The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 1619 - Christians Are 'White Supremacists'？

00:00:00.000 The Associated Press calls Christians white supremacists, President Trump announces more

00:00:04.940 top White House picks, and grandparents are moving en masse to their kids' yuppie neighborhoods

00:00:09.420 in southern suburbs to raise their grandkids, which is kind of nice, but kind of weird.

00:00:14.760 And in any case, no one wants to acknowledge the problem that is causing it.

00:00:17.900 I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:00:30.000 Welcome back to the show. Mike Tyson, Jake Paul. I have so many thoughts about this fight.

00:00:42.900 Everybody has a lot of thoughts about this fight, but I've been thinking about this fight

00:00:45.880 all weekend, and I will tell you what I think about it. There's so much more to say. First,

00:00:50.700 though, go to supremecoup.com slash Knowles. There is a looming threat to our constitutional

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00:01:55.340 supremecoup.com slash Knowles today. Before we get to any of that, the Associated Press.

00:02:01.920 Every time you think the Associated Press can't fall even lower into degradation and dishonesty,

00:02:08.220 they prove you wrong. The Associated Press is now claiming in a supposedly unbiased news report,

00:02:14.680 just telling you the facts, that Pete Hegseth's tattoo of a thousand-year Christian motto is,

00:02:22.620 quote, white supremacist. Washington, Associated Press, Pete Hegseth, the Army National Guard

00:02:30.340 veteran and Fox News host nominated by Donald Trump to lead the Department of Defense, was flagged as a

00:02:35.140 possible insider threat by a fellow service member due to a tattoo on his bicep that is associated with

00:02:41.140 white supremacist groups. What is the tattoo? The AP goes on to tell you. This week, a fellow guard

00:02:48.640 member who was the unit's security manager and on an anti-terrorism team at the time, shared with the

00:02:53.560 Associated Press an email he sent to the unit's leadership flagging a different tattoo reading,

00:02:58.420 Deus Volt, that has been used by white supremacists, concerned it was an indication of an insider threat.

00:03:05.380 Okay. There are a couple of layers to this stupid story. The first one is the tattoo itself, 1.00

00:03:12.020 Deus Volt. What is Deus Volt? Is it a white supremacist slogan? No. Deus Volt was the cry of

00:03:17.920 the audience at the sermon by Pope Urban II at the Council of Clermont when Pope Urban II responded to

00:03:26.460 the Byzantine Emperor Alexius' plea for assistance because Eastern Christians were being massacred by

00:03:33.260 Seljuk Muslim Turks. That's what it was. The Byzantine Emperor wrote to the Pope, even though there was a 1.00

00:03:40.640 little trouble, you know, between the East and the West. And he said, hey, we're being overrun by

00:03:44.860 lunatic Seljuk Muslim Turks who have conquered so many of our lands and are murdering our people. 1.00

00:03:50.260 Please help us. And the Pope gave a sermon at the Council of Clermont, following the Council of

00:03:55.300 Piacenza, and said, hey, we're going to go help out our Eastern Christian brothers. And the audience

00:04:01.960 there responded, Deus Volt, God wills it. Probably they responded in more of a medieval French and said

00:04:08.980 something like Dieu le vul, but for simplicity, if you can call it simplicity, we now think of that

00:04:15.320 as Deus Volt in the Latin. God wills it. That's all it means. This has been a motto of Christians 1.00

00:04:20.820 for 1,000 years. The Associated Press, based on nothing, is saying that this is somehow a white

00:04:28.540 supremacist slogan. Pete has other tattoos too. Pete has a Jerusalem cross. Are we going to be told

00:04:35.640 the Jerusalem cross is a white supremacist slogan? Pete has a tattoo that says, we the people on his

00:04:40.380 forearm. Are we going to be told that that's a white supremacist slogan? Probably we will. That

00:04:44.080 is what the libs think. But very, very offensive to Christians, that a 1,000-year-old Christian motto

00:04:49.560 that says nothing more than God wills it, specifically God wills Christians helping other 0.90

00:04:54.400 Christians not be slaughtered by lunatic Muslims in the East, that that is somehow unacceptable or 1.00

00:05:01.240 immoral or white supremacist, completely stupid. But then you get to the story itself. What is the 1.00

00:05:06.360 story? The AP isn't supposed to be writing opinion columns. You know, it's my opinion that this slogan

00:05:12.940 is actually a white supremacist dog whistle. So what the AP has to do is cloak its opinion column,

00:05:21.020 cloak its propaganda for the Democrats in the facade of a news story. And what's the news story here?

00:05:27.240 Some jerk, some ignorant jerk who worked with Pete Hegseth in the National Guard didn't know what a 1.00

00:05:34.920 Latin phrase meant. That's the news story. Some random jerk in the National Guard who knew Pete 1.00

00:05:39.940 Hegseth was illiterate and ignorant and mistook a traditional Christian slogan for some white supremacist 1.00

00:05:48.900 thing and sent an email. And he sent an email and then his superiors, who were presumably better 0.99

00:05:55.320 educated and smarter than he was, ignored the email. Rightly so. That's the whole news story.

00:06:01.540 But somehow this is supposed to be groundbreaking news. Stop the presses. Some ignorant jerk

00:06:07.620 didn't understand a Christian slogan. So we, the Associated Press, are going to side with him 1.00

00:06:16.120 in ignorance and pretend that Pete Hegseth is a white supremacist because he's a Christian.

00:06:21.040 That's it. That's the whole story. These people, you cannot have a low enough opinion of these people, 0.92

00:06:28.300 especially the Associated Press. I've made the point that the next White House Press Secretary

00:06:32.740 should seriously consider removing the seat of the New York Times in the Daily Press briefing.

00:06:37.240 And the New York Times has also made some egregious, egregious fact-checking reporting errors,

00:06:42.600 which we'll get to momentarily. But in many ways, the Associated Press is worse than the New York

00:06:47.380 Times. The Associated Press, which sets the style for so much journalism. The Associated Press has

00:06:53.420 gone all in on trans ideology. The Associated Press is going all in on anti-Christian propaganda. The

00:06:58.620 Associated Press is absolutely awful. Now, speaking of the White House Press Secretary,

00:07:02.200 President Trump has selected his first White House Press Secretary, and that is Caroline Levitt.

00:07:07.380 Caroline Levitt was the frontrunner in the race for press secretary for those who were 0.99

00:07:13.580 betting men, you know, those who were trying to figure out the odds. Caroline Levitt was the

00:07:19.340 national spokesman for the Trump campaign. But there's a lot more to her than that. Caroline Levitt

00:07:24.800 is the youngest press secretary in American history, White House press secretary. She's only 27 years

00:07:31.580 old. But don't let that fool you. Don't let that lead you to think that she's some lightweight or 0.98

00:07:37.420 something. Caroline Levitt has a Catholic education, might have been homeschooled for part of her 1.00

00:07:42.440 education. Caroline Levitt is already a mother at age 27. That's great. Used to be very common. These

00:07:47.800 days it's rare. That's really great. Caroline Levitt also ran for Congress herself. And she didn't win

00:07:54.360 the seat. A Democrat won the seat. But she did win a primary unexpectedly. She fought a very good

00:08:00.140 campaign. And I was speaking to Roger Stone on Thursday or Friday. And Roger made the point. He said,

00:08:05.920 look, I think the job for press sec is Caroline's to turn down. You know, I think she's earned the job

00:08:11.240 with her work on the campaign. And he said, I like that she ran for office herself. I like that she

00:08:16.520 has exposed herself to attacks from the left, which you can do it in all sorts of ways. You can do it

00:08:23.000 in the media. You can do it. But especially if you're running for office, that brings you through

00:08:27.380 a certain kind of fire that leaves you vetted. So I think that's a big plus for her. And then obviously

00:08:33.120 she was the national spokesman for the Trump campaign, which was very successful. One of the most

00:08:37.300 successful campaigns in recent history. So all around, I think a really phenomenal pick,

00:08:42.380 obviously very qualified for it. And then you have to consider her selection in conjunction with

00:08:48.120 Trump's pick for his communications director, Stephen Chung. Stephen Chung was the rapid response

00:08:53.920 director on the Trump 2016 campaign. So he's been with Trump for a long time. He was with Trump in

00:08:58.820 the White House, assistant communications director in the White House. He was with him on the 2020

00:09:02.540 campaign. He was with him on the 2024 campaign. And the 2024 campaign, indisputably, incontrovertibly,

00:09:09.160 won. So even beyond these two individuals who are eminently qualified for their positions,

00:09:15.460 what I like about this is it's a vote of confidence in the team. Okay? You hear a lot about how Trump

00:09:21.560 demands loyalty from his people. Well, here Trump is demonstrating his mutual loyalty to his people

00:09:26.800 by saying, look, I'm going to dance with the gal that brung me. Okay? This campaign team worked 0.99

00:09:30.720 very well. So if it ain't broke, don't fix it. This is also, I think, a vote of confidence in

00:09:38.040 the administration because this is a young administration. For all we hear about how

00:09:43.060 these were elderly candidates back when it was Biden and Trump, the average age of Trump's picks

00:09:48.960 is more than a dozen years below the average age of Biden's first cabinet. Okay? Trump is clearly

00:09:54.760 trying to pass the baton to a new generation of leadership. And this new generation of leadership

00:10:00.580 has some notable characteristics. One, it's young. Two, it's conservative. It's really not all that

00:10:07.900 squishy. These are much more coherent, consistent conservatives than you see in other Republican

00:10:14.940 institutions. And three, I noticed this perhaps because I'm one myself, it is notably Catholic.

00:10:23.760 There is a disproportionate Catholic influence here, which I think is a good thing. You know, 0.99

00:10:27.180 Alexei de Tocqueville predicted this in Democracy in America, in a little red passage of the second

00:10:31.280 part of Democracy in America, where he said, America is a Protestant country. It's got a kind

00:10:36.760 of weird religious culture. It's all sorts of varied. There's religious toleration. But as America

00:10:41.300 develops, he predicted that America would become more Catholic on the one hand, and more atheist on the

00:10:50.380 other hand. So people were going to diverge. Some were going to go Waitrad, Deus Vult, go all the way

00:10:56.360 to Rome, and some were going to give up Christianity altogether. And that was an audacious prediction in

00:11:01.560 the 19th century, and it seems to be coming true. The Catholics have had a disproportionate influence on 0.99

00:11:08.660 the conservative movement for a long time. Bill Buckley, Russell Kirk, even Frank Meyer, Phyllis Schlafly,

00:11:13.500 you know, the list goes on and on. Pat Buchanan, you know, again, we could be here all day listing

00:11:20.000 the prominent Catholics. But this is really seeping into the administration here. And so I think that's

00:11:25.520 a great thing. You know, I think there's a deep wellspring of conservatism here, and I think there's

00:11:29.280 a lot of energy around these young picks. So all in all, really good. Now, Trump has picked some other

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00:12:39.740 American meat delivered. Trump has named his energy secretary, and that is going to be,

00:12:45.200 drumroll please, a fossil fuel executive. Love that. This is Chris Wright. I don't know very much

00:12:51.260 about Chris Wright. He's not a huge public figure on the right, but what we do know about him is that

00:12:56.500 he is the CEO of Denver-based Liberty Energy. He is a vociferous proponent of oil and natural gas

00:13:02.920 development, including fracking. This is good stuff. Trump tipped his hat. He showed his hand a

00:13:09.100 little bit that he was going to pick someone like this when he said on the campaign trail,

00:13:13.920 we love Bobby Kennedy. We're going to unleash Bobby on health and human services. We're going to unleash

00:13:18.840 him on big pharma, but we're not going to let him get near energy. No, no, we want to drill baby drill.

00:13:24.160 So we had a feeling this was going to happen, but it's good. It's good. It's a kind of a team of

00:13:30.840 rivals. Not quite though. You know, when that phrase is applied to Lincoln, it refers to Lincoln

00:13:36.380 bringing in some of his political enemies into his own administration. Here, everyone really loves

00:13:41.400 Trump, but they do have some rivalries with each other. You've got free traders on the one hand,

00:13:45.660 you've got protectionists on the other, both in Trump's administration. You have people who want to

00:13:51.200 ban fast food, basically. And you have people who, including Trump himself, who love just downing

00:13:56.740 McDonald's all the time. You've got people who want to promote electric cars, one person in

00:14:03.380 particular. You've got people who don't care about electric cars and want to go all the way in on

00:14:07.580 fossil fuels. So that is going to create some tension in the Trump administration. What Trump

00:14:12.420 has tried to do, I think, is put people where their strengths are. So in the fight between, for

00:14:16.760 instance, the free traders and the protectionists, he's putting the protectionists, it would appear,

00:14:21.380 in charge of economic policy. But he's putting the free traders in charge of government deregulation.

00:14:28.480 So those two can actually work together pretty well. You know, cut down the administrative state,

00:14:33.400 cut down bureaucratic bloat. The free traders love that kind of thing. But in terms of actual trade

00:14:37.020 policy, you're going to put the protectionists, and you might have a coherent administration.

00:14:40.200 But in any case, there are going to be a lot of internal administration fights. There's no

00:14:44.140 question about that. Now, we get to the most controversial pick that Trump has made so far.

00:14:49.480 That is Matt Gaetz. Because on Friday, there was supposed to be a House ethics report released

00:14:57.600 on Matt Gaetz. But the report was not released. And the report was not released because some of it

00:15:03.560 leaked, it seems. But the report was not released because Matt Gaetz is no longer a member of the House

00:15:08.540 of Representatives. Because he was nominated for AG on Wednesday, and he immediately resigned Congress.

00:15:15.000 Which was a little bit of 5D chess here, because not only did the nomination for AG

00:15:21.160 royal all of Washington, but it also meant that the Democrats in the House had no excuse to release

00:15:28.320 the ethics report, other than just appearing to want to torpedo one of Trump's big picks.

00:15:33.420 But you're still going to hear a lot about it. It's going to leak. The Senate is going to request

00:15:39.560 it. It's going to get out there. There's no stopping it. However, the one thing that you have

00:15:46.540 to remember when you hear anything from the House ethics, House, and now I sound like Mike Tyson,

00:15:51.020 the House Ethics Committee report on Matt Gaetz's supposed scandals, sex scandals, is

00:15:58.680 the Department of Justice investigated and cleared him of wrongdoing. The Joe Biden crooked far-left

00:16:09.620 Department of Justice investigated the allegations against Matt Gaetz. The allegations are that he

00:16:17.100 slept with an underage girl and he went to all sorts of crazy parties and did all sorts of degenerate

00:16:22.200 stuff. Those are the allegations. That's what you're going to hear in the ethics report.

00:16:25.140 However, I'm not saying he didn't do any of these things. I'm not saying he's lived a totally clean

00:16:31.700 life. But you do have to ask yourself, hold on, if all of this is true, then why didn't the DOJ

00:16:39.940 pursue charges against him? The DOJ has been locking up President Trump's political enemies.

00:16:46.420 The DOJ has been showing up to pro-lifers' homes and knocking down their doors and arresting them in

00:16:51.280 front of their seven kids. The DOJ has been trying to imprison Trump himself, has been spying on

00:16:58.760 Catholic parishes, calling them radical traditionalists akin to terrorists. Why

00:17:04.980 would the DOJ have cleared Matt Gaetz here? They hate Matt Gaetz. It raises a lot of questions about

00:17:11.960 that. So it also makes you want to take with a grain of salt this House Ethics Committee report

00:17:17.800 whenever it does release. What is the point of the Gaetz nomination? I've heard some Republicans

00:17:22.000 say, I really hate the Gaetz nomination. I get it. It's kind of out there. It's sucking up all the

00:17:26.340 oxygen in the room. I think maybe that's what it's about, though, because the minute that we started

00:17:32.720 talking about the Matt Gaetz nomination, we kind of stopped talking about Pete Hegseth. The AP is trying

00:17:37.840 to revive the story now. We kind of stopped talking about Tulsi Gabbard for director of national

00:17:41.480 intelligence. We kind of stopped talking about Bobby Kennedy at HHS. It seems to be kind of the

00:17:48.660 distraction. And so from a political perspective, it seems to be doing its job. And furthermore,

00:17:55.220 I'm not suggesting that Trump doesn't really want Matt Gaetz to be the AG. I think he does.

00:18:00.040 But why? Matt Gaetz didn't go to the most prestigious law school. Matt Gaetz didn't clerk for

00:18:04.940 the Supreme Court. Matt Gaetz is not a federal prosecutor. Why would Matt Gaetz become the attorney

00:18:10.680 general? Matt Gaetz is being nominated for one reason above all, at the political level. And that

00:18:18.700 is to break up the authority of the current political class. Matt Gaetz is not being nominated

00:18:26.100 for AG despite his lack of a Yale Law School or Harvard Law School degree. He's being nominated

00:18:33.820 because he doesn't have a Yale Law School or Harvard Law School degree. He's being nominated because

00:18:39.000 he's not part of the DOJ ecosystem. He's being nominated because he hasn't been a federal prosecutor.

00:18:44.020 He's being nominated because the DOJ is itself corrupt. People are saying if Matt Gaetz comes in

00:18:50.280 as AG, there are going to be mass resignations in the DOJ. Yeah, right. That's the point. That's the

00:18:56.180 point. Because I don't care how even-minded you are. I don't care how averse you are to populism,

00:19:04.920 how much you like the establishment. No one can argue that the DOJ has not become obscenely corrupt

00:19:11.840 in recent years. Going all the way back to the Russia collusion hoax, working with the Democrats

00:19:17.600 and Russian intelligence, ironically, to cook up this fake dossier on Trump, then going in,

00:19:23.080 trying to deceive General Mike Flynn in the early days of the Trump administration,

00:19:28.440 so that you could go in and undermine the whole administration that you tried to prevent from

00:19:32.120 coming into office in the first place. That's it. No corrupt DOJ, no Matt Gaetz's Attorney General.

00:19:39.260 If the libs are upset about it, they have no one to blame but themselves.

00:19:42.620 Now, another outrageous attack on a nominee has come from Debbie Wasserman Schultz 0.99

00:19:46.740 against the aforementioned lovely Tulsi Gabbard. Here's what the former head of the DNC,

00:19:52.600 Debbie Wasserman Schultz, has to say about Tulsi.

00:19:54.440 Tulsi Gabbard is someone who has met with war criminals, violated the Department of State's

00:20:03.080 guidance, and secretly, clandestinely went to Syria and met with Assad, who gassed and attacked his own

00:20:10.340 people with chemical weapons. She's considered to be, essentially, by most assessments, a Russian asset

00:20:19.580 and would be the most dangerous. Is that how you consider her? Is that what you consider her?

00:20:24.060 Oh, yes. Oh, yes. There's no question. I consider her someone who is likely a Russian asset,

00:20:29.100 who would be as the DNI responsible for managing our entire intelligence community, hold all of our

00:20:39.220 most significant intelligence information and secrets, and essentially would be a direct line

00:20:45.360 to our enemies. She's considered by most assessments to be a Russian asset?

00:20:50.560 What assessments are you looking at, honey? I don't, my assessment says she's not a Russian

00:20:54.740 asset. Trump's assessments that she's not, where does this idea that Tulsi Gabbard,

00:21:00.700 former Democrat candidate for president, former Democrat congressman, who now is a Republican

00:21:06.220 because the Democrats lost their minds, where does that come from, that she's a Russian asset?

00:21:10.000 I'll tell you exactly where it comes from. It comes from Hillary Clinton. 0.91

00:21:11.780 I'm not making any predictions, but I think they've got their eye on somebody who's currently

00:21:16.800 in the Democratic primary and are grooming her to be the third-party candidate. She's

00:21:22.120 the favorite of the Russians. They have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting

00:21:28.960 her so far. Now, when asked if Clinton was referring to Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard,

00:21:33.180 Democrat of Hawaii, Clinton's spokesman said, quote, if the nesting doll fits.

00:21:37.140 If the nesting doll fits. So this was back in 16, Hillary says, I'm sorry, in 2020, Hillary says

00:21:45.100 that Tulsi Gabbard was a Russian asset. What was her evidence for this? That she doesn't want

00:21:52.000 America to just be endlessly bombing the Middle East. That was it. Tulsi, who served in the military,

00:21:57.620 thinks that maybe we need to pull back on the Wilsonian foreign policy just a touch.

00:22:01.420 That's her argument. And the irony, of course, is this whole accusation comes from Hillary Clinton

00:22:06.420 and Hillary herself, Hillary and the Democrats themselves colluded with the Russians in 2016

00:22:14.140 to come up with the Steele dossier that was Russian, actual Russian disinformation to try to undermine

00:22:19.840 the Trump campaign. So I just don't want to hear about it. The Democrats who giddily supported the

00:22:26.500 Soviet Union for much of the 20th century, the Democrats, these liberal leftist Democrats for

00:22:31.960 whom the Russians could do no wrong. Hillary Clinton, who wanted to set a reset button with 1.00

00:22:36.780 the Russians, Hillary, who then colluded with the Russians to try to undermine Trump.

00:22:41.240 She now wants to say that a perfectly admirable Democrat member of Congress turned Republican

00:22:46.700 advisor is a tool of the Russians. Give me a break. I don't want to hear about it. 1.00

00:22:51.740 Somebody with a little bit more credibility needs to make that accusation before I even

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00:24:30.560 the AP are in a fight to see who can be the most degraded, who can be the most preposterous news

00:24:35.720 organization out there. The New York Times has a fact check on Bobby Kennedy. Bobby Kennedy was

00:24:40.840 spreading misinformation. And I'm just going to read verbatim this fact check.

00:24:47.580 Mr. Kennedy has singled out Fruit Loops as an example of a product with too many artificial

00:24:52.520 ingredients, questioning why the Canadian version has fewer than the U.S. version. But he was wrong.

00:24:59.500 The ingredient list is roughly the same. Although Canada's has natural colorings made from blueberries

00:25:04.840 and carrots, while the U.S. product contains red dye 40, yellow 5, and blue 1, as well as butylated

00:25:11.140 hydroxytoluene, or BHT, a lab-made chemical that is used for freshness, according to the ingredient label.

00:25:20.840 Fact check, 25 Pinocchios. I don't even know how to make fun of this. How am I supposed to make fun of

00:25:28.400 this? The New York Times has done all the work for me, making fun of themselves. Mr. Kennedy has

00:25:34.720 singled out Fruit Loops as an example of a product with too many artificial ingredients. So put a pause

00:25:38.880 here. There's no way he can be wrong about too many, because too many is a matter that is largely

00:25:46.020 subjective. What is too many? Three cigars in an evening is too many for some people. It's not too

00:25:52.780 many for me most of the time. What is too many? That's a very subjective kind of phrase. But then

00:25:59.520 you get more to an objective fact claim, questioning why the Canadian version has fewer artificial

00:26:05.660 ingredients than the U.S. version. And the New York Times says he was wrong. The ingredient list

00:26:11.260 is roughly the same, except that Canada's has natural ingredients and the U.S. has many more

00:26:16.820 artificial ingredients. But he was wrong, even though we're going to explain to you why he was

00:26:22.140 completely right. In language that is so precise, it's hilarious. No, no, no. The U.S. version

00:26:31.400 doesn't have more artificial ingredients. Well, okay, fine. Unless you want to count red dye 40,

00:26:36.880 yellow 5, blue 1, and butylated hydroxyatrolcholine, BHT, which is a lab-made chemical that's a preservative.

00:26:42.440 But other than that, it's exactly the same. These people, these people should not have a seat in the

00:26:49.440 White House briefing room. Okay. It's as though they want to prove my point every day. This is

00:26:55.760 very poor journalism. This is very shoddy work. This is functionally illiterate as far as journalism goes.

00:27:07.100 Mr. Kennedy made a claim, and the claim was true, and that's why he's wrong.

00:27:10.280 That person doesn't deserve it. Some random Tumblr blog deserves the New York Times a spot more than

00:27:15.700 the New York Times does. Totally preposterous. Now, in the midst of all of this degradation and

00:27:25.800 embarrassment, Bill Maher, that old liberal who's, look, he's a little heterodox, okay? He's willing to

00:27:34.400 get the applause of Republicans every now and again. But Bill Maher, when it counts, he defends the

00:27:39.420 Democrats. He's saying, okay, look, the Democrats are, they've lost a little bit here, but there's

00:27:45.060 a big difference between the Democrats and the Republicans. The Democrats care about democracy.

00:27:49.480 They're willing to accept the results of an election. The Republicans do not.

00:27:53.440 Which is that when the Democrats lose, the masses over go in peace. When the Republicans lose,

00:28:01.340 we have a riot. And we pretend that every election is built. This is already something that has passed

00:28:10.140 us to the point where we're not the country we should be or we used to be. What I'm asking is,

00:28:14.700 you know, that if Trump had lost this election right now, we would be talking about the votes

00:28:20.160 that are still coming in, in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, and he'd be in the courts,

00:28:25.020 and we would just be all in a ticket. Okay. Now, I don't know if you guys read the news too much.

00:28:32.440 In fact, if you listen to this show, you probably do. But if you do, you would probably know that

00:28:38.200 Democrats are currently doing exactly that thing in Pennsylvania. Bill Maher says, you know, look,

00:28:47.440 we lost the election and we acknowledge it, okay? We just move on. But if the Republicans lose,

00:28:51.480 there'd be a riot, okay? The Democrats, when we lose Pennsylvania, we're not trying to have

00:28:56.080 recount after recount and make up all sorts of votes and steal the seat from the guy who won,

00:29:00.780 except that's exactly what the Democrats are currently doing right now. Bob Casey,

00:29:04.520 the Democrat incumbent, refuses to concede that election. Dave McCormick, the Republican, has won.

00:29:10.540 Even Chuck Schumer is admitting, implicitly at least, that Dave McCormick has won. He allowed Dave

00:29:15.640 McCormick to show up to the Senate orientation. It's over. But the Democrats,

00:29:21.480 won't give it up. And it's not just that the Democrats are saying, we need to count every

00:29:25.220 single vote and we need to make sure that this election is done fairly. The Democrats,

00:29:29.020 in trying to steal the seat in Pennsylvania, are admitting that the way they're trying to do it

00:29:33.200 is illegal. So the Supreme Court, Pennsylvania Supreme Court, has ruled that mail-in ballots

00:29:40.380 lacking the formally required signatures or dates cannot be counted in official results.

00:29:48.140 Okay, you get a mail-in ballot to the election office. If there's no signature, if there's no

00:29:54.120 date, that vote doesn't count, per the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. The election officials,

00:30:01.600 who are Democrats in Philadelphia and in the surrounding counties, Bucks, Center, and Montgomery

00:30:05.420 counties, are explicitly ignoring the Supreme Court order. According to Bucks County Commissioner

00:30:11.820 Diane Ellis Marcellia, a big dem, she says, I think we all know that precedent by a court

00:30:18.720 doesn't matter anymore in this country. People violate laws anytime they want. So for me,

00:30:23.920 if I violate this law, it's because I want a court to pay attention. There's nothing more important

00:30:27.480 than counting votes. I didn't make up that quote. That's her quote. That's the Democrat official

00:30:32.260 saying, I know that I am violating the law. I know that the Supreme Court has already ruled on this.

00:30:38.560 I am going to violate the law because nothing is more important than counting illegal votes as far

00:30:43.760 as I'm concerned. And I, some random Democrat election official, am more important than the

00:30:49.000 Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Screw the law. Screw the Supreme Court. We don't care. I'm going to

00:30:54.440 steal this election if I can. That's the Democrat argument for this. It's not even as though they're

00:31:00.740 doing that behind the scenes and the Democrat argument is, no, actually, there's seriously a

00:31:04.880 question as to whether or not these are legal ballots. It's not. The Democrats are just saying,

00:31:07.960 we're going to try to steal this seat and maybe we'll get away with it.

00:31:12.860 The Democrats are trying to steal the seat in a much more egregious way than Republicans have

00:31:17.380 tried to steal any election in recent memory. Bill Maher either doesn't know that or doesn't

00:31:22.980 really care. Okay. Speaking of prominent fights, I have to get to the political issue that is not

00:31:28.280 really all that political that has been weighing on my mind all weekend. And that is the Mike Tyson,

00:31:32.620 Jake Paul fight. I'm not the biggest boxing fan. I like boxing, but I don't, I don't watch every big

00:31:38.860 fight. I had to watch this fight. Everyone tuned in. This was a massive, tens of millions of people

00:31:44.340 watching. What was it? Like 60 million viewers or something like that watching this fight.

00:31:48.680 Mike Tyson, 58 years old, Jake Paul, 27 years old. Before I get into it, I have to ask,

00:31:53.960 for those of you who watched, which is probably many, if not most of you in the audience,

00:31:57.400 do you think the fight was fixed? I bet most people are going to say yes. But then I'm going

00:32:04.100 to ask a question that's going to be more controversial. How was it fixed? I walked in

00:32:07.540 today. I saw Mr. Davies and Professor Jacob. I said, all right, Tyson, Paul fight. Was it fixed?

00:32:12.200 Both said, yes, obviously, absolutely. I said, okay, how was it fixed? And Mr. Davies goes,

00:32:20.460 Jake Paul really held back. He didn't lay out Tyson. And producer, Professor Jacob says,

00:32:25.840 what are you talking about? Tyson was the one who held back. He could have knocked that guy out.

00:32:29.120 He's Mike Tyson. He could have knocked Jake Paul out easy. And then they start arguing. Like,

00:32:32.880 are you kidding me? Are you crazy? So what was the outcome of the fight? For those who didn't 0.99

00:32:37.040 watch, it was a decision, you know, it was a unanimous decision that Jake Paul won, but nobody got

00:32:41.520 knocked out. There wasn't all that much that happened during the fight. It was, some would say,

00:32:47.720 the perfect outcome. It was the perfect outcome in that had Jake Paul got knocked out,

00:32:54.680 the audience would have loved it, but Jake Paul's boxing career would have been over. I don't care

00:32:57.660 that it's Mike Tyson. If a 27-year-old gets actually knocked out, concussed by a 58-year-old

00:33:03.480 dude, that guy is not a serious boxer. Flip side, if Jake Paul, a 27-year-old, had knocked out

00:33:10.280 Mike Tyson at 58, Jake Paul's boxing career also would have been over, and the audience would have

00:33:15.660 absolutely hated it, and it would have caused all sorts of problems for professional boxing.

00:33:19.840 The way it, had Mike Tyson won by decision, Jake Paul's boxing career also probably would

00:33:28.300 have been over. It's just, it's just, you can't lose to a 58-year-old. I don't care if it's Mike

00:33:32.040 Tyson. I don't, you know, I don't care if the guy, like, eats his opponent's ears. It does,

00:33:35.580 you guys, 58. So this was, in a way, the perfect outcome. Jake Paul walks away with 40 million bucks,

00:33:41.840 and he gets to say, I beat Tyson in an official fight. Tyson walks away with 20 million bucks.

00:33:46.940 Tyson, who's famously faced financial problems, he made 300 million bucks over the course of his

00:33:52.320 boxing career, and he blew all of it, and he ended up in massive debt, and he's tried to work his way

00:33:56.140 out of it. The guy almost died back in the spring, had to get a massive blood transfusion. Things are

00:34:00.740 looking rough for Mike Tyson. Now he gets to walk away with 20 million bucks, and if he bet against

00:34:04.360 himself on the fight, he might have made another 50 million bucks. We don't know what he made.

00:34:08.200 In a way, it's all kind of perfect, and Tyson tweeted out after this. He said, you know,

00:34:11.860 sometimes you lose, but you really win, and it was really great. After the fight,

00:34:15.500 Jake Paul comes out, and he just said, like, give it up for Mike. He's the greatest. I've idolized him

00:34:19.280 my whole life. A lot of people concluded that what happened here was Jake Paul saw that his idol,

00:34:24.280 Mike Tyson, was in financial straits, and figured out a way to make him 20 million bucks, and give him

00:34:29.860 a good retirement, help take care of his family, and to make 40 million for himself, and to make it a

00:34:34.940 kind of a, basically a tribute to Mike Tyson, albeit with a, technically with a loss.

00:34:39.160 This was the first sanctioned fight for Mike Tyson since 2005, okay? It's basically the perfect

00:34:45.660 narrative for everyone. It also explains Mike Tyson's rant on legacy. Remember, we played it on

00:34:50.040 the show last week. Mike Tyson was talking to that little girl, and she goes, hi there, Mr. Tyson.

00:34:54.020 Uh, what do you think your legacy is going to be? And Tyson's there before the fight.

00:34:58.940 Well, you talk about legacy. Well, who cares about what legacy is? Legacy. Legacy, that's a word that

00:35:03.900 people made up for your, for your ego. I don't care about legacy. Your legacy, you die. You end

00:35:09.700 up, you die, you die, and then people talk about your legacy after you're dead. Who cares? And he 0.99

00:35:14.220 starts using naughty language and everything, and I thought, this is great. This is really a funny bit

00:35:18.520 because he was obviously thinking, all right, I'm going to lose to Jake Paul. I don't know. I don't

00:35:23.600 know if it was fixed in the sense that I don't know if they agreed Tyson was not going to do that

00:35:28.000 uppercut or whatever. I don't know if it was fixed. I don't know which way it was fixed. In a way,

00:35:31.520 though, it was sort of fixed by nature. A 58-year-old versus a 27-year-old, it's just going

00:35:37.120 to be a different kind of fight. It was just kind of fake. It all felt kind of fake. And it was

00:35:43.260 enjoyable. And I'm glad Mike Tyson gets 20 million bucks. And I watched, I don't mind that I watched

00:35:48.220 it. But this does have another political tie-in, which is, this is why the UFC is so big right now.

00:35:56.020 This is why President Trump rolls up with a posse with Elon and Mike Johnson and Vivek and Tulsi.

00:36:03.600 This is why they roll up at the UFC, and the UFC is where the energy is, is because the UFC doesn't

00:36:08.780 feel fake. Professional boxing has been fake since on the waterfront. Not all the time. There are real

00:36:14.740 fights that happen. I don't think Evander Holyfield agreed to have part of his ear bitten off by Mike

00:36:19.280 Tyson. But this goes all the way back to another kind of congested-sounding boxer, Marlon Brando.

00:36:25.180 And on the waterfront says, you're my brother, Charlie. It's sort of, look down for me.

00:36:28.820 Instead of, this is not your night, kid. Not your night. You know, there have been,

00:36:32.140 the fix has been in a boxing for a while. Whereas with UFC, it does feel very real.

00:36:36.700 And so it is no surprise that President Trump shows up, his favorite sport, the one he keeps

00:36:42.820 showing up to, is the one that's real. The way I think about it, it's like the Democrat

00:36:48.020 establishment is professional boxing. At this point, the Democrat establishment is like

00:36:51.980 the WWE, all right? It's, it's all scripted. Whereas with Trump, he's kind of playing off

00:36:57.820 the cuff. It's extemporaneous. It's real. It's live. It's much more exciting. If you want some

00:37:03.600 nostalgia for the good old days, you know, for the way politics used to be, okay, you go, you vote for

00:37:09.420 your Joe Bidens. You go vote for even your Kamala Harris's, whatever. But if you want to know where the

00:37:13.840 excitement is, where the authenticity is, where, where the life is right now, you're going to be with

00:37:18.700 Trump. Next week's Thanksgiving at the Daily Wire, we are getting ready for that conversation with

00:37:23.360 those family members. Cause you know, I, for one, I am the conservative uncle. I'm the guy

00:37:27.380 that they all talk about. Get the facts that'll leave your liberal relatives speechless.

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00:37:49.840 watch my yes or no game with Tim Pool. The average 4B woman oath will last as long as Tim's cancellation 0.98

00:37:57.960 of IRL. Wow. To be fair, it was never an actual cancellation. It wasn't a full on, it was a raising

00:38:05.920 the prospect of canceling. Yeah. But for the 4B women, these women are just sad and angry about 1.00

00:38:11.220 other stuff. That's one way to put it. I'd say histrionic. Go check out my yes or no with Tim

00:38:30.320 Pool. My favorite comment yesterday from Mick Moose 7 is, uh, Michael has added because to my

00:38:37.820 vocabulary. People have pointed this out, that I say because in a way that is different.

00:38:42.660 Some people, what do other people say? They say because, because. I say because. I guess because

00:38:48.600 I'm from New York. And I managed, as a young boy in acting school, in elocution class, I was able to

00:38:55.860 extirpate all of the New York accent, whatever little bit I had from my speech. I got rid of horrible.

00:39:02.260 I got rid of Florida. I made it horrible. Florida. I was able to do all, except for two words,

00:39:08.960 because and coffee. Those are the two, you can't get them out. You take the boy out of New York,

00:39:14.420 you cannot take New York out of the boy. One last point I'll make on the Tyson-Jake Paul fight.

00:39:22.740 I don't care if it was fixed by nature or if whatever it was. I do like, the reason I liked 90%

00:39:29.860 of Mike Tyson's point on, okay, that's about legacy, is there, there is a parallel to Trump,

00:39:36.700 even with what Tyson was doing, which is this guy is not afraid to lose. He doesn't want to lose,

00:39:43.800 I think. He doesn't go out there with the intent to lose, but he's not afraid. He's not so precious

00:39:48.780 about his legacy that he's going to avoid a fight. He is the man in the ring. He is the man in the arena.

00:39:54.440 That is really beautiful. Trump, Trump is one of the biggest winners of the last century.

00:40:01.440 He's a winner. That guy wins. But he's also one of the biggest losers. And it doesn't matter. You

00:40:05.460 don't really remember the losses. You remember the wins. His vodka didn't work. His airline didn't

00:40:09.780 work. His this didn't work. He went bankrupt. Who cares? He was not able to be president after 2020.

00:40:15.560 2020. Who cares? He's just, the guy is just indefatigable. He doesn't, he doesn't worry about

00:40:20.920 embarrassing himself through loss. He's so dead set on winning. He's willing to risk losing. And

00:40:26.220 that's, that's how I feel about Tyson. Assuming the fight wasn't completely fixed for Tyson to take a

00:40:32.920 dive or something like that. I don't think that's exactly what it was. I don't, you know, who knows?

00:40:37.360 People are all sort of speculating. But regardless, Tyson gets in there at 58 years old. There is

00:40:42.520 something beautiful about that. Saying, yeah, I haven't been in my top form in 20 years.

00:40:47.740 It's more than 20 years. But I don't care. I'm going to go there and fight. I'm not,

00:40:51.580 I'm not precious about that last image people see of me. I'm going to go down swinging.

00:40:56.540 As long as there's life in me, I'm going to be swinging. And it gives people a chance to see

00:40:59.800 the great Mike Tyson fight again. There's, there's a very similar parallel right there. However,

00:41:06.020 I think the bigger parallel is, is actually the opposite. Is the, is that boxing, the old sort of

00:41:14.780 fixed scripted sports. All right. That's how politics used to be. It's the unit party. That's

00:41:19.220 the Democrats and the squish Republicans. And that's, they all play by, by the old rules. 0.98

00:41:25.280 Trump is inventing the new rules. Now, speaking of fights, a transvestite pedophile has broken a 0.98

00:41:32.760 woman's rib in a Canadian prison. A man who is a pedophile, who was convicted of being a pedo, 0.99

00:41:40.660 identifies as a woman now. And so he was sent to a woman's prison. This is in British Columbia. 0.93

00:41:48.520 This guy's Adam Labucan, youngest dangerous offender in Canada. He was given an indeterminate

00:41:54.620 sentence after convicted. This is a little viewer discretion advised for the next 10 seconds.

00:41:58.880 He, he raped a three month old. Okay. This is as, as horrifying a person as there is on earth. 0.98

00:42:07.520 It's this guy. Then he also started to identify as transgender. He changed his name to Tara.

00:42:13.940 That was convenient. And around that time he was transferred into Fraser Valley Institution for

00:42:18.740 Women in Abbotsford, which has a unit for mothers and infants. This guy, this is according to a report

00:42:23.580 from Redux, has been observed leering at and making aggressive comments toward the children at the FVI

00:42:33.560 mother-child unit. So this guy who is, who is not only a pedophile, which is basically the worst kind 0.94

00:42:40.420 of criminal you can be, but he's like the worst kind of pedophile, the worst kind of the worst kind 0.99

00:42:44.060 of criminal you can be. He would appear opportunistically, starts to identify as a woman, 0.88

00:42:49.360 gets transferred to a place with little kids at it, and then starts making aggressive, hideous

00:42:53.740 comments at the kids. And so a woman at the prison goes up and calls him a pedo and tells him to stop

00:43:01.500 it. And he viciously beats her and breaks one of her ribs. And then guess what happened?

00:43:07.300 Guess who got punished? You know, the answer before I even give the punchline, the woman,

00:43:13.560 of course, the woman got punished because she called him a pedo and she didn't respect his pronouns. 1.00

00:43:19.360 The parole board in this case made all sorts of excuses for this guy. In fact, they blamed his

00:43:27.280 Indian heritage, his First Nations indigenous heritage. The board found, the board said,

00:43:33.300 the board found that you have experienced negative intergenerational effects as a result

00:43:37.020 of your Indian heritage and acknowledged the linkage between your involvement in the criminal

00:43:41.100 justice system, your committing crime, and a number of elements in social and family history,

00:43:45.200 including your substance abuse issues. So they say you're an addict and a pedophile and a criminal 0.99

00:43:49.840 because you're Indian. What else could we expect of you? You know, if you were a white guy, 1.00

00:43:53.160 we'd expect so much more of you. But we, the parole board, recognize if you're a Native American or a

00:43:58.240 First Nations Canadian, you're almost certainly going to be a drunken pedophile convict. 1.00

00:44:04.660 I have one question for this horrific story. 0.98

00:44:12.460 Who benefits from the false mercy shown to any of the supposed victim groups here?

00:44:21.220 The First Nations Indians, the alcoholics or drug addicts, and the pedophiles? Who, 0.97

00:44:30.460 especially, and the trans, of course, the trans identity, who benefits from this kind of false 0.93

00:44:35.560 mercy that says, hey, become even more entrenched in your sin and your vice and your crimes that

00:44:42.320 harm other people but also harm you? Who benefits from this? Who benefits from letting this pedo go to

00:44:48.340 the mother-child unit at a woman's prison so he can leer at kids and break a woman's rib? Who benefits? 0.99

00:44:53.960 Who benefits? The trans community? The First Nations Indian? Who benefits? No one. No one benefits from this 1.00

00:45:04.100 stuff. You know, there's a debate going on now over the Democrats, within the Democrats, on trans inclusion

00:45:16.580 in sports. There was a debate here. Nancy Mace was arguing with Aaron Reed. Aaron Reed, I don't know

00:45:26.640 what his real name is, but he's a man who identifies as a woman. Mr. Reed says, there's a push among some

00:45:33.020 organizations, moderate legislators, and even trans people, to give up the sports issue in hopes it'll

00:45:37.180 stop the hate. I have watched moderates try this in 23 state houses and blah, blah, blah. You can't give

00:45:41.580 up the fight. Nancy Mace, Republican woman, says, this is yet another biological male. I hate that

00:45:46.960 phrase. It's not as though there were a, what, you could be biologically male and spiritually female.

00:45:51.440 No, no, no. It's just men and women. Keep it simple. You don't, the minute you say biological

00:45:54.960 male, you're giving up the argument to the left because you're pretending that you could be, or

00:45:58.900 you're implying that you could be biologically one way, but spiritually another way. And in any case,

00:46:03.040 she goes, there's yet another biological male attempting to dismantle the rights of real women.

00:46:07.100 I worked hard to break glass ceilings. I'll never allow the achievements of women to be taken away. 1.00

00:46:10.540 And Mr. Reed says, the good news, Congresswoman, is that we've played this entire game again and

00:46:15.480 again in this country. Let me skip to the end for you. Hate never wins. Hate never wins.

00:46:19.960 We need to let the transvestite pedophiles go to the women's prison to leer at the children and 1.00

00:46:26.460 break the women's ribs because hate never wins. Okay. There's now a trans-identifying member of 1.00

00:46:33.440 Congress, and his name is Tim McBride. He goes by the name Sarah. And there's going to be a big

00:46:39.600 question. Does Tim get to use the women's bathroom or does he have to use the men's bathroom because

00:46:43.640 he's a man? And the House GOP is going to try to avoid this issue and sweep it under the rug.

00:46:47.800 Don't let them sweep it under the rug. One, because it's the right thing to do. Women deserve to have 1.00

00:46:52.060 their own bathrooms, especially if the Republicans are in charge. But two, this is a winning issue for

00:46:58.020 Republicans. They say, you know, they want to have the sports debate with female or trans-identified

00:47:04.480 inclusion in female sports. The Democrats don't want to give up on this issue. Great. I hope the

00:47:10.320 left never gives up on this issue. I want the left to run on men and women's sports in every single 0.61

00:47:14.400 election. I want it to be in every single campaign ad. I want them to bring it up at every single

00:47:18.200 debate. It sounds great to me. Let's see how it turns out for them. Speaking of men and women,

00:47:24.640 there's a big story, a really, really important social story that I really want to get to. I mentioned

00:47:28.440 it to you at the top of the show. And it's that grandparents are moving to raise their grandchildren

00:47:34.160 because their yuppie kids are working in southern suburbs. And so the grandparents are moving and

00:47:40.520 taking on a lot of child-rearing responsibilities. This has so much political import and no one's

00:47:46.820 talking about the underlying issue. And I'm not going to talk about it today either because we've

00:47:49.840 run out of time. So that's my little tease. We'll have to come back for that tomorrow. Today is Music

00:47:53.580 Monday. The rest of the show continues now. You do not want to miss it. Become a member. Use code

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The Michael Knowles Show - November 18, 2024

Ep. 1619 - Christians Are 'White Supremacists'？

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