The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 447 - Can’t Stump Trump(s)

00:00:00.000 Donald Trump Jr. takes no prisoners during an appearance on The View. Meanwhile, the smart

00:00:05.620 ex-administration officials stay on the Trump train and even more Democrats get ready to jump

00:00:11.340 into the presidential race as the odds of the president's reelection increase. We will examine

00:00:16.460 why the Teflon don, the Teflon dons keep winning. Nikki Haley blows the whistle on sabotage in 0.85

00:00:23.240 President Trump's cabinet. Surveys show conservatives are hotter and more dateable

00:00:27.260 than liberals. I've been saying it for years. And a young MAGA hat-clad hero, Trolls MSNBC.

00:00:33.380 All that and more. I'm Michael Knowles, and this is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:00:43.660 So much to get to. The Don Jr. clip on The View is one of the most satisfying things I have seen

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00:02:49.140 Never go to the post office again. Donald Trump Jr. Donald Trump Jr. just, it was so sweet. It was,

00:02:59.580 I don't even know how to describe it. So I will give it no introduction other than to say

00:03:05.860 The View made a very, very big mistake inviting on Donald Trump Jr. to promote his new book,

00:03:13.480 triggered. Here is how the interview began.

00:03:17.720 She's talking about lowering the discourse to his level, which is horrible for this country.

00:03:22.720 Even if people are working, we don't want to have a country like that. Do you understand that?

00:03:27.180 We've all, we've all done things.

00:03:28.340 We don't like the vessel of this, but nevertheless, look at the report.

00:03:31.600 We've all done things that we regret.

00:03:33.700 Okay. So I want it to be clear here. They started the fight. The View started the fight.

00:03:43.020 The way this is being portrayed in the media is that Donald Trump Jr. came in there with

00:03:46.960 guns blazing, just going out to lob bombs at the hosts, hostesses of The View. That's not what 1.00

00:03:52.100 happened. Joy Behar started it. And she said, look, I don't care if people are working. I don't care

00:03:57.300 if the economy is going great. I don't care if consumer confidence is very high. I don't care

00:04:02.360 if all of that is so great. The discourse has been lowered in this country, which is the greatest

00:04:09.060 example of a pot calling a kettle black I have ever seen in my life. Joy Behar, a hostess

00:04:15.180 of The View, a show that has almost single-handedly degraded discourse in America. I mean, truly

00:04:21.900 a, an example of some of the worst discourse in the American public sphere is, is hurling

00:04:29.960 this insult at Trump and saying, your father has degraded discourse in America. This shows

00:04:34.880 you a key fact about Trump, which I think a lot of Trump's critics misunderstand, especially

00:04:39.860 his critics on the right misunderstand this. What we're pointing out so much of the time,

00:04:46.320 what is clear so much of the time from the Trump era is not that Donald Trump is the greatest

00:04:51.040 guy that ever lived. It's not that Donald Trump is the most eloquent guy or the greatest

00:04:55.540 president. It isn't that. It's that Trump is better than his critics. The lesson is that

00:05:02.440 the criticisms lobbed by Trump's critics are actually more applicable to the critics themselves.

00:05:09.780 It's this total explosion of self-awareness because if you are a hostess on The View accusing

00:05:19.680 somebody else of degrading discourse, you have lost the narrative. So Joy Behar starts the attack. She 0.98

00:05:24.660 says, you've degraded our discourse. Your father's offensive. And John, Don Jr. unloads.

00:05:31.240 We've all done things that we regret. I mean, if we're talking about bringing a discourse down,

00:05:35.540 Joy, you've worn blackface. Whoopi. You said that Roman Polanski. I have not. I'm sorry. And don't,

00:05:42.340 if you do it. You said that Roman Polanski, it wasn't rape, rape when he raped a child. So let's 0.98

00:05:47.840 talk about serious things. Come on. Let's talk about this. So you want to bring this up?

00:05:51.660 The question came up. I did not go in blackface. Please. No, she was not in blackface. Thank you.

00:05:56.680 No, sorry. Listen, being black, I recognize blackface. This I can say. Okay. 1.00

00:06:02.520 So no, apparently she doesn't because Whoopi Goldberg very famously was sitting and laughing

00:06:07.360 at a dinner next to her then boyfriend, Ted Danson, who was wearing actual blackface. 0.50

00:06:13.080 By the way, I'm not attacking Whoopi Goldberg or Ted Danson for this, but clearly Whoopi Goldberg has a

00:06:19.480 history here with blackface and it's, you can't use that attack to assault, or you can't use the

00:06:26.160 attack of offensiveness to assault Donald Trump or Donald Trump Jr. or any of them. And then

00:06:31.180 meanwhile, deny that your friends and your co-hosts have worn blackface and say it never

00:06:35.620 happened. It's just gaslighting. We saw it happen. We saw the photo of Ted Danson. And by the way,

00:06:40.120 we saw Joy Behar wearing blackface in the 1970s and she didn't just wear it. We didn't just see the 0.97

00:06:46.280 photo. She actually admitted to it on television. Is that you, Joy? Oh, you know, this picture.

00:06:51.800 Joy, is that you? Joy, that is you? Yes. Joy, are you black? No, I know. It was a Halloween 1.00

00:06:57.700 party. I went as a beautiful African woman. Oh, yes, you ain't black. But that's my hair. 0.78

00:07:03.180 That's my hair. That is me. Did you have tanning lotion on, Joy? I had makeup that was a little

00:07:10.220 bit darker than my skin. A little bit of makeup was a little bit darker. Makeup was just a

00:07:16.260 little, okay. So I wore dark makeup to go in a costume as a black person, but that's not blackface 0.70

00:07:23.420 because it's only blackface when conservatives do it. Even though I can't think of a time that 0.63

00:07:28.300 conservatives have done it because Justin Trudeau is not a conservative. Ralph Northam is not a

00:07:32.400 conservative. Ted Danson is not a conservative. Joy Behar is not a conservative. I could go on and on

00:07:38.520 and Billy Crystal is not a conservative when he dressed like Sammy Davis Jr. I mean, we, we would spend

00:07:43.200 the whole show talking about left-wingers wearing blackface and I'm not even attacking them for that.

00:07:47.800 I'm pointing out the gaslighting because Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar say blackface is terrible.

00:07:53.960 You can't wear it. I never wore it. I've never approved of anybody wearing it. Yes, you did.

00:07:58.820 You did. So maybe before you start throwing stones at Donald Trump for how offensive he is,

00:08:04.700 maybe just take a look at, before you accuse me, take a look at yourself. So Don Jr. flips the script

00:08:13.100 on the view. This is a key of the Trump era is that flipping the script. What's good for the goose

00:08:19.800 is good for the gander. If the left is going to attack us in a way that some deem unfair, Trump is

00:08:25.000 going to attack them in that way. He's not going to unilaterally disarm. And apparently this trade

00:08:29.440 applies not just to the father, but also to the son. You've broken this piece of ice because I

00:08:35.160 guess this is the fight you want. It's not the fight. Yeah, it is. But if we're talking about

00:08:38.840 character, we're talking about these things. Are you questioning my character? I'm not

00:08:42.060 questioning your character. I'm talking about, you're questioning my father's character.

00:08:45.080 I'm sorry, I didn't question anybody. I simply said that when you're talking about that your father's

00:08:54.520 taking more heat than anybody else, that it's not so. Instead- As a president? Yes, as a president.

00:09:00.180 It's ridiculous. So she says, this is the fight you wanted, Don Jr. No, it's not. They started the 0.87

00:09:09.080 fight. This is what the left always does to us. They say, you started it. You want the fight.

00:09:13.640 You're bringing it. No, we don't. You know, when we go to college campuses, some of us conservatives

00:09:19.100 who go give speeches at college campuses, the left, which becomes often actually physically

00:09:27.680 violent, becomes almost always disruptive, accuse us of starting the fight. We're not

00:09:33.560 starting the fight. We're giving lectures at college campuses. That's what college campuses

00:09:37.080 are for. We're exchanging different ideas on college campuses. That's what college campuses

00:09:41.520 are for. The people who are causing the disruption, the people lobbying the attacks, the people who

00:09:46.360 are becoming sometimes violent, they're the ones who are starting and they're gaslighting

00:09:51.260 us. And for so long, conservatives were cowered by this kind of behavior. We'd say, oh gosh,

00:09:57.260 they're calling us. They're saying we're starting the fight on TV. We don't want to seem, because

00:10:01.320 like the TV is stacked against us. So they're going to make us look bad and we don't want to

00:10:04.980 look bad. And we're trying to appeal to the people that the TV appeals to. So we're just going

00:10:08.800 to back down and let the left run roughshod over the culture, not just on TV, but in the

00:10:14.820 movies, not just in the movies, but on college campuses. And the thing that people love so

00:10:20.720 much about Trump, even more than the mean tweets, even more than some of the policy successes,

00:10:28.140 frankly, is that he's fighting back. This is a trait that after Trump is gone, Trump is

00:10:34.560 a unique figure in American politics. Once he's gone, you're not going to have candidates

00:10:38.260 like him anymore. He's one of a kind, okay? An American original. But we can at least learn

00:10:43.520 this one lesson from Trump, which is just, don't take it. Don't lie down and take it.

00:10:49.260 Even when you're invited into the lion's den on The View, don't just lie there and take

00:10:54.520 it. They start the fight, you finish the fight. Don Jr. then goes nuclear at the end of this.

00:11:01.680 He's prompted by a question from Abby Huntsman, whom I love. When, by the way, when I am criticizing

00:11:07.900 hosts on The View, just assume that I'm not criticizing Abby Huntsman, who is a friend

00:11:12.820 of mine for a while and I like her very much. However, my friendship with Abby does not excuse

00:11:18.260 the other women on The View, like Joy Behar, who are just absolutely destroying public discourse. 1.00

00:11:24.180 So Abby though, Abby pushes back on Don Jr. and says, your father is imperiling the whistleblower.

00:11:32.400 Your father is not following the norms on the whistleblower. And it's important that we protect

00:11:36.880 whistleblowers and whistleblowers are great. And if you ever reveal the identity of a whistleblower

00:11:42.800 or otherwise punish a whistleblower for blowing the whistle, you're really being a bad whistleblowing

00:11:48.320 sort of person. Don Jr. flips the script even there. I'm outraged because I care about diplomacy

00:11:54.600 in this country. I care about how we protect the people when they see a wrongdoing, that they go

00:11:59.100 through the proper political channels and they are protected for doing that. So you can say that

00:12:02.820 that whatever outlet released it. Abby, but let's not kid ourselves. The name has been out there

00:12:06.380 for five days. But it doesn't make it right. But nevertheless, nevertheless, nevertheless.

00:12:09.060 But Abby, you guys, ABC is right now chasing down a whistleblower about all of the Epstein stuff

00:12:15.840 because those stories were killed. So if we're going to have the conversation about the outrage

00:12:19.640 about whistleblowers, you work with CBS, you work with CBS to ask a whistleblower who came up with a

00:12:27.160 story that's punishating. I'm going to ask one question. This is not CBS. No, but you work with

00:12:30.820 them. That broke this morning. Can we stick to what she asked in the question? Just because if we

00:12:36.440 start getting off on... No, no, no. Because now, no, because I can... That's what I'm saying.

00:12:40.480 So you see what Whoopi does in there. She jumps in the minute that Don Jr. answers Abby's point.

00:12:48.700 Whoopi says, no, no, no. We're not talking about the Epstein whistleblower. We're not talking about

00:12:52.400 the people at ABC News who leaked video to James O'Keefe of our own hosts talking about how ABC

00:13:00.020 News killed the Epstein story. We're not talking about that kind of whistleblower. We're only talking

00:13:04.460 about the kind of whistleblower that hurts Trump. You can't talk about... She says, you've got to stay

00:13:09.480 on topic. Don Jr. is staying on topic. He's saying, hold on a second. You're casting aspersions

00:13:14.200 on my father for... For what? For saying that he has a right to face his accuser? All in the name

00:13:21.160 of the whistleblower. Meanwhile, your network that we are currently on is chasing down whistleblowers

00:13:26.980 for pointing out actually corrupt behavior from this network. So corrupt that they're actually...

00:13:32.060 ABC is working with CBS to chase down this guy who leaked the footage of a host telling the truth

00:13:37.680 about how ABC News killed the story about Jeffrey Epstein, who, by the way, did not kill himself.

00:13:41.500 Just that's sort of a sidebar. He flips the script entirely. We should learn this lesson all the

00:13:47.300 time. Do not accept the left's premises. You know, even I was having a debate in Nashville at Politicon

00:13:55.920 with Clay Aiken. I was supposed to be having a debate with the Democrat Chris Hahn, but it ended up

00:14:00.740 becoming a debate with the moderator, quote unquote, Clay Aiken. And what Clay Aiken kept trying to do

00:14:05.440 was get me to say the exact words that he wanted me to say, by which he would get me to accept his

00:14:14.460 premises and look bad. So one thing he tried to get me to do is he tried to push the same kind of hoax

00:14:20.460 about the Charlottesville rally that the mainstream media pushed, which is that Donald Trump defended

00:14:26.360 neo-Nazis and white supremacists in Charlottesville. So he wanted me to say that there weren't very fine

00:14:33.880 people on both sides, not very fine people on both sides of the debate over taking down historical

00:14:38.180 monuments, but specifically the people who chanted Jews will not replace us. He wanted me to defend

00:14:43.240 people chanting Jews will not replace us. And I said, Clay, what a stupid question. What a ridiculous 1.00

00:14:47.860 question. Nazis are bad. I think we all agree, but he couldn't leave it there because the question he 1.00

00:14:53.180 was asking me was more or less, Hey, Michael, when did you stop beating your wife? Either any way you

00:14:57.600 answer that question, you look bad. This is what the left always does. Flip that script. Do not accept the

00:15:03.560 premises. You don't owe them an answer. Don jr. Doesn't owe an answer on whistleblowers to the

00:15:07.640 view on ABC. ABC owes an answer on whistleblowers to us. Don jr. Doesn't owe an answer on degrading

00:15:15.540 American discourse to joy Behar. Joy Behar owes an answer on degrading American discourse to us.

00:15:21.720 Don't accept the premises. Don't accept this ridiculous idea that you owe people. You owe people on the left

00:15:28.220 some kind of answer on, I don't know, on little children. They were, for a while they were saying

00:15:34.400 that the Trump administration was imprisoning children, which isn't true. These parents were

00:15:40.440 sending their children across the border illegally in violation of the law. And then they obviously

00:15:45.620 were being detained and held in custody. You don't owe an answer to the left on that. The left kills

00:15:51.340 a million babies a year. The left is now supporting injecting little children with hormones to stop

00:15:58.440 them from going through puberty. You don't owe an answer to them. Don jr. Proved it. I love it. I

00:16:04.440 think that's a key lesson of the Trump era. You can see how dishonest the people are.

00:16:09.440 The website PolitiFact is actually now lying about a video that we all saw with our own eyes. We'll get to

00:16:19.260 that in a second. We'll get to what that means, both for the administration in 2020 and for the

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00:18:14.660 and why Don Jr. needs to go in there and go nuclear. PolitiFact sent out this tweet,

00:18:21.680 quote, a Trump ad said Democratic presidential candidates, quote, support giving illegal immigrants

00:18:27.180 free health care at our expense. We rated that mostly false. Now a Florida GOP leader made a similar

00:18:33.480 statement. It's still mostly false. So what PolitiFact, an organization that pretends that it

00:18:38.760 exists to fact check politicians, not biased at all, not partisan at all. In reality, it's

00:18:45.240 just a leftist website, but they pretend to be neutral. They pretend to be objective. They

00:18:49.760 say that the statement that Democratic presidential candidates support giving illegal immigrants

00:18:54.940 free health care at our expense is mostly false. But we have the video. We have the video

00:19:02.260 from NBC News from the Democratic presidential debate where the moderator asks, do you support

00:19:07.880 giving health care to illegal aliens? And not just one, not just two, every single candidate's

00:19:13.220 hand, one up. Raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented

00:19:18.360 immigrants.

00:19:23.120 So every hand goes up there. How does PolitiFact justify their mostly false rating? They say that

00:19:29.880 the moderator's question did not specify if the health care was free. But it did. It actually

00:19:38.320 did. She said, would your government plan provide health care for illegal immigrants? Provide. The 0.99

00:19:47.120 word provide. It's giving. It's bringing it. It's giving it to them. It is actual. Even their

00:19:54.540 BS trying Clintonian sort of twisting the words doesn't work. It's just an out and out lie. That's

00:20:01.900 from PolitiFact. No credibility. The view, no credibility. All of these mainstream outlets just

00:20:10.160 do not command our respect. And it makes you think a little differently about the president who's usually

00:20:17.500 the object of their ire. Even in the administration, you know, we had been told all the really smart

00:20:23.500 people, all the fancy people who wear jackets and ties and live in the beltway. They said, look,

00:20:28.300 Trump might be terrible. I'm talking even about right wingers. I'll say Trump might be terrible,

00:20:32.300 but at least we have responsible people in the administration. Good, serious, responsible people

00:20:37.800 defending the rule of law, defending our institutions and our norms. People like, I don't know, Rex

00:20:44.420 Tillerson, former secretary of state. People like John Kelly, former chief of staff. They're the good

00:20:51.120 guys. They're the one defending our norms and our constitution. Trump is the one destroying it.

00:20:56.200 Except now in a new book, in a new interview, Nikki Haley is saying that it was actually guys like

00:21:02.420 Tillerson and Kelly who were undermining our norms, undermining our institutions, undermining our

00:21:07.480 constitution. Nikki Haley writes in her new book, quote, Kelly and Tillerson confided in me

00:21:13.080 that when they resisted the president, they were not being insubordinate. They were trying to save

00:21:19.100 the country. Here's Nikki Haley. The secretary of state Tillerson went on to tell you the reason he

00:21:23.540 resisted the president's decisions was because if he didn't, people would die. Do you memorialize

00:21:29.820 that conversation? It definitely happened. It absolutely happened. And instead of saying that to

00:21:35.320 me, they should have been saying that to the president, not asking me to join them on their

00:21:40.360 sidebar plan. It should have been, go tell the president what your differences are and quit if you

00:21:46.500 don't like what he's doing. But to undermine a president is really a very dangerous thing.

00:21:53.560 And it goes against the constitution and it goes against what the American people want. And it was,

00:21:57.900 was offensive. That's right. That's absolutely right. And this is where I come, this is where I

00:22:04.440 begin when I'm evaluating something that the president has done. I do not begin from the position

00:22:09.960 that Trump is always right. And I love everything he's doing, whether that's on policy, whether that's

00:22:14.560 on executive action, whether that's on his behavior. That's actually not where I begin.

00:22:18.120 And I do have some policy problems with the president. For instance, I didn't like the

00:22:21.520 first step act. I thought that was a mistake. I felt that healthcare could have been handled

00:22:26.740 a little differently. So there are some policy differences. However, where I begin is from

00:22:32.640 position of assuming the best of the president and maybe the corruption of the mainstream media.

00:22:42.160 Why do I assume that? Because that's exactly the opposite of the script that I'm being told

00:22:47.060 by the mainstream media. And I've just been fooled one too many times. The media have told us that

00:22:52.240 Trump colluded with Russia to overturn the 2016 election, that he should be impeached for his tax 1.00

00:22:58.300 problems, that he's a racist and a bigot and a Nazi and a terrible person. And they've been lying 1.00

00:23:03.100 the whole time. And so I just approach these questions, not even with treating these guys

00:23:08.840 differently. I won't even say that I treat, I begin assuming Trump is really great and the media

00:23:13.520 are really terrible. I just begin with a little skepticism about those claims. And I give a little

00:23:19.340 bit of grace to the president because it's the opposite of what we're getting. And usually that

00:23:23.420 appears to be the right way to go. You can even see this with the ex-Trump administration officials

00:23:28.540 who have done well. The ones who have done well, the ones who have positioned themselves well,

00:23:33.180 are the ones who don't throw him under the bus, like Nikki Haley, or in this case, like

00:23:39.540 Jeff Sessions. So Jeff Sessions, former attorney general, who actually did sort of get done wrong

00:23:44.180 by the president. I mean, he, he was the subject of many mean tweets from the president that could

00:23:49.020 have, one imagines, been handled behind closed doors. Jeff Sessions has not come out and criticized

00:23:54.360 the president. Now he's running for his old Senate seat. And what, what's interesting about this is not

00:23:58.820 that Sessions wants to run for Senate. I thought for months that he would run for Senate.

00:24:01.920 What's interesting about this is that Sessions is running for Senate, not against the president,

00:24:07.900 but on the president's record. Here is the opening ad of his would-be campaign. The opening ad doesn't

00:24:15.040 even talk totally about his record. It talks about the president's record. He, he airs the ad and then

00:24:19.960 he, he talks about it to Tucker Carlson. When I left president Trump's cabinet, did I write a tell-all

00:24:25.460 book? No. Did I go on CNN and attack the president? Nope. Have I said a cross word about our president?

00:24:33.440 Not one time. And I'll tell you why. First, that would be dishonorable. I was there to serve his

00:24:39.960 agenda, not mine. Second, the president's doing a great job for America and Alabama. And he has my

00:24:48.040 strong support. He has your strong support. Do you have his strong support? Well, I hope so. I think

00:24:54.460 he will respect my work. I was there for the Trump agenda every day I was in the Senate. No doubt about

00:25:01.040 it. I was the first Republican, uh, first Senator to endorse him. Yes. Uh, we pushed his immigration

00:25:06.800 agenda, his trade agenda, and began to work to a more realistic foreign policy.

00:25:11.400 I love this answer. The president has my support. Okay. Well, does, do you have the president's

00:25:18.060 support? He goes, I hope I do, but it's not about me. That's the subtext of what Jeff Sessions is

00:25:24.200 saying. He goes, I hope I have the president's support, but my support for the president is not

00:25:29.460 simply some kind of calculation to get him to help me. It's not a quid pro quo, if you will.

00:25:36.300 So my support of the president is for what the president is doing because it's not only is it

00:25:42.160 not about me, it's not even really about Trump. It's about what Trump is doing. This is an important

00:25:48.240 lesson for all of us. When people want to assail the administration, go after them on what they're

00:25:56.120 doing. I mean, go, look, we can have a disagreement about something like the first step act, for instance,

00:25:59.940 but don't go after them for yourself. It's not about you. It's not, look, if you're serving the

00:26:09.320 president as chief of staff, like John Kelly or secretary of state, like Rex Tillerson,

00:26:13.900 if you disagree with the president's agenda, then don't take the job.

00:26:19.960 There's no shame in that. If the president asks you to serve and you say, look, I disagree with what

00:26:23.520 you want to do, so I'm not going to serve. Okay. Fair enough. The worst thing you could do is go in

00:26:28.560 there and then undermine your own boss and to sabotage your own job. That's making it all about

00:26:35.560 you. And a lot of people are doing that these days in politics, not just people working in the

00:26:41.140 administration, but senators and congressmen and even pundits and rank and file voters.

00:26:47.580 They're making it about them. What is this, what is this commentary going to do for me or say about

00:26:53.580 me? What is this time I serve in the administration going to do and say for me, me, me?

00:26:58.560 What does this vote say about me and how will it reflect on me? It's not about you. That's so much

00:27:06.240 of the problem that we're seeing in the country. It's not about you. We are living at a time of

00:27:12.900 intense political narcissism, egotism, and pride. We have a whole month that celebrates pride.

00:27:19.440 We have a whole internet structure now that exists to gratify each of us individually,

00:27:27.260 to accumulate likes, to accumulate views, to sort of worship at the altar of the self. Each and every

00:27:34.240 one of us is the 2006 time person of the year because that year it was you. And we need to push

00:27:41.000 back against this and say, hold on, I'm willing to subdue and restrain my ego and even my own desires

00:27:48.100 to accomplish something outside myself, to accomplish something for the country. That was the Jeff

00:27:54.720 Sessions argument. That's the Jeff Sessions argument going into the Senate race. And I think that's

00:28:00.020 absolutely terrific. Now, it's not just conservatives. It's not just wishful thinking, I think, that is

00:28:09.120 saying that Trump's looking pretty good compared to his critics. I'm always aware of that. I understand,

00:28:14.220 look, I'm a conservative. I vote Republican. I don't want to just get trapped in a little bubble.

00:28:20.800 But I don't think it's just us. I don't think it's just us who thinks Trump is looking good right now.

00:28:25.440 I think the Democrats are terrified that Trump is looking good right now. That's why even in a field

00:28:30.680 that had over 20 candidates or 25 candidates, there are more Democratic candidates about to jump in the

00:28:36.500 race because they do not believe that any of those jokers on the stage are going to beat Donald Trump

00:28:42.060 next November. We will get into which candidates are running and which eternal candidate still will

00:28:49.660 not be able to give it up. I'm talking about the person who totally didn't kill Jeffrey Epstein.

00:28:55.060 I'm just because he killed himself. So obviously I'm not, or did he not? Maybe he didn't kill

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00:29:38.820 We may have a new candidate in the Democratic race. I can't say we officially have a new

00:29:52.580 candidate yet because there has not been a formal announcement. But this candidate has

00:29:57.640 officially filed paperwork to run in at least the Alabama primary because there was a campaign

00:30:04.180 deadline. And so this candidate got in there early before that deadline was over.

00:30:10.220 I'm not speaking about Hillary Clinton. We'll get to her in a second. I'm speaking about what,

00:30:15.160 what obviously the Democrats want. You know, in, in 2019, intersectional Democrats,

00:30:20.340 populism, socialism, obviously what the Democrats are clamoring for is one of the richest men in the

00:30:26.520 world, a billionaire from New York, Michael Bloomberg. Mike Bloomberg has been signaling,

00:30:33.420 not just for weeks and months, but years that he wants to run for president. He's been signaling

00:30:38.340 that he wants to run for president since the year 2000 and he's never quite done it. Why not? Because

00:30:45.960 Mike Bloomberg, who, look, I lived in New York when Mike Bloomberg was mayor. Mike Bloomberg ran for

00:30:52.460 mayor of New York as a Republican. No one really thought he was a Republican, but he figured he'd have

00:30:57.980 the easiest time running as a Republican. He runs, he wins. He then quickly became an independent.

00:31:03.400 Then eventually he registers as a Democrat. So what are Mike Bloomberg's politics? Mike Bloomberg is

00:31:08.880 what, what is often referred to as the fiscal conservative social liberal. And I think even

00:31:16.540 those terms are a little silly. What is it to be a fiscal conservative? The history of conservative 0.50

00:31:22.120 philosophy encompasses many economic ideas. What does it mean to be a social liberal? What it basically

00:31:28.320 means is that Mike Bloomberg is a greedy Democrat. That's what it means to be a fiscal conservative

00:31:33.320 social liberal. It means I want to redefine marriage. I, I want to have policies that kill

00:31:42.980 babies. I want to support legal infanticide. I want people to do whatever they want. I don't care 0.54

00:31:48.260 that much about the culture. It doesn't interest me. I've got my penthouse up here. I can live whatever

00:31:53.920 life I want. And you ruffians on the ground can fend for yourselves. But at the very least, 1.00

00:31:59.160 I want to keep more of my money. Greedy Democrats. That's what it is. And this is not a popular

00:32:05.800 position. If you live on the coasts, if you ever go to elite institutions, if you ever go around those

00:32:14.720 nice cocktail parties in Washington, DC, or New York, or San Francisco, or Los Angeles, you will

00:32:21.120 very often hear people say, oh gosh, look, we need to get over this abortion stuff. We need to legalize

00:32:28.120 abortion. Forget about any laws that in any way touch upon what could reasonably be construed as

00:32:34.100 traditional morality. But look, I'm reasonable. I just want to lower taxes. If you could have a

00:32:41.200 candidate who wanted to lower taxes and liberalize all of our social policy, ye would win the whole

00:32:47.880 country. He'd get 90% of the vote. This is what all the coastal people think. This is what all the

00:32:52.320 graduates of fancy colleges think. And they're completely wrong. We know they're completely

00:32:57.460 wrong because there have been polls about this. The people who identify as fiscal, conservative,

00:33:02.140 social, liberal, the people who are Mike Bloomberg in their politics constitute about four and a half

00:33:07.960 percent of the voting population. Four and a half percent. Nobody, nobody wants that. And the fancy

00:33:14.620 people on the coast who graduated from Harvard don't understand how that's possible. The reason

00:33:20.020 that they say the reason that people don't identify as fiscal conservatives and social liberals is they're

00:33:25.600 just not educated enough. No, that's not the problem. The reason that they, people don't identify 1.00

00:33:31.260 as fiscal conservatives and social liberals is it doesn't make any sense. Conservative thought

00:33:37.380 has an internal logic to it. If you defend tradition, if you defend our institutions,

00:33:45.260 if you defend property rights in the United States, if you defend these things, they all sort of go

00:33:51.800 together. On the flip side, if you are a radical, if you hate our institutions, if you hate our system

00:33:59.180 of government, if you hate our system of property rights, if you think it's all rotten to the core,

00:34:02.780 there is a sort of internal coherence of leftism. What does not make sense is taking the simplest,

00:34:14.160 most tempting, most alluring, and most self-serving parts of each and smashing them together and saying,

00:34:23.080 well, I'm a complete degenerate on morality, but I'm also greedy. Let's put those together. That doesn't

00:34:29.380 make sense. It's alluring and it's attractive, but it doesn't make any sense, which is why I'm

00:34:33.480 still skeptical that Bloomberg will actually throw his hat in the race. Not because he doesn't want

00:34:37.920 it, not even because he's cowardly, but because he's got very good pollsters, he sees the numbers,

00:34:42.100 and it's probably not going to work out very well for him. I mean, just to give you an example

00:34:46.120 of the kind of moral blindness of people like Mike Bloomberg, listen to an interview he gave just

00:34:52.580 just this year, I believe, with Margaret Hoover of the new version of Firing Line, in which Mike

00:34:59.740 Bloomberg explicitly defends the communist government of China. The United States currently

00:35:04.520 accounts for about 15% of global greenhouse gas emissions. China accounts for roughly 30% of

00:35:11.000 greenhouse gas emissions. How do we, even if we get to net zero and we're doing our part,

00:35:17.000 how do you account and how do you get China, India, and the other countries to be good partners?

00:35:23.160 China is doing a lot. India is doing some, but I think that China is doing a lot. Yes,

00:35:28.500 they're still building a bunch of coal-fired power plants. And they're still burning coal.

00:35:31.560 Yes, they are, but they are now moving plants away from the cities. The Communist Party wants to stay

00:35:37.640 in power in China, and they listen to the public. When the public says, I can't breathe the air,

00:35:42.860 where, Xi Jinping is not a dictator. He has to satisfy his constituents, or he's not going to

00:35:48.540 survive. He's not a dictator? No, he has to. He has a constituency to answer to. He doesn't have

00:35:54.460 a vote. He doesn't have a democracy. He doesn't, he's not held accountable by voters. That doesn't

00:35:57.260 mean he can survive if his advisors gave him... If they check on him just a revolution?

00:36:03.260 You're not going to have a revolution. Nobody, no government survives without the will of the

00:36:07.740 majority of its people. What? So what Mike Bloomberg says is, look, the dictator of China,

00:36:13.320 he's not really a dictator. He's accountable to his people. Margaret Hoover says, how is he

00:36:17.940 accountable? He doesn't have any elections. He doesn't have any serious democratic mechanisms.

00:36:23.660 So are you saying that the only way he's accountable is because there'll be a revolution?

00:36:27.400 And then Bloomberg admits, he says, oh, there's not going to be a revolution. No, no, that guy's got

00:36:31.240 an iron fist. No way are you going to get a revolution in China. So then he's a dictator. But Mike

00:36:36.560 Bloomberg doesn't want to say he's a dictator because all Mike Bloomberg is concerned with

00:36:40.620 in this discussion is that we keep that economic growth going. We keep boosting that GDP and we

00:36:47.040 keep getting those cheap Chinese goods and we keep getting China to buy up our debt. And we keep 0.99

00:36:51.700 getting China to be part of this kind of liberal vision of one world market with ever increasing

00:36:59.460 global governance where national ties, bonds of loyalty don't really exist at all. And countries

00:37:04.580 don't stand for anything other than the relentless pursuit of economic growth. By the way, I love

00:37:08.620 economic growth. I think it's a great thing. I think Irving Kristol was largely right when he said

00:37:13.900 that the three pillars of modern conservatism, and it's ironic because people who use the term

00:37:19.340 neoconservatism as a disparaging insult are usually defining conservatism along the very same

00:37:25.360 lines as the neoconservative Irving Kristol. Irving Kristol said the three pillars are religion,

00:37:30.580 economic growth, and nationalism. And what Mike Bloomberg is saying is, yeah, forget that religious 0.87

00:37:37.020 stuff. Forget that nationalist stuff. Forget all that kind of cultural and social stuff. It's just

00:37:42.420 about economic growth. Look, if you have enough economic growth, the dictators will be accountable

00:37:49.320 to the people. I mean, this was the line we were told for decades. And then Margaret Hoover asked the

00:37:54.060 question, wait, it doesn't look like he's accountable to the people. And Bloomberg more or less admits,

00:37:57.180 yeah, well, he's not really that accountable. But look at the economic growth. That is not

00:38:02.540 going to sell. It's not going to play in Peoria, not because the voters are so uneducated, but because

00:38:10.020 the worldview doesn't make sense and because it is repugnant. Now, speaking of repugnance,

00:38:15.720 we might have another candidate in the race. Our favorite perennial candidate who spent a lot of time

00:38:23.960 in St. Petersburg when she felt it was time for a change, Hillary Clinton was speaking at a New York 0.83

00:38:30.360 Times event. And it's a live event. And she's asked if she's running again. And of course,

00:38:36.860 she can't say no, because she's trying to figure out the easiest way to jump back into this race.

00:38:42.200 Final question. What would it take you to run?

00:38:43.660 I'm sorry, to run? To run. You know, I have always been a very, very slow runner. And,

00:38:52.840 you know, I am embarrassingly slow. I've tried to run races. And I am so far behind that I start to

00:39:03.100 walk acting like that was what the plan was all the time. So I don't know that I'm going to take

00:39:10.120 up competitive running right now. But I think you're asking about something else, aren't you?

00:39:16.900 Well, there's been some teasing and some hinting that maybe you're sitting off to the wings here

00:39:23.100 waiting for some moment. Oh, you know, look, I think I would have been a really good president.

00:39:27.680 I think I could have been a very, I think I could have done a really good job. I think the last

00:39:33.780 election was deeply flawed. And that there were so many unprecedented problems in that election that

00:39:43.340 it's almost hard to make sense of. But, you know, I'm out here traveling around with my daughter and

00:39:51.120 and she's still nursing her newest baby. So we've got our, you know, I've got my grandson with me and,

00:39:56.820 you know, life is pretty good. Life is pretty good. And I'm totally not thinking about running for

00:40:00.900 president or anything. That's why I keep sending my senior advisor on television to float the idea

00:40:05.200 that I could run for president. She's so bad at this. It reminds me when, when her answer on this,

00:40:11.780 are you running? What, what, like running, like, like running a race? It reminds me of that time

00:40:15.760 she was asked why she wiped her email server when the federal government was asking for those records

00:40:21.140 and she just totally bleach bitted the thing. And she gave the same answer where she was trying to 0.95

00:40:27.780 be cute. And it totally fell flat. That's all I can say. I'm not, you know, I don't, I have no idea.

00:40:35.980 That's why we turned it over. You were in charge of it. You were the official in charge. Did you wipe

00:40:39.580 the service? What, like with a cloth or something? I don't know. I don't know how it works digitally at

00:40:46.460 all. I do not have any. You did not try. Ed, I know you want to make a point and I can just repeat

00:40:52.960 what I have said. What, what? Did we wipe it? What, what? With a cloth or something? Humming,

00:40:57.140 humming, humming. I don't know. I don't know nothing. I don't know nothing. It's Hillary

00:41:01.920 Clinton's answer. Same thing on running because she does want to run again. The point I saw in 0.92

00:41:06.680 all of this though is obviously the Democrats feel that the field is weak, even though the field has

00:41:13.080 just about every candidate out there. What is it? 20, 25 candidates when they began, they feel that

00:41:18.820 it's weak and for all their bluster about impeachment and Trump's going to go and he's a dead man 0.95

00:41:22.860 walking. They don't think that. And that's why other candidates are thinking about getting into

00:41:26.640 this race. They think that Joe Biden is a totally weak front runner. He's probably not going to get

00:41:30.180 the nomination. They think Liz Warren is way too radical to win a general election. They feel the

00:41:36.480 same thing about Bernie. Plus you with Bernie, you also have the age issue. They think that he's

00:41:40.580 falling apart. And then on the maybe more substantive matter, the ethical matter of the norms and the

00:41:47.000 trust in our institutions, let's not forget Hillary Clinton before the 2016 election said

00:41:51.280 that people who don't accept the results of elections are a threat to our democracy.

00:41:54.980 Meanwhile, now we're three years after the election and in that very same clip,

00:41:59.460 she's not accepting the results of that election. She says there were so many problems with it. It was

00:42:03.640 unprecedented. It boggles the mind what happened. The implication here being that it was an

00:42:09.480 illegitimate election and she wants a redo. That's what they want. And that's what the president is up 1.00

00:42:14.900 against. And that's the stakes of the election. That's the stakes of the political moment that

00:42:22.120 we're in. The answer to this is not to gloss over all the flaws of our own side. We certainly shouldn't

00:42:27.540 do that, but we should be willing to see with clarity the absolute rank corruption and desiccation

00:42:34.140 that we're up against. And then we have to make a choice. And the choice to me seems pretty clear. And

00:42:40.300 the choice is not just a political choice. It can be a romantic choice as well. This is my favorite

00:42:45.020 story out today. There is a new study out by the dating app Lumen, which shows that conservatives

00:42:52.600 are much better at dating than liberals. This company found that right wingers are more direct

00:42:59.440 than their left wing counterparts. You know, we're not that kind of mealy mouthed saying one thing and

00:43:06.580 meaning another and slippery and unctuous and oily. We're just, we tell people what we think.

00:43:11.080 That's what gets us in trouble on campus and at our jobs and on television and in politics.

00:43:16.320 The company found that they clearly state, conservatives clearly state to potential

00:43:19.980 lovers what they're looking for in terms of life and romance and that they also value family and

00:43:25.380 friendships more highly than liberals do. And they have a smaller and more intimate group of friends.

00:43:31.260 They're closer, whereas liberals tend to thrive in larger social groups where they don't really know

00:43:34.340 anybody. Conservatives have friends and intimates and liberals have acquaintances.

00:43:40.320 The liberals, the advantage they found for the liberals in this study is that liberals are more

00:43:43.820 carefree and more fun loving than conservatives. So, you know, when liberals do get a date,

00:43:49.880 it gets a little bit weirder, I guess. But for the conservatives, they care much more about these

00:43:54.480 relationships. They're more direct. Why is this? It seems to me it's the same issue we keep going

00:44:00.580 back to and going back to. Conservatives at our best in our worldview, in our philosophy,

00:44:07.020 look away from ourselves. We look at the world. We find great awe in the world. You know, I forget

00:44:14.320 if it was Chesterton or Lewis who said that we're, I think it was Chesterton who said we're, we're dying.

00:44:19.480 Our culture is in trouble, not from lack of wonders, but from lack of wonder. There's so many wonders in

00:44:27.140 the world. People are so beautiful, so interesting and wonderful to talk to people. But what we're

00:44:31.720 suffering from is a lack of curiosity, a lack of awe from ourselves to even be interested in those

00:44:38.320 other people. It's the, the same kind of view of the sexual revolution. You know, if you look at the

00:44:44.260 consequences of the sexual revolution, ubiquitous high-speed internet pornography, hookup culture,

00:44:50.420 all of the hookup culture is ubiquitous now too. And many people have experienced that,

00:44:55.520 especially in college. But when you look at the consequences of that, it's all essentially about

00:45:01.820 the self. It's about me. Widespread abortion on demand. Abortion itself is all about you. Me,

00:45:08.720 me, me at no regard whatsoever for the other person who is killed as a result of this.

00:45:15.160 All of it, the consequences of this for children, that awful case in Texas where the mother wants to 0.96

00:45:20.420 inject her son with hormones and block him from going through puberty because she really wants him to 0.96

00:45:24.220 be a daughter. It's all about the self. And that is corrosive. It makes people unhappy. It makes them

00:45:29.880 bad dating partners. And it's why conservatives do better in the dating scene. But it turns out that's

00:45:34.760 not the last thing they discovered. What we've also discovered is that conservatives are hotter than

00:45:41.220 liberals. Science proves it according to these studies. A person's looks apparently affect their

00:45:47.980 politics. And beautiful people lean more toward conservative beliefs, according to a study

00:45:53.320 published by two professors in the Midwest. If you control for socioeconomic status, you find

00:45:58.260 that more attractive individuals are more likely to report higher levels of political efficacy,

00:46:03.320 identify as conservative, and identify as Republicans. This makes sense too. It's not just a joke. I mean,

00:46:07.800 I kind of joke about it a little bit sometimes that conservatives are hotter than liberals. But it does

00:46:13.080 make sense because conservatives tend to be more at peace in the world. Not that they're always happier,

00:46:19.120 but they're more at peace. They're more understanding of reality and the reality of suffering and the

00:46:25.560 brokenness of human nature. And we're not constantly chasing utopias. And we're not constantly falling

00:46:32.020 apart and focusing on our suffering and on ourselves as the center of the universe because we know that

00:46:37.040 isn't true. We're more at peace in the world. And I'm not surprised that people who have some

00:46:43.220 physical advantages also are, uh, are more at peace as well. Just a little nugget to tuck away in there

00:46:49.360 next time you're arguing with your left-wing friends. Before we go, I have to, uh, I have to thank a couple

00:46:55.280 of heroes. One is a cultural hero, a kid on MSNBC who was asked why he supports Trump and he gave the

00:47:01.880 best answer I've ever heard. The three of you told me you voted for the president in 2016, your supporters

00:47:07.060 of his. Why do you like him so much and what policies stand out to you? I would say mainly just the

00:47:14.240 no-nonsense policies and especially since Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself. That's awesome. Yeah, it's totally

00:47:21.040 perfect. I'm waiting to see it. Turning back to Alabama, you guys want to tell me a little bit about the Senate race?

00:47:27.120 I noticed you have your buttons on here. What are you looking for in that? Yeah. So what are you

00:47:31.720 to support Trump? Oh, I just think the policies are really good, especially because Jeffrey Epstein

00:47:35.000 didn't kill himself. Total cultural hero. Well done. Also, we have to thank our very literal heroes

00:47:39.680 today, our veterans. Uh, we should thank veterans every day, but at least we have a day for this. The

00:47:45.340 day originally was Armistice Day, the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918.

00:47:51.320 And then this became a 1954 Veterans Day. There's some confusion. People treat Memorial Day and Veterans

00:47:58.620 Day is the same holidays. They're not Memorial Days for our servicemen who have fallen and made

00:48:05.020 the ultimate sacrifice. Veterans Day is for the veterans that we see all around us. Unfortunately,

00:48:10.180 I think it's something like just 1% of Americans have any connection really to the military,

00:48:15.180 serve in the military. And so it's harder and harder to find them. But when you do find them today,

00:48:19.320 thank them for their service. Thank them for defending this wonderful country that we have,

00:48:23.760 keeping us all safe and defending the liberties that we all enjoy. And I certainly thank all of

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The Michael Knowles Show - November 11, 2019

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