sight of some secret in the very shape of the universe,
00:34:31.320 hidden from the universe itself. Absolutely right. And that relationship can involve some levity.
00:34:40.480 Chesterton also said, the angels can fly because they can take themselves lightly.
00:34:44.020 If you've not heard, Jeremy Boring, god king of this year Daily Wire, held a live town hall last
00:34:49.620 week where he announced an exciting partnership with Angel Studios to bring you a brand new movie
00:34:53.120 called Sound of Hope, the story of possum trot. It's coming to theaters this 4th of July.
00:34:58.860 You might know Angel Studios from their movie Sound of Freedom, which made a profound impact last year
00:35:02.640 by shining a powerful light on the child trafficking crisis. Well, now Angel Studios is back,
00:35:08.860 continuing their fight for kids, and Daily Wire is joining with them.
00:35:11.220 Sound of Hope is the true story of 22 families from a rural church who adopted 77 kids from the
00:35:16.900 foster system, sparking a movement to save vulnerable children everywhere. We have a trailer so you can
00:35:22.380 get a feel for what this movie is all about. Take a look.
00:35:24.940 Are you sure these people want us?
00:35:27.400 I know they do.
00:35:28.700 You can call me mama.
00:35:34.540 It's hard to feel like I'm the only one who sees these things.
00:35:37.680 70% of the kids in the system are there because of neglect. The other 30% are put through hell.
00:35:48.560 We need your help.
00:35:52.580 Can you imagine her kids on their own?
00:36:00.120 We can't just look away.
00:36:03.660 The state ain't no family.
00:36:06.460 Are you sure these people want us?
00:36:08.680 I know they do.
00:36:10.020 You can call me mama.
00:36:15.040 Oh, Lord.
00:36:15.840 If we wrap our arms around the most vulnerable, then what do we have?
00:36:25.020 Noise.
00:36:26.160 And the children can't take the noise anymore.
00:36:30.300 This is something that we must do.
00:36:32.820 22 families want to adopt.
00:36:38.980 The whole town wants kids now. 0.71
00:36:40.640 That's about right.
00:36:43.400 What's happening with Possum Trot could mean a huge change for the system.
00:36:48.280 We want the ones that nobody else want.
00:36:52.480 Who hurt you, baby? 1.00
00:36:54.580 I'm not giving up on you.
00:36:55.920 You can't give up on me either.
00:36:59.760 What are we going to do?
00:37:00.780 Everybody's falling apart.
00:37:03.220 I'm doing the best I can.
00:37:07.440 A real world hits heart.
00:37:09.160 I don't want to be here.
00:37:13.860 I can't give him back.
00:37:15.760 We got to work on this together.
00:37:22.300 We your people now.
00:37:24.040 And love never gives up.
00:37:30.780 I watched the movie.
00:37:41.600 It is incredibly moving.
00:37:43.560 And it places strong family values at its core.
00:37:45.860 It's more than just a movie.
00:37:46.580 It's a call to action.
00:37:47.240 Right now, there are over 100,000 children in foster care.
00:37:49.540 They need homes.
00:37:50.460 They need our help.
00:37:51.620 Raising awareness is how you can help today.
00:37:53.260 Best way to do that is by seeing Sound of Hope in theaters.
00:37:55.640 This is exactly how we start a movement to change culture.
00:37:58.380 Sound of Hope is coming to theaters July 4th.
00:38:00.440 Tickets are on sale now.
00:38:01.240 Get yours at angel.com slash Michael.
00:38:03.760 M-I-C-H-A-E-L. 1.00
00:38:05.260 Make sure you use angel.com slash Michael so I get the credit and not Shapiro.
00:38:09.680 That would be great.
00:38:10.880 My favorite comment on Friday is from John Bloggert, who says,
00:38:15.960 The British Conservative Party is the oldest political party in the world.
00:38:18.840 It is impossible to describe the energy in Britain right now.
00:38:21.900 Yeah, I mentioned last week that the Tories, the Conservatives in the UK, are on the brink of collapse.
00:38:29.320 There's this new right-wing party by Nigel Farage called Reform UK that's taking on issues that Conservatives actually care about.
00:38:35.520 Basic stuff.
00:38:36.260 Immigration, for instance.
00:38:37.820 Maybe first and foremost.
00:38:40.040 And the Tories don't want to do that.
00:38:41.780 They want to be liberal light.
00:38:44.160 And so they might get blown away.
00:38:45.640 Even the oldest extant political party in the world.
00:38:48.420 If it can happen there, it can happen to the GOP in America, and Republicans ought to watch out.
00:38:53.540 Now, speaking of fathers, family values, there is a man known as the Sperminator. 0.80
00:39:01.020 I'm sorry.
00:39:01.760 I'll try to keep this PG.
00:39:04.040 The Sperminator has just welcomed his 165th child into the world. 1.00
00:39:12.100 I'm only on number three.
00:39:14.340 Number three coming very shortly.
00:39:16.940 But 165, there's a long way to go.
00:39:19.400 He says, according to reporting from the New York Post, I have 10 women currently pregnant in the U.S., Canada, Asia, Africa, and Europe.
00:39:27.240 Zimbabwe and Long Island are due in July.
00:39:29.340 Israel and Queens are due in August.
00:39:32.720 One of his baby mamas, who's a woman in France, could pop at any moment. 0.97
00:39:36.980 Maybe has already given birth. 1.00
00:39:38.420 Now, he says that when he's not impregnating these women, he wants to, quote, try to be a better father to my 175 children, 34 of whom he hasn't met yet.
00:39:50.980 I guess he's just got so many buns in the oven that it's now, he's awaiting, he's at 165, but 175 are already in the works.
00:40:01.140 And he says, on being a better father, he says, I'll never be able to be as good of a dad to my kids as my father was to me.
00:40:08.260 He grew up in an Orthodox Jewish home in Monsey, upstate New York, alongside his two sisters and four brothers.
00:40:17.900 So he's not going to be as good.
00:40:19.120 He grew up in a pretty normal traditional environment, sounds.
00:40:23.660 Orthodox Jews, what, seven kids.
00:40:27.320 And so something went truly wrong in his upbringing, in his life.
00:40:32.780 And now he's just impregnating women all over the world.
00:40:36.400 And he's not doing it the old-fashioned way.
00:40:38.160 He's doing it through clinics, and he's not actually sleeping with these women.
00:40:42.420 So one presumes a lot of the time this is lesbian couples who go out and purchase sperm because we now commoditize children more than we ever have in history. 0.93
00:40:54.020 It could be single individuals who don't want to get married but want to raise a kid anyway.
00:41:00.260 Does he play a role in their lives?
00:41:01.580 He says, some moms don't want me to play a role, but I leave them the option if they change their mind.
00:41:05.560 And most do once the kid gets a little older and starts asking questions.
00:41:08.420 These kids, you know, once they start figuring out that their upbringing is very disordered by design, that it's intentionally really messed up,
00:41:15.900 they start asking questions like, hey, where's my daddy?
00:41:18.160 Why didn't he stick around?
00:41:19.160 Why doesn't he love me?
00:41:19.940 Why do I have two mothers and that doesn't actually produce a child?
00:41:22.400 Hey, what's going on?
00:41:23.220 And so apparently then sometimes these mothers will call him up and ask him to, you know, send the kid a birthday note or something.
00:41:28.760 Apparently, to that end, the man keeps a spreadsheet with names, birthdays, addresses, and phone numbers of each of his offspring.
00:41:35.900 He also has his pictures of the kids around his office in Kingsborough.
00:41:40.020 And the photos cover nearly every inch of the room, all sorts of little pictures.
00:41:47.880 He's in some of them, I guess, but not a lot of them because some of the kids he hasn't even met yet.
00:41:54.080 So this guy treats kids like Pokemon cards.
00:41:58.340 That's what the kids are to him.
00:42:00.040 He's going to go out.
00:42:00.900 You know, he's going to commit an act that is intrinsically sinful to get the, you know, sample so that he can give it to these other women. 0.98
00:42:09.540 And then he's just going to have kids out there.
00:42:11.580 And I don't know, that tickles some fancy of his.
00:42:14.440 And he doesn't really think about the kids.
00:42:17.320 Obviously not.
00:42:18.040 You know, he's going to condemn these kids to growing up without a father in all sorts of disordered circumstances.
00:42:22.540 He's not responsible to any of them.
00:42:24.400 He admits that he's broke.
00:42:25.680 He doesn't have any money, so he's not really supporting the kids at all.
00:42:28.040 But, you know, it's okay because he gets a thrill out of it.
00:42:32.840 A reminder in the wake of Father's Day.
00:42:36.060 Being a father is more than just a single act.
00:42:38.640 That act is particularly fun and enjoyable.
00:42:41.220 But it's about a lot more than that.
00:42:43.680 It's about raising the child.
00:42:48.320 And this is why the traditional view on marriage and sex and kids is that a child has the right to be the product of the specific,
00:42:58.040 conjugal act of his parents who are joined together in holy matrimony, a man and a woman joined together forever.
00:43:07.500 The purpose of that union being the procreation and education.
00:43:12.920 Education.
00:43:13.600 The raising up of children.
00:43:15.640 And as a secondary matter, the mutual support of the spouses.
00:43:18.640 That's the old-fashioned teaching.
00:43:20.300 I know it's considered old fuddy-duddy and old fogey in our modern enlightened age where we've attempted to redefine marriage at the level of the Supreme Court.
00:43:28.520 And we have now pretended that children are a commodity to be bought and sold at the IVF clinic, on the surrogacy market, from the sperminator when he goes and visits Zimbabwe.
00:43:38.000 We have now inverted the actual order of rights and obligations.
00:43:41.880 And we now pretend that adults have the right to a child, which is the really evil and insidious premise that lies at the heart of the IVF and surrogacy industries.
00:43:53.640 And it leads to stuff like this.
00:43:55.820 This should be illegal.
00:43:56.820 It should be illegal because it's so abusive to children to sell your sperm. 1.00
00:44:03.300 I'm not allowed to sell my blood.
00:44:04.860 I'm not allowed to sell my kidneys.
00:44:05.820 I'm not allowed to sell my lungs.
00:44:07.560 In really evil countries, that sort of thing happens.
00:44:10.300 There's black – and usually even that is black market organ trades.
00:44:13.460 We don't do that.
00:44:14.380 We rightly recognize that not everything ought to be governed by market forces.
00:44:20.520 We shouldn't be able to chop off our hands and sell it on the black market to voodoo witch doctors, okay? 1.00
00:44:25.140 We are human beings.
00:44:26.560 We're not merely products and commodities.
00:44:28.600 We're proper subjects.
00:44:30.620 And the market exists for our flourishing, not the other way around.
00:44:34.520 We certainly shouldn't be able to sell our body parts and secretions that lead to the creation of children because then you're commoditizing children. 0.96
00:44:47.040 That's wrong.
00:44:47.480 And you're condemning them to live a life.
00:44:50.320 And you're condemning them to an upbringing that is, from the standpoint of social science, putting them at a great disadvantage.
00:44:58.000 And that we just know – forget about social science – from the viewpoint of morality and ethics and anthropology that this is wrong, that this is contrary to their success.
00:45:09.480 Very, very abusive, but very, very common.
00:45:12.120 And in our modern day and age, you might say, wow, that's Sperminator. 0.88
00:45:14.920 He went too far.
00:45:15.580 165, 175 kids.
00:45:17.120 Wow, that's too far.
00:45:17.860 But if you support the industries that commoditize kids and allow people to just go and buy sperm and buy eggs and rent out wombs, if you support that, then this is what you're supporting.
00:45:28.180 This is the logical conclusion of that.
00:45:30.860 And everyone says, oh, well, no, isn't it so wonderful that Johnny and Jack, you know, they couldn't have children biologically together because they're two dudes, but we've pretended that marriage is something other than it is.
00:45:40.660 So isn't it so beautiful that they can have children by purchasing eggs from one woman and then renting out the womb of some other poor woman and then condemning kids to not have a mommy, ripping a little kid away from his mommy, one of the worst things you can possibly do to a human being. 0.84
00:45:53.400 Isn't that so wonderful?
00:45:54.460 Nice, nice, feel good.
00:45:55.760 Love is love.
00:45:56.660 It's Pride Month.
00:45:57.320 A lot of people, even a lot of conservative people, will support that.
00:46:01.800 Well, this is what you're supporting.
00:46:03.260 So if you're going to support it, at least look it in the face.
00:46:06.400 Now, speaking of young people growing up, this is a little coda of a story, but I do want to get to it because the libs are going after my friend Charlie Kirk.
00:46:15.260 And they're going after, they always go after him.
00:46:17.220 It's okay, he's a big boy, he's got thick skin.
00:46:18.820 But they're doing it in probably the stupidest way they can.
00:46:23.040 This past weekend was the Turning Point conference, and I was supposed to go.
00:46:27.180 I was supposed to go speak at the big Turning Point conference.
00:46:29.380 It's probably the biggest single event for young right-wingers in the country.
00:46:33.920 But the problem with the event is, for the second time now, they've decided to hold this event as I am, hours or days away from having another child.
00:46:43.340 So I couldn't go.
00:46:44.580 I said, hey, Charlie, there's pretty much only one thing that could prevent me from showing up to the conference, and it's the birth of my child, which is now imminent.
00:46:54.400 But in the lead-up to this conference, NBC News decided to take a shot at Charlie, and they said, Charlie Kirk once pushed a secular worldview.
00:47:01.780 Now he's fighting to make America Christian again. 0.97
00:47:04.620 In 2018, Kirk urged conservative Christians to respect the separation of church and state.
00:47:08.680 Today, he calls that foundational principle of fabrication.
00:47:10.960 So he's saying, Charlie, you know, six years ago said one thing about, you know, he promoted a more secular, maybe a more libertarian view.
00:47:20.160 But now he's promoting a more Christian conservative view.
00:47:23.380 Ha-ha! 1.00
00:47:23.860 What a hypocrite!
00:47:25.640 Ha-ha! 1.00
00:47:26.920 What a maniac!
00:47:27.660 Charlie Kirk, who is one of, if not the most influential, young Republican conservative activists in the entire country.
00:47:37.780 This guy entered national politics at the age of 18.
00:47:42.620 He is still, in my mind, Charlie is still like 12 years old, okay?
00:47:45.560 He's very young.
00:47:46.480 He's accomplished a lot at a very young age.
00:47:48.980 He's got the biggest young conservative activist events and organization.
00:47:53.320 And the big hit piece on him is that between the age of 18 and whatever he is now, he's 30 or something, is it 12 years in politics, he's developed his views somewhat.
00:48:08.040 Yeah, that's called education.
00:48:10.200 I hope that this guy, one of the most influential conservatives in the country, doesn't just believe exactly what he believed at 18.
00:48:16.940 That would mean he was never educated.
00:48:18.400 And that's the other thing they try to say.
00:48:19.880 They say, oh, he's uneducated because he didn't go to college where, you know, he didn't get a gender studies degree.
00:48:23.480 Well, no, clearly he did get educated.
00:48:25.440 Clearly, Charlie has read and considered and become educated, even though he entered politics at a very public level at a very young age.
00:48:33.500 He has become educated, and he's deepened his views, and he's deepened his conservatism, and he is now articulating conservative views in a much more profound way.
00:48:43.740 He was impressive as a kid, but he's more impressive now.
00:48:46.120 And NBC is furious about it.
00:48:48.980 He said, this guy's learning.
00:48:50.400 Yeah, yeah, that's a good thing.
00:48:51.780 That's a lesson for all of us.
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