Ep. 1619 - Christians Are 'White Supremacists'？
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The Associated Press calls Christians white supremacists, President Trump announces more top White House picks, and grandparents are moving en masse to their kids' yuppie neighborhoods in southern suburbs to raise their grandkids, which is kind of nice but kind of weird.
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The Associated Press calls Christians white supremacists, President Trump announces more
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top White House picks, and grandparents are moving en masse to their kids' yuppie neighborhoods
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in southern suburbs to raise their grandkids, which is kind of nice, but kind of weird.
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And in any case, no one wants to acknowledge the problem that is causing it.
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I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show.
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Welcome back to the show. Mike Tyson, Jake Paul. I have so many thoughts about this fight.
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Everybody has a lot of thoughts about this fight, but I've been thinking about this fight
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all weekend, and I will tell you what I think about it. There's so much more to say. First,
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though, go to supremecoup.com slash Knowles. There is a looming threat to our constitutional
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They're not even trying to hide it. These progressive ideologues want to eliminate
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It's not court reform. It's a blatant power grab to get the outcomes they want.
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The scary part is, if one party controls the House, Senate, and presidency, come January,
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they could restructure the court overnight. With a simple majority vote and a president's
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signature, their plan becomes reality. We've already seen their playbook.
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Made-up ethical attacks on justices, illegal protests at their homes,
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and open threats from so-called representatives. It is Venezuela-style court packing.
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It would spell the end of judicial independence and the rule of law as we know it. But there
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is hope. First, liberty is leading the charge to protect the Supreme Court from this radical
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plan. They are fighting to preserve the legitimacy of the court and the separation of powers that
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supremecoup.com slash Knowles today. Before we get to any of that, the Associated Press.
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Every time you think the Associated Press can't fall even lower into degradation and dishonesty,
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they prove you wrong. The Associated Press is now claiming in a supposedly unbiased news report,
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just telling you the facts, that Pete Hegseth's tattoo of a thousand-year Christian motto is,
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quote, white supremacist. Washington, Associated Press, Pete Hegseth, the Army National Guard
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veteran and Fox News host nominated by Donald Trump to lead the Department of Defense, was flagged as a
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possible insider threat by a fellow service member due to a tattoo on his bicep that is associated with
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white supremacist groups. What is the tattoo? The AP goes on to tell you. This week, a fellow guard
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member who was the unit's security manager and on an anti-terrorism team at the time, shared with the
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Associated Press an email he sent to the unit's leadership flagging a different tattoo reading,
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Deus Volt, that has been used by white supremacists, concerned it was an indication of an insider threat.
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Okay. There are a couple of layers to this stupid story. The first one is the tattoo itself,
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Deus Volt. What is Deus Volt? Is it a white supremacist slogan? No. Deus Volt was the cry of
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the audience at the sermon by Pope Urban II at the Council of Clermont when Pope Urban II responded to
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the Byzantine Emperor Alexius' plea for assistance because Eastern Christians were being massacred by
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Seljuk Muslim Turks. That's what it was. The Byzantine Emperor wrote to the Pope, even though there was a
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little trouble, you know, between the East and the West. And he said, hey, we're being overrun by
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lunatic Seljuk Muslim Turks who have conquered so many of our lands and are murdering our people.
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Please help us. And the Pope gave a sermon at the Council of Clermont, following the Council of
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Piacenza, and said, hey, we're going to go help out our Eastern Christian brothers. And the audience
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there responded, Deus Volt, God wills it. Probably they responded in more of a medieval French and said
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something like Dieu le vul, but for simplicity, if you can call it simplicity, we now think of that
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as Deus Volt in the Latin. God wills it. That's all it means. This has been a motto of Christians
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for 1,000 years. The Associated Press, based on nothing, is saying that this is somehow a white
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supremacist slogan. Pete has other tattoos too. Pete has a Jerusalem cross. Are we going to be told
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the Jerusalem cross is a white supremacist slogan? Pete has a tattoo that says, we the people on his
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forearm. Are we going to be told that that's a white supremacist slogan? Probably we will. That
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is what the libs think. But very, very offensive to Christians, that a 1,000-year-old Christian motto
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that says nothing more than God wills it, specifically God wills Christians helping other
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Christians not be slaughtered by lunatic Muslims in the East, that that is somehow unacceptable or
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immoral or white supremacist, completely stupid. But then you get to the story itself. What is the
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story? The AP isn't supposed to be writing opinion columns. You know, it's my opinion that this slogan
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is actually a white supremacist dog whistle. So what the AP has to do is cloak its opinion column,
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cloak its propaganda for the Democrats in the facade of a news story. And what's the news story here?
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Some jerk, some ignorant jerk who worked with Pete Hegseth in the National Guard didn't know what a
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Latin phrase meant. That's the news story. Some random jerk in the National Guard who knew Pete
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Hegseth was illiterate and ignorant and mistook a traditional Christian slogan for some white supremacist
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thing and sent an email. And he sent an email and then his superiors, who were presumably better
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educated and smarter than he was, ignored the email. Rightly so. That's the whole news story.
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But somehow this is supposed to be groundbreaking news. Stop the presses. Some ignorant jerk
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didn't understand a Christian slogan. So we, the Associated Press, are going to side with him
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in ignorance and pretend that Pete Hegseth is a white supremacist because he's a Christian.
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That's it. That's the whole story. These people, you cannot have a low enough opinion of these people,
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especially the Associated Press. I've made the point that the next White House Press Secretary
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should seriously consider removing the seat of the New York Times in the Daily Press briefing.
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And the New York Times has also made some egregious, egregious fact-checking reporting errors,
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which we'll get to momentarily. But in many ways, the Associated Press is worse than the New York
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Times. The Associated Press, which sets the style for so much journalism. The Associated Press has
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gone all in on trans ideology. The Associated Press is going all in on anti-Christian propaganda. The
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Associated Press is absolutely awful. Now, speaking of the White House Press Secretary,
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President Trump has selected his first White House Press Secretary, and that is Caroline Levitt.
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Caroline Levitt was the frontrunner in the race for press secretary for those who were
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betting men, you know, those who were trying to figure out the odds. Caroline Levitt was the
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national spokesman for the Trump campaign. But there's a lot more to her than that. Caroline Levitt
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is the youngest press secretary in American history, White House press secretary. She's only 27 years
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old. But don't let that fool you. Don't let that lead you to think that she's some lightweight or
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something. Caroline Levitt has a Catholic education, might have been homeschooled for part of her
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education. Caroline Levitt is already a mother at age 27. That's great. Used to be very common. These
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days it's rare. That's really great. Caroline Levitt also ran for Congress herself. And she didn't win
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the seat. A Democrat won the seat. But she did win a primary unexpectedly. She fought a very good
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campaign. And I was speaking to Roger Stone on Thursday or Friday. And Roger made the point. He said,
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look, I think the job for press sec is Caroline's to turn down. You know, I think she's earned the job
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with her work on the campaign. And he said, I like that she ran for office herself. I like that she
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has exposed herself to attacks from the left, which you can do it in all sorts of ways. You can do it
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in the media. You can do it. But especially if you're running for office, that brings you through
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a certain kind of fire that leaves you vetted. So I think that's a big plus for her. And then obviously
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she was the national spokesman for the Trump campaign, which was very successful. One of the most
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successful campaigns in recent history. So all around, I think a really phenomenal pick,
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obviously very qualified for it. And then you have to consider her selection in conjunction with
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Trump's pick for his communications director, Stephen Chung. Stephen Chung was the rapid response
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director on the Trump 2016 campaign. So he's been with Trump for a long time. He was with Trump in
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the White House, assistant communications director in the White House. He was with him on the 2020
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campaign. He was with him on the 2024 campaign. And the 2024 campaign, indisputably, incontrovertibly,
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won. So even beyond these two individuals who are eminently qualified for their positions,
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what I like about this is it's a vote of confidence in the team. Okay? You hear a lot about how Trump
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demands loyalty from his people. Well, here Trump is demonstrating his mutual loyalty to his people
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by saying, look, I'm going to dance with the gal that brung me. Okay? This campaign team worked
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very well. So if it ain't broke, don't fix it. This is also, I think, a vote of confidence in
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the administration because this is a young administration. For all we hear about how
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these were elderly candidates back when it was Biden and Trump, the average age of Trump's picks
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is more than a dozen years below the average age of Biden's first cabinet. Okay? Trump is clearly
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trying to pass the baton to a new generation of leadership. And this new generation of leadership
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has some notable characteristics. One, it's young. Two, it's conservative. It's really not all that
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squishy. These are much more coherent, consistent conservatives than you see in other Republican
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institutions. And three, I noticed this perhaps because I'm one myself, it is notably Catholic.
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There is a disproportionate Catholic influence here, which I think is a good thing. You know,
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Alexei de Tocqueville predicted this in Democracy in America, in a little red passage of the second
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part of Democracy in America, where he said, America is a Protestant country. It's got a kind
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of weird religious culture. It's all sorts of varied. There's religious toleration. But as America
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develops, he predicted that America would become more Catholic on the one hand, and more atheist on the
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other hand. So people were going to diverge. Some were going to go Waitrad, Deus Vult, go all the way
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to Rome, and some were going to give up Christianity altogether. And that was an audacious prediction in
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the 19th century, and it seems to be coming true. The Catholics have had a disproportionate influence on
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the conservative movement for a long time. Bill Buckley, Russell Kirk, even Frank Meyer, Phyllis Schlafly,
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you know, the list goes on and on. Pat Buchanan, you know, again, we could be here all day listing
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the prominent Catholics. But this is really seeping into the administration here. And so I think that's
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a great thing. You know, I think there's a deep wellspring of conservatism here, and I think there's
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a lot of energy around these young picks. So all in all, really good. Now, Trump has picked some other
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American meat delivered. Trump has named his energy secretary, and that is going to be,
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drumroll please, a fossil fuel executive. Love that. This is Chris Wright. I don't know very much
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about Chris Wright. He's not a huge public figure on the right, but what we do know about him is that
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he is the CEO of Denver-based Liberty Energy. He is a vociferous proponent of oil and natural gas
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development, including fracking. This is good stuff. Trump tipped his hat. He showed his hand a
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little bit that he was going to pick someone like this when he said on the campaign trail,
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we love Bobby Kennedy. We're going to unleash Bobby on health and human services. We're going to unleash
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him on big pharma, but we're not going to let him get near energy. No, no, we want to drill baby drill.
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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
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rivals. Not quite though. You know, when that phrase is applied to Lincoln, it refers to Lincoln
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bringing in some of his political enemies into his own administration. Here, everyone really loves
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Trump, but they do have some rivalries with each other. You've got free traders on the one hand,
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you've got protectionists on the other, both in Trump's administration. You have people who want to
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ban fast food, basically. And you have people who, including Trump himself, who love just downing
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McDonald's all the time. You've got people who want to promote electric cars, one person in
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particular. You've got people who don't care about electric cars and want to go all the way in on
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fossil fuels. So that is going to create some tension in the Trump administration. What Trump
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has tried to do, I think, is put people where their strengths are. So in the fight between, for
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instance, the free traders and the protectionists, he's putting the protectionists, it would appear,
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in charge of economic policy. But he's putting the free traders in charge of government deregulation.
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So those two can actually work together pretty well. You know, cut down the administrative state,
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cut down bureaucratic bloat. The free traders love that kind of thing. But in terms of actual trade
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policy, you're going to put the protectionists, and you might have a coherent administration.
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But in any case, there are going to be a lot of internal administration fights. There's no
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question about that. Now, we get to the most controversial pick that Trump has made so far.
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That is Matt Gaetz. Because on Friday, there was supposed to be a House ethics report released
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on Matt Gaetz. But the report was not released. And the report was not released because some of it
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leaked, it seems. But the report was not released because Matt Gaetz is no longer a member of the House
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of Representatives. Because he was nominated for AG on Wednesday, and he immediately resigned Congress.
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Which was a little bit of 5D chess here, because not only did the nomination for AG
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royal all of Washington, but it also meant that the Democrats in the House had no excuse to release
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the ethics report, other than just appearing to want to torpedo one of Trump's big picks.
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But you're still going to hear a lot about it. It's going to leak. The Senate is going to request
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it. It's going to get out there. There's no stopping it. However, the one thing that you have
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to remember when you hear anything from the House ethics, House, and now I sound like Mike Tyson,
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the House Ethics Committee report on Matt Gaetz's supposed scandals, sex scandals, is
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the Department of Justice investigated and cleared him of wrongdoing. The Joe Biden crooked far-left
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Department of Justice investigated the allegations against Matt Gaetz. The allegations are that he
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slept with an underage girl and he went to all sorts of crazy parties and did all sorts of degenerate
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stuff. Those are the allegations. That's what you're going to hear in the ethics report.
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However, I'm not saying he didn't do any of these things. I'm not saying he's lived a totally clean
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life. But you do have to ask yourself, hold on, if all of this is true, then why didn't the DOJ
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pursue charges against him? The DOJ has been locking up President Trump's political enemies.
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The DOJ has been showing up to pro-lifers' homes and knocking down their doors and arresting them in
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front of their seven kids. The DOJ has been trying to imprison Trump himself, has been spying on
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Catholic parishes, calling them radical traditionalists akin to terrorists. Why
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would the DOJ have cleared Matt Gaetz here? They hate Matt Gaetz. It raises a lot of questions about
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that. So it also makes you want to take with a grain of salt this House Ethics Committee report
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whenever it does release. What is the point of the Gaetz nomination? I've heard some Republicans
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say, I really hate the Gaetz nomination. I get it. It's kind of out there. It's sucking up all the
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oxygen in the room. I think maybe that's what it's about, though, because the minute that we started
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talking about the Matt Gaetz nomination, we kind of stopped talking about Pete Hegseth. The AP is trying
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to revive the story now. We kind of stopped talking about Tulsi Gabbard for director of national
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intelligence. We kind of stopped talking about Bobby Kennedy at HHS. It seems to be kind of the
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distraction. And so from a political perspective, it seems to be doing its job. And furthermore,
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I'm not suggesting that Trump doesn't really want Matt Gaetz to be the AG. I think he does.
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But why? Matt Gaetz didn't go to the most prestigious law school. Matt Gaetz didn't clerk for
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the Supreme Court. Matt Gaetz is not a federal prosecutor. Why would Matt Gaetz become the attorney
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general? Matt Gaetz is being nominated for one reason above all, at the political level. And that
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is to break up the authority of the current political class. Matt Gaetz is not being nominated
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for AG despite his lack of a Yale Law School or Harvard Law School degree. He's being nominated
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because he doesn't have a Yale Law School or Harvard Law School degree. He's being nominated because
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he's not part of the DOJ ecosystem. He's being nominated because he hasn't been a federal prosecutor.
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He's being nominated because the DOJ is itself corrupt. People are saying if Matt Gaetz comes in
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as AG, there are going to be mass resignations in the DOJ. Yeah, right. That's the point. That's the
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point. Because I don't care how even-minded you are. I don't care how averse you are to populism,
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how much you like the establishment. No one can argue that the DOJ has not become obscenely corrupt
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in recent years. Going all the way back to the Russia collusion hoax, working with the Democrats
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and Russian intelligence, ironically, to cook up this fake dossier on Trump, then going in,
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trying to deceive General Mike Flynn in the early days of the Trump administration,
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so that you could go in and undermine the whole administration that you tried to prevent from
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coming into office in the first place. That's it. No corrupt DOJ, no Matt Gaetz's Attorney General.
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If the libs are upset about it, they have no one to blame but themselves.
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Now, another outrageous attack on a nominee has come from Debbie Wasserman Schultz
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against the aforementioned lovely Tulsi Gabbard. Here's what the former head of the DNC,
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, has to say about Tulsi.
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Tulsi Gabbard is someone who has met with war criminals, violated the Department of State's
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guidance, and secretly, clandestinely went to Syria and met with Assad, who gassed and attacked his own
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people with chemical weapons. She's considered to be, essentially, by most assessments, a Russian asset
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and would be the most dangerous. Is that how you consider her? Is that what you consider her?
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Oh, yes. Oh, yes. There's no question. I consider her someone who is likely a Russian asset,
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who would be as the DNI responsible for managing our entire intelligence community, hold all of our
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most significant intelligence information and secrets, and essentially would be a direct line
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to our enemies. She's considered by most assessments to be a Russian asset?
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What assessments are you looking at, honey? I don't, my assessment says she's not a Russian
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asset. Trump's assessments that she's not, where does this idea that Tulsi Gabbard,
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former Democrat candidate for president, former Democrat congressman, who now is a Republican
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because the Democrats lost their minds, where does that come from, that she's a Russian asset?
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I'll tell you exactly where it comes from. It comes from Hillary Clinton.
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I'm not making any predictions, but I think they've got their eye on somebody who's currently
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in the Democratic primary and are grooming her to be the third-party candidate. She's
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the favorite of the Russians. They have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting
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her so far. Now, when asked if Clinton was referring to Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard,
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Democrat of Hawaii, Clinton's spokesman said, quote, if the nesting doll fits.
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If the nesting doll fits. So this was back in 16, Hillary says, I'm sorry, in 2020, Hillary says
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that Tulsi Gabbard was a Russian asset. What was her evidence for this? That she doesn't want
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America to just be endlessly bombing the Middle East. That was it. Tulsi, who served in the military,
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thinks that maybe we need to pull back on the Wilsonian foreign policy just a touch.
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That's her argument. And the irony, of course, is this whole accusation comes from Hillary Clinton
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and Hillary herself, Hillary and the Democrats themselves colluded with the Russians in 2016
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to come up with the Steele dossier that was Russian, actual Russian disinformation to try to undermine
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the Trump campaign. So I just don't want to hear about it. The Democrats who giddily supported the
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Soviet Union for much of the 20th century, the Democrats, these liberal leftist Democrats for
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whom the Russians could do no wrong. Hillary Clinton, who wanted to set a reset button with
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the Russians, Hillary, who then colluded with the Russians to try to undermine Trump.
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She now wants to say that a perfectly admirable Democrat member of Congress turned Republican
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advisor is a tool of the Russians. Give me a break. I don't want to hear about it.
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Somebody with a little bit more credibility needs to make that accusation before I even
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want to entertain it. There's so much more to say. First, though, go to seedoilscout.com
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now, probably. And I've at least sort of red pilled me on the jihad against seed oils. Did you know
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that up until 1990, McDonald's fries were cooked in traditional beef tallow? It is fascinating how
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our food culture has shifted away from these natural cooking fats that sustain generations
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seedoilscout.com slash Knowles. Seedoilscout.com slash Knowles. Dine fearlessly. I mentioned earlier the New
00:24:15.740
York Times preposterous fact check against a new member of the Trump administration. Well, this ties
00:24:23.880
in perfectly with seed oil scout. This is Bobby Kennedy, the New York Times. The New York Times and
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
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
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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watch my yes or no game with Tim Pool. The average 4B woman oath will last as long as Tim's cancellation
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
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.
00:41:25.280
Trump is inventing the new rules. Now, speaking of fights, a transvestite pedophile has broken a
00:41:32.760
woman's rib in a Canadian prison. A man who is a pedophile, who was convicted of being a pedo,
00:41:40.660
identifies as a woman now. And so he was sent to a woman's prison. This is in British Columbia.
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.
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
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
00:42:44.060
of criminal you can be. He would appear opportunistically, starts to identify as a woman,
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.
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
00:43:49.840
because you're Indian. What else could we expect of you? You know, if you were a white guy,
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.
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,
00:44:30.460
especially, and the trans, of course, the trans identity, who benefits from this kind of false
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?
00:44:53.960
Who benefits? The trans community? The First Nations Indian? Who benefits? No one. No one benefits from this
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.
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
00:46:26.460
break the women's ribs because hate never wins. Okay. There's now a trans-identifying member of
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Congress, and his name is Tim McBride. He goes by the name Sarah. And there's going to be a big
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question. Does Tim get to use the women's bathroom or does he have to use the men's bathroom because
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he's a man? And the House GOP is going to try to avoid this issue and sweep it under the rug.
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Don't let them sweep it under the rug. One, because it's the right thing to do. Women deserve to have
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their own bathrooms, especially if the Republicans are in charge. But two, this is a winning issue for
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Republicans. They say, you know, they want to have the sports debate with female or trans-identified
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inclusion in female sports. The Democrats don't want to give up on this issue. Great. I hope the
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left never gives up on this issue. I want the left to run on men and women's sports in every single
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election. I want it to be in every single campaign ad. I want them to bring it up at every single
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debate. It sounds great to me. Let's see how it turns out for them. Speaking of men and women,
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there's a big story, a really, really important social story that I really want to get to. I mentioned
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it to you at the top of the show. And it's that grandparents are moving to raise their grandchildren
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because their yuppie kids are working in southern suburbs. And so the grandparents are moving and
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taking on a lot of child-rearing responsibilities. This has so much political import and no one's
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talking about the underlying issue. And I'm not going to talk about it today either because we've
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run out of time. So that's my little tease. We'll have to come back for that tomorrow. Today is Music
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