The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 248 - The Great Purple Puddle

00:00:00.000 The blue wave ebbs to a purple puddle as Democrats take control of the House,

00:00:04.500 Republicans increase their majority in the Senate, and Republicans edge out Democrats

00:00:09.420 on key governorships. We will analyze why House Republicans' loss may be President Trump's gain.

00:00:15.740 Then, Beto gets Beto and uses his concession speech to audition for a spot on Pod Save America.

00:00:22.360 Most important of all, President Trump gives a Broadway-caliber press conference,

00:00:26.820 and the show goes on as Attorney General Jeff Sessions resigns.

00:00:31.580 I'm Michael Knowles, and this is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:00:41.860 You know, I was pretty nervous last night. We were on camera doing election coverage for about

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00:01:00.520 news just breaking now. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, embattled for many months now in a

00:01:06.500 feud with President Trump, has officially resigned at the request of Donald Trump. We will get into

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00:02:43.060 I'm a little bit hungover today. Not because we drank so much, but we were just talking for

00:02:48.420 hours and hours with all that smoke, with all that, we weren't eating very much, and all of

00:02:54.860 that covfefe. There was initially a flood of leftist tears that affected the Senate. Then we were,

00:03:01.540 I wouldn't call it right-wing tears because actually the Democrats won a relatively modest

00:03:07.600 number of seats. It wasn't the blue wave. Even Democrats are admitting it wasn't a blue wave. But

00:03:11.980 still, they got back control of the House. So there was all of these emotions all over the place.

00:03:17.400 And the real question is, how should conservatives feel about all of this? It wasn't, we didn't get

00:03:25.040 to guzzle those leftist tears. I'd be much more hungover if we guzzled those leftist tears last

00:03:29.760 night. But how do we feel? I think, one, the turnout was insane last night. The turnout was record high.

00:03:37.240 I was hearing it from people all day long, and the numbers seemed to back it up. So you had a record

00:03:42.260 high turnout. I mean, tens of millions of more voters than were expected from previous midterm

00:03:48.560 elections. That is a big win for Republicans. That owes to Republican candidates and to President

00:03:54.340 Trump, who in many ways nationalized the election. In the off year, when your party is in the White

00:04:00.100 House, your turnout is generally relatively low because you're happy things are going fine. It's the other

00:04:05.540 side which is motivated to turnout. So we expected very high Democrat turnout. And we saw Tea Party

00:04:11.980 levels of enthusiasm among Democrats. We also saw very high enthusiasm among Republicans. That's a big

00:04:18.620 win for Republicans, that we could motivate the Republican base in and off your election. That

00:04:22.780 was a big win. The Democrats took the House. They didn't take it by a lot. A blue wave would have been

00:04:27.520 if they took it by 50 seats, even maybe 45 seats or 55 or 60 or 63. Barack Obama lost 63 seats in his

00:04:35.840 first midterm election. Bill Clinton lost 54 seats in his first midterm election. The Democrats, it looks

00:04:41.220 like they picked up anywhere from 28. 28 is what's, I think, been officially called right now. But it looks

00:04:46.980 like they picked up about 34 seats somewhere around there. Okay. How disheartened should we be about the

00:04:54.380 Democrats taking the House? I don't really care. I don't really care. I would have loved it if

00:04:59.260 Republicans had held the House because it would have shown, it would have bucked the historical trend

00:05:05.300 so much. It would have been such a mandate for this administration to govern that it would have been

00:05:10.160 irresistible. We would have loved it. But practically speaking, because the Democrats took the House, 0.55

00:05:14.780 who cares? Who cares? What were Republicans doing with the House anyway? What were they, I mean,

00:05:21.120 we got tax reform. That's good. What else? Anything else did we get? We didn't get entitlement reform.

00:05:28.140 We didn't really get a spending decrease. What did we really get out of it? What were they doing?

00:05:33.480 You know, in part, Jeremy Boring, the God King, was talking about this last night. In part, this is

00:05:39.260 because for the last 10 years, we've been running against earmarks, pork barrel spending, the kind of

00:05:44.760 spending where one congressman says, all right, I'll vote for the spending in your district if you vote

00:05:50.160 for a bill that has spending in my district. And then we both get to bring home the bacon for our

00:05:54.060 constituents and we'll get reelected. And this was the way that politics worked in this country for a long

00:05:59.040 time. And it incentivized legislators to vote on legislation. So Jeremy Boring now is saying, we bring back

00:06:08.000 the bacon, bring back the earmarks. And he makes a very good case for it, which is that if you don't

00:06:13.120 have pork barrel spending, nobody has any incentive to vote on anything. So you're just, all you can do

00:06:19.400 is grandstand and then go back and obstruct and then go raise money in your district. And you're not

00:06:24.340 actually legislating. That's what we've seen. You know, the Republicans won the House of Representatives

00:06:28.940 in 2010. There was this amazing Tea Party election, took back the House. What did we get for it? Because

00:06:37.320 then Republicans took back the Senate in 2014. As a matter of legislative accomplishments, what did we

00:06:43.380 get? We were told when we took back the House that we had to take back the Senate to get anything. When we

00:06:48.340 took back the Senate, we were told we had to win the White House to get anything. When we took the White

00:06:51.760 House, what did we get? We got tax reform. That was great. We almost got Obamacare repeal, except John

00:06:57.980 McCain voted it down. John McCain ruined our chances of that. May he rest in peace. So what did

00:07:04.820 we really get? We were promised as early as 2010 that we're going to reform entitlements, the biggest

00:07:10.020 driver of our debt and deficit, the young guns, Paul Ryan's going to do it. Did we get that? No,

00:07:14.380 we didn't. Not for lack of trying on Paul Ryan's part, but we didn't. So now that we've lost the House,

00:07:21.820 what's the legislative loss? They won't make the tax cuts permanent, but nothing is permanent in

00:07:26.380 politics. And we won't get entitlement reform, which we weren't going to get anyway. Okay.

00:07:31.120 We kept the Senate. We actually gained seats in the Senate. What does that mean? It means that the

00:07:35.320 judges are going to keep rolling in. President Trump has done a great job and Cocaine Mitch has

00:07:39.380 done a great job of getting judges appointed, federal judges and obviously on the Supreme Court.

00:07:44.220 That means we'll get more of that. That is probably going to be the legacy of this first term.

00:07:49.020 You know, if, and if that is the legacy, that's pretty good. If the legacy is executive orders,

00:07:56.060 deregulation out of the White House and all of these federal judges, that's a win. Great. I'll take

00:08:02.560 it. The, the big question by losing the House that is now going to be asked is can President Trump still

00:08:09.340 win if he loses? That sounds like a contradiction in terms, but he's just lost some. He'd lost the

00:08:16.760 House. Historically, it seems inevitable that he lost the House. In many ways, they lost it by less

00:08:21.920 than they should have. Okay. Blah, blah, blah, whatever. They lost the House. President Trump's

00:08:26.380 charm, so much of his charm is that he wins. He wins, wins, wins all the time. He never loses.

00:08:32.020 And that's held true. This guy has been talking about running for president since the eighties,

00:08:36.440 but he never did. He didn't quite do it until he knew he could win, until he saw his opening.

00:08:41.380 He took it and he won. He beat out a, an extraordinarily qualified Republican field.

00:08:45.800 Donald knocked him down one by one, 16, 17 candidates. Then he took down the House of

00:08:50.420 Clinton. So he's got all this win, win, win. Now that he's lost a little something, can he

00:08:54.900 maintain that charm? Can he maintain that air of invincibility, the Teflon Don? I suspect he can.

00:09:02.300 I suspect he can because of how he handled himself in this press conference. And frankly, I think that

00:09:08.520 losing the House will give great political benefit to Donald Trump. Holding the House would have given

00:09:14.320 great political benefit in the sense that it would have been such a mandate to govern. But now

00:09:19.080 President Trump has an adversary. And we'll get to why that matters in a second. So what's the good

00:09:24.640 news? GOP extends its Senate majority. And the GOP picked up key governorships. So this means, look,

00:09:31.940 the map in 2018 was pretty good for Republicans in the Senate. It's not going to be so good for

00:09:38.060 Republicans in 2020. The Republicans are going to have a lot more seats that they have to defend,

00:09:42.420 unlike this time when Democrats had a lot of seats that they have to defend. But now that we're looking

00:09:46.640 at a gain of three, maybe four seats in the Senate, it's going to be a lot harder for Democrats to take

00:09:52.720 back the Senate in 2020, which means that if House Democrats want to impeach President Trump, like

00:09:57.700 they've been yammering on about for the last three months, they can impeach him. That's fine. But there

00:10:02.120 is statistically a 0% chance that they convict him and remove him from office. We also picked up some

00:10:08.380 key governorships, some really big ones in states that we were told we're going to flip and we're

00:10:14.460 going to go for Democrats. The reason that this matters is one, because of redistricting. It means

00:10:18.440 that Republicans will have at least a seat at the table in redistricting when that comes up and make

00:10:22.980 sure that Democrats don't gerrymander things out of control, gerrymander themselves into a House

00:10:27.900 majority. But the big pickup was in Florida. So just some of the major upsets, some of the key GOP wins

00:10:36.980 here. Mike Braun beats Joe Donnelly in Indiana. Polling told us Donnelly was going to win.

00:10:42.920 What happened? Major upset. Mike Braun beats Democrat Joe Donnelly. In Missouri, Democrat Claire

00:10:50.640 McCaskill lost to Republican Josh Hawley. I always suspected that Hawley was going to beat McCaskill,

00:10:58.780 and I actually thought that Braun was going to beat Donnelly too. But really nice to see that

00:11:03.840 confirmed. And then we get to Florida, the big win of the night, the guzzling of leftist tears.

00:11:09.940 We'll talk about that in one second. But first, let's have a little gratitude. Let's talk about

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00:13:00.840 Ron DeSantis, Republican Ron DeSantis, beats Democrat socialist crony crook Andrew Gillum. Democrats

00:13:08.520 were already talking about Gillum as a possible 2020 presidential candidate and a real crook and a 0.97

00:13:14.660 cynical, awful politician who baselessly smeared his Republican opponent as a racist, played the 0.95

00:13:20.280 race card constantly. Just an awful fella and he got beat. Ha ha ha. Ha ha ha. Delicious. Also in Florida, 0.99

00:13:29.620 another big win. Looks like a big win. The race has been called for Republican Rick Scott,

00:13:35.100 the former governor of Florida. It looks as though Republican Rick Scott beat Democrat Bill

00:13:41.400 Nelson. Nelson is calling for a recount. Why? Because Democrats cannot concede races ever. They

00:13:48.940 just can't do it. Al Gore can't do it. Hillary Clinton can't do it. Bill Nelson can't do it. They

00:13:53.000 just whine and moan and complain and they're going to keep digging and recounting those ballots until 0.99

00:13:57.960 they find enough dead and illegal voters to force them into office because they're sore losers and they 0.99

00:14:04.040 don't treat politics with any dignity whatsoever. Now, just north of Florida in Georgia, you had the 0.88

00:14:10.300 race between Republican Brian Kemp and Democrat Stacey Abrams. Stacey Abrams, another awful candidate, 1.00

00:14:18.500 empty headed candidate who said that her coalition was going to be made up in part of illegal aliens, 0.97

00:14:23.740 that her voting coalition was going to be people who should not vote, for whom it is a crime to vote.

00:14:29.040 And you had Oprah go down there and campaign on behalf of Stacey Abrams. So we're, you know,

00:14:35.420 that was the final couple of weeks push. You've got to get Stacey Abrams through. What happens? 0.91

00:14:39.360 Brian Kemp wins. Brian Kemp beats Stacey Abrams. And guess what happens? Stacey Abrams won't concede.

00:14:45.080 Why? Because Democrats are sore losers. So they're going to dig up some more dead and illegal votes. 1.00

00:14:49.940 Stacey Abrams already promised that. She already said, my coalition includes illegal voters. So maybe 1.00

00:14:55.320 they'll try to find some more illegal voters to push Stacey Abrams through. What she's really hoping for 1.00

00:15:00.140 is a runoff. So because it was so close and because there are other candidates on the ballot,

00:15:05.920 she's going to hope for a runoff election. We'll see if it gets to that. There's been no, 0.98

00:15:11.220 because we don't have a final vote count, we cannot call that yet. And if there is, I hope Brian

00:15:17.480 Kemp beats her again. I hope we go right through. And I hope that ballot security measures are in place

00:15:22.240 because you've got a whole Democrat party and especially Stacey Abrams openly talking about 0.99

00:15:27.300 illegal aliens voting. So those are, I think, the most important races. Why do those races matter? 0.98

00:15:33.120 There were other great wins in Ohio for Republicans. Unfortunately, Wisconsin governor fell to Democrats.

00:15:41.460 Scott Walker, I think, has just been in there too long. He's fought very hard. He's been a very good

00:15:45.120 governor, excellent governor in Wisconsin. But eventually people get sick of you and they throw you

00:15:49.420 out. And that's what happened to Scott Walker and the big win in Florida. Why do these matter?

00:15:53.500 Because these are very important states for the presidential election. You know, Florida,

00:15:58.220 Florida is constantly having votes decided by about 200 votes or 50 votes. It's even between great

00:16:08.200 candidates like Ron DeSantis and just awful, terrible people like Andrew Gillum. It's still,

00:16:13.760 you know, a question of a thousand votes or 5,000 votes or 200 votes. I mean, this has just been the

00:16:18.540 case since the 2000 presidential election, at least. So to win those swing states looking forward at

00:16:25.700 2020, that's really important. One, because it shows us the direction of how people are voting

00:16:33.640 and because, you know, by nationalizing this, President Trump made it about him. So it's not

00:16:40.180 just about the Republican and Democrat parties, which is important. We want to see how people break down

00:16:44.400 there, but he made it about him so that we see what happens when he is on the ballot next time.

00:16:50.020 I think those are all great signs. Then I, I mean, those are the most important races. My favorite

00:16:54.500 race, you know, my favorite, it wasn't in Florida. It wasn't in Ohio or Indiana. It was in the great

00:17:02.240 state of Texas where Senator Ted Cruz beat out Mr. Beta Male himself, Beta Beto, Francis, Robert Francis,

00:17:11.640 Bobby Frank O'Rourke. Uh, he beat him out and I'll, I'll let Beto, uh, speak for himself in his

00:17:19.680 concession speech. He turned the left wing white guy up to like 12. He turned it, it was already at

00:17:27.580 about nine and a half and he just turned it all the way up to 12 by whining profanities. Beto, take it away.

00:17:33.300 In every single part of Texas, all of you show in the country, how you do this.

00:17:41.020 I'm so proud of you guys.

00:17:44.480 I'm so, I'm so effing proud. I'm so you guys, you guys, seriously, you guys, I'm a, I'm a serious

00:17:51.220 person. I'm a really serious person and a statesman. I'm so, I'm such a effing statesman.

00:17:55.960 I'm such a effing, he's just doing that thing that the Pod Save America guys do. He's just the

00:18:02.520 grownup Pod Save America guy and admittedly fairly attractive, very effeminate man who uses vulgarity

00:18:10.480 and profanity to substitute in for coherent points that he's incapable of making. He is Pod Save

00:18:16.840 America with about 15 years on. He's probably auditioning for a spot on Pod Save America now

00:18:22.460 because he's unemployed. Although he really swindled national Democrats. How many millions

00:18:27.620 of dollars did this guy raise? Even as of a month ago, he'd raised 40 million. I think the total was

00:18:31.920 something like 70 million dollars and he barely spent any of it. And he wasn't giving it to other

00:18:36.600 candidates either. So he's probably looking forward to running for president in 2020. And in the meantime,

00:18:42.900 maybe he'll go on Pod Save America and whine and use profanity and not make any, any decent

00:18:48.240 arguments. Um, they're, they're calling this a moral victory. The Democrats, you knew they were

00:18:53.840 going to do this because Beto, he's not just, he's not just the Pod Save America guys in the future.

00:19:00.240 He's also what John Ossoff was, uh, a few years ago. Do you remember John Ossoff? He was that Democrat

00:19:06.720 who was running in, what was it in Georgia? And they poured money into his race. They said,

00:19:13.160 we're going to flip this seat. We're going to John Ossoff. He looked like Beto. He was just like a

00:19:17.540 skinny, whiny, effeminate white male. And they said, well, he's the one we's going to win. And 0.99

00:19:23.020 then he loses. And they say, well, you know, sometimes losing is really winning. No, it's not.

00:19:28.960 It's losing. It's always losing. Losing is losing. The winners go and legislate and the losers go home

00:19:34.640 to quote cocaine Mitch McConnell. That's exactly what happened here. Um, that said, this doesn't bode well

00:19:42.680 for Texas. He only lost by three or four points. I think in Texas, this guy's a whiny left wing,

00:19:50.760 just awful, unspeakably repulsive candidate to me, but he's, he's apparently very attractive to

00:19:59.600 Democrats and there are a lot more Democrats in Texas. Uh, every single day this is happening

00:20:04.220 because California is emptying out and because our border is not secure. So people are flooding in

00:20:08.740 there who, uh, statistically are much more likely to vote for Democrats. Now let's temper our fears a

00:20:17.640 little bit here. Ted Cruz is a flawed candidate. I like Ted Cruz a lot. I've done TV commercials for

00:20:23.220 Ted Cruz. I voted for Ted Cruz. He's a flawed candidate. He's flawed because he got really

00:20:27.620 bruised in the presidential primary with Donald Trump. He then didn't support the Republican, uh,

00:20:33.620 nominee at the convention, which really turned off a lot of people. He then did support the

00:20:39.900 Republican nominee. So it turned off all the people who were happy that he didn't support him at the

00:20:43.820 convention. He is just in a tough spot and he's an extraordinarily intelligent guy. He's maybe the

00:20:50.020 most intelligent person in the U S Senate, but he's not as good at that pavement retail politics

00:20:56.600 as Beto O'Rourke is. So Beto had an advantage there and a big money advantage. Beto obviously

00:21:03.300 had a lot of money from national Democrats coming in. So, okay, that's fine. If this were,

00:21:08.800 uh, let's say though, that Cruz only, instead of beating him by three or four points, let's say he

00:21:13.500 beat him by 10 points. That's in Texas, that's still pretty scary. And, uh, uh, I don't, I think

00:21:20.260 perhaps they should, uh, stop building the wall along the Southern border and just build a wall

00:21:24.680 completely around the state of Texas so that it stops getting infiltrated by Democrats. Cause that,

00:21:29.140 that is a little bit of a worrying trend, but look guys to quote the economist, John Maynard Keynes

00:21:34.360 in the long run, we're all dead. So we can always worry about things tomorrow. This is, I think a lot

00:21:39.480 of when Ben and I disagree on politics, it's, it's mostly attitudinal, which is, Hey, we won.

00:21:45.580 We're here today. Come on. That's pretty good. And Ben will say, yeah, but in 50 years, the sun is

00:21:50.600 going to explode and we'll all die. Okay. All right. Yeah, I guess that's true. But today is a

00:21:55.960 good day. Um, the other thing I want to point out with Beto is they, they made this such a national

00:22:02.320 point for Democrats is imagine if he went by his actual name. Imagine if Beto O'Rourke didn't

00:22:08.900 pretend to be a Mexican. He's not Mexican. He's not even one 1,024th Mexican. He's a white guy. 0.75

00:22:14.060 His name is Bob. His name is Robert Francis O'Rourke. And I know we've been joking about Beto

00:22:19.960 and Beto and Beta and Robert Francis, you know, imagine if he actually had to go by

00:22:25.440 his name, Robert O'Rourke, Ted Cruz versus Robert O'Rourke. Would any Democrat care about

00:22:30.700 him? Even though I know he's like a little cutie pie and he wore dresses in his prog rock

00:22:34.800 band in the nineties or whatever, but I know I get that. But would they actually care about

00:22:40.080 him? No, they wouldn't. It shows that racial obsession of Democrats that a 100% whitest guy 0.96

00:22:48.620 on the face of the earth can just pretend to be a Mexican and he will get national Democrat 0.91

00:22:54.160 support. That is pretty bizarre. He'll get tens of millions of dollars from out of state

00:22:59.260 Democrats. That is pretty bizarre. And when we pointed it out that he's a fake Mexican, 1.00

00:23:04.740 that he's lying about his race by using that name, they didn't seem to care. They didn't 0.76

00:23:09.580 care. One, because I think Democrats are shallow thinkers when it comes to this, these races and

00:23:16.580 they're shallow when it comes to race. It doesn't matter. It's just the appearance of

00:23:20.420 the thing. If you're a man who then wears a dress and says, you're a woman, they say

00:23:24.740 you're a woman. If you're a white guy who slaps on the name Beto, next time he's going 1.00

00:23:30.240 to go by like Juan Lopez, Juan Lopez O'Rourke, you slap on a Mexican name, then you're a Mexican.

00:23:37.060 And this actually does have a philosophical grounding to it. It actually comes from the flaws

00:23:44.000 of feminism, leftism, intersectionality, intersectionalism. There actually are

00:23:50.280 philosophical, just a rotten core to this. We're going to get to that a little bit later

00:23:54.860 when we talk about the Girl Scouts suing the Boy Scouts. But that is the rotten philosophical

00:23:59.560 foundation of the modern left that this guy, I mean, he's actually a good example because

00:24:03.900 he used to wear dresses back when he was a young man playing in prog rock bands. But talk

00:24:09.580 about shallowness. So I think in the future, whenever I run for, for Senate from the state

00:24:14.860 of Texas, I want it to be on the record right now. I am going to go as Miguel Juan Lopez

00:24:20.840 Francisco Knowles. So get that. And I want you to start calling me that because then when

00:24:27.420 I run, I'll say, oh, my friends have been calling me that for years. What a cynical jerk. 1.00

00:24:32.920 He lost. Ha ha ha. Ha ha ha. Delicious. Now, we have to talk about Jeff Sessions. This is breaking 1.00

00:24:42.880 news. Jeff Sessions has resigned. They didn't wait very long on that one. We've been wondering if he

00:24:49.120 was going to resign for months and months. President Trump has been really hard on him

00:24:52.240 ever since AG Jeff Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation. He said, it's improper for me

00:24:59.720 to be the point person on the Russia investigation because I was on the campaign. And so there is a

00:25:07.820 special counsel appointed. He reports to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. And Donald Trump

00:25:14.500 has been hammering Jeff Sessions for this. I had always hoped that it was just a show. I had always

00:25:20.100 hoped that they were just putting on a show. Oh, yeah, Trump hates Jeff Sessions and they're going to

00:25:24.180 fight it out. But they really liked each other because Jeff Sessions is a great guy. He's done a very

00:25:28.460 good job at other aspects as Attorney General at the DOJ. And he was one of Trump's earliest

00:25:34.340 supporters. I think he was the earliest major supporter for Donald Trump. And it just seems

00:25:39.460 that actually it was a pretty bad relationship. Trump was pretty mean to the guy. In his resignation

00:25:47.040 letter, he said that he was resigning at the request of the president. So he's out. Now they're

00:25:54.380 going to fill that and Democrats are going to crow about how President Trump is obstructing justice

00:25:59.760 with the Mueller investigation. It remains to be seen what happens with regard to Mueller. This

00:26:04.900 doesn't directly affect that at all. However, Jeff Sessions is out. We should point out he's done a very

00:26:10.940 good job in many other ways. He's gotten very tough on drugs amidst this awful opioid crisis, one of the

00:26:16.800 worst epidemics in American history. And he's gotten really tough on drugs, reversed a lot of stupid 1.00

00:26:22.380 Obama era policies. He's gotten a lot tougher on illegal immigration. He's actually enforcing laws 0.99

00:26:28.940 now, laws that have not been enforced since the 1990s. He's getting back there and enforcing the

00:26:35.480 law. That's really important. You know, he's just tightened up the ship. He's made what was a very

00:26:42.660 lawless DOJ under Barack Obama, a corrupt, a crooked, lawless DOJ. He's made it much more law and order

00:26:50.300 centric. And actually his recusal, as frustrating as it is for Republicans and conservatives,

00:26:57.600 does show that change. Because Loretta Lynch wouldn't have recused herself from nothing. 1.00

00:27:02.340 The Obama DOJ, Eric Holder, Loretta Lynch was so corrupt, so targeted President Obama's political 0.99

00:27:11.400 opponents. And Jeff Sessions came in and he said, we're not going to do that. We are going to hold

00:27:16.560 ourselves to a higher standard. I give him credit for it. I think he did a really good job in many

00:27:21.040 areas and I'm sorry to see him go. And hopefully, you know, President Trump has replaced bad appointees

00:27:26.260 with good appointees and good appointees with better appointees. And I hope that that is the case here,

00:27:31.960 but we'll just have to see what happens moving forward. What we do know is that the show must go

00:27:37.700 on. And that's what this is all about. I think that's why the Sessions resignation came today.

00:27:41.560 I think that's why Trump had this wild press conference today. The show must go on and it is

00:27:47.640 going on. The best news that comes out of these midterm elections, the absolute best news, and the

00:27:53.380 reason why losing the House is actually probably a benefit to Trump, might hurt the Republicans broadly,

00:27:59.900 but it's probably a benefit to Trump, is that Trump now gets an adversary. He's got someone to fight

00:28:06.140 against. When Donald Trump doesn't have an adversary, he's fine. He treads water. He's okay.

00:28:12.280 But when he's got an adversary, that's when he shines. When he's got a Jeb Bush to go after,

00:28:16.920 or a crooked Hillary, or now a Nancy Pelosi, that is when he shines. And, you know, President Trump

00:28:23.900 learns a lot from Reagan and from Obama. Don't forget, Barack Obama lost 63 seats in the House in

00:28:30.460 the 2010 midterms, and he got re-elected in 2012. The Democrats aren't talking about that very much

00:28:36.460 right now. So what does it mean? It means that Democrats are going to investigate everything.

00:28:40.040 They're going to investigate security clearances, conflicts of interest, the Trump organization,

00:28:44.000 porn stars, all that stuff. They're saying now that they're going after tax returns. They're going to

00:28:49.220 get Trump's tax returns. They're going to see it. They are falling into a trap. I'm glad they're

00:28:53.240 falling into this trap. They set the trap for themselves a year or so ago. Now that the Democrats

00:28:58.480 have the House, they can request Trump's tax returns from the Treasury Department,

00:29:02.440 and they almost certainly will get them, but they can't release them. So they can't have their tax

00:29:11.200 returns and eat them too. They can have their tax returns, or they can pressure Trump to release

00:29:16.040 his own tax returns, but they can't get the tax returns and then release them. That would be a

00:29:19.980 violation of the law. So I just think they don't learn anything. You know, this election should have

00:29:26.860 been a blue wave. It really should have, historically speaking, and it wasn't. It wasn't

00:29:31.100 even close to a blue wave. They took the House, but no wave at all. And they're focusing on things

00:29:37.400 that people don't care about. They don't care about the tax returns. No American cares about

00:29:41.440 Trump's tax returns. Nobody is going to win an election on Donald Trump's tax returns. It ain't

00:29:47.540 going to happen. But President Trump is playing along. He is the troll in chief, and he's got great

00:29:52.140 words for Nancy Pelosi. Plus, we will get to this unbelievable press conference today,

00:29:58.680 an epic smackdown of Jim Acosta. But first, I've got to say goodbye to Facebook and YouTube.

00:30:03.460 If you're on Facebook and YouTube, I'm amazed you're still there. Go to dailywire.com.

00:30:07.420 If you are already on Daily Wire, thank you. You help us keep the lights on. If you're not,

00:30:11.620 it's $10 a month, $100 for an annual membership. You get me. You get the Andrew Klavan show. You get

00:30:15.460 the Ben Shapiro show. You get to ask questions in the mailbag. You get all that stuff. By the way,

00:30:18.880 if you happen to be in Los Angeles tonight and you're thirsty for some sweet, sweet leftist tears

00:30:23.220 and salty, come out to Loyola Marymount University at 7 p.m. I will be joined by the supreme lord of

00:30:30.360 the multiverse himself, Andrew Klavan, to entertain and enlighten both friends and snowflakes. Hope to

00:30:36.180 see you there at Loyola Marymount University, 7 p.m. Pacific time. It's going to be a lot of fun.

00:30:41.860 You'll need the Leftist Tears Tumblr. You're going to need it because the Trump agenda,

00:30:46.040 with the exception of tax reform, has been all through the Senate, not through the House.

00:30:51.360 We've made gains in the Senate. We're going to get more judges through. We're going to get more

00:30:55.060 Brett Kavanaugh's. I hope you like beer. I like beer. I still like beer, and I still like Leftist

00:30:59.420 Tears. Go get your Tumblr. We'll be right back with a lot more.

00:31:01.920 So we elected a showman. We're getting a show. President Trump tweets at this out today. He

00:31:17.380 says, quote, in all fairness, Nancy Pelosi deserves to be chosen speaker of the House by the Democrats.

00:31:22.100 If they give her a hard time, perhaps we'll add some Republican votes. She has earned this great

00:31:26.920 honor. So he's saying Democrats are threatening not to make Pelosi their speaker because she's 155

00:31:34.640 years old, and she's not a terribly competent person. Though she is a shrewd politician in many

00:31:40.480 ways, and we'll get to that. So President Trump is saying, that's fine. If your Democrats won't

00:31:44.880 make you speaker, maybe we'll send you some Republican votes so that you can become speaker. 0.95

00:31:48.720 You deserve it, Nancy. Of course he wants Nancy Pelosi. She's one of the most detested people in 0.78

00:31:53.240 the entire country. She's a perfect adversary for him, and he'll win every time that he goes up

00:31:57.920 against her. So we hope, we're supporting Nancy for speaker, Pelosi for speaker, 2018. Let's do it.

00:32:05.080 I hope we all unify here at the Daily Wire. So he sends that out. She's also a shrewd politician,

00:32:13.180 by the way, because she's already saying impeachment is probably not going to be pursued.

00:32:16.920 Of course not. I mean, they would be so stupid. Both Pelosi and Trump learned the lesson of the 1.00

00:32:24.500 Clinton impeachment, which is that when an overzealous house overreaches, you get political

00:32:30.280 gains for the incumbent president. That's exactly what would happen. No hope of conviction in the

00:32:36.260 Senate. No hope now or in 2020, probably. So it would be a huge waste of time, a huge distraction,

00:32:41.980 and Trump could continue to get his agenda through executive orders and through the judges. So she's

00:32:48.540 taking that off the table. She also said they're not going to try to impeach Kavanaugh. I think

00:32:51.960 they've learned from the Kavanaugh effect, which is that the senators who voted against Brett Kavanaugh

00:32:58.240 basically all got routed last night. Okay, that's fine. That's the Pelosi side of it. Now President

00:33:04.800 Trump gets up there, and he puts on a show. He starts with the incredibly satisfying smackdown

00:33:10.300 of Jim Acosta. There are hundreds of miles away, though. There are hundreds and hundreds

00:33:14.760 of miles away. That's not an invasion. Honestly, I think you should let me run the country. You run

00:33:19.880 CNN. All right. And if you did it well, your ratings will be much better. If I may ask one other

00:33:24.340 question, Mr. President, if I may ask one other question, are you worried? That's enough. That's

00:33:28.180 enough. That's enough. That's enough. Pardon me, ma'am. I'm, Mr. President. That's enough.

00:33:33.620 Mr. President, I'd want to tell you what. CNN should be ashamed of itself having you working

00:33:38.220 for them. You are a rude, terrible person. You shouldn't be working for CNN. Go ahead. 1.00

00:33:45.020 I think that's unfair. You're a very rude person. The way you treat Sarah Huckabee 0.96

00:33:48.480 is horrible, and the way you treat other people are horrible. You shouldn't treat people that

00:33:53.320 way. Go ahead. Go ahead, Peter. Go ahead. In Jim's defense, I've traveled with him and

00:33:57.140 watched him. He's a diligent reporter. Well, I'm not a big fan of yours either, so to be honest.

00:34:01.180 Show me the lie. Show me the lie. Fact check true on all of that. By the way, that was after

00:34:08.580 Jim Acosta asked about 100,000 questions. He wouldn't shut up. They weren't questions. He's

00:34:14.060 just arguing with Trump. He says that the caravan isn't invading the country. The illegal alien 1.00

00:34:18.840 caravan isn't invading the country. They are. They're not American citizens. They're foreign 1.00

00:34:23.940 nationals, and they're forcing themselves into the country. By definition, that's an invasion. 0.99

00:34:27.420 So Trump says basically that. And Jim says, no, they're not invading. They're just coming into

00:34:33.420 the country illegally. He says, yeah, okay, we have a difference of opinion, but they're invading. 0.51

00:34:37.200 And he just goes on and on, and he keeps badgering. And there are other reporters there,

00:34:41.200 presumably, who want to ask questions. And so finally he says, all right, that's enough from you.

00:34:44.880 And he smacks him down. And he's right. Jim Acosta does treat people wrong. What you didn't see in

00:34:49.080 that clip is that a White House aide, this young woman, goes up to get the microphone from Acosta

00:34:55.140 because he keeps demagoguing and won't let anyone ask another question. And Acosta shoves her. He

00:34:59.960 shoves her away, pulls the microphone back, and he shoves her away. And yet we're told that

00:35:06.140 President Trump is this awful bully, and he's a misogynist. He's all, look at Jim Acosta, 1.00

00:35:12.020 shoving a woman who's trying to do her job away from him and refusing to give up the microphone and let

00:35:16.960 anybody else speak. It is awful. And I love that President Trump, probably alone among possible

00:35:23.500 Republican presidents right now, is able to call that out. It was absolutely right. He also,

00:35:29.020 but I'm actually, by the way, trying to draft Jim Acosta to be the 2020 Democrat nominee. I think

00:35:34.460 that's the showdown we're all waiting for. That's the, if you're watching, if you're watching the

00:35:40.220 heads of the Democrat Party, Maxine Waters, Hillary Clinton, Michael Abinati, I want you all to nominate

00:35:46.880 Jim Acosta. President Trump, during this great press conference, also fired back at some of his

00:35:52.140 critics within the GOP. Here he is.

00:35:55.980 You, you suggested that- Who was retiring?

00:35:57.980 You said that many of the retirements that happened in the House made it very difficult-

00:36:01.660 Many retirements, yeah.

00:36:02.540 That made it very difficult for you in this election cycle, and that it was because they

00:36:06.960 were chairmans, that were chairmanships that were vacated. But Jeff Flake wasn't a chairman of

00:36:11.040 a committee, and Paul Ryan also retired the cycle. So why do you think that is? Whose fault is it that

00:36:16.140 In Jeff Flake's case, it's me, pure and simple. I retired him. I'm very proud of it. I did the

00:36:22.140 country a great service. Go ahead. Give him that. Give him that. He is retired. I'd like to call it

00:36:27.660 another word, but we're going to treat him with great respect. Go ahead.

00:36:30.460 Thank you, Mr. President.

00:36:31.980 Jeff Flake, that's another beauty. Go ahead.

00:36:33.980 Go ahead. But we're going to treat him with great respect. That Flake, what a beaut, what a beaut he

00:36:39.260 is. Absolutely right, too. And a worthwhile point on this is that the GOP got blown out in the suburbs,

00:36:47.100 in the House races here. They got really damaged in the suburbs, which only makes sense. The rural

00:36:53.820 areas generally vote for Republicans. Urban areas generally vote for Democrats. And the suburbs are

00:36:59.820 where they battle it out. But for years and years now, the suburbs have been moving bluer and bluer.

00:37:05.420 And in a swing year, in a year that should favor Democrats, it's no surprise that the Democrats took

00:37:11.020 the suburbs. That's the easiest place for them to take. But, you know, Jeff Flake is the kind of

00:37:16.300 Republican who talks to the suburbs. Guess what? Even Republicans who talk to the suburbs lose. If you

00:37:21.100 stand in the middle of the road, you're going to get hit by a truck. And there are few words that

00:37:27.740 I have for Jeff Flake that I haven't already said on this show. So we can leave it there. But he's

00:37:33.180 just awful. He's just the worst kind of preening narcissist. And I'm very happy that he's no longer 1.00

00:37:38.860 in the Senate. And we all should be. And Trump did do a national service in doing that. It's also nice

00:37:44.060 because it shows a certain independence from Trump, which is that he's not simply a partisan guy.

00:37:51.500 I mean, he hasn't been a partisan for much of his life. He's been a Democrat. He's been a Republican.

00:37:55.260 He's been a Reform Party guy. And this helps him in many ways because it's frustrating when he's

00:38:02.300 fighting with Paul Ryan. It's frustrating when he's fighting with members of his own party. But

00:38:05.660 I think it gives him a lot of credibility for American voters who are not hardcore Republicans

00:38:11.660 or hardcore Democrats. It shows an independent streak. It's frustrating for those of us who are

00:38:16.820 more partisan. But, you know, I think actually in the long run, it probably helps. Then he also showed

00:38:24.200 us in this press conference that the media are not getting any fairer to the GOP. This was an

00:38:28.840 amazing exchange with a woman, I believe, from PBS talking to Donald Trump. It's not even a question.

00:38:35.560 It's just an accusation. Here she is. On the campaign trail, you called yourself a nationalist.

00:38:40.280 Some people saw that as emboldening white nationalists. Now people are also saying that the press-

00:38:44.120 I don't know why you'd say that. It's such a racist question.

00:38:45.960 There are some people that say that now the Republican Party is seen as supporting white

00:38:50.200 nationalists because of your rhetoric. What do you make of that?

00:38:52.600 I don't believe that. Well, I don't know. Why do I have my highest poll numbers ever with African 1.00

00:38:56.920 Americans? Why do I have among the highest poll numbers with African Americans? I mean,

00:39:02.280 why do I have my highest poll numbers? That's such a racist question. Honestly, I mean, I know you have

00:39:07.880 it written down and you're going to tell me. Let me tell you, it's a racist question.

00:39:11.400 I love it. You know what the word is? I love our country. I do. You have nationalists. You have

00:39:18.920 globalists. I also love the world. And I don't mind helping the world. But we have to straighten

00:39:23.800 out our country first. We have a lot of problems. Excuse me. But to say that what you said is so

00:39:29.400 insulting to me. It's a very terrible thing that you said. I'm so pleased that he said this to her and

00:39:35.000 that he took it the way that it is. Because one, it's a very racist question. What he said is,

00:39:39.480 I'm an American nationalist. I'm for the American nation. The American nation is not an ethno state.

00:39:45.560 It's not, there is no race called the Americans. There are many races who have come to America.

00:39:51.960 It was founded by people who were English and people who were Dutch and people who were black,

00:39:59.160 who were brought over as slaves and people who later were Irish. And then some Italians when the 0.97

00:40:05.480 Sicilian sardine boat came over and met up with the Mayflower boat and produced little

00:40:09.400 old me and other people too. And obviously, every race under the sun has come to America over time.

00:40:15.720 To say that you are an American nationalist is to make a statement that is absent of race.

00:40:24.920 And she says, if you support America, you are a racist. That's what she's saying. That's why her

00:40:31.080 comment is racist, is she's saying America is a white country. Saying America is a white country, 0.99

00:40:35.880 or an English country, or an Irish country, or whatever. And then she says that you said you're

00:40:41.160 a nationalist. And some people have said that means white nationalists. Some people. You're some people.

00:40:46.760 You're the some people who said it. Admit it. At least have some courage and say, I'm criticizing you

00:40:51.720 for this and I'm equating American nationalism with white nationalism. This doesn't make any sense.

00:40:57.240 When Trump says he's a nationalist, he's spoken with stunning clarity on this. He is saying that he

00:41:02.360 supports the Westphalian system, the system of nation states that we've had for about 400 years

00:41:07.480 in this world to preserve the world order. And that independent nations are the best units of

00:41:15.400 the global order to preserve liberty for its people. That's what he's saying. He juxtaposes it with

00:41:21.720 globalism, which refers to transnational, supranational empires like the European Union,

00:41:28.040 or the United Nations, or any, any other. Okay. So he says this and she says, well, what about,

00:41:35.640 oh, isn't that just like white nationalism? White nationalism is actually the opposite of nationalism 0.51

00:41:41.320 because there is no white nation. There's never been a nation of the whites. In fact, actually,

00:41:46.680 the only sound argument against nationalism is Europe, is the white continent, because there are, 0.61

00:41:52.600 there isn't just one white nation, which is called Europe. There are many of little nations, 0.87

00:41:56.680 the French nation, the Italian nation, the English nation, the Spanish nation, and all of those

00:42:02.280 nations would fight with one another. The argument against nationalism is that all of those independent

00:42:06.920 nations having too much sovereignty will get all of the various white people to kill each other in 1.00

00:42:11.480 Europe. There is no nation of the whites that there are, there can be white empires. Plenty of 0.99

00:42:17.160 people have tried to create empires such as that, but it is not nationalism. So it's both a

00:42:23.160 misunderstanding what, what she's talking about, but it's also an awful calumny. It's an awful slander.

00:42:28.280 And so he says, your question is racist, which is true. And then he said, your accusation against me

00:42:33.560 is so horribly insulting. And I'm glad he said that because they get away with this. They've gotten away

00:42:38.120 with this for decades. They call you a racist and we're supposed to take it. We're just supposed to

00:42:42.360 take it. I've had people in ostensibly polite conversations call me a racist flat out or imply that I'm

00:42:48.600 racist or bigoted, or I don't like people of other races. And that's so, you know, I got two words for 0.99

00:42:53.240 those people, though. I try to be polite in conversation, so I don't say them very much,

00:42:57.240 but it's awful. And the people who do it should be ashamed of themselves.

00:43:00.760 They behave like children, like little angry, hysterical, mean-spirited children. And that's 0.78

00:43:06.120 how she was behaving. And she should sit down. And I'm glad that President Trump called her out for

00:43:11.320 it. The press conference only got better from there, of course, because it's not just that reporters are

00:43:17.000 unfair when it comes to racial insinuations. It's that they're unfair on questions of basic history.

00:43:22.520 They're actually trying to rewrite history to make Barack Obama look better and to make Trump look

00:43:27.560 worse. Look at this stunning exchange, which for some reason the left is spreading all around Twitter

00:43:32.360 right now. President Obama allowed a very large part of Ukraine to be taken. And right now you have

00:43:38.520 submarines off that particular parcel that we're talking about. That was President Putin who annexed

00:43:45.000 Crimea, sir. That was President Obama's regime. That was during President Obama.

00:43:50.520 Right? That was not during me. But it was President Putin, sir, who did the annexation.

00:43:54.920 No, no. It was President Obama that allowed it to happen. Had nothing to do with me. Okay, go ahead.

00:44:01.640 That's exactly right. I suppose technically both of the people in here are right, except the reporter is

00:44:06.760 wrong because he's trying to pretend that his point contradicts Trump's point. It doesn't.

00:44:11.800 Trump said Barack Obama allowed Crimea to be annexed by Russia. That is true. 1.00

00:44:18.920 Crimea was annexed by Vladimir Putin and Russia in 2014. Barack Obama let that happen. Barack Obama,

00:44:25.960 he's supposed to be the leader of the world. He's supposed to go in there and kick the bad guys 0.79

00:44:29.080 and draw red lines. And he let it happen. George Bush, by the way, routed Vladimir Putin out of 0.89

00:44:36.280 most of Georgia when Vladimir Putin invaded Georgia. And Barack Obama failed to do that

00:44:40.840 in Crimea. So Trump makes that point. And then the reporter says, well, no, Vladimir Putin annexed

00:44:47.800 Crimea. Like, yeah, right, dummy. That's not the point I'm making. The point I'm making is that Barack 0.98

00:44:52.360 Obama allowed him to do it. And they're sending this around on Twitter now. Prominent blue checkmark

00:44:57.480 dummies, you know, probably the Pod Save America people. I'm not, I don't know for sure, but if I had to

00:45:01.960 bet, I would bet that those, those kinds of guys are tweeting it around too. Trump is right. And

00:45:08.280 they're trying to rewrite that because they don't want to admit Barack Obama's weakness and failure

00:45:12.120 as president, but he failed. And I like that Trump is doubling down on it too. They're trying to rewrite

00:45:18.280 history, not just, not just read your mind, impugn your motives. They're trying to rewrite history and we

00:45:24.520 shouldn't let them do it. They also have no idea how the government works, but we're going to have to 0.80

00:45:28.200 save that for tomorrow because we're out of time right now. Uh, you should check out the speech

00:45:32.120 tonight. It's gonna be a lot of fun. I suppose it'll be more of a conversation than a speech with

00:45:35.080 me and the supreme leader of the multiverse, Andrew Klavan. So check that out. I hope we're

00:45:39.720 going to live stream it. Hopefully we'll record it too. But if you're in town, check it out at Loyola,

00:45:44.040 Marymount University, 7 PM Pacific. And otherwise I'll see you tomorrow. In the meantime,

00:45:49.320 I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show. See you then.

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The Michael Knowles Show - November 08, 2018

Ep. 248 - The Great Purple Puddle

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