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00:00:00.000 Is a new Republican law about to stop married women from voting?

00:00:05.880 Because that would be terrible, right? I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.

00:00:10.460 Welcome back to the show. Look at this smoke just kind of coming up, filling my room. I don't know.

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00:00:56.060 Stephen Colbert represents the American left in the bargaining stage of grief

00:01:00.380 for the new Trump administration. He's now begging the deep state to come in and stop Trump.

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00:02:38.060 triple flame lighter. You know who loves candles? Women. And you know who supposedly want people to

00:02:44.500 vote anymore because of a new law passed by Republicans in Congress? Women. That's right.

00:02:48.900 That's what you heard if you read Newsweek yesterday. The SAVE Act was passed by the

00:02:56.320 House. Obviously, still has to go through the Senate. The SAVE Act, Republicans are saying it's

00:03:01.800 just a way to protect the integrity of our elections. But Democrats and the establishment media, but I

00:03:07.700 repeat myself, they know the real story, which is that this is about stopping married women from voting.

00:03:12.120 Headline. Married women could be stopped from voting under the SAVE Act. That's a story by Sophie

00:03:20.440 Clark, USA Today. What is the SAVE Act? Here's what it could mean for married women and voting rights.

00:03:28.640 On and on. There are a number of, a Glamour magazine ran a piece titled,

00:03:32.160 The SAVE Act could stop millions of women from voting. Here's what you need to know.

00:03:37.240 Now, what does this legislation do? It says that you need to prove that you are who you say you are

00:03:45.200 to vote. That's all it says. This legislation passed by Republicans says you need to prove that

00:03:51.540 you're an eligible voter if you want to vote. This is basic stuff that any sensible country in the world

00:03:56.380 requires. The legislation further direct states to, quote, provide reasonable accommodations

00:04:05.200 for disabled Americans and applicants that have discrepancies on their documentation

00:04:09.360 due to a name change. So you see, this is where the Democrats are so good at this.

00:04:14.960 They find one little thing in a law that they can twist and pervert beyond all recognition and try to

00:04:22.120 pretend that that's the essence of the law. What they're saying is, look, if you have to prove that

00:04:27.420 you are an eligible voter in order to vote, then you need to provide some documentation of your

00:04:32.320 identity. However, if you're a married woman, sometimes you take your husband's name. You're

00:04:38.420 supposed to take your husband's name. And sometimes you don't update all of your documentation.

00:04:44.080 So what happens if Sally Smith marries Bobby Jones and now she's Sally Jones, but her ID still says Sally

00:04:52.040 Smith? Does she not get to vote anymore? No, I'll just use my own experience here. I have a wife.

00:05:01.240 She took my name. She stole votes just fine, even though she has to provide ID because we live in a

00:05:06.640 sensible state called Tennessee. Millions and millions of women take their husband's name when they get

00:05:13.120 married and have no problem getting some proof of who they are. It's not that hard. It's a little bit

00:05:19.860 of a headache. Maybe it takes a week or two, but it's not that hard. Furthermore, the way you know that this

00:05:25.580 story from Democrats is completely bogus. If Republicans were going to try to suppress the

00:05:33.060 vote of anyone, it would not be married women. We win married women. Maybe you could say

00:05:40.660 Republicans would prefer to suppress the vote of single women or something. Again, there's no

00:05:45.500 evidence that they actually want to do that. And by the way, we won 40% of women under the age of 30

00:05:50.460 in the 2024 election. So we probably wouldn't even want to do that. But the last group of women that

00:05:55.320 we would want to suppress from voting would be married women because married women vote Republican.

00:06:03.660 This is the headline should just be, hey, Republicans require that you actually be able

00:06:08.440 to vote in order to vote. Total nonsense, not even a plausible fear mongering campaign on its own

00:06:16.440 terms. So you can ignore that. Now, speaking of women, we turn to the latest allegation against

00:06:22.260 internet star Andrew Tate. Not because I care that much about the gossip about Andrew Tate,

00:06:27.940 but because of the political implications. Headline, Andrew Tate told woman, I'm debating whether to rape

00:06:33.960 you, court papers allege. Claims by four women are filed at high court, including of rape, coercive

00:06:41.040 control, and assault, and battery. I don't think anyone is denying that Andrew Tate has said things

00:06:51.400 like this and engaged in acts that look like this. There's this video of him smacking a woman and

00:06:57.820 screaming all sorts of things at her and branding them with his tattoo of his name and saying all

00:07:04.960 sorts of really disrespectful things like, I own you, I'm going to rape you or whatever.

00:07:10.980 There are all these, I don't think anyone, including Andrew Tate, denies that these things have been

00:07:16.380 said. The defense of the Tate is that it's all just kind of kinky. It's all totally consensual.

00:07:26.360 And in fairness, the woman who I guess made this allegation did go back and visit this guy for a

00:07:32.820 long time afterward. So it wasn't like he was lurking in a dark alleyway or something. And you

00:07:37.520 know, she kept going back and I guess was dating this guy or something like it. So I think that

00:07:44.140 that whole tit for tat totally misses the point here. One side says this, this man, when he was

00:07:50.980 smacking women and saying he owns them and wants to rape them and wants to beat them and when he,

00:07:57.080 that that was rape and assault. And then the other side says, no, no, no. When Andrew Tate

00:08:02.760 did all of those things, it was just consensual. It was like a kind of fun game. It was a role play.

00:08:07.780 It was kinky. It was all, he was just expressing his, you know, animalistic desires. And she was

00:08:14.260 on board with it too. Even if she said she wasn't, she was cool with it. And

00:08:17.340 the actual issue here is regardless of consent or not, I mean, it's a consent is a serious thing,

00:08:28.220 but it's not the only criterion of morality. The deeper issue is one should not have these desires.

00:08:37.540 Even if it was just like a kinky role-playing thing between a boyfriend and a girlfriend,

00:08:41.880 I'm a little skeptical of that. But even if that's what it was, the boyfriend should not want to beat

00:08:47.640 his girlfriend, even in a fantasy, even in a fun little role-playing game. The boyfriend should

00:08:57.340 not be titillated by saying things like, I own you, by saying degrading things to his girlfriend,

00:09:02.540 by putting his name as a tattoo on his girlfriend or hitting his, or any of those things. That should

00:09:09.040 not even be the sort of thing that one desires. Now, you can criticize Tate for all sorts of

00:09:18.520 reasons. If, however, you actually want to criticize Tate in a coherent way, then you need to go all the

00:09:26.180 way and say, okay, his very desires, regardless of whether or not these actions were consensual,

00:09:31.920 his very desires are wrong and perverse and need to be changed. They need to be sublimated so that

00:09:40.260 you take dark, low desires and sublimate them and point them in the right direction. That's what you

00:09:46.380 need to say. But many of Andrew Tate's critics will not do that because that has implications for all

00:09:51.720 other sorts of behaviors. If we are willing to establish that certain desires, certain sexual

00:09:57.720 desires are wrong and perverse and disordered, then we need to apply that evenly and across the

00:10:06.400 board and say, well, okay, how about you check in on your own desires? How about we check in on the

00:10:12.200 desires of our communities? How about we recognize that certain behaviors are better than others?

00:10:18.240 Having a loving marriage where you are open to the possibility of life, and when you do that thing

00:10:23.120 that married couples do, it's actually loving and produces children. That's actually better than

00:10:28.940 whips and chains or whatever. That's better than random hookups. That's better than strange

00:10:36.120 arrangements that involve three dudes, five chicks, and a billy goat or whatever modern people do today.

00:10:41.580 There are better and worse ways to engage with our sexuality, which is an important part of human

00:10:48.460 nature. There is such a thing as sexual ethics and morality, and we ought to encourage certain

00:10:54.380 behaviors and discourage others. That's what is underlying all of this Andrew Tate stuff.

00:10:59.300 Because if the debate just remains, hey, Andrew Tate did these depraved things and it wasn't

00:11:06.240 consensual versus Andrew Tate did these depraved things, but the girl was consenting, the debate's not

00:11:11.760 going to go anywhere. Because the people who recognize that this kinds of behavior is just

00:11:15.420 vile and despicable are going to say, well, the woman couldn't really consent because she was too

00:11:20.140 young, or she was too dumb, or she was too helpless, or she was too vulnerable, or she didn't speak the

00:11:24.640 right language, or whatever. You can find a million excuses, and they're all kind of somewhat persuasive,

00:11:29.460 but they're ultimately missing the point. The thing is, nobody, consensual or not, should be engaging in

00:11:36.900 this kind of behavior. Because the very notion of consent is problematic, to use a favorite term of

00:11:43.900 the left. The very notion of consent is problematic because when our wills become compromised by

00:11:50.020 ignorance or by vice and giving into temptation, then we can't really consent. Just like Hunter Biden

00:11:57.080 can't really consent to smoking the fifth crack pipe. He's an addict. He's compromised his intellect

00:12:03.980 and his will. Certainly his will, and by engaging in sin, that clouds his intellect.

00:12:08.660 So even the very notion of consent in a society that's convulsed by grave mortal sin all the time

00:12:16.200 is a dubious concept. You want to criticize Tate? Criticize Tate all day. But do it for the right

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00:13:52.740 from the UK and Romania to Germany. Great news coming out of Germany. The right-wing party,

00:13:58.780 Alternative for Deutschland, is now the most popular political party in Germany. You'll remember AFD,

00:14:05.640 the right-wing party there, did pretty well in the elections, the recent German elections,

00:14:09.600 but they're not governing. Well, there was a poll that just came out yesterday. Alternative for

00:14:15.460 Deutschland is not only popular, it is now the strongest party in Germany. Germany, like a lot of

00:14:21.720 European countries, unlike the United States, has more than two political parties. So to govern,

00:14:26.180 all these different political parties form coalitions and governments. And right now,

00:14:30.820 AFD is polling at 25% nationwide, which doesn't sound like a lot, but when you have a billion

00:14:35.920 political parties, that actually is a lot. CDU, the Christian Democratic Party, and CSU, the,

00:14:44.320 forget what that one stands for, I guess that's a little more socialist or something,

00:14:46.900 are both lagging. AFD, this is the first time in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany

00:14:55.500 that those parties are in second place to a party that is not the Social Democrats.

00:15:01.020 Now, the right-wing party is still not going to govern. And the reason it's not going to govern

00:15:05.260 is something that J.D. Vance was talking about when he scolded the Europeans at Munich,

00:15:08.640 namely that the Germans have a firewall against the far right. Again, I'm not convinced that Alternative

00:15:14.500 for Deutschland is the far right, because Alternative for Deutschland, rather than being

00:15:18.420 run by a fascist or an authoritarian or a monarchist or something, Alternative for Deutschland is run by

00:15:25.020 a lesbian libertarian who said that Hitler was a communist, famously in an interview with Elon Musk.

00:15:30.940 So it doesn't seem that far right to me. But in any case, the other parties in Germany say,

00:15:35.040 we will not work with this party. It's too far right. We're going to maintain our firewall.

00:15:39.100 We're not going to give the people what they want. And I guess my question for the German

00:15:43.960 government and for the European elites and elites even in our own country is,

00:15:47.420 how much longer can you keep that up? How much longer?

00:15:54.740 AFD keeps getting more popular. The right-wing, increasingly right-wing, seriously right-wing

00:16:01.400 populist parties that object to globalist liberal rule, they keep growing in popularity.

00:16:06.880 Brexit in the UK, the election and continued popularity of Viktor Orban in Hungary,

00:16:14.240 Georgia Maloney in Italy, strong moves from the Vox party and the right-wing in Spain,

00:16:20.160 AFD in Germany. It keeps growing growing. Donald Trump getting elected in 16. Donald Trump is

00:16:25.520 politically assassinated, almost literally assassinated after that. And yet he comes back

00:16:29.380 and serves a second non-consecutive term. I don't think you guys are going to be able to

00:16:34.240 maintain your firewall for very long. Certainly not forever. There is a persistent movement,

00:16:40.600 call it populist, call it nationalist, call it far right if you want. It is persistent. It is

00:16:45.640 growing in popularity, not just here, but around the West. It is growing for a reason in response to

00:16:51.840 real political problems like mass migration, like dying societies that don't have babies, don't make

00:16:58.840 families. Social problems that have been caused by the liberal elites that we conservatives now want

00:17:05.700 to supplant. It's not just a blip. It's not just a little fever that people had in 2016. Okay,

00:17:12.640 but we just got to get over this hump and then we can go back to globalist liberal rule.

00:17:16.360 This shows no sign of stopping. Now, speaking of attempting to stop certain ideas, back in our

00:17:25.340 own country, Immigration and Customs Enforcement just posted an infographic, posted a little

00:17:33.140 advertisement, and then took it down from social media very quickly because it caught a lot of flack.

00:17:38.940 The infographic says, if it crosses the U.S. border illegally, it is our job to stop it.

00:17:44.380 And what's listed is people, money, products, ideas. And the fourth one is the one that got them in

00:17:55.460 trouble. No reasonable person thinks that we shouldn't stop people from crossing our border

00:18:00.440 who shouldn't be allowed to cross. The face tattooed Mexican gangsters. Okay. Money. Yeah,

00:18:06.220 we don't want criminal cartel money crossing our border. Certainly not. We got to know the money

00:18:10.860 that's crossing our border. Products. You know, fentanyl. Guns. All sorts of drugs. Even going

00:18:20.240 back to people, you know, human beings were being smuggled across, which happens a lot for

00:18:23.880 sex slavery and other kinds of nefarious activities. But then the fourth one, ideas.

00:18:29.420 That's what caught all the flack from all the libs. And I'm sorry to say ICE pulled it down.

00:18:33.320 And the assistant secretary for public affairs over at ICE said in a statement,

00:18:39.060 that post was sent without proper approval and should not have been shared. Ideas should have

00:18:43.720 said intellectual property. Respectfully to DHS, they should have kept it up. We do need to stop

00:18:52.700 ideas, certain ideas from crossing our border. There's nothing shocking about that. Nothing

00:18:56.160 authoritarian. That's just how nations operate. Think about during the Cold War. The U.S. and the

00:19:01.100 Soviet Union were constantly trying to propagandize into each other's country. And we had agencies of

00:19:07.800 the government designed to stop that propaganda from entering into the country. There are plenty

00:19:11.840 of ideas I don't want entering into the country. I mean, when we say that we want to stop radical

00:19:18.420 jihadis from entering into our country, members of ISIS have crossed our border into the country

00:19:23.980 illegally. Okay. Why do we want to stop that? We want to stop that in part so that they don't commit

00:19:28.400 acts of violence. We also want to stop that because we don't want their ideas spreading.

00:19:33.540 There are ideas that should be excluded. There are ideas that we're opposed to.

00:19:38.140 William F. Buckley Jr., as urbane a conservative as ever there was, famously said on his public

00:19:43.520 affairs show in 1966 that he's an epistemological optimist. We can come to certain conclusions. We

00:19:49.880 can make certain exclusions. There's no reason to protect the liberties of a Nazi or a communist.

00:19:54.680 First, at the very least, at the level of those ideas, we don't need to let communism into our

00:19:59.080 country. That was true in the Cold War. It's true now. We don't need to let Nazism into our country.

00:20:02.840 We don't need to let jihadism into our country. Why do we need those ideas? But it's because it sounds

00:20:08.280 very illiberal to say we're going to stop ideas. And so DHS spins it, says, well, it should mean

00:20:14.960 intellectual property. No, it should mean ideas. It's okay. We don't need to apologize to the libs

00:20:19.960 for basic enforcement of our border. We don't need to kowtow and pretend to. We're the real

00:20:26.380 liberals. Actually, no, we totally support the free. I don't support the total free exchange of ideas

00:20:31.060 from a bunch of face-tattooed Satan-worshipping gangsters. Not at all. We can know things. We

00:20:36.700 can make exclusions. We know what we believe. And if your mind is too open, your brain is going to fall

00:20:42.000 out. It's all right. Stand firm, guys. Don't worry. People are on your side. DHS doesn't need to be

00:20:48.400 making any apologies. Now, speaking of foreign invasions, President Trump is serious about

00:20:56.940 taking Greenland. People thought he was joking on the campaign trail when he said, we want Greenland.

00:21:02.400 Look, maybe we'll annex Greenland. We're going to buy it from Denmark. Maybe we'll invade.

00:21:06.940 And everyone thought he was kind of joking. He is not joking. President Trump said,

00:21:12.380 we need Greenland for national security, even international security. And we're working with

00:21:16.640 everybody involved to try and get it. One way or another, we're going to get it.

00:21:22.680 Remember, we are the United States of America. We've been looking at Greenland as a strategic

00:21:26.180 spot and trying to acquire it since the middle of the 19th century. This has been a priority of

00:21:31.340 the State Department for over 150 years. Truman tried to get it after World War II. This is nothing

00:21:36.560 new, nothing crazy from Trump. And the New York Times is reporting that one way we might get it

00:21:40.740 is through financial incentives. So right now, Denmark gives $600 million in subsidies to Greenland

00:21:48.540 every year. And so one idea, according to the New York Times, that Trump is floating is just

00:21:55.480 replacing that annual payment with about $10,000 per Greenlander. A lot of money, but we're a rich

00:22:02.460 country. What is this about? According to Mike Waltz, the national security advisor, this is about

00:22:08.920 critical minerals. This is about natural resources, rare earth minerals, copper, gold, uranium, oil,

00:22:15.500 especially as we're starting this trade war with China, especially as global conflicts seem to be

00:22:21.520 growing in their seriousness and extent. Chinese soldiers being caught allegedly fighting with Russia

00:22:29.740 in Ukraine, obviously the Israel-Gaza conflict. What's interesting about this story to me is not

00:22:38.060 just that America is going to acquire some Eskimos. It's not just that it's going to be a great way to

00:22:43.340 just trap America's evil top hat so we can make Canada the 51st state. It's not any of this kind

00:22:47.540 of funny stuff. It's that we need Greenland because it's strategic land and it has natural resources.

00:22:55.580 And that's why we want it. And that's the whole reason that we want it. We don't want it to

00:23:01.740 liberate the Greenlanders from their oppressive Danish overlords. We don't want it to spread

00:23:07.260 democracy abroad and so that we can have a new Madisonian spring in the Arctic. We want it because

00:23:14.940 the land is important and because they have copper. And we forget in our highly ideological age,

00:23:22.320 highly liberal ideological modernity, especially after fighting one of the most clearly ideological

00:23:28.640 wars ever fought. That would be the Cold War between liberalism and communism.

00:23:36.480 Before that, the Second World War, which was this weird hodgepodge of initially liberalism versus

00:23:42.060 Nazism, fascism, and communism. And then eventually the communists switched sides and it was liberalism

00:23:47.760 and communism versus Nazism and fascism. And we can think of those things ideologically.

00:23:52.480 There is no ideology in the acquisition of Greenland. And by the way, most wars in history

00:23:58.780 have been fought for these kinds of reasons. Most wars in history have not been fought for ideology.

00:24:05.900 Most wars in history have not been fought for the spread of an idea in an abstract that will

00:24:12.360 melt away borders and change the way that human nature works. Most wars in history have been fought

00:24:19.380 for like that hill over there and because I want access to that sea and because that guy has a lot

00:24:25.440 of copper. That's it. And what we are seeing, this is one of the hallmarks of the Trump era and just

00:24:31.740 kind of waking up from the dream of the Cold War and that brief post-Cold War era of the 1990s when

00:24:37.160 we thought the world was flat and history had ended. We're seeing a return to normal. Return to

00:24:43.680 normal people behaving in the normal ways. You know, none of the weird like drag queen story hour

00:24:48.520 stuff. We're seeing a return to normal people wanting normal immigration policies, not just

00:24:54.260 completely open borders. A return to normal people caring about their communities, not just global

00:24:59.380 trade in the abstract, and a return to normal conflicts. History remains undefeated. Human

00:25:07.400 nature remains undefeated. Ideology goes down. We want the copper. There's so much more to say.

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00:26:40.760 My favorite comment yesterday, this one was picked by the producers, so I don't know if this

00:26:46.320 is going to be my favorite, we'll see. It's from Voltron, RIP to the Chinese advisor who

00:26:50.840 told Chairman Xi that retaliatory tariffs were a good idea. Maybe. It remains to be seen. China

00:26:59.200 might do very well in this. I understand the American spin right now is, yeah, we totally

00:27:04.580 destroyed China. Like, ha ha, it's over. This is not over. This trade war is just beginning.

00:27:09.980 We'll probably win. We're still much stronger than China, and Trump is a very good president.

00:27:14.940 So we'll probably win. But don't underestimate the Chinese, and don't think this is over.

00:27:19.140 This 90-day pause with the tariffs, this is the beginning of a long, long negotiation.

00:27:24.660 Now, speaking of Trump initiatives, RFK Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services,

00:27:30.080 says that he intends to root out the autism epidemic in a matter of months.

00:27:39.680 The autism rates have gone from now most recent numbers, we think, are going to be about 1 in 31,

00:27:46.080 from 1 in 12, so they're going up again from 1 in 10,000 when I was a kid. And we are going

00:27:57.400 at your direction. We are going to know by September. We've launched a massive testing and research

00:28:06.080 effort that's going to involve hundreds of scientists from around the world. By September,

00:28:11.080 we will know what has caused the autism epidemic, and we'll be able to eliminate those exposures.

00:28:17.800 Oh, man, the arrows are going to fly against RFK for this one. The libs hate it when RFK talks about

00:28:24.880 autism, because sometimes RFK links autism to vaccines, and they really don't want RFK to talk

00:28:31.260 about vaccines. I was just speaking with Secretary Kennedy at the White House, what was it, two weeks

00:28:35.940 ago or something. And I was sitting down with him. He was engaged. He was giving me perfectly good

00:28:40.860 answers. But then right at the end, I said, hey, by the way, you've advocated against vaccines for

00:28:45.520 years and years. Is anything going to change about vaccines on your watch? And that was when he got

00:28:51.540 really animated, and he said everything is going to change. And that statement alone made international

00:28:56.100 headlines. And it's clear that he really cares about this. I guess we should say it's three separate

00:29:00.980 issues. He cares about vaccines, and he's skeptical of the safety of vaccines. He cares about the

00:29:08.720 autism rate spiking. And he has said in the past that he thinks there's a link between vaccines and

00:29:13.060 autism. And people lose their minds when he says this. But it's just a fact. In 1966, the autism rate

00:29:22.720 was 1 in 2,500. In the year 2000, the autism rate was 1 in 150. 1 in 2,500 kids diagnosed with autism

00:29:34.440 versus 1 in 150. That is an insane spike. 2020, 1 in 36 kids diagnosed with autism or some disorder on

00:29:46.000 the autism spectrum. 1 in 36? That is an insane increase. So this could be one of three things.

00:29:57.080 It could mean that the autism diagnoses are dubious. It could mean that a lot of these autism diagnoses

00:30:07.020 are just fake. And kids being a little bit weird doesn't mean that they have autism. That's one thing

00:30:12.720 it could mean. It could mean, on the flip side, that autism was just underdiagnosed 50, 60 years ago.

00:30:19.800 And we used to say that people were just a little bit weird, a little bit odd, a little eccentric. And

00:30:23.460 now we say that they have autism, and we medicate them. And maybe it could be that. Or it could be

00:30:29.320 that the spike in autism is real. And it could be that the spike in autism is real and caused by

00:30:37.940 vaccines. And it could be that it's real and caused by something else. I know it sounds like I just

00:30:43.600 listed more than three options here. But I guess I'm lumping in the fake diagnoses, the overdiagnoses,

00:30:51.320 now the underdiagnoses back then. I'm lumping that all in one category. Could be that the autism spike

00:30:57.060 is not real. Or it's real and caused by the vax. Or it's real and caused by something else.

00:31:04.280 In any of those three big buckets, wouldn't you want to know, why are the libs so afraid

00:31:11.260 of RFK answering that question? Is it because they think he'll be sloppy with the science?

00:31:16.900 He's got great scientists working for him. And you can analyze the studies, and you don't need to take

00:31:21.740 HHS at its word. But why not look into it? Isn't it a problem? If one in 36 kids seriously has

00:31:28.440 autism now compared to one in 2,500 60 years ago, isn't that a problem? Don't you want to kind of

00:31:33.700 fix that? If there is an issue with vaccine safety, don't you want to fix that too? If it is something

00:31:40.220 else and it's not the vaccines, don't you want to find that out so that you can tell people,

00:31:43.180 go get the vaccines. There's no problem. Forget about this autism thing. Autism is actually caused by

00:31:48.440 drinking too much Diet Coke or something. I don't know. You would want to know that.

00:31:53.280 The only thing that raises my eyebrow about all of this, because I think it could be any one of

00:31:57.060 these answers, the only thing that raises my eyebrow is the vitriol with which some people,

00:32:03.320 certainly in the pharmaceutical industry, but even just in the establishment, the broad kind of

00:32:07.620 liberal consensus, the vitriol with which they consider this question at all. Now, speaking of

00:32:14.740 statistics, good news and bad news. Good news, I guess, is that the market is up right now,

00:32:21.500 at least a little bit. Bad news is the market was down a bunch yesterday. The market had been up

00:32:27.320 before that. And well, here's some more bad news. A hedge fund founder, Mark Spitznagel, what a name,

00:32:34.080 predicts that the market will be down 80% when this is all over. When all the tariff stuff shakes out,

00:32:40.720 that the market's going to be down 80%. It's going to be a lot lower than it is today.

00:32:45.720 This guy is the founder and chief investment officer of Universa Investments. He thinks that

00:32:53.300 the little bumps have been kind of a trap, according to his commentary in MarketWatch.

00:32:58.500 And Universa, his hedge fund, did return 4,144% in the first quarter of 2020 when the market crashed

00:33:06.100 over COVID. So the guy, he's got a pretty good track record. And he says, we're not even close

00:33:11.980 to out of the woods. And that's how I feel about it. I mentioned this yesterday when I was hating

00:33:16.500 to say I told you so. And I said, look, everyone has been making these stupid predictions and making

00:33:22.660 all this stupid tea reading analysis, magic eight ball stuff of what exactly what Trump was doing.

00:33:27.980 Either Trump was just a total bumbling idiot and he had no idea what he was doing. And thankfully,

00:33:32.060 the free traders swooped in and saved the day. Or Trump was playing 5D chess and all along he wanted

00:33:37.960 to just spook every country on earth, including the penguin islands that don't have any people on

00:33:41.980 it. But he was really going to get rid of all of those tariffs or at least most of them and just

00:33:45.020 go after China and all, it's just nonsense. Only one man told you the truth, which is that

00:33:52.160 no one has any idea what these tariffs are about. No one, including top administration officials,

00:33:59.820 no one. Trump's big political strength is unpredictability. It's one of his big political

00:34:04.320 strengths. And you don't know. The market doesn't know. China doesn't know. Cabinet secretaries

00:34:10.960 don't know. So you don't know, Mr. Economist. You don't know, Mr. Pundit. I was talking to a

00:34:16.380 friend of mine yesterday and he said, you know, Michael, thanks for saying I don't know. And no one

00:34:20.640 knows because he said on my list of people that I trust to make predictions, I have, let's say,

00:34:26.240 meteorologists, shaman witch doctors on the west coast of Africa, people who conduct seances and

00:34:37.220 psychic readings. And then just below that are economists and all of these kind of market pundits.

00:34:43.020 So give me a break. Okay. But just gear up. I mean, this is when I say let Trump cook,

00:34:48.780 recognize you don't know what's going on. I'm also trying to manage expectations here

00:34:53.180 for the White House and for people who are worried about their 401ks going up and down.

00:34:58.120 This thing is just beginning. We're not, it's not just, oh, good, the market's back up. Okay.

00:35:02.160 Oh, boy. All right. We got out of that. That was a rough week, wasn't it?

00:35:06.380 We are in a trade war with China.

00:35:10.660 We are so far from being out of the woods that you don't even, like, stop checking your portfolio.

00:35:16.740 This is a serious financial issue that could partake of a global conflict. We might already

00:35:26.640 be in a global conflict. Why are there Chinese soldiers fighting in Ukraine?

00:35:30.220 Some people are getting real desperate here. Okay. Stephen Colbert would be one representing

00:35:34.960 the liberal establishment in a perfect way. Goes on his show, allegedly. Does anyone watch that show

00:35:42.000 anymore? Does anybody watch the late night left wing comedy shows on network TV? I just see clips

00:35:49.540 on Twitter occasionally. In any case, I saw this clip on Twitter, X, of Stephen Colbert begging the

00:35:56.400 deep state to stop Trump. One bit of good news coming out of this. It's all pretty solid proof that

00:36:02.280 there is no deep state. Because if there was, they would have stopped this. Okay. But if they do exist,

00:36:10.260 I just want to say to the cabal of financial and governmental elites who pull all the strings

00:36:15.240 behind the scenes, maybe put a pause on your 5G chip JFK Jr. adrenochrome chem trail orgy and jump

00:36:23.100 in here because we're f***ing dying. Okay. We're not dying. I don't know. He's maybe worried that his

00:36:29.880 portfolio went up and down a little bit or something. But this is a joke, right? He's saying the proof that

00:36:34.980 there is no deep state that has power is that they're not doing anything to stop Trump from

00:36:39.660 roiling the markets. But in every joke, there's just a little bit of truth, isn't there? Is there

00:36:45.460 ever a joke with that? Any little bit of truth in there? I don't think so. This to me is a mask off

00:36:51.260 moment for the American left, perfectly embodied by Stephen Colbert as establishment glib lib as it

00:36:57.540 comes. And it reminds me of the mask off moment we saw from Bill Kristol, the formerly right wing

00:37:03.120 pundit and government staffer and magazine editor who's become a left winger in his

00:37:08.920 old age. And Bill Kristol said the same thing in 2016. He said, between the deep state and the Trump

00:37:14.360 state, give me the deep state. And we know that there is such a thing as a deep state, meaning

00:37:18.740 a bureaucracy that opposes the duly elected people because the liberals themselves cheered it on

00:37:25.040 in 2016. When the FBI and the DOJ were spying on Trump's campaign, trying to undermine Trump's

00:37:30.900 administration, trying to set the stage for him to be impeached, colluding with the Democrats and

00:37:38.660 ironically, the Russians and Russian intelligence to cook up that ridiculous dossier. No one denies

00:37:42.880 that stuff. So it is real. And I think Stephen Colbert's plea here, and I think Bill Kristol's plea in

00:37:48.080 2016 are real too. It's the establishment liberals saying, hey, please, deep state. Hey,

00:37:54.880 please, entrenched interests. Hey, please, oligarchs. Please undo the expressed desires of the people.

00:38:02.580 Yeah, okay, we get it. Trump won the popular vote. But please undo that. Okay. All right. Look,

00:38:12.520 that is an honest point of view. I don't think it's going to play well in Peoria. I don't think it's

00:38:17.640 going to play well in the next presidential election. But that's kind of where they're at.

00:38:23.780 Please. That is totally sincere. Please, deep state, whatever you're doing, please undo what

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00:40:22.800 free with a qualifying plan. Take it away. Michael, you've talked before about men asking permission

00:40:31.620 from their wives. You've talked a lot about women wanting to work from the home or not work from the

00:40:38.200 home, stay with their kids at home. You've talked about these two things, but separately, I feel like

00:40:43.220 they're one issue. So for instance, if a man sees that his wife desires to be home with the kids,

00:40:49.420 but she has worries about the finances, that it's the man's responsibility to be able to look at that

00:40:54.320 logically, look at the money and be able to tell her, well, we have to lose X, Y, Z, but also

00:41:00.320 we can and we should because not only do you have a passion for this, but also it would be the best

00:41:06.900 thing for our kids. What do you think of that idea, marriage? Thanks for all you do.

00:41:15.300 Oh, that's a really good description of a healthy marriage, which is you're saying, look, the man

00:41:23.580 should not be a tyrant. So like, you get back in the kitchen, woman. You know, I mean, every so often

00:41:28.520 I scream that at Elisa, but it's very, very rare. Most of my toddlers scream that actually, but you

00:41:32.500 know, the man is not a tyrant just pushing his way around all day long. Likewise, the man is not,

00:41:38.520 you know, overcooked noodle either. Just whatever you want, honey, you know, is it okay if I go see my

00:41:43.200 friends later on this month or something? You know, you don't want that either. You want the

00:41:47.560 man to be confident and to lead his household in a good way and in a way that is loving and taking

00:41:54.000 into account his wife and his family, taking into his mind things that his wife desires, noticing

00:42:00.500 maybe some of his wife's desires that she isn't even articulating as you're suggesting here,

00:42:04.280 and then making suggestions and leading the family. Absolutely. But this isn't really complicated

00:42:11.580 at all. I mean, you're focusing on this issue of women deciding to give up their jobs, stay home

00:42:16.540 with the kids, and that's going to maybe put a little more financial strain on the husband. Maybe

00:42:20.980 it means they're going to have to tighten their, their belts a little bit, but we do this all the

00:42:25.260 time. Families do this all the time. Are we going to do takeout three nights a week? Are we going to go

00:42:32.500 out to dinner all the time? Or are we going to cook at home and then take that money and maybe we go

00:42:38.840 on a vacation? Or are we not going to go on the extravagant vacation? Maybe we're going to,

00:42:44.700 we're going to do a little staycation or go nearby to the beach or something, but then we're going to

00:42:49.740 get a new car because we need a bigger car because we're having another kid. Or are we, you know,

00:42:54.620 household finances recognize that money is fungible and you're making all of these kinds

00:42:58.720 of calculations all the time. However, we've recently just gotten addicted to two incomes. And so

00:43:03.800 when we're making all of those normal calculations, we never consider these days the, the good that,

00:43:12.180 that comes about when you take away the wife's income, if the wife wants to stay home and raise

00:43:16.060 the kids. It's the same thing as, do you want to go out to dinner three nights a week? Or do you want

00:43:20.120 to save some money for a vacation? It's, we just, we don't recognize that there is serious value in a

00:43:26.960 woman staying home and raising her, her family. And maybe that value is greater. Maybe it's greater

00:43:32.960 for your family than, you know, the 60 grand a year she makes at the widget shop or whatever her

00:43:38.020 salary is. Next question. In her book, The Toxic War on Masculinity, Nancy Piercy explains that female

00:43:44.100 suffrage was originally rejected by most women. The debate was framed not as male vote versus female

00:43:49.360 vote, but as individual versus household vote. A lot of women questions. When the church led the

00:43:53.040 culture, the nuclear family was ubiquitous. Husbands and wives were not canceling each other out with

00:43:57.740 their votes. As a woman, if you wanted your voice to be heard in the political realm, you had to find

00:44:02.120 a husband that shared your values. Likewise, if men wanted to ensure that they were on good terms with

00:44:06.720 their families, they had to vote with their family's interests in mind. And since the nuclear family was

00:44:11.620 not merely the norm, but the standard in society, it was seen as counterproductive for women to vote

00:44:16.160 because they would have created unnecessary wedges between husbands and wives and eliminate an incentive

00:44:21.340 to marry in the first place. It would have put individualistic politics before the family.

00:44:26.580 The hard question here is, if the goal of the conservative movement is to restore the nuclear

00:44:30.440 family, don't you think we should grapple with this issue as hard as it may be?

00:44:35.440 Yeah, I think probably first we need to kick the husky guys out of the women's bathroom.

00:44:41.480 I think probably first we need to convince people to get married. I think first we probably need to

00:44:47.980 convince husbands and wives to be open to life. I think first we need to restore any sense of normality

00:44:55.720 before we go about repealing the 19th Amendment. I don't mean to mock your suggestion because you're

00:45:02.800 making a very serious observation, which is, hold on. I know it's verboten to say now, but at the time of

00:45:11.100 the 19th Amendment, many, many women opposed it. So were they all just crazy, dumb idiots suffering

00:45:16.100 from a false consciousness? Or was there some reason that led some women to oppose this?

00:45:22.560 We should, of course, take that seriously. But we also have to recognize, you know, we live in a

00:45:26.460 certain political order. And look, I'd be happy to go back to just before the so-called glorious

00:45:31.900 revolution when the parliament asserted an unjust supremacy over James II and invited those

00:45:39.000 interlopers from Orange, William and Mary to come and take over. Sure. You know, there are all sorts

00:45:44.060 of historical deviations that I can make counter arguments for. But, you know, we are where we are.

00:45:49.300 So if the point is, the reason why many women opposed suffrage was because they feared that it

00:45:56.260 would reorient the culture away from the family as the building block toward the individual, which

00:46:00.760 would set us on a course of radical liberalization. Okay, fine. But how do we advance the goals of

00:46:07.080 defending the family and a traditional culture and a thriving country that is conducive to all of

00:46:13.640 our flourishing today in our political circumstances? So, you know, you can sit online and be like,

00:46:18.560 oh, I would repeal the diet to the bed, but like, what are you actually going to do?

00:46:21.640 What do you actually want to do to improve our country? Next question.

00:46:24.380 Hi, Michael. I need you to settle a debate between Arun and I. Like you, I can trace my lineage back to

00:46:31.940 several families on the Mayflower, and I have ancestors who fought in every American war up until

00:46:36.940 Vietnam. Arun believes that I should not take pride in my lineage, my deep American roots, and the

00:46:42.640 accomplishments and patriotism of my ancestors. Obviously, I disagree. I'm curious to get your

00:46:48.400 thoughts, and do you think that such a heritage makes one any more American than a person born in

00:46:55.380 another country who has obtained citizenship or someone who doesn't have as deep a roots? I'm not

00:47:02.120 saying it does, but I want to get your opinion. Thanks for settling this debate for us. Your takes

00:47:06.980 have turned me from a squishy libertarian into a rock-ribbed conservative, and I appreciate what you do.

00:47:12.360 Yeah, deep roots make you more American, for sure. They do. Unless you think that America is just an

00:47:18.980 idea floating in outer space, and someone who has become a citizen yesterday could be more American

00:47:24.020 than a 14th generation descendant of Governor Bradford or something. If you think that, okay,

00:47:30.760 that's just a very liberal ideological view. Now, the descendant of William Bradford might be a total

00:47:35.960 jerk, but he just is American in a very deep way. Tradition matters. Heritage matters. The

00:47:43.840 inarticulable little habits that define a people and a people's customs are real, you know, and you

00:47:52.520 don't just learn them by taking a citizenship test. So, yeah, it does, and that's why we need, when we do

00:47:59.620 have immigration, we need to have assimilation, and it's why we need to, you know, have people really

00:48:05.340 stew. If we are going to be a melting pot, if we accept that notion, then you got to stew a little

00:48:12.440 bit. You got to melt a little bit, you know? That's going to, that is certainly going to make you more

00:48:16.100 American than the guy who just got off the boat from wherever, you know, Poland or Karachi or Timbuktu

00:48:22.420 yesterday. That guy, I don't care if he's got perfect English. He's just not, he's just not going to have

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00:49:06.180 DAILYWIRE. Good Ranchers. American meat delivered. Next question. Hi, Michael. I'd like to get your

00:49:12.980 opinion on whether the founding fathers were right to rebel from England from a Christian perspective.

00:49:19.800 Obviously, the outcome of their decision ended up being pretty good, but I've heard it argued that

00:49:24.840 their decision to rebel goes against, say, Romans 13 or 1 Peter 2, 13-17. Were they morally justified

00:49:33.560 for the American Revolution? I appreciate your insight.

00:49:37.760 Well, this is high stakes for me because two of my ancestors fought in the American Revolution.

00:49:42.640 One of them fought for the whole of the revolution from Bunker Hill up through Yorktown,

00:49:47.680 crossed the Delaware with Washington, was up at Newburgh, was discharged, you know,

00:49:51.140 with Newburgh up, or with Washington up at Newburgh. So I'd like to think that the American Revolution

00:49:55.840 would be justified. And it would be at least in the way that the war was conducted. Because if we go

00:50:03.500 to one of the most intelligent people to ever live, St. Thomas Aquinas, we know that there is

00:50:09.580 a justification for revolution in certain circumstances. However, if the revolution is

00:50:17.180 justified, then St. Thomas tells us that the revolution should not be carried out by a mob

00:50:23.560 of unwashed terrorists, but should be carried out through the principle of subsidiarity.

00:50:28.480 So the leaders of the people in an orderly and hierarchical way ought to engage in the rectification

00:50:35.780 of these political problems that might even create a new political order. And that is basically what

00:50:39.680 happened in the American Revolution. The American revolutionaries were not unwashed, you know,

00:50:45.940 bloodthirsty ruffians. They were elites. And they were people who were involved in the affairs

00:50:53.320 of the colonies. And they determined the revolution was justified. And so they said about it. I guess

00:51:00.320 the debatable question is, were some tea taxes sufficient to justify breaking away from the crown?

00:51:07.180 And there was more to it than that. And there was a growing American identity that was just

00:51:11.160 independent caused by an ocean in between the two countries. However, I think that part is more

00:51:18.040 debatable. But the way that the revolution was conducted was, I think, pretty clearly in line

00:51:24.940 with Christian teaching. Okay. Was that, you know, I'm not, look, I'm not saying the Tories didn't have

00:51:31.400 a point, but I think good old Simon Knowles back with General Washington, you know, I think he could

00:51:39.480 be justified. Okay. How do you like that? He's my grandpa. How am I supposed to throw him under

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