The Michael Knowles Show - January 28, 2026


Ep. 1900 - Finger Blown Off: Libs Bend the Knee to Trump


Episode Stats

Length

52 minutes

Words per Minute

171.06522

Word Count

8,999

Sentence Count

619

Misogynist Sentences

24

Hate Speech Sentences

29


Summary

On this episode of The Michael Knowles Show: ICE locks me out of the studio, and the governor of Minnesota calls ICE a Nazi collaborator, and President Trump backs him up. Plus, a new movie based on the life of the First Lady, Melania Trump.


Transcript

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00:00:50.800 Three days ago, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz compared ICE to Nazis
00:00:55.720 and the foreign criminals that ICE is trying to apprehend to Anne Frank.
00:01:01.280 Two days ago, President Trump had a phone call with Tim Walz.
00:01:07.360 Yesterday, Tim Walz deployed his own Minnesota State Patrol to arrest the anti-ICE protesters.
00:01:15.520 Which means, by the governor's own logic, that Tim Walz is now a Nazi collaborator.
00:01:23.940 What changed?
00:01:25.400 We will get into it.
00:01:26.520 I'm Michael Knowles.
00:01:27.180 This is the Michael Knowles Show.
00:01:27.960 Welcome back to the show.
00:01:48.960 As you can see, I am still here in my beautiful temporary studio,
00:01:53.120 lovingly provided to me by my pal, because I'm locked out of the DW studios
00:01:58.440 and not even by an order of the court or by the demand of Ben Shapiro.
00:02:02.360 I'm locked out by ICE, actually.
00:02:04.780 ICE is locking me out of my studio.
00:02:06.580 Not the good ICE.
00:02:08.240 The also good, but much less convenient ICE that has turned Nashville into Mad Max.
00:02:14.100 It's totally nuts, but it's all right.
00:02:16.480 We're surviving and thriving.
00:02:17.880 We've been blessed with many great gifts and graces and opportunities during all of this,
00:02:24.360 including, I'm happy to say, the ability to continue doing the show,
00:02:28.100 which we have to do because everything is getting so insane in this flashpoint of Minneapolis,
00:02:34.780 where there's always the rioting, always the insurrection, always the violence,
00:02:40.620 always the challenges to authority in Minneapolis.
00:02:42.960 Until yesterday.
00:02:46.580 The timeline here is really, really weird.
00:02:50.320 It was on Sunday that Governor Walz comes out and he says that these guys are Nazis.
00:02:57.200 And then Trump has the phone call.
00:02:58.840 And then we have reports out that the Minnesota police, local police,
00:03:03.960 go out and arrest the protesters who were protesting outside of the hotel
00:03:09.960 where the Border Patrol commander-at-large, Greg Bovino, was staying.
00:03:14.620 So you can see this footage is going all around.
00:03:17.820 And some people would see this and say, okay, well, look, they're not Minneapolis police.
00:03:21.700 So this isn't Jacob Fry, who remains an insurrectionist, the trans-Somali mayor of Minneapolis.
00:03:29.600 This isn't necessarily Tim Walz.
00:03:31.580 This is, maybe this is a more conservative suburban town.
00:03:34.220 Maybe that explains it.
00:03:34.820 No, because aiding the local police in arresting the protesters was the Minnesota State Patrol.
00:03:42.820 That's coming from Governor Walz.
00:03:45.140 The libs are furious.
00:03:46.880 Go on Blue Sky right now.
00:03:48.580 They're, not that I recommend you do that ever, but that's, you know, that's the lib version of Twitter.
00:03:53.260 They've lost their minds over it.
00:03:54.820 And that guy that I debated on Piers Morgan the other day, the one with the bleach blonde tips and the big sunglasses and his grandpa's shiny suit on,
00:04:04.920 that guy was losing.
00:04:05.800 He said, this is a fake-out.
00:04:07.300 Walz totally caved to Trump.
00:04:09.420 They're arresting the protesters.
00:04:10.900 It's getting worse.
00:04:12.680 They're sending more ICE.
00:04:14.180 They're sending more immigration enforcement.
00:04:18.500 What, what happened?
00:04:20.360 So, what the libs are going to claim, or what they were trying to claim previously is, well, look, Walz and Trump, they came to some kind of agreement, and the Democrats got a scalp.
00:04:31.720 They got a scalp because the Border Patrol commander at large, Greg Bovino, has been reassigned, so he's no longer running the operations in Minneapolis.
00:04:39.620 You're going to hear this from the left, and you're going to hear this from the doomers on the right, who take no, they miss no opportunity to attack the administration and to whine and complain from the comfort of their own desk chairs.
00:04:53.360 So, what you're going to hear is, well, see, Trump is backing off because he's removing the commander-at-large of Border Patrol, Greg Bovino.
00:05:00.380 Now, first of all, most people have never heard of Greg Bovino.
00:05:02.820 By all accounts, he's a terrific law enforcement professional.
00:05:05.180 Commander-at-large is not even an official position in Border Patrol, and Border Patrol is usually on the border.
00:05:10.200 Though, because of the nature of a first-in-a-generation mass deportation campaign, which most Americans voted for in November, they've needed to bring in a little bit more help, some more reinforcements on these raids.
00:05:22.680 Now, he's going to be reassigned.
00:05:24.280 So, is that it?
00:05:25.060 That's the scalp Trump is backing out?
00:05:26.520 I don't think so, because in his place, we're getting Tom Holman.
00:05:31.340 Tom Holman, who is the face of mass deportations.
00:05:35.840 So, I don't think if you're a lib or you're an illegal alien, violent criminal, or any of these people, I don't think you're relieved to see Tom Holman show up.
00:05:44.540 Tom Holman is the guy who is more famous, or from your perspective, infamous, for deporting people.
00:05:50.560 But there is a little political play here.
00:05:52.800 And this finally explains why Caroline Levitt, White House Press Secretary, was playing up the fact the other day in the briefing that Tom Holman received a presidential medal from Barack Obama.
00:06:03.560 It seemed to come out of the blue.
00:06:06.280 They said, you know, actually, Tom Holman received a presidential medal for all of his great work in deportations from Barack Obama.
00:06:13.940 Why?
00:06:14.660 Because they were setting up the conditions to replace Greg Bovino.
00:06:18.140 Okay, maybe Tim Walz gets on the phone.
00:06:19.720 Hi, okay, all right, Mr. Trump.
00:06:21.440 I understand.
00:06:22.200 I'm a real knucklehead.
00:06:24.000 I'm a, listen, I know, and I, yeah, okay, I might have committed some fraud with the Somalis.
00:06:29.160 I know.
00:06:30.080 Knucklehead, knucklehead Timmy again.
00:06:32.280 I know, I might be, I stood up on my iron grate the other day, and I told people to get themselves killed obstructing law enforcement.
00:06:40.840 Knuckle, knuckle, knuckle.
00:06:42.000 Anyway, can you bail me out, please?
00:06:44.660 And, you know, you can imagine Trump on the other end saying, you know what, Tim, okay, what's your demand?
00:06:50.200 You got it.
00:06:50.720 They want me to get rid of the guy who's in charge of it.
00:06:53.720 And Trump says, okay, so they reassigned him to wherever he was before or some new place, whatever.
00:06:58.260 And then in their place, they put in Tom Holman.
00:07:00.540 So now it's much harder to attack Tom Holman because you just, hold on, Barack Obama said this guy was great for deportations.
00:07:07.040 And the question becomes, are they going to keep up the deportations or are they going to pull back?
00:07:12.100 And you had initially the Libs celebrating and the Doomers celebrating, and they're sort of pathetic, cynical, they just have to be right that things are terrible way.
00:07:23.720 They're saying, oh, we'll see, here you go, Trump's going to pull back.
00:07:25.980 And I thought, I don't know, I think he's smarter than that.
00:07:27.700 And I think he learned the lesson of 2020, which is you cannot give these people, these people in particular in Minneapolis, an inch.
00:07:37.100 You can't give them an inch.
00:07:38.560 They're going to question the intensity and the authenticity and the legitimacy of your whole administration.
00:07:45.880 But by all accounts, that's not what's going on.
00:07:48.120 Holman comes in, and he's going to keep up the raids, and now he's going to get local law enforcement buy-in.
00:07:55.020 We'll get to that momentarily.
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00:09:20.120 Trump teased the call.
00:09:21.040 He put on Truth Social.
00:09:23.100 Governor Tim Walz called me with the request to work together with respect to Minnesota.
00:09:28.260 It was a very good call, and we actually seem to be on a similar wavelength.
00:09:32.620 I told Governor Walz that I would have Tom Holman call him and that what we are looking for are any and all criminals that they have in their possession.
00:09:40.400 All the illegals are criminals.
00:09:41.980 That's why they're called illegals, because they broke the law.
00:09:44.900 Some people are going to hear this and say, well, it's only the really violent ones who have committed extra crimes.
00:09:48.440 But the language here is totally ambiguous, which it has to be.
00:09:51.380 The governor very respectfully understood that, and I will be speaking to him in the near future.
00:09:54.940 He was happy that Tom Holman was going to Minnesota, and so am I.
00:09:59.660 I read this, I say the panic hands are destroyed again.
00:10:02.600 Trump does this a lot.
00:10:04.300 Trump is very charming.
00:10:05.540 Trump is much better at politics than a lot of his career politician adversaries.
00:10:10.360 This was certainly the biggest misstep of Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi in the first administration is they were so awful to Trump right off the bat,
00:10:18.280 there was no opportunity to try to ingratiate themselves.
00:10:20.680 Maybe ingratiating themselves wouldn't have worked, but it would have worked a lot better than pushing him away.
00:10:25.940 Trump, he does like to turn on the charm, and he's very charming.
00:10:29.080 He did this to Mamdani in the Oval Office.
00:10:30.920 He doesn't give Mamdani an inch on anything, and in fact, almost certainly threatened Mamdani,
00:10:36.560 because the city of New York relies on the federal government for like $100 billion a year of funding when all is said and done.
00:10:43.460 But he puts on a little charm.
00:10:44.440 He's doing the same thing for Walls.
00:10:45.540 And then he hugs Walls.
00:10:47.620 So by hugging Walls, you put Walls in a terrible position.
00:10:49.780 Walls just called this guy Himmler the other day.
00:10:53.860 Walls said that the ICE agents are Nazis and the face-tattooed rapists and murderers are Anne Frank.
00:11:01.020 And then two days later, he says, and actually, I love the Nazis.
00:11:06.900 Long live the Reich.
00:11:08.480 I'm such a knucklehead.
00:11:10.540 So that's what he's saying, right?
00:11:12.460 48 hours later, what did Trump speak to him about?
00:11:16.540 What do we, let me just, I don't, I don't want to seem like I'm over, we have the clip, right?
00:11:22.100 Tim Walls comparing ICE to Nazis.
00:11:25.380 We have got children in Minnesota hiding in their houses, afraid to go outside.
00:11:32.820 Many of us grew up reading that story of Anne Frank.
00:11:35.380 Somebody's going to write that children's story about Minnesota.
00:11:40.960 And there's one person who can end this now.
00:11:45.740 Yeah, they're going to write that book, but only after I cooperate with the Nazis.
00:11:50.580 I want to be, I want to make sure that I'm in the book.
00:11:53.060 No, you don't want to be that.
00:11:54.480 If it's the story you're telling, you don't want to be the character that you're just.
00:11:59.240 Trump clearly talked a little sense into him.
00:12:02.020 And how did he do it?
00:12:04.200 I think he talked a little sense into him, pointing out, look, you don't want to keep getting people killed.
00:12:10.700 Pointing out, look, you're in violation of the Insurrection Act.
00:12:14.900 I don't have, I don't have this privately from the White House.
00:12:17.140 I'm just, if I were Trump, what would I have said to Tim Walls?
00:12:20.760 And I look at the effect it had on Tim Walls.
00:12:22.680 It must have been something good.
00:12:24.080 Tim Walls is clearly in violation of the Insurrection Act.
00:12:26.120 He literally invoked the Civil War, 1863, and then he threatened to call up Minnesota troops to fight the federal troops.
00:12:34.340 He could be arrested for that and put away for a long time.
00:12:38.180 Beyond that, though, a lot of evidence that Tim Walls is involved in some financial propriety, allegedly, reportedly, whatever, in the Somali fraud scandal and the broader Minnesota fraud scandal.
00:12:50.900 That's what the Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, was flying to the Minnesota state capitol to investigate when Tim Walls wouldn't even give him a security detail.
00:12:58.400 Now it looks like, hold on, this guy might not just be a knucklehead.
00:13:01.780 Maybe this guy actually was involved in some real corruption.
00:13:04.960 Maybe this guy, like his subjects in Minnesota, maybe he's also trying to obstruct law enforcement.
00:13:11.420 He's going to let a major cabinet secretary walk around in a very hostile environment, very violent environment, with political violence encouraged, in some cases reportedly even conspired according to the directions of state officials.
00:13:26.820 Now this is looking like obstruction.
00:13:29.820 Whatever it was, Trump talked some sense into him.
00:13:33.160 And he got the message.
00:13:35.800 I don't know that his lemming followers have gotten the message.
00:13:40.380 There's a video going viral.
00:13:42.580 I think it's real.
00:13:43.900 I don't know.
00:13:44.500 I got this off of an anti-ice Minnesota Reddit group.
00:13:49.740 And it's going viral there.
00:13:50.560 They seem to think it's real.
00:13:52.180 It's one of these protesters, not really protesters, it's one of the people who's actively obstructing federal law enforcement, grabbing a flashbang, you know, a non-lethal type of grenade.
00:14:03.640 Grabs it, you know, the cops throw it, and then she grabs it, and then blows off a finger, and then goes down screaming on the pavement.
00:14:13.020 I don't know if it's real.
00:14:15.500 Again, but this is coming from them, so they all think it's real.
00:14:19.860 And even that fact reveals their total disconnect from reality.
00:14:26.580 Where are they getting this from?
00:14:28.040 I'll tell you exactly where they're getting this from.
00:14:29.840 This is Marvel movie morality.
00:14:33.160 This is Marvel movie morality and Marvel movie anthropology.
00:14:38.680 They really think that the liberals are the good guys, always.
00:14:43.900 They are the liberals.
00:14:45.040 The only stories they've ever read are these facile little comic book stories, and not even the good older ones, like the new ones, that are completely derivative and unoriginal and all the rest.
00:14:57.360 That's how they see the world divided, and they really think that physical impossibilities can become possible if they just think highly enough of themselves.
00:15:10.740 So they really think the thing to do when the cops throw a grenade at you is to just go pick it up.
00:15:16.420 And then, like, I don't know, like you're Bugs Bunny, like you're the Roadrunner, like you're whatever one of these Marvel movies.
00:15:22.500 You're going to pick it up and throw it away, and it's going to explode in the clouds.
00:15:26.880 And then, you know, the evil ice villain, his hair is just going to go up on end, and steam is going to come out of his ears.
00:15:33.200 You're just going, what?
00:15:34.460 Waka waka.
00:15:35.560 You know, that's how they think this works.
00:15:37.760 That's not how that works.
00:15:38.860 They think that if you're a middle-aged white lady, irate political activist, lesbian, all the rest, that you can just get in your car, and you can be real sassy to the cops, to federal law enforcement.
00:15:50.980 You can block law enforcement, block traffic, create a very dangerous situation, protect foreign criminals, and then when the cops come up, you can be really sassy.
00:15:58.860 You can give a line, I'm not even mad at you.
00:16:01.640 Boom, credits roll.
00:16:02.840 Boom, yeah, that's right.
00:16:05.000 Take that, Jack.
00:16:06.980 Credits roll.
00:16:07.520 And then, you know what I'm going to do?
00:16:08.740 I'm going to drive my car right into one of these cops, and you know what's going to happen to me?
00:16:13.080 Nothing.
00:16:13.740 What's going to happen then is Superwoman, my girlfriend, is going to fly in, I'm going to jump on her back, and we're going to soar off to Tahiti.
00:16:20.160 That's what they think is going to happen.
00:16:21.460 And you know what really happens?
00:16:22.520 When you drive your SUV into a cop, the cop shoots you in the face.
00:16:26.880 I don't even mean to make a joke.
00:16:28.460 We're kind of having fun imagining their delusion.
00:16:32.040 But I'm not really making a joke about that because that's the reality.
00:16:37.320 That's a very sad reality.
00:16:39.580 This is the kind of sadness that comes about from living your life according to delusion.
00:16:46.320 And I think we are way past the point of pretending that, you know, both sides kind of have their own delusions.
00:16:52.860 And we all have the stories that we tell ourselves.
00:16:55.180 We're way past that point.
00:16:57.500 You know when we passed that point?
00:17:00.020 I think we all know.
00:17:01.980 When one side told us for years that boys can become girls, and when they castrated the little boys and they lopped off the breasts of the girls, that's, I think, when we ceased to have parody on our respective partisan delusions.
00:17:18.560 That's, I think, when one side really took the fantasy, which the left was always more bought into the fantasy.
00:17:26.680 The left was born out of the French Revolution as a rejection of a given society and of the God that created the society.
00:17:33.060 That's where the left comes from.
00:17:34.300 But I think that's where we hit the point of it being beyond dispute.
00:17:41.320 That's where we are now.
00:17:43.640 You saw, I mentioned it the other day, one of these anarchists bit off a cop's finger.
00:17:51.900 We have the picture.
00:17:53.600 I don't know if you want to see that.
00:17:55.200 Bit off the cop's finger.
00:17:57.300 Where does that come from?
00:17:59.760 That comes from a highly deluded view.
00:18:04.300 of society.
00:18:05.880 It's not just in Minneapolis.
00:18:09.200 There's a worker who's just gone viral from VCU Health.
00:18:12.160 This is Virginia Commonwealth University Health, who has gone viral calling to poison ICE agents.
00:18:20.160 Do we have a clue?
00:18:20.680 Here's a little compilation.
00:18:22.120 It's a very long clip.
00:18:23.000 Here's a little compilation of some of this lady's suggestions.
00:18:26.120 Okay, for today's resistance tip, I vote.
00:18:29.540 Anybody got any poison ivy, poison oak?
00:18:33.600 Oak in their yard.
00:18:35.480 Get some of that up with gloves, obviously.
00:18:37.820 Get it in some water.
00:18:39.460 Like a gallon of water.
00:18:40.540 Get some, get the poison ivy oak water.
00:18:44.360 And I'm going to put it into a water gun.
00:18:47.120 All right, the single ladies where these ICE guys are going have a chance to do something.
00:18:54.080 You know, not without risk, but could help the cause for sure.
00:18:59.820 Get on Tinder.
00:19:00.660 Get on Hinge.
00:19:01.180 Find these guys.
00:19:02.580 They're around.
00:19:04.340 They're an ICE agent.
00:19:05.180 Bring some ex-lax and put it in their drinks.
00:19:08.400 Get them sick.
00:19:09.260 You know, nobody's going to die.
00:19:13.860 Just enough to incapacity them to get them off the street for the next day.
00:19:17.880 Disturbing, awful.
00:19:19.160 Yes, obviously you can't have healthcare professionals who are talking about poisoning their patients.
00:19:23.940 You just can't have a hospital.
00:19:25.080 If you tolerate that at all anywhere, you can't have a hospital system.
00:19:29.220 If the teachers threaten to kill some of the students, you just can't have schools because no parent is going to send any kid to those kind of schools.
00:19:35.400 That's not the most disturbing part.
00:19:37.940 The most disturbing part of this to me is the Marvel movie morality of it.
00:19:43.920 Because the line that stuck with me from her diatribe is get them sick, not enough to make them die, just enough to incapacitate them and get them off the street the next day.
00:19:58.540 Like this is a, it's a James Bond movie or something.
00:20:01.920 Like this, no, that's not, James Bond is too highbrow for what these people watch.
00:20:04.980 Like it's some stupid comic book movie.
00:20:08.000 Like, like not, frankly, this is like 1960s Batman TV show.
00:20:13.220 Like, well, well, Robin, I know what we'll do.
00:20:16.440 We'll give them some of the magic bat potion, which will completely incapacitate them for exactly the amount of time that I need without any long-term health effects.
00:20:26.420 That's right, Robin.
00:20:28.080 That's what we're going to do.
00:20:29.080 And this lady thinks that's real.
00:20:30.860 Do you know, do you know how hard it is to perfectly poison someone such that there are no long-term consequences?
00:20:41.380 Do you know how, what do you think?
00:20:45.980 It's so, it's, it's so sad.
00:20:49.420 Sad, this is the extreme version of why didn't he just shoot him in the leg, which is the gun control version of getting your morality and your anthropology and your politics from cartoons.
00:21:00.920 Why didn't you just shoot him in the leg?
00:21:02.740 Why didn't you, hey, I know, when the guy had the gun and he was pointing it at everybody and his finger was almost about to pull the trigger, why didn't you take your gun and shoot his gun out of his hand?
00:21:13.380 You know, like they did on Bugs Bunny.
00:21:17.120 Like, I know what you can do.
00:21:19.180 You can bend Elmer Fudd's shotgun back toward and put it in his head before he notices it.
00:21:25.520 And then he, this is what these people think.
00:21:28.260 So, look, the good news is this lady was fired.
00:21:31.040 VCU came out.
00:21:31.780 We need many more such firings.
00:21:33.240 I've been calling for this since Charlie Kirk was assassinated.
00:21:35.780 The people who openly call for the murder of conservatives, be they students, be they patients, who openly call for this, who openly even joke about this, but it doesn't seem like a total joke.
00:21:44.860 They need to be fired.
00:21:45.940 They need to be ostracized from society.
00:21:48.160 I know some people on the right, especially the libertarians, are going to have trouble calling for that because they've been digging their heels in as free speech absolutists for years and years.
00:21:56.340 Ain't me.
00:21:56.860 I've never had that problem.
00:21:58.060 I've read a whole book about it called Speechless Controlling Words, Controlling Minds.
00:22:00.860 Don't know if we have the bell going in the remote studio.
00:22:03.120 In any case, we need that.
00:22:05.440 We need standards.
00:22:06.400 We need norms.
00:22:09.000 For the good of these people, too, these people need to learn.
00:22:12.900 Down to the most basic thing.
00:22:15.620 A woman cannot beat up a man.
00:22:19.140 Oh, and I know there are liberals who listen to the show.
00:22:22.220 I know there are independents and moderates.
00:22:25.100 I'm very grateful to all of you.
00:22:26.320 I'm so glad.
00:22:27.040 It's wonderful that you listen to the show.
00:22:29.200 Probably.
00:22:29.560 And there are going to be some conservatives who hear that statement.
00:22:33.520 And they say, well, you know, it depends on the woman.
00:22:36.000 You know, it depends on the man.
00:22:37.420 No, it doesn't.
00:22:38.840 It doesn't.
00:22:40.200 You think I'm some Madonna's?
00:22:41.640 You think that I'm Bruce Jenner?
00:22:42.900 Like, well, you know, before.
00:22:44.220 Hold on.
00:22:44.460 That's actually a bad example.
00:22:45.680 You think that I'm some hulking athlete?
00:22:47.820 I'm not.
00:22:48.900 It's going to be big news to you.
00:22:50.480 Have you heard the story of the Williams sisters, Venus and Serena Williams, with, I think his name was Karsten Brosh.
00:23:01.760 I'm just going to look this up.
00:23:02.660 This is one of the advantages.
00:23:03.620 Oh, no, I actually don't think the internet's working again because we're living in Mad Max, Mad Max Nashville right now.
00:23:09.280 The internet's not working.
00:23:09.860 I think his name is Karsten Brosh.
00:23:10.880 So, the Williams sisters, and this is in the 90s, they were very good at tennis, and they said, you know, we want to play against a man.
00:23:20.860 So, we're going to say any man who's ranked out of the top 200, we're going to play against him.
00:23:28.200 And this guy was ranked 204 or something, 208, and he took them up on it.
00:23:34.180 He took up the sisters on a doubleheader, so he's going to play both of them in the same day.
00:23:41.760 To prepare for his matches against the Williams sisters, he went out, played a round of golf, had a couple of beers, and smoked half a pack of cigarettes.
00:23:51.220 He then shows up, and he completely trounces the first one.
00:23:55.100 It was like 6-1 or something, and then trounces the second one.
00:23:58.220 This is back-to-back 6-2.
00:24:00.380 And the Williams sisters are great athletes.
00:24:02.480 They're really great. They're like the best female athletes alive.
00:24:05.320 They're great.
00:24:06.760 But women can't beat up men.
00:24:09.880 They're not as physically strong as men.
00:24:12.740 And these ladies out there in the anti-ice agitator networks, they think they can because they watched that new stupid Star Wars where the Jedi girl just, like, beats everybody.
00:24:25.880 And at least there, it's Star Wars, or they have the Force or whatever.
00:24:29.180 They have, like, Live Long and Prosper.
00:24:30.680 I don't know.
00:24:30.880 They have Dumbledore.
00:24:31.440 I don't know, whatever it is.
00:24:32.100 And so, like, there, you can almost suspend disbelief.
00:24:35.300 This is what they believe.
00:24:36.120 They believe Captain Marvel.
00:24:38.500 Life is not Captain Marvel.
00:24:40.320 And they need to learn that.
00:24:42.400 They need to learn the difference between reality and make-believe.
00:24:47.500 Because it's having terrible effects for society, and it's having terrible effects for them as well.
00:24:53.100 Okay.
00:24:53.780 Speaking of immigrant-led violence, this is not just limited to Minneapolis, as I said.
00:24:59.420 And you're also seeing immigrant-led violence in Washington state.
00:25:03.180 So, a Muslim in Washington state reportedly walked up to a Christian walking his dog.
00:25:11.160 And, well, here, here's the local news report.
00:25:13.240 Let them say it themselves.
00:25:14.440 Pierce County deputies say the victim told officers that the suspect asked what religion he was.
00:25:20.980 And when he said he was a Christian, the suspect reportedly stabbed him and his dog.
00:25:26.400 Both were taken to hospitals in serious condition.
00:25:29.600 And deputies say the dog went into emergency surgery.
00:25:32.580 Deputies were searching for the suspect then for more than two hours after he ran from the stabbing scene.
00:25:39.360 It's not great.
00:25:41.360 Right?
00:25:44.060 This sort of thing is common in some Muslim countries.
00:25:48.560 I'm not going to say all Muslim countries.
00:25:50.560 I've traveled around to Muslim countries.
00:25:53.280 I've had a nice time.
00:25:54.640 I visited Dubai once.
00:25:56.600 It's kind of a dark place.
00:25:58.080 I don't, it's a little, quite decadent.
00:25:59.800 I don't, but everyone is perfectly polite.
00:26:01.360 I had a nice time in Lebanon, actually.
00:26:03.680 It's sad what Hezbollah has done to the place.
00:26:05.940 But there are plenty of nice Muslims there.
00:26:08.540 In a lot of Muslim countries, this kind of thing happens.
00:26:12.240 The Muslim persecution of Christians, especially if you go into Africa, but throughout the Middle East and elsewhere, is really, really bad.
00:26:19.560 And it's been really, really bad for 1,400 years.
00:26:24.340 There are plenty of nice Muslims.
00:26:25.920 There are some Muslim states that are more secular, where they're relatively nicer to the Christians.
00:26:29.400 But it's pretty bad.
00:26:30.840 You know, we've, the Christians have had some run-ins with the Muslims over the years.
00:26:34.420 And it's the Muslim aggression that does it.
00:26:37.340 Lest we forget, Islam begins in Arabia.
00:26:41.420 They then conquer the Levant, which had been Christian in the 7th century.
00:26:46.660 They then move and try to conquer not just North Africa, but all the way up to Europe.
00:26:50.920 They conquer Iberia.
00:26:51.860 They make it to 150 miles outside of Paris by 732.
00:26:54.700 Thankfully, Charles the Hammer turns them back.
00:26:56.440 So this is an aggressive theme throughout history.
00:26:59.620 It's not just an aberration.
00:27:00.560 It's not just one crazy guy.
00:27:02.340 We previously didn't have to deal with this very much in America.
00:27:06.340 Now we're dealing with this more in America.
00:27:11.360 And when we say, you know, some Muslim cultures don't really do this.
00:27:14.680 That's true.
00:27:15.180 But the kind of Muslim cultures we're taking in, the refugee kind of cultures,
00:27:20.180 not exactly the transnational elite kind of Muslim cultures, but like the refugee ones,
00:27:26.260 they do this more.
00:27:27.440 We don't have to do that.
00:27:32.260 We don't have to live that way.
00:27:33.460 We can have compassion for other people.
00:27:35.740 One of the greatest ways we can show compassion and charity for Muslims is by evangelizing them.
00:27:42.660 A lot of liberals don't want us to do that either.
00:27:46.880 But we don't have to live like this.
00:27:49.580 That's what the mass deportation is about.
00:27:51.180 That's what Trump running on immigration is about.
00:27:53.240 That's what the popular vote was about in 2024.
00:27:55.360 Okay, much more to say on all of this, but I want to turn to a major pro-life activist
00:28:01.960 having a bizarre debate with a pro-abortion pastor.
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00:29:29.240 My friend Kristen Hawkins runs Students for Life.
00:29:32.300 She just debated a pro-abortion pastor.
00:29:36.700 Take a listen.
00:29:37.460 Do you believe Christ was fully human in the womb?
00:29:44.720 I believe that Christ was fully human in the womb,
00:29:48.040 but I'm going to guarantee you that I think that who we think Jesus is and did are probably going to differ.
00:29:56.160 Do you believe Jesus Christ, the Son of God,
00:30:00.580 came to earth and was an actual human, in human form, was a human man?
00:30:06.360 Yes, but whenever you use the form Son of God,
00:30:11.180 you're imposing a theological statement about divinity of Jesus that I do not subscribe to.
00:30:18.160 You don't believe in the Trinity?
00:30:20.220 Do you believe in the Trinity?
00:30:22.200 I do not.
00:30:24.320 You're not a Christian.
00:30:26.740 Well, see, you don't get to define who is and who isn't a Christian.
00:30:31.500 I mean, every Christian denomination would say,
00:30:34.720 if you do not believe in the Trinity, you are not a Christian.
00:30:40.220 Great round from Kristen, very sharp lady, wonderful pro-life advocate.
00:30:44.700 And she has a great line here.
00:30:46.740 She goes, hold on, hold on.
00:30:47.460 You're a pastor, but you're pro-abortion.
00:30:49.060 Well, it was Christ human in the womb.
00:30:52.100 And all of a sudden, Pastor Bowtie, Mr. Pastor Bowtie, says,
00:30:56.520 well, you know, I mean, we probably mean very different things by human.
00:31:01.480 Kristen's Catholic.
00:31:02.320 This guy is something.
00:31:04.880 I don't know what this guy is.
00:31:06.420 Because it comes to the point where he says,
00:31:08.100 well, yeah, I don't believe in the divinity of Christ.
00:31:11.180 And she says, oh, you don't believe in the Trinity?
00:31:12.780 The Trinity is the central mystery of the Christian faith,
00:31:14.700 so you're not a Christian.
00:31:16.240 And then he says, well, you don't get to define
00:31:20.640 who is and who is not a Christian.
00:31:24.680 And this to me, look, she made great points on abortion.
00:31:27.100 This is a great debate tactic and line to use,
00:31:30.180 and all the pro-lifers who listen should use that kind of line.
00:31:32.920 But I want to hone in here on you don't get to define
00:31:36.480 who is and who is not Christian.
00:31:39.120 Because I think, okay, well, yeah, sure,
00:31:40.400 maybe that's above my pay grade.
00:31:41.800 Certainly to judge people as Christian or not, I guess,
00:31:45.560 maybe, sort of.
00:31:48.420 But, okay, if I'm not qualified to do it,
00:31:51.880 how about, like, the ecumenical councils?
00:31:55.120 Because the thing that he is denying,
00:31:58.560 namely the divinity of Christ,
00:32:00.960 that's not, like, having an issue with some aspect
00:32:05.360 of the quinisext council,
00:32:07.660 or, say, the fifth Lateran council,
00:32:10.880 you know, having a criticism,
00:32:12.080 saying, you know, that fifth Lateran council,
00:32:13.800 it wasn't the most defective council.
00:32:15.900 It's not having some minor quibble with church history.
00:32:18.900 This is an outright rejection of the Council of Nicaea.
00:32:21.800 This is one of the most important councils.
00:32:23.780 That's where we get the Nicene Creed,
00:32:25.580 the sort of thing where C.S. Lewis, a Protestant,
00:32:27.360 said, you know,
00:32:28.800 mere Christianity is,
00:32:30.720 the broadest definition we could possibly have
00:32:33.280 of Christianity
00:32:33.900 is all the people who agree with the Nicene Creed,
00:32:38.540 who have this, the common creed.
00:32:40.420 He says, no, I don't believe in that.
00:32:45.080 And what's the answer to that?
00:32:47.420 What is the answer to this guy?
00:32:49.040 Look, I think Kristen answered it very well.
00:32:50.760 He said, well, look, you're just not a Christian.
00:32:52.300 He says, well, who's to say?
00:32:55.100 And this is one of the issues.
00:32:56.580 I'm not, I don't mean to beat up
00:32:57.680 with my Protestant friends here.
00:32:59.060 I was just giving plaudits to mere Christianity.
00:33:00.660 But this is one of the key problems
00:33:03.760 with sola scriptura
00:33:05.120 as a view of not only the Bible,
00:33:08.100 but of the faith.
00:33:10.080 Because there will be some people who say,
00:33:11.640 well, no, it's not even the ecumenical councils
00:33:13.060 who decide it.
00:33:14.100 You might say, well,
00:33:14.940 it's the delineation between Christians
00:33:17.500 and non-Christians
00:33:18.300 is whether or not you've been baptized.
00:33:20.560 In 1 Peter,
00:33:21.880 St. Peter tells us
00:33:22.660 that baptism now saves you.
00:33:25.300 And you say,
00:33:25.680 so if you're baptized in the proper matter
00:33:27.280 and form of the Trinitarian formula
00:33:28.780 in the name of the Father,
00:33:29.360 and the Son of the Holy Spirit,
00:33:30.500 then you're a baptized Christian.
00:33:32.780 But some people would say,
00:33:33.460 no, we reject the sacraments,
00:33:34.780 but they would believe in the Nicene Creed.
00:33:37.560 They'd say, well,
00:33:37.980 we reject some of the ecumenical councils,
00:33:39.680 but we believe in the Nicene Creed.
00:33:40.900 So I believe in the C.S. Lewis,
00:33:42.520 mere Christianity.
00:33:43.280 And you say, okay.
00:33:43.900 So then what decides,
00:33:45.700 what defines what is a Christian?
00:33:50.380 And what a lot of those people
00:33:52.660 who believe in sola scriptura would say is,
00:33:54.860 well, the Bible.
00:33:56.540 I'd say, okay, but here's the problem.
00:33:57.840 And Mr. Bowtie is arguing
00:33:59.880 that his view is biblical.
00:34:02.240 He is.
00:34:02.920 And I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.
00:34:04.100 Maybe he's a cynic.
00:34:04.940 Maybe he's a liar.
00:34:05.760 Maybe he's a cheat and a scoundrel.
00:34:07.020 Maybe.
00:34:07.600 But one could imagine
00:34:09.980 that someone would earnestly believe
00:34:12.840 that their completely lunatic,
00:34:15.220 heretical views down to,
00:34:16.640 like, we should murder babies
00:34:17.700 is biblical.
00:34:20.820 And what do you say to that?
00:34:23.000 You say, no, it's not.
00:34:25.000 You say, no, it is.
00:34:25.840 The Bible told me so.
00:34:26.820 You say, no, it didn't.
00:34:27.940 The Bible told me so.
00:34:29.540 I say, well, who?
00:34:30.800 Because texts have to be interpreted.
00:34:33.020 This is one of the first points
00:34:34.720 that St. Thomas Aquinas makes
00:34:35.920 in the Summa Theologiae
00:34:37.300 as he's explaining
00:34:38.480 the different types
00:34:39.420 of biblical exegesis,
00:34:41.420 the different levels of meaning
00:34:43.220 on which the Bible
00:34:44.140 is always playing,
00:34:45.520 the literal,
00:34:46.360 the allegorical,
00:34:47.180 the moral,
00:34:47.580 and the anagogical,
00:34:48.520 meaning with relation
00:34:49.420 to eternity
00:34:50.160 and the end times.
00:34:51.080 He points out
00:34:52.800 that words have
00:34:53.900 to be interpreted.
00:34:55.940 And because God
00:34:57.660 is the author of all things,
00:34:59.120 things have meaning as well.
00:35:00.880 Even things have
00:35:01.460 to be interpreted.
00:35:02.420 So the question is,
00:35:03.080 what's your interpretive principle?
00:35:07.340 A sola scriptura approach
00:35:09.340 to the faith
00:35:09.820 cannot produce
00:35:11.100 a unified church.
00:35:12.580 And there are plenty
00:35:13.240 of people who say,
00:35:13.720 well, that's good.
00:35:14.120 I don't want to have
00:35:14.540 a unified church.
00:35:15.200 You know, I'm an independent.
00:35:16.140 I'm an individualist.
00:35:17.080 I'm okay.
00:35:17.840 But traditionally speaking,
00:35:19.820 four marks of the church
00:35:20.640 are one,
00:35:21.220 holy, catholic,
00:35:21.880 and apostolic.
00:35:22.480 That's part of the Nicene Creed
00:35:23.820 that C.S. Lewis says
00:35:25.120 is the bare minimum
00:35:26.520 for Christianity.
00:35:28.740 It's a very,
00:35:29.460 this is the extreme,
00:35:30.460 but we see this
00:35:31.140 with the radical left
00:35:33.440 in politics.
00:35:34.240 They say,
00:35:34.500 well, you can't define me.
00:35:35.500 You can't define my sex.
00:35:37.080 You can't define
00:35:37.800 what an American is.
00:35:39.040 The face-tattooed foreigner
00:35:40.680 is actually more American
00:35:42.400 than you
00:35:43.520 who's living in Ohio.
00:35:46.000 And what's the answer?
00:35:48.060 No, you need some authority.
00:35:50.220 And obviously,
00:35:50.680 you know my view on this.
00:35:51.460 I think our Lord
00:35:52.180 actually does establish
00:35:52.980 authority that is passed
00:35:53.960 on through the ages
00:35:54.600 and he'll never leave
00:35:55.240 the church
00:35:55.520 and all the rest of it.
00:35:56.980 Maybe you disagree with me,
00:35:58.020 maybe you don't,
00:35:58.360 but I'm actually asking you
00:35:59.680 to put aside
00:36:00.120 your specific religious views
00:36:01.400 on this.
00:36:02.020 Just for a moment,
00:36:02.780 just to think,
00:36:03.840 what is the authority
00:36:04.980 by which one interprets
00:36:07.400 anything or defines anything
00:36:09.480 or holds any body together?
00:36:13.660 Speaking of perverse moral views,
00:36:16.000 there's a socialist dad
00:36:18.160 who has gone viral.
00:36:19.820 I've got to give
00:36:20.540 a hat tip here
00:36:21.300 to Cassandra McDonald
00:36:23.240 at Cassandra Rules
00:36:24.780 on the tweets.
00:36:26.800 This guy
00:36:27.800 who cannot fathom,
00:36:30.560 cannot fathom
00:36:32.100 that people
00:36:33.300 across the country
00:36:34.100 would go out
00:36:35.580 and eat in a restaurant
00:36:36.580 after the Alex Petty shooting.
00:36:39.820 They ate as though
00:36:41.340 they could consume the fear.
00:36:43.720 I keep thinking
00:36:44.640 about that quote.
00:36:45.960 Yesterday,
00:36:46.400 after what happened
00:36:47.060 in Minneapolis,
00:36:48.200 I had to go to work
00:36:49.240 at night
00:36:49.960 and as I was going
00:36:51.520 around town,
00:36:52.440 I kept being amazed
00:36:53.700 at how many people
00:36:54.700 were just out
00:36:56.220 at restaurants.
00:36:57.120 Every restaurant
00:36:58.060 was packed.
00:36:59.000 Everything was packed
00:36:59.920 and there was just
00:37:00.540 this vibrant energy
00:37:01.580 and there was loud noise.
00:37:03.600 There was loud volume
00:37:05.160 in the restaurant
00:37:05.780 and I made an intentional effort
00:37:07.200 to look at people
00:37:08.560 the same day
00:37:09.180 after what happened
00:37:09.880 or the day
00:37:10.680 of what happened
00:37:11.280 in Minneapolis
00:37:11.880 with Alex Petty
00:37:15.040 and none of these people
00:37:16.740 were remotely bothered
00:37:18.820 by the world
00:37:19.660 in what is clearly,
00:37:21.200 clearly an escalating situation.
00:37:23.080 We are in a state
00:37:23.680 of collective denial
00:37:24.540 and collective denial
00:37:25.360 is much more powerful
00:37:26.400 than individual observation.
00:37:28.300 No one thing
00:37:28.920 I could see or say to them
00:37:30.340 would change them
00:37:30.960 or shake them
00:37:31.480 from this collective denial
00:37:32.540 but it was still
00:37:33.160 very shocking to see.
00:37:35.280 I walked around
00:37:36.200 all day yesterday
00:37:37.000 with the heavy weight
00:37:37.920 of what is happening
00:37:38.680 in this world right now.
00:37:39.780 They're all in denial.
00:37:42.400 Denial, denial, denial.
00:37:43.600 They don't see
00:37:44.200 what's happening.
00:37:44.840 They don't see.
00:37:45.460 It's all denial.
00:37:48.880 I'm not in denial.
00:37:50.900 I'm not in denial.
00:37:53.400 I saw what happened.
00:37:54.980 I saw that guy get shot
00:37:56.240 and I know
00:37:57.660 he might not have had
00:37:59.520 his gun on him
00:38:00.120 at the time.
00:38:01.380 He might have.
00:38:02.120 It's still kind of unclear
00:38:03.060 from the videos.
00:38:03.860 There will be investigations.
00:38:04.840 We'll find out.
00:38:06.080 Might have been
00:38:06.780 kind of a mistake.
00:38:08.000 a mistake
00:38:09.380 that was reasonable
00:38:10.520 for a shooting
00:38:11.640 that was justified
00:38:12.460 because of
00:38:13.540 many errors
00:38:15.380 in judgment
00:38:16.140 that he made
00:38:16.820 in the lead up to this.
00:38:18.180 Apparently this guy
00:38:18.980 Alex Pretty
00:38:19.480 had just had his rib
00:38:20.300 broken in another
00:38:21.280 altercation
00:38:21.880 with law enforcement
00:38:22.940 a week or two ago.
00:38:24.700 So this guy was
00:38:25.300 becoming a professional
00:38:26.180 agitator
00:38:26.860 obstructing justice
00:38:28.240 and but
00:38:28.640 whatever.
00:38:29.860 I know it might have been
00:38:30.540 might have been
00:38:31.640 unnecessary to shoot him.
00:38:35.180 Maybe.
00:38:35.580 I mean in the moment
00:38:37.420 it was the right call
00:38:39.080 for the cops.
00:38:39.860 I'm pretty convinced
00:38:40.700 of that.
00:38:41.220 I don't really see
00:38:42.020 a good argument
00:38:42.420 against that.
00:38:45.140 But I'm not in denial
00:38:46.720 about what happened.
00:38:47.720 They shot that guy.
00:38:48.800 They killed him.
00:38:50.300 The cops shot Renee Good
00:38:51.340 when she rode the SUV
00:38:52.320 into them.
00:38:53.460 Yeah.
00:38:54.080 I saw that.
00:38:55.640 And I could go out
00:38:56.620 to dinner
00:38:57.000 and have a nice
00:38:58.780 big bowl of spaghetti
00:38:59.520 and not think twice about it.
00:39:00.760 I feel sad.
00:39:02.260 I'm not happy
00:39:03.140 that these people
00:39:03.720 are dead.
00:39:04.060 No man is an island
00:39:05.860 entire unto himself.
00:39:07.120 Each man's death
00:39:07.920 diminishes me.
00:39:08.620 I feel sorry for them.
00:39:09.740 I feel sorry for their delusion.
00:39:10.940 I feel sorry
00:39:11.460 that they were let into this.
00:39:12.600 I really feel sorry
00:39:13.180 for their families.
00:39:13.980 I feel sorry for the country.
00:39:15.340 It's very sad.
00:39:16.940 I feel sorry
00:39:17.520 that they put law enforcement
00:39:18.580 in that position.
00:39:19.360 I do.
00:39:20.020 I do.
00:39:20.440 Call me a squish.
00:39:21.680 Call me a softie.
00:39:23.100 I do.
00:39:24.980 I'm not losing sleep over it.
00:39:27.260 I'm not missing a meal.
00:39:28.340 I think
00:39:28.540 the real denial here
00:39:31.520 if this guy's argument is
00:39:33.340 we just don't know
00:39:34.460 what really
00:39:34.780 no I know exactly
00:39:35.940 what happened
00:39:36.580 and I am totally
00:39:38.640 fine with it.
00:39:40.160 I'm a little saddened
00:39:41.300 but it's a fallen world
00:39:42.280 and that was
00:39:43.600 the least bad option.
00:39:45.540 I think
00:39:46.340 the real denial here
00:39:47.440 is from the libs
00:39:48.220 who don't realize
00:39:49.900 how real
00:39:50.840 this all is.
00:39:52.280 They don't realize
00:39:53.480 that most Americans
00:39:55.640 voted for
00:39:56.720 mass deportations.
00:39:58.300 in 2024
00:39:59.780 Trump won
00:40:01.360 the popular vote.
00:40:02.680 He wasn't hiding the ball.
00:40:03.740 He was running
00:40:04.240 on mass deportations.
00:40:06.200 He was running
00:40:07.160 on deporting Abuela
00:40:08.160 and he won
00:40:10.000 record numbers
00:40:11.000 of Hispanics.
00:40:12.220 By the way
00:40:12.600 his approval rating
00:40:13.180 with Hispanics
00:40:13.620 is going up right now.
00:40:16.040 He won record numbers
00:40:17.320 of black men.
00:40:19.160 He won record numbers
00:40:20.180 of women
00:40:20.940 and women under 30.
00:40:22.580 40% of women
00:40:23.540 under 30 voted for him.
00:40:24.420 running on mass deportations.
00:40:27.180 Like not quite boxcars
00:40:28.880 because you know
00:40:30.200 there aren't like trains
00:40:31.020 and stuff
00:40:31.320 but like Tom Homan
00:40:32.520 saying go on
00:40:33.900 andele andele
00:40:34.680 get get get.
00:40:36.880 That's what
00:40:37.660 he ran on
00:40:38.620 and they voted for that.
00:40:41.040 And I think
00:40:42.140 it's these guys
00:40:43.240 who are in denial.
00:40:44.100 Yeah.
00:40:44.880 People are going to dinner
00:40:45.860 and they feel safer
00:40:47.580 in their community.
00:40:48.020 By the way
00:40:48.280 the murder rate
00:40:48.920 has just plummeted.
00:40:50.660 By the way
00:40:51.100 rental costs
00:40:52.240 are plummeting.
00:40:54.420 By the way
00:40:55.160 nature is healing.
00:40:58.940 The body politic
00:40:59.840 is healing.
00:41:01.080 Not because
00:41:01.800 there's anything wrong
00:41:02.500 with sombreros
00:41:03.100 or tacos
00:41:03.600 or whatever
00:41:04.140 but there is something
00:41:04.860 wrong with face
00:41:05.400 tattooed gangsters
00:41:06.040 but because
00:41:07.640 it is disordered.
00:41:08.920 It's a disordered act
00:41:09.820 to enter a country
00:41:10.540 illegally
00:41:10.980 and to remain
00:41:13.060 in that country
00:41:13.640 illegally
00:41:14.040 and to defy the law
00:41:15.100 and to undermine
00:41:15.620 the legitimacy
00:41:16.220 of the regime
00:41:17.300 of the body politic.
00:41:19.440 That's disorder
00:41:20.200 and when you start
00:41:20.780 to fix that
00:41:21.340 things start
00:41:21.720 to get better.
00:41:23.280 Now
00:41:23.440 speaking of
00:41:24.860 Alex Preddy
00:41:25.420 just there's
00:41:25.800 one point on this
00:41:26.680 this is so
00:41:27.420 sad and horrifying
00:41:29.100 we'll get to it
00:41:29.540 in one second
00:41:30.040 because it's actually
00:41:30.760 it's a final indignity
00:41:32.500 done to him
00:41:33.040 by the left.
00:41:34.380 There's much more
00:41:35.140 to say
00:41:35.600 first though
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00:41:43.500 right this very second
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00:41:45.660 grab your cereal box
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00:41:48.680 What are you seeing?
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00:41:49.920 what you're seeing.
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00:43:10.280 I did not believe this
00:43:12.140 when I saw it
00:43:12.680 I did not believe this
00:43:14.080 the allegation was
00:43:17.020 do we have the picture?
00:43:18.420 the allegation was
00:43:19.440 that
00:43:20.620 MSNBC
00:43:22.360 now called MSNOW
00:43:23.800 but it's MSNBC
00:43:24.680 the picture they posted
00:43:27.560 of this guy
00:43:28.100 who got shot by the cops
00:43:29.500 when he was obstructing
00:43:30.480 law enforcement
00:43:31.020 it wasn't him
00:43:32.860 they made
00:43:34.400 and this is even crazier
00:43:35.520 because Nomen Estoman
00:43:36.620 and everything
00:43:37.040 and the guy's name
00:43:37.900 is Alex Priddy
00:43:38.840 and he's not
00:43:40.480 no offense to the dead
00:43:43.160 nothing but good
00:43:45.140 do we say about the dead
00:43:45.840 he's not like
00:43:46.860 pretty
00:43:47.500 he's not like
00:43:48.080 the prettiest guy
00:43:48.580 but then this picture
00:43:49.480 they put up on MSNBC
00:43:50.460 he looks pretty good
00:43:52.020 he looks
00:43:53.760 not a total giga chad
00:43:55.100 but he looks
00:43:55.620 pretty good
00:43:56.460 then you look up
00:43:57.680 the guy
00:43:58.240 and
00:43:59.900 the picture
00:44:00.840 they put on MSNBC
00:44:01.540 is much hotter
00:44:02.440 than the real life guy
00:44:04.020 the real life guy
00:44:04.800 I'm not saying
00:44:05.220 he's hideous
00:44:06.400 but he just
00:44:06.940 he looks uglier
00:44:08.000 than he does
00:44:08.660 on MSNBC
00:44:09.220 they ran a fake photo
00:44:10.520 they looks maxed him
00:44:12.640 they vindicated
00:44:14.080 the 19 year old
00:44:15.700 that I interviewed
00:44:16.360 who uses meth
00:44:17.620 and he's a looks maxer
00:44:19.280 remember him
00:44:19.780 clavicular
00:44:20.260 and he said
00:44:21.440 the only thing that matters
00:44:22.420 on earth
00:44:23.420 is physical appearances
00:44:25.220 that was his thesis
00:44:26.300 and MSNBC
00:44:27.940 is like
00:44:28.320 wow
00:44:28.540 that
00:44:28.820 spot on
00:44:29.900 their clavicular
00:44:31.440 maxing
00:44:32.220 is what they're doing
00:44:32.980 they're clav fans
00:44:34.280 what a
00:44:36.360 what a
00:44:36.980 what a
00:44:37.580 horrible
00:44:38.680 final indignity
00:44:39.640 that your own side
00:44:41.100 that you
00:44:42.360 like a kamikaze
00:44:43.240 like a jihadi
00:44:44.060 blew yourself up for
00:44:45.620 your own side
00:44:47.160 finally says
00:44:49.260 as your epitaph
00:44:50.180 he was pretty ugly
00:44:51.500 so we just
00:44:52.480 drew a different
00:44:53.280 picture of him instead
00:44:54.140 and so he put
00:44:55.720 this picture up
00:44:56.360 this is
00:44:58.000 I really don't
00:44:59.240 mean to beat up
00:44:59.700 on the guy
00:45:00.100 I do mean to beat up
00:45:01.620 on MSNBC
00:45:02.160 there is a political
00:45:04.060 takeaway from this
00:45:04.920 which is
00:45:05.760 you could never
00:45:07.860 really trust
00:45:08.540 what the establishment
00:45:09.200 media tell you
00:45:09.860 and when you talk
00:45:10.520 to your
00:45:10.900 more normie
00:45:11.880 cousins
00:45:12.320 or family members
00:45:13.560 and they just
00:45:14.260 don't believe
00:45:14.700 stuff that's going on
00:45:15.560 yeah you hear about
00:45:16.580 that like
00:45:17.580 nine billion dollars
00:45:19.200 in fraud
00:45:19.660 from the Somalis
00:45:20.240 in Minnesota
00:45:20.680 no that's not
00:45:21.340 happening
00:45:21.760 what
00:45:22.860 what do you mean
00:45:23.260 that's not
00:45:23.580 happening
00:45:23.920 grandpa
00:45:24.780 it's not
00:45:25.320 happening
00:45:25.680 because if
00:45:26.020 it were
00:45:26.260 happening
00:45:26.640 I'd have
00:45:27.060 I'd have
00:45:27.600 seen it
00:45:27.900 on the news
00:45:28.340 I'd have
00:45:29.120 read about
00:45:29.440 it in the
00:45:29.640 New York
00:45:29.840 Times
00:45:30.160 you say
00:45:30.480 no you
00:45:30.740 wouldn't
00:45:30.940 have
00:45:31.200 that's
00:45:31.860 the problem
00:45:32.420 you actually
00:45:32.700 wouldn't
00:45:32.900 have
00:45:33.080 we've
00:45:34.480 known for
00:45:34.780 a long
00:45:34.960 time
00:45:35.120 you can't
00:45:35.480 believe
00:45:35.740 what you
00:45:36.220 see in
00:45:36.420 the
00:45:36.520 establishment
00:45:36.800 media
00:45:37.100 you can't
00:45:39.720 even
00:45:39.900 believe
00:45:40.380 the
00:45:40.520 pictures
00:45:40.840 of their
00:45:42.460 own
00:45:42.640 guys
00:45:42.960 so the
00:45:44.340 other
00:45:44.500 thing
00:45:44.720 they do
00:45:45.160 Time
00:45:46.180 Magazine
00:45:46.560 does this
00:45:47.120 a lot
00:45:47.520 or what
00:45:48.200 was that
00:45:48.440 most recent
00:45:48.920 was it
00:45:49.260 Vanity
00:45:49.600 Fair
00:45:50.040 or one
00:45:50.520 of them
00:45:50.740 they
00:45:50.860 you know
00:45:51.420 whenever
00:45:51.700 they take
00:45:52.000 pictures
00:45:52.360 of the
00:45:52.700 libs
00:45:53.060 it's
00:45:54.100 always
00:45:54.280 these
00:45:54.480 glamour
00:45:54.980 shots
00:45:55.200 even
00:45:55.420 of kind
00:45:55.720 of ugly
00:45:56.100 people
00:45:56.460 but they
00:45:56.760 make
00:45:56.980 them look
00:45:57.280 as glamorous
00:45:57.720 as they
00:45:58.100 can
00:45:58.300 and then
00:45:58.820 with
00:45:59.020 Trump
00:45:59.380 they end
00:46:00.160 up
00:46:00.380 getting
00:46:00.860 pictures
00:46:01.200 of some
00:46:01.680 actual
00:46:02.160 models
00:46:02.720 you know
00:46:03.460 like
00:46:03.580 Melania
00:46:04.060 Trump
00:46:04.380 for instance
00:46:04.960 or even
00:46:05.300 Caroline
00:46:05.680 Leavitt
00:46:06.020 not
00:46:06.300 I'm not
00:46:06.720 to
00:46:06.860 I don't
00:46:07.140 want to
00:46:07.320 be
00:46:07.480 you know
00:46:07.700 I'm a
00:46:07.880 married
00:46:08.060 man
00:46:08.320 I don't
00:46:08.520 want to
00:46:08.700 but you
00:46:09.020 know
00:46:09.120 she's a
00:46:09.300 nice
00:46:09.460 looking
00:46:09.660 lady
00:46:09.900 and then
00:46:10.740 these
00:46:11.320 these
00:46:11.920 liberal
00:46:12.280 photojournalists
00:46:13.120 do
00:46:13.380 everything
00:46:13.940 they possibly
00:46:14.700 can
00:46:15.160 to make
00:46:15.560 her look
00:46:15.880 less
00:46:16.080 attractive
00:46:16.500 oh they
00:46:18.020 do this
00:46:18.320 all the
00:46:18.560 time
00:46:18.800 now
00:46:20.180 they're
00:46:20.420 just
00:46:20.860 AI
00:46:21.600 they're
00:46:22.200 just
00:46:22.360 making
00:46:22.700 up
00:46:23.020 their
00:46:23.260 own
00:46:23.440 martyr
00:46:23.740 this
00:46:24.000 guy
00:46:24.340 doesn't
00:46:24.600 quite
00:46:24.860 fit
00:46:25.140 the
00:46:25.300 bill
00:46:25.520 he's
00:46:25.740 a little
00:46:26.080 a little
00:46:26.700 out there
00:46:27.300 so you
00:46:27.980 know
00:46:28.060 we're
00:46:28.240 just
00:46:28.380 gonna
00:46:28.600 fix
00:46:29.360 him
00:46:29.460 up
00:46:29.580 a little
00:46:29.760 you
00:46:30.300 that's
00:46:31.020 actually
00:46:31.240 a
00:46:31.400 change
00:46:31.800 that is
00:46:32.140 a change
00:46:32.540 in kind
00:46:33.240 of the
00:46:34.460 kind
00:46:34.820 of deceit
00:46:35.300 that you're
00:46:35.580 going to get
00:46:35.820 from the
00:46:36.060 establishment
00:46:36.360 media
00:46:36.620 but at
00:46:36.840 this
00:46:36.980 point
00:46:37.140 you
00:46:37.300 cannot
00:46:37.720 believe
00:46:38.360 photographs
00:46:39.860 or videos
00:46:40.360 the amount
00:46:40.700 of AI
00:46:41.100 slop videos
00:46:41.820 how many
00:46:42.860 boomers
00:46:45.400 to
00:46:46.120 definitely
00:46:46.940 to Gen X
00:46:47.520 maybe to
00:46:48.100 elder
00:46:48.340 millennials
00:46:48.740 have been
00:46:50.440 tricked
00:46:50.880 by the
00:46:51.620 slop on
00:46:52.260 Facebook
00:46:52.700 and Instagram
00:46:53.260 of the
00:46:54.380 supposed
00:46:54.820 ice
00:46:55.080 raids
00:46:55.360 where it's
00:46:56.260 just totally
00:46:56.700 made up
00:46:57.120 total
00:46:57.800 fake
00:46:58.120 news
00:46:58.420 many
00:46:59.700 many
00:47:00.320 of them
00:47:00.720 so you
00:47:01.220 can't
00:47:01.420 trust
00:47:01.660 it
00:47:01.900 before we
00:47:03.620 go
00:47:03.800 I know
00:47:04.260 you know
00:47:04.620 listen
00:47:04.900 I run
00:47:05.420 long
00:47:05.800 the clock
00:47:06.280 I don't
00:47:06.580 even have
00:47:06.800 a clock
00:47:07.140 in this
00:47:07.440 room
00:47:07.680 I do
00:47:07.980 but
00:47:08.220 there's
00:47:09.500 one
00:47:09.720 one last
00:47:10.180 thing
00:47:10.320 I want
00:47:10.500 to get
00:47:10.680 to
00:47:10.860 this
00:47:12.460 is
00:47:12.900 Michelle
00:47:13.740 Obama
00:47:14.100 who's
00:47:14.820 from
00:47:15.180 a few
00:47:16.080 days
00:47:16.280 ago
00:47:16.480 however
00:47:16.840 I
00:47:17.740 you know
00:47:17.980 with all
00:47:18.260 the snow
00:47:18.520 apocalypse
00:47:18.820 I don't
00:47:19.280 want to
00:47:19.480 let this
00:47:19.760 one slip
00:47:20.160 away
00:47:20.380 it's
00:47:21.140 Michelle
00:47:21.420 Obama
00:47:21.800 you know
00:47:22.400 this poor
00:47:22.880 woman
00:47:23.260 the most
00:47:24.220 put upon
00:47:24.740 aggrieved
00:47:25.160 woman
00:47:25.560 constantly
00:47:26.320 belittled
00:47:27.120 you know
00:47:28.240 disadvantaged
00:47:29.000 because of
00:47:29.680 her race
00:47:30.260 because of
00:47:30.800 her sex
00:47:31.460 poor
00:47:32.540 Michelle
00:47:32.920 Obama
00:47:33.400 now
00:47:34.520 she's not
00:47:35.140 just whining
00:47:35.800 about her
00:47:36.240 race
00:47:36.480 well she's
00:47:37.100 also doing
00:47:37.480 that in
00:47:37.780 this
00:47:37.900 interview
00:47:38.140 but it's
00:47:38.840 an interview
00:47:39.120 where she
00:47:39.480 whines about
00:47:40.260 being
00:47:40.760 Barack Obama's
00:47:42.760 wife
00:47:43.180 I was a
00:47:44.720 dean of
00:47:45.060 students
00:47:45.520 I was like
00:47:46.060 oh you
00:47:47.440 guys
00:47:47.740 all of
00:47:48.680 that
00:47:48.980 just
00:47:49.420 disappeared
00:47:50.120 in the
00:47:50.780 course of
00:47:51.240 this
00:47:51.460 whole
00:47:51.720 election
00:47:52.120 and you
00:47:52.620 now see
00:47:53.240 me as
00:47:53.860 just
00:47:55.040 Barack
00:47:55.520 Obama's
00:47:56.100 wife
00:47:56.540 so that
00:47:57.720 made me
00:47:58.280 say
00:47:58.620 what that
00:47:59.280 that
00:47:59.740 quickly
00:48:00.320 my shoes
00:48:02.260 become
00:48:02.740 the most
00:48:03.440 important
00:48:03.900 thing
00:48:04.240 about me
00:48:04.880 right
00:48:05.340 and again
00:48:06.400 not unique
00:48:07.200 to me
00:48:07.660 it can
00:48:08.140 happen
00:48:08.520 to the
00:48:08.920 best
00:48:09.200 of us
00:48:09.580 so
00:48:09.920 I
00:48:10.580 shied
00:48:11.140 away
00:48:11.480 from
00:48:11.880 fashion
00:48:12.560 leading
00:48:13.560 the
00:48:13.840 conversation
00:48:14.520 can I
00:48:16.240 say
00:48:16.420 something
00:48:16.800 you know
00:48:17.760 me
00:48:17.960 I feel
00:48:18.760 I'm a
00:48:19.220 feeling
00:48:19.560 man
00:48:19.960 and I
00:48:21.200 you know
00:48:21.380 I feel
00:48:21.820 bad
00:48:22.080 for
00:48:22.200 these
00:48:22.340 people
00:48:22.680 who
00:48:22.960 put
00:48:23.280 themselves
00:48:23.600 in
00:48:23.760 arms
00:48:23.940 way
00:48:24.160 but
00:48:24.340 then
00:48:24.460 they
00:48:24.580 get
00:48:24.680 killed
00:48:24.840 by
00:48:24.980 the
00:48:25.100 cops
00:48:25.340 whatever
00:48:25.560 I pity
00:48:28.040 Barack
00:48:28.560 I pity
00:48:29.800 Barack
00:48:30.380 I pity
00:48:31.280 the fool
00:48:31.860 poor
00:48:33.100 Barack
00:48:33.640 he has
00:48:34.660 a tough
00:48:34.920 life
00:48:35.260 he's
00:48:35.960 Barack
00:48:36.300 he's
00:48:36.540 rich
00:48:36.940 he's
00:48:38.140 rich
00:48:38.680 he was
00:48:39.240 president
00:48:39.820 he gets
00:48:40.900 to do
00:48:41.220 whatever he
00:48:41.640 wants
00:48:42.040 toast
00:48:42.480 of the
00:48:42.820 town
00:48:43.420 smart
00:48:45.440 good
00:48:45.800 relatively
00:48:46.320 smart
00:48:46.720 relatively
00:48:47.160 good
00:48:47.420 looking
00:48:47.760 what do
00:48:48.000 you mean
00:48:48.200 you feel
00:48:48.440 bad
00:48:48.760 oh
00:48:50.440 it's
00:48:50.680 hard
00:48:50.800 to make
00:48:51.080 up
00:48:51.200 for
00:48:51.300 that
00:48:51.560 you
00:48:52.580 know
00:48:52.740 me
00:48:52.960 I
00:48:53.120 thank
00:48:53.340 my
00:48:53.520 lucky
00:48:53.740 stars
00:48:54.040 every
00:48:54.280 day
00:48:54.540 I
00:48:54.800 have
00:48:54.940 sweet
00:48:55.120 little
00:48:55.340 Lisa
00:48:55.700 you
00:48:56.580 know
00:48:56.740 me
00:48:56.980 and if
00:48:57.380 I
00:48:57.540 had
00:48:57.820 she's
00:48:59.320 complaining
00:48:59.960 she's
00:49:01.620 complaining
00:49:02.200 that
00:49:02.640 her
00:49:03.120 husband
00:49:04.080 is
00:49:05.340 the
00:49:05.760 rich
00:49:06.880 powerful
00:49:08.680 president
00:49:09.960 pretty
00:49:11.400 good
00:49:11.740 looking
00:49:11.980 guy
00:49:12.340 I
00:49:13.660 can't
00:49:14.000 imagine
00:49:14.240 he's
00:49:14.420 very
00:49:14.580 demanding
00:49:15.040 there's
00:49:17.520 all
00:49:17.700 the
00:49:17.880 lesson
00:49:18.440 for
00:49:18.660 all
00:49:18.800 of
00:49:18.920 us
00:49:19.180 the
00:49:20.760 lesson
00:49:21.000 here
00:49:21.240 is
00:49:21.560 not
00:49:21.760 that
00:49:21.900 you
00:49:22.000 should
00:49:22.160 pity
00:49:22.360 Barack
00:49:22.660 Obama
00:49:22.960 though
00:49:23.120 occasionally
00:49:23.480 maybe
00:49:23.740 you
00:49:23.880 should
00:49:24.080 the
00:49:26.120 lesson
00:49:26.360 here
00:49:26.540 is
00:49:26.660 there's
00:49:26.880 always
00:49:27.120 something
00:49:27.340 to
00:49:27.520 complain
00:49:27.780 about
00:49:28.020 there's
00:49:28.960 always
00:49:29.640 there
00:49:30.160 is
00:49:30.460 always
00:49:31.120 something
00:49:31.900 to
00:49:32.440 complain
00:49:32.800 about
00:49:33.080 you
00:49:33.720 can
00:49:34.180 always
00:49:34.620 complain
00:49:35.060 you
00:49:35.280 can
00:49:35.600 always
00:49:35.920 feel
00:49:36.120 justified
00:49:36.560 in your
00:49:36.880 complaining
00:49:37.280 just
00:49:39.280 don't
00:49:39.720 you
00:49:41.200 can
00:49:41.520 point
00:49:43.000 out
00:49:43.280 an
00:49:43.460 injustice
00:49:43.960 in
00:49:44.480 order
00:49:44.700 to
00:49:44.940 try
00:49:45.180 to
00:49:45.640 advance
00:49:46.860 the
00:49:47.020 common
00:49:47.220 good
00:49:47.520 that's
00:49:47.920 not
00:49:48.060 what
00:49:48.180 most
00:49:48.380 people
00:49:48.600 are
00:49:48.740 really
00:49:48.900 doing
00:49:49.120 when
00:49:49.260 they
00:49:49.380 complain
00:49:49.740 they
00:49:50.840 are
00:49:50.960 mostly
00:49:51.220 whining
00:49:51.500 there's
00:49:52.540 always
00:49:52.800 something
00:49:53.060 to
00:49:53.240 complain
00:49:53.520 about
00:49:53.780 and
00:49:54.880 when
00:49:55.100 you
00:49:55.240 feel
00:49:55.580 that
00:49:55.780 impulse
00:49:56.260 just
00:49:57.440 don't
00:49:58.140 just
00:49:59.280 don't
00:49:59.880 you
00:50:01.040 think
00:50:01.280 you're
00:50:01.420 entitled
00:50:01.740 to
00:50:01.980 life
00:50:02.240 your
00:50:02.400 life
00:50:02.600 is
00:50:02.740 a
00:50:02.860 gift
00:50:03.020 you're
00:50:03.200 not
00:50:03.320 a
00:50:03.440 self
00:50:03.600 created
00:50:03.840 being
00:50:04.220 everything
00:50:04.860 you
00:50:05.080 get
00:50:05.220 in
00:50:05.300 this
00:50:05.420 world
00:50:05.560 is
00:50:05.700 a
00:50:05.820 gift
00:50:06.060 and
00:50:07.500 if
00:50:07.620 you
00:50:07.760 whine
00:50:08.260 about
00:50:08.440 everything
00:50:08.760 you're
00:50:09.440 going to
00:50:09.660 end up
00:50:10.020 like
00:50:10.180 Michelle
00:50:10.420 Obama
00:50:10.740 nobody
00:50:11.820 wants
00:50:12.080 that
00:50:12.340 nobody
00:50:12.920 wants
00:50:13.160 at least
00:50:13.400 of all
00:50:13.620 Barack
00:50:14.020 wants
00:50:14.300 to
00:50:14.420 anyway
00:50:14.760 okay
00:50:15.280 that's
00:50:15.780 it
00:50:15.940 that's
00:50:16.200 our show
00:50:16.480 I'm
00:50:16.820 Michael
00:50:17.040 Knowles
00:50:17.340 this is the
00:50:17.600 Michael
00:50:17.780 Knowles
00:50:17.980 show
00:50:18.220 I might
00:50:18.760 be back
00:50:19.140 in the
00:50:19.360 studio
00:50:19.580 tomorrow
00:50:20.080 if not
00:50:21.120 I'm
00:50:21.300 going to
00:50:21.400 grab that
00:50:21.820 P-Base
00:50:22.220 off the
00:50:22.500 wall
00:50:22.680 I'm
00:50:23.240 going to
00:50:23.360 start
00:50:23.640 jamming
00:50:24.100 see you
00:50:25.020 then
00:50:25.220 what was
00:50:38.660 it
00:50:38.800 like
00:50:39.180 Merlin
00:50:39.660 to be
00:50:40.840 alone
00:50:41.400 with
00:50:41.780 God
00:50:42.320 is
00:50:47.480 that
00:50:47.660 who
00:50:47.820 you
00:50:47.940 think
00:50:48.120 I
00:50:48.240 was
00:50:48.320 alone
00:50:48.600 with
00:50:48.920 Merlin
00:50:53.620 I
00:50:54.160 knew
00:50:54.320 your
00:50:54.540 father
00:50:54.920 I
00:50:55.660 am
00:50:55.800 yet
00:50:56.000 convinced
00:50:56.540 that
00:50:56.760 he
00:50:56.860 was
00:50:57.020 not
00:50:57.260 of
00:50:57.420 this
00:50:57.580 world
00:50:57.980 all
00:51:01.200 men
00:51:01.640 know
00:51:02.040 of
00:51:02.280 the
00:51:02.420 great
00:51:02.800 Taliesin
00:51:03.860 you
00:51:04.220 are
00:51:04.360 my
00:51:04.560 father
00:51:04.940 that
00:51:05.340 the
00:51:05.460 gods
00:51:05.740 should
00:51:06.000 war
00:51:06.520 for
00:51:06.740 my
00:51:06.960 soul
00:51:07.320 princess
00:51:08.920 Garrus
00:51:09.560 savior
00:51:10.220 of
00:51:10.820 our
00:51:11.000 people
00:51:11.420 I
00:51:14.360 know
00:51:14.500 what the
00:51:14.680 bull
00:51:14.820 god
00:51:14.980 offered
00:51:15.240 you
00:51:15.480 I
00:51:16.880 was
00:51:17.040 offered
00:51:17.240 the
00:51:17.460 same
00:51:17.820 and
00:51:18.780 there
00:51:20.360 is
00:51:20.480 a new
00:51:20.700 power
00:51:20.900 at work
00:51:21.220 in
00:51:21.340 the
00:51:21.420 world
00:51:21.660 I've
00:51:22.260 seen
00:51:22.460 it
00:51:22.800 a god
00:51:24.760 who
00:51:24.920 sacrifices
00:51:25.420 what he
00:51:25.720 loves
00:51:25.880 for us
00:51:26.260 we
00:51:26.960 are
00:51:27.080 each
00:51:27.260 given
00:51:27.480 only
00:51:27.720 one
00:51:27.940 life
00:51:28.180 singer
00:51:28.440 no
00:51:29.900 we're
00:51:31.020 given
00:51:31.180 another
00:51:31.540 I
00:51:34.940 learned
00:51:35.280 of
00:51:35.480 Yezu
00:51:35.720 the
00:51:35.880 Christ
00:51:36.260 and I
00:51:37.220 have
00:51:37.420 become
00:51:37.660 his
00:51:37.820 follower
00:51:38.140 he's
00:51:38.900 waiting
00:51:39.220 on a
00:51:39.540 miracle
00:51:39.860 and I
00:51:40.540 think
00:51:40.720 you
00:51:40.980 can
00:51:41.200 give
00:51:41.420 him
00:51:41.560 one
00:51:41.860 trust
00:51:42.600 in
00:51:42.820 Yezu
00:51:43.220 he
00:51:43.740 is
00:51:43.860 the
00:51:44.040 only
00:51:44.380 hope
00:51:44.740 for
00:51:45.300 men
00:51:45.540 like
00:51:45.820 us
00:51:46.180 fate of
00:51:46.880 Britain
00:51:47.120 never
00:51:47.420 rests
00:51:47.780 in
00:51:47.940 the
00:51:48.000 hands
00:51:48.280 of
00:51:48.400 the
00:51:48.480 great
00:51:48.680 life
00:51:49.000 great
00:51:49.820 light
00:51:50.260 great
00:51:50.920 darkness
00:51:51.540 such
00:51:52.460 things
00:51:52.700 mattered
00:51:53.000 to
00:51:53.180 me
00:51:53.300 then
00:51:53.620 what
00:51:54.980 matters
00:51:55.300 to
00:51:55.460 you
00:51:55.600 now
00:51:55.800 mistress
00:51:56.120 of
00:51:56.400 lies
00:51:56.700 you
00:51:58.760 nephew
00:52:00.300 the sword
00:52:03.940 of a
00:52:04.460 high
00:52:04.740 king
00:52:05.160 how many
00:52:07.900 lives
00:52:08.260 must be
00:52:08.660 lost
00:52:08.920 before
00:52:09.220 you
00:52:09.480 accept
00:52:09.920 the
00:52:10.140 power
00:52:10.540 you
00:52:11.460 were
00:52:11.620 born
00:52:11.980 to
00:52:12.260 wield
00:52:12.760 so
00:52:15.140 clinging
00:52:15.480 to
00:52:15.660 the
00:52:15.800 promises
00:52:16.180 of
00:52:16.400 a
00:52:16.540 god
00:52:16.760 who
00:52:16.880 has
00:52:17.000 abandoned
00:52:17.500 you
00:52:17.960 I
00:52:18.240 cannot
00:52:18.640 take up
00:52:19.220 that
00:52:19.400 sword
00:52:19.600 again
00:52:19.900 you
00:52:21.380 know
00:52:21.600 what
00:52:21.800 you
00:52:21.940 must
00:52:22.240 do
00:52:22.940 great
00:52:24.880 light
00:52:25.120 forgive
00:52:25.460 me
00:52:26.220 the
00:52:33.760 time
00:52:34.000 has
00:52:34.140 come
00:52:34.420 to
00:52:35.820 be
00:52:35.980 reborn