The Michael Knowles Show - March 30, 2026


Ep. 1942 - JD Vance Thinks Aliens Are Demons： I Told You So

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Donald Trump Mark Wayne Mullen Perez Hilton Maisie Hirono Benny Johnson Mike Huckabee Scalia Cardinal Pizzaballa Jimmy Kimmel Matt Walsh Benjamin Netanyahu JD Vance Ted Cruz Tim Walz Jeff Dye Toothpillow Pier Battista Pizzaballa Sweet Little Elisa Bruce Dave Mullen Innocent Christians and 12 more
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Happy Holy Week! This week on The Michael Knowles Show: An amazing No Kings protest this past weekend, Tim Walls, the old knucklehead from Minnesota, promises never to leave the side of the Somalis, the criminals who've defrauded the Minnesota taxpayer, Maisie Hirono, the senator from Hawaii, admits accidentally that Trump is not a king. And finally, oh boy, this is a tasty one. You have become accustomed over many years to how much I hate to say I told you so, but the Vice President has acknowledged that UFOs are most likely demons.

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00:00:30 An international incident breaks out when the top bishop in Jerusalem is barred from the Church of
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00:00:56 over many years to how much I hate to say I told you so, the vice president has acknowledged that
00:01:03 UFOs are most likely demons. So, you know, we'll get to it. Happy Holy Week. I'm Michael Knowles.
00:01:10 This is The Michael Knowles Show.
00:01:26 Welcome back to the show. An amazing no kings protest this past weekend. You have Tim Walls,
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00:03:33 The vice president just appeared on Benny Johnson's show. Benny hit him with the real
00:03:40 questions. I mean that. Some people are making fun of this question from Benny. I love this question.
00:03:46 He said, why don't you talk about taxes or Iran or whatever? Yeah, it's a long interview. He talks
00:03:50 about a lot of stuff, but this is the one I want to hear about. Benny Johnson asks the vice
00:03:55 president of the United States, who I will remind you is extremely intelligent, extremely well
00:04:01 educated, extremely normal guy, one of the most powerful men in the country, heartbeat away from
00:04:07 the presidency. He asks him about the true nature of UFOs. Matt Walsh and I both just clenching our
00:04:15 fists, gritting our teeth, waiting for the answer. Who's going to be right? Is it going to be Walsh
00:04:21 who says that there is such a thing as E.T., little weird green aliens flying around the
00:04:26 universe? Or is it going to be your boy? Is it going to be Michael who says that there's no
00:04:32 such thing as E.T. and actually the UFOs are more likely demons? Mr. Vice President, I defer to you.
00:04:40 You're going to release all the UFO files. We're working on it. It's funny. When I came in,
00:04:44 I was obsessed with the UFO files. And then you start getting really busy worrying about the
00:04:49 economy and national security and things like that. But I've still, I've still got three more
00:04:52 years as vice president. I will get to the bottom of the UFO files. Okay. Have you peaked? Have you
00:04:56 done a peek? Have I what? Have you done a peek? I mean, like, you know, so I actually haven't,
00:05:01 I have not, I have, I have, I have not been able to spend enough time on this to really understand
00:05:08 it, but I am going to trust me. I'm obsessed with this. I've already had a couple of times
00:05:13 where I'm like, all right, we're going to Area 51.
00:05:15 We're going out to New Mexico.
00:05:16 We're going to sort of get to the bottom of this.
00:05:18 And then the timing of the trip just didn't work out.
00:05:20 But trust me, anybody who's curious about this,
00:05:23 I'm more curious than anybody.
00:05:25 And I've got three years of the very tippy top
00:05:28 of the classification.
00:05:29 I'm going to get to the bottom of it.
00:05:31 Okay, so you haven't been to Area 51 yet.
00:05:33 Not yet.
00:05:33 Some people say they keep the UFOs in Ohio.
00:05:35 Yeah, Hangar 18, Hangar 18, right?
00:05:38 I've heard that as well, but I don't know.
00:05:40 I haven't looked into it yet.
00:05:41 Okay, all right, all right.
00:05:43 well we're waiting for it we saw aliens we saw aliens.gov i don't think they're i don't think
00:05:47 they're aliens i think they're demons anyway but that's a longer discussion well i can't let you go
00:05:51 should i just end the show right now like forever should i just can we i has anyone ever been more
00:05:59 vindicated then i hate no look i hate to say i told you so so i i won't belabor the point but
00:06:04 all joking aside this guy gets it we we joke about it it's a little funny running joke at
00:06:12 the Daily Wire. Walsh is really into aliens. I think aliens are totally fake. And then we talk
00:06:17 about what these things could be. Are people having hallucinations? Are there alien craft
00:06:22 that are alien, meaning from China, like illegal aliens or alien nations? Is this military equipment
00:06:30 from our own military? Or is there something spiritual going on? And beyond all the jokes,
00:06:36 I do think that there is such a thing as spiritual reality. I do think that there's
00:06:41 such a thing as immaterial reality. Virtually everyone for all of history everywhere has
00:06:47 agreed with that. And so the vice president, beyond a little bit of joking,
00:06:51 Benny presses him and he explains what he means. Well, look, I think that celestial beings
00:06:58 who fly around, who do weird things to people, I think that the desire to describe everything
00:07:08 celestial everything is otherworldly to describe it as aliens i mean every great world religion
00:07:14 including christianity the one that i believe in has has understood that there are weird things
00:07:20 out there and there are things that are very difficult to explain and i i naturally go when
00:07:25 i hear about sort of extra natural phenomenon that's where i go to is the christian understanding
00:07:31 that you know there's a lot of good out there but there's also some evil out there and i think that
00:07:35 one of the devil's great tricks is to convince people he never existed.
00:07:39 Love this. So people are going to try to say that Vance is being kooky or weird or dumb or 0.96
00:07:45 something by suggesting that there's such a thing as demons and angels. But what does he do at the
00:07:51 very end there? He's quoting Baudelaire. Baudelaire, who says the finest trick of the devil is to
00:07:56 persuade people that he doesn't exist, which has been reiterated in all sorts of different
00:08:01 popular media over the years. What Vance is saying is that there is such a thing as spiritual
00:08:07 reality, immaterial reality, which we all know. Actually, that's not true. A lot of people don't
00:08:12 know that because they just haven't thought deeply enough about it. But anyone who has two brain
00:08:16 cells to rub together and who has thought about this question knows that there is such a thing
00:08:20 as spiritual reality. There's such a thing as immaterial reality at the very least. For instance,
00:08:25 are intellects or mathematics or, I don't know, universals, the concept of justice.
00:08:31 Need I go on? We would be here forever. There are physical things. It's like my tumbler here,
00:08:36 my microphone, my delicious cigars. But there are immaterial things as well.
00:08:40 And we, in part, have an immaterial aspect because we have an intellect which can receive
00:08:47 universals, immaterial substances. So that's just a fact. And the reality is that unless
00:08:54 the aircraft that people are seeing are from China or DARPA or something like that,
00:08:59 the odds that they are demons or angels are much greater than the odds that these are ET,
00:09:05 just because of distances. The distances between stars and galaxies are simply too great,
00:09:09 and there are limitations to the physical world, like the speed of light.
00:09:12 The odds are great. And really, not to put too fine a point on it, but just to conclude,
00:09:17 this interview from Vance reminds me of one of my favorite interviews from any politician.
00:09:24 It was Scalia back in 2013, where Scalia, I've mentioned it on the show many times.
00:09:29 Scalia was doing an interview with New York Magazine, some lib, know-nothing reporter.
00:09:33 And she was asking him something about hell or punishment.
00:09:38 And she said, you believe in hell?
00:09:39 And he said, yeah.
00:09:41 He goes, well, it must be awful scary to believe in hell.
00:09:44 And Scalia says, you're looking at me like I'm weird.
00:09:48 He says, in a theatrical whisper, he says, you know, I even believe in the devil.
00:09:53 She says, boy, oh boy, howdy, you know, that must be spooky.
00:09:56 And he says, you know, you're condescending to me right now,
00:09:59 and you're looking at me like I'm weird.
00:10:00 Do you realize how out of touch you are with most Americans?
00:10:03 Do you realize how out of touch you are with virtually every intelligent person
00:10:07 through all of history, virtually every person through all of history,
00:10:10 all of whom have believed in the devil?
00:10:12 Then he says the killer line,
00:10:14 which should be applied to anyone who's criticizing J.D. Vance over this.
00:10:18 He says, many more intelligent people than you or I have believed in the devil.
00:10:25 J.D. Vance believes in demons.
00:10:27 Let me tell you something.
00:10:28 Many more intelligent people than you or I or J.D. Vance, for that matter, have believed in demons.
00:10:37 Absolutely right.
00:10:38 And the alien thing is just simply bunk.
00:10:41 Sorry, it is.
00:10:42 Okay, speaking of religion, major international incident yesterday.
00:10:46 got everybody chattering on the brink of Holy Week. The headline that caused truly a global
00:10:54 uproar is that the government of Israel prohibited the top bishop in Jerusalem,
00:11:00 Cardinal Pete Zabala, he's the Latin patriarch of Jerusalem, from entering the church of the
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00:11:11 It kicks off the beginning of Holy Week, which will end with the crucifixion on Good Friday, followed by Holy Saturday, and obviously followed by the resurrection on Easter Sunday.
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00:12:59 So we're in Holy Week right now.
00:13:01 This is the Monday of Holy Week.
00:13:02 Yesterday was Palm Sunday.
00:13:04 It's a three-hour liturgy and the traditional liturgy.
00:13:07 It's a really big deal.
00:13:09 And Cardinal Pizzaballa, who was a man who being considered for pope at the last conclave,
00:13:15 Cardinal Pizzaballa, who's the Latin patriarch of Jerusalem,
00:13:18 he has one of the most difficult jobs in the world.
00:13:22 He went to hold a private mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre,
00:13:26 which is where Jesus was entombed.
00:13:28 And he didn't bring a ton of people with him.
00:13:31 this was not a major public event, but he was going there with a small number of people to
00:13:35 say private mass to continue the very longstanding tradition of a mass on Palm Sunday.
00:13:43 He recognized that sometimes there are security precautions, be they for public health,
00:13:49 be they because of times of war. But this was a small number of people, and the Israeli police
00:13:55 told him no. And they turned the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem away from Jesus's tomb on the first 0.78
00:14:02 day of Holy Week. So right off the bat, it should be said, I totally understand the Israeli
00:14:09 government's security concerns. I get it. I appreciate it. I also recognize that the Israeli
00:14:16 government closed down all the holy sites. So it wasn't particularly anti-Christian discrimination.
00:14:22 They closed down other holy sites too.
00:14:25 I understand and acknowledge all of that.
00:14:29 That government has no right whatsoever to ban the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
00:14:37 Ever, on any occasion, much less Palm Sunday.
00:14:41 This was an egregious fumble by the Israeli government.
00:14:47 And everybody agreed with that.
00:14:49 Everybody agreed.
00:14:50 This was not just people who don't like Israel.
00:14:53 This was not just Catholics.
00:14:55 This was not Mike Huckabee, who is as pro-Israel as any human being has ever been, including Theodore Herzl.
00:15:03 Okay, Mike Huckabee loves Israel, not Catholic, is a Southern Baptist.
00:15:09 He issues this statement.
00:15:11 He's obviously the U.S. ambassador to Israel.
00:15:13 He says, while all holy sites in the old city are closed due to safety concerns for mass gatherings, including the Western Wall, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and Al-Aqsa Mosque, the action today by the Israel National Police to deny Latin Patriarch Cardinal Pierre Battista Pizzaballa and three other priests from entering the church to offer a blessing on Palm Sunday is an unfortunate overreach, already having major repercussions around the world.
00:15:35 Homefront command guidelines restrict any gatherings to 50 people or less.
00:15:38 The four representatives of the Catholic Church were well below that restriction.
00:15:42 Statements from the government of Israel indicate the action to prohibit Cardinal
00:15:45 Pizzaballa entry to the church of the Holy Sepulchre were for safety reasons,
00:15:48 but churches, synagogues, and mosques throughout Jerusalem have met with the restrictions of 50 or
00:15:53 less. For the patriarch to be barred from entry to the church on Palm Sunday for a private ceremony
00:15:57 is difficult to understand or justify. Israel has indicated it will work with the patriarch
00:16:03 to accommodate a safe means of carrying out Holy Week activities. Okay. Mike Huckabee is a really
00:16:09 nice guy. And he's very, very pro-Israel and he's very diplomatic. This is as tough a statement as
00:16:15 you are ever going to get, saying the Israeli government just blew it here, followed up by
00:16:23 the most pro-Israel person in the United States Senate. Self-defined that way. My friend,
00:16:31 Senator Ted Cruz, also not Catholic, he's a Southern Baptist, comes out, he says,
00:16:36 Ambassador Huckabee is correct. This was a mistake by the Israeli police. The security concerns are
00:16:40 real, but they should not have prevented the patriarch from entering the Church of the Holy
00:16:44 Sepulcher to conduct the Palm Sunday blessing. I trust this mistake will be corrected quickly.
00:16:49 Beyond just these two American politicians, do you know who else agrees with me and Huckabee
00:16:58 and Cruz and the Latin patriarch and Catholics around the world, Christians around the world,
00:17:04 the heads of state around the world. Do you know who else agrees? Benjamin Netanyahu.
00:17:11 And Isaac Herzog. So you had the president of Israel and the prime minister of Israel
00:17:15 coming out successively throughout the day and saying, hey, yeah, we blew it. Here's the comment
00:17:23 from Netanyahu, who's the most powerful guy in Israel. I have instructed the relevant authorities
00:17:27 that Cardinal Pier Batista Pizzabala, the Latin patriarch, be granted full and immediate access
00:17:31 to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
00:17:32 Over the past few days,
00:17:33 Iran has repeatedly targeted the holy sites
00:17:35 of all three monotheistic religions in Jerusalem
00:17:37 with ballistic missiles.
00:17:39 In one strike, missile fragments crashed meters
00:17:41 from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
00:17:42 That's true.
00:17:43 To protect worshipers,
00:17:44 Israel asked members of all faiths
00:17:45 to temporarily abstain from worshiping at the holy sites.
00:17:47 Today, out of special concern for his safety,
00:17:49 Cardinal Pizzabala was asked to refrain from holding mass.
00:17:51 Even though I understand this concern,
00:17:53 as soon as I learned about the incident
00:17:54 with Cardinal Pizzabala,
00:17:55 I instructed the authorities to enable the patriarch
00:17:57 to hold services as he wishes.
00:17:59 Okay.
00:18:01 Good. I'm glad. Huge mistake. We don't know how high the mistake went up. Some people are saying,
00:18:07 oh, it was just a rogue cop who didn't know what he was doing. Some were saying it was
00:18:11 more of a decision from the Israeli government proper. Some are saying that Cardinal Pizzaballa
00:18:18 had been notified the day before, which makes this much, much worse because it means that this was a
00:18:22 premeditated decision by the Israeli government, which is a huge error. Some say that wasn't
00:18:26 Now, who knows? Fog of war, when it comes to the Middle East, Israel, and the surrounding region,
00:18:31 it's just propaganda all around. But you know, what I do know, is that the cardinal,
00:18:39 the patriarch, came out and made this extremely diplomatic and conciliatory statement.
00:18:51 It's true, there were these orders from the command.
00:18:56 Yeah, and so they were prohibiting it from the places of worship that didn't have a bomb shelter.
00:19:06 But we didn't request a public celebration, just a small private ceremony.
00:19:13 To keep up the tradition of the whole temple.
00:19:14 It's too bad that this happened.
00:19:32 But I don't want to force the hand.
00:19:38 We can use the situation
00:19:39 to figure out how to make clearer
00:19:43 that we need to respect security concerns, but also the right to prayer.
00:19:46 Okay, a beautiful response.
00:19:48 And so what I notice about this incident, which dominated the headlines yesterday,
00:19:52 everybody was talking about it, is that the actual people involved
00:19:56 were much more reasonable than the partisans who are just propagandists online.
00:20:04 This was, there is no question whatsoever,
00:20:08 this was a major error by the government of Israel.
00:20:11 Everyone agrees with that.
00:20:14 Huckabee, Cruz, the Catholic Church, Netanyahu, and Herzog themselves.
00:20:19 Everybody agrees. 0.98
00:20:20 If you disagree with that, you are a kook. 1.00
00:20:22 You are just not worth listening to. 0.99
00:20:26 Not to put too fine a point on it.
00:20:28 But when the Israeli government, the Catholic Church, the evangelicals, and the American government all agree on something,
00:20:35 and you're on the opposite side of that, I don't know.
00:20:38 That is not a real opinion.
00:20:39 That is not a serious opinion.
00:20:41 So you all agree an error occurred.
00:20:43 And then what happened?
00:20:45 The prime minister of Israel said, yeah, shouldn't have happened.
00:20:47 We're letting him back into the Holy Sepulcher. 0.99
00:20:50 And then the patriarch says, yeah, this shouldn't have happened.
00:20:53 It's unfortunate, but this can be a good opportunity to figure out how to balance
00:20:57 security with the right to prayer.
00:20:58 I don't want to push the issue.
00:21:00 I don't want to force anyone's hand.
00:21:01 Good.
00:21:02 All's well that ends well.
00:21:03 Good.
00:21:03 This is the way it should be.
00:21:05 A nice response.
00:21:07 I mean, some people, my favorite thing about this whole incident, looking at the silver lining in
00:21:13 the storm cloud, is it really showed who just the most rank propagandists are. Because some people
00:21:18 came out, they started attacking Pizzabala. They started attacking this cardinal. This cardinal,
00:21:23 they called him a terrorist sympathizer. I mean, just ridiculous nonsense. This is a great man. 0.99
00:21:28 Just to give you one example, during the Gaza war, this man offered himself in exchange for
00:21:34 the Israeli hostages. He offered himself to Hamas in exchange for the release of the Israeli
00:21:39 hostages. You're going to call this man a Hamas sympathizer, a terrorist. It's outrageous. This
00:21:45 is a wonderful holy man. He's a great prince of the church. Likewise, some people are saying that
00:21:50 the Israelis are just really trying to get at the Christians here. Once again, how would that 0.99
00:21:54 benefit the Israelis? How would it benefit the Israelis when their whole nation is existentially 0.99
00:22:01 dependent upon the support of Christians, especially in America. How would it benefit 0.99
00:22:05 the Israelis to just really stick it to the Christians? It doesn't make sense. They might 1.00
00:22:09 have been a little bit high-handed here, and they might have misunderstood their rights when it
00:22:12 comes to prohibiting the patriarch from the Holy Sepulcher. But to suggest that this was some,
00:22:17 I don't know, broad-sided attack on Christians, I think is really overstating it.
00:22:22 It was an unfortunate incident. I'm glad that people have been brought back into line. They
00:22:27 all recognize the right balance here. And if the patriarch and the prime minister of Israel
00:22:33 and the American government can all be gracious about it, I think everyone else can too.
00:22:38 Speaking of Christianity, also on Palm Sunday, a horrific incident that doesn't get a lot of play.
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00:24:14 region of Nigeria, more Muslims have been killed. Sorry, more Christians have been 1.00
00:24:20 killed by Muslims. Here's a video from on the ground. 1.00
00:24:24 In Kabul, you just murdered over 10 people. Innocent Christians. On Palm Sunday.
00:24:33 Tanubu, where are you? As your people are slaughtered in the night,
00:24:39 as you sit in Aso Rock and you do absolutely nothing, you allow your people to be killed.
00:24:44 Again and again and again and again.
00:24:47 When will it stop?
00:24:48 When will you hear the cries of Nigerians, of Christians?
00:24:52 You can no longer deny genocide.
00:24:54 They're being slaughtered.
00:24:57 And you say there's no issue.
00:25:00 You will regret what you are doing.
00:25:05 So I've met, actually, I forget where I was flying out to last time.
00:25:10 but I ran into a missionary who's done a lot of work in Nigeria. We've obviously talked about
00:25:15 the Nigeria issue a lot on the show, but the Muslims have been persecuting the Christians 1.00
00:25:20 in Nigeria to an extreme of savagery that most people can't even comprehend. And it happened 0.97
00:25:25 again on Palm Sunday. And it's a reminder that Christianity is a religion spread by the martyrs.
00:25:32 We say that the blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church. It's why cardinals wear red slippers. 0.67
00:25:37 They wear red slippers because they're walking in the footsteps of the martyrs.
00:25:41 And it remains the case that by the numbers, Christianity remains the most persecuted
00:25:47 religion in the world. And usually that's by Muslims. And that's been true for 1400 years. 1.00
00:25:53 And people don't really pay attention. Of course, there's a lot of focus on religious issues in
00:26:01 America because that's domestic. There's a lot of focus on religious issues in Europe,
00:26:05 even, where Muslims have burned down churches and things like that, shut down Christmas markets.
00:26:11 There's always a religious focus in the Holy Land. Obviously, it's a pretty particular case.
00:26:15 But Africa, we kind of forget about. Some of the Christian persecution in East Asia,
00:26:18 we kind of forget about. Nevertheless, it's a reminder, this stuff is very real.
00:26:24 And there's a point for all of us, even not thinking across the world, which is,
00:26:30 I don't know if any of you have noticed this. I alluded to this point a little bit last week.
00:26:35 things get a little tougher during Lent, I've noticed. I've just noticed that.
00:26:42 Things get a little more stressful. Temptations become a little more tempting.
00:26:47 Things get a little tough during Lent. Isn't that weird? Lent is this period of time when
00:26:51 Christians are to walk with Christ like the 40 days in the wilderness and then leading up to
00:26:56 his passion. And I've just noticed that things get a little wacky. So people without faith are 1.00
00:27:03 going to look at me, even some people with faith, they're going to look at me and say,
00:27:06 well, that's just nuts, Michael. You're just imagining things, whatever. But something that
00:27:10 a lot of people, a lot of religious people notice, for me, this was a big part of my
00:27:15 reversion to the faith, is that it's all real. Part of numinous experience, religious experience,
00:27:23 is encountering the reality of God, the imminent reality of God. Oh, it's real.
00:27:30 These aren't just stories that have archetypes, that are metaphors, that tell us something about
00:27:36 the human experience. It's not just that. It's real. God is real, and he's very, very close to
00:27:43 you. Jesus Christ is a real person. He was born of a virgin and lived in a time and a place and
00:27:52 was crucified under Pontius Pilate, suffered death and was buried. He descended into hell
00:27:56 and rose again on the third day in accordance with the scriptures. It happened. And then real
00:27:59 guys went out and spread the religion all over the world. That all actually happened. And so
00:28:04 if you believe that, if you believe that even, let's just say at the most basic level,
00:28:09 you acknowledge that there is such a thing as God, that that is real, then why would it not
00:28:16 be the case that there are different seasons, that there are different spiritual realities?
00:28:21 I mean, I guess bringing us all the way back to what we were talking about with
00:28:23 J.D. Vance saying, look, I think the UFOs are demons, but that's a story for another time.
00:28:27 if you acknowledge that there's such a thing as immaterial substances and spiritual realities.
00:28:32 And why wouldn't it be the case that things get tougher during Lent?
00:28:36 Maybe that's not just an hallucination or an illusion.
00:28:40 Maybe that helps you to make sense of the world because it's real.
00:28:44 Now, speaking, I actually want to jump down on a story because this makes the point, drives it so home.
00:28:52 You know, Perez Hilton, Perez Hilton, the gossip columnist.
00:28:55 He was really big like 15 years ago or so.
00:28:58 He's a kind of tabloid gossip columnist.
00:29:00 Perez Hilton just got into some serious medical trouble.
00:29:04 I guess he had the flu.
00:29:06 Started out as just the flu, but then he started taking medicines on an empty stomach,
00:29:11 which caused a tear in his stomach, which then caused him to go into sepsis.
00:29:17 I guess he could have died.
00:29:18 And Perez Hilton is now claiming that he had a direct experience of God.
00:29:23 And he's telling everyone on TikTok.
00:29:26 God presented himself to me.
00:29:29 And not a feeling. It was not a feeling. It was real.
00:29:33 God presented himself to me in the hospital and then did something.
00:29:39 Did something that I could only describe as miraculous.
00:29:44 And I was very lucid.
00:29:47 And ever since then, I've had such a connection to God.
00:29:50 And I've been praying and praying every day.
00:29:54 and I know that I'm alive and I'm home
00:29:58 and I'm better every day because of God.
00:30:02 So I'm so thankful
00:30:04 and I'm so thankful that people are watching right now.
00:30:10 I was saying earlier,
00:30:12 I thought going live might be a mistake,
00:30:15 but thank you for showing up for me.
00:30:19 All right, let's see who we can go live with.
00:30:22 i'm gonna try not to cry some people don't believe him they don't believe him because
00:30:29 perez hilton i'm not telling any tales out of school this is all very public perez hilton is
00:30:34 a gay guy he's an openly gay guy and has openly you know acquired children through surrogacy and 0.67
00:30:42 all sorts of things that people are are saying are uh to put it diplomatically contrary to church
00:30:48 teaching. And they say, so I don't think this is real. I don't come to that conclusion at all.
00:30:56 On the contrary, on the contrary, the fact that Perez Hilton has had a little bit of a colorful
00:31:01 life, he's kind of a gossipy columnist, journalist type, and all the personal stuff.
00:31:07 The fact that that is all true, and he is claiming this direct experience of God,
00:31:13 actually makes even more sense to me. In as much as I don't think, as many modern people do,
00:31:23 that God is just some projection of our own minds or our desires.
00:31:27 And I don't think that God is constrained by us. And I don't think he can be comprehended
00:31:33 ultimately by us. Of course, just in his very nature, he's God. If he can be comprehended by
00:31:37 you, he's not God, then you're God. He's real. He's a real person. Actually, he's three distinct
00:31:46 persons in one divine unity. Good luck fully comprehending that. But he really intervenes
00:31:54 in people's lives, God. He actually does that. And it doesn't always have to fit your plan or
00:32:00 what you would imagine or what you would expect, but he really does that. And listening to, I've
00:32:04 had Perez Hilton on this show many years ago, listening to him in that video, he doesn't sound
00:32:09 crazy. That's the amazing thing about people who have had real religious experience is they don't
00:32:14 sound crazy. They sound more normal than ordinary people. This is something I've noticed even
00:32:20 talking to exorcists. I had Father Rehill on this show, which got 10 bazillion views and people
00:32:25 still watch it. The funny thing about talking to an exorcist, this is someone involved in
00:32:31 about as mystical a profession as you can possibly imagine, is the exorcists actually,
00:32:39 it's kind of like talking to a plumber or an electrician. In many ways, the exorcists sound
00:32:45 more normal and grounded speaking about what they do than certainly the most white-collar workers
00:32:50 are speaking about what they do. I'm a project, I'm a assistant project manager working on
00:32:57 how to create synergy between different departments in a store, in a business that
00:33:03 optimizes consulting firms' abilities to implement data analytics in storefronts.
00:33:13 What is that? What? That's the most abstract thing I ever heard in my life.
00:33:17 You talk to an exorcist, he says, yeah, I cast demons out of people. I chop demons off people,
00:33:24 you know, basically is what I do. It's from God. I'm merely an instrument of this,
00:33:29 but that's what I do. It's like talking to an exterminator. Hey, what do you, oh,
00:33:32 I kill cockroaches. An electrician, what do you do? I fix wiring. Oh, okay. It's very, 0.99
00:33:40 and this, I've noticed this with people who have had mystical experience.
00:33:44 They're pretty placid. They're pretty, they're pretty grounded. They're pretty peaceful. They
00:33:48 sound really normal. That's kind of what I'm getting out of Perez Hilton here. I don't know,
00:33:52 again, I don't really know him all that well personally. He says he's obviously emotional
00:33:57 about this. The guy almost died, but he says, yeah, I saw God. And what does that mean? Well,
00:34:02 it means that he is real. We should remember that. People are scandalized by particularity
00:34:06 because we think that everything has to just be some dumb, abstract, generalized idea. That's 0.97
00:34:11 one of the temptations of modernity. But no, God's like a real guy. In fact, we know what he looks
00:34:18 like, because he walked the earth. And he tells us to do things and not to do other things,
00:34:25 and we should probably listen. And how can it be that God is so particular? Yeah,
00:34:31 that's a real stumbling block, isn't that, to some people who want to comprehend God and yet
00:34:35 ultimately cannot. Now, speaking of religion, religious differences, we have a lot of Somalis
00:34:43 in Minnesota. And the Democrats there are doubling down on mass migration and their
00:34:50 support of an alien culture. We'll get to that momentarily first, though. Transgenderism,
00:34:55 racism, sexism. These are just a few of the isms that we've covered in the latest episode of Yes
00:34:58 or No with comedian Jeff Dye. Check out this teaser. Can you believe we were just pantsing
00:35:03 people? Yeah. You'd wait for your friend who trusts you to be like holding a tray of food
00:35:09 or something, and then you would just pants him. 0.96
00:35:11 If he told on you, you'd act incredulous.
00:35:13 Like, oh, God.
00:35:15 Here we go.
00:35:16 All we did was pull his pants and underwear down,
00:35:19 and now he told on us? 1.00
00:35:22 We're going to have to beat the shit out of that guy. 0.98
00:35:35 I'm not saying that Jeff Dye is my favorite guest 0.99
00:35:38 I've ever had on Yes or No.
00:35:39 but I'm not saying he's not.
00:35:41 We can watch a full episode right now
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00:36:06 with Matt Walsh, Isabel Brown, and me.
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00:36:09 now's the time. Go to dailywire.com slash subscribe today. My favorite comment yesterday
00:36:15 is from Hard Boiled Entertainment. It says, the big question about the gay hockey team issue. Oh,
00:36:20 yeah. The Nashville Predators celebrated Pride Day in March. Not even, it's bad enough they do 1.00
00:36:26 it in June, which is the pride month now. But they did it in March. They were so excited. I don't 0.99
00:36:32 want to call the hockey guys gay because hockey is a pretty straight sport. But I don't know,
00:36:36 the executives of the NHL and the Nashville team.
00:36:39 I don't know, whatever it is.
00:36:40 They, a little bit lavender out there.
00:36:42 So anyway, they say the real,
00:36:44 the real question is,
00:36:46 will this mean fewer brawls in the middle of the game
00:36:49 or more or more?
00:36:51 I don't know.
00:36:51 That's a good question.
00:36:53 Tim Walz took to the no Kings protests.
00:36:58 No Kings to say that the Democrats,
00:37:03 look, they can really relate to the ordinary American.
00:37:06 All right, we don't want these kings in D.C.
00:37:09 What we're going to do instead is ignore immigration law, flood the country with Somalis 1.00
00:37:14 who defraud them and steal all their money, and there's nothing the ordinary American 0.58
00:37:18 can do about it.
00:37:20 And I will add a special, a special thank you and a special acknowledgement that we
00:37:28 will never leave the side of our Somali Minnesotans.
00:37:32 here's our pledge to you our somali minnesotans your great grandchildren will still be here 0.97
00:37:44 when that orange clown is in the dustbin of history you will be here 1.00
00:37:50 so you know tim wallace is a knucklehead and he usually says things that are totally ridiculous 1.00
00:37:57 and you would just say he doesn't know what he's talking about. 0.99
00:38:01 I hate to say it.
00:38:03 What he's just said here is objectively true.
00:38:06 He said, my message to the Somalis is that their grandchildren will be here long after
00:38:13 President Trump is gone.
00:38:16 Yeah, that's true.
00:38:18 That's 99% likely to be true.
00:38:21 That's the real problem of mass migration.
00:38:25 It's why Democrats are so eager for it. 0.60
00:38:27 When you import a bunch of foreigners, that helps Democrats because the Democrats campaign on weakening the United States and bringing in lots of different people. 1.00
00:38:38 It's no knock even on the particular people necessarily, but when you bring in lots of different people, that just weakens social solidarity, weakens the country.
00:38:45 And the Democrats campaign on that pretty explicitly, and they benefit from that.
00:38:50 So Democrats can either persuade people to vote for them, which they sometimes do to some degree, but they're not very good at it.
00:38:57 And if you look at just ordinary native-born Americans in most places in the country, Democrats don't play very well with them.
00:39:04 So they say, okay, well, we're going to change the demographics of the country.
00:39:08 So when you look at recent immigrants or new immigrants or what, they do a lot better among them.
00:39:14 And the thing is, when you run a campaign and you persuade a stable electorate of native-born Americans in one election,
00:39:23 there's a decent chance that the other party is going to persuade him in the next election.
00:39:27 And there's some stability even as the pendulum swings. When you just import new voters,
00:39:35 that changes the demographics in perpetuity. And even if some of those immigrant groups
00:39:40 do kind of come over over time, I mean, the Italians did this very well. The Italians split 0.96
00:39:46 almost perfectly. So you got the Scalia's, but you got the Pelosi's too. You look at an Italian, 1.00
00:39:50 and you can't really tell who they vote for. Other immigrant groups, that's not true.
00:39:54 The vast majority of Latin American immigrants just vote Democrat. There's some exceptions. 0.85
00:39:58 We love our Cubans. Our Colombians are pretty gettable for the conservatives. But generally, 0.99
00:40:05 that's how it goes. You track it, and it's not just them. Obviously, most immigrants now come 0.97
00:40:09 from Latin America, but you can track it with the other immigrant groups too. So you just can kind
00:40:13 of tell, and that's what the Democrats are after. They say, look, Trump, he won at least two
00:40:18 elections. That's unfortunate. But the Somalis are going to be here. Their grandkids are going
00:40:22 to be here long after Trump is gone. That's true. That's the urgency of the immigration question.
00:40:28 Also at a No Kings protest, Maisie Hirono, the Democrat senator from Hawaii, one of my absolute
00:40:33 favorite characters out of the US Senate. Maisie Hirono made an accidental admission 0.93
00:40:39 about No Kings. Maisie Hirono comes out. She tweets, Donald Trump is not, never will be,
00:40:48 and has never been a king. Hashtag no kings.
00:40:54 Did you catch the flaw in her argument? I mean, it's not, I guess it's just really an admission,
00:41:03 but I thought when you use the hashtag no kings, the implication for the whole no kings protest
00:41:08 is that Trump is a king. He has made himself into a king. He will further entrench himself
00:41:13 as a king. We don't like Trump. We don't want kings. We're going to kick him out.
00:41:17 And so Maisie Hirono, she says, yeah, guys, yeah, we don't want any kings here.
00:41:23 And so Donald Trump is not, never will be, and never has been a king.
00:41:28 So the whole protest is completely pointless.
00:41:33 Great.
00:41:34 Maisie, I agree with you.
00:41:36 This is weird.
00:41:36 I'm agreeing with Tim Walz.
00:41:38 I'm agreeing with Maisie Hirono.
00:41:42 I agree with AOC.
00:41:44 hey, AOC, you know, I agreed with AOC the other day too. AOC was coming at, she said, you know,
00:41:49 I don't like the pervasive move to legalize gambling. I think that's probably bad. And I
00:41:57 agree with her on that point. It's a controversial point, but I agree with her. Well, I agree with
00:42:01 her on something else now. AOC just came out and addressing the problems caused by AI.
00:42:07 she said that she does not use artificial intelligence chat gbt grok to write
00:42:14 so um so you know i i don't think those efforts are working on behalf of the administration
00:42:22 as far as ai i i do not regularly integrate it into my daily life um but i know many people do
00:42:31 I think our job tends to be a little bit more, for me, my job, a lot of my job is quite writing-based, and I like to do my own.
00:42:41 We know.
00:42:43 Can I just say, we know that you do your own writing.
00:42:48 And in most, I would say in 99% of cases, I think people should not use AI for writing.
00:42:54 Because one, the AI writing is simply not good, and you can tell when someone uses AI to compose something.
00:43:00 but two it renders you incapable of coherent thoughts because to write well is to think
00:43:06 clearly which is why it's so hard and so in 99% of cases I tell people don't use AI to write
00:43:11 when it comes to AOC maybe let's just cut our losses and turn to chat GPT it would be my
00:43:18 suggestion when she comes out there she goes listen I um like so um like for me I just when I
00:43:24 when I write, when I do the I letters, words and letters I put together in a, on a paper or
00:43:32 screen and I don't, GBT, no, I know, use, no. I do me, I do me. Me. Say, yeah, yes, I know.
00:43:46 I can, I know that. And this is one exception. You should, AOC should use chat GBT.
00:43:51 I give you permission as, as someone with a great interest in language, someone who's written a
00:43:58 number one national bestselling book about language and speech called Speechless, highly
00:44:03 recommend you pick it up wherever, where's my bell? Is there no, wow, they're falling, the guys are
00:44:07 falling asleep in the control room today. Anyway, with whatever authority I have on the subject,
00:44:12 AOC, you have permission, you should use ChatTBT. Before we go, Jimmy Kimmel has just
00:44:20 just gone a little bit viral. I think he just kind of stepped in it. We're talking about egregious
00:44:25 missteps, bad communications today. Well, this was pretty bad communications. Jimmy Kimmel comes out
00:44:29 and mocks President Trump's new Secretary of Homeland Security, former senator, now confirmed
00:44:36 as the DHS Secretary, Mark Wayne Mullen. And he makes fun of him specifically for his background
00:44:42 in blue-collar work.
00:44:45 Rudy Giuliani might not be with us much longer,
00:44:49 but don't worry,
00:44:51 Trump's got a whole new generation of thinkers lined up,
00:44:54 including his newly confirmed
00:44:56 Secretary of Homeland Security,
00:44:58 Mark Wayne, Chuck Mike, Bruce Dave Mullen.
00:45:02 Maybe Mullen's better.
00:45:03 He is the now former senator of Oklahoma.
00:45:06 Before he was elected to the Senate,
00:45:08 Mark Wayne Mullen was a low-level MMA fighter
00:45:11 and a plumber. That's right.
00:45:13 We have a plumber protecting us
00:45:16 from terrorism now.
00:45:18 Oh, it worked for Super Mario. Why not
00:45:19 Mark Wayne? But honestly,
00:45:22 I mean,
00:45:23 if Trump is going to keep picking these
00:45:26 unqualified people to run
00:45:28 the department, why not have more
00:45:29 fun with it? I mean, next time, instead of
00:45:31 Mark Wayne, how about Little Wayne
00:45:34 for Homeland Security?
00:45:36 At least we can get a concert out of it, right?
00:45:38 Mullen is replacing Christy
00:45:39 gnome who was ousted three weeks ago and will never be seen again. Ah, you get it? We got this
00:45:47 dumb plumber. We got this dumb, stupid idiot plumber is running a government agency. Why? 1.00
00:45:53 He didn't even go to a fancy college. Well, actually, that's not totally fair. Mark Wayne
00:45:58 Mullen did go to college and then he dropped out of college because his father became gravely ill
00:46:03 and he had to go run the family business.
00:46:07 So Mark Wayne Mullen,
00:46:08 he does the thing that a lot of people do in America.
00:46:12 He goes, starts going to college.
00:46:13 And then he was so responsible
00:46:15 and so caring for his family and so mature
00:46:19 that he actually left,
00:46:21 sacrificed some of his personal ambition
00:46:22 to go run a business.
00:46:26 By the way,
00:46:27 someone who has run a successful plumbing business
00:46:30 is more qualified to run a government agency, will do a better job running a government agency
00:46:36 than probably, at least, I'm being generous here, 87% of the staffers and politicians in D.C.
00:46:45 Why, he didn't even go to Williams College. He doesn't even have a law degree from NYU or
00:46:56 whatever. Yeah, you're right. He ran a business and took care of his family and was a successful
00:47:02 United States Senator and is now the Secretary of Homeland Security. Why? He's never even told
00:47:09 jokes on television, says Jimmy Kimmel. Yeah, you're right. This is your pitch? The big
00:47:15 Democrats' pitch, as Trump is supposedly losing all sorts of support. The Democrats' pitch is
00:47:21 look at president trump he surrounds himself with so many of these dirty poor people 1.00
00:47:26 it's like can you guys just shut up and clean my toilet 0.99
00:47:30 we need to go out there and win the votes of the people 1.00
00:47:33 i don't want to hear from you you disgusting filthy plumber you blue collar worker 1.00
00:47:38 you keep your you you look down at the floor when you come into my house 1.00
00:47:42 i don't you know i'm a working class hero i won't have you looking at me you insolent little twerp 0.98
00:47:49 go fix my plumbing. 0.74
00:47:52 Not a good look.
00:47:53 Not a good look.
00:47:53 Not a good message.
00:47:55 It's not true.
00:47:56 It's not even true.
00:47:58 I would certainly trust a guy
00:47:59 who ran a plumbing business
00:48:00 over most politicians
00:48:02 when it comes to actually getting
00:48:04 an agency to function.
00:48:06 But it's also just a terrible look.
00:48:08 Really bad communications all around.
00:48:10 Things go a little wacky during Lent.
00:48:11 Okay, before we go,
00:48:13 in the latest episode of Be a Man With Me,
00:48:15 Pavel faces one of his dirtiest challenges yet
00:48:17 when he embeds with a hardworking cattle farmer.
00:48:19 Yes, to pregnancy check cattle, gross, clean grain bins, and even harvest corn.
00:48:23 Here's this teaser.
00:48:29 Hi, my name is Pavel.
00:48:31 Be a man with me and do some PG-13 content.
00:48:36 This is a long, long love.
00:48:43 I love Pavel so much.
00:48:46 And even beyond that, I love this show.
00:48:48 I just love it.
00:48:49 I was very much encouraging him to make this show.
00:48:52 The episode, I would say,
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