The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 1908 - Super Bowl： Bad Bunny Babbles, TPUSA Preaches Gospel

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00:00:45.740 A Puerto Rican transvestite babbled in a foreign tongue

00:00:48.740 during America's favorite sporting event

00:00:50.500 while Kid Rock preached the gospel.

00:00:53.500 Team USA disses America at the Olympics,

00:00:56.680 which kicked off typically in a pagan fashion

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00:01:18.160 I'm Michael Knowles.

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00:03:06.860 Did you watch the halftime show?

00:03:09.960 I did not.

00:03:11.140 I did, eventually I did watch

00:03:13.080 parts of the Bad Bunny thing,

00:03:14.940 a little bit, tiny bit.

00:03:16.520 And then I watched the whole TPUSA alternate,

00:03:19.420 alternative halftime show,

00:03:20.760 which was terrific.

00:03:22.200 And I wasn't totally sure what to expect.

00:03:24.340 I love TPUSA.

00:03:25.780 I think Erica Kirk is one of the great national heroes.

00:03:28.600 Obviously, Charlie was a buddy of mine

00:03:30.400 and I love TPUSA and I do a lot of work with TPUSA.

00:03:33.500 But I didn't know what to expect.

00:03:34.780 It's a big task to say there's going to be an alternative

00:03:38.540 to the Super Bowl halftime show.

00:03:40.780 So I didn't know if they were going to stick the landing.

00:03:42.840 We'll get to how it went

00:03:44.380 because it's got 26 million views and counting right now.

00:03:47.720 First, though, Bad Bunny.

00:03:50.000 I didn't watch it live.

00:03:52.340 I'm only seeing little clips

00:03:53.440 because you can't watch the whole thing after the fact.

00:03:56.160 But from my understanding,

00:03:57.440 correct me in the comments if I'm wrong.

00:03:58.960 So from my understanding,

00:04:02.060 a transvestite babbled in a foreign tongue

00:04:06.600 during what is supposed to be

00:04:08.960 America's favorite sporting event.

00:04:11.320 Is that right?

00:04:12.260 And I know some people are going to say,

00:04:13.560 well, he didn't wear a dress to the performance.

00:04:16.820 That's not what I said.

00:04:17.960 He himself is a transvestite, right?

00:04:20.340 He wears dresses to various public events.

00:04:24.340 I guess he dressed in a slightly more masculine way

00:04:26.820 to this performance.

00:04:27.580 Anyway, I'm gathering all of this

00:04:31.240 from just a few clips.

00:04:33.560 Here is how the Bad Bunny halftime show opened up.

00:04:57.580 Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, tacos, tacos, muchachos.

00:05:07.180 Actually, it wasn't even that

00:05:08.640 because you could understand what I just said.

00:05:10.760 Even people who speak Spanish

00:05:11.860 couldn't understand what he was saying.

00:05:13.640 I think my inference was correct.

00:05:16.900 It was a transvestite babbling in a foreign tongue, 0.85

00:05:20.700 a tongue that I'm not opposed to foreign languages.

00:05:22.800 I speak at least one of them,

00:05:25.000 and I have a little touch of multiple foreign languages.

00:05:28.180 But most people watching the Super Bowl didn't speak Spanish.

00:05:31.980 And he does the whole show, basically, in Spanish.

00:05:35.360 And though he didn't wear a dress,

00:05:37.620 he did make sure to insert some gay stuff.

00:05:40.380 I caught this little clip going around Twitter.

00:05:43.160 Do we have it?

00:05:44.360 Of a couple of fellas grinding on each other.

00:05:46.880 Do we have it?

00:05:47.200 Where's the clip?

00:05:47.860 Do we have it?

00:05:48.280 Yeah, so a couple of guys rolling.

00:05:50.640 Yeah, a couple of dudes.

00:05:51.720 Okay, all right, that's enough.

00:05:52.700 That's enough of that.

00:05:54.240 And I have to say he did the show mostly in Spanish

00:05:57.220 because at the very end,

00:05:58.720 there was a tiny little bit of English.

00:06:01.640 And this was this really clever way

00:06:03.540 that Bad Bunny, who hates America, 0.55

00:06:05.600 was going to counter the protest

00:06:07.560 that this was an anti-American halftime show

00:06:09.940 because he ended it with the claim,

00:06:12.140 God bless America, sort of.

00:06:18.280 Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador,

00:06:31.620 Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana,

00:06:34.540 Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala,

00:06:39.120 Mexico, Cuba, Republica Dominicana, Jamaica,

00:06:43.140 Antilla, United States, Canadá,

00:06:46.500 I'm my motherland, mi padre, Puerto Rico.

00:06:51.900 Seguimos aquí.

00:06:53.460 You get it.

00:06:54.360 You see what he did.

00:06:55.640 You see what he did.

00:06:56.840 He said, God bless America.

00:06:59.320 But he doesn't mean what you think he meant by America.

00:07:03.120 When you say America, you refer to our country.

00:07:05.900 But that's not what he did.

00:07:08.320 What he meant was the whole Western Hemisphere.

00:07:11.320 He goes, God bless America.

00:07:13.440 No, I shouldn't even say that.

00:07:16.840 Desi Arnaz was a great patriot.

00:07:18.540 He was, I don't, I, I recant.

00:07:20.780 I don't mean to accidentally compare Desi Arnaz

00:07:23.440 or anyone with a Spanish accent to Bad Bunny,

00:07:26.520 who is categorically worse.

00:07:29.000 He goes, God bless America.

00:07:32.080 Argentina.

00:07:33.560 Chile.

00:07:35.080 Ecuador.

00:07:36.240 Oh, oh, you mean, we meant America like the country.

00:07:39.980 But you, even as you say, God bless America,

00:07:42.900 are finding a way to diminish this country

00:07:45.100 that has been so good to you,

00:07:46.620 that puts you center stage

00:07:48.120 for its biggest sporting event of the year.

00:07:50.520 Sports, which are intrinsically patriotic.

00:07:53.440 That's what they're supposed to be.

00:07:54.740 That's the point of the sports.

00:07:57.660 One point of sports is to demonstrate athletic prowess,

00:08:00.920 but even more than demonstrating athletic prowess,

00:08:02.860 what the games are for, going back to antiquity

00:08:05.920 all around the world,

00:08:06.760 what public games are for is patriotism.

00:08:09.300 But this guy hates America

00:08:11.420 so much so that he can't even say,

00:08:13.540 God bless America.

00:08:14.140 He's got to undercut America as he does it.

00:08:16.780 Ecuador.

00:08:17.480 And some of those, look,

00:08:18.240 some of those countries I really like.

00:08:19.520 El Salvador, obviously.

00:08:21.900 Had Bukele done the halftime show,

00:08:23.420 I would have loved it.

00:08:24.200 Cuba, the Cuban government is awful.

00:08:25.700 The Cuban people are great.

00:08:26.920 And when they come to America, 0.97

00:08:27.800 they vote Republican.

00:08:28.680 And I love them.

00:08:29.480 They love cigars.

00:08:30.480 They're great people.

00:08:31.260 Well, this was just awful in every,

00:08:34.520 it was at least as bad as we all feared it would be.

00:08:38.240 He didn't wear a dress,

00:08:39.600 but he put some gay stuff in there.

00:08:40.840 So I feel like that just balances out anyway.

00:08:42.460 It was awful.

00:08:43.480 And we all knew it was going to be awful.

00:08:45.360 It was slightly worse,

00:08:46.220 but we all knew it.

00:08:47.260 In fact, walking in to the Super Bowl,

00:08:50.220 Logan Paul, the YouTuber was asked

00:08:51.940 if he was looking forward to the halftime show.

00:08:54.000 This was his answer.

00:08:55.780 Logan, are you excited for the halftime show?

00:08:57.920 No.

00:08:58.140 I love it.

00:09:02.700 Couldn't have said it better myself.

00:09:04.260 Are you aware of the halftime show?

00:09:05.260 No.

00:09:06.460 And he was right.

00:09:07.300 Logan Paul, totally, totally right.

00:09:09.260 So what were some of the reactions?

00:09:10.820 Well, there was Logan Paul's pre-action.

00:09:14.780 Elmo reacted.

00:09:16.800 And I think this is how you know the libs

00:09:19.180 realize this was not a good look for them.

00:09:22.660 Elmo.

00:09:23.240 Like Elmo, like, hi.

00:09:24.020 I know that sounded a little bit like Mickey Mouse,

00:09:26.940 but it's, oh, huh?

00:09:28.120 I'm Elmo.

00:09:29.260 Huh?

00:09:29.820 Like Elmo, like the character on Sesame Street,

00:09:32.140 he reacted to Bad Bunny.

00:09:34.200 Why?

00:09:34.720 At Elmo says,

00:09:36.020 Bad Bunny was amazing. 1.00

00:09:37.620 Elmo thinks he should be called Good Bunny.

00:09:40.140 Elmo loves you, Mr. Good Bunny.

00:09:42.860 First of all, Elmo,

00:09:44.040 the Elmo songs are really pretty good.

00:09:46.040 Had Elmo just gotten up at the Super Bowl,

00:09:48.580 the halftime show,

00:09:49.220 and done, you know,

00:09:50.440 la, la, la, la, la, la, Elmo song,

00:09:52.800 that would have been way better

00:09:53.820 than all of that gibberish

00:09:55.080 that Bad Bunny was jiggling around to. 1.00

00:09:57.820 But Elmo has to come out

00:09:59.180 in support of Bad Bunny.

00:10:00.520 Why?

00:10:01.040 Because Sesame Street is super lib,

00:10:02.660 and it airs on public radio,

00:10:04.300 public TV, which is super lib.

00:10:06.140 And I think that the libs

00:10:08.360 realized that they needed

00:10:10.420 a little cultural reinforcement for this.

00:10:12.700 I think the libs looked

00:10:14.060 at the reaction

00:10:16.020 to the Super Bowl halftime show.

00:10:17.320 It got great ratings.

00:10:18.780 A lot of people watched it.

00:10:20.020 It was just like a lot of people

00:10:21.360 would watch a car accident.

00:10:22.380 A lot of people would watch

00:10:23.460 any other manner

00:10:25.040 of degrading behaviors

00:10:26.060 as a circus,

00:10:27.080 as a freak show.

00:10:27.900 They watched it,

00:10:29.280 but it was getting

00:10:30.160 pretty bad reviews.

00:10:32.980 Meanwhile,

00:10:34.180 TPUSA offered an alternative

00:10:35.620 that did bonkers numbers

00:10:37.520 for an alternative show

00:10:38.800 aired on YouTube

00:10:39.620 and Daily Wire, by the way.

00:10:41.260 It got over 26 million views

00:10:43.280 as of this morning.

00:10:44.020 The numbers keep skyrocketing.

00:10:45.720 10 million concurrent viewers.

00:10:47.940 So I think what

00:10:48.900 we should conclude

00:10:50.640 from the Elmo reaction

00:10:52.160 is, oh, the libs need 0.97

00:10:53.600 to start pulling out

00:10:54.500 all of their cultural cachet,

00:10:56.100 all of their institutional power

00:10:57.600 from Hollywood,

00:10:59.480 from the establishment media,

00:11:00.740 from kids' shows

00:11:01.480 on public television

00:11:02.320 to try to make this thing

00:11:03.980 seem better than it was.

00:11:06.380 That, to me,

00:11:07.020 is a sign of weakness.

00:11:07.920 That's a sign of desperation.

00:11:09.600 Trump characteristically

00:11:11.200 panned it.

00:11:12.980 He said,

00:11:13.500 the Super Bowl halftime show

00:11:14.400 is absolutely terrible,

00:11:15.280 one of the worst ever.

00:11:16.140 It makes no sense.

00:11:17.100 It's an affront

00:11:17.520 to the greatness of America.

00:11:18.600 It doesn't represent

00:11:19.180 our standards of success,

00:11:20.220 creativity, or excellence.

00:11:21.260 All true.

00:11:22.500 This isn't even just

00:11:23.240 sour grapes,

00:11:23.820 or I don't like the guy

00:11:24.440 because he doesn't like me

00:11:25.640 kind of reaction to Bad Bunny.

00:11:27.500 He's making a good point.

00:11:28.380 He says,

00:11:28.820 this doesn't represent

00:11:29.600 our standards of success,

00:11:31.400 creativity, or excellence.

00:11:33.180 It was bad.

00:11:34.300 The sets were kind of impressive,

00:11:35.740 but the babbling,

00:11:37.000 the nonsense,

00:11:37.800 the anti-American politics,

00:11:39.580 the total lack

00:11:40.940 of musical skill and talent.

00:11:42.640 It was sad.

00:11:43.980 It was depressing.

00:11:45.160 He goes on.

00:11:45.700 He says,

00:11:45.920 nobody understands a word

00:11:46.900 this guy is saying

00:11:47.500 that dancing is disgusting,

00:11:48.700 especially for young children

00:11:49.620 that are watching

00:11:50.140 from throughout the USA

00:11:51.020 and all over the world.

00:11:52.220 This show is just a slap

00:11:53.120 in the face to our country,

00:11:54.220 which is setting new records

00:11:55.420 every single day,

00:11:56.040 including the best stock market

00:11:56.980 in 401ks in history,

00:11:58.460 on and on and on.

00:11:59.200 So true.

00:12:00.520 So true.

00:12:01.220 The point of these events

00:12:02.560 is excellence.

00:12:04.960 Athletic excellence,

00:12:06.240 cultural excellence,

00:12:07.380 that's what they're for.

00:12:08.620 And this was not excellent.

00:12:09.840 I didn't even watch

00:12:10.320 the whole game.

00:12:10.940 But really much

00:12:11.940 of the game at all.

00:12:12.560 But I heard the game

00:12:13.100 wasn't that good.

00:12:14.340 Halftime show was not excellent.

00:12:16.060 It was sad

00:12:17.080 because it failed.

00:12:18.580 The Super Bowl,

00:12:19.280 despite good ratings,

00:12:20.920 failed to do

00:12:22.120 what it's supposed to do,

00:12:23.760 which is demonstrate

00:12:24.680 excellence,

00:12:26.140 specifically in service

00:12:27.320 of patriotism

00:12:28.740 and love of country.

00:12:30.200 A big, big flop.

00:12:31.360 Meanwhile,

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00:12:36.180 I thought maybe

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00:12:38.280 I didn't know.

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00:12:53.080 On an alternative Super Bowl show,

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00:12:56.040 It could have been.

00:12:57.720 And then I watched it.

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00:15:00.680 There were 142 million viewers

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00:15:06.840 but to be able to pull

00:15:08.280 26, 27,

00:15:10.160 we'll see how many views

00:15:10.980 it gets by the end of it.

00:15:13.240 Million viewers

00:15:14.000 for an alternative

00:15:15.560 halftime show.

00:15:16.180 Very, very impressive.

00:15:16.960 And what was the show?

00:15:18.760 There were a lot

00:15:19.180 of really good artists,

00:15:20.200 some of whom you might not

00:15:21.000 have even heard of before,

00:15:22.120 but who did a great job.

00:15:24.380 For me,

00:15:25.180 1920s ukulele music

00:15:26.620 is a little too modern

00:15:27.520 and popular in some cases.

00:15:29.080 You know,

00:15:29.340 I'm not exactly

00:15:30.660 the target audience

00:15:31.440 for modern pop music.

00:15:32.740 However,

00:15:33.400 there were a lot of

00:15:34.060 really impressive

00:15:34.680 performances there.

00:15:35.860 And one thing I loved

00:15:37.140 about the TPSA show

00:15:38.180 is it covered

00:15:39.220 a lot of different bases.

00:15:41.580 The left is

00:15:42.940 totally uniform, right?

00:15:44.900 On the left,

00:15:45.720 there are the progressives

00:15:46.620 and the more progressives.

00:15:47.880 The left loves

00:15:48.820 modern, degraded,

00:15:50.420 anti-American babble

00:15:51.500 uniformly.

00:15:52.160 That's what they like musically.

00:15:53.360 They like degenerate music

00:15:55.080 that degrades

00:15:57.440 the sensitive soul

00:15:58.460 that is highly percussive

00:16:00.440 and would make Bach

00:16:02.640 turn over in his grave,

00:16:03.560 of course.

00:16:04.460 But the right,

00:16:05.840 because we are

00:16:06.620 simply more diverse,

00:16:08.480 ideologically more diverse,

00:16:09.660 temperamentally more diverse,

00:16:10.660 geographically more diverse,

00:16:11.720 it's actually very difficult

00:16:13.820 to play to the right

00:16:15.640 because some people

00:16:16.620 on the right,

00:16:17.360 they just want to sing

00:16:18.640 country songs

00:16:19.660 about fishing,

00:16:21.180 fishing and drinking beer.

00:16:23.700 You know,

00:16:23.980 some people like that.

00:16:25.640 That's the kind of

00:16:26.600 more populist

00:16:27.540 middle America right.

00:16:30.200 And then there's

00:16:30.660 the kind of edgy,

00:16:31.620 young,

00:16:32.140 cool right

00:16:32.940 that likes,

00:16:33.940 maybe likes naughty words

00:16:35.760 and rap.

00:16:37.100 You know,

00:16:37.320 they kind of like that

00:16:37.840 like rap,

00:16:38.520 rock,

00:16:39.040 kind of hip thing,

00:16:39.820 tattoos,

00:16:40.740 piercings,

00:16:41.220 whatever.

00:16:42.040 Then there's the,

00:16:43.120 you know,

00:16:43.440 traditionalist traddy right

00:16:44.840 that thinks that,

00:16:46.540 that thinks that Bach

00:16:47.360 is too modern,

00:16:48.160 you know,

00:16:48.400 because Bach was a Protestant.

00:16:49.840 You know,

00:16:50.220 there's a kind of traddy right

00:16:51.320 where basically

00:16:52.140 every musical innovation

00:16:53.260 after Gregorian chant

00:16:54.520 was a mistake.

00:16:55.720 So you got to play

00:16:56.380 to that right.

00:16:57.140 I mean,

00:16:57.260 there's all that,

00:16:58.140 there's the very evangelical right

00:16:59.620 that loves the kind of

00:17:00.320 modern worship music

00:17:01.240 with the hands in the air.

00:17:02.900 And it's actually

00:17:03.780 very difficult

00:17:04.660 to combine all of those things,

00:17:06.220 to play to all

00:17:07.060 of those audiences,

00:17:08.000 to play to

00:17:09.160 the American right

00:17:10.260 as a whole

00:17:10.840 is much harder

00:17:12.140 than to play

00:17:12.880 to the American left.

00:17:14.680 And TPUSA pulled it off.

00:17:16.740 They pulled it off.

00:17:18.080 They had these

00:17:18.580 kind of beautiful ballads

00:17:19.880 that had a spiritual aspect.

00:17:21.620 They had the,

00:17:22.520 you know,

00:17:22.940 going,

00:17:23.560 fishing in my boots

00:17:24.320 kind of songs.

00:17:25.280 They had kid rock.

00:17:27.000 They had the,

00:17:27.540 they had hard rock.

00:17:28.400 It just opened up

00:17:29.140 with a Jimi Hendrix style

00:17:30.500 on the Gibson Les Paul,

00:17:33.080 you know,

00:17:33.440 you know,

00:17:36.540 the kind of crazy guitar.

00:17:37.420 And they,

00:17:39.840 in the,

00:17:40.580 in the culmination

00:17:41.340 of the show,

00:17:41.780 they had kid rock

00:17:42.720 personally playing

00:17:45.880 to both big swaths

00:17:48.460 on the right.

00:17:48.980 So kid rock shows up

00:17:50.420 and you know,

00:17:51.020 kid rock is not a kid anymore.

00:17:52.640 Kid rock is in his fifties.

00:17:54.240 And so you don't know,

00:17:55.400 is he going to be able

00:17:55.960 to do all the crazy stunts

00:17:57.460 and the moves

00:17:58.100 and run around

00:17:58.860 and all.

00:17:59.400 And he did.

00:18:01.200 The guy moves around

00:18:02.400 like he's 25 years old.

00:18:03.580 So he opens up

00:18:04.980 with the red,

00:18:06.380 white,

00:18:06.640 and blue.

00:18:07.360 Let's shotgun a beer

00:18:08.620 and scream and screech.

00:18:10.280 Bada,

00:18:10.640 bada,

00:18:11.020 bang de bang de

00:18:11.900 I'm kid.

00:18:12.620 Here he is.

00:18:14.000 My name is kid.

00:18:21.000 So this is what,

00:18:22.220 this is what people

00:18:22.900 were expecting,

00:18:23.460 I think for the whole show.

00:18:25.760 You know,

00:18:26.520 pyro,

00:18:27.580 American flag.

00:18:28.860 Watching kid rock

00:18:31.620 move around this way

00:18:32.620 at like 55

00:18:33.540 or however old he is,

00:18:34.700 he might be even older

00:18:35.440 than that,

00:18:36.060 is insane.

00:18:40.040 I don't think I've ever

00:18:41.020 moved like that

00:18:41.680 in my entire life.

00:18:43.140 Not that I'm the best

00:18:44.080 athlete in the world.

00:18:45.120 But he did a great job

00:18:46.300 for what that was.

00:18:48.440 And I think there were

00:18:49.220 some people who said,

00:18:50.220 look,

00:18:50.460 that's cool,

00:18:51.220 it's a throwback.

00:18:52.160 A lot of Super Bowl

00:18:52.840 halftime shows

00:18:53.420 are throwbacks.

00:18:55.080 You know,

00:18:55.300 you get the band

00:18:56.280 that first came on the scene

00:18:58.000 20 years prior.

00:18:59.700 You don't always want

00:19:00.740 the most up-to-date

00:19:02.320 and freshest face

00:19:03.220 on the block.

00:19:03.820 So even that actually

00:19:04.960 is very fitting

00:19:05.560 for a Super Bowl

00:19:06.160 halftime show,

00:19:07.220 or in this case

00:19:07.720 an alternative halftime show.

00:19:08.980 But he did that

00:19:09.800 and I felt if they had

00:19:10.560 left it at that,

00:19:11.280 it would have been insufficient.

00:19:12.820 Because it's just

00:19:13.400 pure nostalgia.

00:19:15.160 I think it would have

00:19:16.220 missed part of the moment

00:19:17.580 why TPSA is even

00:19:19.080 putting on an alternative

00:19:19.860 halftime show

00:19:20.460 in the first place.

00:19:21.400 Why so much of the country

00:19:22.560 feels alienated

00:19:23.420 by the liberal culture.

00:19:24.900 It's not just because

00:19:25.500 we want to go back

00:19:26.080 to the 90s

00:19:26.720 or something else we want.

00:19:28.000 And what happened was

00:19:30.080 after the Kid Rock,

00:19:31.660 iconic Kid Rock performance,

00:19:33.480 you had a cellist

00:19:35.560 and a violinist

00:19:36.200 come out on stage

00:19:36.900 dressed in a kind of

00:19:38.600 funny throwback costume.

00:19:40.180 But they played

00:19:40.760 really beautiful music

00:19:41.780 on a cello and a violin.

00:19:42.700 And I thought,

00:19:43.080 whoa, whoa, whoa,

00:19:43.600 hold on,

00:19:43.840 something different's

00:19:44.400 happening here.

00:19:45.740 Now we're talking

00:19:46.940 my language.

00:19:47.940 You bring the cello

00:19:48.980 and the violin out.

00:19:50.000 What is this about?

00:19:51.660 Even that, you know,

00:19:52.400 is playing to a different

00:19:53.180 kind of conservative sensibility.

00:19:54.660 But then we realized

00:19:55.560 there was a bridge

00:19:56.860 between Kid Rock's

00:19:58.340 first performance

00:19:58.920 as Kid Rock

00:19:59.880 to then the same guys

00:20:01.040 who introduced him

00:20:01.560 come out

00:20:01.960 and they introduce him

00:20:03.300 by his Christian name.

00:20:05.840 Not by Kid Rock,

00:20:06.840 by his real name.

00:20:07.980 And then he comes out

00:20:08.880 and he's not in the

00:20:09.540 crazy outfits

00:20:10.300 and there's not the

00:20:10.900 crazy pyro with the flag

00:20:12.140 and he's not screaming.

00:20:12.900 He comes out

00:20:14.160 with the guitar

00:20:14.780 and he sings this song

00:20:17.280 till you can't.

00:20:20.780 And it's,

00:20:21.260 which I wasn't even familiar

00:20:22.220 with,

00:20:22.380 it was this nice song

00:20:23.060 that was kind of wistful

00:20:23.800 and it made sense

00:20:25.640 of the whole event.

00:20:26.940 And it made sense

00:20:28.120 really even of the moment,

00:20:30.600 the circumstance

00:20:31.160 of having an alternative

00:20:32.160 Super Bowl halftime show.

00:20:33.420 Because the whole song

00:20:33.980 was, look,

00:20:34.520 you can give your dad

00:20:35.500 a rain check

00:20:36.120 on hanging out

00:20:37.560 until you can't.

00:20:38.820 Because one day

00:20:39.220 your dad's going to die. 0.61

00:20:40.440 And you're going to miss

00:20:41.440 those moments

00:20:42.540 that you could have

00:20:43.040 done something with him.

00:20:44.500 You can put off

00:20:45.620 doing this thing

00:20:46.680 with your kids.

00:20:47.340 You can put off

00:20:48.180 doing this thing

00:20:49.700 for your career

00:20:50.480 with your wife

00:20:51.140 or with your family.

00:20:51.860 But then,

00:20:52.640 you know,

00:20:52.860 we live in time, guys.

00:20:54.280 And you're not,

00:20:54.840 we,

00:20:55.420 the lie that we tell

00:20:57.440 ourselves as humans

00:20:58.160 after the fall

00:20:58.860 and especially

00:21:00.020 the lie of modernity

00:21:01.100 is that we're not

00:21:01.920 bound by time.

00:21:02.840 We're not bound by history.

00:21:04.120 We can just upload

00:21:04.760 ourselves to the clouds

00:21:05.560 and we'll live forever.

00:21:06.500 We're going to cure death.

00:21:08.080 We're all,

00:21:08.400 we're going to be kids forever.

00:21:09.500 That's one of the real lies,

00:21:10.540 especially at this moment.

00:21:11.220 That's why people

00:21:12.020 are putting off

00:21:12.420 getting married,

00:21:12.920 putting off having kids.

00:21:13.920 They've got the

00:21:14.500 suspended adolescence

00:21:15.460 and you have it

00:21:16.360 in this person

00:21:17.220 whose name is

00:21:18.380 literally Kid.

00:21:20.400 He's a guy in his 50s

00:21:21.820 who goes by Kid,

00:21:23.180 but maybe not anymore.

00:21:25.820 He opens up the show

00:21:27.060 as Kid Rock

00:21:27.680 doing the song

00:21:28.220 from 25 years ago.

00:21:29.620 And then there's

00:21:30.360 this musical bridge

00:21:31.720 and you see

00:21:33.180 Kid Rock has grown up

00:21:34.460 as the country

00:21:35.360 has grown up.

00:21:36.460 And it's all

00:21:37.620 at this halftime show

00:21:38.680 that is in part

00:21:39.880 memorializing a guy

00:21:41.180 who was really young,

00:21:42.920 a husband and a father,

00:21:44.480 a major political leader

00:21:45.720 struck down

00:21:46.640 in the prime of his life

00:21:47.640 by a radical leftist

00:21:49.500 assassin on a campus

00:21:50.800 simply for speaking

00:21:52.360 common sense

00:21:53.040 and having conversations

00:21:53.820 with people.

00:21:54.640 And you realize

00:21:55.360 you're not promised tomorrow.

00:21:57.780 And the song,

00:21:58.460 I guess Kid Rock

00:21:58.920 didn't write this song.

00:21:59.900 It's a lovely little pop song.

00:22:01.640 But what he does do

00:22:02.740 is come out at the end

00:22:03.520 and he says,

00:22:03.960 look,

00:22:04.180 I was playing this song

00:22:05.040 and I couldn't get it

00:22:05.620 out of my head.

00:22:06.900 And God told me

00:22:09.260 to write another verse.

00:22:11.480 There's a book

00:22:12.360 that's sitting

00:22:13.200 in your house somewhere

00:22:14.400 that could use

00:22:15.880 some dusting off.

00:22:18.200 There's a man

00:22:19.140 who died

00:22:19.840 for all our sins.

00:22:21.640 They're hanging

00:22:22.720 from the cross.

00:22:25.180 You can give

00:22:26.220 your life

00:22:27.300 to Jesus

00:22:28.340 and he'll give you

00:22:30.140 a second chance

00:22:31.400 till you can't

00:22:32.640 take it

00:22:37.100 if you got a chance

00:22:41.220 take it

00:22:42.100 take it

00:22:43.660 while you got a chance

00:22:45.240 It goes on.

00:22:46.160 I could listen

00:22:46.540 to the whole rest

00:22:47.100 of the song.

00:22:48.120 Wow, I loved this.

00:22:49.880 Not that I've followed

00:22:51.280 Kid Rock's career

00:22:52.060 all that closely

00:22:52.980 but I've paid attention

00:22:54.020 to it over the decades

00:22:54.860 and

00:22:55.620 this was a career

00:22:58.540 defining performance.

00:23:00.100 I wasn't sure

00:23:00.680 what to expect

00:23:01.180 and I thought it might

00:23:01.740 be kind of cringey

00:23:02.360 going into it

00:23:03.160 and this was excellent.

00:23:05.440 I mean, it was

00:23:05.880 so mature.

00:23:07.860 It was artistically

00:23:09.000 actually quite beautiful

00:23:09.980 to go from the

00:23:11.300 bang to bang

00:23:12.400 you do that

00:23:13.480 really properly

00:23:14.120 and then this transition

00:23:15.100 and into this song

00:23:15.860 and then even

00:23:16.840 the extra verse

00:23:17.920 to this

00:23:19.240 slightly sappy

00:23:20.720 but nice pop song

00:23:22.500 even that extra verse

00:23:23.620 I felt he really

00:23:24.300 hit the mark

00:23:24.820 because

00:23:26.040 it could have been

00:23:27.180 cringe

00:23:27.820 modern

00:23:28.740 saccharine

00:23:29.820 what passes

00:23:31.120 for Christian art

00:23:32.240 if he had just said

00:23:33.260 you know

00:23:33.460 you gotta reach out

00:23:34.700 you gotta read your bible

00:23:35.660 and you gotta call

00:23:37.120 on the name of Jesus

00:23:38.000 and that's it

00:23:39.420 and if he had just

00:23:39.880 ended it there

00:23:40.480 but that's not

00:23:41.980 what the verse said

00:23:42.740 he said

00:23:43.400 you can do this

00:23:44.420 you are in a bad situation

00:23:46.580 you

00:23:47.200 my fellow man

00:23:48.420 you are in a bad situation

00:23:50.120 because you're gonna die 0.89

00:23:51.420 and we live in a fallen world

00:23:53.940 and you can't save yourself

00:23:55.840 and

00:23:56.880 he just preaches the gospel

00:23:58.580 he says

00:23:59.020 but

00:23:59.300 Jesus Christ

00:24:00.480 has come

00:24:01.240 to save you

00:24:02.180 that's the good news

00:24:03.220 and you can

00:24:04.540 reach out to him

00:24:05.400 and you can cooperate

00:24:06.200 with God's grace

00:24:07.120 until you can't

00:24:09.760 that's the key

00:24:11.260 that's what distinguishes

00:24:12.360 that verse

00:24:12.900 from so many of the errors

00:24:14.340 of modern

00:24:15.100 sappy

00:24:15.980 saccharine music

00:24:16.880 whether it be hymnody

00:24:17.900 or whether it be

00:24:18.540 secular music

00:24:19.220 is that same modern error

00:24:21.260 of pretending

00:24:22.260 that we're not bound by time

00:24:23.340 that we're not bound

00:24:24.580 by space and history

00:24:25.460 that we're just

00:24:26.100 you know

00:24:26.380 ethereal

00:24:26.860 eternal creatures

00:24:27.580 floating around in the ether

00:24:28.420 he says

00:24:29.200 you can do this

00:24:30.340 until you can't

00:24:32.100 and the

00:24:33.240 the terrestrial pain

00:24:35.500 that you feel

00:24:36.120 in this world

00:24:36.720 when you wish

00:24:37.820 you had told your daddy

00:24:38.660 you love him

00:24:39.080 the terrestrial pain

00:24:40.620 that you feel

00:24:41.340 in this world

00:24:41.900 when you

00:24:42.940 you miss that chance

00:24:44.180 you don't take that opportunity

00:24:45.220 you put it off

00:24:45.880 put it off

00:24:46.240 until it's too late

00:24:46.900 well

00:24:47.680 that can be

00:24:49.280 an eternal pain

00:24:50.180 you will be

00:24:52.100 tortured in hell

00:24:53.040 it's like

00:24:53.960 I don't mean to

00:24:54.820 make light of it

00:24:55.420 but

00:24:55.780 he's saying

00:24:56.360 the concept

00:24:57.200 you think those

00:24:58.200 are bad consequences

00:24:59.020 well there are

00:25:00.020 eternal consequences

00:25:01.020 here

00:25:01.360 and the good news

00:25:02.800 is that

00:25:03.420 God's only begotten son 0.95

00:25:05.280 is

00:25:05.520 has become incarnate

00:25:07.380 dwelled among us

00:25:08.100 was crucified

00:25:08.920 died and was buried

00:25:09.880 and on the third day

00:25:10.820 he was resurrected

00:25:11.420 and you can

00:25:12.700 reach out to him

00:25:13.620 you can cooperate

00:25:14.160 with his grace

00:25:14.640 he's already reaching out

00:25:15.320 to you

00:25:15.520 and you can be saved

00:25:16.640 until you can

00:25:17.460 and there will be

00:25:18.460 consequences for your action

00:25:19.520 there will

00:25:19.800 this is even

00:25:20.520 you know

00:25:20.820 Kid Rock promotes

00:25:21.620 freedom

00:25:22.380 he's one of the more

00:25:23.520 pro-freedom

00:25:24.600 kind of pop figures

00:25:25.440 and this is

00:25:26.620 this is the fullness

00:25:27.800 of freedom

00:25:28.420 he's expressing that

00:25:29.620 it's just

00:25:29.960 it was

00:25:30.260 it was so mature

00:25:31.060 it was beautiful

00:25:31.520 and it was a beautiful

00:25:32.400 tribute

00:25:33.020 at the end to Charlie

00:25:34.140 there's a final

00:25:35.400 little picture

00:25:36.480 of Charlie

00:25:36.800 you know

00:25:37.040 in remembrance

00:25:37.680 of Charlie Kirk

00:25:38.240 at the end there

00:25:38.780 and that

00:25:39.760 that assassination

00:25:41.460 obviously drives home

00:25:42.600 the point

00:25:43.020 it was beautifully done

00:25:44.760 it was beautifully done

00:25:45.900 TPUSA could not have done

00:25:47.560 a better job

00:25:48.320 and clearly

00:25:49.200 the results

00:25:50.280 prove it

00:25:51.080 tens of millions of views

00:25:53.200 and counting

00:25:54.260 who knows

00:25:54.840 this could be

00:25:55.240 100 million views

00:25:55.880 by the time

00:25:56.300 this is all over

00:25:56.840 okay

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00:28:22.520 we turn

00:28:24.680 this is a big sports day

00:28:26.180 isn't it

00:28:26.440 we turn from

00:28:27.500 the Super Bowl

00:28:28.400 and the halftime shows

00:28:29.300 to the Olympics

00:28:30.020 can I just say something

00:28:31.780 can I say something

00:28:33.340 without everybody

00:28:33.820 getting mad

00:28:34.280 I don't care

00:28:37.420 for the Olympics

00:28:38.040 I don't like them

00:28:40.260 I don't really care

00:28:41.580 that much about football

00:28:42.300 either

00:28:42.600 but at least

00:28:43.180 I go to the Super Bowl

00:28:44.680 party

00:28:45.100 at the very least

00:28:46.220 to drink

00:28:46.620 and smoke some cigars

00:28:47.640 and hang out

00:28:48.060 with some friends

00:28:48.860 but the Olympics

00:28:50.160 I don't

00:28:51.480 I don't care for it

00:28:52.600 the whole thing

00:28:54.020 I just don't

00:28:54.980 really like it

00:28:55.860 curling is kind of funny

00:28:57.520 I don't

00:28:59.980 when I was

00:29:00.520 when I was a

00:29:01.880 teenage boy

00:29:02.620 I enjoyed watching

00:29:03.500 gymnastics 0.99

00:29:04.160 the ladies gymnastics

00:29:05.800 was very

00:29:06.380 held my attention

00:29:07.100 a little bit

00:29:07.480 but otherwise

00:29:07.860 I don't really

00:29:08.440 care about the Olympics

00:29:09.340 at all

00:29:09.540 and I don't even

00:29:10.100 really like the idea

00:29:10.760 of it

00:29:11.020 and I was proven

00:29:12.480 right

00:29:12.740 in this distaste

00:29:14.000 because the

00:29:14.780 Olympics

00:29:15.460 opening ceremony

00:29:16.720 this year

00:29:18.280 involved

00:29:19.500 a

00:29:20.320 fiery

00:29:22.040 pentagram

00:29:23.880 monstrance

00:29:25.040 lit up

00:29:26.160 in red

00:29:26.780 this is a weird one

00:29:28.700 it's a pentagram

00:29:29.660 like the symbol

00:29:31.040 of the devil

00:29:31.620 in fiery red

00:29:34.320 highlighted by an arch

00:29:38.400 which is why

00:29:39.320 it looks like

00:29:39.800 a monstrance

00:29:40.460 with more red

00:29:41.420 and fire

00:29:42.180 lighting up

00:29:42.720 the whole thing

00:29:43.420 seemed a little bit

00:29:45.140 Luciferian

00:29:47.260 didn't it

00:29:47.900 seemed a little bit

00:29:49.180 at the very least

00:29:49.840 I would say

00:29:50.220 it seems a little pagan

00:29:52.200 now I don't know

00:29:53.460 what they were going for

00:29:54.140 were they going for

00:29:54.600 like it's an atom

00:29:55.480 or something

00:29:56.080 or atoms

00:29:56.720 surrounded by pentagrams

00:29:57.840 I don't know

00:29:58.240 but this isn't

00:29:59.000 the first time

00:29:59.600 that you've seen

00:30:00.100 this weird

00:30:00.660 satanic pagan 0.55

00:30:01.860 imagery

00:30:02.260 at the Olympics

00:30:03.280 wasn't it the last time

00:30:04.280 they did that weird

00:30:05.880 tranny last supper 0.59

00:30:06.980 they did this tranny 0.99

00:30:08.240 version of the

00:30:09.100 last supper

00:30:09.580 last time

00:30:10.200 and

00:30:11.240 it was pretty

00:30:12.380 in your face 0.50

00:30:13.240 but then

00:30:14.400 the libs came out

00:30:15.260 and the Olympics 0.92

00:30:15.640 defenders came out

00:30:16.280 they said

00:30:16.440 that's not the

00:30:17.160 last supper

00:30:17.780 you idiot

00:30:18.380 that

00:30:19.360 actually

00:30:20.340 that

00:30:21.780 tableau

00:30:22.840 was not referencing

00:30:24.080 Leonardo da Vinci's

00:30:24.960 last supper

00:30:25.440 it was referencing

00:30:26.880 Jan van Beilert's

00:30:29.480 Feast of Dionysus

00:30:31.900 Feast of the Gods

00:30:32.960 and you say

00:30:34.360 okay

00:30:34.580 first of all

00:30:36.200 I look

00:30:37.300 I look at the

00:30:38.220 Beilert

00:30:39.480 I'm sure I'm

00:30:40.000 mispronouncing that

00:30:40.720 you look at the

00:30:41.980 Jan van Beilert

00:30:42.860 painting Feast of the Gods

00:30:44.160 and then

00:30:44.540 give me back

00:30:45.280 the

00:30:46.180 da Vinci

00:30:47.200 yeah okay

00:30:47.660 the first thing

00:30:49.700 that you would conclude

00:30:50.420 this is like the IQ

00:30:51.080 bell curve meme

00:30:51.720 it's like

00:30:53.460 the low end of the IQ

00:30:54.820 is they're clearly

00:30:55.600 making fun of

00:30:56.160 da Vinci's

00:30:56.700 last supper

00:30:57.240 then the midwit 0.94

00:30:58.720 of the bell curve

00:30:59.460 says no they're not

00:31:00.500 they're actually

00:31:01.040 referencing this

00:31:01.780 Dutch painter's

00:31:02.640 painting of Dionysus

00:31:03.760 in the Feast of the Gods

00:31:04.540 and then when you

00:31:05.300 get up a little

00:31:05.800 higher on the IQ

00:31:06.440 curve you say

00:31:06.980 wait a second

00:31:07.640 the Dutch painter

00:31:08.860 in the Feast of the Gods

00:31:10.300 is referencing

00:31:11.200 da Vinci's

00:31:12.040 last supper

00:31:12.500 so it's actually

00:31:13.160 a moot point

00:31:13.680 it's a distinction

00:31:14.240 without a difference

00:31:14.960 which is obviously

00:31:15.600 what's going on there

00:31:16.200 but

00:31:16.660 beyond that

00:31:18.780 defense falling flat

00:31:19.800 this always happens

00:31:21.600 they always have

00:31:23.080 weird pagany stuff

00:31:24.100 at the Olympics

00:31:24.820 because that's

00:31:27.380 the point

00:31:28.000 of the resurrection

00:31:29.140 of the Olympics

00:31:29.720 the resurrection

00:31:30.360 of the Olympics

00:31:31.200 130 some odd

00:31:33.180 years ago now

00:31:33.780 was a resurrection

00:31:36.320 of ancient

00:31:37.440 pagan games

00:31:38.640 that is

00:31:39.120 essentially

00:31:39.960 what the Olympics

00:31:40.660 is

00:31:41.240 and the

00:31:42.760 creation of the

00:31:43.760 modern Olympics

00:31:44.280 was

00:31:45.740 a culmination

00:31:47.520 of a centuries

00:31:48.760 long effort

00:31:49.480 that began

00:31:50.120 in modernity

00:31:51.060 in the renaissance

00:31:51.800 to resurrect

00:31:53.760 pagan antiquity

00:31:55.080 specifically

00:31:55.800 as a replacement

00:31:56.820 for medieval

00:31:57.760 christendom

00:31:58.360 that is

00:31:59.360 one of the

00:32:00.080 hallmarks

00:32:00.720 of the renaissance

00:32:01.740 that is one of the

00:32:02.980 hallmarks

00:32:03.520 of modernity

00:32:04.620 is they'd come out

00:32:05.800 of this roughly

00:32:06.600 thousand year period

00:32:07.620 that we call

00:32:08.700 christendom

00:32:09.360 medieval

00:32:10.460 western

00:32:11.380 christian civilization

00:32:12.880 with all the art

00:32:14.440 and the crusades

00:32:15.480 and the cathedrals

00:32:16.500 and the monasteries

00:32:18.020 and the learning

00:32:18.700 and the theology

00:32:19.600 and the political

00:32:20.660 order

00:32:21.020 you'd come out

00:32:21.820 of this period

00:32:22.420 and then

00:32:23.360 in the age

00:32:24.620 of the enlightenment

00:32:25.220 especially

00:32:26.380 but even a little

00:32:27.620 bit earlier

00:32:28.100 in the beginning

00:32:28.560 of the renaissance

00:32:29.000 you see a resurrection

00:32:29.760 of classical

00:32:30.940 antiquity

00:32:31.580 which is to say

00:32:32.440 pagan antiquity

00:32:33.380 to replace

00:32:34.040 christian civilization

00:32:35.320 and

00:32:36.380 the enlightenment

00:32:38.020 tried to do this

00:32:38.720 quite explicitly

00:32:39.500 and then

00:32:40.020 one of the

00:32:41.000 parts of the

00:32:42.540 culmination of that

00:32:43.400 is the creation

00:32:44.440 of the modern

00:32:44.980 olympic games

00:32:45.860 as this new

00:32:47.900 great

00:32:48.300 neo-pagan

00:32:49.380 festival

00:32:50.060 so it was

00:32:50.860 always built in

00:32:51.980 it was the whole

00:32:53.520 point of it

00:32:54.140 and so I just

00:32:55.000 don't like it

00:32:55.420 that much

00:32:55.820 I don't

00:32:57.200 I mean I

00:32:57.780 like classical

00:32:58.480 antiquity

00:32:58.860 for what it's worth

00:32:59.400 but I really

00:32:59.820 like christendom

00:33:00.480 christendom

00:33:00.920 was pretty great

00:33:01.540 when we were

00:33:02.100 firing on all

00:33:02.760 cylinders

00:33:03.080 building the

00:33:03.560 great cathedrals

00:33:04.340 leading the world

00:33:06.100 in learning

00:33:07.080 and culture

00:33:07.880 and theology

00:33:08.680 and then

00:33:09.080 political power

00:33:10.060 and that was it

00:33:11.560 man that was great

00:33:12.440 I really like that

00:33:13.180 the dark ages

00:33:13.700 actually weren't so dark

00:33:14.660 the modern ages

00:33:15.640 are a lot darker

00:33:16.280 than the so-called

00:33:16.840 dark ages

00:33:17.440 in any case

00:33:18.580 that's what they're for

00:33:19.320 now

00:33:19.860 some of you

00:33:21.580 are going to say

00:33:21.920 michael that's all

00:33:22.540 a little pie in the sky

00:33:23.320 what the olympics

00:33:24.500 are really for

00:33:25.220 is just you know

00:33:26.120 some patriotism

00:33:26.940 you get tp usa

00:33:27.660 to go out

00:33:28.360 to not tp usa

00:33:29.160 sorry

00:33:29.380 team usa

00:33:30.540 to go tp usa

00:33:31.740 is the real team usa

00:33:32.540 team usa to go out

00:33:34.100 and support america

00:33:35.540 at these world games

00:33:36.560 and there's a little bit

00:33:37.480 of this kumbaya

00:33:38.200 world peace aspect

00:33:39.380 but we're rooting

00:33:40.440 for our country

00:33:41.260 right

00:33:41.560 so one of the points

00:33:42.660 of it is like

00:33:43.100 the point of all games

00:33:44.060 all public games

00:33:45.200 which is patriotism

00:33:46.440 and then

00:33:47.260 even on that front

00:33:48.580 the olympic fails

00:33:49.260 because team usa

00:33:50.320 goes out

00:33:51.380 internationally

00:33:52.260 and starts dissing america

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00:36:20.360 my favorite comment from friday

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00:36:22.940 4720

00:36:23.700 who says

00:36:24.340 quote

00:36:25.640 a noose collected at the scene

00:36:27.660 was later determined

00:36:28.460 not to be the ligature used

00:36:29.720 in epstein's death

00:36:30.560 so there's just extra nooses

00:36:32.380 laying around

00:36:33.180 mm-hmm

00:36:34.100 yeah it's kind of weird huh

00:36:35.900 they found a noose

00:36:38.480 this was in the news reporting

00:36:39.500 not the news reporting

00:36:41.340 the news reporting

00:36:41.860 they found a noose

00:36:42.800 in epstein's cell

00:36:43.780 but that was not the noose

00:36:45.040 he used to kill himself

00:36:46.020 what

00:36:48.360 where'd he get the extra noose

00:36:50.760 what

00:36:51.480 a lot of questions

00:36:52.380 and if we have time

00:36:53.200 i hope we have time

00:36:53.900 we'll get to

00:36:54.540 the latest with epstein

00:36:56.020 first though

00:36:56.860 hunter hess

00:36:59.120 i guess he is a skier

00:37:01.240 for team america

00:37:02.360 at the olympics

00:37:03.160 he had this to say

00:37:03.960 about our country

00:37:04.880 it brings up mixed emotions

00:37:07.440 to represent the us

00:37:08.560 right now i think

00:37:09.320 um

00:37:10.340 it's a little hard

00:37:11.640 um

00:37:12.520 there's obviously a lot

00:37:13.440 going on that

00:37:14.160 i'm not the biggest fan of

00:37:15.660 and i think a lot of people

00:37:16.640 aren't

00:37:16.960 if it aligns with my

00:37:18.540 moral values

00:37:19.480 um

00:37:20.100 i feel like i'm representing

00:37:21.180 it uh

00:37:21.920 just because i'm wearing

00:37:22.660 the flag

00:37:23.180 doesn't mean i represent

00:37:24.040 everything that's going on

00:37:25.480 in the us

00:37:26.260 um

00:37:27.000 so yeah

00:37:27.940 i just kind of want to do it

00:37:28.880 for my friends and my family

00:37:29.960 and the people that support me

00:37:31.000 getting here

00:37:31.540 hunter hess is the absolute worst

00:37:34.980 of america

00:37:35.640 he's the worst of it

00:37:36.840 he is the

00:37:38.240 this is

00:37:38.900 this is worse than a guy 0.94

00:37:40.440 committing petty street crime

00:37:41.700 it's worse

00:37:42.720 because

00:37:44.260 it's

00:37:45.020 it's an assault

00:37:46.220 on our country

00:37:47.260 and it's a betrayal

00:37:48.520 of our country

00:37:49.260 from a guy who has been

00:37:50.420 entrusted to represent

00:37:51.480 our country

00:37:52.020 i love it

00:37:52.480 not

00:37:52.700 not that the guy's a road scholar

00:37:54.480 exactly

00:37:54.940 i don't think he's got

00:37:56.020 a ton going on there

00:37:56.940 in between the years

00:37:57.740 but hunter hess comes

00:37:59.000 and he says

00:37:59.280 uh

00:38:00.060 duh

00:38:00.560 just because i

00:38:01.740 wear

00:38:02.480 the american flag

00:38:03.880 on my uniform

00:38:04.640 doesn't mean i represent

00:38:06.120 america

00:38:06.800 that's literally

00:38:09.140 all it represents

00:38:10.240 that's all it means

00:38:12.380 okay

00:38:13.140 that is

00:38:14.040 do you

00:38:15.140 do you think you're wearing

00:38:15.860 the flag patch

00:38:16.480 as a fashion statement

00:38:17.460 the only reason

00:38:19.920 you are wearing

00:38:20.700 the flag patch

00:38:21.360 is to signify something

00:38:22.980 the thing that

00:38:23.780 you are signifying

00:38:24.980 by wearing the patch

00:38:26.120 is that

00:38:26.880 you represent

00:38:28.260 america

00:38:29.040 that doesn't mean

00:38:31.980 just because i wear

00:38:33.140 just because i'm on a team

00:38:34.240 called team usa

00:38:35.000 doesn't mean that

00:38:35.720 i represent the united states

00:38:37.280 and it does

00:38:38.520 that's all it means

00:38:39.720 actually

00:38:40.160 this guy is the worst

00:38:43.080 of america

00:38:43.740 and he should be

00:38:44.380 kicked off the team

00:38:45.000 he should

00:38:46.640 i don't mean just

00:38:47.300 as hyperbolically

00:38:48.160 or as a matter of

00:38:49.120 retribution

00:38:49.660 because i don't like

00:38:50.520 something that he said

00:38:51.360 he

00:38:53.280 is undermining

00:38:55.640 the very purpose

00:38:56.780 of the u.s olympics team

00:38:58.560 the u.s olympics team

00:39:00.220 is not just to demonstrate

00:39:01.380 athletic excellence

00:39:02.260 that's that's part of the purpose

00:39:04.100 but there are a lot of good skiers

00:39:05.580 in america

00:39:06.000 there are plenty of people

00:39:06.760 who could take this guy's spot

00:39:08.140 and we would all be better for it

00:39:10.140 including him

00:39:10.900 he is so put upon

00:39:11.860 to have to represent america

00:39:13.040 this poor guy

00:39:14.080 we should do him a favor

00:39:16.140 take him off the team

00:39:17.000 but beyond athletic excellence

00:39:19.320 the point of being on the team

00:39:21.240 is to

00:39:22.120 support your country

00:39:23.940 to promote your country

00:39:25.040 if you are doing the opposite

00:39:26.640 you are fundamentally

00:39:29.120 undermining your purpose there

00:39:30.440 you should be removed

00:39:31.360 he's not the only one

00:39:32.260 amber glenn

00:39:33.020 is a

00:39:34.080 a skatrix 0.93

00:39:34.900 at the olympics

00:39:36.480 here's what she had to say

00:39:37.320 it's been

00:39:38.920 a hard time

00:39:39.960 for the community

00:39:40.960 overall

00:39:41.480 under this administration

00:39:42.540 uh

00:39:43.600 it isn't the first time

00:39:44.640 that we've had to come together

00:39:45.880 as a community

00:39:47.220 and

00:39:48.080 try and fight for

00:39:49.600 our human rights

00:39:51.380 and

00:39:52.160 now especially

00:39:53.720 it's not just affecting

00:39:54.940 the queer community

00:39:56.160 but

00:39:56.540 many other communities

00:39:57.920 and i think that

00:39:59.280 we are able to support

00:40:01.540 each other

00:40:02.100 in a way that

00:40:03.360 uh

00:40:04.060 we

00:40:04.420 didn't have to before

00:40:06.380 and because of that

00:40:07.440 it's made us a lot stronger

00:40:08.720 uh

00:40:09.680 i hope i can use

00:40:10.920 my platform

00:40:11.620 and my voice

00:40:12.500 throughout these games

00:40:13.500 to

00:40:14.060 try and encourage people

00:40:15.520 to

00:40:16.140 stay strong

00:40:17.460 uh

00:40:18.180 in these hard times

00:40:19.740 okay

00:40:20.420 this lady is a little more confused 1.00

00:40:22.420 than the first guy

00:40:23.560 because she doesn't really know

00:40:25.120 what she's saying

00:40:25.520 she's saying

00:40:25.800 we need to be unified

00:40:26.680 and the way we're going to be unified

00:40:28.220 is by

00:40:28.920 going to be

00:40:29.580 by being divided

00:40:30.560 so i

00:40:31.560 the representative

00:40:32.260 of team usa

00:40:32.880 am going to

00:40:33.520 be divided against

00:40:35.080 and

00:40:35.840 and

00:40:36.260 uh

00:40:37.120 be

00:40:37.360 contrary to

00:40:38.660 the united states

00:40:39.700 so we're going to be divided

00:40:40.440 but we have to be united

00:40:41.200 we have to come together

00:40:42.180 why do we have to come together

00:40:43.640 for

00:40:44.620 um

00:40:45.300 gay stuff 0.99

00:40:46.120 no lady

00:40:46.660 that was like five years ago

00:40:47.700 now it's immigration

00:40:48.620 is what you're supposed to be

00:40:49.480 complaining about

00:40:50.100 she didn't get the software update

00:40:51.260 of leftism

00:40:52.100 and we need to be strong

00:40:54.100 and

00:40:54.360 but also divided

00:40:55.620 and united

00:40:56.280 and gay

00:40:56.920 we have to be gay 0.94

00:40:58.200 and she doesn't really know

00:40:59.280 what she's saying

00:40:59.700 the

00:41:00.300 the first guy

00:41:01.360 what's his name

00:41:02.480 hunter hess

00:41:03.160 that guy

00:41:04.680 is clearer

00:41:05.620 in his perversion

00:41:07.360 when i say

00:41:09.740 he's the worst of america

00:41:11.240 i'm being really specific

00:41:12.860 not just pointing out

00:41:14.800 he's betraying his country

00:41:15.680 internationally

00:41:16.520 as he represents his country

00:41:18.020 that you know

00:41:18.520 that's really bad enough

00:41:19.640 but he's the worst of america

00:41:21.080 in that he's the worst

00:41:22.320 of america's bad inclinations

00:41:24.560 one of america's

00:41:25.620 one of america's virtues

00:41:27.240 is a healthy individualism

00:41:29.820 we don't just go along

00:41:31.420 with the crowd

00:41:32.000 we're not just part of the borg

00:41:33.400 you know

00:41:34.160 we we think for ourselves

00:41:35.360 and we have

00:41:36.700 individual virtues

00:41:38.180 and courage

00:41:38.740 and all the rest of that

00:41:39.620 however that can

00:41:40.860 that virtue

00:41:42.140 can become one of america's

00:41:43.420 worst vices

00:41:44.300 when we take it

00:41:45.820 to a disordered extreme

00:41:47.100 so having a healthy

00:41:49.800 individualism is good

00:41:50.880 an individualism

00:41:52.360 that tells you

00:41:52.840 to run away from your family

00:41:54.040 or to attack your community

00:41:55.820 or to try to

00:41:57.600 emancipate yourself

00:41:59.100 even from your own body

00:42:00.120 as we saw in the

00:42:00.640 transgender ideology

00:42:01.380 that would be taking

00:42:02.060 individualism to a

00:42:02.880 very disordered extreme

00:42:04.000 well that's what you're

00:42:04.860 saying with him

00:42:05.300 he gets up there

00:42:06.660 and in some ways

00:42:08.080 it's so american

00:42:08.680 he goes i'm an individual

00:42:09.600 but then it's very

00:42:10.420 anti-american

00:42:11.180 when he says

00:42:11.560 and i'm so individual

00:42:12.840 that i'm gonna

00:42:13.480 diss my country

00:42:14.380 and i'm gonna

00:42:15.160 i'm gonna put my team

00:42:16.380 in a bad spot

00:42:17.120 and i'm gonna say

00:42:18.300 screw everybody else

00:42:19.280 all around me

00:42:19.840 i'm only gonna look out

00:42:20.680 for number one

00:42:21.300 and i'm gonna state

00:42:22.760 my own

00:42:23.360 malformed

00:42:24.920 nonsensical views

00:42:27.000 that in many ways

00:42:28.140 amount to

00:42:28.760 a more

00:42:29.460 kind of

00:42:30.440 uh

00:42:30.740 uh

00:42:31.660 i don't know

00:42:32.740 confused babbling

00:42:34.140 than even bad bunny

00:42:35.660 speaking gibberish

00:42:36.920 at the halftime show

00:42:38.060 that's

00:42:39.840 that's like the worst

00:42:41.240 inclination of of

00:42:42.680 america

00:42:44.040 and

00:42:45.580 we should correct it

00:42:46.680 he should be called home

00:42:47.500 call him home

00:42:48.820 if i don't know what

00:42:49.580 authority the government

00:42:50.520 has here

00:42:50.960 but you know

00:42:52.260 it's a it's a national team

00:42:53.540 he should be removed

00:42:54.920 he's awful

00:42:55.840 okay speaking of the

00:42:56.920 worst of america

00:42:57.540 tease this at the top

00:42:58.260 of the show

00:42:58.560 representative gene

00:43:00.540 woo a democrat

00:43:01.460 from texas

00:43:02.500 went full mask

00:43:04.100 off

00:43:04.680 in his

00:43:05.840 contempt

00:43:06.680 and

00:43:07.300 his political

00:43:08.480 party's contempt

00:43:09.260 for white people

00:43:10.340 i always tell people

00:43:12.260 the day

00:43:12.920 the latino

00:43:14.120 african-american

00:43:15.580 asian

00:43:16.360 and other communities

00:43:17.480 realize

00:43:18.440 that they are

00:43:19.980 that they share

00:43:21.180 the same oppressor

00:43:22.080 is the day we start winning

00:43:23.600 because we are

00:43:25.340 the majority

00:43:25.840 in this country now

00:43:26.620 we are

00:43:27.100 we we have the ability

00:43:28.660 to take over this country

00:43:29.740 and to do what is needed

00:43:31.380 for everyone

00:43:32.040 and to make things fair

00:43:33.540 but the problem is

00:43:35.360 our communities

00:43:35.920 are divided

00:43:36.620 they're completely divided

00:43:37.840 yeah

00:43:38.380 one of our problems

00:43:39.520 is our communities

00:43:40.380 are completely divided

00:43:41.520 when we should be

00:43:42.580 totally united

00:43:43.500 against the majority

00:43:45.420 white people are still 0.98

00:43:48.820 the majority of the country

00:43:49.760 probably not for long

00:43:50.860 because of birth rates

00:43:51.780 and migration

00:43:52.600 but today

00:43:53.740 year of our lord

00:43:55.220 2026

00:43:56.320 white people are still 0.98

00:43:57.420 the majority

00:43:57.920 of the country

00:43:58.920 and this guy comes out

00:44:00.140 and he says

00:44:00.400 we need to

00:44:01.780 stop being so divided

00:44:02.980 we need to be united

00:44:03.920 to go

00:44:05.200 get rid of the majority 0.87

00:44:06.540 hey everybody

00:44:08.640 I just want to

00:44:09.320 I want to bring us

00:44:09.820 all together here

00:44:10.600 to say

00:44:11.260 kill whitey 1.00

00:44:12.160 go kill whitey 1.00

00:44:13.840 all right

00:44:14.260 and this is

00:44:16.240 only different in degree

00:44:19.000 it's not different in kind

00:44:20.080 from the other sort of rhetoric

00:44:21.120 you hear from democrats

00:44:22.300 and the left broadly

00:44:23.380 calls to abolish whiteness 0.98

00:44:25.280 calls to minimize whiteness

00:44:26.720 to apologize for whiteness

00:44:28.220 the coalition of the ascendant

00:44:30.080 of the people of color

00:44:31.140 who are perfect

00:44:32.140 and the white people

00:44:32.840 who can do no good

00:44:33.760 this is just a more extreme version

00:44:35.960 which is to say

00:44:36.700 the oppressor is whites 0.96

00:44:38.180 the oppressed are non-whites 1.00

00:44:40.060 and the non-whites 0.99

00:44:41.160 need to overthrow the whites 1.00

00:44:42.880 there's some people

00:44:46.220 on the left certainly

00:44:48.320 but even on the squishy right

00:44:49.620 who have complained

00:44:51.640 in recent years

00:44:52.800 about the supposed rise

00:44:54.840 of white racial consciousness

00:44:56.240 in america

00:44:56.880 now

00:44:57.940 I question the premise

00:44:59.360 there's basically no white

00:45:01.640 racial consciousness

00:45:02.540 in america

00:45:03.160 I've cited this pew study

00:45:04.720 from some years ago now

00:45:05.740 not much has changed

00:45:06.860 every racial group

00:45:08.780 has a very high

00:45:09.800 racial consciousness

00:45:10.580 when asked

00:45:12.320 is your race

00:45:13.400 important or very important

00:45:14.780 to your identity

00:45:15.560 Hispanics and Asians

00:45:19.160 both say yes

00:45:20.720 at a rate of over 50%

00:45:22.780 black people say yes

00:45:23.860 at a rate of over 70%

00:45:25.300 white people say yes

00:45:26.640 at a rate of 15%

00:45:28.320 white people

00:45:29.740 have no racial consciousness

00:45:31.520 every other group

00:45:32.860 has a racial consciousness

00:45:33.840 that is significant

00:45:34.720 like majority racial consciousness

00:45:36.540 white people

00:45:37.340 have basically none

00:45:38.140 but let's say

00:45:39.920 the premise were true

00:45:40.980 even though it's not

00:45:41.760 that there

00:45:42.400 there is a serious uptick

00:45:44.580 in white racial consciousness

00:45:45.740 what do you expect

00:45:49.400 your politicians

00:45:50.560 are going out on air

00:45:52.200 saying we need to

00:45:53.400 gang up on whitey 1.00

00:45:54.440 we need to target whitey 1.00

00:45:55.900 we need to overthrow him

00:45:57.480 we need to punish whitey 1.00

00:45:58.900 we are demanding

00:46:02.040 a racial consciousness

00:46:02.840 for this group

00:46:03.560 if there is an uptick

00:46:05.760 in white racial consciousness

00:46:06.640 isn't that just

00:46:07.220 a rational response

00:46:08.620 to what you guys

00:46:09.880 are doing

00:46:10.300 I want

00:46:11.800 no apologies

00:46:13.120 for this

00:46:13.680 from the right

00:46:14.580 no haranguing

00:46:16.120 the left is what did this

00:46:17.640 the only thing

00:46:19.360 the only response

00:46:20.180 to this

00:46:20.580 to this kill whitey stuff 1.00

00:46:21.900 is to say

00:46:23.140 huh

00:46:23.380 well I guess

00:46:23.960 they consider us

00:46:24.580 a racial group

00:46:25.100 and I guess

00:46:25.940 we have to proceed

00:46:26.480 accordingly

00:46:26.900 in accordance with justice

00:46:28.980 and the constitution

00:46:29.600 all the rest of it

00:46:30.380 alright

00:46:31.240 this is a story

00:46:31.680 I really want to get to

00:46:32.480 this is going to be

00:46:33.940 a big tease for tomorrow

00:46:34.700 Jeffrey Epstein's

00:46:37.540 ex-girlfriend

00:46:39.320 not quite wife

00:46:40.360 but ex-girlfriend 0.82

00:46:41.360 supposedly

00:46:42.360 according to reports

00:46:43.420 is tweeting the truth

00:46:46.260 about Jeffrey Epstein

00:46:47.300 some people are saying

00:46:49.780 Jeffrey Epstein

00:46:50.240 might still be alive

00:46:51.080 because of all the questions

00:46:52.160 around his death

00:46:52.980 she says no

00:46:55.060 supposedly

00:46:55.580 he's dead

00:46:56.320 but he was a good guy

00:46:57.940 you all think

00:46:58.840 Jeffrey Epstein's a bad guy

00:46:59.700 but he's a good guy

00:47:00.280 this supposedly coming

00:47:01.200 from the ex-girlfriend

00:47:01.920 of Jeffrey Epstein

00:47:02.560 and the quote

00:47:03.540 that's really making it around

00:47:04.500 is

00:47:04.740 they sacrificed children

00:47:06.200 to Lucifer

00:47:06.760 it's an entire cult

00:47:07.620 Jeffrey got involved

00:47:08.420 in their operation

00:47:09.120 for financial reasons

00:47:10.060 and to obtain

00:47:10.500 compromat

00:47:11.080 but he never participated

00:47:12.460 in those rituals

00:47:13.360 this according to

00:47:15.080 the supposed girlfriend

00:47:15.960 Karina Shuliak

00:47:19.000 this is all being reported

00:47:20.760 it's going viral everywhere

00:47:21.740 now the Twitter account

00:47:23.560 has been deleted

00:47:24.320 now the question

00:47:27.660 why is it deleted

00:47:28.320 are they shutting her up

00:47:29.160 are they censoring her

00:47:29.960 or is this

00:47:31.120 not even real

00:47:33.460 it might be real

00:47:35.580 I guess

00:47:36.420 but there's a lot of evidence

00:47:37.800 that it's not real

00:47:38.660 Brian Krasenstein

00:47:39.560 is posting

00:47:40.520 that this account

00:47:41.220 for Karina Shuliak

00:47:42.180 Epstein's last girlfriend

00:47:43.020 is fake

00:47:44.080 I have confirmed this

00:47:45.140 stop falling for lies and hoaxes

00:47:46.340 please stop sharing

00:47:46.920 their claims about Epstein

00:47:47.640 apparently the account

00:47:48.840 might just be

00:47:49.700 playing on

00:47:50.760 the popularity

00:47:51.420 and the fears

00:47:52.000 to promote a crypto scam

00:47:53.360 because there were

00:47:54.480 these weird tweets

00:47:55.260 about this crypto thing

00:47:56.460 they're trying to pump up

00:47:58.320 a crypto coin

00:47:59.160 or whatever

00:47:59.600 I don't

00:48:00.100 all of

00:48:02.300 all of which reminds me

00:48:03.440 when it comes to Epstein

00:48:05.620 everybody has their

00:48:07.980 preferred little hobby horse

00:48:09.240 Epstein

00:48:10.840 is the avatar

00:48:12.660 of the pedophile

00:48:14.140 global elite

00:48:14.900 Epstein

00:48:15.900 is the avatar

00:48:16.960 of Israel

00:48:18.180 Epstein

00:48:18.760 is the avatar

00:48:19.320 of Russia

00:48:20.260 Epstein

00:48:20.640 is the avatar

00:48:21.200 of the CIA

00:48:21.820 Epstein

00:48:22.340 is the avatar

00:48:23.060 of the Illuminati

00:48:25.040 Epstein

00:48:25.620 is the avatar

00:48:26.380 of cannibals

00:48:27.480 Epstein

00:48:27.860 is the avatar

00:48:28.540 of Wall Street

00:48:29.380 Epstein

00:48:29.740 is the

00:48:30.040 list goes on

00:48:30.860 and on and on

00:48:31.280 everyone has

00:48:32.460 their preferred

00:48:33.300 take on it

00:48:35.280 and

00:48:35.940 like a heresy

00:48:38.140 when it comes to religion

00:48:39.080 they tend to just focus

00:48:40.400 on their view

00:48:41.540 to the exclusion

00:48:42.200 of all of the other

00:48:43.020 evidence and possibilities

00:48:44.300 however

00:48:45.360 like heresies

00:48:46.300 and religion

00:48:46.820 that can take

00:48:48.340 a partial truth

00:48:49.000 and turn it into

00:48:49.720 a total lie

00:48:50.580 because

00:48:52.160 the reality is

00:48:53.660 and I've been so

00:48:54.620 consistent on this

00:48:55.440 and I've been so

00:48:56.100 vindicated on it

00:48:57.020 you're never going to

00:49:01.520 know everything

00:49:02.080 about Epstein

00:49:02.680 first of all

00:49:03.440 there is evidence

00:49:03.900 for all of those

00:49:04.500 things that I just said

00:49:05.140 there actually is

00:49:05.900 some evidence

00:49:06.480 is better than others

00:49:07.300 and some of the evidence

00:49:08.620 I think is being misread

00:49:09.560 and some ironies 0.56

00:49:10.560 I think are being misread

00:49:11.440 but there are some

00:49:12.280 weird like code words

00:49:13.380 and references to things

00:49:14.880 that seem like

00:49:15.400 they're code words

00:49:16.140 and involve

00:49:17.080 underage sex

00:49:17.780 and it's all

00:49:18.400 however

00:49:20.060 the Epstein thing

00:49:23.940 is so dangerous

00:49:24.840 because it encourages

00:49:26.540 people to just

00:49:27.340 follow whatever

00:49:28.540 they want

00:49:29.140 to choose

00:49:30.100 their own adventure

00:49:30.760 and I think

00:49:33.080 that can lead you

00:49:34.000 off the trail

00:49:34.380 of what's actually

00:49:34.840 going on

00:49:35.340 but the reality

00:49:36.340 is either Epstein

00:49:37.220 is just

00:49:37.720 a weird rich

00:49:38.680 sex freak

00:49:39.080 with a lot

00:49:39.360 of famous friends

00:49:39.980 in which case

00:49:41.320 we know everything

00:49:41.840 we're going to know

00:49:42.240 about Epstein

00:49:42.780 or he's something

00:49:44.700 more than that

00:49:45.260 one or more

00:49:46.620 of all those options

00:49:47.420 that I just said

00:49:48.060 in which case

00:49:49.080 you're not going

00:49:50.920 to find out

00:49:51.400 the idea

00:49:53.040 that actual

00:49:54.040 smoking gun documents

00:49:55.240 would have survived

00:49:57.020 that could overthrow

00:49:59.180 the entire global order

00:50:00.280 that they would have

00:50:00.960 survived from 2007

00:50:02.780 until now

00:50:04.680 almost 20 years later

00:50:06.120 they would have

00:50:07.680 you know

00:50:07.840 all the nefarious

00:50:08.960 CIA, Mossad, MI6

00:50:11.600 Illuminati

00:50:12.380 pedophile

00:50:13.180 child sacrifice

00:50:14.280 Luciferians

00:50:15.160 that they were

00:50:16.300 conducting

00:50:16.920 this degree

00:50:18.780 of evil

00:50:19.300 that is almost

00:50:19.960 unfathomable

00:50:20.760 but they would have

00:50:21.680 said well

00:50:22.140 I hope we never

00:50:23.500 get found out

00:50:24.120 because we definitely

00:50:24.880 can't delete emails

00:50:25.920 if only

00:50:26.560 we weren't bound

00:50:28.200 to keep all of

00:50:28.980 these records

00:50:29.560 if only

00:50:30.720 but we have to

00:50:31.460 keep them

00:50:31.880 because of a

00:50:32.440 federal law

00:50:32.840 or something

00:50:33.120 so we have to

00:50:33.820 I hope they're

00:50:34.340 not exposed

00:50:35.140 20 years from now

00:50:36.260 it's

00:50:36.980 ridiculous

00:50:38.640 it's ridiculous

00:50:40.340 and

00:50:41.760 if the

00:50:42.940 look maybe

00:50:43.700 this chickie's 1.00

00:50:44.420 account is real

00:50:44.940 I'm a little

00:50:45.500 skeptical

00:50:45.780 maybe it's

00:50:46.480 promoting a

00:50:46.900 crypto scam

00:50:47.400 but

00:50:47.900 I guess

00:50:48.420 that's my

00:50:49.260 little warning

00:50:50.100 here is

00:50:50.640 there could be

00:50:51.660 a lot of

00:50:52.420 scams

00:50:52.760 the whole

00:50:53.080 thing's a

00:50:53.460 scam

00:50:53.680 the whole

00:50:54.140 Epstein

00:50:55.120 operation

00:50:55.640 is like

00:50:56.240 very very

00:50:56.920 scammy

00:50:57.420 and it

00:50:57.760 clearly involves

00:50:58.340 breaking

00:50:58.620 lots and

00:50:59.020 lots of

00:50:59.280 laws

00:50:59.600 and having

00:51:00.400 major

00:51:01.040 political

00:51:01.360 figures

00:51:01.840 subverting

00:51:02.980 all the

00:51:03.240 rules

00:51:03.380 the whole

00:51:03.800 thing

00:51:04.080 is scammy

00:51:04.660 in itself

00:51:05.120 and there

00:51:06.040 are going

00:51:06.140 to be

00:51:06.260 like a

00:51:06.620 billion

00:51:06.920 other

00:51:07.240 political

00:51:07.580 ops

00:51:07.840 and scams

00:51:08.220 built

00:51:08.540 on top

00:51:09.100 of it

00:51:09.360 and we're

00:51:10.320 probably

00:51:10.520 seeing one

00:51:10.860 of them

00:51:11.080 play out

00:51:11.420 right now

00:51:14.940 What was it

00:51:32.640 like

00:51:33.020 Merlin

00:51:33.480 to be

00:51:34.680 alone

00:51:35.240 with God

00:51:36.140 Is that

00:51:41.480 who you

00:51:41.780 think I was

00:51:42.160 alone with

00:51:42.700 Merlin

00:51:47.420 I knew

00:51:48.160 your father

00:51:48.760 I am yet

00:51:49.840 convinced

00:51:50.380 that he

00:51:50.700 was not

00:51:51.100 of this

00:51:51.420 world

00:51:51.800 All men 0.98

00:51:55.480 know

00:51:55.860 of the

00:51:56.260 great

00:51:56.640 Taliesin

00:51:57.700 You are

00:51:58.180 my father

00:51:58.760 that the

00:51:59.300 gods

00:51:59.580 should

00:51:59.840 war

00:52:00.340 for my

00:52:00.800 soul

00:52:01.160 Princess

00:52:02.580 Garrus

00:52:03.380 the

00:52:03.760 saviour

00:52:04.240 of our

00:52:04.840 people

00:52:05.220 I know

00:52:08.320 what the

00:52:08.520 bull god

00:52:08.820 offered you

00:52:09.300 I was

00:52:10.880 offered the

00:52:11.280 same

00:52:11.660 And?

00:52:12.700 There is

00:52:14.300 a new

00:52:14.520 power at work

00:52:15.040 in the

00:52:15.260 world

00:52:15.480 I've seen

00:52:16.280 it

00:52:16.640 A god

00:52:18.580 who sacrifices

00:52:19.240 what he

00:52:19.540 loves for

00:52:19.900 us

00:52:20.100 We are

00:52:20.920 each

00:52:21.100 given

00:52:21.300 only

00:52:21.560 one

00:52:21.780 life

00:52:22.020 singer

00:52:22.260 No

00:52:23.740 We're

00:52:24.860 given

00:52:25.020 another

00:52:25.340 I learnt

00:52:29.120 of Yezu

00:52:29.540 the Christ

00:52:30.080 And I

00:52:31.060 have become

00:52:31.480 his follower

00:52:31.980 He's

00:52:32.740 waiting

00:52:33.060 on a

00:52:33.400 miracle

00:52:33.680 And I

00:52:34.360 think

00:52:34.560 you

00:52:34.800 can

00:52:35.040 give

00:52:35.240 him

00:52:35.380 one

00:52:35.640 Trust

00:52:36.440 in

00:52:36.640 Yezu

00:52:37.060 He

00:52:37.560 is

00:52:37.700 the

00:52:37.860 only

00:52:38.200 hope

00:52:38.560 for

00:52:39.140 men

00:52:39.360 like

00:52:39.660 us

00:52:40.020 Faith

00:52:40.560 to

00:52:40.700 Britain

00:52:40.960 never

00:52:41.260 rest

00:52:41.600 in the

00:52:41.860 hands of

00:52:42.240 the

00:52:42.320 great

00:52:42.520 light

00:52:42.860 Great

00:52:43.620 light

00:52:44.100 Great

00:52:44.740 darkness

00:52:45.360 Such

00:52:46.280 things

00:52:46.540 mattered

00:52:46.820 to me

00:52:47.120 then

00:52:47.440 What

00:52:48.800 matters

00:52:49.140 to you

00:52:49.420 now

00:52:49.620 mistress

00:52:49.960 of

00:52:50.200 lies

00:52:50.520 You

00:52:52.560 nephew

00:52:54.020 The

00:52:57.160 sword

00:52:57.780 of

00:52:58.140 the

00:52:58.260 high

00:52:58.580 king

00:52:58.980 How

00:53:01.480 many

00:53:01.720 lives

00:53:02.080 must

00:53:02.320 be

00:53:02.480 lost

00:53:02.740 before

00:53:03.060 you

00:53:03.320 accept

00:53:03.760 the

00:53:03.960 power

00:53:04.360 you

00:53:05.300 were

00:53:05.460 born

00:53:05.800 to

00:53:06.080 wield

00:53:06.580 So

00:53:08.980 clinging

00:53:09.320 to the

00:53:09.640 promises

00:53:10.000 of a

00:53:10.380 god

00:53:10.580 who

00:53:10.720 has

00:53:10.820 abandoned

00:53:11.340 you

00:53:11.780 I

00:53:12.100 cannot

00:53:12.560 take

00:53:12.900 up

00:53:13.060 that

00:53:13.220 sword

00:53:13.440 again

00:53:13.720 You

00:53:15.220 know

00:53:15.440 what

00:53:15.640 you

00:53:15.780 must

00:53:16.080 do

00:53:16.780 Great

00:53:18.720 Light

00:53:18.980 forgive

00:53:19.320 me

00:53:20.020 The

00:53:27.600 time has

00:53:27.980 come

00:53:28.260 to be

00:53:29.800 reborn

The Michael Knowles Show - February 09, 2026

Ep. 1908 - Super Bowl： Bad Bunny Babbles, TPUSA Preaches Gospel

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