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00:00:30.600 Yesterday marked the first full day

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00:00:36.000 The trial consisted of House impeachment managers

00:00:38.500 talking and talking and talking and talking

00:00:42.360 and talking, 12 hours,

00:00:45.000 upwards of 13 hours of talking,

00:00:47.940 and I was up watching until the very last minute

00:00:51.000 so that you wouldn't have to.

00:00:52.620 That's my service to the American public.

00:00:54.840 We will examine the most important moments.

00:00:57.540 Then, Hillary throws shade at Bernie, 0.99

00:01:00.560 President Trump wrecks the weak elites at Davos,

00:01:03.580 and we announce a fun new project.

00:01:05.600 We actually announce two fun new projects,

00:01:08.200 all that and more.

00:01:09.100 I'm Michael Knowles,

00:01:09.740 and this is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:01:10.800 I have not slept in days.

00:01:20.300 I've just been so absolutely riveted

00:01:23.160 by the droning tedium of Adam Schiff

00:01:26.140 and the House Democrat impeachment managers.

00:01:29.460 You know, within this 12- or 13-hour nonsense,

00:01:32.100 there actually were a few really key moments.

00:01:35.280 Shows you the radicalism of what's going on right now

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00:03:08.460 During this 12, 13 hours of absolute nonsense,

00:03:12.460 there were some important moments.

00:03:16.400 Adam Schiff is really the bearer here

00:03:18.800 of the unconstitutionality.

00:03:20.380 He made a lot of just completely mistaken arguments yesterday

00:03:24.900 on the Senate floor.

00:03:27.660 He first opens up by assailing,

00:03:31.040 lambasting the Trump White House

00:03:33.020 for involving the courts in impeachment.

00:03:36.100 And this is really key.

00:03:37.500 It's key to understanding the democratic argument

00:03:39.800 here with impeachment.

00:03:41.380 Schiff's argument is that the judiciary,

00:03:44.300 the courts are supposed to have absolutely nothing to do 0.98

00:03:47.060 with impeachment whatsoever.

00:03:48.660 Now, they make the further argument

00:03:50.600 that the House should only be able to impeach

00:03:53.720 after they exhaust all legal remedies.

00:03:57.860 As if the Constitution says

00:03:59.740 the House shall have the sole power of impeachment.

00:04:03.500 Asterisk.

00:04:04.860 But only after it goes to court,

00:04:07.560 in the district court,

00:04:08.440 then the court of appeals,

00:04:09.240 and then en banc,

00:04:09.940 and then the Supreme Court,

00:04:10.840 and it's remanded,

00:04:11.700 and they go back up the chain,

00:04:12.900 and it takes years.

00:04:14.220 Why didn't the founders require

00:04:16.260 the exhaustion of legal remedies?

00:04:17.740 Because they didn't want to put

00:04:21.100 the impeachment process in the courts.

00:04:24.080 All right.

00:04:25.300 As with most political speeches,

00:04:26.980 there was a little tiny modicum of truth

00:04:28.980 to what Adam Schiff was saying,

00:04:30.240 but the overall point he's making

00:04:31.640 that the judiciary is excluded from impeachment

00:04:34.800 is just not true.

00:04:36.220 How do I know it's not true?

00:04:37.420 Because Adam Schiff was making this argument yesterday

00:04:40.260 in front of Chief Justice John Roberts,

00:04:43.620 who was presiding over the whole impeachment trial

00:04:46.760 because that's what the Constitution demands that he does.

00:04:50.660 Obviously, there is a role for the judiciary here.

00:04:54.440 What Adam Schiff wants to pretend

00:04:55.640 is that impeachment is 100% about the House,

00:04:59.600 the House of Representatives.

00:05:01.020 Okay, well, if it's all about the House of Representatives,

00:05:04.080 how come you, Adam Schiff,

00:05:05.460 are making this argument

00:05:06.580 in the impeachment trial in the Senate?

00:05:10.160 Obviously, it's not only about the House of Representatives.

00:05:12.560 It also involves the Senate.

00:05:14.340 How come you're making that argument

00:05:15.600 in front of the Chief Justice

00:05:17.200 who's presiding over the entire impeachment?

00:05:20.280 Our founding fathers gave us a balanced government.

00:05:24.160 There are checks and balances

00:05:25.780 so that not one branch of the government

00:05:28.400 does not get too much power

00:05:29.960 and take over the other two.

00:05:32.500 So you've got the balance here

00:05:33.740 between the executive and the judiciary

00:05:35.140 and the legislature,

00:05:36.500 and the legislature is broken up

00:05:37.620 between the House of Representatives and the Senate.

00:05:40.980 Adam Schiff wants to gloss all over that

00:05:42.900 because this is a power grab.

00:05:45.220 It's a power grab not just for the House of Representatives.

00:05:47.520 It's a power grab for the left.

00:05:49.220 It's a power grab for Democrats

00:05:50.660 who never got over the fact

00:05:52.160 that they lost the 2016 election.

00:05:54.120 And so they're trying to steal the 2016 election.

00:05:56.520 Again, they're trying to overturn that.

00:05:58.360 And in the process,

00:05:59.540 they're trying to steal the 2020 election,

00:06:01.480 which was the very argument

00:06:02.880 that one of President Trump's lawyers,

00:06:05.120 Jay Sekulow, made yesterday.

00:06:07.380 President Trump's other lawyer, Pat Cipollone,

00:06:09.820 was having none of Adam Schiff's argument.

00:06:12.900 So Pat Cipollone is the White House counsel.

00:06:14.960 He comes out and absolutely shoots down,

00:06:18.680 Schiff's dumb argument.

00:06:20.620 They had a court date.

00:06:24.920 And they withdrew the subpoena.

00:06:27.260 They evaded a decision.

00:06:29.000 And they're asking you to become complicit

00:06:31.160 in that evasion of the courts.

00:06:33.220 It's ridiculous.

00:06:35.000 And we should call it out for what it is.

00:06:38.740 Obstruction for going to court?

00:06:41.600 It's an act of patriotism

00:06:43.300 to defend the constitutional rights of the president.

00:06:46.020 Because if they can do it to the president,

00:06:48.540 they could do it to any of you,

00:06:50.700 and they could do it to any American citizen.

00:06:53.420 And that's wrong.

00:06:55.360 And Lawrence Tribe,

00:06:56.880 who's been advising them,

00:06:59.560 I guess he didn't tell you

00:07:01.020 that in the Clinton impeachment,

00:07:02.820 he said,

00:07:03.340 it's dangerous to suggest

00:07:06.380 that invoking constitutional rights

00:07:09.280 is impeachable.

00:07:12.420 It's dangerous.

00:07:14.100 And you know what?

00:07:15.160 It is dangerous, Mr. Schiff.

00:07:17.680 Pat Cipollone came right out swinging yesterday.

00:07:20.720 I thought he did an excellent job

00:07:22.240 as Trump's counsel,

00:07:23.800 as his White House counsel.

00:07:25.320 Generally speaking,

00:07:26.220 I think the Republicans

00:07:27.560 did a better job than Democrats.

00:07:29.580 The Democrats made one really smart move,

00:07:31.340 which was at the top of it.

00:07:32.520 Adam Schiff came out.

00:07:33.860 And instead of making arguments

00:07:35.500 about calling witnesses

00:07:36.760 or about the procedure

00:07:37.820 of how this impeachment trial was going to go,

00:07:39.820 which was supposed to be

00:07:41.100 what they were talking about,

00:07:43.220 instead he decided to use the opportunity

00:07:45.180 to make his opening speech

00:07:47.220 to the American people.

00:07:48.760 After that, though,

00:07:49.500 Democrats seemed to lose sight of that,

00:07:51.080 and it just became repetitive.

00:07:52.540 It was the same old thing,

00:07:54.040 same old arguments being made to the senators,

00:07:55.880 whereas Trump's team,

00:07:57.360 Cipollone and Seculo,

00:07:58.360 were clearly making their arguments

00:08:00.740 to the American people.

00:08:01.880 They were making their arguments

00:08:03.240 to the television cameras.

00:08:05.460 And he's absolutely right.

00:08:07.440 You know, when you talk about

00:08:08.720 the justice or the injustice of this trial,

00:08:11.500 what the Democrats are trying to say

00:08:12.760 is that this isn't a trial,

00:08:14.820 it's a cover-up.

00:08:16.580 That's the new slogan.

00:08:17.880 That's the bumper sticker they're saying.

00:08:19.200 This isn't a trial,

00:08:20.180 it's a total miscarriage of justice.

00:08:21.940 Well, what have we seen so far?

00:08:23.500 So far in this impeachment charade,

00:08:26.900 you've got the House calling witnesses,

00:08:28.940 and the House has tried to get

00:08:30.320 the absolute most damaging testimony

00:08:33.340 that they could against the president.

00:08:35.860 Trump hasn't been able to call any witnesses, has he?

00:08:38.260 Trump hasn't been able to cross-examine

00:08:40.020 any witnesses, has he?

00:08:41.320 Trump hasn't been able to make

00:08:42.500 any of his case whatsoever.

00:08:44.020 It has been completely one-sided

00:08:45.660 from the House of Representatives.

00:08:47.160 Then, once the House exhausted their witnesses,

00:08:50.060 they called all the people they wanted to call,

00:08:51.760 then they wanted to call some other people,

00:08:53.580 and then they got a little pushback,

00:08:54.960 and then they backed off

00:08:55.780 because they knew it was going to have

00:08:57.040 difficult political consequences for them.

00:08:59.700 Now, they impeach the president,

00:09:01.560 it goes to trial,

00:09:02.380 and they're complaining

00:09:03.060 that they can't get any more witnesses.

00:09:04.860 They had their chance.

00:09:06.600 They have run roughshod

00:09:08.100 over the norms of this country.

00:09:10.180 They've run roughshod over justice

00:09:11.540 from the very beginning of this.

00:09:13.500 Now, it's somebody else's turn.

00:09:15.280 That's the argument that Trump's team is making,

00:09:17.440 and it's a very good argument.

00:09:18.460 The most sensationalist speech of the day

00:09:22.040 came, of course,

00:09:23.660 from the Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer,

00:09:26.660 because the most dangerous place

00:09:28.240 in Washington, D.C.

00:09:29.800 is between Chuck Schumer and a camera.

00:09:32.420 The man loves the sound of his own voice.

00:09:34.960 All right, it's an occupational hazard

00:09:36.480 when you're in podcasting, media, politics,

00:09:39.400 but Chuck Schumer really raises it

00:09:41.560 to the level of a high art form.

00:09:43.420 We will get to Schumer's

00:09:45.000 very, very poor argument in a second,

00:09:47.080 and then we will watch

00:09:48.420 President Trump's lawyer

00:09:49.600 just absolutely smack that down.

00:09:53.900 We haven't even brought in the media yet,

00:09:55.620 by the way,

00:09:55.980 because if you think the arguments

00:09:57.020 from the Democrats were bad,

00:09:58.340 just wait until you hear the arguments

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00:11:46.200 So obviously,

00:11:47.420 the most dangerous place,

00:11:48.380 not just in Washington, D.C.,

00:11:49.680 but I think in the known universe,

00:11:51.720 is between Chuck Schumer

00:11:53.160 and a camera.

00:11:55.200 And he gave a great performance yesterday,

00:11:57.820 as always.

00:11:58.540 His rage was focused

00:12:00.320 almost entirely

00:12:02.060 on Republicans' decision

00:12:03.820 not to permit new witnesses

00:12:06.160 in this stage of the trial.

00:12:07.260 They already had their witnesses

00:12:08.120 during the initial

00:12:09.760 impeachment investigation,

00:12:10.640 and they voted on impeachment,

00:12:11.940 so now they're just

00:12:13.200 adjudicating the evidence.

00:12:15.900 Now,

00:12:16.700 because they're desperate,

00:12:18.040 because they didn't get them

00:12:18.920 on anything,

00:12:20.000 Democratic senators

00:12:20.960 want to pretend

00:12:22.120 that witnesses

00:12:23.360 were never called

00:12:24.640 in the first place.

00:12:26.040 Here's Chuck Schumer.

00:12:26.640 The McConnell resolution

00:12:28.840 will result in a rushed trial

00:12:31.380 with little evidence

00:12:33.000 in the dark of night.

00:12:35.380 Literally,

00:12:36.460 the dark of night.

00:12:38.360 If the president

00:12:39.440 is so confident in his case,

00:12:41.760 if Leader McConnell

00:12:42.920 is so confident

00:12:43.760 the president did nothing wrong,

00:12:46.140 why don't they want the case

00:12:47.760 to be presented

00:12:48.520 in broad daylight?

00:12:50.040 On something as important

00:12:54.100 as impeachment,

00:12:55.780 the McConnell resolution

00:12:56.740 is nothing short

00:12:58.060 of a national disgrace.

00:13:00.780 This will go down,

00:13:01.820 this resolution,

00:13:03.380 as one of the darker moments

00:13:05.300 in the Senate history,

00:13:07.100 perhaps one of even the darkest.

00:13:09.860 One of the darkest moments

00:13:12.300 in Senate history

00:13:13.640 that the Senate

00:13:15.760 is conducting

00:13:16.500 an impeachment trial

00:13:17.680 in almost exactly

00:13:19.500 the same way

00:13:20.260 they conducted

00:13:20.840 the impeachment trial

00:13:21.800 of Bill Clinton

00:13:22.460 20 years ago.

00:13:23.900 One of the darkest moments

00:13:25.280 in Senate history.

00:13:26.280 Other dark moments

00:13:27.180 in Senate history.

00:13:27.880 You've got the caning

00:13:28.580 of Charles Sumner,

00:13:30.420 the senator who was almost

00:13:31.680 killed

00:13:32.640 in an altercation

00:13:34.620 about the Civil War.

00:13:36.080 You've got Democratic

00:13:37.080 Senator Theodore Bilbo

00:13:38.460 giving one of the longest

00:13:40.840 filibusters in Senate history

00:13:42.740 to stop passage

00:13:44.600 of an anti-lynching law.

00:13:46.620 That was a pretty dark

00:13:48.040 moment, I guess.

00:13:49.500 You've got a number

00:13:50.440 of senators over the years

00:13:51.860 who were censured

00:13:53.060 and even expelled

00:13:54.260 for treason,

00:13:55.980 for being involved

00:13:57.420 in coup d'etat

00:13:58.560 against the government.

00:14:00.780 Those seem like

00:14:01.800 pretty dark moments

00:14:02.600 in Senate history.

00:14:04.860 Following the Constitution

00:14:05.940 and conducting

00:14:06.660 an impeachment trial

00:14:07.480 doesn't seem like

00:14:08.260 the darkest moment ever,

00:14:11.120 but Senator Schumer

00:14:11.840 is given to hyperbole.

00:14:14.660 Senator Schumer

00:14:15.460 wants witnesses.

00:14:18.420 The trouble

00:14:19.480 for Senator Schumer,

00:14:21.180 this is the trouble

00:14:21.920 for all these guys

00:14:23.820 who have been around

00:14:24.660 a long time

00:14:25.420 in politics.

00:14:26.540 The trouble here

00:14:27.500 is that

00:14:28.040 Chuck Schumer

00:14:29.280 is on the record

00:14:30.280 from the Clinton impeachment,

00:14:32.940 which was

00:14:33.380 a little over 20 years ago,

00:14:35.780 explaining why

00:14:36.740 there is no reason

00:14:38.580 after the House

00:14:39.800 has investigated

00:14:40.580 and impeached

00:14:41.480 to have any more testimony

00:14:43.740 from witnesses

00:14:44.640 during the Senate trial.

00:14:46.200 Let me say,

00:14:47.100 this idea that

00:14:48.000 they didn't have to

00:14:48.820 call witnesses

00:14:49.420 in the House

00:14:50.200 and they should call them

00:14:51.300 in the Senate

00:14:51.860 doesn't make sense.

00:14:53.040 You call witnesses

00:14:53.820 before a grand jury

00:14:54.920 and you call witnesses

00:14:55.840 before a trial.

00:14:57.460 So,

00:14:58.440 there were some

00:14:59.520 on my side,

00:15:00.500 I was not among them,

00:15:01.560 but some on my side

00:15:02.400 who argued strongly

00:15:03.400 that they ought

00:15:04.000 to call witnesses

00:15:04.660 and they resisted it

00:15:05.920 every step of the way.

00:15:08.380 There has not been

00:15:09.260 a good explanation

00:15:10.220 why 60,000 pages

00:15:12.820 of testimony

00:15:13.600 was good enough

00:15:14.940 for the House

00:15:16.160 but isn't good enough

00:15:17.400 for the Senate.

00:15:18.740 This is the downside

00:15:20.640 of cameras,

00:15:21.980 Chuck Schumer.

00:15:22.680 Chuck Schumer's

00:15:23.240 never had a thought

00:15:23.920 that he hasn't put

00:15:25.040 on a television camera

00:15:26.860 and the trouble

00:15:27.720 with that is now

00:15:28.200 we can look back.

00:15:29.060 Look,

00:15:29.240 there's a lot of hypocrisy

00:15:30.220 that's going around

00:15:31.080 on this impeachment questions.

00:15:33.440 Mostly on the left,

00:15:34.340 but a little bit

00:15:34.780 on the right too,

00:15:35.420 a little bit

00:15:35.720 with Republicans too,

00:15:36.940 even with non-partisans

00:15:38.680 or what you might call

00:15:39.440 civil libertarians

00:15:40.740 like Alan Dershowitz

00:15:41.700 who is a lifelong

00:15:43.040 Democrat lawyer

00:15:44.480 who happens to now

00:15:45.460 be on Trump's legal team

00:15:46.660 but only in a limited way

00:15:47.800 to defend the Constitution.

00:15:49.520 Alan Dershowitz said

00:15:50.300 during the Clinton impeachment

00:15:51.240 that there was not

00:15:53.100 a particularly strong

00:15:54.740 legal requirement

00:15:56.100 for impeachment.

00:15:56.940 In other words,

00:15:57.420 you didn't have to commit

00:15:58.200 a narrow definition

00:15:59.660 of a crime

00:16:00.400 in order to be impeached.

00:16:02.320 He's now changed

00:16:02.940 his mind on this

00:16:03.780 and he was asked

00:16:04.600 about the difference

00:16:05.760 of opinion

00:16:06.220 and at least

00:16:07.000 Alan Dershowitz

00:16:07.680 to his credit

00:16:08.240 came out and said,

00:16:09.380 oh yeah,

00:16:09.660 I changed my mind.

00:16:10.720 I know more now

00:16:12.220 than I do then.

00:16:13.140 I'm a scholar.

00:16:13.960 I'm a Harvard professor

00:16:14.920 that what we do

00:16:16.020 is we learn things

00:16:16.940 over time

00:16:17.540 and I was wrong

00:16:18.220 and I own it.

00:16:19.300 At least Alan Dershowitz

00:16:20.360 is owning it.

00:16:20.920 The rest of these guys

00:16:21.660 don't want to own it.

00:16:22.760 Chuck Schumer

00:16:23.180 just wants to evade

00:16:24.000 the question.

00:16:26.580 Schumer thinks

00:16:27.060 this will go down

00:16:27.660 as one of the darkest

00:16:28.300 moments in Senate history.

00:16:29.820 It may.

00:16:31.040 It really may.

00:16:32.820 But not for the reason

00:16:34.140 Schumer thinks.

00:16:34.920 One of the darkest

00:16:37.180 moments in Senate history

00:16:38.460 came in 1868

00:16:40.320 and that was when

00:16:41.420 the Senate

00:16:41.840 almost removed

00:16:43.440 President Johnson

00:16:45.000 from office

00:16:45.800 because they didn't

00:16:46.960 like him.

00:16:47.960 He had not committed

00:16:49.140 an impeachable offense.

00:16:50.480 They just didn't

00:16:51.500 like him

00:16:52.200 and they were about

00:16:53.100 to remove him

00:16:53.660 from office

00:16:54.260 and then

00:16:55.460 his presidency

00:16:58.220 was saved

00:16:59.280 and our

00:16:59.980 constitutional order,

00:17:01.060 you might say,

00:17:01.500 was saved

00:17:02.320 by the one senator

00:17:03.800 who decided

00:17:04.440 not to vote

00:17:05.180 to convict

00:17:06.500 and what this did,

00:17:07.880 the reason that

00:17:08.340 this was so important

00:17:09.160 regardless of your views

00:17:10.860 about 19th century presidents

00:17:12.360 is that this maintained

00:17:14.500 the constitutional principle

00:17:15.960 that the legislature

00:17:17.720 doesn't just get

00:17:18.960 to remove presidents

00:17:19.920 that they don't like.

00:17:21.400 That the president

00:17:22.380 does not

00:17:23.000 merely serve

00:17:24.340 at the pleasure

00:17:25.180 of the legislature.

00:17:26.220 That there actually

00:17:26.860 is a separation

00:17:28.280 of powers here.

00:17:29.380 There is a constitutional order

00:17:30.800 that is not based

00:17:31.620 merely on political

00:17:33.040 raw interest

00:17:34.560 but is actually guided

00:17:36.000 by principle

00:17:36.680 and by the guardrails

00:17:37.600 of our constitution.

00:17:41.220 President Trump's

00:17:42.100 personal lawyer

00:17:42.880 took this argument

00:17:43.620 even further

00:17:44.320 calling House Democrats

00:17:46.240 impeachment unconstitutional.

00:17:47.760 We'll get to that

00:17:48.120 in a second.

00:17:48.880 We'll get to bad takes

00:17:49.840 from the media

00:17:50.340 and then we'll get to

00:17:51.160 all the important

00:17:51.780 political implications

00:17:52.920 because the left

00:17:54.120 is beclowning itself

00:17:55.960 at the moment.

00:17:56.600 But first,

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00:18:08.360 because when you think

00:18:09.560 about car insurance,

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00:18:11.500 It doesn't make

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00:18:15.660 I see a lot of bad drivers.

00:18:16.940 Sometimes I yell things

00:18:17.940 at those bad drivers.

00:18:19.340 Why am I paying

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00:18:31.880 I'm not doing

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00:18:35.040 Why am I paying

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00:18:36.620 just because of,

00:18:38.300 I don't know,

00:18:38.820 the classification

00:18:39.940 that I fall into?

00:18:41.320 Root is changing the game.

00:18:42.700 The way that Root

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00:19:28.240 Okay.

00:19:30.620 Now,

00:19:31.320 Trump's personal lawyer

00:19:32.400 did not like the arguments

00:19:33.720 that were being put forward here,

00:19:34.840 especially

00:19:35.240 Chuck Schumer's argument.

00:19:36.920 So he came out here

00:19:37.900 and he said,

00:19:38.420 you know,

00:19:38.660 this whole charade

00:19:40.000 is

00:19:41.500 based on

00:19:43.120 seriously

00:19:44.280 unconstitutional,

00:19:46.000 anti-constitutional

00:19:47.000 actions

00:19:47.880 by the House Democrats.

00:19:49.080 Here he is.

00:19:49.940 Senator Schumer said

00:19:50.820 earlier today

00:19:51.560 that the eyes

00:19:52.100 of the founders

00:19:52.620 are on these proceedings.

00:19:54.860 Indeed,

00:19:55.140 that's true.

00:19:56.500 But it is the heart

00:19:57.320 of the Constitution

00:19:58.180 that governs

00:19:59.900 these proceedings.

00:20:01.680 Mr. Schiff also

00:20:02.380 talked about

00:20:03.000 a trifecta.

00:20:05.040 I'll give you

00:20:05.720 a trifecta.

00:20:07.460 During the proceedings

00:20:08.440 that took place

00:20:09.060 before the Judiciary Committee,

00:20:11.420 the President

00:20:12.060 was denied

00:20:12.600 the right

00:20:12.940 to cross-examine

00:20:13.760 witnesses.

00:20:15.180 The President

00:20:16.080 was denied

00:20:17.160 the right

00:20:17.600 to access evidence.

00:20:18.740 and the President

00:20:20.540 was denied

00:20:21.060 the right

00:20:21.400 to have

00:20:21.640 council president

00:20:22.360 hearings.

00:20:23.920 That's a trifecta.

00:20:26.080 A trifecta

00:20:27.000 that violates

00:20:27.660 the Constitution

00:20:28.260 of the United States.

00:20:29.960 Absolutely right.

00:20:30.880 And I'm really glad

00:20:31.500 that the Trump lawyers

00:20:32.620 were taking the strategy

00:20:33.600 of bringing their argument

00:20:35.060 to the American people

00:20:36.420 because I think

00:20:36.840 there's a lot of cynicism

00:20:37.940 in the Senate right now.

00:20:39.400 I don't think

00:20:40.180 that anyone

00:20:41.200 changed their vote yesterday,

00:20:42.700 any of the actual senators.

00:20:44.480 I think this was

00:20:45.040 a partisan impeachment vote

00:20:46.200 from the House Democrats

00:20:47.060 and it's being viewed

00:20:48.580 as it is,

00:20:49.800 which is merely

00:20:50.820 a partisan political exercise.

00:20:53.000 And so the Senate

00:20:53.520 is not taking

00:20:54.180 these arguments seriously.

00:20:55.480 But the American people,

00:20:56.620 the ones who are listening,

00:20:57.780 and maybe you're not

00:20:58.400 listening to 13 hours of it,

00:20:59.700 but you might be

00:21:00.560 listening to shows

00:21:01.340 such as mine

00:21:02.340 where we're breaking down

00:21:03.180 the key moments,

00:21:04.160 they are paying attention.

00:21:05.340 And I think it's

00:21:05.780 an important civics lesson

00:21:06.780 that's coming out.

00:21:07.460 The absolute

00:21:08.540 dumbest take

00:21:10.420 on impeachment

00:21:11.180 came not from

00:21:12.860 one of the senators

00:21:13.500 or one of the House

00:21:14.140 impeachment managers.

00:21:15.020 It came from

00:21:15.680 Philip Bump,

00:21:17.080 national correspondent

00:21:17.960 for the Washington Post.

00:21:20.180 Philip Bump tweeted out,

00:21:21.680 quote,

00:21:22.660 imagine a criminal trial

00:21:24.980 in which half the jury

00:21:26.640 was friends

00:21:27.280 with the accused.

00:21:28.280 The accused

00:21:28.940 could ignore subpoenas

00:21:30.020 and if evidence emerged

00:21:31.640 after the indictment,

00:21:32.900 it wasn't admissible.

00:21:35.620 He's saying

00:21:36.620 this trial,

00:21:37.640 the impeachment trial,

00:21:38.600 is so unfair

00:21:39.460 because that's not

00:21:40.340 being conducted

00:21:41.040 in the same way

00:21:42.000 as a criminal trial.

00:21:44.300 Right.

00:21:44.820 Now imagine

00:21:46.720 an Olympic trial

00:21:48.640 that didn't have

00:21:50.180 ski slopes

00:21:50.820 and uniforms.

00:21:52.180 Imagine that kind

00:21:53.320 of trial.

00:21:54.120 It's almost as if

00:21:55.560 there are different

00:21:56.700 sorts of trials.

00:21:58.160 There are different trials.

00:21:59.360 There are sports trials.

00:22:00.640 There are criminal trials.

00:22:02.420 There are impeachment trials.

00:22:05.160 Of course,

00:22:06.860 an impeachment trial

00:22:07.800 is categorically different

00:22:09.520 from any other

00:22:10.580 kind of trial.

00:22:11.260 an impeachment trial

00:22:14.160 is inherently political.

00:22:16.840 There is no sort

00:22:18.100 of impeachment trial

00:22:18.940 in which

00:22:19.500 a large portion

00:22:21.000 of the jury

00:22:21.560 is not going to be friends

00:22:22.600 with the accused

00:22:23.280 because

00:22:23.820 the senators

00:22:25.520 are the jury.

00:22:27.860 We have different rules

00:22:29.260 for these different

00:22:29.820 kinds of trials.

00:22:31.000 To conflate

00:22:32.100 the two,

00:22:32.920 to try to make it seem

00:22:33.740 like Trump is OJ

00:22:35.320 here or something,

00:22:36.380 that he's in a

00:22:36.900 regular old criminal trial,

00:22:38.300 is just either insincere,

00:22:40.960 which is what I suspect it is,

00:22:42.120 or profoundly,

00:22:43.540 profoundly ignorant.

00:22:45.420 Either way,

00:22:46.500 Washington Post,

00:22:47.280 Democracy Dies in Darkness

00:22:48.440 is really living up

00:22:49.960 to its motto.

00:22:50.700 It's actually pushing

00:22:51.740 the motto

00:22:52.220 straight forward ahead.

00:22:56.020 Beyond impeachment,

00:22:57.460 obviously.

00:22:58.380 We'll keep talking

00:22:59.740 about impeachment

00:23:00.180 a little bit.

00:23:00.620 We'll bring you the updates,

00:23:01.540 but I think we've covered

00:23:02.400 most of the important points

00:23:03.880 right now.

00:23:04.380 This is going to go on

00:23:05.160 and on and on.

00:23:06.140 And actually,

00:23:06.500 I've got a new project

00:23:07.160 that we'll be announcing

00:23:07.860 a little bit later,

00:23:08.700 which will help us

00:23:09.560 examine impeachment.

00:23:10.660 But I want to move

00:23:11.180 to the political side

00:23:12.100 here for 2020

00:23:12.840 because impeachment

00:23:14.360 is harming

00:23:15.940 certain presidential candidates.

00:23:18.600 It's harming

00:23:19.140 Elizabeth Warren,

00:23:20.400 who's got to sit in trial.

00:23:21.720 It's harming

00:23:22.380 Bernie Sanders,

00:23:23.400 who's got to sit in the trial.

00:23:24.360 You've got to remember,

00:23:24.960 we're, what,

00:23:25.360 17 days away now

00:23:26.400 from Iowa?

00:23:27.760 This is crucial campaign time,

00:23:29.600 and this impeachment trial

00:23:30.580 is dragging it out,

00:23:31.640 really hurting their campaigns.

00:23:32.960 The big winner

00:23:33.520 in all of it

00:23:34.040 is Joe Biden.

00:23:35.240 Because Joe Biden

00:23:35.800 doesn't have to sit

00:23:36.480 on the jury anymore

00:23:38.520 because Joe Biden

00:23:39.400 is no longer in the Senate.

00:23:41.320 Part of me wonders

00:23:42.200 if the whole reason

00:23:42.840 they're dragging this out

00:23:43.900 and the Democrats

00:23:44.840 are so insistent

00:23:45.920 on having a long

00:23:46.560 impeachment trial

00:23:47.280 is just because

00:23:48.080 they're desperate

00:23:48.760 to steal

00:23:49.660 the Democratic nomination

00:23:51.300 from Bernie Sanders again.

00:23:53.460 And it's the whole

00:23:54.820 Democratic establishment

00:23:55.800 that's trying to steal it. 0.76

00:23:56.840 Hillary Clinton now

00:23:57.820 is throwing

00:23:59.280 a whole lot of shade

00:24:00.120 at Bernie.

00:24:01.340 You would think

00:24:01.860 she would content herself

00:24:03.300 with stealing the election

00:24:04.240 from him last time,

00:24:05.080 but no,

00:24:05.940 she's going further.

00:24:07.060 She's going after him again.

00:24:08.460 In a new documentary,

00:24:09.760 Hillary Clinton says

00:24:10.620 that Bernie

00:24:11.180 got nothing done,

00:24:13.280 quote,

00:24:13.800 in his career

00:24:14.540 and that he is a,

00:24:16.060 quote,

00:24:16.160 career politician.

00:24:18.280 She goes on.

00:24:20.540 She was asked

00:24:21.820 if she would endorse

00:24:23.500 Bernie Sanders

00:24:24.280 if he got the nomination,

00:24:25.800 and she refused to do it.

00:24:27.040 She said,

00:24:27.840 I'm not going to go there yet.

00:24:29.280 We're still in a very

00:24:29.960 vigorous primary season.

00:24:31.240 I will say,

00:24:32.420 however,

00:24:33.060 that it's not only him,

00:24:34.040 it's the culture around him.

00:24:35.600 It's his leadership team.

00:24:37.180 It's his prominent supporters.

00:24:38.800 It's his online

00:24:39.820 Bernie bros,

00:24:41.080 and their relentless attacks

00:24:42.800 on lots of his competitors,

00:24:45.260 particularly the women. 0.99

00:24:48.640 So she's saying

00:24:49.660 she might not endorse him.

00:24:51.020 This is almost certainly

00:24:52.440 going to help Bernie.

00:24:53.720 Nothing like being attacked

00:24:55.200 by Hillary Clinton

00:24:55.900 to make your approval ratings

00:24:57.100 go up.

00:24:57.500 Hillary Clinton

00:24:59.880 is the woman

00:25:00.480 who let Trump win.

00:25:02.000 Hillary Clinton

00:25:02.460 is the woman

00:25:02.920 who failed

00:25:03.460 to stop Donald Trump,

00:25:05.120 and she's the woman

00:25:05.840 who stole the nomination

00:25:06.800 from Bernie Sanders

00:25:08.060 in 2016.

00:25:09.200 She's over.

00:25:11.300 This will help Bernie.

00:25:13.200 This will help him

00:25:13.820 with the base.

00:25:14.380 It'll help him

00:25:14.880 with his base

00:25:15.920 in particular.

00:25:17.320 This is also

00:25:18.140 going to help Trump

00:25:18.840 because what this does

00:25:21.760 to have Hillary Clinton

00:25:23.160 come out

00:25:23.720 and more or less

00:25:24.760 call Bernie Sanders

00:25:25.700 or at least

00:25:26.320 his supporters

00:25:26.920 misogynists,

00:25:28.840 anti-woman,

00:25:30.220 sexist, 0.84

00:25:31.040 is to deprive

00:25:33.800 her previous attacks 0.64

00:25:34.840 of Trump,

00:25:35.660 on Trump,

00:25:36.500 of credibility.

00:25:38.020 It takes away

00:25:39.140 the credibility

00:25:39.820 that she had

00:25:41.240 when she said

00:25:41.780 Trump and his supporters

00:25:42.620 are deplorable

00:25:43.220 and irredeemable.

00:25:44.480 Remember that?

00:25:45.000 In 2016,

00:25:45.720 she said,

00:25:46.120 these Trump supporters,

00:25:47.320 they're no ordinary conservatives.

00:25:49.060 They're deplorable.

00:25:50.380 They're irredeemable.

00:25:52.440 Trump is a racist,

00:25:53.500 sexist, 0.84

00:25:54.040 thisist,

00:25:54.880 thatist.

00:25:55.380 Okay,

00:25:56.600 you can level that,

00:25:59.120 you can throw that kind

00:25:59.840 of attack at somebody,

00:26:00.720 but if you throw that kind

00:26:01.400 of attack at everybody,

00:26:02.860 then it no longer

00:26:03.780 has any power.

00:26:04.640 If Bernie Sanders

00:26:05.460 is a misogynist, 0.62

00:26:06.640 if Bernie Sanders

00:26:07.400 is a deplorable,

00:26:08.940 then nobody is a deplorable.

00:26:10.500 Then Hillary Clinton

00:26:11.080 is just a bitter woman 1.00

00:26:12.000 who's willing to

00:26:12.960 absolutely malign

00:26:14.320 and slander

00:26:14.920 anybody who tries

00:26:16.220 to get in the way

00:26:17.240 of her ambition.

00:26:19.460 It's going to backfire again

00:26:20.840 as so many things

00:26:21.580 that Hillary Clinton

00:26:22.240 does.

00:26:23.200 Now,

00:26:23.880 in Hillary's defense, 1.00

00:26:24.940 I never thought

00:26:25.420 I would utter

00:26:25.820 those three words

00:26:26.700 next to one another.

00:26:27.940 In Hillary's defense, 1.00

00:26:28.980 Bernie Sanders

00:26:29.600 is a stone-cold communist.

00:26:32.160 Okay?

00:26:32.540 This guy is a radical.

00:26:34.380 He was around

00:26:35.160 St. Petersburg

00:26:35.860 when he felt

00:26:36.840 it was time for a change.

00:26:38.100 He was probably

00:26:39.180 personal friends

00:26:39.940 with Karl Marx.

00:26:41.980 Bernie Sanders

00:26:42.760 and his supporters

00:26:44.240 are pushing

00:26:45.820 into the extremes

00:26:47.080 of American politics,

00:26:48.480 and there is a new video

00:26:49.760 out from James O'Keefe

00:26:50.780 at Project Veritas

00:26:52.300 showing a Sanders

00:26:54.260 field organizer,

00:26:55.180 another Sanders 0.77

00:26:55.880 field organizer,

00:26:56.600 not the one

00:26:57.040 they interviewed

00:26:58.200 last time,

00:26:59.560 calling for

00:27:00.500 violent revolution,

00:27:02.260 defending the Soviet Union,

00:27:04.180 defending the gulags.

00:27:06.340 I kid you not.

00:27:08.160 Some seriously wicked stuff.

00:27:09.460 We'll get to that.

00:27:10.220 We'll get to Warren's

00:27:11.200 latest ridiculous pandering.

00:27:13.460 She wants the cabinet 0.50

00:27:14.440 when Elizabeth Warren

00:27:16.140 is elected president

00:27:16.980 to be half female,

00:27:18.900 which is really

00:27:21.000 outrageous of her

00:27:21.980 to assume the gender

00:27:23.360 of her future

00:27:24.140 cabinet secretaries.

00:27:25.720 Not woke at all,

00:27:27.840 Liz.

00:27:28.420 We will get to

00:27:29.340 more fake feminism 1.00

00:27:30.380 from the left,

00:27:31.420 some great stuff

00:27:32.180 from President Trump

00:27:32.960 at Davos,

00:27:34.000 and by the way,

00:27:35.000 some new projects

00:27:35.920 I want to announce.

00:27:37.280 We told you yesterday

00:27:38.100 a little bit,

00:27:38.780 I've got this new project,

00:27:40.320 The Book Club

00:27:41.060 over at PragerU.

00:27:43.500 This is a show

00:27:44.540 once a month

00:27:45.080 that's going to come out.

00:27:45.840 We're going to examine

00:27:46.480 some of the greatest books

00:27:47.380 ever written,

00:27:47.800 some of the books

00:27:48.280 that you need to read

00:27:49.260 to understand our culture.

00:27:51.100 I think we have a little clip

00:27:51.980 of it right now.

00:27:52.720 The first episode is out.

00:27:54.320 As of yesterday,

00:27:55.840 I interviewed Dennis Prager,

00:27:57.440 the man himself,

00:27:58.200 about Viktor Frankl's

00:27:59.800 incredible,

00:28:01.000 wonderful book,

00:28:02.160 Man's Search for Meaning.

00:28:03.780 Here's a little clip.

00:28:04.940 But I learned from him

00:28:06.840 that the greatest human need,

00:28:10.560 more than sex,

00:28:12.800 so this supplants Freud,

00:28:15.060 and more than economics,

00:28:18.120 this supplants Marx,

00:28:20.400 is meaning.

00:28:22.240 You can be poor,

00:28:24.100 you can be sexless,

00:28:26.060 but if you have meaning,

00:28:27.300 you can be happy.

00:28:28.280 This is what he writes.

00:28:28.800 But you could be rich

00:28:29.680 and have sex, 0.76

00:28:30.800 no meaning,

00:28:31.660 no happy.

00:28:32.520 All right.

00:28:33.040 I'm, you know,

00:28:33.780 I was a little skeptical

00:28:34.600 of that lesson

00:28:35.360 when I was in my wayward youth,

00:28:37.080 when I was a young teenage Michael,

00:28:39.040 but it's absolutely correct,

00:28:40.800 and there's so much more

00:28:41.540 to take out of that book,

00:28:42.300 so check that out right now

00:28:43.300 and get it on YouTube

00:28:44.180 and over at PragerU.

00:28:45.440 We'll have another cool new project

00:28:47.060 that we're going to announce

00:28:47.880 at the end of the show today

00:28:50.080 because really I just aspire

00:28:51.620 to be the Ryan Seacrest

00:28:53.440 of conservatism.

00:28:54.540 I just want to be working

00:28:55.580 all the time,

00:28:56.260 so we'll announce that other project

00:28:58.100 a little bit later.

00:28:59.380 Before we head over to the break,

00:29:00.840 I just want to talk a little bit

00:29:01.780 about the pro-life cause,

00:29:03.120 an issue obviously

00:29:04.020 that has been at the center

00:29:05.620 of our cultural battles

00:29:06.760 for a very long time.

00:29:08.020 If you are tuned into the news,

00:29:09.680 you're aware just how obscene

00:29:11.960 the other side has become in this.

00:29:14.260 They now shout their abortions on TV.

00:29:16.760 They call pre-born babies parasites.

00:29:19.080 You might remember last year

00:29:20.300 our very own Ben Shapiro

00:29:21.660 fought back against this.

00:29:23.460 He streamed his show live

00:29:24.540 from the March for Life in D.C.,

00:29:26.120 which is the biggest pro-life rally

00:29:27.680 in the country,

00:29:28.220 and he gave a really great speech

00:29:30.140 to the crowds there for the cause.

00:29:31.800 What you might not know

00:29:32.700 is how much grief this caused

00:29:34.980 all of us from the pro-abortion movement.

00:29:37.240 Our advertisers were targeted

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00:29:42.060 political operatives,

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00:29:46.200 This was not the first time,

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00:31:04.420 with a whole lot more.

00:31:17.940 Hillary might be arsenic, 1.00

00:31:19.460 but Bernie Sanders is cyanide,

00:31:21.360 and she has a point.

00:31:22.420 You know,

00:31:22.620 the guy is a real radical,

00:31:24.520 and his ideology

00:31:25.840 is extraordinarily dangerous.

00:31:27.480 New video out from James O'Keefe.

00:31:29.180 Undercover shows

00:31:31.320 a Sanders field organizer

00:31:32.560 calling for violent revolution

00:31:34.540 and defending the gulags.

00:31:36.040 Here he is.

00:31:37.000 I always said,

00:31:37.960 you know,

00:31:38.220 I'm a communist.

00:31:39.320 I'm ready to start

00:31:40.460 tearing bricks up

00:31:41.380 and start fighting.

00:31:42.880 I'm not afraid.

00:31:44.940 I'm not,

00:31:45.440 no God, bro.

00:31:46.460 I'm not.

00:31:46.920 I'll start to get armed.

00:31:49.040 I want to swim,

00:31:49.660 I want to shoot and go train.

00:31:50.920 I'm ready for the revolution,

00:31:52.380 bro.

00:31:52.640 All right?

00:31:52.740 I'm calling you.

00:31:54.520 He attained the rich.

00:31:55.660 So do we just seize,

00:31:59.200 do we just dissolve

00:32:00.620 from the Senate,

00:32:02.300 House of Representatives

00:32:03.360 to do this branch

00:32:04.280 and have somebody

00:32:04.920 like Bernie Sanders

00:32:05.880 and a cabinet of people

00:32:07.100 make all the decisions

00:32:08.360 for the climate?

00:32:09.280 I mean,

00:32:09.520 I'm serious.

00:32:10.800 What will help

00:32:11.540 is when we send

00:32:12.220 all the Republicans

00:32:12.920 to the free education.

00:32:16.000 Can you imagine

00:32:16.900 Mitch McConnell?

00:32:18.040 Oh, God,

00:32:18.760 he wouldn't survive

00:32:19.380 a day.

00:32:19.880 Lindsey Graham.

00:32:20.580 It's a beautiful thing.

00:32:41.020 I don't know

00:32:41.440 that I've ever heard

00:32:42.400 anyone actually defend

00:32:45.120 the gulags,

00:32:46.380 but now I have

00:32:47.300 from one of Bernie Sanders'

00:32:48.580 employees.

00:32:49.040 employees.

00:32:51.320 Candidates,

00:32:52.060 politicians cannot

00:32:53.020 be held responsible

00:32:54.020 for every kooky thing

00:32:55.180 that every one

00:32:55.720 of their extremist

00:32:56.500 supporters says,

00:32:57.800 one of their fringe guys.

00:32:59.480 However,

00:33:00.340 this isn't just

00:33:01.600 some fringe guy

00:33:02.480 who happens to be

00:33:03.220 supporting Bernie.

00:33:03.920 This is an employee

00:33:04.800 of the Bernie Sanders campaign.

00:33:07.060 This is a Bernie Sanders

00:33:08.100 field organizer.

00:33:09.340 And by the way,

00:33:10.000 I would even give Bernie

00:33:11.220 a little leeway here too

00:33:12.900 because campaigns

00:33:14.500 sometimes attract

00:33:15.460 wacky people.

00:33:17.300 But now we're seeing

00:33:18.480 a pattern.

00:33:19.520 This is two field organizers

00:33:21.040 in what,

00:33:21.640 two weeks,

00:33:22.200 three weeks,

00:33:23.020 who have been caught

00:33:23.900 saying really extreme

00:33:25.900 radical things

00:33:26.880 and in this case

00:33:27.480 calling for violent

00:33:28.280 revolution,

00:33:28.980 re-education,

00:33:30.280 gulags in America.

00:33:32.500 That is some

00:33:33.320 seriously wicked stuff

00:33:35.220 and I suspect

00:33:36.100 the rot starts

00:33:36.960 at the very top

00:33:37.620 of that campaign

00:33:38.400 because Bernie Sanders,

00:33:40.380 the kind of goofy

00:33:40.960 old codger that he is,

00:33:42.300 might seem harmless

00:33:43.200 and even somewhat endearing.

00:33:45.680 He's got that funny voice

00:33:46.820 and he's got his funny

00:33:47.720 finger that he wags

00:33:48.960 in the air.

00:33:49.960 This is a guy

00:33:50.700 who honeymooned

00:33:51.420 in the Soviet Union,

00:33:52.740 the evil empire,

00:33:53.940 a slave state 0.76

00:33:55.000 that enslaved

00:33:55.940 half the world

00:33:56.560 behind the Iron Curtain

00:33:57.660 and he couldn't wait

00:33:58.940 to get over there.

00:33:59.780 He honeymooned there,

00:34:00.580 he took his shirt off,

00:34:01.700 he swilled vodka

00:34:02.540 and he sang

00:34:03.040 communist folk songs.

00:34:04.420 This is a guy

00:34:05.000 who's defended

00:34:05.600 the worst regimes

00:34:07.400 on planet Earth

00:34:09.080 of his entire lifetime.

00:34:12.400 This is a guy

00:34:12.960 whose sole mission

00:34:14.240 in the American government

00:34:15.260 is to make our governments

00:34:16.620 more closely resemble

00:34:17.660 these tyrannies

00:34:18.440 like the Soviet Union

00:34:19.880 and Castro's Cuba

00:34:21.540 and elsewhere.

00:34:22.680 This is a man

00:34:23.280 who explicitly

00:34:24.020 defended breadlines.

00:34:25.660 It is wicked,

00:34:26.640 wicked,

00:34:27.320 wicked stuff.

00:34:28.360 I'm reminded

00:34:28.860 of Pope Leo XIII

00:34:30.160 who assailed socialism

00:34:32.980 not because it was

00:34:34.300 economically inefficient

00:34:35.660 or at least not merely

00:34:37.020 because it was

00:34:37.540 economically inefficient

00:34:38.480 but because it was evil.

00:34:40.680 He called it evil.

00:34:41.780 He called it

00:34:42.140 a wicked confederacy.

00:34:43.700 He said it steals

00:34:44.500 the very gospel itself.

00:34:46.380 He said it ought to be,

00:34:48.260 it was a plague,

00:34:49.260 it was a pest,

00:34:50.000 it has to be resisted utterly

00:34:52.660 and I think we need

00:34:53.500 to start speaking

00:34:54.120 of socialism

00:34:54.720 in those kind of

00:34:55.660 moral terms as well

00:34:56.900 and we ought to speak

00:34:58.260 of the people

00:34:58.780 who push socialism

00:35:00.360 and communism

00:35:01.040 in this case

00:35:01.900 in those same

00:35:03.760 stark moral terms.

00:35:05.620 Now,

00:35:06.060 only slightly less radical

00:35:07.660 is Elizabeth Warren.

00:35:09.580 She's the establishment 1.00

00:35:10.560 socialists.

00:35:11.780 She's the one

00:35:12.340 who you can bring

00:35:13.520 home to mom.

00:35:14.600 Elizabeth Warren's campaign

00:35:15.840 is flailing,

00:35:16.720 all right?

00:35:17.060 She had this choice

00:35:18.000 early on in 2020

00:35:19.480 which was

00:35:20.500 because she lies

00:35:22.780 effortlessly,

00:35:23.880 she lies out,

00:35:25.020 speaks out of both sides

00:35:25.880 of her mouth,

00:35:26.680 she speaks with forked tongue 0.98

00:35:27.800 you might say.

00:35:28.700 She had to decide

00:35:29.660 whether or not

00:35:30.240 she was going to go

00:35:30.760 for Joe Biden's supporters

00:35:32.540 or for Bernie Sanders'

00:35:34.640 supporters.

00:35:35.100 Is she going to be

00:35:35.740 the moderate

00:35:36.600 who's got some

00:35:37.360 Midwest appeal

00:35:37.980 or is she going

00:35:39.000 to be the radical

00:35:39.800 socialist candidate?

00:35:41.040 And she made her choice.

00:35:41.920 She was going to go

00:35:42.380 for Bernie's supporters.

00:35:44.160 It was a pretty dumb choice

00:35:45.040 because Joe Biden

00:35:46.220 doesn't really have

00:35:46.840 a base of support.

00:35:47.820 He doesn't have

00:35:48.100 strong support.

00:35:49.100 Bernie Sanders does.

00:35:50.040 He has fanatical supporters

00:35:51.320 like that wacko 1.00

00:35:52.120 that we just saw

00:35:52.720 on camera.

00:35:53.880 So it didn't work out.

00:35:55.340 Her campaign,

00:35:56.020 which was once

00:35:56.720 headed to be

00:35:58.520 the nominee,

00:35:59.840 I mean,

00:36:00.100 she had all the momentum

00:36:01.320 in the race,

00:36:02.240 it has now collapsed

00:36:03.360 and so she's pandering 1.00

00:36:04.320 even more.

00:36:05.100 She's now promising

00:36:05.880 to appoint

00:36:06.500 a half-female cabinet

00:36:09.240 if elected.

00:36:10.100 Here's what Liz Warren said.

00:36:11.040 Quote,

00:36:11.560 Our government officials

00:36:12.500 can best serve

00:36:13.200 the American public

00:36:14.060 when they reflect

00:36:15.080 the diversity

00:36:15.780 of the country itself.

00:36:17.300 The federal government

00:36:18.020 does a dismal job

00:36:19.120 on diversity

00:36:19.740 and inclusion.

00:36:20.800 The share of Latinas 0.93

00:36:21.960 in the federal workforce

00:36:23.020 is about half that

00:36:24.340 of the entire workforce.

00:36:26.280 So hold on,

00:36:26.940 I just want to pause

00:36:27.660 there for a second.

00:36:28.280 That means that Latinas 0.99

00:36:30.200 have jobs

00:36:31.380 in the private sector

00:36:32.300 which pay more

00:36:33.120 and are way better

00:36:33.800 and more fulfilling

00:36:34.400 and they're not

00:36:35.520 just all bureaucrats

00:36:36.460 and somehow

00:36:37.140 in Liz Warren's mind

00:36:38.000 that's a bad thing.

00:36:39.140 Anyway,

00:36:39.560 moving on,

00:36:40.080 she says,

00:36:40.940 Even though black women 1.00

00:36:42.300 are disproportionately

00:36:43.040 represented in the

00:36:44.040 federal workforce,

00:36:45.000 they are nearly absent

00:36:46.160 from its leadership ranks.

00:36:48.100 White workers 0.97

00:36:48.680 make up nearly 80%

00:36:50.100 of the senior civil service

00:36:51.640 despite making up

00:36:52.480 only 63%

00:36:53.680 of the overall

00:36:54.160 federal workforce.

00:36:55.560 What she says

00:36:56.120 she's going to do

00:36:56.680 is build a cabinet

00:36:57.580 and senior leadership team

00:36:59.040 that reflects

00:36:59.940 the full diversity

00:37:00.740 of America

00:37:01.340 including at least

00:37:02.400 50% of cabinet positions

00:37:03.860 filled by women

00:37:04.680 and non-binary people.

00:37:07.840 She caught herself.

00:37:08.600 You see that?

00:37:09.220 The headline is

00:37:10.020 it's going to be

00:37:10.580 half female.

00:37:11.620 But she caught herself

00:37:12.580 because if the cabinet

00:37:13.580 were half female,

00:37:14.760 she would not be

00:37:15.620 woke enough

00:37:16.220 because what about

00:37:17.160 people who like

00:37:18.220 to pretend that

00:37:18.880 they're neither male

00:37:19.580 nor female? 0.60

00:37:20.580 What about people

00:37:21.160 who think that

00:37:21.640 they're both male

00:37:22.240 and female

00:37:22.680 or nothing at all

00:37:23.620 or any of the other

00:37:24.540 56 imaginary genders?

00:37:26.620 So she says

00:37:27.460 that half of them

00:37:28.280 are going to be

00:37:28.740 female or non-binary.

00:37:29.960 But if they're

00:37:32.300 half female

00:37:33.240 or non-binary

00:37:33.960 then

00:37:34.480 they're not

00:37:35.980 half female.

00:37:36.780 It seems like

00:37:37.280 women would still 1.00

00:37:37.900 be slightly

00:37:38.400 underrepresented.

00:37:39.980 Then you have

00:37:40.440 all of the other

00:37:41.060 racial and identity

00:37:42.560 politics statistics.

00:37:44.420 I was waiting

00:37:44.980 for her

00:37:45.360 to tell us

00:37:46.560 the airspeed velocity

00:37:47.400 of an unladen swallow.

00:37:48.840 It's just random

00:37:49.620 statistics about

00:37:50.460 demographics being

00:37:51.380 regurgitated.

00:37:53.200 What does that

00:37:54.040 have to do with

00:37:54.880 how America looks?

00:37:56.680 What does that

00:37:57.180 have to do

00:37:57.580 with the real

00:37:58.100 makeup of America?

00:37:58.960 I mean what does

00:37:59.740 it even mean

00:38:00.620 to have a government

00:38:02.680 that looks like

00:38:03.540 America?

00:38:05.080 Elizabeth Warren

00:38:06.160 and the left

00:38:06.800 broadly

00:38:07.300 just misunderstands

00:38:09.060 the point

00:38:10.180 of representative

00:38:10.940 government.

00:38:12.800 The point

00:38:13.740 of representative

00:38:14.720 government

00:38:15.220 is that

00:38:15.860 we are free

00:38:16.740 to elect

00:38:17.640 our representatives

00:38:18.480 using our free will

00:38:19.560 and our faculties

00:38:20.340 of reason.

00:38:21.280 If we were going

00:38:21.900 to have a president

00:38:22.520 that looks like

00:38:23.720 America

00:38:24.140 I guess we would

00:38:25.740 never have a black 1.00

00:38:26.360 president again,

00:38:27.040 right?

00:38:27.220 black Americans

00:38:29.880 make up 12%

00:38:30.860 of the population

00:38:31.580 so if you wanted

00:38:32.560 to have a president

00:38:33.240 that looked like

00:38:33.860 America

00:38:34.740 he could be

00:38:35.980 at most

00:38:36.580 12% black

00:38:37.740 right?

00:38:39.000 So you'd never

00:38:39.400 have a black

00:38:39.820 does that mean

00:38:40.360 we can't

00:38:41.220 it was a mistake

00:38:42.280 to elect Obama?

00:38:43.120 Well I think

00:38:43.460 it was a mistake

00:38:43.920 to elect Obama

00:38:44.560 but not because

00:38:45.100 of his race.

00:38:46.500 Of course that's

00:38:47.360 not what it means.

00:38:49.140 Does it mean

00:38:49.580 the majority

00:38:50.220 of Americans

00:38:50.800 are women? 1.00

00:38:52.240 Women are most 0.99

00:38:53.160 of the population

00:38:53.900 so does that mean

00:38:54.940 we can never

00:38:55.300 have a male 0.90

00:38:55.820 president again?

00:38:56.660 I guess Bernie

00:38:57.260 Biden

00:38:57.760 Buttigieg

00:38:58.560 they've just

00:38:59.080 all got to

00:38:59.460 drop out.

00:39:02.200 That means

00:39:02.820 we can certainly

00:39:03.420 never have a

00:39:03.880 gay president 0.99

00:39:04.500 homosexuals 0.98

00:39:06.360 make up a

00:39:06.880 small minority

00:39:07.480 of the population

00:39:08.320 obviously we're

00:39:09.540 never going to

00:39:09.800 have a

00:39:09.980 transsexual

00:39:10.500 president

00:39:10.980 we can't

00:39:11.840 if we want

00:39:12.840 a president

00:39:13.340 that simply

00:39:13.940 reflects what

00:39:14.900 the majority

00:39:15.500 of what

00:39:15.820 Americans

00:39:16.200 look like

00:39:16.800 in terms

00:39:17.480 of their skin

00:39:17.900 color

00:39:18.240 or their

00:39:18.800 sexual

00:39:19.220 preferences

00:39:19.680 or their

00:39:20.060 biological

00:39:20.560 sex

00:39:21.020 should we

00:39:21.780 just peg

00:39:22.620 representation

00:39:23.420 in government

00:39:25.220 to racial

00:39:25.800 and sexual

00:39:26.300 demographics?

00:39:27.140 Well if we

00:39:27.460 do that

00:39:27.800 we don't

00:39:28.080 even have

00:39:28.400 to vote

00:39:28.800 do we?

00:39:29.900 Because we

00:39:30.200 know okay

00:39:30.820 12% of

00:39:31.760 America is

00:39:32.280 black

00:39:32.620 51-52%

00:39:34.040 are women 0.97

00:39:34.560 3% are

00:39:36.720 gay 0.99

00:39:37.220 what

00:39:38.660 .03%

00:39:40.740 are transsexual 0.56

00:39:41.640 so we're just

00:39:42.100 going to

00:39:42.400 those are the

00:39:43.200 important categories

00:39:44.940 never mind how

00:39:46.160 we arrive at

00:39:46.700 which categories

00:39:47.300 to pick

00:39:47.660 how about

00:39:48.040 ideological

00:39:48.380 categories

00:39:49.120 are we going

00:39:49.580 to include

00:39:50.340 people who

00:39:50.740 are conservative

00:39:51.260 or liberal

00:39:51.720 or socialist

00:39:52.260 regardless of

00:39:54.060 how you slice

00:39:54.720 it it gets

00:39:55.360 rid of the

00:39:55.940 entire purpose

00:39:56.780 of representative

00:39:57.500 government

00:39:57.920 which is our

00:39:58.500 free will

00:39:59.060 and our

00:39:59.300 faculties of

00:39:59.880 reason to

00:40:00.640 vote

00:40:00.940 if you just

00:40:02.600 had a government

00:40:03.540 that looked

00:40:04.040 like America 0.94

00:40:04.680 nobody would

00:40:05.280 vote because

00:40:06.280 you would just

00:40:06.820 pick a few

00:40:07.520 statistics and

00:40:08.660 put them up

00:40:09.160 there

00:40:09.420 voting could

00:40:11.340 undermine the

00:40:12.560 demographics

00:40:13.080 because what

00:40:13.700 if a Hispanic

00:40:14.300 voter votes

00:40:15.620 for a black

00:40:16.220 candidate

00:40:16.740 well that

00:40:18.220 would mess up

00:40:19.360 the demographics

00:40:20.340 of people

00:40:20.740 who look

00:40:21.020 like America 0.94

00:40:21.620 those are

00:40:22.240 two different

00:40:22.640 visions

00:40:22.980 the one

00:40:23.700 vision says

00:40:24.340 we want

00:40:24.880 a representative

00:40:25.420 government

00:40:25.980 meaning we

00:40:26.740 want people

00:40:27.360 to use

00:40:28.640 their brains

00:40:29.200 use their

00:40:29.700 free will

00:40:30.180 to pick

00:40:30.820 the representatives

00:40:31.680 that they want

00:40:32.340 that's what

00:40:32.720 the conservatives

00:40:33.780 say

00:40:34.380 what the left

00:40:35.420 says is

00:40:36.100 your brain

00:40:37.140 doesn't matter

00:40:37.720 your free will

00:40:38.300 doesn't matter

00:40:38.800 you probably

00:40:39.160 shouldn't have

00:40:39.540 free will

00:40:39.900 anyway

00:40:40.300 I mean if

00:40:41.100 you ask that

00:40:41.420 Bernie Sanders

00:40:41.940 field organizer

00:40:42.660 and really

00:40:43.840 the core of

00:40:45.960 our identity

00:40:46.520 is in our skin

00:40:47.440 color and in

00:40:48.160 our genitals 0.61

00:40:48.680 so forget

00:40:49.620 about voting

00:40:50.140 we'll just

00:40:50.720 we'll just

00:40:51.740 look at the

00:40:52.200 census and

00:40:53.060 pick a government

00:40:54.340 based on those

00:40:55.780 characteristics

00:40:56.420 that's an ugly

00:40:57.740 view of representative

00:40:58.600 government

00:40:59.060 and I think

00:41:00.160 increasingly

00:41:00.720 it's viewed

00:41:02.200 to be incoherent

00:41:03.220 but the left

00:41:04.620 is always incoherent

00:41:05.820 on these racial

00:41:06.960 politics and on

00:41:08.000 sexual politics

00:41:08.820 too

00:41:09.100 I bring up

00:41:10.680 this example

00:41:11.320 of a tweet

00:41:12.620 about Melania

00:41:13.660 Trump

00:41:14.080 not simply

00:41:15.040 because

00:41:15.660 there's a photo

00:41:16.900 of Melania

00:41:17.400 Trump there

00:41:17.860 and she's a

00:41:18.300 very beautiful

00:41:18.920 and graceful

00:41:19.460 woman and I 0.99

00:41:19.940 like to look

00:41:20.380 at it

00:41:20.740 but because

00:41:21.340 it shows you

00:41:21.860 the fake

00:41:22.260 feminism

00:41:22.720 of the left

00:41:23.420 Melania

00:41:24.960 Trump

00:41:25.320 just a few

00:41:25.780 days ago

00:41:26.180 tweeted out

00:41:26.740 quote

00:41:27.040 it is a

00:41:27.780 great honor

00:41:28.300 to serve

00:41:28.700 the people

00:41:29.060 of this

00:41:29.320 incredible

00:41:29.680 country

00:41:30.180 hashtag

00:41:30.900 inauguration

00:41:31.600 day

00:41:31.960 2017

00:41:33.240 and it was

00:41:33.700 a picture

00:41:34.000 of Melania

00:41:34.540 at the

00:41:34.920 inauguration

00:41:35.480 and she

00:41:35.780 looked great

00:41:36.320 and it

00:41:37.140 was a

00:41:37.340 wonderful

00:41:37.540 day to

00:41:37.840 remember

00:41:38.120 then

00:41:39.140 some

00:41:39.620 random

00:41:39.960 blue

00:41:40.180 checkmark

00:41:40.620 on

00:41:40.800 Twitter

00:41:41.040 Jeffrey

00:41:41.440 Guterman

00:41:41.960 tweeted out

00:41:43.760 quote

00:41:44.140 to her

00:41:45.340 directly

00:41:45.780 you are

00:41:46.520 disgusting

00:41:47.220 for marrying

00:41:47.980 a bastard 0.76

00:41:48.580 that was

00:41:50.800 one of the

00:41:51.220 nicer

00:41:51.540 responses

00:41:52.500 on Twitter

00:41:53.420 Kaj

00:41:54.660 Eric

00:41:55.320 Erickson

00:41:55.920 who's an

00:41:56.400 actor

00:41:56.720 and a

00:41:56.960 blue

00:41:57.120 checkmark

00:41:57.640 tweeted

00:41:58.360 out

00:41:58.720 do you

00:41:59.420 think

00:41:59.680 it's

00:41:59.880 weird

00:42:00.220 that your

00:42:00.720 husband

00:42:01.080 wants to

00:42:01.580 have

00:42:01.740 sex

00:42:02.100 with his

00:42:02.440 daughter

00:42:02.780 it's

00:42:04.280 disgusting

00:42:04.740 imagine

00:42:05.380 imagine

00:42:06.340 speaking that

00:42:07.160 way to

00:42:07.380 a woman 0.57

00:42:07.740 especially

00:42:08.980 if you're

00:42:09.260 a man

00:42:09.640 especially

00:42:10.200 a woman 0.57

00:42:10.540 you don't

00:42:10.900 know

00:42:11.140 imagine

00:42:11.420 just

00:42:11.640 walking

00:42:11.900 up

00:42:12.040 to

00:42:12.140 a

00:42:12.280 woman 0.99

00:42:12.500 and

00:42:12.940 saying

00:42:13.260 that

00:42:13.460 to

00:42:13.560 a

00:42:13.680 stranger

00:42:14.060 how

00:42:15.060 disgusting

00:42:15.540 what a

00:42:15.960 disgusting

00:42:16.320 person

00:42:16.680 you have

00:42:17.000 to be

00:42:17.320 how ashamed

00:42:18.040 of yourself

00:42:18.440 you should

00:42:18.740 be for

00:42:19.000 that

00:42:19.220 then there

00:42:20.040 were a

00:42:20.220 bunch of

00:42:20.460 tweets

00:42:20.660 calling her

00:42:21.100 a hooker 1.00

00:42:21.480 calling her

00:42:21.880 trash

00:42:22.420 calling her

00:42:22.900 all sorts

00:42:23.320 of horrible

00:42:24.040 things

00:42:24.320 Melania

00:42:24.760 Trump

00:42:25.080 who is

00:42:25.920 a vision

00:42:26.800 not merely

00:42:27.480 of

00:42:27.980 of

00:42:28.840 physical

00:42:30.100 beauty

00:42:30.500 which she

00:42:31.040 obviously

00:42:31.380 is

00:42:31.620 she was

00:42:31.800 a model

00:42:32.180 but

00:42:33.020 she's

00:42:33.580 got

00:42:33.780 a lot

00:42:34.220 of

00:42:34.340 grace

00:42:34.720 she's

00:42:35.060 conducted

00:42:35.360 herself

00:42:35.780 as

00:42:36.140 first lady 0.89

00:42:36.940 with a lot

00:42:37.680 of

00:42:37.800 class

00:42:38.300 she

00:42:38.980 speaks

00:42:39.340 what

00:42:39.640 five

00:42:40.100 languages

00:42:40.600 I mean

00:42:41.000 she's

00:42:41.220 a role

00:42:41.720 model

00:42:42.040 she is

00:42:42.900 a really

00:42:43.760 graceful

00:42:44.680 woman 0.99

00:42:44.940 it's not

00:42:45.420 just

00:42:45.600 Melania

00:42:46.000 who gets

00:42:46.420 it

00:42:46.580 Kellyanne

00:42:47.000 Conway

00:42:47.360 too

00:42:47.600 has been

00:42:47.860 a target

00:42:48.300 some

00:42:49.020 Democratic

00:42:49.660 ex-congressional

00:42:50.540 candidate

00:42:50.920 named

00:42:51.400 Pam

00:42:51.740 Keith

00:42:52.100 decided

00:42:53.460 to

00:42:53.800 just

00:42:54.260 out of

00:42:54.500 the blue

00:42:54.840 call

00:42:55.340 Kellyanne

00:42:55.800 Conway

00:42:56.100 ugly 0.98

00:42:56.540 on

00:42:56.900 Twitter

00:42:57.200 this is

00:42:58.260 someone

00:42:58.440 who was

00:42:58.660 running

00:42:58.900 for public

00:42:59.320 office

00:42:59.600 in the

00:42:59.820 United

00:43:00.000 States

00:43:00.360 she said

00:43:01.000 can you

00:43:01.240 believe

00:43:01.460 Kellyanne

00:43:01.920 is

00:43:02.040 53

00:43:02.440 today

00:43:02.820 I

00:43:03.180 turned

00:43:03.380 51

00:43:03.800 in

00:43:03.960 November

00:43:04.260 and

00:43:04.420 I'm

00:43:04.520 not

00:43:04.620 even

00:43:04.760 wearing

00:43:04.980 a drop

00:43:05.320 of

00:43:05.440 makeup

00:43:05.760 the

00:43:06.300 implication

00:43:06.680 being

00:43:06.920 that

00:43:07.060 Kellyanne

00:43:07.360 Conway

00:43:07.720 is

00:43:07.920 just

00:43:08.140 absolutely

00:43:09.160 hideous

00:43:09.800 and this

00:43:10.160 random

00:43:11.000 woman 0.99

00:43:11.380 Pam

00:43:11.720 Keith

00:43:12.020 is

00:43:12.760 so

00:43:13.320 physically

00:43:13.800 beautiful

00:43:14.340 which

00:43:15.000 the

00:43:16.380 premise

00:43:17.060 of her

00:43:17.460 tweet

00:43:17.720 was not

00:43:18.200 correct

00:43:18.640 let's

00:43:18.940 leave

00:43:19.140 it

00:43:19.240 at

00:43:19.360 that

00:43:19.700 but

00:43:20.460 even

00:43:20.800 if

00:43:20.960 it

00:43:21.080 were

00:43:21.380 let's

00:43:21.960 say

00:43:22.120 that

00:43:22.300 this

00:43:22.500 woman 0.99

00:43:22.700 Pam

00:43:22.940 Keith

00:43:23.140 were

00:43:23.320 a

00:43:23.440 supermodel

00:43:23.940 and

00:43:24.240 let's

00:43:24.440 say

00:43:24.540 that

00:43:24.660 Kellyanne

00:43:24.980 Conway

00:43:25.360 really

00:43:25.640 were

00:43:25.960 unattractive

00:43:26.940 who

00:43:27.140 says

00:43:27.920 that

00:43:28.100 to

00:43:28.240 somebody

00:43:28.600 who

00:43:29.340 would

00:43:29.500 say

00:43:29.680 that

00:43:29.860 to

00:43:30.000 a

00:43:30.100 woman 0.99

00:43:30.220 that's

00:43:30.440 that's

00:43:30.720 building

00:43:31.000 women 1.00

00:43:31.260 up

00:43:31.480 right

00:43:31.700 now

00:43:32.000 the

00:43:33.200 left

00:43:33.420 is

00:43:33.600 so

00:43:34.020 so

00:43:34.320 disingenuous

00:43:35.120 on

00:43:35.400 women's

00:43:35.860 issues

00:43:36.300 whatever

00:43:38.600 you

00:43:38.860 think

00:43:39.080 of

00:43:39.220 Donald

00:43:39.480 Trump

00:43:39.880 whatever

00:43:40.520 you

00:43:40.740 think

00:43:41.000 of

00:43:41.140 conservatives

00:43:41.720 whatever

00:43:42.480 you

00:43:42.740 think

00:43:42.960 of

00:43:43.080 Republicans

00:43:43.660 Melania

00:43:44.540 Trump

00:43:44.880 and

00:43:45.060 Kellyanne

00:43:45.440 Conway

00:43:45.780 are

00:43:46.000 two

00:43:46.200 of

00:43:46.300 the

00:43:46.400 most

00:43:46.560 impressive

00:43:46.920 women 1.00

00:43:47.180 in

00:43:47.320 the

00:43:47.420 country

00:43:47.740 Kellyanne

00:43:48.700 Conway

00:43:49.100 is

00:43:49.400 the

00:43:49.540 first

00:43:49.760 woman 0.99

00:43:50.160 to

00:43:51.080 ever

00:43:51.420 run

00:43:51.980 a

00:43:52.340 major

00:43:52.960 party

00:43:54.100 presidential

00:43:54.700 campaign

00:43:58.100 she's

00:43:58.240 certainly

00:43:58.460 the

00:43:58.640 only

00:43:58.800 woman 0.99

00:43:59.160 to

00:43:59.880 ever

00:44:00.220 run

00:44:00.700 a

00:44:01.000 successful

00:44:01.600 presidential

00:44:02.800 campaign

00:44:03.340 this

00:44:04.540 woman 0.99

00:44:04.760 rose

00:44:05.080 up

00:44:05.240 the

00:44:05.400 ranks

00:44:05.700 she

00:44:05.880 is

00:44:06.000 really

00:44:06.320 good

00:44:06.560 at

00:44:06.680 her

00:44:06.820 job

00:44:07.260 Melania

00:44:08.360 Trump

00:44:08.780 succeeded

00:44:10.000 as

00:44:10.500 model

00:44:10.880 she's

00:44:11.400 obviously

00:44:11.740 physically

00:44:12.280 very

00:44:12.620 beautiful

00:44:13.020 but

00:44:13.300 she's

00:44:13.580 just

00:44:13.920 been

00:44:14.640 diplomatic

00:44:15.280 in

00:44:15.660 her

00:44:15.820 role

00:44:16.200 she

00:44:16.720 speaks

00:44:17.100 five

00:44:17.560 languages

00:44:17.960 how many

00:44:18.280 languages

00:44:18.620 do you

00:44:18.940 speak

00:44:19.160 how many

00:44:19.420 languages

00:44:19.740 does

00:44:19.960 Pam

00:44:20.360 Keith

00:44:20.620 speak

00:44:21.020 she's

00:44:22.100 an

00:44:22.240 immigrant

00:44:22.600 you know

00:44:23.000 the

00:44:23.140 left

00:44:23.320 is

00:44:23.440 always

00:44:23.620 talking

00:44:23.960 about

00:44:24.180 how much

00:44:24.840 they

00:44:24.980 love

00:44:25.180 immigrants

00:44:25.580 how about

00:44:25.860 you

00:44:25.960 start

00:44:26.140 with

00:44:26.280 Melania

00:44:26.580 Trump

00:44:26.960 so

00:44:27.760 disingenuous

00:44:28.760 and

00:44:29.960 it's

00:44:30.800 and you

00:44:31.060 even

00:44:31.300 see it

00:44:31.620 from

00:44:31.760 so-called

00:44:32.220 male

00:44:32.540 feminists

00:44:33.140 the

00:44:33.360 creepiest

00:44:33.820 creature

00:44:34.260 on

00:44:35.200 the

00:44:35.420 planet

00:44:35.720 it's

00:44:36.960 so

00:44:37.380 disingenuous

00:44:38.160 and

00:44:38.460 they're

00:44:39.140 always

00:44:39.320 prattling

00:44:39.800 on about

00:44:40.160 it

00:44:40.260 they're

00:44:40.340 always

00:44:40.520 talking

00:44:40.820 about

00:44:41.020 it

00:44:41.120 I

00:44:41.240 think

00:44:41.440 they're

00:44:41.820 always

00:44:42.000 talking

00:44:42.380 about

00:44:42.620 it

00:44:42.760 because

00:44:43.260 they're

00:44:44.160 projecting

00:44:44.660 so

00:44:45.000 when

00:44:45.160 they

00:44:45.340 say

00:44:45.560 that

00:44:45.760 conservatives

00:44:46.220 hate

00:44:46.540 women 1.00

00:44:46.900 conservatives

00:44:47.660 are

00:44:48.120 mean

00:44:48.780 to

00:44:49.020 women 1.00

00:44:49.280 I

00:44:49.540 think

00:44:49.960 they're

00:44:50.160 projecting

00:44:50.640 their

00:44:51.280 own

00:44:51.800 behaviors

00:44:52.400 and

00:44:52.720 their

00:44:52.880 own

00:44:53.240 their

00:44:53.560 own

00:44:53.800 inclinations

00:44:54.500 and

00:44:55.100 we

00:44:55.260 should

00:44:55.460 not

00:44:55.660 let

00:44:55.840 them

00:44:55.960 do

00:44:56.120 it

00:44:56.240 for

00:44:56.420 even

00:44:56.660 two

00:44:56.880 seconds

00:44:57.220 before

00:44:57.440 we

00:44:57.600 go

00:44:57.720 I

00:44:57.840 got

00:44:57.960 to

00:44:58.120 point

00:44:58.840 out

00:44:59.000 that

00:44:59.140 President

00:44:59.460 Trump

00:44:59.800 just

00:45:00.020 actually

00:45:00.500 absolutely

00:45:01.120 wrecked

00:45:01.820 the

00:45:02.160 elites

00:45:02.580 at

00:45:02.900 Davos

00:45:03.500 over

00:45:05.540 the

00:45:05.720 past

00:45:05.940 week

00:45:06.240 you have

00:45:07.180 the

00:45:07.280 world

00:45:07.500 economic

00:45:07.980 forum

00:45:08.340 this

00:45:08.580 is

00:45:08.720 this

00:45:08.980 gross

00:45:10.360 elitist

00:45:12.480 increasingly

00:45:13.740 irrelevant

00:45:14.700 forum

00:45:15.380 that

00:45:16.580 goes on

00:45:17.200 brings in

00:45:17.520 a lot

00:45:17.700 of world

00:45:18.020 leaders

00:45:18.400 though

00:45:19.300 fewer

00:45:19.660 and fewer

00:45:20.000 show up

00:45:20.760 President

00:45:21.880 Trump

00:45:22.120 gave a

00:45:22.420 speech

00:45:22.660 there

00:45:22.940 and it

00:45:23.620 was a

00:45:24.080 triumphant

00:45:24.580 speech

00:45:24.860 it was

00:45:25.040 a victory

00:45:25.400 speech

00:45:25.740 it was

00:45:25.900 a speech

00:45:26.260 that said

00:45:26.660 hey

00:45:26.860 I showed

00:45:27.240 up here

00:45:27.500 a few

00:45:27.740 years

00:45:28.000 ago

00:45:28.180 and I

00:45:28.400 told you

00:45:28.700 everything

00:45:28.980 we were

00:45:29.260 going to

00:45:29.540 do

00:45:29.760 and you

00:45:30.340 all

00:45:30.540 laughed

00:45:30.860 at me

00:45:31.120 well

00:45:31.280 who's

00:45:31.740 laughing

00:45:32.220 now

00:45:33.040 we've

00:45:33.980 regained

00:45:34.480 our stride

00:45:35.420 rediscovered

00:45:37.500 our spirit

00:45:38.100 and reawakened

00:45:39.780 the powerful

00:45:40.360 machinery

00:45:40.900 of

00:45:41.280 American

00:45:41.940 enterprise

00:45:42.660 America

00:45:43.700 is thriving

00:45:44.340 America

00:45:45.520 is flourishing

00:45:46.280 and yes

00:45:46.880 America

00:45:48.060 is winning

00:45:48.960 again

00:45:49.400 like never

00:45:49.940 before

00:45:50.480 just last week

00:45:52.700 alone

00:45:52.980 the United

00:45:53.440 States

00:45:53.880 concluded

00:45:54.400 two

00:45:54.780 extraordinary

00:45:55.440 trade deals

00:45:56.320 the agreement

00:45:58.480 with China

00:45:59.340 and the

00:46:00.520 United States

00:46:01.460 Mexico

00:46:02.940 Canada

00:46:03.480 agreement

00:46:04.000 the two

00:46:04.520 biggest

00:46:05.180 trade deals

00:46:05.800 ever made

00:46:06.420 they just

00:46:07.280 happened to

00:46:07.640 get done

00:46:07.960 in the same

00:46:08.380 week

00:46:08.700 big

00:46:09.840 big win

00:46:10.880 I mean

00:46:11.220 it reminds

00:46:11.700 me of

00:46:12.000 when Nigel

00:46:12.560 Farage

00:46:13.100 showed up

00:46:13.580 to the

00:46:13.860 EU

00:46:14.200 after the

00:46:14.760 Brexit

00:46:15.100 vote

00:46:15.460 so this

00:46:16.220 is the

00:46:16.480 British

00:46:16.760 representative

00:46:17.380 very

00:46:18.100 pro

00:46:18.860 Brexit

00:46:19.340 and he

00:46:20.120 came there

00:46:20.580 and he

00:46:20.780 said

00:46:20.960 you know

00:46:21.280 I told

00:46:21.900 you people

00:46:22.520 a little

00:46:23.260 while ago

00:46:23.900 that

00:46:24.900 pretty soon

00:46:26.100 the United

00:46:26.520 Kingdom

00:46:26.840 would leave

00:46:27.240 the European

00:46:27.660 Union

00:46:28.060 and you

00:46:28.420 all laughed

00:46:29.020 at me

00:46:29.400 well

00:46:30.020 who's

00:46:30.560 laughing

00:46:30.960 now

00:46:31.420 this was

00:46:31.820 President

00:46:32.140 Trump's

00:46:32.780 who's

00:46:33.180 laughing

00:46:33.680 now

00:46:34.220 moment

00:46:34.880 because

00:46:35.300 so many

00:46:36.240 of these

00:46:36.580 elites

00:46:36.980 who insist

00:46:38.300 that they

00:46:38.620 know how

00:46:38.880 to run

00:46:39.100 the world

00:46:39.420 and they

00:46:39.600 can run

00:46:39.860 our lives

00:46:40.220 better

00:46:40.420 than you

00:46:40.720 and I

00:46:40.980 can

00:46:41.200 they

00:46:41.740 mocked

00:46:42.700 this

00:46:43.140 man

00:46:43.820 mercilessly

00:46:45.080 they said

00:46:45.800 the sky

00:46:46.240 was going

00:46:46.560 to fall

00:46:46.860 if he

00:46:47.080 got elected

00:46:47.560 literally

00:46:48.180 in some

00:46:48.640 cases

00:46:49.020 we'll get

00:46:49.540 to what

00:46:49.780 President

00:46:50.040 Trump

00:46:50.300 said

00:46:50.580 about the

00:46:51.300 environment

00:46:51.740 at Davos

00:46:52.300 we'll try

00:46:52.600 to get

00:46:52.820 to that

00:46:53.080 tomorrow

00:46:53.520 but they

00:46:55.100 certainly

00:46:55.420 thought the

00:46:56.000 economy

00:46:56.320 was going

00:46:56.660 to collapse

00:46:57.260 the markets

00:46:58.120 are going

00:46:58.340 to fall

00:46:58.880 we're going

00:46:59.280 to have

00:46:59.480 wars

00:47:00.120 and what

00:47:00.800 happened

00:47:01.140 the opposite

00:47:01.680 this guy

00:47:03.220 has run

00:47:03.820 the United

00:47:04.220 States

00:47:04.580 and therefore

00:47:05.380 run the

00:47:05.940 world

00:47:06.200 in many

00:47:06.540 ways

00:47:06.860 much better

00:47:08.000 than all

00:47:08.760 of these

00:47:09.120 liberal

00:47:09.760 elites

00:47:10.540 who's laughing

00:47:11.280 now

00:47:11.560 I think

00:47:11.860 you and

00:47:12.160 I are

00:47:12.460 that's

00:47:12.740 who is

00:47:13.320 before we

00:47:14.880 go to

00:47:15.380 I have

00:47:16.060 got to

00:47:16.760 announce

00:47:17.320 a very

00:47:18.480 exciting

00:47:18.940 new project

00:47:19.660 we've been

00:47:20.120 keeping this

00:47:20.560 a little bit

00:47:20.960 under wraps

00:47:21.460 you'll notice

00:47:21.920 that I'm

00:47:22.200 in Washington

00:47:22.740 D.C.

00:47:23.800 this week

00:47:24.400 in part

00:47:25.560 that's

00:47:25.960 because I'm

00:47:26.240 excited to

00:47:26.720 go hang

00:47:27.660 out at

00:47:27.900 the March

00:47:28.220 for Life

00:47:28.660 this weekend

00:47:29.320 but the

00:47:29.840 reason I

00:47:30.160 came in

00:47:30.460 early

00:47:30.780 is because

00:47:31.300 we are

00:47:31.660 launching

00:47:32.000 a new

00:47:32.600 project

00:47:33.080 with

00:47:33.740 Senator

00:47:34.120 Ted

00:47:34.480 Cruz

00:47:34.840 that

00:47:35.580 is a

00:47:35.840 new

00:47:35.960 podcast

00:47:36.320 called

00:47:36.640 Verdict

00:47:37.220 with

00:47:37.780 Ted

00:47:38.220 Cruz

00:47:38.820 I will

00:47:39.220 be

00:47:39.400 co-hosting

00:47:40.080 that

00:47:40.320 project

00:47:40.680 with

00:47:40.860 the

00:47:41.000 senator

00:47:41.260 we

00:47:41.720 were

00:47:41.880 up

00:47:42.040 until

00:47:42.300 3 or

00:47:42.620 4 in

00:47:42.840 the

00:47:42.920 morning

00:47:43.160 last

00:47:43.480 night

00:47:43.780 because

00:47:44.380 the

00:47:44.700 impeachment

00:47:45.060 hearings

00:47:46.020 were

00:47:46.380 the impeachment

00:47:46.780 trial

00:47:47.100 was going

00:47:47.460 on and

00:47:47.960 on and

00:47:48.340 on

00:47:48.660 and

00:47:49.400 at

00:47:49.680 about

00:47:50.040 I don't

00:47:50.500 know

00:47:50.600 1.30

00:47:51.020 or 2

00:47:51.320 o'clock

00:47:51.840 finally

00:47:52.940 things

00:47:53.360 wrapped up

00:47:53.860 over at

00:47:54.160 the

00:47:54.280 capitol

00:47:54.680 and

00:47:55.320 we got

00:47:55.560 a call

00:47:55.780 from

00:47:55.960 the

00:47:56.120 senator

00:47:56.360 and

00:47:56.720 he

00:47:56.980 headed

00:47:57.280 straight 0.70

00:47:57.820 from

00:47:58.040 the

00:47:58.200 capitol

00:47:58.600 straight 0.70

00:47:58.960 from

00:47:59.140 the

00:47:59.240 impeachment

00:47:59.480 trial

00:47:59.840 to

00:48:00.460 our

00:48:00.820 studio

00:48:01.280 we

00:48:01.940 recorded

00:48:02.420 a

00:48:03.140 25

00:48:03.420 minute

00:48:03.700 episode

00:48:04.180 the

00:48:04.460 first

00:48:04.760 episode

00:48:05.280 of

00:48:05.780 Verdict

00:48:06.280 with

00:48:06.580 Ted

00:48:06.860 Cruz

00:48:07.300 we're

00:48:07.760 going

00:48:07.840 to be

00:48:07.980 doing

00:48:08.140 that

00:48:08.320 every

00:48:08.680 single

00:48:09.160 night

00:48:09.500 of

00:48:09.900 the

00:48:10.020 impeachment

00:48:10.420 trial

00:48:10.840 we're

00:48:11.020 not

00:48:11.160 just

00:48:11.300 going

00:48:11.420 to be

00:48:11.520 talking

00:48:11.740 about

00:48:11.920 impeachment

00:48:12.240 though

00:48:12.520 the

00:48:13.180 senator

00:48:13.440 is going

00:48:13.820 to be

00:48:14.080 breaking

00:48:14.420 down

00:48:14.780 the

00:48:15.300 biggest

00:48:16.220 issues

00:48:16.940 in

00:48:17.420 the

00:48:18.000 news

00:48:18.400 in

00:48:18.840 our

00:48:19.500 politics

00:48:20.040 in

00:48:20.440 our

00:48:20.680 government

00:48:21.060 and

00:48:21.740 nobody

00:48:21.980 is

00:48:22.160 closer

00:48:22.440 to

00:48:22.680 it

00:48:22.820 obviously

00:48:23.240 than

00:48:23.660 Senator

00:48:23.980 Ted

00:48:24.220 Cruz

00:48:24.480 and

00:48:24.800 he

00:48:24.940 really

00:48:25.140 is

00:48:25.340 one

00:48:25.520 of

00:48:25.600 the

00:48:25.740 most

00:48:25.960 brilliant

00:48:26.620 political

00:48:27.440 and legal

00:48:27.860 minds

00:48:28.220 in the

00:48:28.460 country

00:48:28.740 so

00:48:28.980 it's

00:48:29.300 just

00:48:29.460 such

00:48:29.740 a

00:48:29.880 wonderful

00:48:30.160 opportunity

00:48:30.760 for

00:48:31.320 me

00:48:31.600 to

00:48:32.060 be

00:48:32.220 able

00:48:32.400 to

00:48:32.580 learn

00:48:32.760 from

00:48:32.960 him

00:48:33.120 and

00:48:33.280 get

00:48:33.560 an

00:48:33.660 insider

00:48:41.300 Spotify

00:48:41.460 and

00:48:41.640 YouTube

00:48:41.820 right

00:48:42.180 now

00:48:42.480 it

00:48:42.940 will

00:48:43.040 be

00:48:43.160 going

00:48:43.320 up

00:48:43.480 on

00:48:43.580 Apple

00:48:43.760 Podcasts

00:48:44.480 momentarily

00:48:45.100 but

00:48:46.000 head

00:48:46.140 over

00:48:46.300 subscribe

00:48:46.600 right

00:48:46.940 now

00:48:47.180 on

00:48:47.600 Spotify

00:48:47.980 and

00:48:48.280 YouTube

00:48:48.520 to

00:48:48.960 Verdict

00:48:49.480 with

00:48:50.200 Ted

00:48:50.620 Cruz

00:48:50.940 and

00:48:51.600 we

00:48:51.860 will

00:48:52.020 see

00:48:52.260 you

00:48:52.420 later

00:48:52.740 on

00:48:53.020 and

00:48:53.140 then

00:48:53.320 after

00:48:54.060 another

00:48:54.320 night

00:48:54.500 of

00:48:54.600 no

00:48:54.740 sleep

00:48:54.960 we'll

00:48:55.120 be

00:48:55.240 back

00:48:55.480 right

00:48:55.660 here

00:48:55.820 tomorrow

00:48:56.200 I'm

00:48:56.500 Michael

00:48:56.740 Knowles

00:48:57.000 this

00:48:57.160 is

00:48:57.280 the

00:48:57.380 Michael

00:48:57.580 Knowles

00:48:57.840 show

00:49:11.300 five-star

00:49:11.980 review

00:49:12.380 and

00:49:12.820 tell

00:49:13.000 your

00:49:13.180 friends

00:49:13.480 to

00:49:13.680 subscribe

00:49:14.180 we're

00:49:14.800 available

00:49:15.160 on

00:49:15.400 Apple

00:49:15.620 Podcasts

00:49:16.400 Spotify

00:49:16.780 and

00:49:17.460 wherever

00:49:17.740 else

00:49:18.060 you

00:49:18.180 listen

00:49:18.380 to

00:49:18.520 podcasts

00:49:19.080 also

00:49:19.820 be

00:49:20.100 sure

00:49:20.260 to

00:49:20.420 check

00:49:20.620 out

00:49:20.780 the

00:49:20.920 other

00:49:21.140 daily

00:49:21.440 wire

00:49:21.680 podcasts

00:49:22.340 including

00:49:23.080 the

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00:49:23.480 Shapiro

00:49:23.800 show

00:49:24.120 the

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00:49:24.780 Klavan

00:49:25.060 show

00:49:25.360 and

00:49:25.740 the

00:49:25.920 Matt

00:49:26.100 Walsh

00:49:26.400 show

00:49:26.580 the

00:49:27.060 Michael

00:49:27.360 Knowles

00:49:27.640 show

00:49:27.900 is

00:49:28.140 produced

00:49:28.620 by

00:49:28.920 Ben

00:49:29.240 Davies

00:49:29.760 director

00:49:30.480 Mike

00:49:31.100 Joyner

00:49:31.540 executive

00:49:32.220 producer

00:49:32.800 Jeremy

00:49:33.420 Boring

00:49:33.820 senior

00:49:34.520 producer

00:49:35.060 Jonathan

00:49:35.680 Hay

00:49:35.980 supervising

00:49:37.080 producers

00:49:37.620 Mathis

00:49:38.160 Glover

00:49:38.520 and

00:49:38.860 Robert

00:49:39.180 Sterling

00:49:39.680 technical

00:49:40.340 producer

00:49:40.820 Austin

00:49:41.380 Stevens

00:49:41.840 assistant

00:49:42.560 director

00:49:43.040 Pavel

00:49:43.720 Widowski

00:49:44.280 editor

00:49:44.960 and

00:49:45.280 associate

00:49:45.620 producer

00:49:46.160 Danny

00:49:46.700 D'Amico

00:49:47.120 audio

00:49:47.780 mixer

00:49:48.220 Robin

00:49:48.880 Fenderson

00:49:49.480 hair

00:49:50.020 and

00:49:50.140 makeup

00:49:50.480 Jesua

00:49:51.100 Olvera

00:49:51.840 production

00:49:52.240 assistants

00:49:52.820 McKenna

00:49:53.340 Waters

00:49:53.680 and

00:49:53.980 Ryan

00:49:54.320 Love

00:49:54.660 the

00:49:55.040 Michael

00:49:55.280 Knowles

00:49:55.520 show

00:49:55.720 is

00:49:55.860 a

00:49:55.980 daily

00:49:56.180 wire

00:49:56.400 production

00:49:56.880 copyright

00:49:57.580 daily

00:49:57.920 wire

00:49:58.220 2020

00:49:58.740 on

00:49:59.280 the

00:49:59.360 Matt

00:49:59.520 Walsh

00:49:59.800 show

00:50:00.060 we're

00:50:00.300 not

00:50:00.500 just

00:50:00.820 discussing

00:50:01.540 politics

00:50:02.180 we're

00:50:02.600 talking

00:50:02.980 culture

00:50:03.580 faith

00:50:04.120 family

00:50:04.620 all of

00:50:05.100 the

00:50:05.220 things

00:50:05.580 that are

00:50:05.980 really

00:50:08.160 hey

00:50:17.780 so

00:50:18.200 what

00:50:18.420 did

00:50:18.540 you

00:50:18.600 want

00:50:18.720 to

00:50:18.820 talk

00:50:19.000 about

00:50:19.280 well

00:50:19.680 I

00:50:20.080 want

00:50:20.540 to

00:50:20.680 tell

00:50:20.820 you

00:50:20.980 about

00:50:21.280 Wagovi

00:50:21.860 Wagovi

00:50:22.520 yeah

00:50:23.080 Wagovi

00:50:23.800 what

00:50:24.220 about

00:50:24.400 it

00:50:24.600 on

00:50:24.900 second

00:50:25.400 thought

00:50:25.860 I

00:50:26.380 might

00:50:26.620 not

00:50:26.740 be

00:50:26.820 the

00:50:26.920 right

00:50:27.040 person

00:50:27.220 to

00:50:27.340 tell

00:50:27.500 you

00:50:27.740 oh

00:50:28.000 you're

00:50:28.160 not

00:50:28.420 no

00:50:28.900 just

00:50:29.420 ask

00:50:30.120 your

00:50:30.280 doctor

00:50:30.680 about

00:50:31.300 Wagovi

00:50:32.120 yeah

00:50:32.580 ask

00:50:33.180 for it

00:50:33.400 by

00:50:33.540 name

00:50:33.800 okay

00:50:34.400 so

00:50:35.040 why

00:50:35.780 did

00:50:35.980 you

00:50:36.080 bring

00:50:36.320 me

00:50:36.420 to

00:50:36.500 this

00:50:36.680 circus

00:50:36.960 oh

00:50:37.560 I'm

00:50:37.960 really

00:50:38.400 into

00:50:38.660 lion

00:50:38.980 tamers

00:50:39.460 you know

00:50:40.080 with

00:50:40.320 the

00:50:40.460 chair

00:50:40.760 and

00:50:40.940 everything

00:50:41.480 ask

00:50:42.100 your

00:50:42.340 doctor

00:50:42.640 for

00:50:42.860 Wagovi

00:50:43.280 by

00:50:43.500 name

00:50:43.900 visit

00:50:44.220 wagovi.ca

00:50:45.020 for

00:50:45.340 savings

00:50:46.140 exclusions

00:50:46.740 may

00:50:46.880 apply

The Michael Knowles Show - January 22, 2020

Ep. 482 - Our Long National Nightmare

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