The Michael Knowles Show - August 03, 2026


Ep. 2029 - What Is A Woman？ Head Coach Shows Why The WNBA Is A Joke


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00:01:26.280 A bipolar socialist who hates white people and wants to abolish ICE is set to become 0.60
00:01:31.620 the Democrat nominee for governor in Wisconsin. 0.99
00:01:34.340 Between the Nazi rapists and the cousin lovers, Democrats are trotting out the most radical
00:01:39.180 spate of candidates in the history of the United States, and the media are working 0.65
00:01:42.840 overtime to cover up the truth.
00:01:44.700 Then, speaking of the media covering up the truth, HHS Secretary Bobby Kennedy nukes CNN
00:01:49.640 from outer space over vaccine hesitancy and COVID.
00:01:54.060 Speaking of nukes, President Trump nearly unleashes hell on Iran
00:01:56.960 before calling off the strikes again in favor of diplomacy.
00:01:59.820 And finally, a WNBA coach says she is not educated enough
00:02:04.480 to say if men should play in the WNBA.
00:02:08.320 We will explain what the W stands for.
00:02:11.920 I'm Michael Knowles.
00:02:12.580 This is The Michael Knowles Show.
00:02:23.620 Welcome back to the show. You thought the Democrats' Nazi rapist Senate candidate was 0.98
00:02:36.360 bad. You thought the candidate who's had multiple children with his cousin was bad. 1.00
00:02:41.800 Let's turn down to James Tallarico, the Texas Democrat Senate candidate who just agreed with
00:02:49.220 some belligerent lady in his town hall audience, that the prosecution of Austin Metcalfe's killer
00:02:56.760 was an effing tragedy. Not the murder of Austin Metcalfe, totally unwarranted, unprovoked.
00:03:03.980 No, no, no. The prosecution of his murderer, that was an effing tragedy. According to supposedly
00:03:09.500 the most normal, moderate, just white male Christian Senate candidate, these guys are 0.52
00:03:16.520 on a level that we have not seen from the American left ever in American history.
00:03:20.980 So we'll get into all of it. First, though, I got to open up with the WNBA lady. 1.00
00:03:24.480 You've seen all of this bubbling turmoil in the WNBA, which is probably the first time you've 1.00
00:03:29.680 ever seen the WNBA. No one is watching the game still, but people are talking about the WNBA in
00:03:34.260 a way that they have not basically ever. In part, this is because of people like Caitlin Clark.
00:03:39.720 She's this young white lady in the WNBA who keeps just getting beaten up on the court and the league 0.98
00:03:44.840 looks the other way. And it does appear there's a little bit of a racial dynamic to it. Then you 0.80
00:03:49.220 get Sophie Cunningham, this other WNBA lady who had the temerity to come out and say that she 1.00
00:03:55.180 doesn't think boys should be playing in girls' sports and to go out and to defend Caitlin Clark. 1.00
00:03:59.880 She is getting her face knocked in on the court. The league looks the other way, calls a foul on
00:04:03.820 her. They don't want to deal with the apparent rise of radical right-wing ideas like women should 1.00
00:04:09.660 play in the WNBA. Now, one of the lady coaches, what's her name? I did write it down. Stephanie 1.00
00:04:15.760 White. She is the WNBA coach of the Indiana Fever. She was asked about this issue. One of
00:04:22.080 the recurrent great issues of our time are men, women. What is a woman? Can men play in women's 0.95
00:04:30.500 sports? Should they play in women's sports? She was asked about this, but she's just not educated 0.99
00:04:36.080 enough to answer. What is your stance on men or athletes who test as biological male
00:04:43.660 participating in women's sports? What's your personal stance? Yeah, I mean, I'm, I don't know
00:04:49.180 that I would say that I'm educated enough from a scientific standpoint. I don't ever believe that
00:04:54.180 exclusion is an answer. I just don't. I do think, you know, when we think about various levels of
00:05:01.740 sport, various governing bodies of sport and things that go into that. Like I said, I'm not
00:05:06.440 educated enough at the different levels. I know growing up, I played with the boys all the time.
00:05:12.260 She's not educated enough. She's not educated enough. In her defense, this is what Ketanji
00:05:17.940 Jackson, now a Supreme Court justice, answered to Marsha Blackburn during her Senate confirmation
00:05:22.740 hearings. What is a woman? And the Supreme Court justice with two Harvard degrees said, well, 1.00
00:05:27.840 I'm not a biologist. And the WNBA lady says basically the same thing. I'm not educated
00:05:32.260 enough to know what a woman is. I'm not educated enough to know if men should play in the WNBA. 1.00
00:05:37.640 Now, I'm not that educated on women's basketball, but I am educated enough to tell you
00:05:43.960 that WNBA stands for women. It's the women's NBA. And what is that? The National Basketball 1.00
00:05:54.660 Association. I assume, I don't know, I'm not a big sports guy, but I think I know what the W means.
00:05:59.280 Even I, uneducated though I am, what does she think the W stands for? It stands for
00:06:05.780 women, but we cannot admit this anymore. So it's funny to watch them squirm. There are going to be 1.00
00:06:12.900 a billion clips of this. Some people are scratching their heads. They say, why? One,
00:06:18.460 why are they saying this? I think this lady knows what the W stands for in WNBA. I'm pretty sure 1.00
00:06:24.380 this lady knows the difference between men and women. Female athletes in particular know that 1.00
00:06:28.260 male athletes are much physically stronger than they are. Why does the WNBA exist in the first 1.00
00:06:33.740 place? Because women can't compete in the NBA because men are stronger athletes than women. 1.00
00:06:38.540 So the whole point of the WNBA is to give women their own sports league so they don't have to 0.78
00:06:42.280 compete against men. So including men in the WNBA totally undermines the very purpose of the WNBA.
00:06:49.860 So you say, okay, are they just dumb? 0.99
00:06:52.400 Are they really uneducated? 1.00
00:06:54.040 No, that's not really it.
00:06:55.580 At a political level, you say, why are the Democrats doubling down on this issue,
00:06:58.800 the transgender issue, which is so unpopular for them,
00:07:01.260 they got them blown out of the water in the popular vote in the 2024 election.
00:07:05.080 Republicans continue to campaign on it.
00:07:06.560 Why don't they just give it up? 0.99
00:07:09.140 There is no way out of the transgender issue for the libs. 1.00
00:07:14.460 There is no way out. 1.00
00:07:17.000 The rot actually runs deeper.
00:07:18.920 This is not the sort of thing where you can all form a consensus by just informing these
00:07:23.900 people that men and women are different. By informing them, the whole point of the WNBA
00:07:28.440 is to exclude men. That's why it's called the WNBA. It's why it's not called the ENBA, 1.00
00:07:32.800 the everyone NBA. She says, well, I don't want to exclude people. The WNBA exists to exclude
00:07:39.360 people, to exclude half the population. That is its raison d'etre. But the libs can't get out of
00:07:45.020 this. Because if they were to walk back their stance on the transgender issue, that would 1.00
00:07:52.280 undermine agency. It would undermine skepticism. It would undermine neutrality. All key pillars
00:08:01.560 of liberalism that lay dormant, sort of waiting, bubbling over time, but that have exploded in the 0.97
00:08:08.620 trans ideology. The trans ideology is not just some aberration. You can't just go back 10 years
00:08:13.060 and say, can we just go back to the way things were in 2015? It's a good talking point, but it
00:08:17.980 doesn't work because the conditions that allowed transgenderism to explode were already present 1.00
00:08:23.340 there. The conditions that allowed transgenderism to explode were present in redefining marriage. 0.96
00:08:28.440 The conditions for that were present in the gay rights movement. The conditions for that were 0.96
00:08:32.120 present in the feminist movement. And the conditions for feminism were present in liberalism. 1.00
00:08:38.100 We play this game as conservatives where you just try to see how far back in history everything went
00:08:42.320 to pot. But here, there really is a discrete moment. Liberalism, political liberalism,
00:08:47.880 lowercase l, liberalism, emerges onto the scene three centuries ago by saying, we are now going
00:08:55.500 to have a political order that does not make claims about what is good. There's a big debate
00:09:01.440 on the American right right now heading into 2028 about the common good and the role of the common
00:09:06.020 good vis-a-vis individual rights and what conservatism really means. But when liberalism
00:09:10.600 comes out as a political ideology, what it is after is a skepticism of claims of the good.
00:09:17.620 Who can know what's good? We don't really know. We're all trying to figure it out,
00:09:21.160 but we need the low but solid ground of liberalism, of just individual rights and
00:09:26.520 personal autonomy to let us make our own choices. Because you might think that a man can't be a
00:09:33.820 woman, and I might think that a man can be a woman, and who's really to decide? We don't 0.98
00:09:37.660 want tyranny. We don't want authoritarianism. So obviously the early classical liberals certainly
00:09:42.820 knew the difference between a man and a woman. The early classical liberals insisted on things 0.85
00:09:47.400 like blasphemy laws. The early classical liberals did, in fact, in many ways circumscribe individual
00:09:53.600 choice in favor of the common good. But over time, that ideology has developed to the point
00:10:00.080 that we're now debating whether men can be in the WNBA. They can't walk it back because if they
00:10:06.580 were to say, you know what, this is too far. Boys can't go into the girls' bathroom. You can't chop 0.99
00:10:10.020 off the genitals of little kids. Men can't play in the WNBA. If they were to do that, they would 1.00
00:10:14.020 be saying there is a limit to individual autonomy. Yeah, we, the society, we, the organization,
00:10:20.060 we, the state, are going to tell you that you can't do something that you want to do.
00:10:24.000 And we're going to do this on the grounds of a claim to knowledge and a claim to authority.
00:10:30.880 Yes, we, the WNBA, the state, the church, the whatever, 0.97
00:10:35.340 we are going to say men and women are different 0.99
00:10:37.260 and men can't become women
00:10:38.360 and men can't play in women's sports.
00:10:39.880 We're going to declare that definitively.
00:10:42.280 You might have a different opinion.
00:10:43.480 We're going to exclude your opinion 0.66
00:10:44.720 and we're going to exclude you men from the WNBA. 0.98
00:10:47.320 That is contrary to the spirit of liberalism.
00:10:50.780 It's contrary to the spirit of skepticism
00:10:52.860 that says we can never really know things.
00:10:54.220 It's contrary to the spirit of neutrality
00:10:56.660 that says that we're not going to discriminate
00:10:58.500 based on viewpoints.
00:11:00.440 Look, if you have the viewpoint that men can play in women's sports, we the WNBA are not
00:11:05.040 going to discriminate against that. We're not going to stand for anything at all. And so
00:11:10.200 what liberalism does when it's working, there are a lot of great things that liberalism has
00:11:15.800 been able to produce, but it is only done so by feeding off of the bedrock of classical political
00:11:23.900 philosophy, the civilization that we have inherited throughout the West, and the spirit
00:11:29.060 of Christianity. So, liberalism just tries to create Christianity without God, and it tries
00:11:34.140 to create Christianity without any obligations. So, it feeds off of that civilization. But over
00:11:38.640 time, you really start to erode that base to the point that you get to anarchy and absurdity,
00:11:44.340 the absurdity of the coach of the WNBA saying, I don't know what the W stands for. That's the
00:11:50.020 reason they can't get away from it. That's the reason that these socialist candidates are running
00:11:54.240 on crazy lines that are very unpopular with the American people. We need an open border.
00:12:01.300 We need an open border because you can't exclude people because you can't really say who is an
00:12:05.540 American because you can't really say it's better for us to enforce the law. It's good for us to
00:12:11.600 remove people who are here illegally. You're not allowed to say that in liberalism. Abolishing 1.00
00:12:17.260 prisons. That's such an unpopular line. The Democrats have to run on it because who's to
00:12:22.560 really say who's guilty and who's innocent. We're all kind of guilty, and we can't limit people's
00:12:27.700 autonomy by putting them in places like prisons. Oh, my goodness. That's totally contrary to
00:12:31.940 autonomy and agency. We're going to put men in the women's prisons, by the way, if they say that 1.00
00:12:36.540 they're women, and so on and so forth. They can't escape it, which is really good news for 1.00
00:12:43.140 conservatives. It's really bad news for the country, and you see the absurdity play out in
00:12:47.900 apparently trivial ways. Nobody cares about the WNBA. Nobody really even cares about women's
00:12:52.360 I care about justice. I don't want girls to be getting beaten up or have their trophies taken 1.00
00:12:56.360 away. But no one actually watches the WNBA. We only watch news clips about the absurdity in the 1.00
00:13:00.500 WNBA at most. So it's very trivial when it comes to the WNBA. It's very bad for society, though,
00:13:09.440 if we erode all of these guardrails and we enter into this absurd world where it's not just a WNBA
00:13:14.020 coach, it's a Supreme Court justice who says, I'm not educated enough with my two Harvard degrees 1.00
00:13:17.980 to say what a woman is. But it is good news for conservatives. Conservatives fully have the common 0.98
00:13:23.600 sense here. And this is one of the reasons that despite a very, very bad political cycle for
00:13:29.620 conservatives, the first midterm election after presidential election where we won everything
00:13:33.620 in the midst of economic turmoil in a war that keeps going on and on and on, we'll get to where
00:13:38.220 the Iran war stands now. We should be getting blown out in the midterms. And the only reason 0.81
00:13:42.000 that we might not get totally blown out of the water is because of this kind of absurdity. And
00:13:46.400 the reason that they have to run this absurdity, it's not just like a bad strategy. It's not just
00:13:51.280 some dumb consultant was telling them what to do. It's that this is the inescapable outcome of all 0.99
00:13:55.780 of these, their premises. This is the chickens coming home to roost. We will get to these
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00:15:35.660 We've talked about Graham Plattner. 0.99
00:15:37.540 We talked about the Nazi rapist up in Maine. 0.97
00:15:39.240 We talked about the guy who's stupping his cousin up in Maine. 0.98
00:15:41.600 We've talked about James Tallarico.
00:15:43.040 We'll get to Tallarico in Texas, the allegedly straight white male conservative, conservative
00:15:48.120 Democrat, Christian guy.
00:15:50.280 Francesca Hong puts them all to shame. 0.75
00:15:53.800 Francesca Hong currently leading the Democrat gubernatorial primary in Wisconsin. 0.98
00:15:59.940 She has 44% of the vote.
00:16:01.680 In number two, you have this county executive, David Crowley, 15%.
00:16:05.120 Number three, you have the former lieutenant governor, Mandela Barnes, 14%.
00:16:08.280 you got a bunch of other candidates with less than 4% support. For those of you who are not
00:16:13.240 aware of Francesca Hong, here is Francesca Hong introducing herself to voters.
00:16:19.980 Working hard doesn't mean you can always keep up. One wrong step can lay you out flat.
00:16:26.080 This is by design. I'm State Representative Francesca Hong. I'm a service worker,
00:16:31.680 community organizer, and a mom. I work for a living, always have, still do. Five years ago,
00:16:39.260 my community sent me to the Capitol. The system is rigged. I'm running for governor to fix it.
00:16:45.740 For years, we've been told that doing better isn't possible. Well, let me tell you, that's
00:16:50.980 bull. Okay. So this is her own introduction. And what do you gather from that introduction?
00:16:57.400 just right at the end there. She's vulgar. You know, she's presenting herself as a working 1.00
00:17:02.040 class hero. She works for a living. That's, I guess, refreshing among our politicians. I work. 1.00
00:17:07.540 That's the new bar we have for politicians. I've had a job. I work. But what do you gather?
00:17:14.180 It's that moment there right at the end. She says, that's BS. You get this kind of vulgarity.
00:17:19.720 And it's the eyes. What we sometimes call the SSR eyes. You know, that little glimpse of crazy.
00:17:27.400 that starts to come out. You don't hear a lot about her policies there, but you get a little
00:17:30.880 hint that this lady does not have all of her marbles. And then you see the old tweets. They're 0.86
00:17:37.520 not even that old. They're relatively recent. Here's one. Francesca Hong posts a picture of
00:17:44.520 what looks like, I don't know, either her home table, like in her kitchen, or it could be at
00:17:51.640 work? It's a little unclear. She goes, if you're the last one to use the pepper mill and you cash
00:17:58.500 it, you better effing refill it with peppercorns. I almost lost a pan of eggs today. Instead,
00:18:05.080 I left a passive aggressive note for my partner, and we will be discussing this at the next staff
00:18:09.940 meeting. And the little note says, use me up. Fill me. Hold on. You cut out the thing. I don't
00:18:17.000 know what it says. Filmy, B-I-T-C-H, I think. They blurred out the word, but now I can't. I think
00:18:23.080 it's B-I-T-C-H from Francesca Hong. And it's very confusing because the libs, even straight people,
00:18:30.160 they use this term partner to refer to their boyfriend, girlfriend, or spouse.
00:18:34.420 So it's unclear. Is this how she talks to her colleagues at work? Is this how she
00:18:38.540 talks to her boyfriend or husband? Probably both. Get a little bit of this. Okay, we got this real
00:18:44.940 latent anger. She's got a little more than a touch of the crazy. This is not the way you 1.00
00:18:49.000 should be speaking to your colleagues or certainly not to your husband. Now, when it comes to the
00:18:54.220 husband, we see a deeper racial animus. She posts, I ate two bites of my kid's cheeseburger at a
00:19:02.660 Culver's in Black River Falls and told him they ran out of ice cream, mostly just because I wanted
00:19:10.480 to leave because I was on the verge of an anxiety attack. Too many, T-O, not T-O-O,
00:19:16.700 you have a leading gubernatorial candidate who can't spell a three-letter word in the English
00:19:21.200 language. Too many old white people who didn't think we spoke English. It's kind of funny because 0.94
00:19:26.480 as she's writing it, she clearly does not have a strong command of the English language. But what
00:19:30.340 she's expressing here is the fact that she had to leave this Culver's restaurant because she didn't
00:19:36.320 like how many white people there were. Now you want to add another layer of crazy to that. 0.97
00:19:40.980 Her husband is a white guy. Always the case. Always the case. Never ask a man his salary. 0.99
00:19:46.640 Never ask a woman her age. Never ask an ethnic minority liberal woman with racial animus against 0.97
00:19:52.860 white people the color of her husband. You got Ilhan Omar. She loves those racial politics. She
00:19:58.860 loves the white guys. You got AOC. Oh, she's Jenny from the block. She loves attacking 0.82
00:20:06.180 whiteness and white privilege. Her husband's a white guy, and this lady too. So you get this 0.98
00:20:14.220 hatred of white people. I don't know if you've been to Wisconsin lately. Wisconsin, very,
00:20:17.880 very white state. She's just openly expressing how much she hates even being around white people. 0.99
00:20:22.180 Then you add another layer of crazy to that. Her husband is white. We could be here all day with 1.00
00:20:27.220 Miss Hong, but the crazy point is key here because there's this interview that Hong gave to Meal
00:20:33.660 magazine some years ago in which she herself, not her critics, not the conservatives, not the 0.91
00:20:38.960 Daily Wire, she herself explains that she is actually certifiably clinically nuts. In this 0.89
00:20:47.380 interview, she says, quote, at 18, I had a mental breakdown. I didn't actually walk up my high school
00:20:53.560 graduation because I'd been hospitalized for a week at a child's psychiatric hospital. I just
00:20:57.320 felt like nothing had meaning anymore. It was a numbness that took over and a pain that I couldn't
00:21:01.340 describe. I couldn't feel anymore, and that scared the hell out of me, and I found myself
00:21:05.160 self-harming to feel something. Her interviewer then asks, were you cutting yourself? Francesca
00:21:10.360 Hong, very likely the next governor of Wisconsin, says, it was cutting. I was diagnosed with bipolar
00:21:16.020 disease. I was taking SSRIs, called it. I'd overdosed on lithium. I didn't know why I couldn't
00:21:21.360 connect with people deeper, and that pushes you into isolation. On and on and on. You can go read
00:21:27.180 the interview. It's still up on the Meal Magazine website. We haven't even gotten to her policies.
00:21:34.000 She's endorsed by the socialists. Her policies involve abolishing ICE, defunding the police,
00:21:39.800 et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. And Francesca Hong is not an aberration. 0.67
00:21:47.260 She's not the outlier. This is all of these candidates. I don't want to knock people who
00:21:52.540 have mental illness. I don't want to knock people who have all sorts of personal problems
00:21:56.940 who are suicidal or whatever, even who are taking depression drugs. I'm sure it's very bad and very
00:22:02.740 hard. And this woman's obviously totally nuttier than Fruit Loops. But probably those should not 1.00
00:22:10.720 be the people running our societies, right? Those probably shouldn't be the people in charge of the
00:22:14.940 political power. The ones who come out and say, I hate most people in my state on the basis of
00:22:22.260 their race. I can't even be around them. Those people probably shouldn't be running the government,
00:22:28.120 right? But it's like all of them. This is who the Democrats are running this year.
00:22:35.380 And they very well might win. The part of the way that these candidates emerged,
00:22:40.420 just as I was discussing earlier on the trans issue, is that this was already dormant, latent
00:22:47.840 in political liberalism,
00:22:50.740 certainly into progressive liberalism
00:22:52.100 and the leftism we've seen
00:22:53.060 over the last several decades.
00:22:54.760 The racial identity politics,
00:22:56.920 the sexual identity politics,
00:22:58.860 and the valorization of mental illness, 0.99
00:23:01.600 which you see perfectly 0.99
00:23:02.940 in the transgender ideology,
00:23:04.940 but you see more casually
00:23:06.200 in Democrat discourse.
00:23:07.660 They're always talking about self-care,
00:23:09.980 how they need to focus
00:23:10.940 on their own wellness
00:23:12.100 and mental health.
00:23:13.780 A valorization of people
00:23:15.340 who have mental problems,
00:23:16.700 who are on all sorts of drugs, who can't cope with the world. They can't cope with the world 0.87
00:23:21.500 in part because they can't understand the world. They won't understand the world in part because
00:23:25.680 they have been told not to understand the world. They've been told at their college graduations to
00:23:30.280 go out there and change the world, to break all the rules and create your own rules. They've been
00:23:34.480 told, going back to Karl Marx, that everything that exists deserves to perish and that their
00:23:39.960 political ideology should focus on the ruthless criticism of all that exists. They've been told,
00:23:44.620 going back, if you really want to trace it all the way back, they've been told, as we are all
00:23:49.440 told in our original sin, that we shall be his gods. We don't need to understand the world as it
00:23:54.020 is. We need to remake the whole world according to our own rules, remake our own biology, remake
00:23:59.420 society, even in destructive ways, transgress the moral limits. They took that as a recommendation.
00:24:05.060 They took the temptation of the serpent, they took that as a great moral maxim.
00:24:09.540 getting more closer to Karl Marx, by whom these people are overtly inspired because they're
00:24:17.440 running as socialists. Karl Marx, in his 11th thesis on Feuerbach, he says, philosophers
00:24:21.860 heretofore have endeavored to interpret the world, but the point is to change it.
00:24:26.000 This has been building for a very, very long time.
00:24:29.740 And even just to bring it back down to earth in American politics, going back to Bill Clinton,
00:24:35.240 you had these Democrats who said, look, I'm a normal guy. Look, we need to enforce our law.
00:24:39.980 Illegal immigration is illegal. The Arab big government is over. But really, it was Clinton 1.00
00:24:47.380 was the aberration because ever since then, the candidates have been moving further and further
00:24:51.500 left following the logic or the illogic of their own ideas. So Hong is not the outlier. Hong is all
00:24:58.360 of these candidates. And you see this especially when you get the most perfectly cast straight,
00:25:03.080 white, male, Christian, normie Democrat Senate candidate. He's going to flip Texas blue. He's
00:25:09.020 going to beat Ken Paxton because he's just the normal guy who wears a button-down shirt and a
00:25:15.320 blazer. That guy, James Tallarico, might be more radically left than any of these people. We'll get
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00:26:44.680 Ultimis Fund Distributors, LLC. James Tallarico, he's not a Nazi rapist, to my knowledge. He doesn't
00:26:50.860 have any children with his cousin. I'm not sure. He says he has a girlfriend. I think she goes to
00:26:57.020 another school up in Canada. I don't know. We don't see a lot from her. He says he's a straight
00:27:00.980 guy. Okay, all right. I'll take him at his word. Says he's a Christian. Says he's a normal guy,
00:27:05.700 you know, common sense Democrat. Here is James Tallarico at a town hall being asked about the
00:27:11.520 killing of Austin Metcalf. You remember this story. A black teenager at this track meet
00:27:16.880 goes into the other team's tent and sits on one of the players, one of the runner's chairs.
00:27:23.220 And he's in this really provocative situation where the player comes over, Austin Metcalf,
00:27:27.940 and he says, hey, can you get out of my chair? This guy says, no, no, I'm not going to get out.
00:27:32.180 Make me do it. I'm going to get, meanwhile, he's holding a backpack and Austin Metcalf says,
00:27:36.620 what are we doing here? Come on, you know, just get out of my chair. No, no, make me do it. You're
00:27:40.680 going to make me, he's really provoking Austin Metcalf. So finally, Austin Metcalf tries to like
00:27:43.860 push him out of his chair. What does the young guy do? He pulls a knife out of his bag and stabs
00:27:49.680 Auston Metcalf to death. Completely unprovoked murder of the young white track star by the black 0.99
00:27:57.880 track student. And then the killer was just recently convicted. So here is a woman at James
00:28:04.640 Tallarico's town hall asking about the injustice of this event, not the injustice that you're
00:28:11.700 probably thinking of. Our people have getting killed left and right. Carmelo Anthony's case
00:28:17.120 is just a tragedy. Excuse my language, but it is, but it is. So what are we going to do to fix
00:28:24.880 those harms? Okay. So for those who are only listening, James Tallarico is standing up there
00:28:29.420 and he's nodding along. Yes, yes. Uh-huh. Yes. And this woman, she goes, you know, our people
00:28:34.300 are getting killed left and right. You know what I mean? The Carmelo Anthony case. I mean, 0.99
00:28:38.080 that is an effing tragedy. Excuse my language. And there's Tallarico nodding. Yes, no, don't
00:28:43.080 apologize. Yes, yes, it is a tragedy. Think about the non sequitur here. I mean, it's so sad that
00:28:50.700 you can't really laugh at it, but you're tempted to. This woman says our people, black people, 0.80
00:28:55.400 are being killed left and right. And the only example she can point to is the case of a black 0.99
00:29:03.180 guy murdering a white guy in cold blood entirely unprovoked. That's the only claim, claim, top 0.56
00:29:14.000 claim. Our people are getting killed left and right. She doesn't specify, are they being killed
00:29:18.600 by black people? Or I think the insinuation is that they're being killed by white people. 1.00
00:29:22.240 And then as she goes to search, surely a country of 330 million people that's existed for 250 years,
00:29:28.000 Surely we can find one instance of that actually happening. 0.90
00:29:31.780 The only example she can come up with is a black guy murdering a white guy in cold blood. 0.73
00:29:37.460 The absurdity totally lost on James Tallarico, who nods his head and agrees with her.
00:29:42.380 Yes, the real injustice of the cold-blooded murder of Austin Metcalf
00:29:47.560 is that his murderer might have to go to jail for a little bit.
00:29:54.520 That's Tallarico.
00:29:55.500 Of all the clips I've ever seen of James Tallarico, and there are a zillion of them,
00:29:58.980 him calling God non-binary, him referring to women as our neighbors with uteruses,
00:30:03.100 him sacrilegiously invoking the Blessed Virgin Mary to promote abortion, all really horrifying.
00:30:10.620 This one, from a purely political standpoint, might be the most shocking clip yet.
00:30:17.800 Because James Tallarico's role in this race is to say, look, I look like a Republican.
00:30:25.500 I'm a straight white guy. I'm a Christian. But his whole role is to just attack all of those
00:30:32.660 people. So he's just being, it's kind of like David French at the New York Times. I don't know
00:30:37.080 if you read the New York Times. I don't necessarily encourage it. But David French at the New York
00:30:40.880 Times, he was cast as the New York Times conservative. But all he ever does is complain
00:30:47.400 about conservatives. He was cast as the Christian at the New York Times. All he ever does is complain
00:30:51.840 about Christians. So that's his role. That's James Tallarico's role in this race. But this
00:30:57.440 is kind of next level. Can you imagine this playing out? This is why I've always thought
00:31:03.440 Tallarico was a paper tiger. His opponent, Ken Paxton, has some scandals and things like that.
00:31:08.520 But I just don't possibly see how Texas can go for this guy, Tallarico. And you might say,
00:31:15.980 if you're a Democrat strategist, well, why doesn't he walk it back? Why is he still going into this
00:31:19.640 stuff. Because he can. He can't walk it back. Because in his ideology, the Democrat Party,
00:31:27.240 the American left has decided, black people are always the good guy. Unless they're Clarence 1.00
00:31:33.620 Thomas or Thomas Sowell. But statistically, 100% of the time, black people have to be the good guy
00:31:38.740 and white people have to be the bad guy. They can be the most wonderful, charitable people.
00:31:44.020 what? They have to be the bad guy. And so even in the clearest cut case, black monster, absolute
00:31:51.580 beast, absolute animal murders this kid in cold blood. Even there, somehow the black kid had to 1.00
00:32:01.620 have been wronged. It has to have been the white guy's fault. He has to have been asking for it. 0.98
00:32:05.000 Same thing you saw play out with that murder in the UK just a month or two ago. The white kid who 0.77
00:32:10.540 was stabbed by the Sikh child of immigrants. The cops show up, and they just have to assume
00:32:15.320 the white guy did something wrong, and the immigrant did something right. Even as the
00:32:19.780 white kid's saying, please help me. I'm bleeding out. He stabbed me. And they say, yeah, I don't
00:32:22.980 think you did, mate. Yeah, you can't, because you're a white guy. Can't be you, mate. Sorry 0.96
00:32:27.480 there, Mr. Sikh. I'm sorry that you, oh, no, no problem. I understand that whiteness is so awful. 1.00
00:32:33.340 This is, it's just baked into the system. It's the only thing that Republicans really have going 0.69
00:32:38.580 for us in the midterms is that the left is indulging the worst fringes of its radicalism
00:32:43.820 and can't help but do it. Okay, so what sort of policies? We've talked a lot about the
00:32:50.080 personalities and the cultural aspect and the ideology. What sort of policies do the
00:32:54.340 socialists actually support? Let's say that they win the midterm elections. What do they support?
00:32:57.600 This is just absolute Michelin-rated, beautiful entree in this banquet of socialist policies.
00:33:09.600 This comes from New York Democrats.
00:33:12.100 You can read about it in Legal Insurrection.
00:33:14.560 New York State Democrats in the New York State Assembly are proposing
00:33:18.860 lowering grocery prices by mandating a 10% discount at the grocery stores.
00:33:27.600 that's it that's the policy i know you're waiting for well hold on under what conditions and in what
00:33:33.580 way and how would it no no that's the policy the policy is they say wow grocery prices are pretty
00:33:38.500 high and it's not because of energy regulations which drive up the cost of everything it's not
00:33:44.640 because democrats printing all that money all the stimulus checks all the welfare it's no it can't
00:33:49.220 be because of that no no we can't fix we can't ask why the prices are high you know what we're
00:33:53.500 going to do. We're just going to mandate a 10% discount on all the groceries. And there's a
00:33:59.040 little caveat here, which is that the 10% discount is for self-checkout purchases at grocery stores.
00:34:05.880 But of course, if your groceries are going to be 10% cheaper, everyone's just going to go to
00:34:08.900 the self-checkout. Most of the people at grocery stores use self-checkout, myself included anyway,
00:34:14.440 just the way the stores are laid out now. But they say the answer to the high prices is we're
00:34:18.840 going to cut prices by 10%. Now, there's a little problem here, which is that grocery stores run on
00:34:25.440 a margin of about 2%. Grocery stores run on razor-thin margins. Grocery stores entice people
00:34:32.060 to come into their stores, in some cases, by actually losing money on products. You know when
00:34:37.340 you go buy a rotisserie chicken at a grocery store and it costs five bucks? It doesn't actually cost
00:34:42.000 five bucks. If you went to the poultry aisle and you just bought a chicken, it would be more than
00:34:45.720 five bucks. It's cheaper to buy the chicken that they cook for you than to go buy a chicken and
00:34:49.700 cook it yourself. They lose money on that, but it's a loss leader so that you can go into the
00:34:54.100 grocery store and buy their other stuff. Even there, the margins are very thin. You get a 2%
00:34:57.900 margin. So what happens if the Democrats force a 10% discount? All the grocery stores go out of
00:35:03.360 business or there's no food. You can't, it just doesn't, it doesn't work. And that is basically
00:35:09.720 their best economic policy. Zoran Mamdani is trying to do this in New York.
00:35:17.120 He's saying, we're going to have government-run grocery stores. Worked out so well in the Soviet 0.99
00:35:20.960 Union, we're going to bring it here to New York. That's it. That's leftist economics. 0.98
00:35:25.440 I keep waiting for the explanation. I keep waiting for, no, hold on, I'm missing something. No,
00:35:30.920 surely there's, no, that's it. The way that they're going to lower prices is by mandating
00:35:35.980 lower prices. They're going to mandate a cut of eight percentage points more than the profit
00:35:43.780 margins of the stores. How is that going to work out? Now, there is a lesson here for conservatives.
00:35:49.620 There is a little bit of a lesson here, and it ties into some of the debates that you see going
00:35:53.220 on on the right between the more conservative, sort of classically conservative faction,
00:35:56.800 and the more libertarian or neoconservative faction, which is that the libertarians and
00:36:02.000 some of the neocons are really insistent on the gospel, the eternal dogmas of 1987 era
00:36:12.100 libertarian economics. The libertarians want less government everywhere. The neoconservatives want
00:36:18.620 less government domestically, but they want a lot more government when we bomb the whole rest of
00:36:22.520 the world. And we'll get to the Iran war in a moment. But that's what they agree on, that we 0.91
00:36:26.420 can never diverge from the sacred, more American than apple pie economics of libertarian pundits
00:36:34.120 from 1983. Never mind that those economic policies are not always and everywhere true and good and
00:36:41.980 beautiful. Never mind that those economic policies were not present at the founding of our country
00:36:46.580 or even for decades or well over a century after the founding of our country. No, no, no. We're
00:36:52.040 told this is the core of Americanism. And I think that the conservatives should learn something from
00:36:58.180 some of the libs here, which is leaning into a little bit of economic populism is not the worst
00:37:04.420 thing in the world. You don't want to destroy your economy as a result of it. You don't want
00:37:09.460 to merely pander. But if the libs are running and doing very, very well right now, promoting
00:37:16.860 this stupid nonsense. We're going to lower your grocery bills by just mandating 10% discounts. 1.00
00:37:22.880 That should solve it, right? You're not just going to have prices adjust immediately.
00:37:27.580 You're not just, this isn't just like a loophole, the self-checkout loophole that they're somehow
00:37:30.780 making huge margins on their, it's just, it's a grocery store. They just, their profit margins
00:37:34.500 are what they are. Well, you got the left pushing that. They could scoop up a lot of votes from a
00:37:39.580 lot of low information voters. And so leaning in to a little bit of economic populism in a way that
00:37:44.280 is not just completely absurd, not the worst idea. Because a friend of mine is fond of saying
00:37:51.040 that facts don't care about your feelings, but politics almost exclusively cares about your
00:37:55.100 feelings. And wise statesmen know how to bring in feelings and facts and spirit. It's kind of like
00:38:02.400 the tripartite soul. There's the appetitive part, that's the feeling. There's the logical part,
00:38:06.900 that's the facts and the logic and the intellect. And then there's the spirited part, which really
00:38:11.480 can reach out to people and grab them in their souls, in their hearts. A wise statesman needs
00:38:17.500 to have all of those things. And so a candidate for conservatives, whether it's at a local level
00:38:21.340 or whether we're talking about a presidential race, needs to be able to tap into some of the
00:38:25.080 economic discontent, tap into some of the stuff that the socialists are playing with right now 1.00
00:38:29.880 in a very clumsy and stupid way. You need to tap into that while also having the intelligence and 0.99
00:38:36.500 the wisdom and the prudence not to destroy your country. Okay. Now, speaking of destruction,
00:38:42.200 Bobby Kennedy, HHS secretary, just absolutely obliterated CNN from outer space on the new
00:38:51.260 or somewhat recurrent non-traversy, big scare headline, which is that we have a major measles
00:38:58.900 outbreak. Measles cases have reached a 35-year high because of the supposed health disinformation
00:39:06.000 coming out of the Trump administration. It's causing vaccine hesitancy because we won't
00:39:11.280 listen to the experts anymore. Bobby Kennedy Jr. gives a masterclass. We'll get to that
00:39:15.100 momentarily. First, though, I want to get to my favorite comment from Friday. This is from Colin
00:39:19.660 Fry, who quotes what I said. He says, the Muslims fought in 7-11 AD, and he observes,
00:39:27.700 now they just fight at the 7-11 down the street. That's so true. 1.00
00:39:30.720 getting but we were quoting Karl Marx earlier I'm reminded of Marx's observation that Marx and 0.96
00:39:37.760 Engels saying history as it were repeats itself first as tragedy then as farce that's true
00:39:44.180 you can go you can see the conquest of Iberia play out at your local 7-11 all nature is but
00:39:50.960 art unknown to thee Bobby Kennedy goes on Dana Bash's show on CNN to argue to defend the
00:39:58.480 administration's indefensible position on vaccine hesitancy in the outbreak of measles.
00:40:04.680 I'm debating this. Of course you are. No, because I'm not. All you know how to do
00:40:09.220 is repeat things that people told you and say, trust the experts. That's what you did during
00:40:14.480 COVID. Now we know that Andy Fauci, who was the expert, was lying about everything, about mass,
00:40:21.220 about the social distancing, about natural immunity, about the transmission from the vaccine,
00:40:26.560 about the source of covid he was lying and you were punishing people for not trusting the experts
00:40:33.980 and now you're rolling out the experts again to talk about something that you have no personal
00:40:39.500 knowledge of okay well guess what that is my job i love that bit at the end she goes she's she's
00:40:48.000 reading her talking points the all the lib establishing talking points from you know
00:40:52.060 measles are at an all-time high because the trump administration is questioning the use of vaccines
00:40:55.800 and he goes, yeah, you don't know anything that you're talking about. She goes, well,
00:41:00.460 I'm not going to have a debate with you. He says, yeah, you won't have a debate with me because you
00:41:03.980 don't know anything because your job is to sit out there and read a bunch of unverified, stupid 1.00
00:41:08.800 talking points. And this is the crucial point that we're already disproven on this very issue. 1.00
00:41:16.460 That's really where Kennedy lands the punch is he says, you know, we've heard this song before
00:41:23.580 During COVID, you all did the exact same thing.
00:41:26.500 So we had to trust the experts.
00:41:27.940 We had to listen to Dr. Fauci.
00:41:29.900 And then we've just recently learned,
00:41:32.700 though some of us saw it coming for a long time,
00:41:35.480 that Fauci lied about everything.
00:41:39.660 He lied about the masks.
00:41:41.820 He then admitted to lying about the masks.
00:41:44.520 He lied about discussing COVID with the intelligence community.
00:41:48.280 He lied about that under oath.
00:41:50.100 He lied about his view of the origin of the coronavirus.
00:41:52.900 about the lab leak. He said it was coming from a bad batch of bat soup in the Wuhan wet market 0.99
00:41:57.300 when privately, he knew it probably came from a lab. He lied about funding the research. 0.79
00:42:01.720 He lied about the safety of the vaccines. He lied about the efficacy of the vaccines.
00:42:06.080 He lied about what the vaccines would even do. That was him changing his story all the time,
00:42:11.160 and in some cases, privately contradicting what he was saying to people in public.
00:42:15.080 He says, so there's no credibility here. And if you, forget about you don't know anything
00:42:19.380 about vaccines. If you had any integrity as a journalist who cares about presenting the truth,
00:42:28.620 you would not just keep repeating the same old talking points that were disproven on this very
00:42:34.540 issue. But you're just going to regurgitate thoughtlessly all those same stupid talking 1.00
00:42:40.280 points. And what does she say? It's amazing. A Hollywood writer couldn't have scripted it better. 1.00
00:42:44.140 She says, well, that's my job. My job as a journalist at CNN is to just repeat whatever
00:42:51.600 the experts who have no credibility, the authorities who have squandered all their
00:42:56.680 credibility have been proven liars, whatever they tell me to say, that's my job.
00:43:01.800 And then Bobby Kennedy, before he goes, he lands yet another blow because she keeps coming back to
00:43:06.540 this point. She says, well, no, no, but you know, yeah, okay. Maybe some people got some stuff
00:43:09.840 wrong, but you know, COVID, much like this supposed measles outbreak, COVID was really scary.
00:43:18.320 Let me just say for the record that I am not saying that the entire way that the COVID
00:43:23.420 reaction was accurate. It was a scary time and people made mistakes. Absolutely.
00:43:29.880 You were scaring people. Why are you saying that? Because that was the job of CNN.
00:43:34.920 was to put the chyron's up about how many people are dying.
00:43:38.840 We were trying to be, we were listening to the leaders in this country.
00:43:44.300 There it is.
00:43:44.940 He just nails it.
00:43:46.000 Do you remember that?
00:43:46.680 I had actually forgotten during COVID, CNN was running that chyron.
00:43:50.140 Every time a person died from COVID or allegedly from COVID,
00:43:54.000 another ticker, just constant fear porn all the time.
00:43:58.080 She goes, COVID was very scary.
00:43:59.100 He says, it wasn't scary.
00:44:00.320 It wasn't scary. 0.96
00:44:01.040 for a very small number of elderly, frail people
00:44:04.380 or people with a ton of comorbidities.
00:44:06.020 It was scary.
00:44:07.900 For statistically everyone else, it was not scary.
00:44:12.480 You scared people.
00:44:13.980 You've made it scary for a political purpose.
00:44:16.500 And she goes, stop it, stop it, stop it.
00:44:18.620 I don't want to hear it anymore.
00:44:21.320 Absolutely brutal, very important,
00:44:24.380 very important to keep in mind.
00:44:26.240 Because we can all say, oh yeah, okay,
00:44:28.760 I guess Fauci was wrong about COVID now.
00:44:30.620 Those of us who said it at the time,
00:44:32.120 those of us who really went after Dr. Fauci,
00:44:34.400 those of us who, for instance,
00:44:35.620 made a series called Fauci Unmasked,
00:44:37.400 which is available on Daily Wire Plus,
00:44:39.040 which is a great series,
00:44:39.880 unmasking that guy's perfidy from day one.
00:44:42.860 We were pilloried for it,
00:44:44.080 and we were kicked off of social media
00:44:45.160 in some cases and censored.
00:44:46.440 But now everyone says, okay, yeah,
00:44:47.740 we were all kind of right.
00:44:48.420 Anyway, whatever, moving on.
00:44:49.420 And then they move right on to the next one.
00:44:51.540 In this case, talking about measles or whatever.
00:44:54.000 Okay, before we go,
00:44:56.060 oh, I really, oh, there's stories
00:44:57.780 I really want to get to.
00:44:58.940 at the oxford union there's a clip going viral right now of of a muslim student threatening
00:45:06.900 conservative speakers who are debating the issue of islam and immigration threatening them saying
00:45:11.300 you know if it weren't for us we would you would be ripped apart they would the mob outside of 0.95
00:45:15.860 muslims would kill you i really want to get to that because people are actually missing a lot 0.96
00:45:19.700 of context on it i also i have to get to the trump calling off the strikes on iran and what that 0.99
00:45:24.840 means. I also have to get to Politico reporting the GOP has a GROIPER problem. Hear that one?
00:45:30.360 But I don't have any time. Am I a tease? Am I a tease? I think I am a tease. We'll have to get
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