The Michael Knowles Show - June 19, 2018


Ep. 170 - A National Conversation About National Conversations


Episode Stats

Length

46 minutes

Words per Minute

181.85703

Word Count

8,514

Sentence Count

590

Misogynist Sentences

11

Hate Speech Sentences

30


Summary

On this day in history, the U.S. executed Soviet spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. But the left just don t want to admit it. Today, we ll discuss why the hysteria over illegal immigration is actually a healthy sign for our culture.


Transcript

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00:00:30.560 It is time for a national conversation,
00:00:33.320 a national conversation about national conversations.
00:00:36.720 This will be no ordinary sort of conversation
00:00:38.800 because between you and me,
00:00:40.560 I am starting to think that lefties
00:00:42.120 who keep demanding national conversations
00:00:44.000 don't actually want to have conversations at all.
00:00:47.120 I don't know why I think that.
00:00:48.040 We will discuss.
00:00:48.900 We will converse.
00:00:49.640 Then, why the total hysteria over illegal immigration
00:00:53.080 is actually a healthy sign for our culture,
00:00:55.600 not just in America,
00:00:56.440 but across Western civilization.
00:00:59.020 We will look at examples even back in the old country.
00:01:01.700 Then, in some other good news for the culture,
00:01:03.660 Chris Pratt preaches the gospel at the MTV Movie Awards.
00:01:07.160 And finally, on this day in history,
00:01:08.940 the U.S. executed Soviet spies,
00:01:11.300 Julius and Ethel Rosenberg,
00:01:13.300 but the left just don't want to admit it.
00:01:15.280 I'm Michael Knowles,
00:01:16.080 and this is The Michael Knowles Show.
00:01:17.220 A lot of conversations to get to today.
00:01:26.720 I think I spent about a solid 45 minutes
00:01:29.960 just doing Twitter yesterday,
00:01:31.780 and then there are all these sort of fake news articles
00:01:33.640 that came out of it.
00:01:34.480 We will discuss why lefties are so angry
00:01:36.460 on these conversations on Twitter.
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00:03:41.080 Okay.
00:03:41.800 Let's have our conversation.
00:03:43.540 Let's have our conversation first
00:03:44.840 about the conversation.
00:03:45.880 There are so many conversations today.
00:03:48.060 This is a real one, though.
00:03:49.420 The conversation is coming up
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00:03:51.940 Mr. Ben Shapiro,
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00:04:04.120 type in your question.
00:04:05.020 They will be answered
00:04:05.820 by the lovely Alicia Krause
00:04:08.020 in the order that they come in.
00:04:09.640 Be sure to tune in for it.
00:04:10.720 Everybody can watch,
00:04:11.600 but only subscribers
00:04:12.300 can ask questions.
00:04:13.900 Many are called,
00:04:14.440 but few are chosen.
00:04:15.780 Ask Ben every question
00:04:17.140 you've ever wanted to know.
00:04:18.680 Ben, what does your wife do
00:04:20.740 for a living?
00:04:21.680 People have...
00:04:22.320 I've been trying...
00:04:22.840 I've known Ben for years
00:04:23.920 at this point.
00:04:24.660 He's never actually told me.
00:04:26.500 So you can ask that question yourself.
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00:04:35.540 You know, it's weird though
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00:04:39.320 Maybe I've got to take that up
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00:04:43.580 at the Daily Wire.
00:04:45.320 Okay, so I want to talk.
00:04:47.560 I want to have a conversation with you
00:04:49.480 about national conversations.
00:04:52.360 That's the euphemism
00:04:53.400 that Democrats and lefties
00:04:54.980 are always using
00:04:56.300 whenever they just want to
00:04:57.360 shove something down your throat.
00:04:58.720 So they say,
00:05:00.000 we need a national conversation for it.
00:05:02.060 You know, even people on the right
00:05:03.680 have picked up this kind of language.
00:05:05.520 Let's take a look
00:05:06.600 at just a quick little overview
00:05:08.320 of all of the national conversations.
00:05:10.900 We are having
00:05:11.960 a national conversation about it.
00:05:13.460 How to help drive
00:05:14.100 a national conversation.
00:05:15.460 We've ignited a national conversation
00:05:16.900 about mental health.
00:05:17.780 Trying to advance the cause
00:05:20.240 of the national conversation
00:05:21.400 about such things as immigration.
00:05:23.400 National conversation
00:05:24.340 around sexual harassment.
00:05:25.860 Behind this national conversation
00:05:27.580 on transgender rights.
00:05:29.280 You know, we must have
00:05:30.040 a national conversation on race.
00:05:31.440 Donald Trump's vulgar remarks
00:05:33.440 about women
00:05:34.260 started a national conversation
00:05:36.380 about sexual assault.
00:05:38.740 Did it.
00:05:39.440 Did it now,
00:05:40.280 Mr. CBS anchor guy.
00:05:42.760 National conversation means
00:05:44.560 whatever Democrats want to talk about
00:05:46.580 and Democrats talking to you about them.
00:05:48.800 That's what a national conversation is.
00:05:50.860 Look at Donald Trump.
00:05:52.120 For those of you who can't see it,
00:05:53.700 this is the image on CBS News.
00:05:55.780 Donald Trump's lewd comments
00:05:57.740 started a national conversation
00:05:59.440 on sexual assault
00:06:00.340 and it says hashtag not okay
00:06:02.460 underneath Donald Trump.
00:06:03.720 This is on CBS.
00:06:04.740 This is purportedly
00:06:05.460 a journalist outlet.
00:06:06.820 Okay.
00:06:08.100 So Donald Trump said
00:06:08.960 some vulgar things
00:06:09.800 in a private conversation
00:06:10.960 to Billy Bush.
00:06:11.940 Little locker room talk.
00:06:13.600 That started
00:06:14.420 a national conversation.
00:06:15.620 But when Bill Clinton
00:06:16.700 was sexually harassing
00:06:18.560 his interns
00:06:19.080 and actually raping people,
00:06:21.160 that didn't start
00:06:22.000 a national conversation, right?
00:06:23.360 Why didn't it start
00:06:24.300 a national conversation?
00:06:25.440 Oh, because you people
00:06:26.600 control the national conversation.
00:06:28.020 Or at least you used to
00:06:29.380 before the new media
00:06:30.540 broke the mainstream media's
00:06:31.820 stranglehold
00:06:32.480 on what we're all
00:06:33.840 talking about.
00:06:34.800 Now, you've got to see
00:06:36.660 through this euphemism.
00:06:37.700 There are so many
00:06:38.280 of these lefty euphemisms
00:06:39.340 we hear about.
00:06:40.340 Politically correct
00:06:41.180 does a lot of this, right?
00:06:42.460 There are all these
00:06:43.000 little terms that we use
00:06:44.220 that don't really mean
00:06:45.000 what we say that they mean.
00:06:46.940 This is one of them
00:06:47.860 because it's not
00:06:48.680 a conversation.
00:06:49.780 I'll tell you this.
00:06:50.460 This happened to me
00:06:51.020 yesterday on Twitter.
00:06:52.160 Some comic book guy
00:06:53.360 with a blue check mark,
00:06:54.580 I don't know what he does,
00:06:55.440 he started tweeting
00:06:57.100 all these vulgar
00:06:58.000 and mean things at me
00:06:59.200 because I was suggesting
00:07:01.580 that we shouldn't have
00:07:02.280 completely open borders
00:07:03.300 and we should try
00:07:04.160 to stop illegal immigration
00:07:05.480 because it hurts
00:07:06.540 both the United States
00:07:08.280 and the illegal aliens
00:07:09.560 themselves.
00:07:10.200 And he started tweeting
00:07:11.160 all these awful things
00:07:12.340 and then he said,
00:07:13.000 okay, goodbye,
00:07:13.600 have a nice day,
00:07:14.400 goodbye, stop,
00:07:15.380 no, do, do, right.
00:07:16.440 And they're just yelling
00:07:17.440 invective and accusations.
00:07:19.360 He called all Trump supporters
00:07:20.600 racists and evil
00:07:22.220 and wicked and terrible.
00:07:23.380 A lot of other blue check marks
00:07:25.660 jumped in on the thread.
00:07:27.180 And that's what they want
00:07:28.180 in a conversation.
00:07:29.340 They want to slander people,
00:07:32.780 libel people,
00:07:33.720 say you're awful
00:07:34.360 and you're hateful
00:07:35.060 and I use a lot of profanity
00:07:37.160 and then that's it
00:07:38.180 and then leave.
00:07:39.140 And you see this a lot
00:07:40.240 even on Twitter.
00:07:42.380 Another person who responded,
00:07:43.720 they said something mean
00:07:45.800 and they said,
00:07:46.340 okay, thanks, bye,
00:07:48.240 bye, bye Felicia.
00:07:49.440 That's another lefty kind of meme.
00:07:51.780 They say, bye Felicia,
00:07:52.840 goodbye, I'm not listening to you,
00:07:54.160 I'm not talking to you anymore.
00:07:55.180 This even goes all the way up
00:07:56.400 to serious elected Democrats.
00:07:59.140 Hillary Clinton
00:07:59.840 and Chief Lia Watha,
00:08:02.680 Elizabeth Warren herself,
00:08:04.280 Focahontas,
00:08:05.380 they both tweeted to Donald Trump,
00:08:07.540 delete your account.
00:08:08.960 So Hillary Clinton tweeted,
00:08:10.140 she said,
00:08:10.720 delete your account
00:08:11.640 when he said something,
00:08:12.760 who knows.
00:08:13.340 And then Elizabeth Warren,
00:08:14.380 the same thing,
00:08:15.100 seriously,
00:08:15.960 delete your account,
00:08:17.320 delete it, right.
00:08:18.000 That's not a conversation,
00:08:19.240 that's the opposite
00:08:19.940 of a conversation.
00:08:20.760 They're actually saying,
00:08:22.080 shut up.
00:08:22.860 When the left calls
00:08:23.620 for a national conversation,
00:08:24.940 they are telling you,
00:08:26.440 conservative,
00:08:27.180 to shut up
00:08:28.140 and listen to us.
00:08:29.680 It is,
00:08:30.160 you know,
00:08:30.400 I did a PragerU video on this,
00:08:32.420 on how the left
00:08:33.220 manipulates language
00:08:34.320 to mean the opposite
00:08:35.140 of what it is,
00:08:36.160 like a social justice,
00:08:37.960 which when the left says it,
00:08:39.480 it means not justice.
00:08:41.720 You know,
00:08:42.060 and so the,
00:08:43.440 that's what they do
00:08:44.220 with the conversation.
00:08:45.280 It means not a conversation,
00:08:47.200 the opposite
00:08:47.820 of a national conversation.
00:08:49.160 Then that kid
00:08:50.300 from the school
00:08:51.960 that had that awful
00:08:52.700 shooting in Florida,
00:08:54.040 David Hogg,
00:08:54.960 who immediately
00:08:56.620 after the shooting
00:08:57.380 became a CNN celebrity
00:08:58.820 and was on CNN
00:08:59.500 all of the time,
00:09:00.900 he recently tweeted out,
00:09:03.200 if we get these advertisers
00:09:04.700 pulled,
00:09:06.020 maybe Laura Ingram
00:09:07.040 will have to become
00:09:08.640 a camp counselor
00:09:09.580 and learn how wrong she is.
00:09:11.960 And this just came out today.
00:09:15.240 David Hogg
00:09:15.900 and some of the other
00:09:16.800 activists from that
00:09:18.340 county in Florida
00:09:19.600 have been trying
00:09:20.560 to get Laura Ingram
00:09:21.640 kicked off the air
00:09:22.320 for a long time.
00:09:23.820 Why?
00:09:24.540 Because they disagree
00:09:25.540 with her opinion.
00:09:26.960 That's not a national
00:09:27.680 conversation, is it?
00:09:28.640 That's trying to shut up
00:09:29.820 the other side.
00:09:30.880 That is,
00:09:31.240 and you see this
00:09:31.840 on campuses all the time.
00:09:33.260 People physically
00:09:34.180 assaulting speakers
00:09:36.140 at campuses.
00:09:37.160 Ben Shapiro goes to Berkeley,
00:09:38.440 it costs $600,000
00:09:39.420 to secure the city
00:09:41.720 and the campus
00:09:42.460 against a five foot
00:09:43.860 nine Orthodox Jewish guy
00:09:45.500 who's relatively
00:09:46.120 mild-mannered.
00:09:46.860 You know,
00:09:48.040 there was a free speech
00:09:49.660 conference at Yale
00:09:51.340 and as the students
00:09:53.760 were walking
00:09:54.160 into the conference,
00:09:55.260 there were protesters
00:09:56.240 spitting on them,
00:09:57.640 literally spitting on them.
00:09:58.440 They say,
00:09:58.640 how dare you want to speak?
00:10:00.300 Puh.
00:10:00.760 You know,
00:10:01.240 so it's all the opposite here.
00:10:03.660 Why is it?
00:10:04.800 Why is that
00:10:05.720 the national conversation
00:10:06.600 for Democrats?
00:10:07.420 It's because they don't
00:10:08.660 understand what you're saying.
00:10:10.540 You can tell this
00:10:11.480 in all conversation.
00:10:12.500 I reference Twitter
00:10:13.400 because it's where
00:10:14.700 people have these
00:10:15.500 very fast conversations
00:10:17.860 all the time
00:10:18.720 and sometimes
00:10:19.680 there are a lot
00:10:20.340 of followers
00:10:20.820 so these conversations
00:10:21.660 are magnified
00:10:22.280 and we can watch them.
00:10:23.840 But Twitter
00:10:24.480 is not an aberration.
00:10:26.040 Twitter is the natural
00:10:27.400 conclusion of conversation
00:10:29.720 and of people's character.
00:10:31.540 So it is conversations
00:10:32.960 that are really happening
00:10:34.880 but they say that
00:10:36.260 character is what you do
00:10:37.900 when you think
00:10:38.300 nobody's looking.
00:10:39.280 I think a lot of these people
00:10:40.300 wouldn't come up
00:10:41.100 and look you in the face
00:10:42.420 and say you're an evil
00:10:43.580 vicious Nazi
00:10:44.480 because they're probably
00:10:45.920 afraid of you.
00:10:47.220 They don't have the courage
00:10:48.600 to do that.
00:10:49.080 They don't have the guts
00:10:49.780 but from behind their keyboards
00:10:51.320 from behind their screens
00:10:52.440 they'll say whatever they want.
00:10:54.340 Character is what you do
00:10:55.780 when nobody's looking
00:10:56.520 at you in the room.
00:10:57.700 A lot of people
00:10:58.440 have courage there
00:10:59.880 and so it's this
00:11:01.220 natural conclusion
00:11:02.020 but who would ever
00:11:03.100 talk to somebody that way?
00:11:05.580 When you look at
00:11:06.440 two people having
00:11:07.060 a conversation
00:11:07.680 in real life
00:11:08.440 on television
00:11:09.180 on a debate stage
00:11:10.340 or on Twitter
00:11:10.860 the person who's calm
00:11:12.880 and who just sort of
00:11:14.440 responds with
00:11:15.580 citing certain facts
00:11:17.420 or certain logical arguments
00:11:19.860 that guy probably knows
00:11:21.760 what he's talking about
00:11:22.480 and the person who's screaming
00:11:23.620 and ripping his hair out
00:11:24.820 and yelling invective
00:11:25.740 and all that
00:11:26.160 maybe that guy doesn't know
00:11:27.620 exactly what he's talking about.
00:11:28.960 It is actually a pretty good mirror
00:11:30.160 for conversation
00:11:31.260 and usually
00:11:32.720 the louder people are
00:11:34.140 the less they know.
00:11:35.480 The more they're screaming
00:11:36.360 the more profanity they use
00:11:37.520 the less confident
00:11:38.240 they are of their opinion
00:11:39.100 because they have to
00:11:40.060 juice it up
00:11:41.380 with all these
00:11:41.920 sort of little add-ons.
00:11:45.340 So, you know, listen,
00:11:47.340 I've invited a lot of
00:11:48.120 Democrats on this show.
00:11:49.820 I've invited a ton of lefties,
00:11:52.020 wackos, radicals, Democrats.
00:11:54.080 The only one really
00:11:55.140 who's come on
00:11:55.720 is Tom Arnold.
00:11:57.120 So, you know,
00:11:57.760 Tom Arnold did come off
00:11:59.580 a little eccentric
00:12:00.400 on the show
00:12:01.100 and a lot of people
00:12:02.240 are attacking him for that
00:12:03.360 but I've got to say
00:12:04.160 at least he came on.
00:12:05.200 All these Democrats
00:12:05.960 calling for a national conversation
00:12:07.260 they'll never come on the show.
00:12:08.680 They won't do it.
00:12:09.500 Why?
00:12:09.700 Because they're not confident
00:12:10.500 of their views.
00:12:11.380 They don't know
00:12:11.920 what they're talking about
00:12:12.820 and when you don't know
00:12:13.680 what you're talking about
00:12:14.280 you get very angry.
00:12:16.160 There was that wonderful study
00:12:17.440 from Jonathan Haidt
00:12:18.220 that came out
00:12:18.720 a number of years ago
00:12:19.700 which showed that
00:12:21.580 the conservatives broadly
00:12:23.120 understand the left
00:12:24.100 much, much better
00:12:25.280 than the left
00:12:25.780 understands conservatives
00:12:26.960 and if you don't
00:12:27.980 understand conservatives,
00:12:29.120 if you're a lefty
00:12:29.820 and you don't understand
00:12:31.180 why someone would want
00:12:32.380 to enforce
00:12:33.020 our own immigration laws
00:12:34.480 or why we don't want
00:12:35.840 perfectly open borders
00:12:37.140 where people can flood
00:12:39.100 unvetted into the United States
00:12:41.380 if you don't understand that
00:12:42.720 then the person
00:12:44.900 who is offering
00:12:46.060 those opinions
00:12:46.600 can be one of two things
00:12:47.980 stupid or evil.
00:12:49.800 Right?
00:12:50.020 If you're a progressive
00:12:50.980 you have an idea
00:12:52.060 of progress
00:12:52.800 you have a utopia
00:12:53.640 at the end of the line
00:12:54.660 then if you're going to
00:12:55.500 stand in the way
00:12:56.060 of progress
00:12:56.600 which is so clear
00:12:57.720 you can either be stupid
00:12:59.180 or evil
00:13:00.040 and when they look
00:13:01.080 at well-spoken conservatives
00:13:02.180 they say
00:13:02.520 oh you have to be evil
00:13:03.500 and when they look
00:13:04.540 at inarticulate conservatives
00:13:05.720 they say
00:13:06.040 you have to be stupid
00:13:06.840 but the answer
00:13:07.560 of course is neither
00:13:08.320 I don't think
00:13:09.100 that the left
00:13:09.840 is stupid or evil
00:13:10.900 I'll tell you
00:13:11.380 what I think they are
00:13:12.040 before we do that
00:13:13.080 let's talk about
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00:13:37.140 I'm not exactly
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00:15:36.920 so I don't think
00:15:39.020 that lefties
00:15:39.600 and democrats
00:15:40.160 and all the ones
00:15:40.900 who are yelling
00:15:41.740 invectives
00:15:42.320 and everything
00:15:42.660 against us
00:15:43.280 I don't think
00:15:43.900 that they're
00:15:44.380 stupid or evil
00:15:45.960 broadly speaking
00:15:46.960 I just think
00:15:48.080 they're ignorant
00:15:49.060 they're ignorant
00:15:50.160 of these things
00:15:50.840 when they come out
00:15:51.780 you know
00:15:52.140 2014-2015
00:15:54.240 Barack Obama
00:15:54.980 was doing
00:15:55.420 exactly the same
00:15:56.340 thing
00:15:56.640 that everyone
00:15:57.480 is hysterical
00:15:58.200 for Donald Trump
00:15:59.060 doing right now
00:16:00.580 on immigration
00:16:01.640 minors were being
00:16:03.100 detained
00:16:03.520 they were being
00:16:03.920 detained by the
00:16:04.600 US government
00:16:05.460 in some cases
00:16:06.060 they were being
00:16:06.460 separated from
00:16:07.140 their families
00:16:07.700 in some cases
00:16:08.600 they were being
00:16:09.080 held in custody
00:16:09.880 with their families
00:16:10.660 which the 9th Circuit
00:16:11.760 Court of Appeals
00:16:12.360 ruled is illegal
00:16:13.740 so then they had
00:16:14.680 to be pulled away
00:16:15.420 from their families
00:16:16.120 this is
00:16:17.240 the New York Times
00:16:18.260 reporting on this
00:16:18.980 2014-2015
00:16:19.980 Judge G
00:16:21.220 also found
00:16:22.400 that migrant
00:16:22.960 children
00:16:23.380 had been held
00:16:24.280 in widespread
00:16:25.060 deplorable conditions
00:16:26.840 I gotta tell you
00:16:28.180 if for those of you
00:16:29.760 who don't believe
00:16:30.320 in a divine hand
00:16:31.280 and everything
00:16:31.740 look at that
00:16:32.680 adjective there
00:16:33.420 deplorable conditions
00:16:34.980 as the left
00:16:36.400 is losing
00:16:37.680 its mind
00:16:38.460 over a policy
00:16:40.100 that Donald Trump
00:16:40.720 is basically
00:16:41.340 just continuing
00:16:42.520 and in some ways
00:16:43.560 finally enforcing
00:16:44.600 the word
00:16:45.720 that the New York
00:16:47.420 Times used
00:16:47.880 to describe
00:16:48.640 and this judge
00:16:49.400 used to describe
00:16:50.760 the Obama
00:16:51.560 administration
00:16:52.000 years ago
00:16:52.820 is deplorable
00:16:53.900 it's too good
00:16:55.460 in border patrol stations
00:16:57.480 after they were
00:16:58.060 first caught
00:16:58.580 and she said
00:16:59.560 the authorities
00:17:00.020 had wholly failed
00:17:01.260 to provide
00:17:02.580 the safe
00:17:03.020 and sanitary
00:17:03.700 conditions
00:17:04.260 required for children
00:17:05.580 even in temporary
00:17:06.460 cells
00:17:07.160 so by the way
00:17:08.460 all the stories
00:17:09.260 that are coming out
00:17:09.820 these opportunistic
00:17:11.140 democrat politicians
00:17:12.080 are now flooding
00:17:13.360 down to these centers
00:17:14.560 where the children
00:17:15.160 are being held
00:17:15.820 by HHS
00:17:16.940 not by US marshals
00:17:18.840 but by HHS
00:17:19.600 and they're flooding
00:17:20.920 down there
00:17:21.280 to interview them
00:17:21.960 and get a good
00:17:22.500 photo op
00:17:23.020 or whatever
00:17:23.420 but they're all
00:17:24.240 admitting
00:17:24.620 the conditions
00:17:25.200 are actually
00:17:25.680 pretty nice
00:17:26.700 they have nice
00:17:27.300 murals on the walls
00:17:28.280 and they're being
00:17:29.240 cared for very nicely
00:17:30.360 it's not like
00:17:30.740 they're in a gulag
00:17:31.580 or something
00:17:32.000 or in prison
00:17:32.620 except when
00:17:34.020 Barack Obama
00:17:34.560 was doing
00:17:35.020 kids actually
00:17:35.660 were being held
00:17:36.320 in deplorable conditions
00:17:37.320 much worse conditions
00:17:38.920 than they're being held
00:17:40.080 in under the Trump
00:17:41.580 administration
00:17:42.020 but no one's really
00:17:42.900 talking about that
00:17:43.640 are they
00:17:43.960 we'll get to why
00:17:45.340 in a little bit
00:17:46.080 the New York Times
00:17:47.220 goes on
00:17:47.660 quote
00:17:47.920 initially
00:17:48.620 homeland security
00:17:49.860 officials said
00:17:50.740 they were detaining
00:17:51.380 the families
00:17:51.960 to send a message
00:17:53.080 to others
00:17:53.660 in Central America
00:17:54.520 to deter them
00:17:55.460 from coming
00:17:55.940 to the United States
00:17:56.800 illegally
00:17:57.340 there it is
00:17:58.720 there it is
00:18:00.180 the main argument
00:18:01.700 against
00:18:02.260 President Trump
00:18:03.280 enforcing
00:18:04.100 immigration laws
00:18:05.360 that were passed
00:18:06.280 years ago
00:18:07.040 actually just
00:18:07.940 enforcing them
00:18:08.540 the main argument
00:18:09.460 they're saying
00:18:09.920 is he is
00:18:10.840 doing this
00:18:11.700 to be mean
00:18:12.500 he's doing this
00:18:13.320 to send a deterrent
00:18:14.800 to people
00:18:15.200 who would cross
00:18:15.760 the border
00:18:16.220 he wants to be
00:18:17.120 so awful
00:18:17.980 and terrible
00:18:18.600 and mean
00:18:19.120 and nasty
00:18:19.700 that people
00:18:20.360 won't keep
00:18:20.760 coming across
00:18:21.320 the border
00:18:21.760 homeland security
00:18:24.320 officials
00:18:24.740 under Barack Obama
00:18:26.340 admitted that
00:18:27.160 they were doing
00:18:27.680 this very thing
00:18:29.340 do you see that
00:18:30.120 trending on Twitter
00:18:30.740 right now
00:18:31.160 is that trending
00:18:31.860 in the national
00:18:32.480 conversation
00:18:33.160 are the networks
00:18:34.360 the television networks
00:18:35.540 that are spending
00:18:36.500 an absurd amount
00:18:37.640 of time covering
00:18:38.400 the Trump administration's
00:18:40.280 alleged misdeeds here
00:18:41.280 are they talking about
00:18:42.560 those deplorable conditions
00:18:43.900 and those
00:18:44.400 deterrents that the
00:18:45.960 Obama administration
00:18:46.680 were putting into place
00:18:47.380 of course not
00:18:48.300 that gets to the nature
00:18:49.420 of the national conversation
00:18:50.600 we'll get to that
00:18:51.160 in a second
00:18:51.540 the news coverage
00:18:53.300 over the
00:18:53.820 over six days in June
00:18:55.180 we're talking about
00:18:56.240 six days of coverage
00:18:57.500 how long do you think
00:18:58.800 they spent covering
00:18:59.840 this issue
00:19:00.660 what would you say
00:19:02.200 maybe they do
00:19:02.960 a couple minutes
00:19:03.900 a night
00:19:04.300 so yeah
00:19:05.740 there's this law
00:19:06.360 on the books
00:19:06.900 and now the
00:19:07.720 Trump administration
00:19:08.300 is enforcing it
00:19:09.260 I don't know
00:19:09.980 why this is news
00:19:10.760 that the federal
00:19:11.440 government is enforcing
00:19:12.400 its own laws
00:19:13.060 but right
00:19:13.460 176 minutes
00:19:17.000 of emotional segments
00:19:18.820 and by emotional segments
00:19:20.660 I mean
00:19:20.960 little babies crying
00:19:22.740 children crying
00:19:24.380 and they're yelling
00:19:25.040 where's mommy
00:19:25.840 they're crying
00:19:26.340 right
00:19:26.540 176 minutes of this
00:19:30.120 because the federal
00:19:31.060 government is enforcing
00:19:32.180 the law
00:19:32.600 because Donald Trump
00:19:35.160 is doing what
00:19:35.720 Barack Obama did
00:19:36.580 now do you think
00:19:38.940 do you think
00:19:39.360 that they
00:19:39.800 were covering this
00:19:41.100 under Barack Obama
00:19:42.520 how long do you bet
00:19:43.240 they spent
00:19:43.580 so 176 minutes
00:19:45.220 under Donald Trump
00:19:45.960 how long do you think
00:19:46.980 they spent
00:19:47.460 under Barack Obama
00:19:48.980 when he was doing
00:19:49.900 exactly the same thing
00:19:51.020 what do you
00:19:52.420 do you
00:19:53.100 the number is
00:19:54.360 six minutes
00:19:55.760 it's six minutes
00:19:59.040 and 29 seconds
00:20:00.180 176 minutes
00:20:01.780 under Donald Trump
00:20:02.480 six minutes
00:20:03.320 and 29 seconds
00:20:04.120 under Barack Obama
00:20:04.940 for doing the exact
00:20:06.260 same thing
00:20:06.840 except in the case
00:20:07.860 of Barack Obama
00:20:08.520 the conditions
00:20:09.280 that the children
00:20:09.860 were being held in
00:20:10.600 were much worse
00:20:11.600 that's the difference
00:20:12.780 CBS alone
00:20:13.720 we saw that
00:20:14.300 the ridiculous
00:20:15.560 propaganda clip
00:20:16.480 in the national
00:20:16.980 conversation
00:20:17.520 from CBS
00:20:18.140 CBS alone
00:20:19.400 has spent
00:20:19.820 73 minutes
00:20:21.000 in six days
00:20:22.080 this month
00:20:22.560 talking about
00:20:23.840 the awful
00:20:25.020 horrific
00:20:25.520 unspeakable crime
00:20:26.720 of the federal
00:20:27.260 government
00:20:27.660 enforcing its own
00:20:28.660 laws
00:20:28.940 and following
00:20:29.720 what the
00:20:30.420 non-circuit
00:20:30.960 judges told us
00:20:31.960 we had to do
00:20:32.620 that's the difference
00:20:34.380 they're doing this
00:20:36.260 and they're pretending
00:20:37.600 that it's conversation
00:20:38.560 this isn't a conversation
00:20:40.420 if it were a conversation
00:20:41.380 then the networks
00:20:42.440 would be airing
00:20:43.160 the same number
00:20:44.760 of segments
00:20:45.640 when Barack Obama
00:20:46.640 did it
00:20:47.020 if this were a conversation
00:20:48.200 they wouldn't be
00:20:49.040 these emotionally
00:20:49.680 manipulative clips
00:20:50.620 of little babies
00:20:51.320 crying
00:20:51.720 they would have
00:20:52.380 people on
00:20:52.880 discussing
00:20:53.360 whether or not
00:20:54.320 we should enforce
00:20:54.920 the law
00:20:55.200 whether or not
00:20:55.580 we should repeal
00:20:56.200 the law
00:20:56.560 having a sane
00:20:57.620 conversation
00:20:58.680 a conversation
00:20:59.680 is basically
00:21:01.240 impossible
00:21:01.800 with the left
00:21:02.360 these days
00:21:02.820 because we don't
00:21:03.880 speak the same
00:21:04.720 language
00:21:05.260 and I don't think
00:21:07.420 there's equal share
00:21:08.120 of blame to go around
00:21:08.920 it is the left
00:21:09.820 which is abandoned
00:21:10.840 language
00:21:11.340 they don't know
00:21:12.200 what we're talking
00:21:12.840 about
00:21:13.100 it is
00:21:13.920 ignorance
00:21:14.900 and unfortunately
00:21:16.700 there's some people
00:21:17.440 on the right here
00:21:18.180 who are falling for it
00:21:19.820 and this is the squishes
00:21:20.860 the squishes on the right
00:21:22.280 like Yeb Bush
00:21:24.080 keep
00:21:24.740 they keep falling
00:21:26.560 for this sort of thing
00:21:27.440 so what did
00:21:28.640 Yeb say
00:21:29.060 he came out
00:21:29.520 he said
00:21:29.880 we need to give
00:21:30.820 these dreamers
00:21:31.740 a path to citizenship
00:21:32.680 and it's heartless
00:21:33.880 what Donald Trump
00:21:34.920 is doing
00:21:35.280 it's heartless
00:21:36.180 please New York
00:21:37.060 Times
00:21:37.380 like me
00:21:38.060 like
00:21:38.520 why don't you
00:21:39.020 like me
00:21:39.540 New York Times
00:21:40.140 that's what
00:21:41.100 Yeb Bush
00:21:42.160 is coming out
00:21:42.800 and saying
00:21:43.240 they're falling for it
00:21:45.680 Laura Bush
00:21:46.180 published that
00:21:46.720 awful op-ed
00:21:47.760 that terrible
00:21:48.480 slander against
00:21:50.300 Republicans
00:21:50.780 and against
00:21:51.200 the Trump
00:21:51.540 administration
00:21:51.960 yesterday
00:21:52.660 saying that
00:21:53.660 if you
00:21:54.080 you're basically
00:21:55.780 a bad person
00:21:56.640 if you
00:21:57.060 think we should
00:21:57.840 enforce immigration law
00:21:59.140 that was signed
00:22:00.140 into law
00:22:00.600 under her husband
00:22:01.640 she failed to mention
00:22:02.880 that in the
00:22:03.520 op-ed that she wrote
00:22:04.600 didn't she
00:22:05.060 Donald Trump
00:22:07.280 knows better than this
00:22:08.180 we're very lucky
00:22:09.740 that the guy is in office
00:22:10.640 right now
00:22:11.060 because lesser
00:22:11.900 weaker politicians
00:22:12.880 this would have
00:22:13.680 broken them
00:22:14.380 the call
00:22:15.060 you hate little children
00:22:16.140 you hate little babies
00:22:17.160 forget that it's all nonsense
00:22:18.640 forget that it's all
00:22:19.620 media manipulation
00:22:20.360 this would have broken
00:22:21.540 other presidents
00:22:22.160 they would have said
00:22:22.480 I'm sorry
00:22:22.880 we'll stop it
00:22:23.500 my bad
00:22:23.920 mea culpa
00:22:24.440 mea culpa
00:22:25.180 mea maxima culpa
00:22:26.060 not Donald Trump
00:22:27.040 he doubles down
00:22:28.100 he responds
00:22:29.440 he says
00:22:29.840 crime in Germany
00:22:30.900 up 10% plus
00:22:32.500 since migrants
00:22:33.680 were accepted
00:22:34.320 and this is not
00:22:35.400 being reported
00:22:36.060 and America
00:22:36.840 be smart
00:22:37.660 now that seems
00:22:38.720 like a zag
00:22:39.380 why is he
00:22:39.980 talking about
00:22:40.680 crime in Germany
00:22:42.060 he's talking about
00:22:42.940 crime in Germany
00:22:43.640 to put an image
00:22:46.620 to what this could mean
00:22:47.620 for the United States
00:22:48.400 we see what's
00:22:49.160 happening in Germany
00:22:49.860 we know that
00:22:50.940 the country
00:22:51.700 is being flooded
00:22:52.640 with aliens
00:22:54.520 and refugees
00:22:55.860 quote unquote
00:22:56.500 who are causing
00:22:57.000 a lot of
00:22:57.740 terror attacks
00:22:58.620 and he says
00:22:59.480 if you don't have borders
00:23:00.680 you don't have a country
00:23:01.540 in the past four years
00:23:03.000 a thousand people
00:23:04.140 in Germany
00:23:05.000 have been killed
00:23:05.700 and injured
00:23:06.440 by refugees
00:23:07.460 a thousand people
00:23:09.000 in four years
00:23:09.740 by refugees
00:23:10.680 he's drawing that image
00:23:11.940 for you
00:23:12.340 and he kept on swinging
00:23:13.400 here's President Trump
00:23:14.260 Democrats love
00:23:16.400 open borders
00:23:17.200 let the whole world
00:23:18.080 come in
00:23:18.560 let the whole world
00:23:20.240 MS-13
00:23:21.340 gang members
00:23:22.400 from all over the place
00:23:23.720 come on in
00:23:24.700 we have open borders
00:23:26.100 and they view that
00:23:28.200 possibly intelligently
00:23:30.720 except that it's
00:23:31.760 destroying our country
00:23:32.920 they view that
00:23:34.260 as potential voters
00:23:35.780 someday
00:23:36.500 they're going to vote
00:23:38.040 for Democrats
00:23:39.000 because they can't
00:23:40.900 win on their policies
00:23:41.840 which are horrible
00:23:42.720 they found that out
00:23:44.360 in the last
00:23:45.000 presidential election
00:23:46.220 in fact
00:23:53.540 their only policy
00:23:54.580 was that
00:23:55.180 Donald Trump
00:23:56.280 is a bad guy
00:23:57.540 he's a bad person
00:23:59.080 vote against Trump
00:24:00.960 and they said it
00:24:01.820 so many
00:24:02.140 there's hundreds
00:24:02.800 of millions
00:24:03.320 of dollars
00:24:03.880 of negative ads
00:24:04.800 nobody's ever
00:24:06.240 been hit like that
00:24:07.100 I used to go home
00:24:08.360 I started disliking
00:24:09.360 myself
00:24:09.960 I said man
00:24:13.220 am I that bad
00:24:14.340 that's exactly right
00:24:17.260 that's all they've got
00:24:18.320 you're bad
00:24:19.180 you're bad
00:24:19.800 and you say
00:24:20.180 but what about this
00:24:21.140 they say
00:24:21.500 you're bad
00:24:23.460 if we were to
00:24:24.840 actually have
00:24:25.740 a national conversation
00:24:26.960 in this country
00:24:28.200 I think this is what
00:24:29.280 it would look like
00:24:29.820 clip two
00:24:30.280 I want you to tell me
00:24:31.420 the names of the fellas
00:24:32.020 on the St. Louis team
00:24:32.780 I'm telling you
00:24:33.340 who's on first
00:24:33.980 what's on second
00:24:34.700 I don't know
00:24:35.180 who's on third
00:24:35.740 yes
00:24:37.180 well then who's
00:24:37.940 playing first
00:24:38.400 yes
00:24:38.680 I mean the
00:24:39.140 fella's name
00:24:39.480 on first base
00:24:40.000 who
00:24:40.280 the fella
00:24:41.280 playing first base
00:24:41.980 for St. Louis
00:24:42.480 who
00:24:42.720 the guy on first base
00:24:43.840 who is on first
00:24:44.860 well what are you
00:24:45.880 asking me for
00:24:46.740 I'm not asking you
00:24:47.680 I'm telling you
00:24:48.240 who is on first
00:24:49.100 I'm asking you
00:24:50.100 who's on first
00:24:50.940 that's the man's name
00:24:51.940 that's whose name
00:24:52.580 yes
00:24:52.900 well go ahead and tell me
00:24:53.700 who
00:24:53.920 the guy on first
00:24:54.720 who
00:24:55.140 the first baseman
00:24:55.920 who is on first
00:24:57.000 have you got a first
00:24:57.720 baseman on first
00:25:00.280 When you pay off the first baseman every month, who gets the money?
00:25:05.220 Every dollar of it.
00:25:07.260 And why not? The man's entitled to it.
00:25:08.760 Who is it?
00:25:09.220 Yes.
00:25:10.100 So who gets it?
00:25:10.980 Why shouldn't he?
00:25:13.420 Sometimes his wife comes down and collects it.
00:25:15.340 Whose wife?
00:25:15.840 Yes.
00:25:18.120 After all, the man earns it.
00:25:19.480 Who does?
00:25:20.120 Absolutely.
00:25:21.640 Well, all I'm trying to find out is what's the guy's name on first base.
00:25:24.280 No, no, no. What is on second base?
00:25:26.120 I'm not asking you who's on second.
00:25:27.780 Who's on first?
00:25:28.540 That's what I'm trying to find out.
00:25:29.900 Well, don't change the players.
00:25:30.780 I'm not changing nobody.
00:25:32.300 Take it easy.
00:25:32.720 What's the guy's name on first base?
00:25:34.160 What's the guy's name on second base?
00:25:35.880 I'm not asking you who's on second.
00:25:37.840 Who's on first?
00:25:38.700 I don't know.
00:25:39.260 He's on third. We're not talking about him.
00:25:43.220 Abbott and Costello.
00:25:44.440 That is the national conversation that is happening right now between Republicans and Democrats,
00:25:49.200 between the right and the left.
00:25:50.880 The Republicans and Democrats are Bud Abbott, the tall guy, the straight man.
00:25:54.820 I'm sorry, the Republicans are Bud Abbott, the tall guy, the straight man.
00:25:57.780 The Democrats are Lou Costello.
00:25:59.900 The sort of shorter, pudgier, unkempt one wearing the silly hat.
00:26:03.960 That is, that is, actually, I think I just described the Democrat party perfectly.
00:26:08.320 That is the national conversation.
00:26:09.780 Because an often overlooked aspect of who's on first, maybe the most famous comedy routine
00:26:14.780 in history, is that the straight man, Bud Abbott, understands exactly what's going on.
00:26:20.380 He can tell you, it's not, it isn't that complicated.
00:26:22.220 The reason that this is funny is because we understand what's going on, because it isn't
00:26:25.580 that complicated.
00:26:26.540 And then Lou Costello, who's the comic guy who just can't understand anything, he is
00:26:30.980 the Democrat.
00:26:31.820 He, he can't figure out that who is on first, what is on second, I don't know, is on third.
00:26:38.060 He can't figure it out.
00:26:38.980 And that's what's so funny about it.
00:26:40.400 So, you know, you've got Bud Abbott there, the Republican straight man, who just says,
00:26:44.820 look, I'll tell you the names of everybody on the team.
00:26:46.580 I won't get confused.
00:26:47.280 Who's on second?
00:26:47.760 What's on?
00:26:48.820 Who's on first?
00:26:49.420 What's on second?
00:26:49.880 I don't know, is on third.
00:26:50.780 And then Lou Costello comes and he says, wait, who's on, who's on second?
00:26:54.400 What's on first?
00:26:55.200 I don't know who's right.
00:26:56.020 And he can't get it.
00:26:56.860 That's what's happening in the United States.
00:26:58.660 We, we did that interview with Tom Arnold.
00:27:01.680 Tom said, you know, Trump is a Russian asset.
00:27:04.260 I said, explain how.
00:27:05.960 And he couldn't explain how, because it was just, it was a simple question that could have
00:27:10.020 led, but he couldn't explain how, because they're, the Democrats just have this
00:27:13.840 list of talking points.
00:27:14.820 I don't mean to pick on Tom, everyone is spewing this on that side of the aisle.
00:27:18.980 All they have are these shallow talking points.
00:27:20.940 They can't follow a logical argument.
00:27:22.960 They're not interested in following a logical argument.
00:27:25.300 Then getting back to who's on first, you see Bud Abbott, he stays basically calm.
00:27:29.800 He says, look, this is what it is.
00:27:30.940 Naturally, naturally, absolutely.
00:27:33.180 Do, do, do, do, do.
00:27:34.060 And Lou Costello, he's getting angrier and angry.
00:27:36.060 He goes, why?
00:27:36.860 I'm going to zing, zing, right?
00:27:38.420 And that is the Democrats right now.
00:27:39.940 They're ripping their hair out.
00:27:41.340 And they're also wearing stupid hats, just like Lou Costello.
00:27:44.820 They're going out there and wearing those silly hats.
00:27:46.900 This is in black and white, so I can't tell if Lou Costello's hat is pink or not, but that
00:27:51.180 is what the Democrats are doing right now.
00:27:53.820 You can't have a national conversation with that.
00:27:56.400 They aren't up to the level of discourse.
00:27:59.300 They aren't sufficiently able to use language and to process ideas to be able to communicate
00:28:06.320 that.
00:28:07.000 Somebody on Twitter tweeted out at me, some lefty, said, F you and F this and F and do,
00:28:11.820 do, do, do, do, do, do.
00:28:12.800 And some other blue checkmark guy, I don't know, I think he's a writer, he said, I couldn't
00:28:18.100 have said it better.
00:28:19.680 I couldn't have said it better myself.
00:28:20.860 I said, I know you couldn't have said it better.
00:28:23.160 That's the sad part about our culture.
00:28:25.100 You're a professional writer and you couldn't say it better.
00:28:28.180 David McCullough says to write well is to think clearly.
00:28:30.940 That's why it's so hard.
00:28:32.740 When you see these wacko lefties on Twitter using profanity and slurs and calling you all
00:28:37.600 sorts of bad things, it's because they aren't thinking clearly.
00:28:40.880 But if they're not thinking clearly, if they're not willing to use their cognitive faculties,
00:28:44.960 you cannot have a conversation.
00:28:46.580 That is just not possible.
00:28:49.180 And so at least some people like President Trump, they see this for what it is.
00:28:54.960 The squishy people, they look, they see the Democrats get really angry.
00:28:58.140 They say, oh, we should take them seriously.
00:28:59.460 Seriously, we should try to seriously engage with your temper tantrums and with your invective
00:29:04.140 and your slurs.
00:29:04.880 We should seriously.
00:29:05.900 And Donald Trump says, no, I'm not going to reward you for acting like a little child.
00:29:09.960 I wouldn't have a heightened discourse with a little toddler.
00:29:13.480 They're not capable of that.
00:29:14.600 They're all emotion and angry and not able to think clearly.
00:29:18.400 So I'm just going to punch right back.
00:29:20.460 I'm going to hit you right back.
00:29:21.260 And he keeps doing that.
00:29:22.440 He's not taking the Democrat premises and we shouldn't either.
00:29:25.900 They're not interested in a national conversation.
00:29:28.120 They're interested in entrapment and just using a cudgel and banging you on the head.
00:29:32.880 That's what they want.
00:29:33.620 Like Luke Costello starts to get angry with the bat, right?
00:29:35.800 He goes, I'm going to get you.
00:29:36.580 But then no, don't let them do it.
00:29:38.240 Don't let them do it because that's what they want.
00:29:39.980 Here's another great example of this is the UN Human Rights Council.
00:29:43.000 It was just announced today that we're pulling out of the UN Human Rights Council.
00:29:46.800 And this was another, this was a headline on the left.
00:29:48.220 They said, oh my gosh, Donald Trump is pulling out of the UN Human Rights Council.
00:29:51.140 Who's on the UN Human Rights Council?
00:29:55.720 Let's just see if I can remember a few.
00:29:57.860 Cuba, Cuba's on it.
00:30:00.000 Venezuela, people starving in the street eating rats.
00:30:02.880 Venezuela is on the human rights.
00:30:04.560 Saudi Arabia is on the Human Rights Council.
00:30:07.600 Yeah, that's, they finally let women drive this year.
00:30:09.920 They're finally considering letting women drive.
00:30:12.160 China, which had a national policy for decades of mass abortion of children.
00:30:19.700 Those are the, and it's been a slave state since the communists took power.
00:30:23.980 So that's the Human Rights Council.
00:30:25.580 Donald Trump saw through that.
00:30:26.680 He doesn't get tricked by those claims, those premises.
00:30:31.520 He says, nope, here's reality.
00:30:33.160 It's really, and this is actually good news for the culture.
00:30:35.320 We're going to have to sign off.
00:30:36.080 But before we do that, I do want to point out, this is a good thing.
00:30:40.060 This is the last gasps of a sick culture.
00:30:43.320 The tide is turning.
00:30:44.380 The left has nothing left.
00:30:46.320 Worldwide, Italy has just elected a government that wants to deal with this craziness.
00:30:51.820 With the craziness, the illogic of open borders, for instance.
00:30:55.160 And it's actually sort of what we would call bipartisan.
00:30:57.660 There's this right-wing party, the Movimento Cinque, I'm sorry, the Lega party.
00:31:02.760 And then this sort of left-wing party, the Movimento Cinque Stelle.
00:31:06.260 And they've formed this coalition government.
00:31:08.480 Matteo Salvini is the interior minister there.
00:31:11.380 And he turned away a ship of so-called refugees, the M.S. Aquarius.
00:31:16.580 And these aren't refugees who were just off the coast of Calabria and they pulled them on shore.
00:31:21.720 These boats would go and prowl the Libyan coast and find anybody who was, you know,
00:31:26.200 sitting in a tube drinking a daiquiri, probably not exactly doing that,
00:31:29.860 but who were very close to the Libyan coast and pick them up and bring them to Europe.
00:31:33.180 And they get to stay in Europe.
00:31:34.940 And Italy has to deal with all of that.
00:31:36.460 It doesn't make any sense.
00:31:38.100 There are 1.26 billion people in Africa.
00:31:40.660 Is Italy going to absorb over a billion people?
00:31:43.500 I don't think so.
00:31:45.660 By the way, this got shock and indignation all around Europe.
00:31:49.760 Germany was horrified.
00:31:51.420 France, Macron was horrified.
00:31:53.180 Oh no, this is terrible.
00:31:54.400 What could happen?
00:31:55.680 Meanwhile, by the way, as Angela Merkel is so shocked and horrified by this,
00:31:59.680 the German interior minister, Horst Seehofer, who's the head of Bavaria's Christian social union,
00:32:06.780 actually called up Salvini and congratulated him.
00:32:08.880 He said, oh, thank you for having common sense and finally turning this away.
00:32:12.540 Salvini said to Macron, he said, oh, if you're so upset about this,
00:32:15.760 how about you take all these refugees for years and years and years?
00:32:18.720 Macron hasn't responded yet.
00:32:20.120 And 60% of Italians support this policy because there is a turning,
00:32:24.820 not just in the United States, but worldwide.
00:32:26.740 It's working.
00:32:27.560 How bad in the United States?
00:32:28.680 Trump's popularity, mainstream media breathlessly reporting,
00:32:31.980 the poor little kids being ripped out, making up total fake news
00:32:35.380 with regard to the Obama administration.
00:32:37.760 Trump's popularity hits an all-time high, 45%.
00:32:40.400 Amidst all of this, all-time high, 45%.
00:32:44.260 There's a top Democrat candidate running for Congress in West Virginia.
00:32:48.300 His name's Richard Ojeda.
00:32:50.180 He's campaigning on this line, I voted for Trump.
00:32:53.720 That's one of his campaign lines.
00:32:55.740 Top Democrat prospect is saying, I voted for Trump.
00:32:58.920 Please vote for me.
00:32:59.680 Really, really good news for the culture.
00:33:01.360 We've got even more good news for the culture.
00:33:03.560 We've got to talk about Chris Pratt.
00:33:04.980 We've got to get our daily World Cup update.
00:33:08.160 And we've got to talk about the Rosenbergs,
00:33:10.120 America executing Soviet spies back when we had a spine.
00:33:13.060 But I've got to say goodbye to Facebook and YouTube.
00:33:16.320 I'm sorry, folks, but it's all right.
00:33:17.900 You'll get to come back later and see the conversation
00:33:19.800 with the big boss, Ben Shapiro.
00:33:21.900 That's coming up soon.
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00:33:26.480 $10 a month, $100 for an annual membership.
00:33:29.200 None of that matters.
00:33:30.520 This is what matters.
00:33:31.540 Because the mainstream media, they are losing their minds.
00:33:33.760 They are Lou Costello.
00:33:34.920 Why are they running all this?
00:33:37.660 And, oh, wow.
00:33:41.280 Wow, that tastes like 45% approval ratings, doesn't it?
00:33:44.860 It really does.
00:33:45.940 Go to dailywire.com.
00:33:46.920 We'll be right back.
00:33:58.660 You didn't watch the MTV Movie Awards last night?
00:34:01.180 I'm shocked.
00:34:01.900 If you missed it, here's all you need to see from it.
00:34:04.700 This being the Generation Award, I'm going to cut to the chase
00:34:07.360 and I'm going to speak to you, the next generation, okay?
00:34:10.500 I accept the responsibility as your elder, so listen up.
00:34:15.280 You have a soul.
00:34:18.000 Be careful with it.
00:34:19.240 God is real.
00:34:22.280 God loves you.
00:34:24.760 God wants the best for you.
00:34:27.120 Believe that.
00:34:28.160 I do.
00:34:28.760 I do.
00:34:28.820 Learn to pray.
00:34:33.060 It's easy and it's so good for your soul.
00:34:36.980 And finally, number nine, nobody is perfect.
00:34:40.800 People are going to tell you you're perfect just the way you are.
00:34:43.280 You're not.
00:34:45.020 You are imperfect.
00:34:46.900 You always will be.
00:34:48.060 But there is a powerful force that designed you that way.
00:34:51.960 And if you're willing to accept that, you will have grace.
00:34:55.460 And grace is a gift.
00:34:56.440 And like the freedom that we enjoy in this country,
00:34:59.620 that grace was paid for with somebody else's blood,
00:35:02.440 do not forget it.
00:35:04.600 Don't take it for granted.
00:35:07.660 God bless you.
00:35:09.160 Please get home safely.
00:35:10.700 Thank you.
00:35:12.860 Preach.
00:35:13.660 Preach, Chris.
00:35:14.820 Chris from Governor of California.
00:35:17.080 I mean, what a wonderful speech from Chris Pratt, a movie star.
00:35:20.940 And we're finally hearing that.
00:35:22.240 And you heard, by the way, when he said God exists, there's a cheer.
00:35:24.760 There was a huge amount of applause in the audience.
00:35:27.520 This is, I really think we're turning a corner here.
00:35:30.400 I really think that the more they turn up this hysteria, it's because they're losing.
00:35:34.660 The left is losing after so long.
00:35:37.320 They aren't making.
00:35:38.300 And so, thank goodness we have political leaders who are willing to stand firm and say,
00:35:42.800 nope, we're not going to have open borders.
00:35:44.580 We're not going.
00:35:45.520 No.
00:35:46.300 You failed.
00:35:47.480 Your policy failed.
00:35:48.740 Your policy is morally idiotic.
00:35:50.340 We are going to protect our country.
00:35:53.480 And stand firm against that.
00:35:55.100 It doesn't matter.
00:35:55.900 It's just like a little, they're just bubbling all their anger, but it's because they're losing.
00:36:00.880 And then on the culture, you've got guys like Chris Pratt coming up.
00:36:03.560 You've got the Generation Award, right?
00:36:05.140 He comes up and he says, all right, here's my advice, kiddos.
00:36:08.340 God is real.
00:36:09.300 You have a soul and protect it.
00:36:10.580 And you better pray.
00:36:11.320 And you're not perfect.
00:36:12.720 And when people try to affirm you, because that was clearly a shot at this self-empowerment,
00:36:19.140 self-esteem movement, daily affirmation kind of culture that we're in now, where they say,
00:36:25.380 you're perfect.
00:36:25.980 Don't change.
00:36:26.600 You're wonderful the way you are.
00:36:27.920 Chris Pratt says, no, you're not.
00:36:29.180 You're obviously imperfect.
00:36:31.040 And grace abounds because you're imperfect.
00:36:33.400 Beautiful, beautiful stuff.
00:36:34.620 And really gives you hope for the culture.
00:36:36.220 Something else gives me hope for the culture, too.
00:36:38.740 This is really important.
00:36:39.760 And so I don't know if you've been following this.
00:36:43.660 We've mentioned soccer on the show in the last couple of days.
00:36:46.620 You probably haven't seen it.
00:36:47.540 We haven't made a big deal about it.
00:36:48.880 But we've brought up the World Cup a little bit.
00:36:51.000 And so all the girls in the office, all the girls in the office and Paul Bois are pretending
00:36:55.700 to like soccer right now.
00:36:57.460 And it's very frustrating and somewhat amusing because nobody can name any soccer players
00:37:03.480 ever.
00:37:03.920 But they're like kind of hot or something.
00:37:05.500 I don't know, right?
00:37:06.040 And it's very fashionable to like soccer now.
00:37:08.120 So you might have seen me, Alicia and I were sniping at each other on Twitter this morning
00:37:13.020 and she sent me an article.
00:37:14.220 She said, see, this is from Deadline.
00:37:16.380 And the headline from Deadline is Fox Sports scores viewership record with Mexico's World
00:37:22.140 Cup win and Brazil tie with Swiss.
00:37:25.480 And I got very upset when I saw that.
00:37:26.980 I got very depressed.
00:37:27.840 I thought, oh, the culture's over.
00:37:29.160 Doesn't matter about Chris Pratt.
00:37:30.280 Doesn't matter that we're closing up our border.
00:37:32.660 It's not.
00:37:33.100 It's over, right?
00:37:33.960 But then I looked a little more closely.
00:37:35.520 I said, viewership record, Fox Sports, that, a World Cup game is the biggest audience they
00:37:41.620 ever drew.
00:37:42.220 And I realized they left a couple words out of that.
00:37:45.400 They left out a soccer game record.
00:37:48.220 So it must be in brackets.
00:37:49.500 Fox Sports scores viewership.
00:37:51.800 Soccer game record with Mexico's blah, blah, blah.
00:37:54.380 So the game had four and a half million viewers.
00:37:58.120 To put that into context, Super Bowl 44 had 114.4 million viewers.
00:38:04.440 So about 3.9% of the viewership of the Super Bowl watched this record-setting World Cup game
00:38:12.420 25 times, more than 25 times as many people as watched that record-setting World Cup game
00:38:18.540 watched Super Bowl 44.
00:38:19.840 The Oscars 2018, that was an all-time low in ratings, all-time low in viewership, still
00:38:26.060 got over 26 million people.
00:38:27.940 So the worst, lowest-rated Oscars ever got six times as many viewers as the record-setting
00:38:34.700 World Cup game.
00:38:35.580 The average NFL game gets 14.9 million viewers.
00:38:39.620 That is the average NFL game.
00:38:42.900 The lowest-rated of last season was about 8 million, a little over, like 8.1 million,
00:38:47.280 and the highest was almost 26 million, compared to 4.5 million for the record-setting World
00:38:52.560 Cup game.
00:38:53.620 Oh, thank goodness.
00:38:54.820 Oh, thank goodness.
00:38:55.600 But this does show you something, by the way.
00:38:57.460 The deadline, headline, which we're seeing in a lot of places, you know, record-setting
00:39:02.700 viewership is way, way up.
00:39:04.740 It's just propaganda.
00:39:06.240 There is a concerted effort among the media to get Americans to like soccer.
00:39:11.140 And they're not even hiding it.
00:39:12.120 They write articles all the time that say, you should like soccer.
00:39:14.300 Here's why you should watch soccer.
00:39:15.480 I talked about this on the Andrew Klavan Show the other day.
00:39:18.020 But it's fake news.
00:39:19.380 Thank goodness.
00:39:20.200 It gives me hope for the culture as I lose half of my audience.
00:39:23.480 Finally, we only have a few minutes left, but I do want to wrap up on this day in history.
00:39:27.560 Because on this day in history, the United States government fried a couple of Soviet spies
00:39:32.480 who are directly responsible for killing American soldiers.
00:39:35.980 I speak, of course, of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed by the government on this day
00:39:42.300 in history in 1953.
00:39:43.680 This is an important case, not really because of the Rosenbergs, but because of what it means
00:39:49.320 for the left in America and our national conversation, as we always call it.
00:39:53.860 So Julius was, he worked in the Army Signal Corps Engineering Laboratory.
00:39:58.620 And he was, you know, working around this laboratory on important projects, right, at a time when the
00:40:04.820 United States is developing atomic bombs and fighting major wars and, you know, really trying to
00:40:11.220 get an edge on our opponents, but not only in the Axis powers, but also after our alliance
00:40:17.180 with Russia and he was fired when it was discovered that he was a member of the Communist Party.
00:40:23.680 So for years, his co-defendant, Morten Sobel, said that he was innocent.
00:40:29.320 The Rosenbergs' children said the parents were innocent.
00:40:31.820 They were innocent.
00:40:32.340 They talked for decades.
00:40:33.620 And the American left defended them for decades and decades and decades until 2008, when old
00:40:38.900 Morty Sobel admitted they were all guilty.
00:40:41.720 They were all spies.
00:40:42.860 They were spies for the Soviet Union.
00:40:45.340 The left insisted for a whole half century.
00:40:47.880 They're martyrs.
00:40:48.920 They were martyrs from the government, which is repressive and trying to put down dissent
00:40:53.640 and was trying to shut up left-wing voices.
00:40:56.820 And they unjustly killed these innocent people with trumped up charges.
00:41:00.880 Nope.
00:41:01.160 Turns out that was all fake.
00:41:02.420 And I bet a lot of you in high school learned that the Rosenbergs were killed unjustly, that
00:41:06.900 it was a setup, that there's no evidence that they were really spies.
00:41:13.200 This still persists.
00:41:14.580 In 2008, their co-conspirator admitted, we tried to pass on nuclear technology to the
00:41:20.800 Soviets, nuclear secrets, and they did pass on other secrets.
00:41:25.100 In 2015, the New York City Council, under Bolshevik Mayor Bill de Blasio, honored Ethel Rosenberg
00:41:31.780 for her great bravery.
00:41:32.820 We know for a fact that she passed on secrets to the Soviets.
00:41:39.500 We know that Ethel, by the way, according to many historians, hid money.
00:41:44.020 She hid espionage paraphernalia for her husband.
00:41:46.360 She acted as an intermediary between the Soviets and her husband.
00:41:49.760 She was present at many meetings.
00:41:51.880 We know all of this.
00:41:53.020 And yet, there's a study by the historian Larry Schweickart, who's at the University of
00:41:56.780 Dayton, that showed that very few textbooks admit that the Rosenbergs are guilty.
00:42:02.820 The vast majority of textbooks say, oh, they were innocent.
00:42:06.680 Or, this is another trick they use, they say, oh, it's controversial.
00:42:09.940 It was a controversial decision.
00:42:11.760 You hear this, oh, Donald Trump's policy at the border is controversial.
00:42:14.840 Why is it controversial?
00:42:16.840 It was passed by Democrats.
00:42:18.460 It was signed into law two administrations ago.
00:42:20.980 It was enforced at various times.
00:42:23.140 What's controversial?
00:42:23.840 It's like the opposite of controversial, right?
00:42:25.980 But they use that to cast doubt.
00:42:27.580 The Columbia professor, Eric Foner, said until very recently, he said, they were prosecuted,
00:42:33.860 the Rosenbergs, out of a determined effort to root out dissent, to shatter careers and
00:42:38.680 suppress civil liberties.
00:42:40.000 No, they were just commie spies.
00:42:41.780 They were just communist spies.
00:42:43.140 The Rosenbergs tried to give the Soviets top secret information from the Manhattan Project.
00:42:48.200 They did hand over top military data on sonar and radar.
00:42:51.760 That information led directly to the Russians shooting down U.S. planes in the Korean conflict
00:42:57.560 in the Vietnam War.
00:42:58.960 That led directly to that.
00:43:00.460 Rosenbergs have blood on their hands.
00:43:02.540 They did the same thing with Alger Hiss, by the way, the American left.
00:43:05.680 Alger Hiss was a State Department official.
00:43:07.840 He helped start the U.N.
00:43:09.520 And he was accused of being a communist spy.
00:43:13.040 He was accused by Whitaker Chambers, another ex-communist party member,
00:43:17.560 and who admitted to spying himself, and nobody believed Chambers.
00:43:22.520 Everybody defended Hiss.
00:43:23.660 How dare you?
00:43:24.460 How dare you say this?
00:43:25.820 Really, only Richard Nixon came out and said, I believe Chambers.
00:43:30.180 I think Hiss is a dirty, rotten commie.
00:43:32.220 And finally, it turned out that Hiss was a communist.
00:43:34.760 And they never forgave Nixon for that.
00:43:36.400 That's why the left dogged him his entire career.
00:43:39.540 So the takeaway here is do not let the left get to you.
00:43:42.960 When we have our national conversations and they call you all manner of evil
00:43:47.100 and say terrible things about you,
00:43:49.280 slander from these people is a badge of honor.
00:43:51.960 It means you're doing something right.
00:43:53.420 Because it means that you're on to something.
00:43:55.640 It means that, you know, maybe you're getting a little too close for comfort.
00:43:59.320 And they will slander you and they'll try to destroy you.
00:44:01.760 But that's the point.
00:44:03.640 When the left is saying nice things about you,
00:44:05.300 you're probably doing something wrong.
00:44:07.200 Look at Jeb Bush right now.
00:44:09.120 Look at Mrs. Bush right now.
00:44:10.440 That's not the place where you want to be.
00:44:13.480 There are always those, you know, the Republican who Democrats,
00:44:17.080 who the left really likes,
00:44:18.520 the Republican who the New York Times really likes,
00:44:21.400 that guy's usually doing something wrong, right?
00:44:23.060 That's the evidence that you're doing something wrong.
00:44:24.720 Don't be that guy.
00:44:25.380 Don't let the left get to you.
00:44:26.860 And persevere in our national conversation,
00:44:29.760 knowing that nobody wants to have a conversation with you on the left.
00:44:33.700 They are trying to hit you.
00:44:34.920 Don't be naive.
00:44:35.740 We're supposed to be wise as serpents and innocent as doves.
00:44:38.740 Those squishy Republicans want to be wise as doves and innocent as serpents.
00:44:42.880 Don't do it, folks.
00:44:44.820 Keep your eyes peeled and look at reality square in the face
00:44:49.140 because we are winning the culture.
00:44:50.720 It's turning in our direction.
00:44:51.820 Okay, that's the show.
00:44:53.160 I will see you tomorrow.
00:44:54.520 We've got a lot of cool stuff coming up this week.
00:44:55.980 Make sure to get your mailbag questions in.
00:44:57.440 Tune in for the conversation later on today.
00:44:59.400 In the meantime, I'm Michael Knowles.
00:45:00.680 This is The Michael Knowles Show.
00:45:02.020 I'll see you tomorrow.
00:45:02.520 The Michael Knowles Show is produced by Senia Villareal.
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