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00:01:06.140 national in Maine just days after shooting a Mexican national in Texas. And Democrats still

00:01:12.280 do not understand how conservatives think about illegal immigration. We will get into the details,

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00:01:43.300 Michael Knowles Show. Welcome back to the show. So much going on. President Trump has a big speech

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00:03:53.080 puretalk.com slash Knowles to start saving. The biggest story is this ice shooting in Maine.

00:03:59.020 at 7 a.m. yesterday in Biddeford, Maine, ICE immigration officers shoot and kill a guy.

00:04:08.660 He was a Colombian national who was in America. They shoot and kill him in Maine. That's basically

00:04:14.340 all you're going to hear about this story from the establishment media. What they will not tell you

00:04:18.240 is that the ICE officer shot and killed the Colombian national as he was allegedly driving

00:04:23.720 in the direction of the officer. We saw that exact situation play out in Minnesota during

00:04:29.140 the ICE raids last year. So there's an investigation going on. It doesn't seem like

00:04:34.480 there was a lot of camera footage or body cams in this case, which is good for the libs.

00:04:38.900 The libs want to pretend that when there's no body camera footage, it's because something

00:04:44.920 egregious occurred on the part of the officers. And this is the fascist right wing state

00:04:50.580 oppressing the poor, helpless, marginalized communities. But that's not really what

00:04:54.620 happens. You'll recall that the libs about 10 years ago made this big push for body cameras

00:04:59.640 on cops. And then the moment that happened, the moment they got the body cameras on cops,

00:05:03.980 they realized that the cops are in the right statistically 100% of the time.

00:05:08.000 And then all of the supposedly oppressed, victimized perpetrators, they were basically

00:05:16.440 always in the wrong, and the cops, if anything, were too restrained. So you're going to see a lot

00:05:22.060 more out of this ICE shooting in Maine. What's strange, it's not really strange when you analyze

00:05:28.800 it, but what seems strange at first glance is that the ICE-involved shooting in Maine

00:05:33.880 comes just days after another ICE-involved shooting in Texas, one that you probably

00:05:38.240 didn't even hear that much about if you heard about it at all. Why is that? Why are you hearing

00:05:43.180 so much about the ICE-involved shooting in Maine, where you have a foreign national 0.98

00:05:46.640 who is accused of driving his car at police officers who was killed, almost the exact

00:05:51.400 same circumstances. In both cases, the person who was killed was not the target of the ICE raid

00:05:57.260 himself. Why did you hear about the one in Maine but not the one in Texas? Because Maine is in play.

00:06:03.700 Maine is a really hot seat that is in play. Democrats are trying to unseat Susan Collins. 1.00

00:06:07.940 They had the Nazi rapist, allegedly, Graham Plattner, who was their candidate until a few 0.94

00:06:14.400 days ago when finally he was removed. But they think they can take that seat. Whereas in Texas, 0.98

00:06:18.960 they're going to have a hard time, even though they're putting some resources behind

00:06:21.560 James Tallarico, the allegedly straight, allegedly male, allegedly Christian Democrat nominee for

00:06:26.640 Senate there. That's probably not going to happen. So once again, for people who are analyzing this,

00:06:32.800 who are just kind of normies, centrists. They're not all that ideological. Just recognize you are

00:06:38.380 being played by the liberal media. You are being played by the Democrat establishment.

00:06:43.480 It's not that the incident in Maine was so much more egregious than the incident in Texas.

00:06:49.680 They're basically the same incident. It's just that Democrats think they can win in Maine,

00:06:53.580 and they probably can't win in Texas. It's the same thing we saw last year when there were ice

00:06:58.460 raids around the country, but the only one that people ever heard about was in Minnesota.

00:07:02.060 And the reason they heard about it in Minnesota was not because ICE was especially super-duper mean in Minnesota.

00:07:07.260 The reason they heard about it in Minnesota is because the Democrats who run Minnesota and who run Minneapolis in a state so liberal it's the only one that didn't vote for Ronald Reagan in 1984.

00:07:16.320 Those Democrats made it an issue.

00:07:18.580 They cynically exploited it as a political issue.

00:07:21.000 And this gets me to my main point on how conservatives should think about these ICE-involved shootings.

00:07:25.520 Because I know there's going to be this knee-jerk reaction to say, well, this is awesome.

00:07:29.580 That's what you get.

00:07:30.340 that's because the libs are so absurd in how they talk about illegal immigration and law 0.96

00:07:36.380 enforcement. There's a kind of knee jerk reaction to say, yeah, well, you get what you get and you

00:07:39.680 can't get upset. Deal with it. But that's not how we really feel. Do you know how I really feel

00:07:45.800 about hearing that an ICE officer shot some foreign national in America, even if the foreign

00:07:51.620 national was like driving his car at him or whatever, even in that case, even in the case

00:07:55.560 where the guy who was shot was totally in the wrong. I feel kind of sad. That's how I feel.

00:08:03.540 I feel kind of sad. I don't think the ICE officer was in the wrong

00:08:08.380 in really any of these cases where the information has come to light.

00:08:13.620 I think the ICE officer was in the right. I think the people who were shot in all the cases where

00:08:19.800 we've gotten all the information were in the wrong all the time. But I still feel kind of sad.

00:08:25.560 Because I don't like it when people are killed, especially if the people have families, even if

00:08:29.920 the people aren't like great guys. If they have families, if they, you see, this didn't have to

00:08:35.600 happen. And I wish the guy wasn't killed. I feel kind of sad. And I feel a simmering,

00:08:46.520 growing anger toward the entire political establishment, but especially toward Democrats

00:08:52.560 who are the chief drivers of the illegal immigration problem, because it didn't have

00:08:56.980 to be this way. Had the Democrats not opened up the border, had the Democrats not invited in

00:09:02.060 millions of foreign nationals per year in contravention of our law, had the Democrats

00:09:06.120 not totally cut off federal law enforcement from actually deporting those people,

00:09:11.160 the guy in Maine would probably be alive. Even if the guy in Maine wasn't the target of the raid,

00:09:18.180 ICE wouldn't be doing these big raids because they wouldn't have to do these big raids because

00:09:22.200 the law would have been enforced for years and decades instead of neglected for that period of

00:09:26.620 time. So I feel a real anger toward the Democrats. I'm not happy this guy was killed. I'm not happy

00:09:33.220 that Renee Good was killed in Minnesota. She was a complete lunatic, and she drove her car at a cop, 0.98

00:09:38.840 her big, heavy SUV. She drove it at a cop. She entirely deserved what she got, and I'm still 1.00

00:09:44.160 sad she got shot. I'm not happy she got shot. I wish she hadn't been brainwashed by the liberal

00:09:49.760 media to think that ISIS, the Gestapo. I wish that she hadn't been put into this position by 0.93

00:09:57.160 bad politicians who were, especially in Minnesota, who were calling on people to get out in the

00:10:02.560 street and fight an insurrection like it was 1860. But that's what happened. Because of the

00:10:08.680 irresponsible decisions of Democrats in office, of the liberal media, which lies about everything,

00:10:14.120 now we're in this position where these guys are getting shot. But what's the alternative?

00:10:19.260 What's the alternative? 0.98

00:10:20.540 If it is the case, there will be investigations, but if it is the case that the foreign national

00:10:24.800 in Maine and Texas drove their cars at the cops, what was the cop supposed to do?

00:10:30.420 Should the cop have let himself be run over or should the cop have stopped the guy who

00:10:35.740 was driving his car at him?

00:10:37.420 Let's say the car was going in another direction, was driving somewhere else, a public safety

00:10:41.100 hazard.

00:10:41.640 What was the cop supposed to do? 1.00

00:10:42.920 let the foreign national just drive away and potentially harm in this in person or stop the 0.97

00:10:49.940 threat. Any sober minded person would say the cops should have taken the shot. OK, but they'll 1.00

00:10:56.620 say, well, the cops shouldn't have been there in the first place. We shouldn't have these ice raids.

00:10:58.960 OK, you have tens of millions of illegal aliens in this country who are committing all sorts of 0.99

00:11:03.540 crimes, murdering people, raping people, totally abusing the welfare system. Even if they weren't 1.00

00:11:08.560 doing any of that, they are violating one of the most basic laws of a country. What are we supposed

00:11:12.520 to do? Are we supposed to just let them do that, effectively throwing the border open forever

00:11:16.340 and completely mocking the idea of sovereignty and self-government? Or should we arrest them,

00:11:22.880 even knowing that when you arrest them, you're going to find yourself in provocative situations?

00:11:26.540 Any sober-minded person is going to say, no, you do have to kind of enforce the law sometimes,

00:11:30.540 right? Okay, so then what would you do differently? I'm not talking about the far left,

00:11:36.240 which wants foreign rapists to come over and wreak havoc all over our country, 0.98

00:11:40.200 and they'll get joy out of it and they'll eat popcorn while it happens. I'm talking about the 1.00

00:11:43.860 kind of normal liberals and the centrists and the center-right people who feel icky with the ice

00:11:48.920 raids. What would you have them do instead? No one has an answer. So you can, yeah, you can feel

00:11:57.920 sad. That's human. That's human to feel sad. It's good that you feel sad when people are killed.

00:12:02.120 And no man is an island entire unto himself. Each man's death diminishes me.

00:12:05.280 but the feeling of sadness should inspire in you and anger toward the people who are responsible

00:12:13.340 for the conditions that led to this that even you would admit if you were to consider this

00:12:18.000 with reason led to this and that would be the democrats and the crooked republicans that that's

00:12:24.360 who did it wish it weren't this way but if we want to fix all of these problems then you have

00:12:30.240 to actually fix the problem. Now, speaking of federal power coming from the Trump administration,

00:12:37.340 President Trump is scheduled to give a speech primetime Thursday night.

00:12:41.240 He's announced this days in advance. This is pretty unusual.

00:12:44.900 And the reports that we are getting, especially from the liberal media,

00:12:48.440 are that this speech is not mostly about Iran. The Iran war is kicked off again. We'll try to

00:12:52.880 get to that in a second. It's not about the ICE-involved shootings or whatever. It's not

00:12:57.400 about, it's not about the Home Run Derby. What it's about is the 2020 election. According to

00:13:03.960 reports, Trump is going to give a speech on declassified information showing foreign

00:13:10.320 interference in the 2020 election. Some liberals are going so far as to say he's going to try to

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00:14:40.340 MSNOW, vice president of editorial, says, President Trump plans to deliver Thursday

00:14:45.240 evening's speech addressing newly declassified intelligence reports that the White House

00:14:48.980 asserts reveal plans by foreign nations to interfere in the 2020 election, according to

00:14:52.840 two White House officials granted anonymity to discuss internal plans. Now, this is MS Now,

00:15:00.080 so take it with a grain of salt. But according to MS Now, they're speaking with two White House

00:15:05.440 officials, which means it might be real, or it means the White House is playing the liberal

00:15:09.480 media to gin up interest in this speech. Benny Johnson, who's certainly an ally of Trump in the

00:15:15.760 White House. Benny Johnson posts huge. President Trump is allegedly planning to announce that both

00:15:20.780 senators from Georgia, John Ossoff and Raphael Warnock are illegitimate due to election fraud,

00:15:26.620 per sources from the DC reporter. This could be massive. So here you have hostile media,

00:15:34.720 very hostile media, MSNL, and then you have very friendly media, Benny Johnson,

00:15:38.300 coming from this other guy, DC reporter. Both saying essentially the same thing.

00:15:42.840 actually Benny's is going even further, saying not only was there interference,

00:15:48.160 foreign interference in the 2020 election. Remember, we heard all these stories of

00:15:51.860 Venezuela interfering with the voting machines and the ghost of Hugo Chavez. We heard all these

00:15:59.340 reports. And I was pretty open-minded to those reports of foreign interference. I remain open-minded

00:16:04.340 to them. But then Benny Johnson goes further, per the report from DC Reporters, says Trump is going

00:16:09.300 to say that two senators from Georgia are illegitimate? Is this finally crossing the

00:16:13.760 Rubicon? Is Julius Caesar Trump finally going to go in and restructure the government? Are we going

00:16:20.620 to have our Charles II moment? Trump walks into the Capitol. He says, gentlemen, go home. This

00:16:25.200 is dissolved. I am the state now. I'm not so sure. Greg Kelly on his show on Newsmax interviews Trump,

00:16:33.700 asks him directly, what is the Thursday thing about?

00:16:38.340 January 6th, they made a year and a half after January 6th.

00:16:41.960 You have a prime time address scheduled for Thursday.

00:16:45.840 Some competing ideas, what it's about.

00:16:48.560 Can you give us a preview at all?

00:16:50.500 What will happen Thursday night?

00:16:53.440 Well, I'm going to talk about various things,

00:16:55.160 but I'd rather not say because if I say,

00:16:58.120 maybe it's going to take some of the guilt off.

00:17:01.600 I think what's going to, when I, this is G-I-L-T, when I, when I look at this, when I look at what's happened in this country, so much with the elections, when I look at how rigged our elections are, look at Spencer Pratt, Spencer Pratt was an easy number two and maybe number one, but certainly number two, and all of a sudden they had the mail-in ballots pour in and Spencer Pratt was gone.

00:17:27.300 That was in Los Angeles. Spencer Pratt was gone. And that was easy. And who beat him in no name,

00:17:35.100 who was all of a sudden so great that she got practically 100% of the votes from the mail-in

00:17:42.160 ballots? The whole thing, our elections are crooked, and we've got to straighten them out.

00:17:47.400 We got to have voter ID. We got to have proof of citizenship, and we have to do something about

00:17:51.920 the mail-in ballots. Okay, so what's the Thursday thing about? Is Trump going to

00:17:56.580 reach over from the executive and just pluck two senators out of the Capitol?

00:18:02.260 Oh, would that it were so simple. Wouldn't that be so beautiful? Is Trump going to say

00:18:06.860 that Venezuela rigged the 2020 election? Maybe. I mean, we'll see what the intelligence reports say

00:18:13.640 about foreign interference. The election was obviously rigged, and we all know it.

00:18:18.460 It was at least rigged by Democrats who changed all the rules in the weeks beforehand.

00:18:22.740 But what this is really about, reading between the lines here, is about Trump making a big push

00:18:28.200 to pass the Save America Act. That's obviously what it's about. All of the specific instances,

00:18:33.120 all the specific examples that he's pointing to would be rectified by the Save America Act,

00:18:39.340 voter ID and discouraging the mail-in ballots and all the rest of it. So that's clearly what

00:18:44.520 it's about. The justification for passing the Save America Act would be the rigged elections,

00:18:49.080 which includes not just 2020, but also the strange influx of mail-in ballots that went for the

00:18:56.700 improbable socialist candidate, even over Karen Bass in Los Angeles, that took that away from

00:19:03.140 Spencer Pratt. It seems to me it's all about the Save America Act. I don't think he's going to

00:19:07.640 pluck a couple senators out. That would be great. But that's my prediction, is the Thursday speech

00:19:11.860 is a big push for the Save America Act. He might have some new information based on intelligence

00:19:16.820 reports. You might even see a push to get it through the Senate based on the death of Lindsey

00:19:22.840 Graham. Lindsey Graham, who is a staunch ally of President Trump. You have this traumatic moment

00:19:27.200 for Republicans in the Senate. Maybe this is one last push to get it through. One last point on it.

00:19:33.580 When Trump says here, he goes, I don't want to give too much of a preview because it might take

00:19:37.200 some of the guilt off it. A lot of people were scratching their heads. What do you mean? Take

00:19:40.580 the guilt i mean the guilt for stealing 2020 election what do you mean by the guilt and then

00:19:44.960 he clarifies he says g-i-l-t just guilt meaning like guilt versus gold you know gold coloring on

00:19:52.040 on on uh some object that's a that's a very intelligent play on words i don't know if he

00:19:58.800 like that is people always say like trump is too he's still blunt and he speaks like a five-year-old

00:20:03.420 and whatever that trump is obviously smart guys and he clearly knows how to use words well and

00:20:08.740 in this case, he was using this word guilt that a lot of people don't even use anymore. And he

00:20:12.560 realized he had to clarify. In any case, I expect lots more of rhetorical spectacles coming Thursday

00:20:18.940 night. But I really hope at the end of all of it, I really hope we get the Save America Act passed.

00:20:23.720 Do you know why? Because Democrats, sitting Democrat politicians, including Democrat Senator

00:20:29.300 Alyssa Slotkin, are now openly saying that if the Save America Act is passed, the Save America Act,

00:20:35.940 which just says you have to prove you're an eligible voter to vote. If the Save America

00:20:40.400 Act is passed, no Democrat will win any election in any state around the country.

00:20:48.700 The other thing that we blocked yesterday was the Save Act, right? Which was literally

00:20:53.320 allow this administration to rig our democracy so that it would be hard for 1.00

00:21:05.820 any Democrat in any state to win any election and disenfranchise all married women in the 1.00

00:21:11.640 meantime, by the way. You'd have to show your birth certificate at the polls if you have a 0.99

00:21:16.020 married name. Okay, so hold on, hold on, hold on. Before that last comment, notice what she says.

00:21:22.680 She goes, the SAVE Act, the SAVE America Act, which is the kind of juiced up version,

00:21:28.080 the SAVE Act would make it hard for any Democrat to win any election in any state.

00:21:33.020 what an odd thing to say because the save act the save america act they just say you need to

00:21:39.920 prove you're an eligible voter in order to vote so what why in our country with tens of millions

00:21:46.580 of illegal aliens and plenty of other people who shouldn't be voting why and people who read the

00:21:51.740 election by voting twice and who ballot harvest and send in a bunch of uh stuff ballot boxes and

00:21:57.340 all the rest why would the save act or the save america act make it hard for any democrat to win

00:22:02.800 any election ever. Notice what she tacks on at the end there. She tacks on a blatant lie. She

00:22:09.100 says it would also disenfranchise all married women. What? Yeah, it would also disenfranchise 1.00

00:22:15.000 all married women because they would have to bring their birth certificates to show that they could 1.00

00:22:20.560 vote. And I think what she's alluding to is that if your name doesn't match your voter ID,

00:22:27.620 then it might be harder for you you know you need you need your id to match your actual name

00:22:32.060 and okay it's hard for you to get on an airplane too i guess it's hard for you to

00:22:36.320 cash a check too i guess it's hard for you to get a driver's okay what are you talking about

00:22:40.620 i i can i can assure you just from personal experience my wife has a married name we live

00:22:48.240 in states that have proper voting measures you know the kind of voting guidelines that will be

00:22:53.220 mirrored in the Save Act, and my wife votes. And married women tend to vote Republican anyway, 1.00

00:22:57.760 so I don't know why Alyssa Slotkin is actually worried about that. She's not. 0.99

00:23:01.440 She tacks that little bit on there at the end, that total lie. I mean, I try not to attack

00:23:08.720 straw man. I try to figure out what my opponents are really saying so I can seriously engage with

00:23:12.780 it. This woman is just lying about that. That's not even close to true. And she tacks on that lie 1.00

00:23:19.080 at the end, only after she hears how bad what she just said sounds. Because what she just said is,

00:23:26.260 if you have to prove you're an eligible voter, Democrats will never win another election in

00:23:29.600 America. That's what she's saying. And she says, oh, yikes. Uh-oh, that's not going to play well.

00:23:35.520 And it'll disenfranchise all the married women. It won't. And married women will have to bring 1.00

00:23:40.700 their birth certificate to vote. That's not true. But please forget that I just said that if you

00:23:46.820 have to prove you're an eligible voter. Democrats will never win another election.

00:23:49.960 What a strange thing to say. Okay. Speaking of liberal deception, Dua Lipa. Dua Lipa,

00:23:57.580 who I am reliably informed as a singer, has just partnered with Livraria Lelo in Porto,

00:24:05.580 Portugal. I love Porto. They make great wine, to open a library for banned and censored books.

00:24:12.240 the libs love this stuff. They do this all day. It's band book week at schools across the country,

00:24:17.700 public schools across the country. We're going to have a band book library, a band book store,

00:24:22.180 and every single time the books that they have in the libraries and the stores

00:24:26.620 are the most uniformly officially promoted books in the world. We'll get to the real band books.

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00:25:48.080 PolicyGenius.com slash Knowles. Dua Lipa has a banned book library. If you want to go check

00:25:57.720 out the books, I hope you're near Porto, Portugal. What kind of books will you find there? Oh, we got

00:26:04.520 some real naughty stuff. Don't tell the authorities that you want to go check out

00:26:10.840 The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir, a book that is on curricula in every college in America and

00:26:19.900 probably most public schools. Oh, you know what other books they have in the banned bookstore?

00:26:24.940 Oh, you're going to be real bad if you read this one. They have 1984 by George Orwell.

00:26:34.060 I bet you've never even heard of that book.

00:26:37.480 1984?

00:26:38.980 This has been kept from me for my whole life.

00:26:41.340 What is this book, 1984, by George Orwell?

00:26:45.060 Maybe the only book that anyone reads anymore, or at least pretends to read.

00:26:48.860 Oh, yeah, that's in the banned bookshop.

00:26:50.520 Oh, no, I have one for you.

00:26:52.300 If you've already made it through Simone de Beauvoir's Feminist Nonsense and 1984,

00:26:56.860 which is a good book, but it's kind of overplayed,

00:26:59.080 you can read this banned book, The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood.

00:27:07.720 Maybe the book is banned. I don't think the hit television series based on the book is banned,

00:27:12.160 but maybe the book, I don't know. I haven't checked. I've never tried to buy the book.

00:27:14.900 I have no interest in reading the book, but I think you can buy it everywhere.

00:27:20.120 I think it's on curricula everywhere too. They also have The Trial by Kafka,

00:27:26.000 one of the most famous and widely available books in the whole world,

00:27:29.020 as well as the Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie, which is banned by Muslims, not by anyone in the

00:27:35.080 West. It's very popular in the West, but it is banned by Muslims. Muslims who have tried to

00:27:41.080 kill Salman Rushdie for the book is a fatwa against him, and they almost succeeded at killing him.

00:27:46.660 None of these are banned books. None of the books that appear on banned book lists during

00:27:50.420 Banned Book Week at all the public schools and libraries across the country, none of them are

00:27:53.780 actually banned or censored. If you wanted to have a banned book library, do you know what you would

00:27:58.360 put in the banned book library? You would publish the collected works of David Irving. Okay, that's

00:28:03.180 what you, you'd publish Holocaust revisionism. If you wanted to have a banned book week, you would 0.55

00:28:08.520 have the Anarchist Cookbook. And frankly, not even that, the Anarchist Cookbook, which is a guidebook

00:28:13.240 to left-wing terrorism, even that isn't really totally banned. You can still get it on Amazon

00:28:17.660 for like 50 bucks. You can't get it on Amazon for 10 bucks, but you can get it for 50 bucks

00:28:22.680 on Amazon. The David Irving stuff, the Holocaust revisionism, you can't get those at libraries

00:28:30.440 or bookshops. You can find them for like $1,000 on eBay or wherever. If you wanted to have a

00:28:36.920 banned book week in a public school, do you know what book you would put in that banned book

00:28:41.940 Library, you'd probably put the Bible, actually. You'd probably put the Bible, because that is

00:28:48.460 maybe the only book that our law says you can't teach in schools. You can teach Mein Kampf in

00:28:55.640 schools. You could teach the Anarchist Cookbook or David Irving in schools. In principle, you

00:29:00.440 wouldn't, but you actually could. The one book you can't teach in schools by fiat of the Supreme

00:29:05.660 Court of the United States is the Bible. Let me put that one in schools. Don't put Margaret Atwood's

00:29:10.200 stupid nonsense. Don't put Simone de Beauvoir's feminist trash. You'd put those books. 1.00

00:29:16.620 So now, the rejoinder to this is, well, by golly, do you think that we should have libraries and

00:29:22.620 shops with Holocaust revisionism or the anarchist cookbook or this, that, or the other thing?

00:29:27.920 I think, no, not real. I guess if something is actively going to contribute to terrorism,

00:29:36.560 You know, there are other ways to censor that.

00:29:39.640 But no, I don't think that we need to oppose banning books.

00:29:44.920 This is my really unpopular view that I think has become more popular over time ever since I wrote my book, Speechless Controlling Words, Controlling Minds.

00:29:51.820 But it was, thank you, it was very unpopular in 2016, 2017 when the right embraced free speech absolutism.

00:29:58.800 But it's okay not to promote every book.

00:30:03.180 I don't know about you guys.

00:30:04.340 I'm from a religion that for many centuries had an index of prohibited books.

00:30:09.980 I don't think you should just read any book.

00:30:13.740 Because some can be really bad for you.

00:30:15.660 Some are obscene, pornographic.

00:30:17.480 Some teach things that are totally false, that are contrary to history or philosophy or religion.

00:30:23.460 And so I don't think we need to promote those things everywhere.

00:30:26.540 Curricula are finite.

00:30:28.060 You only have so many weeks in a semester.

00:30:29.680 You can only teach so many books.

00:30:30.720 You should teach the good books, not the bad books.

00:30:32.160 You should teach the true books, not the false books.

00:30:33.700 libraries are only so big stores are only so big you can only sell so many books i think you should

00:30:39.020 sell the good ones and the true ones not the not totally the false ones there's one area

00:30:43.100 maybe only one area where plato thomas aquinas martin luther and i all are in perfect agreement

00:30:53.860 and that is on censoring or perhaps even burning books in some cases is like it's okay you know

00:30:58.900 it's not the worst thing in the world. You're not totally allowed to say that. But what's so

00:31:04.680 annoying, I guess, about the Dua Lipa thing and the whole banned book week phenomenon is it's so

00:31:10.920 dishonest. It's okay. We don't need the anarchist cookbook. We don't need libraries of Holocaust

00:31:18.260 revision. We don't need all that stuff. But if you're going to pretend that we just need total

00:31:25.860 free speech and every book is sacred, then be honest about it. Make a library of Mein Kampf.

00:31:34.580 If you really want banned books, and Mein Kampf isn't even the most banned, but it's like somewhat

00:31:38.500 banned. Do that, Dua Lipa. Make a library full of Mein Kampf. If you really want to embrace the

00:31:43.080 principle, which I think is wrong, that we need total, absolute perfect free speech, and you need

00:31:48.440 to read everything, especially the things that are considered bad and naughty and taboo. If you

00:31:53.240 really believe that, then make the Hitler library. Don't make the Margaret Atwood library. It's

00:31:58.240 totally ridiculous. Or you can come and have a sensible position on speech and books and 0.82

00:32:03.840 everything, which is that every society has taboos and we should just have good taboos.

00:32:09.180 Okay. Speaking of pop stars, Miley Cyrus. Miley Cyrus is going viral now. This is for an interview 0.69

00:32:15.720 actually that occurred a little while ago, but it's really going viral right now.

00:32:19.700 She was on Monica Lewinsky's show, of all places.

00:32:22.080 And she lamented the fact that no one has wanted to date her

00:32:27.380 because she's been so open about her sexual expression.

00:32:31.180 She shared her sexual expression with the world.

00:32:33.280 And this, unfairly, has left Miley Cyrus alone.

00:32:38.500 If I kept dressing or acting a certain way, my relationships fell apart.

00:32:43.760 No one wanted to date me because they didn't want to be with a woman.

00:32:46.960 that sexual expression part was not uh for them it was like shared with the world so like guys

00:32:55.120 when I would try to date when I was dating or who I was engaged at the time uh that didn't work out

00:33:00.780 because I was sharing a part of myself that men wanted to be saved for them only and the fact that

00:33:06.960 I would you know pose nude or dance in very little clothes or show my body was making them feel like

00:33:13.140 I was taking something away that was meant to be for them.

00:33:17.680 Yes. Yes, that's true. That's exactly right. You've got it, Miley. Now, of course,

00:33:24.480 what Miley Cyrus seems to be suggesting here is that that was wrong. I don't know. She doesn't

00:33:30.260 say, and this, you know, she doesn't say this was unjust and this was terrible and how dare

00:33:34.160 these men. And she doesn't say that. I'm not sure she's being totally introspective here,

00:33:39.860 but she at least leaves open the possibility she is just describing what happened she says

00:33:45.780 no one wanted to date me because i shared my sexual expression with the world and so they

00:33:54.440 felt that i was taking something away from them and they wouldn't date me that's a fact

00:33:59.680 that the the issue at play here is not that the men were patriarchal and oppressive the issue at

00:34:06.900 play here is not just that society didn't understand or we have double standards or

00:34:10.680 we're not sufficiently open-minded or whatever. The issue is that dating someone means not sharing

00:34:22.040 your sexual expression with the rest of the world. That's what it means. That's the definition of

00:34:27.180 dating. So the fact that Miley shared her sexual expression with the rest of the world

00:34:34.220 did not unfortunately lead to men choosing not to date her it it in itself as an action foreclosed

00:34:45.800 the possibility of miley cyrus dating that's the issue it to quote another pop star me it's me i'm

00:34:54.740 the problem it's me i don't know if i'm getting the taylor swift words totally right but that's

00:34:57.760 the issue. This is not something that happened to Miley Cyrus. This is something that Miley Cyrus

00:35:05.100 did. It does remind me of the whole debate, such as it is, over gay marriage. Whereas the pro-gay

00:35:14.780 marriage people will say, why don't you think we should have the right to get married? And the

00:35:20.760 correct people will say, no, we're not depriving you of any rights. We don't want to take any

00:35:25.600 rights away from you or anything like that. It's just marriage itself excludes the action

00:35:32.780 that you want it to include. Because marriage intrinsically is the union of a man and a woman

00:35:38.000 ordered toward the procreation and education of children for life. That's what marriage is. 0.91

00:35:44.540 So by not including unions that are contrary to that, it's not that we're depriving you of

00:35:50.560 something. We just, we can't change reality. We can't change what the thing is. It'd be like

00:35:56.780 someone saying, why won't you put bacon on my vegetarian sandwich? Why won't you let me put

00:36:01.700 bacon on my vegetarian sandwich? Why are you depriving me of the right to put bacon on my

00:36:05.380 vegetarian sandwich? I'm not depriving of that right. It's just, if you put bacon on it, it's

00:36:09.860 not a vegetarian sandwich. Miley Cyrus, why won't you let me date you or marry you? Why won't you

00:36:15.760 let me do that while sharing my sexual expression with the world? Because the thing dating does 0.97

00:36:22.520 is shrink and focus your sexual expression. That's the definition of it. And if it doesn't 0.89

00:36:29.420 do that, what is dating? What is marriage? I mean, it relates really directly to the whole

00:36:36.280 same-sex marriage debate or polygamous marriage debate or what have you, because it just comes

00:36:41.140 down to this question of what is it? If marriage is not the union between a man and a woman for

00:36:47.360 life, ordered toward the procreation education of children, as I think it is, as Christians think

00:36:53.060 it is, as pagans who are philosophical have thought it is, as like normal people think it is.

00:36:59.560 Simple question, no judgment, no judgment here. I'm not trying to yuck your yum. I'm just asking

00:37:03.920 you, what is it? What is the thing that distinguishes marriage from all the other unions?

00:37:08.820 if if dating someone doesn't entail not stripping and jiggling for other men

00:37:15.160 what is dating why aren't you guys just friends who bump uglies every now and again right that

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00:38:07.620 Okay, speaking of the rest of the world,

00:38:11.560 whether we're sharing our sexual expression

00:38:13.520 with the rest of the world

00:38:14.200 or just trying to live in it,

00:38:16.240 the US is back at war with Iran.

00:38:18.160 And the update today is that the US

00:38:20.100 has taken over the Strait of Hormuz,

00:38:21.920 the Strait of Trump, they're calling it.

00:38:23.520 We have the Gulf of America.

00:38:25.600 Is it gonna be the Strait of America

00:38:27.180 or the Strait of Trump?

00:38:28.420 We'll find out.

00:38:29.220 but this update is a huge escalation in the war which reportedly the trump administration has

00:38:36.220 already notified congress about which would then restart the war powers resolution for 60 days

00:38:40.240 before we get to any of that my favorite comment yesterday this this one the producers sent it to

00:38:45.460 me this was neither on youtube nor on spotify this came from twitter and i have to read it

00:38:53.560 because it it gives a little tough love to the producers thomas collins writes your music monday

00:38:58.720 selection today should result in firings. That's true. What was it? It was like the Jay-Z,

00:39:03.040 like New York, like that 27-year-old song that Professor Jacobs said, Michael, have you heard

00:39:08.500 this song before? Anyway, Daily Wire employee Jack, writing for The Michael Knowles Show,

00:39:12.900 writes, don't know what you're talking about. We only play the freshest, most brand new music on

00:39:16.060 our show. Thomas Collins says, I was at the gym and almost tore a bicep getting my phone out to

00:39:20.480 turn that trash off. Jacob should be fired and Ben should get 10 lashes. I agree. I agree. Both of 0.97

00:39:25.320 them get the wall if they do it again. Both of them get the wall if they do it again. Speaking

00:39:30.020 of violence, the United States is back at war with Iran. Reportedly, the Trump administration

00:39:35.740 has informed Congress, thereby restarting the War Powers Resolution. Because we would say the

00:39:40.980 other Iran war is over, then we had a ceasefire. Maybe that was one of the purposes of the ceasefire 0.90

00:39:45.700 was to restart the War Powers Resolution, as some of us predicted at the time. And then that would

00:39:51.180 give the Trump White House 60 more days, potentially extended to 90 days, or if you're

00:39:56.020 a Democrat president, just indefinitely extended, like Barack Obama in Libya or like Joe Biden with

00:40:02.120 the Houthis. This would give them the ability to just continue to wage war against the Iranians, 0.88

00:40:07.300 the Iranians who violated the ceasefire, fired on American ships, fired on American allies, 0.96

00:40:11.800 and made a mockery of the Memorandum of Understanding. Trump writes today,

00:40:17.540 The Hormuz Strait is open and will remain open with or without Iran.

00:40:21.580 We are reinstating the Iranian blockade, so named because it is only stopping Iran's ships 0.80

00:40:27.220 or customers from entering or leaving. I kind of like this because the original Iranian blockade

00:40:31.560 was Iran blocking the Strait of Hormuz. Then America did the double reverse UNO card where

00:40:36.760 we blockaded their blockade. And now we have an Iranian blockade that only blockades the Iranians. 0.75

00:40:44.180 All other countries will have fair and open use of the strait.

00:40:46.300 The USA will be from this point forward known as the guardian of the strait of Hormuz.

00:40:49.680 So we're just taking it. 0.97

00:40:50.780 It's just ours now.

00:40:51.700 But as much and as a matter of fairness, or as such and as a matter of fairness,

00:40:56.700 we will be reimbursed at the rate of 20% on all cargo shipped for any and all costs necessary

00:41:02.540 to do the job of providing safety and security to this very volatile section of the world.

00:41:06.760 The process information will begin immediately.

00:41:08.780 Thank you for your attention to this matter, President Donald J. Trump.

00:41:11.660 This is one thing I love about having a gangster in the White House.

00:41:15.220 This is like Ray Liotta, Goodfellas.

00:41:18.640 Ever since I was a boy, I knew I wanted to be a gangster.

00:41:23.300 This is gangster stuff.

00:41:26.040 American politicians of a more genteel breed would not do this.

00:41:32.260 What is the problem? 0.89

00:41:33.220 The problem is that we attacked Iran.

00:41:35.640 U.S. and Israel attacked Iran because Iran wanted to build a nuclear weapon. 0.71

00:41:39.420 And the causus belli, at least, was that Iran's ballistic missile system was getting to the point that if it exceeded a certain immunity threshold, we would not be able to stop them from further enriching uranium to get a nuclear weapon. 0.87

00:41:52.380 So the argument for war, whether you buy it or not, the argument for war was we need to attack Iran now. 0.90

00:41:57.080 They're especially weak, and we're going to, therefore, dramatically set back their nuclear weapons program. 0.95

00:42:03.580 Okay. 0.93

00:42:04.700 We do that, and then Iran plays the strongest card it has, which is the Strait of Hormuz. 0.91

00:42:08.460 It, for the first time ever, takes control of, mines, and shuts down the Strait of Hormuz, which controls 20% of global energy, along with petrochemicals and fertilizer and all sorts of other stuff that's flowing through there. 0.85

00:42:20.760 Then we were in this ceasefire, and it was kind of a standoff.

00:42:24.660 And this is very painful for Trump because the midterm elections are coming up, and closing off 20% of the world's oil could seriously damage him and the Republicans.

00:42:32.200 So they come to this memorandum of understanding, but it's very complicated because it's got to

00:42:37.240 involve Israel's operations in southern Lebanon, southern Lebanon, which is controlled by Hezbollah,

00:42:43.180 Hezbollah, which is controlled by Iran. So it's all, it's very, very messy. And in any case,

00:42:49.480 Iran violates the ceasefire. So now Trump comes in, he says, this is my strait now.

00:42:55.200 One of the biggest issues with Iran controlling the Strait of Hormuz, even during the ceasefire

00:42:58.840 in the memorandum was they were using tolls. So they said, you can go through, but you got to

00:43:04.540 pay us off. It was a shakedown. And now Trump comes in and rather than saying, and now there

00:43:09.100 are no tolls, he goes, uh-uh, we're taking your straight. We're shutting off all of your oil.

00:43:15.480 And you know what else we're going to do? We're going to take your tolls too. We're getting your

00:43:19.360 tolls. That's the kind of gangster move. That's the kind of New Yorker, reminds me of a certain

00:43:23.900 Italian-American subculture kind of move. But these are not the same kind of tolls.

00:43:29.420 In fairness, I think in all objectivity, you can say, in the case of Iran, 0.91

00:43:34.700 Iran was just doing a shakedown here. Iran illegitimately took control of the Strait of 0.70

00:43:40.640 Hormuz and then shook people down to get it through and tried to make America look weak 0.94

00:43:43.920 on the world stage. In the case of the United States, if we really are to become the guardian 0.77

00:43:48.540 of the Strait of Hormuz, if we are now going to invest resources into protecting this from the 1.00

00:43:52.880 Iranians who are extortion artists, we should be reimbursed for that. 1.00

00:43:58.100 See, you could at least make a fair argument that these are different kinds of tolls. 1.00

00:44:02.300 But I think Trump is doing something even more here. It's not just him being a gangster and

00:44:07.160 saying, we're taking your oil, we're taking your tolls, we're taking everything from you.

00:44:11.060 What Trump is doing is he is creating an incentive for the rest of the world to get Iran to play ball

00:44:18.400 such that the United States does not need to continue to run the Strait of Hormuz.

00:44:22.000 If the US came in and just said, hey, we're just going to protect the Strait of Hormuz for free

00:44:25.720 forever. We're going to take the endless volleys of Iranian missiles and rockets and all the rest. 1.00

00:44:30.880 And we're just going to do it because we're really nice guys. And that's our responsibility 1.00

00:44:33.900 in the world. If we did that, there would be no end to it. That would be a guarantee almost

00:44:38.800 of a forever war. The fact that Trump is saying, hey, we're going to come in, we're going to beat

00:44:43.860 up the Iranians. We tried to be nice. No one can say we didn't try. We tried to be nice. You

00:44:48.860 wouldn't do it. So now we're just going to blow you up a little bit more and we're going to blow 0.94

00:44:52.820 you up for another 60 days and then maybe you'll learn. And we're going to control the Strait of 0.63

00:44:56.800 Hormuz, but we're going to toll the rest of the world. That creates an incentive for the rest of 0.97

00:45:01.480 the world to put a little skin in the game here. This is exactly what Trump did with NATO, where

00:45:07.360 he was accused of trying to destroy NATO, but what he was actually doing was trying to strengthen

00:45:10.380 NATO. He's bragged about strengthening NATO by getting NATO to contribute, by getting the other

00:45:15.060 members to live up to their obligations. I think that's the same thing here. And I think what Trump

00:45:18.480 is doing, rather than acceding to a forever war, which he ran against in 2016 and 2020 and 2024.

00:45:25.500 I think what he's trying to do here is, in a very unfortunate circumstance, in a war that,

00:45:29.960 as I've said from the beginning, all cards on the table, I would have argued against. I would not

00:45:33.520 have gotten involved in this latest Iran war. But we are where we are, aliyat yakta-est,

00:45:40.480 the die is cast. I think what Trump is doing here, I think all of his moves are designed

00:45:44.760 to stop a forever war. If you let the Iranians continue to just violate the ceasefire and make 0.99

00:45:50.280 a mockery of the MOU and all the rest of it, you're increasing the chances of a prolonged 0.93

00:45:55.100 war, not decreasing them. And in this case, if you just say we're going to protect the Strait

00:45:59.360 of Hormuz, you now are in a forever war because the Iranians are not going to accept that in 0.98

00:46:02.980 principle. So you're just going to be exchanging volleys with Iranians ad infinitum. 1.00

00:46:08.660 This move, however, I don't know if it's going to work. No one knows if it's going to work. 1.00

00:46:13.020 You know, I did this whole segment yesterday on the show with some of the wisdom of Machiavelli going back to 1375, pointing out that wars start at the will of anyone, but they don't end at anyone's will.

00:46:23.640 Nevertheless, what Trump is doing here is clearly trying to wind down the war and get us out of it.

00:46:28.720 Whether it works remains to be seen.

00:46:30.020 Okay, so much more I want to get to. 1.00

00:46:32.680 The Toronto police have gone trans. 0.53

00:46:34.580 Lindsey Graham's sister is going to take his Senate seat. 0.88

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The Michael Knowles Show - July 14, 2026

Ep. 2015 - ICE Shot More People, And It's Democrats' Fault

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