The Michael Knowles Show - August 20, 2024


Ep. 1556 - DNC Day 1 Summarized In 5 Mins


Episode Stats


Length

50 minutes

Words per minute

165.6164

Word count

8,305

Sentence count

13

Harmful content

Misogyny

22

sentences flagged

Hate speech

17

sentences flagged


Summary

Summaries generated with gmurro/bart-large-finetuned-filtered-spotify-podcast-summ .

Day 1 of the Democratic National Convention is in the books, and this was a DNC day one for the books. Because the convention opened with a call literally to give away the country. We re gonna jump right into the land acknowledgement.

Transcript

Transcript generated with Whisper (turbo).
Misogyny classifications generated with MilaNLProc/bert-base-uncased-ear-misogyny .
Hate speech classifications generated with facebook/roberta-hate-speech-dynabench-r4-target .
00:00:00.000 day one of the democrat national convention is in the books and this was a dnc day one for the books
00:00:06.980 because the convention opened with a call literally to give away the country we're gonna
00:00:14.400 jump right into the land acknowledgement um uh the democratic national committee wishes to
00:00:20.600 acknowledge that we gather together to state our values on lands that have been stewarded through
00:00:25.640 many centuries by the ancestors and descendants of tribal nations who have been here since time
00:00:32.800 immemorial we honor the communities native to this continent and recognize that our country was built
00:00:39.720 on indigenous homelands we pay our respects to the millions of indigenous people throughout history
00:00:45.940 who have protected our lands waters and animals while we meet in chicago we also recognize and
00:00:53.360 honor the traditional homelands of the anishinaabe also known as the council of the three fires
00:00:59.000 ojibwe ottawa and potawatomi nations we acknowledge the many other tribes who consider this area
00:01:06.720 their traditional homeland including the miamiya ho-chunk menominee sack and fox peoria 1.00
00:01:15.060 kasaki kas kas kas kia wea kickapoo and maskatan mas mas kotan uh democrat uh let's see and i believe that is
00:01:28.720 that is our land acknowledgement madzigirads nakbago thank you that's the first line of the democrat
00:01:36.620 national platform in 2024 that's not just some weird breakaway group that's the first line of the whole
00:01:42.600 platform says america isn't really ours it belongs to a bunch of tribes the names of which democrats
00:01:50.720 can't even pronounce as the democrat nominee for president declared explicitly back in 2019
00:01:58.300 america is stolen land first let me just say as a i i strongly um believe and and take very seriously
00:02:08.840 that that that we must acknowledge that the government of the united states stole land
00:02:17.000 took land from the tribes and that there must be a restoration of that ownership for those lands that
00:02:26.480 were possessed by the tribes so that is a value i hold very dearly and very strongly
00:02:32.320 there must be a restoration of the lands that were taking that's giving away the whole country
00:02:38.400 there were there were some people here and then we came in and then through actually through different
00:02:46.120 trade deals and treaties and things but sometimes through acts of war we got the land she's saying
00:02:51.000 we got to give all the land back that's giving away the country now for what it's worth i think kamala
00:02:55.980 does as she says uh hold this value very dearly and very strongly this is the ideology behind open
00:03:03.460 borders the cynical political calculation behind mass migration and open borders is that it gives
00:03:09.040 democrats more votes but the ideological justification is that we have no right to this land so therefore
00:03:16.080 we have no right to keep anyone out of this land day one page one sentence one of the dnc
00:03:23.700 says we have a moral obligation to give away america and the convention did not get any better from
00:03:31.820 there i'm michael knowles this is the michael knowles show
00:03:33.780 luke skywalker did a really cringe video for the dnc which got me thinking the democrats supposedly run
00:03:59.680 all of hollywood they've got all these celebs at their beck and call how is it that the the biggest
00:04:04.540 star they can get to push their propaganda is a guy whose only notable film role originated in the
00:04:11.160 1970s how is he's probably the least cool person associated with the star wars franchise that's the
00:04:19.340 best guy they can get i don't know it shows you something about the enthusiasm there's so much more
00:04:23.340 to say first though go to good ranchers.com slash daily wire and then use promo code knowles i know
00:04:30.560 that's a real roundabout way of doing but that's what you got to do good ranchers.com slash daily
00:04:35.900 wire promo code knowles try to keep that straight in your head i don't know that's a lot of moving
00:04:41.600 parts but when you do that you can celebrate labor day the american way with top quality american
00:04:47.220 meat from good ranchers all good ranchers products are sourced exclusively from local family farms
00:04:52.340 without any antibiotics or hormones pre-trimmed and individually packaged good ranchers makes it
00:04:57.960 easy to eat healthier and live happier i teamed up with them to curate my own personal box filled with
00:05:03.380 my favorite cuts you can get my box the michael knowles box of all the good stuff sweet little
00:05:10.800 alisa cooking it for me left and right at good ranchers.com slash daily wire promo code knowles
00:05:17.360 then you can help me win the golden rancher trophy which i need i don't want walsh to have it i don't
00:05:24.460 want ben to have it i don't want drew to have i want me to have it okay good ranchers.com
00:05:30.280 slash daily wire promo code knowles and you'll get all the delicious food
00:05:34.540 that uh helps make up my beautiful breakfasts lunch dinners all the rest of it you get 25 bucks off your
00:05:41.820 first box free express shipping and your free add-on for a year good ranchers.com slash daily wire
00:05:47.980 promo code knowles good ranchers.com american meat delivered i'm gonna blitz through the dnc speeches
00:05:54.180 from day one of the convention i was here pretty late into the night watching joe biden's speech
00:05:59.900 uh here are the highlights the dnc at least for day one was trying to position itself as the pro
00:06:08.820 worker convention the dems want to be the pro worker party but this is really tricky because
00:06:14.620 the head of the teamsters probably the most famous and important union boss in america sean o'brien
00:06:20.800 spoke at the rnc so for the first time ever you had a union boss speaking at the republican national
00:06:28.160 committee this is i i think the final chef's kiss on on on a movement that the republicans have made in
00:06:36.220 recent years from being the party of the billionaires and wall street and rich uncle pennybags
00:06:40.780 to being the party of the working class and trump has talked about it for a long time and then i think
00:06:46.220 the appearance by the head of the teamsters shows yeah this has really happened think about your
00:06:50.320 friends who are your friends who support the democrats who are your friends who support trump
00:06:54.640 it for ordinary normal working men and women of america
00:06:59.700 the ones i know at least even if they used to be democrats for most of their life they've moved
00:07:05.960 more in the trump direction the kinds of people who support the democrats are the kinds of people
00:07:10.540 who do land acknowledgements for the indigenous tribes of the middle of america it's it's people who
00:07:16.500 hang around ivy league faculty lounges it's people who work in corporate jobs it's very high level
00:07:23.260 corporate jobs it's people who are living in the cities it's the the republicans have basically pulled
00:07:28.600 it off they're the party of workers and so the dems had to try to counter this so they got some two-bit
00:07:33.800 second-tier union boss to show up sean fain he's president of the united automobile workers his speech
00:07:40.880 fell totally flat that's the difference between kamala harris and donald trump the scab 1.00
00:07:47.200 trump is pushing divide and conquer tactics of the rich it's the oldest trick in the book
00:07:57.740 they want to blame the frustrations of working class people they want to take those frustrations
00:08:04.080 they want to blame it on race they want to blame it on the lgbtq plus people they want to blame it on
00:08:10.320 some destitute and desperate person at the border they do that because they want working class people 1.00
00:08:17.300 to be divided and to focus and keep the focus off the one true enemy corporate greed
00:08:23.540 okay i thought the whole speech was a flop with this guy at one point he ripped his shirt off it's
00:08:30.840 really weird but but this was the even even in a weak speech the weakest point because his charges
00:08:37.700 the gop they're talking about things like you know the dems going in and transing your kids in schools
00:08:43.300 they're talking about things like the open border and the mass migration crisis they're talking about
00:08:48.200 that to divide the working class but we know better we working class we're going to be divided 0.82
00:08:53.320 this falls flat because the biggest political issue for the working class is mass migration
00:09:00.740 this flood of millions and millions tens of millions over even just relatively recent years of of foreign
00:09:08.780 nationals illegally into our country is a major labor problem that's suppresses wages that raises the cost 1.00
00:09:15.940 of housing that's a major working class problem and trump wants to curtail that problem which means
00:09:22.520 he's defending the interests of the working class and kamala wants to blow that problem open she's the 0.84
00:09:26.820 borders are she's the reason that we have historically high mass migration and illegal mass migration at 0.99
00:09:31.860 that so so he can say they're trying to distract us from the working class issues by pointing to the border
00:09:38.560 yeah that's the working class issue man what's what's the second most urgent working class issue
00:09:44.480 the second most urgent working class issue is the shipping of american jobs overseas in the name of
00:09:49.560 globalization and free trade well this wasn't always the case for for my lifetime this wasn't
00:09:55.920 always the case in the last half century but the republicans are now the party that is skeptical
00:09:59.620 of globalization that is skeptical of pure free trade the democrats are the party of outsourcing the
00:10:05.420 democrats are the party of of throwing away american manufacturing the democrats are the party of not
00:10:10.400 protecting any american industries so on the two biggest working class american labor issues it's not
00:10:16.860 just smooth words from donald trump it's not just talking the talk rather than walking the walk the republicans
00:10:23.840 are legitimately appealing to and advancing labor interests the democrats are undermining labor interests no
00:10:33.300 matter what lip service they pay to it that is why the most prominent labor union head in america spoke at the rnc
00:10:42.360 and this two-bit jump spoke at the dnc then we saw democrat rising star star superstar aoc shows up
00:10:52.060 on day one to really inject some energy and prepare the audience for joe biden and kamala harris
00:11:00.500 i see a leader who understands i see a leader with a real commitment to a better future for working
00:11:10.300 families
00:11:11.300 and chicago we have to help her win because we know that donald trump would sell this country for a dollar
00:11:23.700 if it meant lining his own pockets and greasing the palms of his wall street friends and i for one am tired
00:11:33.500 about of hearing about how a two-bit union buster thinks of himself as more of a patriot than the woman 0.94
00:11:40.900 who fights every single day to lift working people out from under the boots of greed traveling on our way of life
00:11:50.800 the truth is done
00:11:54.600 you cannot love this country if you only fight for the wealthy and big business
00:12:02.360 can i get an amen i say can i say oh see i wrote your hands in the air it was a
00:12:08.880 a little bit over the top i actually thought she did a pretty good job 0.86
00:12:12.960 for a democrat convention she kind of got the job done
00:12:16.560 but the substance of her argument was really silly
00:12:20.360 so notice she knew what the job was too she was there to prepare the audience for joe biden who's who's
00:12:26.600 going to speak shortly after her but she knew this is really about kamala harris joe biden's old news
00:12:30.580 we're preparing everyone for kamala harris so we're going to really hype up kamala
00:12:34.060 but we're going to lean in on labor issues that's what all of day one was about i'll be curious to
00:12:38.820 see if the rest of the dnc is about this the fact that the democrats feel they so have to beef up
00:12:44.660 their their labor bona fides makes me think they're they're quite nervous they're afraid that trump is
00:12:49.560 actually going to take the working class vote and and so they have to remind everyone that aoc was a
00:12:54.280 waitress and she was a bartender and she loves the working class and even though the democrats are 0.71
00:12:59.400 willing to sell out the working class through mass migration and globalization listen we still have
00:13:03.120 aoc to give a rousing speech this donald trump he can't love his country he would sell the country
00:13:08.100 out for a dollar no one really believes this because donald trump was one of the most famously
00:13:14.940 wealthy people in america before he got into politics donald trump has lost money over the course
00:13:21.500 of his political career trump could be much richer today he would not have to pay zillions of dollars
00:13:29.060 in legal fees he would not have constant legal threats on his properties he would not have people
00:13:33.300 trying to bankrupt him had he not gotten into politics president trump no matter what you think
00:13:39.320 of the guy no matter what you think of his rhetoric or whatever trump got into politics in a way that
00:13:47.780 advances the common good if he were simply out for self-interest he'd just keep running his golf
00:13:52.680 courses in his resorts and and appearing in his reality tv shows he donald trump is one of the few
00:14:00.080 people who starts flying in in air force one and it's a downgrade for his mode of transportation
00:14:05.360 president trump is one of the few people who moves into the white house and it's a downgrade in his
00:14:09.160 standard of living say whatever you want about him you can't say he's in this for selfish or
00:14:13.400 materialistic motives he's lost material wealth doing this someone like aoc didn't really have
00:14:19.340 any money aoc has made a lot of money in politics kamala harris she she didn't have a successful 1.00
00:14:25.340 private sector career she's made her money in politics joe biden certainly didn't have any private
00:14:30.700 sector careers worked his whole life for the government and he's made millions and millions
00:14:33.800 of dollars doing it these are people who are sucking off the government teat who are turning the common 0.65
00:14:38.160 good for their own private interest but joe biden had his son gallivanting all around the world
00:14:42.720 selling out american influence to lie the biden family's pockets ironically i think her speech
00:14:48.140 was still somewhat effective because she delivered it relatively well but everything she is accusing
00:14:52.620 trump of not only does not apply to trump but it applies perfectly to all the prominent democrats
00:14:56.800 at the dnc now speaking of the common good speaking of putting putting private interests second
00:15:04.700 and putting the the good of america first i just had the great privilege of sitting down with
00:15:09.700 captain sam brown uh captain brown was uh injured uh while he was defending his country and defending
00:15:17.580 his men and now he's running for senate take a listen if you don't mind going back in time
00:15:22.680 what happened we were providing security for a convoy that was delivering turbines to a dam to help power
00:15:30.120 southern afghanistan there's not a warning when your life is about to go up in flames i had three
00:15:36.400 sensations my truck got blown in the air and so i felt this sinking feeling into my seat the blast over
00:15:42.220 pressure made everything go silent and in a moment i suddenly realized who i was i threw my arms in the
00:15:48.560 air um in a moment of desperation that was true conviction that i needed god and i screamed jesus save
00:15:57.140 me and i had these three final thoughts how long is it going to take to burn to death what's the
00:16:01.580 transition from this life to the next going to be like and i made the decision to give up the will
00:16:05.780 to live the miracle then came
00:16:07.960 watch the full episode now at the michael knowles youtube channel do not forget to subscribe to the
00:16:18.240 ad-free version on daily wire plus okay final moments of the dnc day one joe biden's about to come out
00:16:25.260 he is introduced this was a real head scratcher he's introduced by his daughter who to my knowledge
00:16:32.860 has not made a single public appearance during his entire presidency he's introduced by ashley biden
00:16:39.960 joe biden is the og girl dad 0.98
00:16:45.180 he told me i could be anything and i could do anything as a child i would sit on the leather
00:16:56.660 chair in his office doing my homework and he would sit next to me doing his work drafting the violence
00:17:04.340 against women act
00:17:06.340 and he wasn't just a girl dad i could see and he wasn't just a girl dad i could see that he valued and trusted
00:17:22.540 women 1.00
00:17:23.340 how he listened to his mother how he believed in his sister
00:17:31.820 and most of all how he respected my mother's career
00:17:36.840 dad was always there doing everything he could to be a true partner to her
00:17:47.300 okay this was a weird choice because if you know the name ashley biden the way that you know the name
00:17:56.940 ashley biden is because parts of ashley biden's diary leaked and and his it has been confirmed
00:18:02.220 that what leaked was ashley biden's diary and in it she says that joe would take showers with her
00:18:08.500 when she was a little girl and that this was probably inappropriate and it was creepy and it was weird
00:18:14.000 that this the joe her grown father would would take showers with ashley that's what when you hear the
00:18:20.560 name ashley biden that's all you think of fair or not it's in her own handwriting if biden has
00:18:25.960 avoided until now uh bringing this to people's minds why would you choose the final moment really
00:18:32.880 of your political career your your final main stage moment of your political career why would
00:18:38.120 you do and the answer is because the the alternative was hunter biden is the only other
00:18:42.240 kid who could could have introduced him so you probably don't want the crackhead international
00:18:45.820 criminal woman abuser deadbeat dad to come out and introduce you and talk about what a great
00:18:52.200 family man you are so so yeah it was just i understand why they chose ashley biden but if
00:18:57.060 if it were me if i were if i were setting the stage i probably would have just avoided the kid
00:19:01.600 introduction altogether and had jill do the introduction in any case joe biden came out
00:19:06.960 finally after after what sounded like a eulogy from ashley biden was really sad comes out you know
00:19:13.340 oh my dad i'll always remember when he took us fishing or whatever you know it's it actually
00:19:18.460 sounded like like all of these thousands of people were just attending a funeral for joe biden who
00:19:23.900 wasn't quite dead yet and then biden came out and didn't really do anything to undercut that perception
00:19:30.800 so you hear those chants thank you joe thank you joe and when biden came out and said oh joe yeah we
00:19:46.600 love joe whatever he seemed so happy they gave him a nice standing ovation his countenance seemed
00:19:52.500 to drop a little bit when they started chanting thank you joe thank you joe because they were
00:19:57.840 thanking him for dropping out that's that's offensive and and even biden in his enfeebled state
00:20:06.200 seemed to understand that thank you joe thank you so much for dropping out you're such a bad president
00:20:13.040 and so obviously unable to be president thank you so much for not continuing to run and dashing all
00:20:21.500 of our hopes that was the valedictory to biden's political career and if one is at all inclined to
00:20:27.060 feel bad for the guy it might be for that for that reason his greatest accomplishment is quitting
00:20:33.240 that whole the whole speech he gave it was all the usual you know trump called nazis fine people
00:20:38.440 total lie everything's great under my reign it's it's not things are terrible that's one of the
00:20:43.540 reasons why he couldn't run for re-election successfully he didn't really point to any
00:20:49.400 achievements from the rest of his political career he didn't really point to any actual achievements
00:20:54.400 this guy has been in politics since 1970 he's been in national politics since 1972 he was elected to
00:21:00.060 the senate before he was constitutionally eligible to serve he's been in public life for 56 years
00:21:05.520 54 years at the national level and what does he have to show for it nothing he's accomplished
00:21:16.160 nothing the the one law that that he might claim some credit for which toughened up on crime in the
00:21:24.020 1990s is a law he has to run away from because the democrats are now pro-crime he had nothing you're in
00:21:32.000 national politics for more than half a century for the majority of your rather lengthy life
00:21:39.100 and you have nothing no accomplishment to point to one one almost feels sorry for him the only person
00:21:48.020 i feel a little bit sorrier for is mark hamill another relatively unsympathetic figure who came out
00:21:52.820 and and posted this hype video at the top of the dnc mark hamill here with the head of the dnc mr jamie
00:21:59.960 harrison well listen mark you got an important election coming up in november yes you got a
00:22:05.760 message for everybody out there well in the movies i fought against make-believe evil but we're at a
00:22:13.820 time in our history we were fighting against real evil so i beg you please don't go to the orange side
00:22:20.960 oh man this is i'm not even gonna really comment on the video itself lest my face be stuck in a
00:22:34.600 permanent cringe but it is weird that mark hamill is the best guy they can get they trot mark hamill
00:22:40.860 out at the white house they trot mark hamill out at their white guys for kamala virtual rally they
00:22:47.580 trot mark hamill out at day one of the dnc these guys are supposed to control hollywood how is it
00:22:52.720 that this this c-lister is the ab is the best guy they can get to push their agenda well in part i 0.95
00:22:59.720 think it's because no one is really and certainly no one's enthusiastic about biden's administration
00:23:04.300 and relatively few people are enthusiastic about kamala's campaign i think this is why gavin
00:23:11.900 newsom wasn't all that interested in taking over this cycle from like gretchen whitmer the governor 1.00
00:23:16.480 of michigan didn't really want to take the nomination whatever the media are saying kamala's 0.94
00:23:22.100 looking great she's up in the polls everyone's so excited they're raising a lot of money i did not
00:23:27.380 get the impression that democrats feel confident about their chances in 2024 there's so much more
00:23:33.260 to say first though go to puretalk.com slash knolls there is only one cell phone company that gives
00:23:39.580 you free unlimited access to the media that you actually care about that is pure talk this might be
00:23:44.840 the best offer pure talk has ever come out with when you switch your cell phone service to pure talk
00:23:49.020 on a qualifying plan you will get a free one-year insider subscription to daily wire plus that's
00:23:53.440 right take advantage of unlimited talk unlimited text 15 gigs of data and mobile hotspot on america's
00:23:58.740 most dependable 5g network for just 35 a month you will get one year free of daily wire plus the daily
00:24:07.280 wire plus insider plan gets you access to our entire library of movies series and documentaries
00:24:11.680 including lady ballers what is a woman mr bircham run hide fight and more plus you'll get all our 0.89
00:24:16.880 daily shows uncensored and ad free but the only way you get this special offer is by going to pure
00:24:23.060 talk.com slash knolls i've been telling you to stop overpaying for your cell phone plan for a long time
00:24:28.740 if you haven't made the switch over to pure talk yet now is the time go to pure talk.com slash knolls
00:24:33.660 today switch to a qualifying plan get one year free of daily wire insider plus now speaking of
00:24:41.380 remembering the good old days thinking back of the 1970s the last time mark hamill was really
00:24:46.420 relevant tim walls the vp contender for the dems has just raised what i think could be an effective
00:24:55.760 line of attack in the 2024 cycle and especially around this time of year tim walls asks if you
00:25:02.640 remember the good old days when politics didn't dominate everything some of us who have less hair and
00:25:09.120 are old enough can remember when you could go to thanksgiving watch a stealer's game with your
00:25:16.560 relatives and not complain about politics the whole time not be on each other's neck because you shared
00:25:25.220 a commitment to democracy a commitment to personal freedom a commitment to public education a commitment
00:25:31.260 to infrastructure we don't call each other names we don't do it and we don't use the leech fortunate
00:25:41.820 amongst us as punch lines for our jokes because they're our neighbors they're our neighbors and so
00:25:46.700 you're getting an opportunity to see the best side of american for the young people here they maybe
00:25:52.480 haven't seen a campaign like this because of covid because of things that's happening this is a chance
00:25:57.860 to bring out that joy turn the page and look to the future okay i think this is a potent and
00:26:04.780 persuasive line the only problem with it coming from tim waltz is that it's completely disingenuous
00:26:10.980 which side has ruined thanksgiving he says you remember when you could go to thanksgiving not
00:26:20.320 bicker about politics which side bickers about politics at thanksgiving i am about as right-wing
00:26:27.440 as they get in american public life i am somewhat well known for being involved in politics
00:26:34.340 i have never once started any political fight at thanksgiving i don't bring up politics at the
00:26:47.760 holidays i try not to raise controversial issues and it's not just me have you ever seen a conservative
00:26:55.960 put out a commercial or a brochure or some pamphlet saying here's how you scold your left-wing
00:27:02.080 relatives at thanksgiving you've never seen that you've never seen that once probably you've seen
00:27:08.120 jokes about that because conservatives would never do such a thing however from the left you always hear
00:27:13.740 this in all the left-wing media outlets every year here's how you can lecture your right-wing trump
00:27:21.340 supporting uncle at thanksgiving you remember during the obama administration they had pajama
00:27:25.480 boy come out they said here's how you can scold your right-wing relatives and and get them to
00:27:31.460 support obamacare it's always the left who's pushing the divisive politics at the holidays it's
00:27:37.320 the left that ruined thanksgiving i don't want to talk politics of things i talk politics every day of my
00:27:41.100 life i understand that some of my relatives in fact many of my relatives are maybe a little bit
00:27:46.740 confused about politics it's okay many americans are a little bit confused about politics that's all
00:27:52.020 right they can tune into my show if they want we can talk about that later on we can go to an election
00:27:57.860 party and talk about that that's not what i go to thanksgiving for but that is what the left goes to
00:28:04.440 thanksgiving for or they won't go at all have you ever heard of a conservative saying i'm not going
00:28:09.620 to go to thanksgiving or christmas because my blue-haired half lesbian niece is you know has too many 1.00
00:28:15.580 piercings or something you've never heard that it's never the conservatives however have you ever
00:28:21.640 heard of a left-wing purple-haired lesbian half lesbian niece with too many piercings saying i won't
00:28:28.240 go to thanksgiving because uncle johnny the right-wing troglodyte is there yes you've heard that many
00:28:32.380 times so so i i like the sentiment that tim walls is suggesting but wouldn't it be great if we could
00:28:40.380 all just get along and recognize that family is more important than you know some political bickering
00:28:44.280 let's all go and slice some turkey together yeah his side won't let us do that it ain't the trumpers
00:28:50.920 it ain't the conservatives you know in in disagreements in war the other side has a say
00:29:00.080 so we talk about the the culture war so i mean it's the left is the aggressor in the culture war
00:29:05.560 conservatives just want things to remain basically as they are and a little bit normal it's the left that
00:29:10.480 wants to change the definition of marriage which is impossible to do ultimately it's the left who
00:29:16.420 wants to put big dudes into the girls bathroom it's the left that wants to put pornography in 1.00
00:29:21.320 elementary schools it's the left that wants to murder all the babies and change the laws to make 0.99
00:29:26.900 it easier to murder the babies it's the left that's doing that they're the aggressors so we i don't know 0.66
00:29:33.180 what to tell you you know i'd i'd be happy to chill out for a holiday or two they won't tim walls won't
00:29:40.080 let us do that now speaking of holidays speaking of holy days and holy things a great story a great
00:29:49.140 new study has come out this is from italy's institute of crystallography of the national research council
00:29:56.800 scientists have just conducted a study on the shroud of turin for those of you who don't know what the
00:30:03.060 shroud of turin is the shroud of turin is the purported burial cloth of our lord of jesus and
00:30:10.860 the the the burial cloth appeared for the first time in public around the 14th century so skeptics have
00:30:19.440 said for a long time this is a medieval forgery this is not really from antiquity this is not really the
00:30:23.740 cloth that uh christ was wrapped in after he was taken down from the cross it you read in the bible
00:30:29.200 that that joseph of arimathea who had this big tomb uh wrapped jesus in this cloth and he was he was
00:30:35.940 buried and entombed and then he's he's resurrected so skeptics don't know how to explain this this
00:30:44.440 shroud what's odd about the shroud though is there is this faint image of a man on there but it it doesn't
00:30:50.140 appear to be paint doesn't there does appear to be maybe a little bit of blood but it's not all
00:30:54.380 blood what what's even stranger is the image that's on the shroud appears to be a photographic
00:31:01.600 negative of the image of a man some somewhere between five foot seven and six feet tall a man who
00:31:09.660 appears to have been tortured a man who appears to have a crown of thorns on his head a man who
00:31:12.980 appears to have been crucified but it's a it's a photographic negative as if it were produced by a
00:31:18.280 spurt of light rather than paints or anything like that and and no one's known what this is if if it
00:31:23.680 is i mean as it is uh something akin to a photographic negative no one can really understand how that
00:31:29.120 would have appeared even if it were a medieval forgery in the from the 14th century well we
00:31:32.980 didn't have photography back then how what is this thing so in the 1980s there was a study that used
00:31:40.440 radiocarbon dating to test when the shroud was made and in the 1980s scientists concluded oh it's from
00:31:47.400 the middle ages so it can't be the burial cloth of christ because it's not from antiquity this is a
00:31:52.620 medieval forgery and that's what most people know about the shroud of terrain if they know anything
00:31:55.780 at all however there were always some questions about those studies what part of the shroud were
00:32:03.240 they testing was there any contamination or was the radiocarbon dating precise well now there's a new
00:32:08.300 study that appears to be a little bit more precise the study measured the aging the natural aging of
00:32:15.900 flax cellulose in the shroud and converted it to time since manufacture so that it studied eight
00:32:23.140 small samples of the fabric of the shroud of turin put them under an x-ray uncovered little details
00:32:29.480 about the linens and the cellulose's structure and patterns because the cellulose is made up of
00:32:35.380 sugar molecules that that break down over time so you can reverse engineer this and figure out
00:32:40.060 how old the garment is and the study discovered that the shroud the material of the shroud has
00:32:50.340 measurements that are analogous with samples whose dating according to historical records goes back
00:32:56.100 to the first century it's analogous to samples that they have from 55 to 74 a.d so almost precisely
00:33:06.420 at the crucifixion now uh the the team also compared the shroud of turin with linen samples from the
00:33:17.300 middle ages from the 13th and 14th century when according to the 1988 study the the shroud was
00:33:22.940 supposedly forged however the samples didn't match they were totally different so it couldn't have been
00:33:30.280 from the 13th or 14th century has to have been from the first century has to have been well pretty much
00:33:34.660 from exactly the moment that our lord was crucified so why was the 1988 study wrong well according to
00:33:40.900 lead author of this study dr liberato de caro he said that the fabric samples are usually subject to
00:33:47.560 all kinds of contamination which cannot be completely removed from the dated specimen so for instance if
00:33:53.460 the cleaning procedure of the sample is not thoroughly performed the carbon 14 dating is not reliable
00:33:58.440 so the numbers are just this is just a much more precise mode of dating and it it turns out from
00:34:07.620 the latest scientific study the shroud of turin appears to be the sort of shroud that could have been the
00:34:14.980 shroud of jesus i mentioned this whole story because i really like the shroud of turin but because
00:34:22.360 this is this is really scandalous for people if you talk to a normie on the street some agnostics 1.00
00:34:28.380 some atheists you say hey what do you think about the shroud of turin which is the the the image of
00:34:33.340 which is totally inexplicable from contemporary uh technological advancements you know at at the time
00:34:41.060 that it was uh seems to have been made and uh which which dates back to antiquity and which purports to
00:34:47.500 to be the the barely burial shroud of christ they would laugh at you they'd say oh that's ridiculous
00:34:52.300 it was just made up whenever whenever it first appeared on the public scene it was just made up
00:34:55.840 you know it's all fake these relics they're all fake the whole thing it's all just like total
00:34:58.800 nonsense superstition legends but then you show them this study you say no it it it's from antiquity
00:35:06.260 whatever it is it's from antiquity and the images of photographing negative and we don't how do you
00:35:13.540 explain it that's scandalous to people it's scandalous even to some religious people there
00:35:19.900 there are some people who would call themselves christians who say i don't believe in that
00:35:22.660 shroud of turin that's crazy i don't believe in something like the tilma of our lady of guadalupe
00:35:27.200 this was a marian apparition in america this this was a miraculous image appeared on a cloth that was
00:35:33.640 worn by a peasant 500 years ago this cloth should have broken down within 30 40 years it's still 0.98
00:35:38.700 intact anarchists in the early 20th century to try to blow this thing up they blew up the church
00:35:44.140 they didn't destroy this delicate shroud in fact there was a crucifix that was bent around it as if
00:35:48.760 to protect it the the image that miraculously appeared no one really knows what what the image
00:35:53.420 is is made of and if there was a microscopic analysis done on the eyes so there's this image
00:36:00.420 of our lady it's this image of of mary and uh it's an image the the microscopic study looked in
00:36:07.680 at the lens of the eye in the image and found out that the lens of the eye contours exactly as a
00:36:12.720 human eye and there's actually an image in the lens of the eye which is the reflection of of the room
00:36:17.000 apparently when the shroud was when the when the tilma was shown things like the shroud of turin
00:36:22.320 things like the tilma of our lady of guadalupe are really scandalous to people and even to religious
00:36:26.980 people because they say no no religion's an abstract thing it's not about this cloth it's not about this
00:36:32.480 thing that happened at this date it reminds me of first corinthians it says for both the jews
00:36:37.240 require signs and the greeks seeked after wisdom but we preach christ crucified unto the jews indeed 0.83
00:36:43.180 a stumbling block and unto the gentiles foolishness but unto them that are called both jews and greeks 0.99
00:36:48.440 christ the power of god and the wisdom of god for the foolishness of god is is wiser than men and the
00:36:55.020 weakness of god is stronger than men when you when you read a study like this and you say oh wow this
00:37:02.420 actually might be the the miraculous burial shroud of christ in fact that seems to be the most logical
00:37:07.380 conclusion of what this is or the the tilma this might just seems to just be a miraculous image
00:37:11.980 because no one else can really explain it any other way that seems to be the simplest explanation for
00:37:16.620 it and the most persuasive then you start to think oh yikes it might all be true the claims that god
00:37:23.460 makes in the bible the claims that the church makes the the guidelines that god has set down
00:37:29.980 that the church promotes do this don't do this god saying i want to be worshipped in this way and
00:37:37.440 you want to live in this way golly that that might all be true that is uh scandalous to people that's
00:37:45.300 that's scary to some people that religion might not just be something floating around in your head
00:37:49.860 a matter of personal preference it might be there might be a right answer and there might be a right
00:37:54.060 way for you to live and you might be called upon to use your reason which is a distinguishing feature
00:38:00.780 that that reveals us to be made in the image and likeness of god you might be required to use your reason
00:38:07.680 to open your heart to faith and revelation and live in the right way so that you can know your god and
00:38:14.100 you can flourish and you might actually be convinced of that or or brought along the path to being
00:38:22.080 convinced of that by things like a really old shroud yikes maybe it's all real if you have not already
00:38:29.920 secured your tickets for the september 13th premiere of the daily wire's first theatrical film
00:38:34.260 am i racist do it today we're hearing that some theaters are not showing the film yet can you imagine
00:38:40.020 every ticket sold helps us get it into more theaters across the country go to miracist.com
00:38:44.400 buy your advanced tickets today my favorite comment from rosemary kelly 3078 vasectomies that's one way
00:38:52.720 to reduce the number of future democrat voters that's true that's very true uh however though it is
00:39:02.040 funny that the dems have a vasectomy booth a vasectomy van just sitting outside the convention it's 0.75
00:39:08.560 but you know it's bad intrinsically is the thing it's bad to gild yourself it's bad to cut off
00:39:14.020 a future progeny sometimes you'll even hear right-wingers usually jokingly say well you know
00:39:19.460 abortions abortion's bad but if it's going to limit the number of future democrats you know they're just
00:39:24.440 killing themselves and i think yeah right that's it's kind of funny in a dark way but we don't want
00:39:28.980 them to do it's intrinsically bad it's intrinsically bad to kill babies it's intrinsically bad to castrate
00:39:34.380 yourself it's intrinsically bad to cut yourself off from the possibility of life that'll kill
00:39:38.180 your country in the long run it's currently happening to us now uh yeah it's it's fun it's
00:39:42.540 funny to think of the dems these like loser cuck dems just sort of bent over you know hobbling out 1.00
00:39:48.820 of the vasectomy van i know i i laugh at it too but it's it's bad actually we don't want that for
00:39:55.180 them we want them to flourish and live in the right way because if you get more people more and more
00:39:59.220 people living in a way that's vicious and self-interested and and uh bad then you're gonna have a worse
00:40:05.400 country and if you get more people who are living in a way that's that's conducive to flourishing
00:40:08.960 and allows them to be happier and you know not just taking drugs and doing all sorts of nasty
00:40:14.440 things all the time then you're gonna have a better country because we're a political animal and no man
00:40:18.220 is an island so i want the democrats to live a good life and they shouldn't shouldn't uh castrate
00:40:24.220 themselves or kill their kids certainly not at national conventions speaking of abstractions
00:40:29.940 and our democracy kamala harris has a really rousing message for all of us from the campaign trail
00:40:37.780 on the nature of democracy we know there's a duality to the nature of democracy on the one hand
00:40:46.600 incredible strength when it is intact what it does for its people to protect and defend their rights
00:40:57.760 their liberty and their freedom incredibly strong and incredibly fragile
00:41:05.620 there's a duality you know man when you really think about it kamala is the kid doing the book
00:41:16.060 report and she didn't crack the spine of the book and she always sounds that way bart simpson getting 1.00
00:41:22.840 called on by principal skinner doesn't know a thing about the subject libya is a land of
00:41:27.720 contradictions democracy there's a duality to democracy it's incredibly strong yet incredibly
00:41:34.840 fragile that isn't possible because there's this thing called the law of non-contradiction
00:41:42.380 where mutually exclusive and contradictory statements cannot simultaneously be true
00:41:50.280 now there is a kernel of truth in what kamala is saying she says when everyone is doing the right
00:41:56.960 thing and everyone's really strong then democracy is really strong that's true that is true this is
00:42:04.600 why the founding fathers said that the constitution is built for a moral and religious people you know
00:42:09.100 this is why ben franklin famously said we've given you a republic if you can keep it because
00:42:13.920 a republic uh a republic uh calls for virtue in a way that that other forms of regime which are
00:42:24.400 perfectly legitimate uh do not it calls for civic virtue and so when the people are virtuous and
00:42:32.200 industrious and religious and doing the things they ought to do then the republic really can flourish it
00:42:39.060 can it can be a really beautiful thing it is fragile in the sense that republics do not uh cultivate virtue
00:42:48.620 necessarily in the way that other regimes do and so when that virtue dissipates then the republic turns
00:42:55.240 into mob rule which is what the founders and the framers feared so in in that sense it's it is
00:43:01.640 pretty weak but it's not simultaneously strong and weak it's just a particular form of of regime that
00:43:10.740 even the people who gave us this system feared might not last very long and historically doesn't last
00:43:15.720 very long and leads to uh demagogic sophists like kamala harris who go out and say you know man when you
00:43:25.520 think about venn diagrams and the duality of democracy in the microscopic world man you know you think
00:43:31.220 about school buses who doesn't love a school bus this this would be exhibit a in the case against
00:43:39.260 the uh the virtue of uh of democracy because kamala does not show us the duality of democracy she really 1.00
00:43:47.120 only shows us the negative side so what is going to happen well uh you know all i could do is really
00:43:56.600 pose a prediction i could pose a hypothesis here is what kamala has to say about hypothesis
00:44:01.400 um there is this wonderful word that has a great meaning and it's called hypothesis
00:44:07.060 which means that you have an idea and then it is well accepted it will be tested
00:44:16.560 and then you will learn whether it was correct or not but there will be no pride associated with
00:44:23.060 the hypothesis because after all it was a hypothesis right and then you will reconvene
00:44:29.280 and then create a new hypothesis right oh man first of all that's not that's that's also not what
00:44:37.140 hypothesis means and it's a something that's well accepted and it's actually not it's not a hypothesis
00:44:45.140 does not need to be well accepted very often it is not well accepted it's just tested and and she's
00:44:50.920 explaining this to people in a way that is at once it's simultaneously uh totally devoid of substance
00:45:01.840 but also extremely condescending which i was going to say it that seems ironic but no often people who
00:45:09.280 are really condescending are people who are who are ignorant and uh so they i don't know that she's 0.64
00:45:15.600 trying to buttress her her lack of knowledge about really anything and some kind of you know she's 1.00
00:45:22.940 she's slowing down her speech and she's kind of laughing a little bit at how you know okay so let's
00:45:28.920 hypothesis high means not low po is a river in italy the that's like that's the that's a definite
00:45:36.980 article a is the indefinite article the is the the and cis which is a non-trans individual hypothesis
00:45:43.780 you know okay okay yellow school buses okay
00:45:47.940 we have forgotten something and the democrats in particular have forgotten something
00:45:57.080 which is that it is good to have presidents who are educated and intelligent
00:46:04.000 we think in our highly ideological age that ideology is all that matters
00:46:11.440 this person is on my side this person checks the boxes on the candidate questionnaire okay that's
00:46:18.020 great put him in office but that's a highly mechanistic view it's a mechanical and and almost
00:46:28.880 computational view of of a political candidate we're not we're not just installing ai into the
00:46:36.140 white house we're not just installing some new software into these offices we're electing people
00:46:42.920 who are supposed to exercise judgment okay and they they are supposed to have cultivated their judgment
00:46:50.880 through education which requires at least some modicum of intelligence and ideally a higher than
00:46:56.800 average degree of intelligence it's not just about ideology i would vote for a right-wing dolt
00:47:05.720 over a left-wing genius but i would prefer not to vote for a right-wing dolt i'd prefer to vote for an 0.60
00:47:11.820 intelligent right-winger and and the reason is that you you can't predict all of the exigencies and
00:47:18.900 uh you know unforeseen events that will occur when when someone is in office and so you're electing someone
00:47:25.360 not just for how they check off a a policy list on a on a questionnaire but for their judgment
00:47:30.560 and people who prattle on without any meaning about venn diagrams and hypothesis and yellow school buses
00:47:43.260 people who for whom the the height of conversation and thought is sixth grade homeroom
00:47:49.540 probably aren't quite there and if our country is run for long enough by people who have who have not
00:47:58.580 really taken the time to cultivate their intelligence and their judgment their knowledge
00:48:02.980 uh the country is not going to remain on top for very long the rest of the show continues now you do
00:48:09.540 not want to miss it we have a former trump doj lawyer who uh you know is being persecuted by the left
00:48:17.680 that's no surprise but who who uh isn't even receiving publicity for it you know this is this is i think
00:48:24.240 probably the worst part of the democrats law fair other than just how intrinsically damaging it is
00:48:30.820 for the republic but the worst part is they're they're so good at it and they're they're uh
00:48:36.560 implementing it so broadly that half the time we don't even know the right-wingers who are being
00:48:41.660 persecuted who are being silenced who are who are being crushed under the heel of the state to
00:48:46.480 intimidate other right-wingers to stop people from ever supporting trump so anyway we're gonna be
00:48:50.240 talking to jeff clark right now you got to go to dailywire.com become a member use code knowles
00:48:55.460 at checkout for two months free on all annual plans
00:48:57.740 republicans are nazis you cannot separate yourselves from the bad white people growing up 1.00
00:49:14.760 i never thought much about race never really seemed to matter that much at least not to me am i
00:49:19.320 racist i would really appreciate it if you i'm trying to learn i'm on this journey
00:49:22.760 i'm going to sort this out i need to go deeper undercover
00:49:26.020 joining us now is matt certified dei expert here's my certifications what you're doing is
00:49:34.280 you're stretching out of your whiteness this is more for you than this for you is america 0.76
00:49:37.980 inherently racist the word inherent is challenging there i want to rename the george washington
00:49:42.140 monument to the george floyd monument america is racist to its bones so inherently yeah this country
00:49:47.640 is a piece of white folks white trash white supremacy white woman white boy is there a black 0.91
00:49:54.040 person around what's a black person right here does he not exist i'm racist hi robin hi what's your
00:50:00.020 name i'm matt i just had to ask who you are because you have to be careful never be too careful
00:50:04.580 they gonna say you're racist buy your tickets now in theaters september 13th rated pg-13