The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 1839 - Pure Evil： Libs Celebrate Charlie Kirk's Murder At ＂No Kings＂ Protests

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00:02:06.600 The second round of anti-Trump, no-Kings protests took place across the country over the weekend,

00:02:12.340 and they were extremely old.

00:02:16.000 The people.

00:02:17.360 The people were old.

00:02:19.120 These protests were the boomiest event since Woodstock.

00:02:22.260 George Soros is reportedly funding them.

00:02:24.440 I guess that's true.

00:02:25.640 It seems much more likely that they were funded by AARP.

00:02:29.420 The demonstrations did not reveal very much about Donald Trump,

00:02:32.960 who manifestly is not a king,

00:02:34.720 much as many of us would probably like him to become one at this point.

00:02:37.520 But the protests did reveal a lot about the increasingly goofy and violent Democrat Party

00:02:44.260 and the final fumes of a mid-century leftism that has finally been exhausted.

00:02:49.240 I'm Michael Knowles.

00:02:49.960 This is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:03:07.520 Welcome back to the show.

00:03:11.580 One of the No Kings ladies decided she was going to mock Charlie Kirk being murdered by being shot through the neck.

00:03:19.240 And we now seem to have her identity,

00:03:21.940 and we now seem to know her employer,

00:03:24.140 and there might just be consequences.

00:03:25.660 We'll get to that in one moment.

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00:04:51.860 You might be wondering why I am in this hotel room and not in my studio.

00:04:57.040 It is because I'm in Central Europe right now.

00:05:00.960 Isn't that weird?

00:05:02.000 I'm in Central Europe,

00:05:02.980 but unlike my colleagues,

00:05:04.900 I insist on doing my show.

00:05:08.020 I hate,

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00:05:11.780 So I dragged Mr. Davies all the way to Europe,

00:05:14.500 and we will be doing it at all kinds of crazy hours.

00:05:18.580 And especially,

00:05:19.200 how could we fail to cover the No Kings protest?

00:05:22.200 We're in the land of kings.

00:05:23.460 There used to be kings here,

00:05:24.400 at least.

00:05:25.580 Now the liberals think that Trump is a king.

00:05:28.540 This was so unbearably boomy.

00:05:32.220 The picture,

00:05:32.920 there are videos going around,

00:05:34.000 some of which we can't use for copyright reasons,

00:05:36.720 of these,

00:05:38.560 look,

00:05:38.920 I'm not one of these people

00:05:40.640 who is constantly complaining about our parents' generation,

00:05:43.860 the boomers.

00:05:44.340 Though we'll get to a little bit of that later today,

00:05:46.020 because there's very interesting news coming out of religious attendance,

00:05:50.060 vis-a-vis boomers and zoomers.

00:05:51.400 But I'm not one of these people

00:05:52.540 who's always railing on boomers.

00:05:54.140 I love,

00:05:54.500 I love my parents.

00:05:55.700 I love my aunts and uncles,

00:05:57.320 my parents' generation.

00:05:58.440 But man,

00:05:59.320 this was bad.

00:06:00.780 This was bad.

00:06:01.600 This was a bunch of aging hippies

00:06:03.400 doing like the YMCA in Chicago.

00:06:06.400 This was sad.

00:06:07.840 The whole thing is really sad.

00:06:10.940 Because the,

00:06:12.300 the,

00:06:12.740 the No Kings protest itself shows you they have no issue.

00:06:16.940 Does anyone think Trump is a king?

00:06:19.000 Trump is making himself into a king?

00:06:21.280 What does that even mean?

00:06:22.060 How,

00:06:22.220 does that rile anybody up?

00:06:23.460 Is that a visceral issue?

00:06:24.720 No.

00:06:25.120 If they wanted to have a really strong issue,

00:06:27.380 they'd protest immigration,

00:06:29.380 or war,

00:06:30.380 or the economy,

00:06:31.940 or some policy,

00:06:33.400 something that actually means something.

00:06:34.700 But they have to go to this level of abstraction.

00:06:38.220 Monarchy versus democracy,

00:06:39.960 or aristocracy.

00:06:40.900 This really,

00:06:42.120 really abstract,

00:06:43.940 ethereal kind of issue.

00:06:45.220 Because they got nothing on Trump

00:06:46.580 on the substantive issues.

00:06:48.160 If they tried to go after him on immigration,

00:06:51.120 or the economy,

00:06:51.860 or foreign policy,

00:06:52.580 or any of those things,

00:06:53.440 they would be putting themselves

00:06:54.760 on the wrong side of an 80-20 issue.

00:06:56.960 Most people agree with Trump on those things.

00:06:59.700 So they pretend he's a king,

00:07:01.700 or whatever.

00:07:03.380 Really,

00:07:03.980 really cringe.

00:07:05.100 Now,

00:07:05.420 the one thing I will say

00:07:06.580 about the No Kings protests,

00:07:08.740 they did one of these back in the spring.

00:07:10.080 This is the second one.

00:07:11.480 They've gotten a little bit better at it.

00:07:13.960 I was looking,

00:07:14.720 I think we have a picture from NPR.

00:07:17.220 Okay,

00:07:17.360 so I'm using a picture

00:07:18.240 from a liberal news source.

00:07:20.320 And you can see

00:07:21.620 they're finally starting to wave American flags.

00:07:25.720 They previously didn't want to wave American flags.

00:07:27.940 But now,

00:07:28.420 you're seeing a few American flags

00:07:30.040 at the ostensibly patriotic left-wing rally.

00:07:35.840 But,

00:07:36.460 in the foreground,

00:07:37.560 you're seeing the Palestinian flag.

00:07:39.720 You're seeing the Ukraine flag.

00:07:41.940 You're seeing other random flags.

00:07:44.380 Maybe a pride flag in there.

00:07:46.340 There's a Jolly Roger.

00:07:47.740 Jolly Roger,

00:07:48.500 which is the skull and crossbones.

00:07:50.020 It's the symbol of pirates.

00:07:52.060 Symbol of illegitimate violence.

00:07:54.120 Which,

00:07:54.600 of course,

00:07:54.940 the Democrats have explicitly embraced

00:07:56.960 in the last month.

00:07:58.360 You're getting a few American flags there,

00:08:00.020 though.

00:08:00.120 But the problem is,

00:08:01.200 these guys are allergic

00:08:02.180 to the American flag.

00:08:03.940 They don't want to wave it.

00:08:04.840 They want to wave

00:08:05.220 every other kind of flag on Earth.

00:08:06.480 The Mexican,

00:08:08.080 Eastern European,

00:08:09.800 gay.

00:08:11.080 Not the American one.

00:08:11.880 So,

00:08:12.040 anyway,

00:08:12.280 they're getting a little bit better at it.

00:08:14.080 This is probably the best photo

00:08:15.080 NPR could find.

00:08:16.440 It didn't hit.

00:08:18.040 It didn't hit.

00:08:18.860 It was weak.

00:08:19.520 And,

00:08:20.600 where it wasn't cringe,

00:08:22.200 it was really deeply offensive.

00:08:25.040 So,

00:08:25.400 for instance,

00:08:25.980 one of the people there,

00:08:26.960 also a gentleman

00:08:27.800 of a certain age,

00:08:29.640 he was wearing

00:08:30.540 the same shirt

00:08:32.300 that the shooter

00:08:33.840 who murdered Charlie Kirk

00:08:34.860 was wearing.

00:08:35.320 So,

00:08:36.720 this was an overt endorsement

00:08:38.540 of not only political violence,

00:08:40.420 but of the left

00:08:41.580 murdering

00:08:42.440 a guy who just wanted

00:08:44.080 to debate

00:08:44.660 and speak it out.

00:08:46.860 And this is ostensibly

00:08:48.080 a pro-democracy protest.

00:08:50.100 Totally discordant.

00:08:51.340 Totally ridiculous.

00:08:53.060 George Conway,

00:08:54.660 the now,

00:08:55.320 I guess,

00:08:55.580 ex-husband of Kellyanne Conway,

00:08:57.760 George Conway

00:08:58.300 was wearing a t-shirt

00:08:59.020 that said,

00:08:59.420 I am Antifa.

00:09:02.240 Antifa.

00:09:02.840 Antifa is an actual

00:09:03.840 terrorist organization.

00:09:05.440 Now,

00:09:06.080 formally identified

00:09:07.300 as a terrorist organization

00:09:08.300 by the U.S. government,

00:09:09.500 but it's always been one.

00:09:11.260 Anarchists,

00:09:11.820 communists,

00:09:12.940 two Antifa operatives

00:09:14.100 tried to blow me up

00:09:14.960 at a University of Pittsburgh

00:09:16.740 speech,

00:09:17.820 a debate that I was giving

00:09:18.680 a couple years ago.

00:09:19.760 One guy's in federal prison

00:09:20.700 for it.

00:09:22.840 This would be like

00:09:24.100 wearing a shirt saying,

00:09:26.200 I'm the KKK

00:09:26.800 or I'm Al-Qaeda

00:09:27.620 or something like that.

00:09:28.560 This is an actual

00:09:29.340 terror organization.

00:09:30.760 George Conway

00:09:31.460 is a liberal,

00:09:33.620 former Republican lawyer,

00:09:35.480 which means that he knows

00:09:37.860 what he's doing.

00:09:38.700 It's, you know,

00:09:39.280 maybe your aunt

00:09:40.720 who doesn't know

00:09:41.300 that much about politics,

00:09:42.280 she says,

00:09:42.840 well, I'm anti-fascist,

00:09:44.080 you know,

00:09:44.260 I'm Antifa,

00:09:45.420 and she doesn't.

00:09:46.040 What does she know?

00:09:46.760 She actually thinks

00:09:47.660 it means anti-fascist.

00:09:48.960 George Conway

00:09:49.500 is a beltway slick,

00:09:51.300 slimy political operative.

00:09:53.040 He was one of the guys

00:09:53.940 behind the Lincoln Project.

00:09:55.580 Say what you will,

00:09:56.300 I don't think

00:09:56.720 the guy has integrity

00:09:57.760 or principles

00:09:58.320 or anything like that,

00:09:59.460 but at the very least,

00:10:01.920 he's a relatively

00:10:02.700 intelligent person.

00:10:04.060 He pays attention

00:10:04.960 to politics.

00:10:05.860 He knows what that means.

00:10:07.060 He's wearing a shirt

00:10:07.700 that says,

00:10:08.420 I endorse left-wing

00:10:09.660 political violence

00:10:10.500 against conservatives.

00:10:12.500 At the No Kings rally,

00:10:14.560 tells you everything

00:10:15.820 that that's about.

00:10:18.020 Should not be surprising

00:10:19.020 at all.

00:10:19.660 Of course,

00:10:19.960 it should not be surprising

00:10:20.800 because Democrats

00:10:21.460 at every level

00:10:22.900 already told us

00:10:24.560 they support political violence.

00:10:25.700 In the polls,

00:10:27.020 multiple YouGov surveys

00:10:28.240 after Charlie Kirk's murder

00:10:29.720 showing that

00:10:30.480 very liberal people

00:10:31.260 were much,

00:10:31.920 much,

00:10:32.060 much more likely

00:10:32.600 to justify political violence

00:10:33.900 than very conservative people

00:10:34.880 and was even more pronounced

00:10:36.120 among younger liberals.

00:10:38.240 People minimizing,

00:10:39.780 excusing,

00:10:40.360 even celebrating

00:10:41.060 Charlie's murder

00:10:41.880 in the media,

00:10:42.860 in elected government,

00:10:44.840 random private citizens

00:10:45.980 on Facebook,

00:10:47.300 your co-worker,

00:10:48.680 that girl you went

00:10:49.680 to high school with,

00:10:50.860 all over,

00:10:51.940 every single level.

00:10:52.720 So, of course,

00:10:53.180 that should not be surprising.

00:10:54.160 The most grotesque display,

00:10:57.500 and there were many contenders,

00:10:59.980 the most grotesque one though,

00:11:01.220 came from a woman

00:11:02.740 who I guess was in Chicago.

00:11:05.760 There was someone driving

00:11:06.660 by the protest

00:11:07.340 with a Charlie Kirk sign

00:11:10.120 on his car.

00:11:11.940 And this is,

00:11:13.160 this is the sign

00:11:15.880 that the woman made

00:11:16.740 when he drove by.

00:11:18.440 Hey!

00:11:22.480 You ever heard about

00:11:23.600 Zephtick,

00:11:24.140 you fattest?

00:11:24.900 Wait a minute!

00:11:26.180 For those of you

00:11:27.160 just listening,

00:11:28.280 totally unmistakable,

00:11:31.480 there's paw, paw,

00:11:32.940 pointing at her neck,

00:11:34.340 gun,

00:11:34.960 bullet going through the neck

00:11:36.140 in response

00:11:37.580 to an image

00:11:38.580 of Charlie Kirk.

00:11:41.020 Now,

00:11:41.560 Libs of TikTok

00:11:42.120 has identified this woman

00:11:43.580 as a teacher

00:11:45.020 in Chicago public schools.

00:11:46.420 Wait,

00:11:46.580 it gets worse.

00:11:47.920 Daily Mail says

00:11:48.900 that she's a teacher

00:11:49.800 at Nathan Hale Elementary School.

00:11:53.220 Now,

00:11:53.560 there's some reports

00:11:54.300 going around social media

00:11:55.220 that this woman

00:11:55.800 has already been fired.

00:11:57.440 I don't know

00:11:57.880 if that's true.

00:11:59.100 She certainly,

00:11:59.800 certainly should be.

00:12:01.060 She should not be permitted

00:12:02.380 in any school,

00:12:04.040 any kind of classroom.

00:12:05.440 She needs to suffer

00:12:06.260 very serious consequences

00:12:07.960 for this.

00:12:08.360 I mentioned this

00:12:08.960 after Charlie died,

00:12:10.520 after he was killed,

00:12:11.180 and after the left

00:12:13.380 showed how hideous

00:12:15.540 its response was.

00:12:16.560 I said,

00:12:16.880 look,

00:12:17.040 there need to be

00:12:17.760 consequences for this.

00:12:19.720 Social ostracism,

00:12:21.360 these people should not

00:12:22.080 be permitted

00:12:22.540 in polite society.

00:12:23.780 They need to lose

00:12:24.420 their jobs

00:12:24.840 in certain cases.

00:12:26.720 I said,

00:12:27.140 it's not true

00:12:28.200 to the same degree

00:12:29.740 for every line of work,

00:12:30.940 but certainly

00:12:31.580 in certain industries,

00:12:34.180 any comment

00:12:35.920 that minimizes

00:12:36.740 or celebrates

00:12:37.560 the murder

00:12:38.100 of a peaceful debater

00:12:39.440 who just wants

00:12:39.920 to talk it out,

00:12:40.880 needs to result

00:12:42.300 in immediate firing.

00:12:43.620 And the examples

00:12:44.180 I used were

00:12:44.820 nurses in a hospital.

00:12:46.440 You can't operate

00:12:47.180 a hospital

00:12:47.660 if half the patients

00:12:49.040 know that the nurses

00:12:50.440 want to kill them,

00:12:51.760 would be happy

00:12:52.400 if they died.

00:12:52.980 You can't run

00:12:53.400 a hospital that way.

00:12:54.160 Those nurses

00:12:54.640 need to be fired.

00:12:55.900 You can't run

00:12:56.320 a restaurant that way.

00:12:58.020 You can't have

00:12:58.680 a restaurant

00:12:59.040 where half the customers

00:12:59.880 come in

00:13:00.400 and they are wondering

00:13:02.200 if the waiters

00:13:02.880 or the cooks

00:13:03.320 are going to poison

00:13:03.980 their food.

00:13:05.240 And you can't

00:13:07.260 operate a school

00:13:07.820 that way.

00:13:08.220 where half the kids

00:13:11.160 and the parents

00:13:11.980 of those kids

00:13:12.460 are going to wonder

00:13:13.060 if the teachers

00:13:14.420 are actively

00:13:14.880 going to want

00:13:15.180 to kill the kids.

00:13:15.820 Well,

00:13:16.540 not only are we

00:13:17.160 talking about

00:13:17.500 a high school teacher

00:13:18.120 or a college teacher,

00:13:18.880 we're talking about

00:13:19.300 an elementary school teacher.

00:13:21.260 Totally,

00:13:21.860 totally indefensible.

00:13:24.380 This woman

00:13:25.020 needs to face

00:13:25.920 serious consequences.

00:13:27.240 If she hasn't

00:13:27.580 been fired already,

00:13:28.300 she should be fired.

00:13:29.100 She should never

00:13:29.720 be employed ever again

00:13:30.880 by anything even

00:13:32.380 relating to the

00:13:33.300 education industry.

00:13:34.220 Maybe she can

00:13:36.360 get some job

00:13:37.260 in some dark

00:13:38.280 private corner

00:13:39.540 of the economy

00:13:40.160 where no one

00:13:40.800 has to look at her

00:13:41.520 or hear from her.

00:13:42.440 Maybe,

00:13:42.980 maybe,

00:13:43.400 but that's it.

00:13:44.760 Have to be firm

00:13:45.560 consequences

00:13:46.160 to these things.

00:13:47.080 Now,

00:13:47.860 the problem is

00:13:49.280 she was not

00:13:49.820 the only person

00:13:50.820 there celebrating

00:13:52.100 Charlie's murder.

00:13:54.060 We'll get to that

00:13:54.660 in one moment

00:13:55.120 and then we'll get

00:13:55.620 to what this means.

00:13:57.200 What this means

00:13:58.060 for the boomer soul.

00:14:00.100 Because I have a theory

00:14:01.880 about how this relates

00:14:03.440 to the rise

00:14:05.380 in church attendance

00:14:06.180 among young people,

00:14:07.300 the decline

00:14:08.000 among older people,

00:14:09.400 what it means

00:14:09.960 for a religious revival

00:14:11.260 if we're going to have one.

00:14:11.900 First, though,

00:14:12.960 I want to tell you

00:14:13.680 about MediShare.

00:14:14.460 Go to

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00:15:15.920 Text Michael today

00:15:17.300 to 70246.

00:15:21.080 I saw

00:15:21.700 it was an article

00:15:22.980 by David French

00:15:23.860 who used to be

00:15:24.540 kind of conservative.

00:15:25.640 He would write

00:15:25.980 for National Review.

00:15:26.760 Now he's

00:15:27.360 a full-blown

00:15:28.240 liberal,

00:15:28.960 left-wing liberal,

00:15:30.600 writes for

00:15:31.080 what,

00:15:31.340 New York Times,

00:15:32.120 The Atlantic,

00:15:32.680 those kind of places.

00:15:34.280 And

00:15:34.560 there was

00:15:35.640 a headline

00:15:36.540 a few days ago

00:15:37.460 that said,

00:15:38.220 Christians in America

00:15:40.060 are starting to do things

00:15:41.500 and it's scaring me.

00:15:42.780 You know,

00:15:43.240 this post-Charlie

00:15:44.860 revival of some churches.

00:15:46.960 Oh,

00:15:47.100 this is scaring me.

00:15:48.760 And then,

00:15:49.320 meanwhile,

00:15:50.000 he says,

00:15:50.900 you know,

00:15:51.140 I went to the

00:15:51.720 No Kings protests

00:15:52.640 and it was so lovely.

00:15:53.560 Wasn't it just so great?

00:15:54.800 Well,

00:15:55.220 look,

00:15:55.660 it's easy to point

00:15:56.600 to any event

00:15:57.360 and say,

00:15:57.780 well,

00:15:57.880 here's the fringe.

00:15:58.660 Here's the lady

00:15:59.100 making fun of Charlie

00:15:59.900 being shot in the neck.

00:16:00.980 Here's the guy

00:16:01.480 wearing the t-shirt

00:16:02.220 of the shooter.

00:16:03.080 Here's the,

00:16:03.400 but look,

00:16:04.880 if it's just one

00:16:05.840 fringe weirdo,

00:16:07.540 you don't want to

00:16:08.220 define the whole group

00:16:09.920 that way.

00:16:11.400 It's not just one

00:16:12.160 fringe weirdo.

00:16:14.000 It's one

00:16:14.460 and then two.

00:16:15.680 Here's a woman,

00:16:16.380 I think this was

00:16:17.020 Daily Signal

00:16:17.700 interviewed this lady.

00:16:19.260 Explicitly

00:16:22.540 stating her happiness

00:16:24.660 at Charlie's murder.

00:16:27.400 Recently,

00:16:28.020 with Charlie Kirk

00:16:28.740 being assassinated,

00:16:30.180 they...

00:16:30.460 Charlie Kirk is a piece

00:16:30.880 of garbage.

00:16:31.600 Of course we were mean.

00:16:32.620 I am so tired

00:16:33.380 of people saying,

00:16:34.560 oh,

00:16:34.980 but,

00:16:35.460 you know,

00:16:35.760 it's a terrible thing.

00:16:36.820 No,

00:16:37.640 Hitler is dead.

00:16:38.600 I'm glad Hitler's dead.

00:16:39.920 Something that I've heard

00:16:40.940 in interviewing Republicans

00:16:42.220 is that they're concerned

00:16:43.640 with the health care

00:16:45.020 going to

00:16:45.800 undocumented immigrants.

00:16:47.200 What would you say

00:16:48.020 about that?

00:16:48.640 I don't know

00:16:49.100 that it's true.

00:16:51.500 Everybody deserves

00:16:52.440 health care

00:16:52.900 and we can certainly

00:16:53.760 afford it

00:16:54.400 in this country.

00:16:56.160 So again,

00:16:56.740 they're just,

00:16:57.220 you know,

00:16:57.840 they're pointing to things

00:16:59.540 and saying,

00:17:00.060 it's our fault,

00:17:00.700 we're too liberal.

00:17:04.900 It's really depressing.

00:17:06.320 I don't know

00:17:06.600 how anybody your age

00:17:07.440 even thinks

00:17:07.880 of having children,

00:17:08.700 okay?

00:17:09.300 Okay,

00:17:09.820 millions of Democrats

00:17:11.300 did not vote.

00:17:12.960 Whose fault is that?

00:17:14.400 We need to get

00:17:15.380 ourselves together

00:17:16.040 and we might even

00:17:18.500 need to be

00:17:18.940 a little bit meaner.

00:17:20.700 Yes,

00:17:21.200 that's that woman's

00:17:21.960 problem.

00:17:22.440 She's just not

00:17:23.100 mean enough.

00:17:23.820 She just needs

00:17:24.280 to get a little bit

00:17:24.940 meaner.

00:17:27.340 That woman

00:17:28.140 could be

00:17:28.980 Charlie Kirk's

00:17:29.660 mother.

00:17:31.000 Not in her demeanor,

00:17:32.240 obviously,

00:17:32.660 but in her age.

00:17:34.800 That's not

00:17:35.620 some freaky,

00:17:37.240 septum piercing,

00:17:38.420 purple hair,

00:17:39.740 face tatted up,

00:17:41.600 messed up,

00:17:42.400 19-year-old girl.

00:17:45.080 That woman's

00:17:45.920 a boomer.

00:17:47.300 And she's saying,

00:17:47.800 oh,

00:17:47.920 I'm so glad

00:17:48.820 that a 31-year-old

00:17:50.140 father and husband

00:17:51.840 who was a

00:17:54.200 genteel,

00:17:55.180 generous,

00:17:55.840 gracious debater,

00:17:56.720 only ever wanted

00:17:57.340 to speak it out.

00:17:58.360 I'm so glad

00:17:59.260 he got murdered.

00:18:00.080 I'm so glad.

00:18:01.800 I'm so glad.

00:18:03.860 Hitler is dead.

00:18:04.660 He's Hitler.

00:18:05.960 If Charlie Kirk

00:18:07.020 is Hitler,

00:18:08.180 we're all Hitler.

00:18:10.000 And she wants

00:18:11.760 us dead,

00:18:12.400 too.

00:18:13.400 She says,

00:18:14.140 you know,

00:18:15.280 just don't know

00:18:16.060 how anyone

00:18:16.760 your age

00:18:17.720 could have kids.

00:18:19.400 Then,

00:18:19.980 the conversation

00:18:20.780 moves on.

00:18:22.240 I said,

00:18:22.440 what do you think

00:18:22.780 about Democrats

00:18:23.460 shutting down the

00:18:23.900 government to give

00:18:24.660 health care to

00:18:25.100 illegals?

00:18:25.480 She goes,

00:18:26.360 and this is so

00:18:27.060 perfectly left-wing.

00:18:28.860 She goes,

00:18:29.760 no,

00:18:30.040 I don't think

00:18:30.400 that's happening,

00:18:31.140 and it's good

00:18:31.620 that it's happening.

00:18:33.400 She actually did

00:18:34.400 that.

00:18:34.560 She did the meme.

00:18:35.480 The meme is,

00:18:36.220 it's not happening,

00:18:36.820 and it's good

00:18:37.120 that it's happening.

00:18:37.820 She said that.

00:18:38.560 Oh,

00:18:38.680 I don't think

00:18:39.000 that's happening,

00:18:39.480 but it's really

00:18:39.980 good.

00:18:40.320 We need to do

00:18:40.760 that.

00:18:43.260 And we need

00:18:43.880 to be meaner.

00:18:46.820 I don't want

00:18:47.420 to put too

00:18:47.780 fine a point

00:18:48.200 on it.

00:18:48.460 I'll move

00:18:48.960 on to what

00:18:49.600 I think

00:18:49.880 is the

00:18:50.240 deeper

00:18:50.780 problem

00:18:51.280 here with

00:18:51.700 the boomers

00:18:52.280 and the

00:18:52.560 zoomers

00:18:52.920 and everyone

00:18:53.260 in between.

00:18:56.100 The left

00:18:56.860 has told

00:18:57.440 you every

00:18:58.440 way it

00:18:59.620 can

00:19:00.080 that it

00:19:01.720 largely

00:19:02.500 supports

00:19:03.460 the murder

00:19:03.860 of Charlie

00:19:04.360 Kirk

00:19:04.740 because

00:19:06.240 he's

00:19:06.940 slightly

00:19:07.280 to the

00:19:07.780 right

00:19:07.960 of Hillary

00:19:08.340 Clinton.

00:19:08.920 He was

00:19:09.160 more than

00:19:09.580 slightly

00:19:09.840 to the

00:19:10.140 right,

00:19:10.440 but he

00:19:10.700 they would

00:19:11.480 support it

00:19:12.140 for everyone

00:19:12.860 who is

00:19:13.900 slightly

00:19:14.160 to the

00:19:14.480 right

00:19:14.620 of Hillary

00:19:14.960 Clinton.

00:19:15.300 They support

00:19:16.300 political

00:19:16.720 violence.

00:19:18.040 They would

00:19:18.780 gleefully murder

00:19:19.860 you too.

00:19:21.020 They would

00:19:21.580 orphan your

00:19:22.220 children.

00:19:23.300 They would

00:19:24.020 dance on

00:19:24.500 your grave.

00:19:26.800 That's not

00:19:27.560 an Antifa

00:19:28.280 operative.

00:19:28.920 There are

00:19:29.260 Antifa

00:19:29.640 operatives.

00:19:30.680 She's not.

00:19:31.880 She's like

00:19:32.540 your average

00:19:33.520 boomer lady.

00:19:35.920 Your average

00:19:36.760 left-wing boomer

00:19:37.480 lady.

00:19:37.680 There are

00:19:37.860 a lot

00:19:38.040 of great

00:19:38.320 right-wing

00:19:38.620 boomer

00:19:39.240 ladies,

00:19:39.600 but she's

00:19:40.000 your average

00:19:40.400 left-wing

00:19:40.760 boomer

00:19:41.040 lady.

00:19:42.300 The people

00:19:43.120 who went

00:19:43.420 on the

00:19:43.700 establishment

00:19:44.120 media the

00:19:44.960 day Charlie

00:19:45.460 was killed

00:19:46.000 and minimized

00:19:47.120 it or celebrated

00:19:47.740 it,

00:19:48.880 they're pundits.

00:19:49.900 They're national

00:19:50.900 political analysts.

00:19:53.000 They're elected

00:19:53.820 officials.

00:19:54.900 They're elementary

00:19:55.780 school teachers.

00:19:57.660 And I think

00:19:58.500 there are a lot

00:19:59.120 of establishment

00:19:59.880 Republicans

00:20:00.400 and squishy

00:20:01.600 people who

00:20:02.280 used to be

00:20:03.020 conservative and

00:20:04.060 then, you know,

00:20:04.980 turned over to

00:20:05.540 the other side

00:20:06.240 who want to

00:20:07.720 pretend that

00:20:09.520 this isn't

00:20:09.960 happening or

00:20:10.780 they want to

00:20:11.060 pretend it's

00:20:11.460 more of a

00:20:11.820 fringe phenomenon.

00:20:13.160 All of the

00:20:13.980 available evidence

00:20:14.820 says that this

00:20:16.460 is widespread

00:20:16.960 on the left.

00:20:17.700 So if we

00:20:18.180 ignore it

00:20:18.680 now, if the

00:20:19.520 people in

00:20:19.900 power just

00:20:21.140 ignore it

00:20:21.920 now, I

00:20:23.560 don't want

00:20:23.920 them to claim

00:20:24.360 ignorance.

00:20:25.420 If we don't

00:20:26.200 fire these

00:20:26.940 people, if

00:20:28.060 we're in

00:20:28.280 positions of

00:20:28.880 corporate power,

00:20:29.480 if we don't

00:20:29.760 fire them,

00:20:31.180 when they go

00:20:32.260 further to break

00:20:32.940 the law, they

00:20:33.400 incite violence,

00:20:34.180 they engage in

00:20:34.540 direct threats,

00:20:35.080 if people who

00:20:35.640 are in

00:20:35.920 political power,

00:20:37.500 if they don't

00:20:37.760 prosecute them,

00:20:39.240 then they got

00:20:39.980 blood on their

00:20:40.400 hands because

00:20:40.800 this is a

00:20:41.220 widespread problem.

00:20:42.180 Okay, so

00:20:42.760 what is wrong

00:20:44.060 with the

00:20:45.260 boomers?

00:20:46.040 Boomers, you

00:20:46.600 know, I know

00:20:46.940 there are

00:20:47.120 boomers who

00:20:47.440 listen to this

00:20:47.880 show.

00:20:48.140 You know, I

00:20:48.740 am grateful

00:20:50.880 to your

00:20:51.740 generation,

00:20:52.960 two members

00:20:54.200 of your

00:20:54.440 generation gave

00:20:54.980 me life.

00:20:56.240 I don't paint

00:20:57.340 with the broad

00:20:57.900 brush as do

00:20:59.440 some of my

00:21:00.140 coeval

00:21:00.680 colleagues, but

00:21:02.220 something's really

00:21:03.800 wrong with the

00:21:04.360 boomers.

00:21:05.640 And you've

00:21:05.880 seen this now,

00:21:06.320 there's a

00:21:06.660 study just

00:21:07.220 came out,

00:21:08.140 shows that

00:21:08.740 Gen Z and

00:21:10.020 millennials now

00:21:11.440 lead church

00:21:12.520 attendance.

00:21:13.120 Isn't that

00:21:13.420 weird?

00:21:14.300 The younger

00:21:14.900 people, especially

00:21:15.660 Gen Z is very

00:21:16.380 young, they're

00:21:17.580 going to church

00:21:18.480 at much higher

00:21:19.640 rates than

00:21:20.740 their parents.

00:21:22.040 That's weird.

00:21:23.100 It's supposed to

00:21:23.520 be your parents

00:21:24.100 go to church,

00:21:24.700 and then the

00:21:25.220 kids kind of

00:21:25.760 rebel, and

00:21:26.400 then maybe when

00:21:26.960 they get older

00:21:27.420 they come back

00:21:28.020 to church.

00:21:28.900 Here it's

00:21:29.520 totally flipped.

00:21:30.340 But, what's

00:21:32.740 going on?

00:21:34.100 According to

00:21:34.720 this new

00:21:35.000 report, Gen

00:21:35.640 Z, so we'll

00:21:36.280 get real

00:21:36.580 specific, people

00:21:37.540 born 1997 to

00:21:38.800 2007 go to

00:21:40.320 church on

00:21:40.840 average 23 times

00:21:41.940 per year.

00:21:43.180 Just not enough

00:21:43.800 by the way,

00:21:44.220 because you have

00:21:44.640 an obligation to

00:21:45.440 go once a week,

00:21:46.540 at least.

00:21:48.060 So, but that's

00:21:48.740 okay, they go

00:21:49.760 half the year.

00:21:51.580 Millennials born

00:21:52.640 between 1981 and

00:21:53.700 1996 are right

00:21:55.360 behind them.

00:21:55.840 it's almost a

00:21:56.540 tie, they go

00:21:57.800 22 times per

00:21:58.860 year, and that

00:21:59.360 number is up.

00:22:00.180 Millennials were

00:22:00.640 only going to

00:22:01.020 church 19 times

00:22:01.880 per year in

00:22:02.840 2012.

00:22:04.420 Gen X, it

00:22:05.060 drops off a

00:22:05.640 little bit, they

00:22:06.640 only go 19 times

00:22:07.740 per year on

00:22:08.460 average.

00:22:09.120 Boomers go less

00:22:09.820 than 17 times

00:22:10.560 per year.

00:22:12.580 I have a

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00:22:14.660 why this is, and

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00:22:19.540 total psychobabble,

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00:23:49.280 Zoomers and millennials

00:23:50.140 are going to church at way

00:23:51.880 higher rates than boomers.

00:23:53.960 It's weird, it seems

00:23:55.000 contrary to the order of

00:23:56.040 nature.

00:23:56.460 I have a theory as to why,

00:23:58.420 and it's actually the same

00:24:00.460 reason.

00:24:02.140 It's because all the

00:24:03.200 boomers got divorced.

00:24:05.120 That's why.

00:24:05.900 I know it's psychobabble.

00:24:07.040 I know it seems kind of

00:24:09.540 like anecdotal or

00:24:10.800 something, but the

00:24:11.600 plural of anecdote is

00:24:12.380 data, and the data

00:24:13.440 backed this one up.

00:24:15.040 I think the reason that

00:24:16.440 the Zoomers and

00:24:17.680 millennials are going to

00:24:18.380 church is the same

00:24:19.360 reason the boomers don't

00:24:20.280 go to church, and it's

00:24:21.020 because the boomers got

00:24:21.780 divorced.

00:24:23.500 And on the boomer side

00:24:24.840 of things, they all got

00:24:26.960 divorced, and I'm using

00:24:27.880 divorce as just the

00:24:29.000 clearest sign of

00:24:30.260 political turmoil,

00:24:33.180 political vice, because

00:24:34.280 the family is the

00:24:35.900 fundamental political

00:24:36.620 unit.

00:24:37.260 There are all other

00:24:37.780 things that go along

00:24:38.380 with that, too.

00:24:40.200 You know, the drugs, and

00:24:41.480 the kind of the

00:24:41.960 selfishness in all sorts

00:24:43.400 of political areas, but

00:24:44.740 the divorce especially.

00:24:46.900 Because I've noticed

00:24:47.540 something.

00:24:48.060 When people, especially

00:24:49.020 when they get divorced,

00:24:51.400 they feel ashamed, and

00:24:54.320 that keeps them away

00:24:55.480 from church.

00:24:56.980 And I kind of get it.

00:24:57.940 Now, we all sin.

00:24:58.780 We all fall short of the

00:24:59.560 glory of God.

00:25:00.960 If you've had a divorce or

00:25:02.440 something like that, you

00:25:03.320 should definitely, you

00:25:04.360 should go to church.

00:25:04.920 You should go to

00:25:06.520 church.

00:25:06.740 You should do what you

00:25:07.460 can to avail yourself of

00:25:09.140 the sacraments and to

00:25:11.280 repent and just do

00:25:13.280 whatever you can.

00:25:14.640 But people feel ashamed,

00:25:17.240 and they pull away.

00:25:18.740 And the political disorder,

00:25:21.520 the profound political

00:25:22.680 disorder that entered into

00:25:24.320 society, because the

00:25:25.700 boomers, more than any

00:25:27.000 generation in history, got

00:25:29.100 divorced, and continue to

00:25:31.100 get divorced, by the way.

00:25:32.100 The boomers are having,

00:25:33.020 what do they call it, gray

00:25:33.720 divorce, silver divorce,

00:25:34.940 something like that.

00:25:35.460 They are still getting

00:25:36.340 divorced at much higher

00:25:37.400 rates than any other

00:25:38.140 generation.

00:25:38.620 Because of that, because of

00:25:42.140 the political turmoil and

00:25:44.040 disorder that came about

00:25:46.140 because of that, the

00:25:48.540 millennials and the Gen Z

00:25:49.740 see that's bad, and they

00:25:51.400 want an alternative to it.

00:25:53.580 I think it's the same

00:25:54.640 thing.

00:25:56.760 I know it sounds kind of

00:25:59.140 psychobabbley, but it's

00:26:01.480 because it's more than drug

00:26:03.400 addiction or, I don't know,

00:26:04.900 financial selfishness or, I

00:26:08.200 don't know, all, it touches

00:26:11.360 on the heart of politics.

00:26:14.040 And Zoomers, who are so

00:26:15.980 messed up, there's so much

00:26:17.200 disorder in their political

00:26:18.140 society, that they're being

00:26:19.720 told by their teachers that

00:26:21.100 it's good when peaceful

00:26:22.520 debaters are murdered, and

00:26:23.780 they're being told that boys

00:26:24.900 can be girls, and they're

00:26:25.920 being told to mutilate their

00:26:26.820 bodies, and they're being,

00:26:27.660 like, they are being educated

00:26:29.920 in the most cartoonishly

00:26:32.820 preposterous and villainous

00:26:34.280 way, probably of any

00:26:35.380 generation in history.

00:26:37.980 So they look around and

00:26:38.840 they say, this is completely

00:26:40.180 nuts, man.

00:26:41.240 What happened to society?

00:26:45.120 And the Boomers,

00:26:46.080 unfortunately, are kind of,

00:26:46.920 they're kind of holding the

00:26:47.580 bag because they're the,

00:26:48.320 they're the hippie

00:26:48.960 generation.

00:26:50.820 It's the, the me

00:26:51.780 generation, right?

00:26:54.520 It's not too late, though,

00:26:55.600 Boomers.

00:26:55.980 I don't want to sound like

00:26:56.780 I'm just beating up on, I

00:26:57.740 like the, but you got to go

00:27:00.360 to church.

00:27:00.780 You got to go to church

00:27:01.560 more than 16 times a year.

00:27:03.700 Okay, on average, you got

00:27:04.880 to do it.

00:27:06.300 And you got to recognize

00:27:08.040 that when we all sin and we

00:27:09.700 all do bad things and we're

00:27:10.940 all responsible for all sorts

00:27:12.040 of bad stuff, the devil wants

00:27:14.720 you to just be, just totally

00:27:16.320 dig into that.

00:27:17.740 Say, well, no, I was right to

00:27:18.660 do that.

00:27:19.000 I was right to sin.

00:27:19.900 I was right to do something

00:27:20.780 wrong.

00:27:21.140 It's me, me, me.

00:27:21.860 The church is wrong.

00:27:23.100 The, the gods of the copy

00:27:24.140 book headings are wrong.

00:27:25.240 Morality is wrong.

00:27:26.420 God's wrong.

00:27:27.160 It can't be me that's wrong.

00:27:28.300 Just admit you're wrong.

00:27:29.200 Just admit you did something

00:27:30.020 wrong.

00:27:30.560 And every generation does

00:27:31.900 something wrong.

00:27:32.540 They do a lot of things

00:27:33.120 wrong.

00:27:35.020 Just admit it.

00:27:35.820 Don't get it.

00:27:36.160 This is what the devil does.

00:27:37.080 The devil leans into your

00:27:38.360 ear on the one hand and says,

00:27:39.720 hey, that bad thing, that's

00:27:41.880 no big deal.

00:27:42.620 And then you do the bad

00:27:43.480 thing.

00:27:43.840 And then the two seconds

00:27:44.880 later, the devil says, yeah,

00:27:45.880 that's the worst thing ever.

00:27:47.000 And you'll never be forgiven.

00:27:48.280 Definitely don't seek

00:27:48.980 forgiveness for it.

00:27:50.320 Definitely don't try to

00:27:51.000 repent.

00:27:53.240 And, you know, God turns bad

00:27:54.600 things for good.

00:27:55.140 So if that political disorder

00:27:56.880 can convince younger

00:27:57.680 generations to like turn

00:27:59.240 toward truth and morality and

00:28:01.440 goodness and order, all the

00:28:03.940 better, all the better.

00:28:05.000 Now, speaking of aging,

00:28:06.960 Washington Post has a really,

00:28:08.480 really interesting article.

00:28:11.940 It's on the age old fear of

00:28:13.740 dying alone.

00:28:16.180 So WAPO put this out.

00:28:18.600 This is actually, this was last

00:28:20.060 week or maybe even a little

00:28:21.160 earlier, but I really want to

00:28:23.200 get to it because I think this

00:28:25.380 is a problem that you're

00:28:26.380 seeing grow right now.

00:28:27.360 It's only going to get worse

00:28:28.240 in coming years.

00:28:28.920 Here's just the first few

00:28:29.900 paragraphs.

00:28:30.980 This summer at dinner with her

00:28:31.940 best friend, Jackie Barden,

00:28:33.060 raised an uncomfortable topic,

00:28:34.280 the possibility that she might

00:28:35.360 die alone.

00:28:36.820 I have no children, no

00:28:37.880 husband, no siblings, Barden

00:28:39.100 remembered saying, who's going

00:28:40.200 to hold my hand while I die?

00:28:42.560 Barden, 75, never had

00:28:43.860 children.

00:28:44.360 She's lived on her own in

00:28:45.320 Western Massachusetts since her

00:28:46.540 husband died in 2003.

00:28:48.260 You hit a point in your life

00:28:49.360 when you're not climbing up

00:28:50.960 anymore.

00:28:51.420 You're climbing down, she said.

00:28:53.200 You start thinking about what

00:28:54.480 it's going to be like at the

00:28:55.540 end.

00:28:58.140 It's something that many

00:28:59.120 older adults who live alone,

00:29:00.420 a growing population, more

00:29:01.480 than 16 million strong in

00:29:02.640 2023, wonder about.

00:29:04.680 Many have family and friends

00:29:05.640 they can turn to, but some

00:29:06.540 have no spouse or children,

00:29:07.640 have relatives who live far

00:29:08.560 away, others lost to your

00:29:10.080 friends.

00:29:10.340 More than 15 million people,

00:29:11.620 55 year old, are done of a

00:29:12.660 spouse or biological

00:29:13.380 children.

00:29:14.280 Nearly 2 million have no

00:29:15.360 family members at all.

00:29:16.120 It's really awful that your

00:29:16.940 heart breaks for these

00:29:18.420 people.

00:29:19.100 In one sense, at least,

00:29:20.940 though, there's a

00:29:21.380 consolation in that the many,

00:29:23.020 many people who are lonely,

00:29:24.580 one of the worst feelings you

00:29:25.760 can have.

00:29:27.040 They're not alone in their

00:29:28.160 loneliness.

00:29:28.720 Loneliness is, oddly enough,

00:29:30.060 a social phenomenon now.

00:29:31.420 You're in the same boat with a

00:29:33.180 lot of people, even though by

00:29:34.660 nature of the problem, you feel

00:29:36.020 totally alone.

00:29:37.940 I say, well, yikes, who's going

00:29:39.680 to be with me when I die?

00:29:42.760 I think this is another example of

00:29:46.960 a silver lining to a storm cloud,

00:29:48.700 you know, the turmoil that's been

00:29:51.060 introduced into society, I think

00:29:53.160 is going to show people that

00:29:54.080 there are better behaviors and

00:29:55.640 worse behaviors, and actually it

00:29:56.780 is good to have families intact

00:29:58.200 and to have a lot of kids if you

00:29:59.400 can, if you're blessed to have a

00:30:00.340 lot of kids and to do all of

00:30:02.060 these things.

00:30:04.580 And it would be not, everyone's

00:30:05.960 dream, right, is to die on a bed

00:30:08.440 surrounded by your family.

00:30:09.940 It doesn't really work out for

00:30:11.300 anyone.

00:30:11.960 Even if you are dying and you

00:30:14.480 understand that you're on your

00:30:16.380 way out, and often, you know, it's

00:30:17.720 like in the middle of the night,

00:30:18.500 no one's around you, but that's

00:30:20.700 the dream that we all have.

00:30:23.020 That's the dream at least

00:30:23.980 traditional people have, religious

00:30:25.960 people have.

00:30:26.680 I guess in modern life, we say,

00:30:28.540 oh, the best way to die is, you

00:30:29.820 know, to be bludgeoned on the back

00:30:30.940 of the head with a two-by-four,

00:30:32.300 you know, you never see it coming,

00:30:34.320 just the lights go out or something.

00:30:35.540 But that, traditionally, that was

00:30:37.540 understood as the worst kind of

00:30:38.600 death.

00:30:38.940 You actually, people would, wanted

00:30:41.100 to know when they were going to

00:30:42.260 die.

00:30:43.180 They would prefer a long-term

00:30:44.380 illness to a sudden death, because

00:30:45.980 then you could prepare for your

00:30:46.880 death, and you could prepare your

00:30:47.760 soul and figure out where you're

00:30:48.640 going.

00:30:49.980 So, I get it.

00:30:52.440 I get why people are afraid no

00:30:53.580 one's going to hold their hand

00:30:54.300 when they die.

00:30:55.060 However, we're all going to die

00:30:57.820 alone.

00:30:59.660 It's kind of a depressing show

00:31:00.800 today, isn't it?

00:31:01.540 It doesn't have to be a

00:31:02.580 depressing show.

00:31:03.440 We are all going to die alone,

00:31:05.520 in the sense that, even if there

00:31:07.520 are people in the room, or nurses,

00:31:08.960 or family members, or whatever, you

00:31:11.260 know, as you're slipping away, you

00:31:12.660 might not be totally conscious.

00:31:14.060 You might not recognize people if

00:31:16.000 you have a kind of dementia.

00:31:17.380 You might not, you're, and the

00:31:19.580 place you're going, you can't take

00:31:20.860 them with you.

00:31:22.920 You are going to die alone, and

00:31:24.280 you're going to face a particular

00:31:25.280 judgment.

00:31:26.700 You know, there was, I'm on a Robert

00:31:27.820 Frost kick recently.

00:31:29.120 It's in Anticipation of America 250.

00:31:30.980 I'm reading one of the great American

00:31:31.940 poets.

00:31:32.440 But there was a line that really hit

00:31:34.020 me from Home Burial.

00:31:36.040 It was just a little bit of the

00:31:37.240 poem.

00:31:38.160 He says,

00:31:38.960 You couldn't care.

00:31:40.620 The nearest friends can go with

00:31:42.120 anyone to death.

00:31:44.040 Comes so far short, they might as

00:31:46.260 well not try to go at all.

00:31:47.520 No, from the time when one is sick

00:31:48.900 to death, one is alone, and he dies

00:31:50.580 more alone.

00:31:51.760 Friends make pretense of following to

00:31:53.680 the grave.

00:31:54.320 But before one is in it, their minds

00:31:56.340 are turned, and making the best of

00:31:58.000 their way back to life, and living

00:31:59.580 people, and things they understand.

00:32:03.220 Totally true.

00:32:03.940 If you've ever had a loved one who's

00:32:04.980 dying, or been around that, you know.

00:32:07.720 Death freaks people out, and they

00:32:09.120 don't, they start making other plans

00:32:11.260 even before the loved one dies.

00:32:14.200 So you're gonna, it's gonna be you

00:32:15.360 and God.

00:32:15.940 And so, in a way, I think that this

00:32:18.220 realization, the fact that people

00:32:20.060 don't have big families anymore,

00:32:21.260 that a lot of people are alienated,

00:32:22.560 that they're dying alone, the fact

00:32:23.600 that there's a lot of divorce in our

00:32:25.040 society, and so people don't even

00:32:26.620 have their spouses, or maybe the

00:32:28.280 spouse dies before them.

00:32:29.920 In a way, I think it draws people

00:32:33.460 to the ultimate consolation, which is

00:32:36.620 even if you have a hundred kids, it's

00:32:38.840 gonna be you and God, okay?

00:32:40.860 At the end of it, it's gonna be you

00:32:42.280 and God.

00:32:43.040 So you're not really alone.

00:32:44.800 You could be in the middle of

00:32:46.100 Siberia, with no other human being

00:32:47.680 around you.

00:32:48.200 You're not alone.

00:32:49.000 You're never alone.

00:32:51.140 But you have to come to that

00:32:52.580 truth, you know.

00:32:53.440 In a way, I think this realization

00:32:55.560 might remedy the social situation.

00:32:57.420 It will impel people to have more

00:32:59.840 kids, but also, I think it will help

00:33:02.440 remedy the religious situation.

00:33:04.040 Now, speaking of alienation, one of

00:33:06.180 my favorite stories I've read

00:33:07.220 recently, a lady is suing her

00:33:10.020 neighbor for smoking pot in his own

00:33:13.120 house, and she's winning.

00:33:17.140 And I love that.

00:33:18.300 I love that.

00:33:19.080 But I'm gonna leave on the

00:33:19.980 tantalizing bit about the left-hand

00:33:22.840 cigarettes.

00:33:23.400 You know what I'm talking about?

00:33:24.760 You know what I mean?

00:33:25.460 I'm talking about the old Peruvian

00:33:26.900 parsley.

00:33:28.020 This is a family show, so I want to

00:33:29.580 speak in euphemisms.

00:33:30.660 I mean the California cumin, you know?

00:33:32.540 The devil's lettuce, the sin's spinach.

00:33:35.500 I'm talking about Mary Jane, okay?

00:33:39.240 A lady is suing her neighbor for

00:33:40.600 smoking pot in his own house, and I

00:33:41.760 think it's great.

00:33:42.420 So, we'll get to that tomorrow.

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00:36:09.240 My favorite comment yesterday is from

00:36:11.460 LilNavajo6030, who says they just

00:36:14.220 need to ban abortion, therefore more

00:36:16.840 kids.

00:36:18.100 Yeah, it's funny.

00:36:18.900 A lot of people were reacting to

00:36:20.720 that, how to beef up the birth

00:36:22.080 rate, and said, well, we need to fix

00:36:24.600 the economy, or well, we need to, I

00:36:27.620 don't know, stop girls from going to

00:36:29.640 college, you know, so they can have

00:36:30.920 kids at 22 or whatever.

00:36:32.420 And, oh, we need to do this, we need

00:36:33.740 to do that.

00:36:34.140 But actually, what you need to do is

00:36:36.620 just stop abortion, because over a

00:36:39.520 million babies a year are killed

00:36:40.600 through abortion.

00:36:41.540 1.2 million, I think it is now,

00:36:43.020 because 70% of it, of abortions are

00:36:44.620 through the abortion pill.

00:36:47.480 Even during the real height of the

00:36:50.140 immigration debates under Biden, we're

00:36:51.760 talking about over a million illegal

00:36:53.180 aliens coming into the country every

00:36:54.500 year.

00:36:55.520 And the squishes would say, no, we need

00:36:57.520 those immigrants to come in, because

00:36:58.760 otherwise our economy will collapse,

00:37:00.200 because we have a declining population.

00:37:02.540 And the delta between what our

00:37:05.180 population is, like our birth rate, and

00:37:07.400 where our population needs to be to

00:37:09.340 sustain itself, is, you know what it is?

00:37:11.240 It's about roughly, like, a million

00:37:13.500 people per year.

00:37:15.620 Meaning, if you got rid of abortion,

00:37:18.220 there would be no argument about the

00:37:20.620 need for mass migration.

00:37:23.600 You would fix that problem, you would

00:37:25.600 help fix the family problem, you'd help

00:37:27.360 fix the alienation problem, you'd fix a

00:37:30.060 lot of problems with patriotism, because

00:37:31.580 you just have more of a connection of a

00:37:33.240 people to the territory.

00:37:35.000 You'd fix a lot.

00:37:36.420 Sometimes it really is that simple.

00:37:38.460 If I were king, I'm not a king, we have

00:37:40.840 no kings in America, I'm told.

00:37:42.120 But if I were king, and I could just

00:37:43.580 wave a magic wand, say, do one or two

00:37:45.920 things to fix a social situation, I would

00:37:48.300 say abortion and contraception, never

00:37:51.200 invented.

00:37:53.120 You would have, we would be, it's like

00:37:54.460 the meme, you know, we would have flying

00:37:56.160 cars, we would be just in this amazing

00:37:57.860 society.

00:37:58.480 If you could get rid of those two things,

00:38:00.220 abortion and artificial contraception, like

00:38:03.720 91% of our social problems would go away.

00:38:06.580 Okay, very timely, speaking of abortion,

00:38:08.880 my friend Seth Gruber has a new movie

00:38:10.280 out on the origins of abortion, how it came

00:38:12.960 about, and that is The 1916 Project.

00:38:16.960 Take a listen.

00:38:18.540 I thought I knew everything about abortion

00:38:20.840 and Margaret Sanger and the founding of

00:38:23.560 Planned Parenthood.

00:38:24.980 I was wrong.

00:38:27.180 Check out this clip from my friend Seth Gruber's

00:38:29.480 new movie, The 1916 Project.

00:38:31.980 Evil is now being called good.

00:38:36.160 For 65 million murdered unborn children, we're

00:38:39.020 all asking the same question right now, aren't we?

00:38:40.800 How did this happen?

00:38:41.640 How did this happen so suddenly?

00:38:42.960 Well, the answer is it didn't happen so suddenly.

00:38:45.240 Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood.

00:38:49.360 I think the greatest sin in the world is bringing

00:38:51.040 children into the world.

00:38:51.920 There are human beings who are alive.

00:38:56.260 They don't even know that they were marked for death.

00:38:58.600 That's what they did.

00:39:00.200 Right off the top, the title is going to hit

00:39:05.920 everybody, The 1916 Project.

00:39:08.020 That's kind of cute.

00:39:09.100 You know, The 1916 Project was The New York

00:39:12.100 Times, a send-up of American history.

00:39:14.800 Yep.

00:39:15.940 That's right.

00:39:16.180 So I like it.

00:39:17.400 The marketer in me likes the hook.

00:39:19.320 It's great.

00:39:19.740 Is there any deeper resonance to it, or is it just

00:39:21.840 eye-catching?

00:39:22.700 It's not just a linguistic, ha, ha, ha, I

00:39:25.540 flipped the letters, 1619 Nicole Hannah-Jones.

00:39:27.920 I'm a sucker for a good pun.

00:39:29.160 I would have been okay if that were it.

00:39:30.480 Yeah, yeah.

00:39:31.120 But there's a political and philosophical

00:39:34.760 relationship, too.

00:39:35.700 So everyone remembers the 1619 Project, right?

00:39:38.400 America systemically raises root and branch.

00:39:40.520 There's nothing redeemable about your country.

00:39:42.360 Our real birthday as a country shouldn't even be 1776.

00:39:45.420 It should be 1619 when the revolution was fought

00:39:47.420 to defend slavery.

00:39:48.340 That's what they claimed, right?

00:39:49.500 Howard Zinn was just having, you know, a party.

00:39:53.360 And you had left-wing liberal academics, you know,

00:39:56.360 writing letters to The New York Times saying,

00:39:57.920 this is ridiculous.

00:39:58.580 I think they were demanding that they remove

00:40:00.000 Nicole Hannah-Jones' Pulitzer Prize.

00:40:01.780 So anyways, the 1619 Project, which, remember,

00:40:03.640 became K-12 curriculum.

00:40:05.000 There was a curriculum version to it in American

00:40:06.700 public high schools.

00:40:07.440 Yeah, yeah.

00:40:07.780 Comes out, if I'm remembering my math right, Michael,

00:40:09.900 about nine to ten months before George Floyd.

00:40:12.700 Now, mostly peaceful, somewhat fiery, 2020, burn,

00:40:16.040 loot, pillage, kill.

00:40:18.020 What did CNN call the summer of love of 2020?

00:40:21.780 The 1619 riots.

00:40:23.620 On CNN, on national television, they described,

00:40:26.180 they made that link between if America is systemically racist,

00:40:29.120 root, and branch, and there's nothing redeemable about it,

00:40:30.880 and the white man, the white man's knee killed George Floyd.

00:40:34.760 Then everything is explained by systemic racism.

00:40:37.540 And so this is the spirit of 1619 manifesting in our streets.

00:40:41.080 Okay, so that's, then Nicole Hannah-Jones, the author,

00:40:43.880 tweets, and we have this screenshot in the film,

00:40:46.500 1916 Project.

00:40:47.460 She said something like, I'm so proud, or something.

00:40:49.420 She was so proud to have the pillaging, burning, rioting,

00:40:52.220 and murder riots of 2020 be named after her 1619 Project.

00:40:57.780 And then this led into, remember this, this whole cancel culture

00:41:00.320 of anything that the liberal academic elite described as racist.

00:41:05.740 Any company that had maybe an origin in racism,

00:41:09.380 they do the work, silence is violent.

00:41:11.380 So Aunt Jemima had to go.

00:41:13.140 So here's where this gets absolutely hilarious,

00:41:16.460 and it reminds me of a phrase that I think I've heard you,

00:41:18.900 I say it a lot, the revolution always eats its own.

00:41:22.200 So in the midst of going after anything that's perceived as racist,

00:41:25.800 and these are the disciples of the 1619 Project,

00:41:29.220 the leftist, pro-abortion, trans the kids,

00:41:32.540 kill the baby revolutionaries put Planned Parenthood

00:41:34.820 in their crosshairs.

00:41:36.080 So this wasn't Michael Knowles, or Charlie Kirk,

00:41:38.940 or Glenn Beck attacking Planned Parenthood.

00:41:40.820 This was the left attacking the left.

00:41:43.140 And they said, your founder, Margaret Schenger,

00:41:45.000 she was a racist.

00:41:46.080 That's right, they took down her statues, right?

00:41:48.280 Yeah, that's right, I remember that.

00:41:49.380 But the key to this story,

00:41:51.520 and why there's a political philosophical relationship

00:41:54.520 between my film and the 1619 Project,

00:41:57.300 is that that was damage done by the left.

00:41:59.660 Yeah, yeah.

00:42:00.060 They put Planned Parenthood in the crosshairs.

00:42:01.280 And the director of Planned Parenthood of Greater New York,

00:42:04.160 Michael, came out.

00:42:04.840 Her name's Karen Seltzer, which, by the way, I'm sorry,

00:42:06.880 that's hilarious, Karen?

00:42:08.720 And Seltzer, a light alcoholic drink?

00:42:10.900 Like, what's her middle name, Cat Lover or something?

00:42:12.680 Like, that is just hilarious.

00:42:13.740 It's good fiction there.

00:42:15.440 And she comes out and she says,

00:42:16.760 we're done making excuses for our founder

00:42:18.540 and the damage that she did to communities of color.

00:42:21.640 They stopped giving out the Margaret Sanger Award,

00:42:24.260 which Pelosi got.

00:42:26.760 Kamala Harris was trying really hard to get it.

00:42:28.020 They renamed the Manhattan Planned Parenthood Mega Clinic,

00:42:32.220 which was called the Sanger Center.

00:42:34.020 They took her name off.

00:42:34.960 By the way, that clinic closed down

00:42:36.160 because some of the defunding from the Trump administration,

00:42:37.980 Planned Parenthood can't operate all their facilities.

00:42:40.080 And then New York City, where Sanger started, Michael,

00:42:43.040 that corner that the Mega Planned Parenthood Clinic was on,

00:42:45.400 you know what it's called?

00:42:45.920 The Margaret Sanger Square.

00:42:47.560 So the city takes down the sign,

00:42:49.960 Planned Parenthood renames the building,

00:42:51.460 and they stopped giving out the Margaret Sanger Award.

00:42:53.240 Why?

00:42:53.760 Because of the 1619 Project revolutionaries

00:42:56.620 calling everything racist and attacking Planned Parenthood.

00:42:59.060 Thank you, Nicole Hannah-Jones.

00:43:00.580 Everything is racist for causing a nationwide interest

00:43:03.680 in why would they cancel the patron saint of feminism.

00:43:07.140 I wrote a book and made a documentary to tell that history.

00:43:09.100 No, you know, I remember,

00:43:11.120 obviously I remember all of that about Sanger.

00:43:13.040 I didn't make the connection

00:43:15.340 of the kind of being hoisted with their own petard.

00:43:17.680 So Sanger, look,

00:43:19.120 conservatives have been making this point for a while

00:43:20.700 that Sanger was not exactly racially egalitarian.

00:43:25.160 And there's a very famous line,

00:43:26.740 which I myself have quoted in books and columns,

00:43:31.280 that she says,

00:43:32.780 in Woman in the New Race,

00:43:33.800 we don't want word to get out

00:43:34.820 that we want to exterminate the Negro population.

00:43:37.440 Now, I've always wondered in that line,

00:43:40.900 look, the effect of her policy

00:43:43.060 is disproportionately to exterminate blacks.

00:43:46.120 That is indisputable.

00:43:47.240 I assume when she wrote that,

00:43:49.760 what she was trying to convey is,

00:43:51.060 we don't want people to misinterpret our motives or something.

00:43:53.800 That's how the liberals have always-

00:43:55.100 That's how they spin it.

00:43:56.040 That's how they've always spun it.

00:43:57.320 Yeah, yeah.

00:43:58.100 Do you want some other Sanger lines?

00:43:59.860 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:44:00.180 The patron saint of feminism here, guys?

00:44:02.200 Okay, how about this one?

00:44:04.340 Birth control is not contraception,

00:44:06.520 thoughtlessly and indiscriminately practiced.

00:44:08.780 Birth control means

00:44:09.940 the cultivation and release

00:44:12.800 of the better racial elements in our society

00:44:15.620 and the gradual suppression, elimination,

00:44:18.140 and eventual extinction of defective stocks.

00:44:20.480 Those human weeds

00:44:21.640 who threatened the blossoming

00:44:23.380 of the finest flowers of American civilization.

00:44:26.320 Full quote from Birth Control Review, her magazine.

00:44:29.600 It's harder to spin.

00:44:30.860 A little bit.

00:44:32.180 Oh, plus then she launched this thing

00:44:33.840 called The Negro Project.

00:44:35.160 So there's that.

00:44:36.280 Huh.

00:44:37.160 It's not pro, I assume.

00:44:40.620 It's not pro Negro.

00:44:42.080 Okay, so what is going to surprise me?

00:44:45.400 I've heard all the stuff

00:44:46.600 about Margaret Sanger.

00:44:47.380 I know the perfidy of Planned Parenthood.

00:44:49.960 I understand its connection

00:44:51.080 to the eugenics movement

00:44:51.980 that the left wants to deny.

00:44:54.240 Give me some tidbits.

00:44:55.520 What do I get to expect

00:44:56.660 when I watch-

00:44:57.400 Well, why don't we open that question,

00:44:59.180 Michael, with a line from Chesterton?

00:45:01.560 I'd open any conversation.

00:45:03.760 The disadvantage of men

00:45:05.440 not knowing the past

00:45:06.480 is that they do not know the present.

00:45:08.440 You see, history is a hill.

00:45:10.560 History is a hill,

00:45:11.660 or a high point advantage

00:45:13.480 from which alone

00:45:14.900 a man sees the town in which he lives

00:45:16.840 or the age in which he is living.

00:45:18.780 So let us ascend that hill together

00:45:20.680 over these-

00:45:21.860 Delicious Mayflower Cigar.

00:45:24.760 Yeah, that's right.

00:45:25.460 Thank you, by the way.

00:45:26.480 Okay, so how about this one?

00:45:28.860 Here's something

00:45:29.340 maybe you don't even know, Michael.

00:45:31.940 When Margaret Sanger

00:45:32.940 founded Planned Parenthood,

00:45:34.800 it was called

00:45:35.220 the American Birth Control League.

00:45:36.560 Yes.

00:45:36.760 She renamed it Planned Parenthood

00:45:38.580 in 1942

00:45:39.700 because these people,

00:45:41.280 the Nazis,

00:45:43.140 had given the phrase eugenics

00:45:44.360 a slightly negative connotation.

00:45:45.800 Yes, yes.

00:45:46.420 And so in an attempt to rebrand

00:45:48.320 and make-

00:45:49.540 because the American Birth Control League

00:45:50.760 was-

00:45:50.840 So the rebrand was in response

00:45:52.060 to the Nazis.

00:45:52.540 Oh, yeah.

00:45:53.040 That I didn't know.

00:45:54.240 And so let me prove

00:45:57.140 that smoking gun a little bit.

00:45:58.340 Yeah, yeah.

00:45:58.700 So this is not just conjecture.

00:46:00.140 This is not just red meat for the base.

00:46:01.860 Like, I can prove all this.

00:46:02.880 So she founds

00:46:04.300 the American Birth Control League.

00:46:05.740 Okay.

00:46:05.900 Okay, 1921.

00:46:07.400 1916 is her first clinic.

00:46:09.860 Yeah.

00:46:10.600 But 1921 is when the organization

00:46:12.540 has a C3 status

00:46:13.540 and it's established.

00:46:14.980 Okay.

00:46:15.440 The founding board member

00:46:16.860 of Planned Parenthood

00:46:18.180 was Lothrop Stoddard,

00:46:19.780 the exalted cyclops

00:46:21.080 of the Massachusetts KKK chapter.

00:46:25.840 What?

00:46:26.860 That's right.

00:46:27.580 Lothrop Stoddard,

00:46:28.280 the exalted cyclops

00:46:29.360 of the Massachusetts KKK,

00:46:30.560 who was really

00:46:31.100 like the KKK's intellectual.

00:46:33.720 Like, it was his books

00:46:34.800 that were read broadly

00:46:35.840 by KKK people.

00:46:37.140 One of them was called

00:46:37.880 The Rising Tide of Color

00:46:39.800 Against White World Supremacy.

00:46:42.640 And then he had another book

00:46:44.480 called

00:46:45.260 The Menace of the Underman.

00:46:47.700 Or so the full title

00:46:48.400 was The Revolt Against Civilization,

00:46:50.140 The Menace of the Underman.

00:46:51.420 And the Underman,

00:46:52.880 being a term that we get from Nietzsche,

00:46:54.720 obviously very influential

00:46:55.680 on the Nazi party,

00:46:56.660 this notion that there's

00:46:57.460 the Übermenschen

00:46:58.920 and the Untermenschen.

00:47:00.620 Yeah, the Superman

00:47:01.580 and the Underman.

00:47:02.340 Underman, yeah.

00:47:02.940 So this language

00:47:03.700 is directly coming from that.

00:47:05.800 So this was always

00:47:06.920 my question about it.

00:47:07.960 Look, I'm happy to beat up

00:47:08.880 on Margaret Sanger all day

00:47:09.940 and she's one of the most

00:47:10.700 wicked women in the history

00:47:11.640 of the United States.

00:47:12.420 Sure.

00:47:13.420 Is it fair to call her

00:47:15.300 like a white supremacist

00:47:18.260 or what, you know,

00:47:19.140 is she a racist?

00:47:20.560 The key to understanding Sanger

00:47:21.900 and really, by the way,

00:47:24.500 Planned Parenthood's

00:47:25.720 culture trajectory

00:47:26.880 and to understand

00:47:28.900 the modern left today

00:47:29.760 and their obsession

00:47:30.900 with deconstructing the family

00:47:33.680 and their obsession

00:47:34.760 with all things sex.

00:47:36.320 The key to understanding

00:47:37.680 these things

00:47:38.300 is that Sanger

00:47:39.880 did not have

00:47:40.980 any original ideas.

00:47:42.840 No.

00:47:43.120 What she was original for doing

00:47:45.320 was helping unite

00:47:47.300 and bring together

00:47:48.640 the seemingly disparate aspects

00:47:51.740 of what we might today

00:47:53.040 call woke progressivism.

00:47:54.720 A little bit of socialism,

00:47:56.440 a little bit of orgies,

00:47:57.700 a little bit of Woodstock.

00:47:58.840 Of course, Sanger

00:47:59.260 was before all that.

00:48:00.300 A little bit of depopulationism,

00:48:02.280 neo-Malthusianism.

00:48:04.160 She helped bring

00:48:05.480 these intellectuals

00:48:06.680 and movements together

00:48:07.620 to really treat it as

00:48:08.720 this is one movement.

00:48:10.460 This is one assault

00:48:12.240 against the foundations

00:48:13.660 of Western civilization

00:48:14.560 and it has to be united.

00:48:16.680 Obviously, Margaret Sanger

00:48:17.940 was doing something

00:48:18.960 that practically speaking

00:48:21.060 involved a lot

00:48:21.680 of weird sex stuff

00:48:22.320 because it was killing kids,

00:48:23.620 but it was ostensibly

00:48:24.800 for these abstract

00:48:25.700 ideological motives

00:48:27.140 of either purifying

00:48:28.780 the human race or...

00:48:30.400 We'll see, it's both.

00:48:31.240 So to understand Sanger,

00:48:32.180 you have to understand

00:48:32.660 that she was

00:48:33.420 a sexual liberationist.

00:48:34.640 She was also a eugenicist.

00:48:37.100 This is what I want

00:48:38.140 to get to, though,

00:48:38.900 is with all of these radicals

00:48:41.000 and revolutionaries,

00:48:43.520 they almost always,

00:48:45.880 maybe French Revolution

00:48:48.400 accepted,

00:48:48.880 Robespierre was kind of

00:48:49.780 a Puritan,

00:48:50.540 but they almost always

00:48:52.380 were involved

00:48:52.740 in really weird sex stuff.

00:48:54.280 The fact that she

00:48:55.260 went off to England

00:48:56.220 to find herself

00:48:57.080 and sleep with HGLs

00:48:58.360 or whatever,

00:48:58.700 that's really weird.

00:48:59.680 Surprising she didn't

00:49:00.280 go to Paris, honestly.

00:49:01.260 Right, right.

00:49:02.100 That's, well, okay,

00:49:02.800 so she was,

00:49:04.060 today she would have been,

00:49:06.120 had some weird haircut

00:49:07.420 and purple hair

00:49:08.860 and been doing...

00:49:10.300 Sanger did have

00:49:11.500 very short hair, yeah.

00:49:12.420 You're thinking

00:49:12.660 of the second wave

00:49:13.520 butch feminist

00:49:14.060 and I'm very attractive.

00:49:14.660 So anyways,

00:49:15.580 Havelock Ellis coaches

00:49:16.520 her journey

00:49:17.220 back to Greenwich Village

00:49:19.140 and then a few miles away

00:49:22.960 from Greenwich Village

00:49:23.640 in Brownsville,

00:49:24.720 you see where all those

00:49:25.660 like poor minorities lived.

00:49:27.420 She opens the first

00:49:28.420 Planned Parenthood

00:49:28.860 birth control clinic

00:49:29.960 but watch this.

00:49:31.820 People don't know this.

00:49:32.960 Havelock Ellis,

00:49:33.720 you know who he was

00:49:34.160 mentored by?

00:49:34.780 You know who his

00:49:35.260 pen pal mentor was?

00:49:37.040 Who was,

00:49:39.380 he was the protege of whom?

00:49:40.820 Francis Galton.

00:49:42.180 Okay.

00:49:42.740 The guy who coined

00:49:44.680 the term eugenics.

00:49:46.340 Oh, wow, all right.

00:49:47.780 Uh-huh.

00:49:48.220 And who was Francis Galton's

00:49:49.660 cousin, Michael?

00:49:51.360 Well, my cousin's Beyonce.

00:49:53.060 I sometimes,

00:49:53.620 no, I don't know who.

00:49:55.100 Charles Darwin.

00:49:56.300 Oh, really?

00:49:58.840 Oh, yeah.

00:49:59.460 Yeah, Galton,

00:50:00.620 the half-cousin

00:50:01.920 of Charles Darwin

00:50:02.560 who takes his cousin's ideas

00:50:04.160 in Survival of the Fittest

00:50:06.900 and says,

00:50:08.800 let's apply that

00:50:09.600 to the human gene pool.

00:50:11.660 The modern father

00:50:12.920 of the eugenics movement,

00:50:14.100 Francis Galton.

00:50:15.420 Mentors and coaches

00:50:16.300 have like Ellis

00:50:17.020 who becomes Margaret Sanger's

00:50:18.200 number one political,

00:50:20.120 social,

00:50:20.920 sexual mentor.

00:50:21.860 So that makes a ton

00:50:22.880 of sense, though.

00:50:23.720 It really does.

00:50:24.700 Doesn't it?

00:50:25.080 Right.

00:50:25.640 It obviously makes sense

00:50:26.900 that you get this connection

00:50:28.560 between Nietzsche

00:50:29.380 and modern eugenics,

00:50:31.760 birth control,

00:50:32.700 abortion.

00:50:33.640 But, yeah,

00:50:34.320 of course it comes

00:50:35.020 from Darwin.

00:50:35.720 Darwin,

00:50:36.300 whose acolytes

00:50:37.940 would go on

00:50:38.560 to observe

00:50:39.440 not merely

00:50:40.040 a kind of survival

00:50:41.340 of the fittest

00:50:42.080 biologically,

00:50:44.320 but even morally,

00:50:45.300 a kind of,

00:50:45.900 you know,

00:50:47.540 fading away

00:50:48.260 of sin and grace

00:50:49.460 and virtue.

00:50:50.080 Yeah, that's right.

00:50:50.460 To say that it's all

00:50:51.320 just kind of these

00:50:51.920 random physical processes.

00:50:53.400 Yeah.

00:50:53.840 Makes a lot of sense.

00:50:54.620 I want to steal man

00:50:56.020 eugenics, though,

00:50:57.080 for a second

00:50:57.460 because it gets

00:50:58.740 a bad rap.

00:50:59.640 But it seems to me

00:51:00.560 that when a good-looking

00:51:02.820 guy goes out to a bar

00:51:04.100 and he finds a girl

00:51:06.140 who's good-looking,

00:51:07.120 smart,

00:51:08.160 slim,

00:51:09.260 with it,

00:51:10.520 and he says,

00:51:11.200 that's the woman

00:51:12.180 that I want to sleep with

00:51:13.140 and I want to raise

00:51:13.680 my kids.

00:51:14.560 That at a broad

00:51:15.740 enough definition,

00:51:16.640 that's a kind of eugenics

00:51:17.660 because you're saying,

00:51:18.100 I want my kids

00:51:18.500 to have good genes.

00:51:20.260 And we all do that

00:51:21.440 to some degree.

00:51:22.280 What's the difference

00:51:22.840 between that

00:51:23.460 and what Margaret Sanger

00:51:25.120 and all these freaks

00:51:25.880 are talking about?

00:51:26.500 Well, I mean,

00:51:27.060 that's, I mean,

00:51:27.680 listen,

00:51:28.120 that's just,

00:51:28.940 that's just,

00:51:29.880 you know,

00:51:30.240 fallen man being

00:51:31.140 fallen man

00:51:31.820 and caring maybe more

00:51:35.200 about fleshly appearances

00:51:37.200 than the heart

00:51:38.540 and the soul.

00:51:40.380 Obviously,

00:51:41.000 that's not the same as,

00:51:42.620 you know what?

00:51:43.480 People who are uglier

00:51:44.460 with lower IQs

00:51:45.720 are less human.

00:51:46.620 And we should eradicate.

00:51:47.480 Yeah, yeah.

00:51:48.920 So here,

00:51:49.580 how about this?

00:51:50.480 Here's the opening line.

00:51:51.960 You wanted,

00:51:52.340 I think you wanted

00:51:52.920 some juicy stuff here.

00:51:54.480 Here's the opening line

00:51:55.940 from the Negro Project proposal.

00:51:58.500 And by the way,

00:51:58.900 for all the stuff

00:51:59.420 I'm going to say

00:51:59.740 over the next few minutes,

00:52:00.240 people go,

00:52:00.820 eh, fact check,

00:52:01.620 that weird homeschool kid

00:52:02.820 Michael's having on.

00:52:03.480 That's not true.

00:52:04.420 I wrote a book

00:52:05.360 that goes with the film,

00:52:06.760 The 1916 Project,

00:52:07.900 The Lying,

00:52:08.440 the Witch,

00:52:08.780 and the War We're In.

00:52:10.080 And I have all the footnotes,

00:52:12.340 okay?

00:52:12.540 So she says,

00:52:13.440 the mass of Negroes,

00:52:14.440 particularly in the South,

00:52:15.620 are still breeding

00:52:16.520 carelessly and disastrously

00:52:18.500 with the result

00:52:19.720 that the increase

00:52:20.360 among Negroes,

00:52:21.120 even more than among whites,

00:52:22.340 is from that portion

00:52:23.320 of the population

00:52:24.140 least intelligent and fit.

00:52:26.700 End quote.

00:52:27.200 That was in the opening proposal

00:52:28.560 of her Negro Project.

00:52:29.740 Who's she pitching?

00:52:30.520 She's not pitching

00:52:31.080 black guys.

00:52:31.600 Who's she proposing to?

00:52:34.920 And so obviously,

00:52:36.020 listen,

00:52:36.300 like Richard Weaver said,

00:52:37.140 ideas have consequences.

00:52:38.340 I like to add,

00:52:39.020 bad ideas have victims.

00:52:40.560 Dr. Nancy Piercy

00:52:41.520 makes this brilliant point

00:52:42.480 that listen,

00:52:43.060 because we're rational beings

00:52:44.340 created in God's image,

00:52:45.880 we tend to work out

00:52:47.440 the logical consequences

00:52:48.620 of the ideologies

00:52:49.620 or the worldviews

00:52:50.540 we imbibe.

00:52:51.420 We're rational beings.

00:52:52.540 If you take a worldview

00:52:53.960 and you make that

00:52:55.680 your lens

00:52:56.240 through which you see

00:52:56.740 the world,

00:52:57.200 you might not even know

00:52:58.240 or be able to articulate

00:52:59.160 everything about the worldview

00:53:00.220 that you operate off of.

00:53:01.300 Yeah, yeah.

00:53:02.000 But you are operating off of it.

00:53:03.120 Yeah, yeah, right.

00:53:03.700 It's like the water

00:53:04.280 through which you move.

00:53:05.060 That's right.

00:53:05.420 Culture is to us

00:53:06.520 what water is to a fish.

00:53:07.560 It's all we know.

00:53:08.060 So I always like talking

00:53:09.860 about ideas

00:53:10.600 because they drive

00:53:12.460 all the decisions

00:53:13.100 that we make.

00:53:13.600 Everyone's got a worldview,

00:53:14.440 everyone's got a lens.

00:53:15.720 How do we start seeing

00:53:16.720 some of those early seeds

00:53:18.080 that suggested racism,

00:53:19.360 suggested eugenics,

00:53:20.420 suggested weird sex cults

00:53:21.700 and weird sex stuff

00:53:22.480 and all of the kind of people

00:53:23.980 she associated herself with.

00:53:25.660 So this guy Lothrop Stoddard,

00:53:27.120 right,

00:53:27.340 who was the exalted Cyclops

00:53:28.740 of the Massachusetts KKK

00:53:29.840 and the founding board member

00:53:30.760 of Planned Parenthood,

00:53:31.340 what?

00:53:31.880 He writes this book

00:53:32.620 called The Menace of the Underman.

00:53:33.740 Well, these people

00:53:34.520 in the Third Reich,

00:53:35.480 they just loved this book.

00:53:36.940 Yeah, yeah.

00:53:37.280 And Michael,

00:53:38.180 he gets invited

00:53:38.900 to the Third Reich in 1939,

00:53:41.220 Sanger's board member.

00:53:42.440 He meets with Himmler,

00:53:44.160 Fritz Sauckel,

00:53:45.240 Robert Lay,

00:53:46.340 and a brief meeting

00:53:47.780 with Hitler himself.

00:53:49.140 I've done my research on this

00:53:50.660 and I would love people

00:53:51.820 to fact check me on this

00:53:52.720 because so far

00:53:53.300 I have not been able

00:53:54.040 to find anyone else.

00:53:55.840 I believe he is

00:53:56.600 the only American

00:53:57.600 to have had a one-on-one

00:53:59.660 face-to-face meeting

00:54:00.840 with the Fuhrer

00:54:01.560 after he rose to power,

00:54:03.000 Margaret Sanger's board member.

00:54:04.320 He helped influence

00:54:05.260 the German eugenics court

00:54:06.400 to reach a positive verdict

00:54:07.500 in sterilizing certain Jews.

00:54:09.500 His books were recommended

00:54:10.780 reading and assigned

00:54:11.940 in Nazi public schools

00:54:13.920 for youth at the time.

00:54:15.740 And then when they translated

00:54:17.160 his book,

00:54:17.680 The Menace of the Underman,

00:54:18.680 which the Third Reich

00:54:19.500 paid to translate

00:54:20.340 into German,

00:54:21.440 they translated

00:54:22.260 The Menace of the Underman

00:54:23.780 into Untermensch.

00:54:25.920 Yeah, of course.

00:54:26.600 Yeah, of course.

00:54:27.360 Wow.

00:54:28.380 The point,

00:54:29.440 I think it's a very

00:54:30.200 important takeaway,

00:54:30.860 and other people

00:54:32.200 have touched on it.

00:54:35.020 Abortion,

00:54:35.980 which is really

00:54:36.420 what this is about.

00:54:37.320 It's, you know,

00:54:37.740 the Planned Parenthood.

00:54:38.800 Pagan sacrament.

00:54:40.420 Yes,

00:54:40.980 and that it's not

00:54:41.780 just one issue

00:54:42.580 among many.

00:54:43.680 You're saying

00:54:44.300 it's really at the heart

00:54:45.380 of this whole

00:54:47.160 left-wing revolution.

00:54:47.860 If it's true

00:54:48.300 that the hand

00:54:48.780 that rocks the cradle

00:54:49.560 rules the world,

00:54:50.520 then it's equally true

00:54:51.460 that the hand

00:54:51.900 that wrecks the cradle

00:54:52.660 ruins the world.

00:54:55.440 That's good.

00:54:56.640 You should write a book.

00:54:57.940 You should write a book.

00:54:59.240 That's very good.

00:55:00.180 People can see the movie

00:55:01.440 right now

00:55:02.840 at the Daily Wire.

00:55:04.580 And if you want the book,

00:55:05.980 do me a favor.

00:55:07.160 Don't go to Amazon Prime.

00:55:08.620 Go to

00:55:09.220 the1916project.com

00:55:11.520 and only by buying

00:55:12.980 the hardcover

00:55:13.640 from the1916project.com

00:55:15.280 can you get

00:55:16.180 a little Easter egg

00:55:17.140 in the back,

00:55:18.160 which is a fold-out timeline

00:55:19.840 that's a replication

00:55:21.200 of the

00:55:21.940 Glenn Beck-ish

00:55:23.220 chalkboard scene

00:55:24.180 from the film

00:55:25.500 that puts all the

00:55:26.560 puzzle pieces together

00:55:27.400 on how this happened.

00:55:28.180 That's a good inducement.

00:55:30.340 And by the way,

00:55:31.060 churches can screen this

00:55:32.180 all around the country.

00:55:33.360 So for pastors,

00:55:34.320 people that want to

00:55:35.040 host a screening

00:55:35.560 at their church,

00:55:36.280 get all the peeper fired up,

00:55:37.500 then all those people

00:55:38.120 go tell their friends

00:55:38.900 and they say,

00:55:39.360 where do I watch it?

00:55:40.100 Daily Wire Plus.

00:55:42.080 You heard it here first.

00:55:43.360 And if you were listening

00:55:44.160 and you were just part

00:55:45.120 of the hoi polloi

00:55:45.820 and you're not actually

00:55:46.440 a member of Daily Wire Plus,

00:55:47.280 you've got to go

00:55:47.720 head over right now

00:55:48.700 and go watch it.

00:55:49.700 Seth,

00:55:50.780 that's very good.

00:55:51.460 And we still have

00:55:51.900 a little cigar left.

00:55:52.440 The Mayflower.

00:55:53.020 We can talk off camera.

00:55:53.920 You don't get to see that.

00:55:55.400 Good to see you.

00:55:55.920 Thank you, sir.

00:55:56.400 Thank you, brother.

The Michael Knowles Show - October 21, 2025

Ep. 1839 - Pure Evil： Libs Celebrate Charlie Kirk's Murder At ＂No Kings＂ Protests

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