Ep. 228 - The Lie-Detector Test
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New evidence emerges that Christine Ford told untruths in her various stories and testimonies related to Brett Kavanaugh. We ll administer a lie detector test of our own to see who s telling the truth. Then, the New York Times breaks the shocking story that Brett Kavanaugh was a cool guy in high school. Alyssa Milano professes love for a credibly accused rapist. Kanye won t take off the hat and we talk about sex, baby.
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New evidence emerges that Christine Ford told untruths in her various stories and testimonies
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related to Brett Kavanaugh. We will administer a lie detector test of our own to see who's
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telling the truth. Then the New York Times breaks the shocking story that Brett Kavanaugh was a cool
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guy in high school. Cory Booker has his immoral moment. Alyssa Milano professes love for a
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credibly accused rapist. Kanye won't take off the hat and we talk about sex, baby. I'm Michael
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Knowles and this is the Michael Knowles Show. Oh, we got a juicy show today. We got a lot of
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details coming up on this scintillating Supreme Court nomination process. I know you're glued to
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your seats to see what shocking new allegation next is going to come up for a milquetoast federal judge
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with an unquestioned record of integrity until five seconds ago when it became politically convenient.
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They're so serious, aren't they? Those Senate Democrats, they seem, they're such sober, serious people.
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So the new, the change in the story right now is that an ex-boyfriend, an alleged ex-boyfriend
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of Christine Ford has come out of the woodwork. They allegedly dated for about seven years
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and he, and this isn't just some tabloid thing like he talked to Mike Labanati.
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This is per a sworn testimony that was just released by Chuck Grassley.
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The boyfriend's name has been redacted thus far, but Grassley's vouching for him.
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He is contradicting a lot of Christine Ford's testimony. He's saying that she and he would fly
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around all the time on airplanes. She didn't have a fear of flying and she never mentioned a sexual
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assault to him. Now, this part we know is true because initially, remember, Christine Ford said,
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oh, I can't testify before the Judiciary Committee because I'm, I'm terribly afraid of flying. It's
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incapacitating. I just don't fly. And then we found out she did, she flies to New Hampshire. She flies
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to Hawaii. That's a pretty long flight. She flew to French Polynesia. She's flying all over the place.
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So he said, okay, that doesn't seem to make a lot of sense. She said, well, okay, I got over it,
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but I'm afraid of confined spaces. I don't like small spaces. This guy's saying they lived in a
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studio apartment. It was 500 square feet or something like that. He also says, and this is
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crucial, that, uh, he personally saw Christine Ford coach a friend of hers on how to beat a polygraph
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test. Now she, she was asked about this on, uh, during her testimony. And so this really raises a lot
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of questions. Um, we will, we'll get into what the woman who allegedly was helped by Ford says in a
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second, but let's just take a look from that testimony. When Rachel Mitchell, the prosecutor
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hired by the Senate Judiciary Committee hones in on this question, says, did you ever help somebody to
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take a polygraph test? Here's what Christine Ford says. Have you ever had discussions with anyone,
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uh, besides your attorneys on how to take a polygraph? Never. And I don't just mean countermeasures,
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but I mean, just any sort of tips or anything like that? No, I was scared of the test itself, but
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was comfortable that I could tell the information and the test would reveal whatever it was going to
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reveal. I didn't expect it to be as long as it was going to be. So it was a little bit stressful.
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Have you ever given tips or advice to somebody who was looking to take a polygraph test?
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Never. Now, when this question came up during the hearing, I think all of us were kind of
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scratching our heads saying, what is this about? Why? I know she took a polygraph, but why are you,
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why are you focusing in for three questions on this? Now I think we see why. And there's some weird
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stuff that comes out of Ford's testimony here. She says, oh, I was so scared to take the polygraph
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test. I was so afraid to take it, but I did it anyway. But Ford's people arranged the polygraph.
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They paid for the polygraph test. Ford chose to do this. She volunteered to do this. So if she was
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so afraid of it, why nobody was making her, it was just her own people doing it. Then she said,
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oh, it took so long. I felt like I had told my whole life story. It just, it took so long to
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administer the polygraph test. Polygraph test was two questions. Actually, the guy who did the
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polygraph test, who administered it to her said, oh yeah, it was a friendly polygraph test. That's why,
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you know, if this were a hostile polygraph test, if we were prosecutors, there was a criminal or
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investigators or something like that, then it might've been a lot longer, but two questions.
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So, okay. That doesn't seem very long to ask two simple questions. Then, uh, she won't give us a
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lot of details about it. They asked her, when did you do the polygraph test? Did you do it on the day
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of your grandmother's funeral, day after, day before? She said, I don't remember. Well, how do you not
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remember? It was like a few weeks ago. How could you not remember that? Now to, to be fair to, uh,
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Dr. Ford, uh, her friend who the ex-boyfriend alleges Ford helped to pass the polygraph test,
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uh, her friend denies all of this. The woman's name is Monica McLean. Uh, she said that she's
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never, uh, been helped by Dr. Ford. Uh, but the boyfriend does say this quote, Dr. Ford explained
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in detail what to expect, how polygraphs worked and helped McLean become familiar and less nervous
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about the exam. So now we have a, he said, she said, by the way, McLean signed a statement of support
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for Dr. Ford a while ago, long before these accusations came out. But there are a lot of
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inconsistencies in her testimony. So I don't really know. She won't give us details about
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the polygraph. She won't release the psychiatrist records, which could validate some of what she's
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said, but apparently it contradicts a lot of her testimony. And, uh, there are a lot of other claims
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too that seem to be popping up. So, uh, according to this ex-boyfriend, uh, when he and Ford were in
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Hawaii, they would fly around in a propeller plane. So it's not just that she took a jetliner to
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Hawaii, the woman who had such a terrible fear of flying that she couldn't go anywhere. She, uh,
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apparently took a little prop plane, this tiny little plane that, you know, if you're afraid
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of confined spaces, don't get in a prop plane. You can't, you know, you can barely move around in
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those things. Uh, then another, a huge one, because I got to tell you something. Uh, we've seen
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sworn testimony. We've seen public testimony be nonsense here, right? Avenatti's client,
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Julie Swetnick is clearly a complete loony tune, but she's giving testimony. So I don't know,
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maybe the boyfriend is telling the truth. Maybe he isn't. I've got no less reason to believe him
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than I have to believe Christine Ford. That's for sure. And yet everybody, especially on the left,
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seems to be jumping to defend Ford and trying to brush off this ex-boyfriend's allegations.
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But you'll remember, uh, I think a really key part of the Ford testimony seems to be falling
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apart right now, not because of what the ex-boyfriend says, but because of what the Palo Alto government
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says. Do you remember? She said that she, this whole thing came up, this whole alleged sexual
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assault came up because they were remodeling their house, Ford and her husband, and Ford wanted to put
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a second exterior door on the house because she needed an escape plan from this childhood trauma
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that she couldn't get past. And it was, it was all about that. So, uh, well, I'll let,
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I'll let her put it in her own words and then we'll see why her testimony is totally untrue.
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I had never told the details to anyone, the specific details until May, 2012 during a couple's
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counseling session. The reason this came up in counseling is that my husband and I had completed
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a very extensive, very long remodel of our home. And I insisted on a second front door,
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an idea that he and others disagreed with and could not understand in explaining why I wanted
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a second front door. I began to describe the assault in detail. So two claims here, one,
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that the second front door in her house, uh, was because she wanted an escape hatch to get out of
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there because stemming from the psychological trauma of this alleged assault 36 years earlier.
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And two, that the second door became an issue in her marriage in 2012. And that's when they had a
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couple's counseling session about it. And that's when some description of some assault came up.
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Paul Sperry at Real Clear Investigations has debunked a lot of this. He showed that the permit
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to build an additional door in this house was not issued in 2012, but issued four years earlier on
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February 4th, 2008, four years before the therapy session, four years before this allegedly became a
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problem in their marriage. And, uh, those records show that the door was, uh, was not because she
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needed an escape hatch from this delayed psychological trauma, but because she wanted a separate entrance
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to her marriage counseling office. That that's very different than saying, I need an escape hatch.
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If you're running a little business out of your house to have a separate door makes perfect sense.
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You don't want people going into your foyer or your living room when they come into your office.
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Uh, also it's previously been reported that students from local colleges, Google interns
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would stay in this extra room and they would have a, uh, uh, spare door to go out of their own
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independent door when she was renting out the room. Okay. Now she's saying, actually, I mean, look,
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we know that Christine Ford's not great about dates. She doesn't know if it's 36 years ago, 35 years ago.
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She doesn't know if the session was four years ago or was six years ago, whether it was 10 years ago,
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but that's a big discrepancy. Four years is a big discrepancy and it's not just about the time.
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It's about the cause. She's saying it was caused by psychological trauma, made an issue about her
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marriage. What the building permits show and what the timeline shows is this was about a separate
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marriage counseling office and about renting it out to college kids and Google interns.
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So Christine Ford has told many untruths here, untruths about flying, untruths about traveling,
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untruths about where she was, certainly untruths about who was at this alleged party. We know this
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because she's changed her story between the Dianne Feinstein letter and the polygraph test.
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And when she spoke before the Senate judiciary committee, and when she talked to the therapist,
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she's told untruths about not only who was at the party, but who was in the room at the time.
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And coincidentally, coincidentally, all of those varying truths always seem to trend in the direction
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of being unfalsifiable and of making Brett Kavanaugh's position indefensible, making it such that he
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has no way to go back and say, this didn't happen. See, here's the proof. It all keeps changing.
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So is she a liar? I don't know. Is she telling untruths? Absolutely. And day by day, it seems that
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she's lying. That's what it looks like. Before, by the way, we've got the breaking news, by the way,
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more than innocent untruths is going on is because they keep adding up. Regardless of whether this
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boyfriend is legit, between the travel, between the planning of building their house, between the
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timing of accusations, I'm just starting to think maybe there's something a little fishy going on
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here. The other reason I think this is because the left is moving on. If the left, the New York
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Times, CNN, the Democrats on the Judiciary Committee, if they really believed that these
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Christine Ford allegations were true, they'd be harping on them. Notice that they're not harping on
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them. They're talking about some party at Yale and his fraternity did something and he threw ice at a
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bar and blah, blah, blah, whatever. So on this point, the New York Times has a new scoop. This one just
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came out last night. It's breaking news. I don't know. Are you, make sure you're sitting down. If
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you're driving, pull over to the side of the road. This one is pretty shocking. It turns out that in
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high school, Brett Kavanaugh was a cool guy. This is the scoop. This is from the 1983, a letter from
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Brett Kavanaugh. The New York Times reports, quote, one night during his senior year, according to
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classmates who witnessed it, Judge Kavanaugh triumphantly hoisted an empty beer keg above
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his head in recognition that he and his friends were well on their way to reaching their goal of
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polishing off, I don't even know if I can say it, 100 kegs during the academic year, an achievement
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they later boasted about in their yearbook. Oh my gosh, he probably smoked cigarettes too. He probably
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smoked cigarettes. Do we, are there, is there any breaking news on that yet? Did he ever,
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did he ever like eat too much candy on Halloween and then feel sick afterwards? That monster, that bad
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guy. I bet he jaywalked too, by the way. I don't want to make, I don't want to make uncorroborated
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accusations, but I bet one time when the, the red hand was on the sign, he crossed the street anyway,
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you sick monster. You can't, you don't have the temperament to be on the court. You had beer in high
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school. Nobody, does anybody have beer? Oh no, everybody has beer in high school. Nevermind.
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I'm sorry. I guess I got that wrong. Every single person. This is the best they got. They, this one
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makes the ice throwing at the bar in New Haven seem like, I don't know, the teapot dome scandal. You
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know, I mean, it really, this is really sad guys. Wonderful news for Brett Kavanaugh. Again, Cocaine Mitch
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seems to have been playing this pretty smart. I really think this vote should have happened two
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weeks ago, but every day that this has been going on, I really think it bodes well for Kavanaugh.
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Lindsey Graham yesterday suggested if they shoot down Kavanaugh, if Jeff Flake, for instance, is
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signaling he might not vote for Kavanaugh because Jeff Flake is a despicable coward. They're going to
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change the, uh, the word quizzling in the dictionary. It's going to be flaking now. And, uh, coincidentally,
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I suppose that in a way that is sort of what flaking means. So all nature is, but art unknown to thee.
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Um, if they do that, they should renominate him. It will be a red tsunami. It will be a red wave.
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We're going to pick up a lot of States. It's going to be beautiful. So, uh, either way, I guess that's
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a win-win. Uh, the Democrats are behaving in a really immoral way here. This is beyond just tough
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politics. I can forgive tough politics. I get it. It's not a big deal, but to ruin this guy's life,
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to, to say that, to, that we should not have any due process in America, that people should be presumed
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guilty until proven innocent. That is really wicked behavior. That's really immoral. And nobody
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is better at inverting morality and inverting virtue, I think, than Cory Booker in his weepy,
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weird press conferences. Here is Cory Booker talking about our moral moment.
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So my hope is that just beyond the vicious partisan rancor that is going on, beyond
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the accusations, we don't lose sight of what this moral moment is about in this country
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and ultimately ask ourselves the question, is this the right person to sit on the highest court
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in the land for a lifetime appointment when their credibility has been challenged by intimates,
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people that knew the candidate well as a classmate, when his temperament has been revealed in an
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emotional moment where he used language that, that frankly shocked a lot of us. And then ultimately,
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not whether he's innocent or guilty, this is not a trial, but ultimately,
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has enough questions be raised that we should not move on to another candidate.
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It's not about whether he's innocent or guilty. You heard Cory Booker say it.
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It doesn't, who cares if he's innocent or guilty? We don't like him, so we're going to ruin his life
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and call him a rapist. Cory Booker, by the way, who wrote an op-ed about how he groped a girl at a
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party when he was a young man, how he was groping her, how he actually did what Brett Kavanaugh
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apparently has been falsely accused of doing, what it seems that Brett Kavanaugh has been falsely
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accused of doing, Cory Booker actually did. And he goes out there with his earnest face and his
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warbly little earnest voice. And he says, we're in a moral moment. And that's why we need to
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destroy the innocent, regardless of their innocence, regardless of their guilt. We need
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to destroy people without any evidence because I'm Cory Booker. He, and by the way, I didn't
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notice this until now. I was just looking. When Cory Booker gets his really earnest face on, his eyes
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go a little googly. They go, one goes in a little bit in one direction, one goes in the other,
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presumably so one eye can watch CNN and the other eye can read the New York Times at the same time and
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get the ridiculous propaganda going into his head. This is despicable. Moral moment. I say this all the
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time that the left uses language to mean the opposite of what it really means. He is describing
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moral behavior as running roughshod over people, regardless of their guilt or innocence, regardless
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of what they do, and destroying their lives, destroying their career. And by the way, most
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importantly, undercutting our constitutional order, undercutting the right of a president to appoint
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judges. Elections have consequences. President Trump won the 2016 election. I know that Democrats
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still deny that that happened, but it did happen. And he has the right to pick jurists.
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By the way, the 2016 election was in many ways decided on the judges that President Trump would
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pick. I'd think if Antonin Scalia had not died so close to the election, probably President Trump
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would have had a much harder time winning that election. But he was elected largely to appoint these
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kinds of judges. And Cory Booker is saying what we need to do is destroy innocent people, destroy their
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lives based on nothing. And he even admits, I don't even care if they're guilty. I don't even care if
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they're guilty. And he calls that a moral moment. That is an immoral moment. I know Cory Booker went
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to Yale Law School too. It's amazing how much of this circles around all those ice throwing bars in New
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Haven. But that is the moral question here. He's twisting his language, twisting what his immoral
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behavior, the immoral behavior of Kamala Harris, of Dianne Feinstein, of the entire Democratic caucus,
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especially on the Senate Judiciary Committee. It's really, really bad. He's saying if enough
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questions are raised, then we should be able to ruin a man's life. Did Cory Booker collaborate with
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the Nazis? Did he? I'm just asking questions. Did Cory Booker help the fall of Rome? Did he hasten the
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fall of Rome by helping the various Goths and Visigoths knock down the walls and come on over? Did that
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happen? Is that what, I don't know if that's what happened. I'm just asking questions. I'm just
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asking questions. What do I know? Did Cory Booker blow up the Hindenburg? I'm just asking questions.
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And look, I don't, I don't know that Cory Booker called the, caused the fall of Rome. I don't know
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that Cory Booker collaborated with the Nazis and I don't know whether or not he blew up the Hindenburg.
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But enough questions have been raised that I think at this point it is only right and fair for Cory
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Booker to resign his seat in the United States Senate. We have to move on. This is a moral
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moment. Okay. Enough. How many questions have been raised? I just raised like three. How many
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other, I bet you guys are raising questions in the comments and on Twitter right now. There are a lot
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of questions. It's the only right thing to do is for Cory Booker to step down, to turn himself into
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the police, to serve a life sentence for collaborating with the Nazis. Questions. Questions have been raised.
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So that's their moment. And I actually like this moral moment. One, because I get to make fun of
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Cory Booker. But two, because injustice, a feeling of injustice is driving people in droves toward the
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GOP. Driving them in droves. This was the thought in 2016, the thought that Hillary Clinton could get
00:22:38.920
away with what she did. You know, Richard Nixon lost the, resigned the presidency after he won a
00:22:46.660
landslide election. He resigned the presidency because he deleted 11 minutes of tape. Hillary
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Clinton used a bleach bit to wipe entire servers, destroy years and years of federal records. What
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did those federal records show? I guess we'll never know because she deleted those records. And what did
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she face? What was her consequence for that? Nothing. Nothing. And that injustice drove a lot of people to
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the polls. The judicial system, our system of justice, drove a lot of people to the polls because people
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felt that the constitution wasn't being respected, that left-wing activist jurists were running roughshod
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over our founding document and the framework of our republic. Drove a lot of people to the polls. I
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think it's doing the exact same now. I think people are watching this Kavanaugh circus and they're
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saying, Cory Booker, are you out of your mind? No, it does matter if he's innocent or guilty. It does
00:23:35.820
matter if people make accusations within statutes of limitations. It does matter if there's evidence,
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corroboration, or if people are contradicting themselves in testimony like Christine
00:23:45.320
Ford. Justice does matter. So keep it up, man. You know, Republicans are shooting way up in the
00:23:51.960
polls in these swing states in seats that are, Senate seats that are being held by Democrats.
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That's happening in North Dakota. It's happening in Missouri. It's happening in Montana. It's
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happening in India. It's happening all over the place. So keep going, man. Keep talking about how
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it doesn't matter, guilt or innocence, this, this cynical question that we find all the way back in
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scripture, which is what is truth? Oh, what is truth? Fine. Keep asking it. We're going to,
00:24:13.540
we're going to get that red wave in November. Alyssa Milano is demonstrating this beautifully. I love
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Alyssa Milano. She, uh, you know, she's been the craziest of the, of the anti-Kavanaugh people.
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She showed up to the hearing. I don't know why she showed up. Dianne Feinstein invited her so that she
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could, she was sitting there at the hearing because she thought she was in a movie or something.
00:24:33.480
There's Brett Kavanaugh up there and she's got her glasses down, holding up a believe all women's
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signs. She's staring daggers into the guy. The, the trouble for Alyssa Milano, just like the trouble
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for Democrats is that the internet is forever and history is long. So I don't know who dug it up
00:24:49.240
yesterday. Fleckis Talks, uh, Austin Fletcher sent, sent it over to me. Uh, there was a 2012 tweet
00:24:54.840
that Alyssa Milano sent out. The tweet reads, quote, Bill Clinton, I love you so much. Like
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crazy amounts of love. Alyssa Milano, hashtag believe all women holding up the believe all
00:25:11.300
women while she says Brett Kavanaugh is a rapist. He hasn't even actually been accused of rape
00:25:14.880
other than by Avenatti's Looney Tune, uh, client, but certainly hasn't been accused by rape of Dr.
00:25:21.360
Ford or anybody. And, uh, she says, I believe all women Kavanaugh has got to go down. I love Bill
00:25:27.500
Clinton, like crazy amounts of love. Now let's not forget for those of you who need a little refresher
00:25:31.940
in history. Bill Clinton has been credibly accused of sexual assault. I know we bandy that word about
00:25:37.720
a lot, but talk about, if any accusations are credible, it's the ones against Bill Clinton.
00:25:42.520
He's accused of rape by Juanita Broderick. He was accused of assault by Kathleen Willey,
00:25:47.100
Leslie Milwey, and Paula Jones of exposing himself to her. Uh, this has gone on for years. It happened.
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The accusations came out much closer to the alleged events and they've stuck by their story for years
00:25:59.780
and years and years. And in cases there were, there was corroborating evidence. And we know that
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his derelict sexual behavior in office came out because he was, uh, uh, having sexual relations
00:26:10.780
with a 22 year old, 21 year old intern in the Oval Office while he was president. How do we know that?
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Because of that little blue dress. So, uh, talk about credible accusations there. Uh, Alyssa Milano
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doesn't care. And this is my real issue with this because what the Kavanaugh circus is, is really
00:26:27.720
about is Roe versus Wade is whether, uh, we're going to have nine robed dictators on the court
00:26:34.340
telling us how we're going to live our lives or whether we're going to leave that up to the
00:26:36.880
American people and whether certain States can have whatever they want and certain States can
00:26:40.720
have other laws. And Roe versus Wade took that question of abortion out of the court of public
00:26:46.060
opinion, out of the legislative process, out of the democratic process where it belongs.
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And we've been fighting about it ever since it's where the Borking came from. It's where the
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torpedoing of Robert Bork's nomination came from. It's where Clarence Thomas's attacks came from.
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And it's where this Kavanaugh attack is coming from. I can acknowledge the political dimension
00:27:03.800
of this. Democrats want, they preen and they moralize and they get up on their soapbox and
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they say, we believe all women. You don't believe women. You just said you love Bill Clinton. He's
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been accused of sexual assault by multiple people for years and years and years. So nevermind,
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nevermind. That's fine. Look, if you want to say the policy is more important than the
00:27:21.080
moral behavior of this one guy, fair enough point if you believe that. But don't get up there and
00:27:26.700
tell me that I'm some immoral person because I think that people should be assumed innocent until
00:27:32.940
proven guilty or that the questions of public policy like abortion should be left in the legislature
00:27:37.960
where they belong or that there's no constitutional right to an abortion or that 30 allegations that
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were not made for 36 years where there's no corroboration whatsoever, even by the people
00:27:50.980
the accuser names that maybe they're not totally credible. Don't get up there and moralize and call
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me a wicked person or a misogynist or whatever. It's an outrage. It just isn't true. So then the
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question we have to bring ourselves to is why are we talking about sex so much? Why is there so much
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sex? Let's talk about sex, baby. We mentioned yesterday that rapist is the new racist. It's just the
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disgusting epithet that they throw at people that they don't like when you're on the left.
00:28:19.280
But part of the reason that we're so obsessed with sex, first of all, is the sexual revolution.
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Ever since the 1960s, people have just talked about sex a lot more. It's been much more public.
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People have been much freer with sex, which is, you know, some people enjoy that for a certain time.
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Lord, make me chaste, but not yet, as St. Augustine once said. But it has really permeated all aspects of
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the culture. Why else? Because it's scintillating. Sex has always been scintillating. There have always
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been sex scandals in politics. But I think most importantly, it's because the left lacks maturity.
00:28:49.860
You know, they wear the hats of genitalia on their head. Every single line, every little joke,
00:28:55.200
every argument they make is suck this and F that, do this and screw that. And, you know,
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it gets a little, their vocabulary is a little small. It's because they lack the maturity and the
00:29:05.100
intellectual resources to discuss substantive disagreements. There was that study from John
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Haidt a few years ago that said that the right basically understands the left. The left doesn't
00:29:14.980
really understand the right very well at all. And I've always found this to be true. I was at this
00:29:20.380
event with a bunch of lefties the other night in Hollywood. I don't think they understand our point
00:29:25.000
of view. They can't articulate it. They have a very limited vocabulary. And so they only, they limit
00:29:30.120
their vocabulary to like five words, all of which are scatological or gynecological or whatever
00:29:36.520
genital. Um, and, and you see this now, especially in their PSAs. There have been versions of this
00:29:43.340
before, but those kids and by kids, I mean, Scooter Braun and George Clooney and all the Hollywood
00:29:47.440
elites who actually are behind it. The ones actually behind the March for our lives, the anti-gun
00:29:52.340
group, they have a new PSA out telling people, uh, why they should vote, but Ooh, wait,
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there's a little twist. Ooh, are you ready? It's so clever. Here we go. My first time. I was
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nervous. My first time was in the back of a firehouse. I was in a church. It was amazing.
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My first time, everybody clapped afterwards. I mean, I didn't know how to, how to, how to do it.
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Where to put it, you know, where to slide it in. There were so many options. Like, um,
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you never know what it's going to be like when it actually, when you do it. So finally, I just,
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you know, I just went and I just did it. I voted. My first time with a woman was 2016.
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It felt good, but it ended badly. You get it? It's about sex. You, uh, you thought it,
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you thought it was about sex. It's about, then it was about voting. It was about sex. Now it's
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about voting. Ha ha ha ha ha. So this is about the level of political discourse on the left.
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And, uh, also just so sad. Like, you know, the, that guys, uh, you know, my first time with a
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woman was done, you know, he's wearing like the Democrat uniform. I don't know. He's kind of like
00:31:03.660
doing a little pout and everything. It's a really sad. It's really, to borrow a phrase from our
00:31:09.160
president, sad, not, uh, not the manliest display here. And masculinity does really play a role in all
00:31:15.820
of this. We'll, we'll get to that with Kanye West. We'll get to that beyond Kanye West. We'll
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get to that with, uh, ambassador John Bolton is something that a lot of people aren't talking
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about when they discuss the Trump phenomenon, what's going on with Kavanaugh, what's going on
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in our politics is manliness, masculinity, a bad word for a long time, coming back in style.
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00:31:59.220
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00:32:13.840
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and subscribe. So a lot of this, actually, this is sort of a tie-in with Another Kingdom.
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Another Kingdom explores themes of masculinity and what it means masculinity and femininity.
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We're talking about sex, baby. This whole show's about sex. This whole two weeks, three weeks
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has been about sex. What we saw in that commercial that I voted for the first time, blah, blah, blah,
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is people say, I voted for a woman. Oh, it was so nice. It's this kind of meek, timid, tee-hee-hee.
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Oh, well, I'm really gentle. I'm okay. But where's the confidence? Where's the masculinity? Where's
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telling it like it is? A lot of this Trump moment is telling it like it is. It's a lot of covfefe.
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It's a lot of dragon energy. Who better to expound on this than Kanye West? He was sitting
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down with the head of TMZ, the head of TMZ, begging him, begging him to stop wearing that
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MAGA hat, that Donald Trump hat. Kanye West looks him right in his face and tells it like
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Yes. I would love it, Kanye, if you would not wear that hat. It would make me and a lot
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of other people feel better. In fact, why don't we say, please take off the hat, Kanye.
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Ah, then I won't do it. Because you have a right to wear it.
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Exactly. First amendment, baby. First amendment.
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As an American, I support our president. Bottom line, no matter who they are. As an American,
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I support our president. Now, I already told you what this represents for me. This represents
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y'all can't bully me. Y'all can't bully me because you can't tell me what to do because
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that's what people used to do. They would snatch your hat off. You have a starter cap and like
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a big, a gangbanger come up and try to rip your hat off. And ain't nobody ripping my hat
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off again. So that's what it represents to me. It also represents for me masculine energy.
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This is exactly right. Again, I know we're living in the matrix because Lindsey Graham
00:35:53.540
is the backbone of the GOP and Kanye West is the voice of reason, but he's exactly right.
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I love that at the beginning, that TMZ guy. He says, take it off. Please take off the hat.
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Please take off the hat. Kanye West says, not going to take off that hat. Not going to do it.
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Alyssa Milano sent out this tweet yesterday of Kanye dressed up like Trump with the Trump hair
00:36:12.780
and everything. And it said, make Kanye Kanye again. M-K-K-A. I think she's missing another K.
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I think that third K is missing somewhere from her tweet because what she's saying is you are Kanye
00:36:24.880
West. What does that mean? You're Kanye West. You look a certain way. You talk a certain way. You
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behave a certain way. You work a certain way. You're in a certain industry.
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You can't be a Republican. You have to be a Democrat. This party owns you and you better
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kowtow to the party line. And he's saying, no, I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it.
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He says later on in that interview, he says, I support our president, whoever it is.
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Now I'm old enough to remember when he said George W. Bush doesn't care about black people. So I don't
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know that he always supported the president, no matter who it is. I think he especially supports
00:36:56.340
Donald Trump. I think they're kindred spirits. I think they both have dragon energy.
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And what does that mean? He spells out what it means. He said it's about masculinity.
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There's a masculine energy there. And that is, of course there is. That's why everything is
00:37:09.660
becoming about sex here. That's why everything is becoming Donald Trump is an abuser. He,
00:37:14.800
because he only paid Stormy Daniels $150,000. He should have given her $200,000. And Kavanaugh is a
00:37:20.520
rapist, even though he's never been accused of anything like that ever in his entire life.
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And this guy, it's all about masculinity because we are staring down the left right now. And they're
00:37:29.720
saying, they're just nagging us to death. They're saying, well, please, I know maybe he's guilty,
00:37:34.160
maybe he's innocent, but you just have to withdraw him. And you have to, and you have to, and you have
00:37:37.420
to. And we're looking Cory Booker right in his quivering, bizarre, googly eyed face. And we're
00:37:43.420
saying, no, you don't get to bully us into doing this. Not anymore. Sorry, buddy. But I really want
00:37:50.900
you to take the hat off. Not going to, I'm wearing two hats now. I'm going to wear two hats. I'm going
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to wear a hat on my head. I'm going to wear a hat on each fist. I'm going to wear a hat on my kneecaps.
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You can't bully us anymore. And that is masculine. I, Harvey Mansfield wrote this great book about
00:38:06.960
manliness a number of years ago. And masculinity is not just like knuckle dragging. Manliness is not
00:38:13.200
just being some brute. To be a man is to be a gentleman too, holding the door. Harvey describes
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it very well in this book where he says, the manliness is when you hold the door open for a
00:38:25.640
woman and you tell her to pass through. And then when there's some robber in the room or some criminal
00:38:31.940
is walking by, you look her in the face and you say, get out of my way. And you go and you fight the
00:38:36.720
guy. You know, those are two sides of manliness. One is aggressive and strong. One is gentlemanly and
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chivalrous, but there are two sides of it. And for a long time, we've been told that masculinity
00:38:46.920
is toxic. Masculinity is evil. It's bad. The future is feminine. Men are scum. Men are trash.
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These are hashtags that go around feminist Twitter. I'm not making this up. And what guys like all the
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way from Kanye West to Donald Trump, to John Bolton, to Brett Kavanaugh are saying is no, you're not going
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to bully us. You're not going to push us around. And quivering lips and fake crocodile tears from the likes of
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Cory Booker and Dianne Feinstein aren't going to work anymore. You're not going to manipulate us.
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You're not going to twist our emotions to pervert justice, to pervert the meaning of language and to
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pervert our constitutional Republic. Just ain't going to happen. Sorry, buddy. And they can't take
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it. They haven't been. Democrats have not been talked to this way in a very long time, but it's a
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beautiful thing. And that's virtuous. The Democrats virtue signal, but that's virtue. Virtue comes from
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ver, the Latin word ver, which is man. There's a manly component to virtue. It ties in with
00:39:41.200
political correctness. It ties in with this innocent until proven guilty and not getting
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torpedoed for saying impolite words on a hidden camera, for not believing one sex over the other.
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Believe all women. Don't believe any men. Believe women by virtue of their being women. Disbelieve
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men by virtue of their being men. It ties into policy, to the United Nations, to Israel, to North Korea,
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to, to the trade deals, to the international criminal court. John Bolton summed this up
00:40:06.660
beautifully the other day. You know, he was, he was asked, he referred to the so-called state of
00:40:13.120
Palestine. And he, the summer reporter said, well, isn't that offensive language? And he said,
00:40:21.560
that's what it is. Palestine's not a state. You keep referring to it as a state. So it's a so-called
00:40:26.300
state, but it's not a state. It doesn't meet the criteria of a state. It hasn't been recognized as a
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state ever. It's not a state. She said, oh, but, but it's offensive. It's true. Sometimes the truth
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is offensive. Sad. Sorry. Sorry. Get, get used to it. Uh, the, the international criminal, uh, the
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international court of justice rather at the United Nations right now is ordering the United States
00:40:47.220
to lift its sanctions of Iran. You know, like the worst people on planet earth, they're saying the
00:40:53.300
United States has to lift the sanctions on Iran. And do you know what the United States, if this were
00:40:57.260
the Obama administration, that's okay, we'll fly over three more airplanes full of cash.
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But because this is the Trump administration, cause we have a little of that masculine Kanye
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energy. Do you know what the United States said to the UN? For those of you who are only listening,
00:41:10.560
cause you don't subscribe. I just made a Sicilian gesture where I put my four fingers under my chin
00:41:15.300
and flicked it forward. That's what the United States is doing to the United Nations right now.
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So we don't care what you think. We don't care. Enforce your absurd and despicable and immoral
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rulings. Enforce your orders on the United States. Good luck, buddy. Uh, part of why the
00:41:31.300
left is so angry right now is the humor of it all. Cause we're, we're mocking them a little.
00:41:37.580
We're mocking these people who say, isn't the state of Palestine, you know, to call it
00:41:41.360
so-called that's offensive. We said, why is it offensive? It's true. Do you remember during
00:41:44.420
the 2016 campaign, one of the moments Trump won me over is when he referred to anchor babies
00:41:49.380
and some reporter said, that's offensive. And he said, what's offensive? So you should call
00:41:53.180
him future, future dreaming American dreamer citizen. And he said, yeah, I'm going to stick
00:41:59.860
with anchor baby. That was very funny. We're mocking these silly notions. And this is what
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president Trump did last night. He mocked the inconsistencies, the vague, and in many ways
00:42:11.680
untrue in many instances, demonstrably false accusations being hurled at the 11th hour against
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Brett Kavanaugh. And it was hilarious. And the left is furious. Take it away. President
00:42:21.080
God, what he's going through 36 years ago, this happened. I had one beer, right? I had
00:42:29.960
one beer. Well, you think it was, nope, it was one beer. Oh, good. How did you get home?
00:42:36.080
I don't remember. How'd you get there? I don't remember. Where is the place? I don't remember.
00:42:39.740
How many years ago was it? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
00:42:49.560
What neighborhood was it in? I don't know. Where's the house? I don't know.
00:42:54.340
Upstairs, downstairs, where was it? I don't know. But I had one beer. That's the only thing I remember.
00:42:58.460
And a man's life is in tatters. A man's life is shattered. His wife is shattered. His daughters,
00:43:09.580
who are beautiful, incredible young kids, they destroy people. They want to destroy people.
00:43:19.260
He's going, holding no punches back, and he's having fun while he's doing it. He's having fun
00:43:25.100
while he's doing it, and they're so furious. What is he mocking here? I just want to be very
00:43:31.100
specific on where the comedy is here. He isn't mocking Ford's appearance. He isn't mocking the
00:43:37.020
way that she speaks exactly. He got in trouble because he mocked a reporter who, it turned out,
00:43:44.560
had a disability, and he kind of made him look spastic, even though the reporter's not spastic,
00:43:48.880
even though Trump has done the same impression for plenty of other people that he just thinks
00:43:52.480
aren't all that bright and that he disagrees with. But he got in trouble for that. That's not what
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he's mocking here. What he's mocking here is the flimsiness of the accusations, and he is exactly
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right to do it. I mean, I've been doing it now for a few days, so I hope he's right to do it.
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These are so flimsy, and it's perfectly right to mock them. We should be ready to mock them much more.
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The left says, how dare you? That's toxic masculinity. You can't laugh. It's
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super serious. I don't care if he's innocent or guilty. It's super serious. We're saying,
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no, it's not. Calm down. You're being ridiculous. Shh. Stop it. Corey, stop it. Shh. You're being
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ridiculous. Sit down. Sit down right now. And it's a wonderful thing. I'm glad that we get to finally
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see that here. I think we should use humor a lot more. I think a lot of people are glad that in
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this culture where you've got the left totally addicted to outrage, purple hair, no, screaming,
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you know, furious, chasing Republicans to their homes, keeping their children up at night,
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forcing them out of restaurants, behaving like little punk thug children criminals that we can
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laugh at them. We're not going to take them seriously. We're not going to take them seriously,
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and we're not going to take inconsistent, flimsy, vague, constantly changing last minute, 11th hour
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charges to derail a perfectly legitimate Supreme Court nominee of hitherto unquestioned integrity
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and character. We're not going to take those seriously either. If you want to bring some
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serious allegations with any corroborating evidence, actually with any, any evidence that
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doesn't get counter corroborated, that doesn't get refuted immediately by the people you name,
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then maybe we can talk about it. But if you're going to bring us this flimsy nonsense,
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get out of here. What are you talking about? Get it. You don't get to do that.
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Maybe you get to do that in the old days. Not anymore. That's a beautiful thing.
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I will quickly mention, because all nature is but art unknown to thee, on this day in history in 1995,
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O.J. Simpson was acquitted. He was acquitted of double murder. This was after a 252-day trial.
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It was kind of like the Kavanaugh hearings. It was all anybody in the country could talk about for a
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long time. And he was acquitted of murder of Nicole Brown Simpson, his wife, and Ronald Goldman,
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her friend. So that justice was served, right? O.J. got off. Justice was served. Not quite.
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There was a civil trial, and O.J. was found liable in that civil trial. He had to pay out
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$33 million. Why do I bring this up? It's because justice isn't always clear.
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Justice, you know, it was the criminal trial. Was that justice? I don't know. Was the civil trial?
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Was that justice? I don't know about that. Tom Robinson in To Kill a Mockingbird
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was accused of raping Mayella Yule. Remember, do we believe all women in that case? Because it
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turns out he didn't rape, or he was a scapegoat because he was black. Should we believe all women
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in that case? Believe Mayella. Believe Ms. Yule. Okay, I don't think so. Social justice is not
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justice. Virtue signaling is not virtue. And you've got to be very precise about what's going on. Because
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I think on the left, I heard this the other night at this event in Hollywood, they're calling this guy
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a rapist. No serious person other than that loony tune from Avenatti. Nobody is even coming close to
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accusing him of rape. But they are. They're saying it's so clear. It's so clear. All shallows are
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clear. All shallows are clear. And we should be very, very specific about where the justice is,
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who the victim is in this case. Just take a quick look. This was on a campus recently. What happened
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to a group of students who were campaigning and demonstrating in support of Brett Kavanaugh,
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law in support of due process and against kangaroo courts?
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Excuse me, Ma'am. Are you trying to President talks?
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Mom. Look at that time for directions of this court.
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His deaf screens in case that he has to be considered responsible
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not to be a medical and Air Force use that crime.
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my things. Excuse me, ma'am. Are you trying to assault me? This is an assault. Yes, Sarah.
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You to every girl that she assaulted on this campus.
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Excuse me, miss. I'm for the team to send you new stuff in your home.
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There's a kid at the very end there who's just, he flicks the camera around and he's
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like smiling because it's so ridiculous. And so great on you, kid. Great for getting
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that on video. This woman is filled with righteous indignation and virtue signaling. She's saying
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you're disrespecting survivors by suggesting that the accused have the right to be presumed
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innocent until proven guilty, that they have the right to due process. This is how demagogues
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work. They take, you know, heresy is not the promotion of vice over virtue. It's the promotion
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of one virtue to the exclusion of the others. And that isn't virtue. When you come out and
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you say, I want to support victims of sexual assault. Yeah. Of course. And who doesn't? We all
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do. But when you use that as an excuse to trample the rights of the accused, to trample
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good men, to destroy their lives. And when you do it, not because you believe women, not because
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Alyssa Milano believes Juanita Broderick, but because you just want to push your own petty
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political agenda. That is not virtue. That's the opposite of virtue. But all shallows are clear.
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And I hope that we can pay attention to how justice will be meted out in this case. All
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right. We ran late. We always do. I will see you tomorrow. Make sure you get your mailbag
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questions in on Thursday. Get ready for another kingdom on Friday. In the meantime, I'm Michael
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Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show. I'll see you tomorrow.
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