The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 549 - Too Few Problems

00:00:00.520 Hospitals are empty, homeless shelters are empty, coronavirus cases aren't spiking.

00:00:05.860 Great news, right?

00:00:07.440 Not according to the mainstream media, which is hard at work inventing fake problems to frighten us.

00:00:13.780 Then, the high school science experiment that locked down the world,

00:00:17.680 Joe Biden's new nickname for President Trump, spoiler alert, it's super lame,

00:00:22.640 and an explosive new allegation that Norma McCorvey,

00:00:26.100 the pro-abortion plaintiff in Roe v. Wade, faked her pro-life Christian conversion.

00:00:32.840 All that and more. I'm Michael Knowles, and this is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:00:43.340 Joe Biden, he just can't take his foot out of his mouth. He never seems able to do that.

00:00:49.940 We'll get to all of that in a moment, because we haven't spent nearly enough time on the 2020 race,

00:00:53.820 which most people forgot is even happening. But, I have to tell you, before we get to Joe,

00:00:59.520 about my favorite fake problem. Because you know there are a lot of real problems, obviously.

00:01:06.780 There's this epidemic that's going around the world, there's this huge lockdown, economic devastation,

00:01:12.340 30-40 million people thrown out of work. So, all these real problems caused by hysteria and alarmism.

00:01:19.680 But, the left keeps moving the goalposts. So, initially, the problem was there's not,

00:01:27.600 we don't know anything about the virus. Now, we do know things about the virus.

00:01:30.580 Then, the problem was we're not locking down fast enough. Well, we locked down the entire country.

00:01:34.740 Then, it was we, and people are buying masks, which was bad. Then, it was people are not buying masks,

00:01:40.100 which is bad. Then, it was we don't have enough testing. Now, we've got an even bigger problem.

00:01:46.640 No one wants to take the test. We didn't have enough testing. The lack of testing was going

00:01:52.540 to kill us. That's all we heard. The drumbeat from the mainstream media, from the left. Even

00:01:56.880 some people on the right told us this for weeks and weeks and weeks. Now, look, we got a ton of

00:02:01.420 tests. We have, we have so many tests that, according to the Washington Post, we have too

00:02:05.440 many tests. That's our new problem. Headline, as coronavirus testing expands, a new problem

00:02:11.260 arises, not enough people to test. It took, it took three reporters, by the way, to write this

00:02:16.540 piece. Four months into the U.S. coronavirus outbreak, tests for the virus finally are becoming

00:02:22.120 widely available. Finally, Trump. Jeez, like what, you couldn't get those tests out sooner? Gosh,

00:02:28.580 we needed those tests, which the Washington Post describes as a crucial step toward lifting stay-at-home

00:02:34.900 orders and safely returning to normal life. But while many states no longer report crippling

00:02:40.820 supply shortages, a new problem has emerged. Too few people lining up to get tested.

00:02:49.620 So the, the last sentence of the article, or the last sentence of the paragraph, rather,

00:02:55.480 contradicts the first sentences of the paragraph and the whole premise. The whole, the point,

00:03:00.500 the whole point is we need wide testing in order to lift the lockdowns, which by the way,

00:03:03.940 we don't, we can just lift the lockdowns. You can just do it. Doesn't matter. You don't need to

00:03:07.300 get permission from Dr. Fauci. You are a free people. You are an elected representative. You

00:03:12.500 can lift the lockdown that you imposed. But they tell us we need the tests. This is so important.

00:03:18.500 People are clamoring, waiting to get tested. And because we don't have the tests, we can't treat

00:03:22.800 the virus. Oh, wait a minute. Nope. Got that one wrong too. Because people aren't waiting to get

00:03:29.000 tested. There, there is an imaginary onrush of people who need these tests, but not,

00:03:38.020 not a lot of imaginary people are able to actually take the real test. A Washington Post survey of

00:03:43.460 governor's offices and state health departments found at least a dozen states where testing capacity

00:03:48.400 outstrips the supply of patients. Oh my gosh. What, what magnificently crafted fake news that is.

00:03:56.500 Look, Washington Post survey. So it's a survey from the paper that's reporting on this

00:04:00.260 of governor's offices and state health departments, right? Forget the federal government here because

00:04:06.460 they hate Trump so much. So anything, anything good, like having more tests that can only be on

00:04:11.900 the states. You can only give the state governors and, and health departments credit for that.

00:04:16.560 At least a dozen states where testing capacity outstrips the supply of patients. Look at those

00:04:25.440 words, outstrips and supply. Outstrips is the kind of word that you hear when it's a bad thing.

00:04:32.220 Like it, there's a, there's just too much and not enough for that thing we're demanding.

00:04:37.400 But the thing that we're demanding is the supply of patients. You don't want a lot of patients.

00:04:42.480 When you're in an epidemic, you want a low number of patients, not a high, but they're Washington 1.00

00:04:47.900 Post is making it seem like you, you, oh, if only we had more patients, if only we had more cases.

00:04:53.020 And something tells me that is how they really think. One, because it would have justified their

00:04:58.240 absurd, hysterical order of magnitude. And then some too high prediction models for the early

00:05:06.520 doomsday prophecies of coronavirus. And two, because it would prevent Donald Trump and others

00:05:13.040 from reopening the country and getting the economy going again and keeping poor old Joe out of the

00:05:17.720 white house. The numbers while rising are well short of capacity and far short of targets set by

00:05:25.860 independent experts. Those independent experts in the lab coats, they want more coronavirus patients 0.91

00:05:31.580 and they're not getting them, damn it. And they're really upset. This is the definition of a fake 0.98

00:05:39.360 problem. In LA, by the way, we're seeing the results of a policy made to address a fake problem,

00:05:46.680 specifically on how the epidemic is affecting the homeless. We'll get to that in one second. First,

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00:07:03.220 Over in LA, they have clamored to address a fake problem. Or at the very least, we could say they've

00:07:12.400 created a very inefficient solution to a real problem that they haven't dealt with for decades.

00:07:17.060 And that is the problem of homelessness. There are homeless people all over Los Angeles. When

00:07:23.520 the mayor of Los Angeles, Eric Orsetti, got elected, he said he's going to deal with the

00:07:29.060 homeless problem. He passes, I think it was a $1.8 billion bond or something like that. Don't 0.90

00:07:33.800 quote me exactly, but a lot of money to try to deal with the homeless problem. And the problem got

00:07:40.580 worse, not just a little bit worse. In that guy's first year in office, homelessness increased 16%.

00:07:45.600 16%. 16% in one year. It's all over the place. I mean, if you, if you go to downtown LA,

00:07:53.120 like the areas around Skid Row, the areas where like Hunter Biden hangs around, it looks like you're

00:07:58.160 in a third world country. Or, or even worse. I mean, it's even more grotesque in a third world country 1.00

00:08:04.300 because you know that you're in this land of prosperity and yet they're tolerating this whole,

00:08:10.180 this actual tent city in downtown LA. You see that kind of thing in Hollywood as well. You see

00:08:16.200 that kind of thing in Brentwood and, and Beverly Hills. Well, not as much Beverly Hills, but you

00:08:21.300 see it in really nice neighborhoods. I mean, huge tent cities, uh, you know, certain places in LA

00:08:27.720 where they have really a lot of local control like Beverly Hills, they have dealt with it. So it shows

00:08:33.300 you the problem can be dealt with, but not in LA proper. So you got all these homeless people

00:08:39.420 and then you've got an epidemic. Yikes. That doesn't sound good. Especially if it's highly

00:08:43.760 contagious, especially if it's as deadly as all the experts told us it was in the beginning,

00:08:48.160 which now appears not to be true. What were they going to do with the homeless people? LA came up

00:08:53.260 with a plan. The plan was to secure hotel rooms for the homeless people. Of course. So you get them, 0.92

00:09:03.160 this is at a time when people can't really afford to get their own hotel rooms. But instead, if you

00:09:07.800 don't work and you hang out on the street and you do drugs and you do whatever, then the city

00:09:13.940 government is going to get you a hotel room. So they, they didn't just get a few dozen hotel rooms,

00:09:19.360 few hundred hotel rooms. They got 15,619 hotel rooms across the state. That's as of Monday,

00:09:28.060 it's the project room key initiative from the governor's office. So not just, not just Los

00:09:34.360 Angeles, but also the state government. Of those rooms, do you know how many are empty?

00:09:40.720 Take a wild guess. About 50%. Of the 15,619 hotel rooms, 7,700 remain empty. Government's paying for

00:09:54.520 those. Well, the government's not paying for anything. You're paying for those hotel rooms

00:09:57.880 if you live in Los Angeles or through the state initiative, California at all. But it remains

00:10:04.620 totally empty because the doomsday prediction models didn't come true. Homeless people willing 0.99

00:10:09.020 to live on the street. Heaven forfend that the authorities go and say, Hey, go to a treatment

00:10:14.740 center. Hey, go to an asylum. Hey, go to prison. If you're committing crimes, they would never do that.

00:10:21.160 They are willing to put them up at the Ritz and, uh, you know, or maybe, maybe not quite as nice as

00:10:25.780 the Ritz, but you get the idea. And the homeless people don't want to go an ineffective solution to a

00:10:32.480 problem that was way over predicted. And then when they're trying to make up for it, when they're trying

00:10:37.880 to explain themselves and say, well, yeah, okay. 2.2 million Americans didn't die. Like the Imperial 0.72

00:10:44.640 College study said, like the prediction models on which we based our entire policy that threw 30,

00:10:52.900 40 million people out of work. Yeah, sure. It didn't, it didn't happen. And yeah, the lockdowns

00:10:57.220 didn't really do much at all. And yeah, things are going fine as people reopen. They can't admit that.

00:11:03.200 Even though the facts make it pretty clear, they can't admit that. So look at, this is like

00:11:08.940 fake news par excellence from the Hill, right? The Hill website, here's the headline, Texas,

00:11:16.380 North Carolina, Arizona, rising cases as they reopen. Now we know that some states are reopening

00:11:23.920 like Texas, North Carolina, Georgia. It's kind of funny that they don't mention Georgia in here.

00:11:27.740 We know that they do have rising cases as they reopen. So you got one, two, three, four,

00:11:35.860 five paragraphs insinuating that there are all these rising cases and it's because we're reopening and

00:11:41.980 really we should probably lock down. They're talking about the New York times. Only when you

00:11:45.640 get down to the sixth paragraph, do you get the real news story? So here, here we go. Sixth paragraph.

00:11:51.200 One reason for the increasing number of cases in all three states is that they are all seeing a

00:11:56.140 significant rise in testing, which means more people carrying COVID-19 are being identified.

00:12:02.940 That seems like an important detail. He's saying so. The reason that we're, we're not actually seeing

00:12:08.420 more cases, we're seeing more positive results because there's more testing. Don't you think you

00:12:15.680 should control for that? Like this, this headline is actually not true. We have no evidence that there

00:12:20.460 are, or that the cases are rising. We just know that the diagnoses are rising because the testing

00:12:27.160 is rising. Don't you think all those lab code experts might be able to control for that sort

00:12:30.820 of thing? I don't know. Next paragraph. With more testing, we expect to see more cases. North Carolina

00:12:36.580 Health and Human Services Secretary Mandy Cohen said Monday at a news conference. Oh, you expected to

00:12:41.060 see that because the mainstream news media didn't expect to see that apparently, or maybe they did and

00:12:46.400 they just wanted to fool us. Not all states that are reopening are seeing increased numbers of

00:12:51.760 coronavirus cases. And there are significant variations across the country as states move

00:12:56.620 forward with various phases of reopening. Now you and I knew that. You and I knew that not all the

00:13:02.180 states that are reopening are seeing a spike in cases. Do you know why? Because the first state that

00:13:07.000 they tried to make a big deal of this in was Georgia. Do you remember Georgia was the first bold state

00:13:11.880 they're going to reopen. We were told there was going to be death and carnage in the street.

00:13:16.400 It was going to be mayhem. Those idiots, those rubes. Oh, just you wait until, and then it never 1.00

00:13:23.040 happened. Then it never happened. And then it passed out of the news. I didn't even have to check

00:13:30.780 in to see how the death toll and everything was going in Georgia. I didn't have to Google it. Do you

00:13:37.020 know why? Because I knew that if things were spiking over there in Georgia, then that would be the only

00:13:43.780 news story anyone's talking about. That would be 24 seven CNN. That would be all over the Washington

00:13:47.920 Post and the New York times. The, this is so sad that you can now predict the media in this way.

00:13:53.640 The fact that that story was not in the newspaper, was not on TV, told me everything I need. It told me

00:14:01.100 more truth than had the reporters actually been reporting on it. Then we finally got, they finally

00:14:08.100 admitted here on the Hill, Georgia, one of the earliest states to start reopening has not seen a spike in

00:14:12.760 cases. And in fact, had a slight decrease. Florida similarly has been mostly flat. Florida, a state

00:14:22.180 that did reopen, barely shut down and is full of old people. It's the state that old people go to. 1.00

00:14:29.480 Yeah, no spike, mostly flat. So that head, about that headline, all three states, all three states that

00:14:38.140 they're even talking about, are also not seeing problems with hospital capacity, a key metric.

00:14:45.780 You know, the reporting here is actually pretty good. You got to hand it to the Hill for reporting.

00:14:50.900 But those editors who write those headlines seem to be contradicting the reporting. That happens

00:14:56.240 throughout the media. And it's because the reality has contradicted their insane prophecies.

00:15:01.580 LA now, as a response to this, is saying that they're going to reopen. LA has, I mentioned,

00:15:08.280 keep mentioning LA because they've been the worst city on this issue. They've actually,

00:15:12.220 in the entire country, they have been the worst city on managing this, getting the numbers wrong

00:15:16.920 and getting the response wrong. So they said they were going to keep us locked down as everyone else

00:15:20.720 is reopening. They're going to keep us locked down until July. Now they're saying, well, maybe it'll be

00:15:24.900 early July. They're starting to reopen a little bit sooner. I have a message for Los Angeles and

00:15:31.960 for all of you. We'll get to that in a second. We'll get to the bunk, bunk science before, behind

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00:17:11.200 So LA announces they're going to open a little bit sooner. Supervisor Catherine Barger for LA 1.00

00:17:19.220 County says, today the Economic Resiliency Task Force met for the second meeting and I set a goal

00:17:25.000 to reopen LA County by July 4th. July 4th. July 4th. Read more about our collaboration with sector

00:17:32.240 leaders to revitalize businesses and get employees back to work. Blah, blah, blah. I don't care. I don't

00:17:37.320 care what these people say. I don't care what Catherine Barger says. I don't care what Eric

00:17:40.780 Garcetti says. I don't care what Gavin Newsom says. They're wrong. They've been wrong the whole time.

00:17:45.580 They're, they continue to be wrong today. I'm not going to remain locked down until July or whatever.

00:17:51.900 I don't care. You know, we've been saying this for a while now and I think this is the point.

00:17:57.440 These people can only lead us where we want to go. They, they are not dictators unless we allow them

00:18:04.360 to be dictators. They're not autocrats unless we allow them to be autocrats. I look around Los

00:18:10.440 Angeles, the cars are moving. There's more traffic on the road. Businesses are reopening, whether the

00:18:16.320 city tells them they're allowed to or not. As a response to what people are doing themselves,

00:18:22.940 the politicians now are backing down because they know they got nothing. They got absolutely nothing.

00:18:28.740 They got no science on their side for one. And we'll get to that question in a second. But two,

00:18:35.940 you know, they got to be reelected and they know that they're pretty unpopular right now.

00:18:39.720 So I say we keep pushing that on. I'm not going to wear a mask when I walk, when I go on a hike,

00:18:46.420 when I'm out in the sunshine in the, in the open air, I'm not going to stop working. Just not going

00:18:52.800 to do it. I'm, I'm going to ignore them. I'm going to ignore Catherine Barger. I'm going to ignore

00:18:57.860 Eric Garcetti. Obviously some of these regulations you can't get over, you know,

00:19:03.240 you can't force a restaurant to reopen, but I strongly encourage restaurants just reopen, 0.98

00:19:08.220 flout these stupid orders based on nothing that have now transparently become arbitrary power grabs 0.99

00:19:16.460 by feckless politicians who are simply trying to maintain the illusion that they've got power over 1.00

00:19:22.340 you. Just ignore it. It's if they had credibility, we would listen to them. They don't. So

00:19:27.000 that's my, that's my opinion on this issue. How could I be clearer about it? I'm not sure.

00:19:32.580 It's already effectively over. That's the thing. At least here. I don't know. I guess it varies

00:19:39.140 city by city, state by state. According to Apple mobility trends, we are quickly approaching

00:19:45.940 pre COVID levels in terms of driving and walking. So I'm not saying like, I know it sounds like I'm

00:19:53.420 rallying the troops and I'm saying, we have to go out there and fight the powers. And I'm not even

00:19:58.560 saying that. I'm simply saying the politicians don't have credibility. And so people are ignoring

00:20:04.860 them and they ought to continue to ignore them. You can see it from the mobility trends. When you

00:20:09.900 look at, you know, the trends that Apple is measuring on people's cell phones for where they're

00:20:14.300 walking, how much they're moving around, that number plummeted at the beginning of the lockdown.

00:20:18.660 Now it's just creeping back up again. Same with driving. Uh, that's, that's not even

00:20:23.640 prescriptive. That's descriptive. And that's a good thing. Effectively, we are getting out of this.

00:20:30.820 How did we lock down in the first place? This, this is amazing. And no one is talking about it

00:20:36.480 because it's so embarrassing. The American Institute for Economic Research, I just published this piece.

00:20:44.300 Which genius scientist with a big gray beard and a lab coat who has degrees from Harvard and MIT and

00:20:55.600 which one do you think gave us the idea for a lockdown? Oh, uh, it wasn't any of them. It was

00:21:01.860 a 14 year old high school girl. Yes. The, the idea for the lockdown as a response to the epidemic

00:21:10.260 came to us, not from the exalted Dr. Fauci, not from the, our amazing soothsayer scientific priestly

00:21:19.740 class, not even from the elected politicians. It's a 14 year old high school girl, 14 year old high

00:21:27.440 school girl who was the daughter of a scientist at Sandia National Laboratories. Uh, she devised a

00:21:35.700 computer simulation that showed how people, family members, coworkers, students, and schools,

00:21:41.280 people in social situations interact. So she builds the computer model. She discovered

00:21:45.840 that school kids come in contact with about 140 people a day, which is more than any other group.

00:21:51.980 Based on that finding, her program showed that in a hypothetical town of 10,000 people,

00:21:56.760 5,000 would become infected during a pandemic if no measures were taken, but only 500 would be

00:22:01.420 infected if the schools were closed. According to this high school girls computer model, the girl's 1.00

00:22:07.420 name, which I won't say, cause it's not her fault that we created an international policy based on a

00:22:12.280 14 year old girls science model. So I'm not, I'm not going to say her name, but her name does appear

00:22:18.140 on the foundational paper, arguing for lockdowns and forced human separation. That paper is the targeted

00:22:25.060 social distancing designs for pandemic influenza from 2006. You know what this story reminds me of?

00:22:31.820 This reminds me exactly of how we got the bans on plastic straws. That's another hysteria that has

00:22:40.600 caught on around the country, if not around the world. You remember back in the olden days of like

00:22:45.240 six months ago, we used to have plastic straws that we could use when we would drink out of cups.

00:22:49.420 And then one day they banned the straws for some reason. We had to use those stupid paper straws that 0.98

00:22:55.420 just turn into pulp and you have to eat them. How did that happen? Was it because some scientist in a 1.00

00:23:00.300 big lab coat with a big gray beard, who's really super smart and educated told us that we had to

00:23:05.840 do it? No. Was it from some elected politician's imagination? No. It was a nine-year-old boy,

00:23:14.140 nine-year-old boy, fourth grade boy who did a school project, tried to estimate how many plastic

00:23:22.480 straws people use every day, called a few companies, tried to extrapolate from there,

00:23:26.460 and then started a nonprofit activist movement to try to get people to not use straws. And then when

00:23:35.800 that didn't work, to try to get the straws banned. Not based on science, you know, science of the

00:23:40.880 capital S and a trademark over the E. Not based on the guys in the lab coats, not even based on the

00:23:47.580 ethical and political discussions among our elected representatives and among ourselves. No.

00:23:52.620 Fourth grade boy. That's the kind of science that we see all around here. And that's the kind of

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00:25:26.000 A lot of science that doesn't seem particularly scientific, and that's the science that the left

00:25:35.220 wants us to believe in. Joe Biden tweets out, we need a president who believes in science.

00:25:43.140 Now, you know, we actually have a clause in our constitution that prevents there being a religious

00:25:50.440 test for people to hold office. And the way that Joe Biden is talking about science, the way that the

00:25:57.760 left is implementing science is religious. It's fundamentally religious. It's not based even on

00:26:03.900 the premises of this very narrow understanding of natural science of the last few hundred years.

00:26:09.640 It isn't based on that. The way that they talk about it, the way that the LA County supervisor and

00:26:13.900 everybody else, they say, we're going to reopen. Oh, magic. Oh, magic crystal ball. We're going to

00:26:19.760 reopen on July 4th. So long as science and data tell us that it is okay. Yes, the almighty science

00:26:27.800 and data are letting me know that exactly on July 4th, we are allowed to leave our homes again and

00:26:35.220 have an economy and have a politics where we debate issues. Thank you. Praise be to you. Peace upon you.

00:26:41.600 Science and data. The science and data that bases international policy on a fourth grade boy's 0.89

00:26:46.620 science project. A few phone calls that he made. Sort of science and data that begins with a 14-year-old

00:26:53.440 girls experiment. 14-year-old girls model. And the models turn out not to be so great. That's the 0.61

00:27:01.760 science that we're talking about. I think we need to, we need to ban the word science.

00:27:08.940 We can't use that word science anymore because it doesn't mean, it's not a useful word because the

00:27:14.760 way the left uses it is in a religious sense. The way the right uses it is in a modern scientific

00:27:20.780 sense, you know, in that very narrow way of empirical inquiry and that sort of thing. But even that doesn't

00:27:27.080 get to it. The word science refers to the word for knowledge. The way that science is used throughout

00:27:32.680 history is, it includes philosophy. It includes natural investigations. It includes all knowledge.

00:27:38.880 When one group tries to argue and say, we have the knowledge and no one else has the knowledge,

00:27:44.880 that, that is not very helpful in our politics. Okay. Presumably we can look at knowledge and we

00:27:50.700 can have debates. And the way that the left uses science is to shut down the debate, debate, and to

00:27:56.220 say that the expert in the lab code is going to make all of our decisions for us. And he just happens

00:28:01.420 to agree with us. And so that's going to be our science to say nothing of the obvious problems

00:28:08.000 with a group claiming to believe in science and then denying the humanity of little babies and

00:28:13.760 pretending that boys are really girls and girls are really boys. And there are 56 other genders as 0.91

00:28:17.960 well. It's just not a useful term and we should all stop using it. Speaking of unuseful terms, stupid

00:28:25.100 terms coming out of Joe Biden, Joe Biden has a new nickname for president Trump. It's pretty, 0.99

00:28:31.420 pretty lame. We'll get to that in a second. We will also get to the way that Trump is responding

00:28:37.140 both to Joe Biden and to Nancy Pelosi. Then a shocking deathbed confession from Norman McCorvey,

00:28:44.280 the woman who is Jane Roe in Roe versus Wade. Or is it shocking? I don't know. We'll get to that

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00:29:47.940 Joe Biden has a nickname for Donald Trump. You thought Trump had good nicknames? Wait till you

00:30:04.080 hear Joe's nickname for the president. They failed to get this money out to the folks who

00:30:09.500 desperately need it to stay afloat. Is it incompetence? Corruption? Trump was out there

00:30:16.420 tweeting again this morning. I called him president tweeting. Reopen the country. End of quote.

00:30:22.880 How are we supposed to do that if you're sitting on the money small businesses need in order to stay

00:30:28.960 alive? Stop tweeting about it. Get the money out to Main Street now. It's there. It's been passed.

00:30:38.600 This pandemic is hitting everyone hard. We need serious, competent leadership now more than ever.

00:30:43.960 President Tweedy. I call him President Tweedy. Yeah. It took me two or three years to think of that

00:30:51.180 one, but I think it's pretty good. I think it's, I'm going to send it into Bob Hope, see if he uses

00:30:55.620 the joke. President Tweedy. That's very lame. That's not a good nickname. You know, Donald Trump came up

00:31:03.320 with some of the best nicknames in recent political memory, right? You had low energy Jeb, little Marco.

00:31:10.020 You had the crook. Crooked Hillary was a stroke of genius. Crooked Hillary totally nailed her. Sleepy Joe, 1.00

00:31:16.480 another stroke of genius. At the time, a lot of people said, Mr. President, why aren't you going to call him

00:31:21.620 Creepy Joe? Because they were all talking about how Joe would smell people's hair and stuff. No, that wasn't as good.

00:31:26.400 The attack on Joe Biden is not that Joe Biden is some secret villainous mastermind pedophile. No, 0.98

00:31:34.380 that's not it. It's that he is a senile and doddering man who even in his prime wasn't

00:31:41.200 particularly smart, wasn't particularly with it. That's the attack. It's a much more effective attack.

00:31:46.480 You can see the Trump campaign leaning into this even more in really creative ways. Trump campaign

00:31:51.420 just released an ad. It's sort of an ad, I guess. It's produced by the Trump campaign and it's a sort of

00:31:56.240 mock, you know, true crime show that's just making fun of all those sad, senile aspects of Joe.

00:32:05.640 My name's Joe Biden. I'm a Democratic candidate for the United States Senate.

00:32:09.960 Corpott was a bad dude.

00:32:11.580 I'm not going nuts.

00:32:14.480 He'd be the oldest president in American history.

00:32:16.780 Are you willing to...

00:32:17.420 All right, Chuck. Thank you very much.

00:32:23.080 It's Chris, but anyway...

00:32:24.240 It would put 720 million back in the workforce.

00:32:30.960 We choose truth over facts.

00:32:36.640 Hello and welcome to the first episode of what we call...

00:32:40.900 Truth over facts.

00:32:42.680 Today we're examining the curious case of Sleepy Joe and, you know, the thing.

00:32:48.900 Our investigation begins at a recent campaign stop in Texas.

00:32:52.340 Join us next time when we will work with a renowned sketch artist who will reveal who

00:32:58.920 or what is a lying dog-faced pony soldier.

00:33:03.800 Oh man, what a great, what a great series. I hope there really are more of these. It plays,

00:33:10.800 it plays to so many important points. One, Trump and the Trump campaign certainly gets the country.

00:33:19.380 Okay, do you remember a few weeks ago there was the Lincoln Project as a group of disgruntled former

00:33:25.840 Republicans who hate Donald Trump and conservatism, apparently, and conservative policies,

00:33:31.440 and so they ran this big ad campaign called Mourning in America, but it was M-O-U-R-N-I-N-G. 0.88

00:33:38.480 Donald Trump is really bad. It's Mourning in America. He's really bad. Don't vote for Trump.

00:33:47.580 Trump. You know, it just, it seemed like an ad from 90s TV, not like an ad from 2020 digital

00:33:55.460 culture. Well, this is the opposite of that, right? What the Trump campaign realizes is that

00:34:01.180 stuff's so dated. It's so played out. People want to be entertained a little bit. They don't want this

00:34:06.640 to be a scary ad. They don't want it to club them over the head. They want it to entertain them a

00:34:10.980 little bit. Ronald Reagan was very good at entertaining people. Donald Trump, very good

00:34:14.160 at entertaining people. And true crime, just as a genre of entertainment, is, is almost certainly

00:34:19.240 the most popular one in the whole country. When you look at podcasts, true crime shoots to the top

00:34:24.900 of the charts. People love those true crime shows. And so it's a mock true crime show making fun of

00:34:30.520 Joe Biden. Look, no one's afraid of Joe Biden. Certainly none of our foes around the world,

00:34:35.660 but no one in the United States, no one's afraid of Joe Biden. Okay. They can say, oh yeah, he's

00:34:39.340 creepy with women and okay, whatever. No, nobody, we've known Joe for a long time. It's fine. He's, 0.99

00:34:44.480 and now he's a sort of frail, older gentleman. So really no one's afraid. The real attack is he's a

00:34:51.400 joke. Make him into a joke and laugh at him. It's going to have a much, much more damaging effect on him

00:34:58.160 in 2020. So that's how he goes after Biden. He goes after, in a similar way, Nancy Pelosi,

00:35:03.980 even off the cuffs. You remember the other day, Nancy Pelosi referred to Donald Trump as morbidly

00:35:08.420 obese in this gratuitous comment on a television show. So Trump was asked about that and he,

00:35:14.720 he just swatted her away. Last night, Nancy, the speaker of the house, 0.91

00:35:18.300 Nancy Pelosi called you morbidly obese. I just wanted to know what you had to say in response.

00:35:22.300 Oh, I don't, I don't respond to her. I think she's a waste of time.

00:35:24.700 These people are sick. Pelosi is a sick woman. She's got a lot of problems, a lot of mental 1.00

00:35:29.700 problems. We're dealing with people that have to get their act together for the good of the country. 0.99

00:35:35.660 Okay. Thank you very much. I like this. I like this kind of response. I mean,

00:35:41.720 I wish we lived in a time. It would be much better if we lived in a time where people had 0.52

00:35:46.040 civility and grace and just sort of really witty repartee. We don't. Okay. We don't. That's not the

00:35:52.220 time that we live in. We're not going to have sort of Churchillian zingers going back and forth

00:35:57.140 necessarily, or, or some kind of really elevated speech. This is the kind of world we're living in.

00:36:03.200 And if we're living in this world, I want Donald Trump to be on my side. Uh, Nancy Pelosi called

00:36:08.060 you fat. Oh yeah. I think she's crazy. Now it seems like a tit for tap, but it's not really because 0.96

00:36:13.280 what Pelosi did was go for this kind of physical issue that Trump has that a lot of people have,

00:36:21.960 namely being a little overweight. Who do you know that isn't a little overweight? I mean,

00:36:26.320 this is America for goodness sake. Everybody's a little bit overweight. So that doesn't play as well.

00:36:32.120 You go for a physical thing that describes virtually everybody. What Trump does is then go for a

00:36:40.120 mental thing. The men, which doesn't describe everybody. No, very few people in this country

00:36:45.000 are as crazy as Nancy Pelosi, but he goes for that mental thing because that is psychological. 0.92

00:36:50.640 That is what is, that is using your faculties of reason. That is what we're really doing when we 0.99

00:36:56.140 engage in politics, right? We're dealing with issues. The leaders of this country are using their

00:37:00.300 minds and their brains, hopefully to guide ourselves. Doesn't matter what they look like necessarily.

00:37:05.500 Winston Churchill was a big fat guy too. So no one, I don't think, uh, that, that was like a

00:37:10.000 real knock against him. And so I think Trump is focusing on the more important thing here.

00:37:15.880 Now, what that means into 2020, who knows? I think that the left knows that they're,

00:37:20.520 they're really not looking good. Pelosi's not playing well. Joe Biden's certainly not playing

00:37:23.820 well. So you're going to hear a lot more shenanigans about mail-in voting. They're going

00:37:27.520 to probably try to minimize the conventions and, uh, Republicans would be crazy to let them do it. 0.99

00:37:33.100 We should have a big showing for these conventions. We should make sure people show up to vote

00:37:37.820 because I think when people are engaging with the reality of this campaign and the reality of,

00:37:43.240 uh, voting, you know, real, real life in person, uh, I don't think it's going to go very well for

00:37:47.800 the left. Big story, maybe a big story. They say it's a big story. I don't know that it's a big

00:37:53.140 story. Norma McCorvey, who is Jane Roe in Roe versus Wade. Norma McCorvey was this woman who was 0.99

00:38:01.800 kind of used by the pro-abortion industry. And then in the mid 1990s, she became pro-life. She became a

00:38:06.860 pro-life advocate. She was born again, you know, described herself as an evangelical Christian.

00:38:13.220 There's now, they're now saying that she had a deathbed confession, that it was all a lie.

00:38:19.220 She didn't really become pro-life. She, I guess she didn't really become Christian. It's unclear

00:38:23.880 from the trailer of the movie. And she really just got, she just did it for the money. You know,

00:38:28.480 she got a lot of gifts from the pro-life movement. And so she just did it for the money. They bought her

00:38:33.660 off. They paid her to do it. That's the claim in the mainstream media. We don't know. The movie's

00:38:39.900 not out yet. I watched the trailers. You know, there's nothing in the trailers that suggests

00:38:44.460 that she really does recant her pro-life or Christian views. So I'm skeptical in the first

00:38:50.200 place. Then I look at the people that the film is talking to. The film considers an ex-pro-life,

00:38:55.780 now pro-abortion, anti-Christian pastor named Rob Schenk to be an expert on this issue. So already I'm

00:39:02.780 looking at that. I say, okay, this movie does not have a lot of credibility. Seems like

00:39:07.960 this is mostly hype to promote the movie. If I were a film producer, I know a lot of film

00:39:14.240 producers. I've been in Hollywood a little while. This is the sort of thing you do to garner

00:39:19.120 attention, get some headlines, try to get people to pay for your movie. And they don't, they don't

00:39:23.820 quite really give you anything in the trailer. So it's just like every other movie, you know,

00:39:28.580 the best stuff they got is in the trailer. And then you see the movie and it's kind of

00:39:32.180 disappointing. I suspect that's the same thing going on here. The articles that are coming out

00:39:39.160 about this don't really explain certain things. If it was all an act, if it was all an act,

00:39:45.000 why did Norma McCorvey, who had a lesbian girlfriend, why did she break up with her 1.00

00:39:50.340 lesbian girlfriend upon her conversion? You know, and this girlfriend gave, you know, pretty raw 1.00

00:39:56.900 interviews of being really in anguish about this whole situation. So why did she do that? That,

00:40:03.100 that doesn't really make a lot of sense. Why, why did she do it for the money? Presumably she could

00:40:08.180 have gotten more money from the pro-abortion groups, right? The pro-abortion groups are,

00:40:11.140 are way better funded in this country than the pro-life groups are. So why, why didn't she just

00:40:16.300 stick with her original team? And what does that even mean to be paid off? Did they, you know,

00:40:20.560 fly her around the country and, you know, bring her to speak at places? Okay. Is that really a payoff?

00:40:26.900 I don't know. I just, it doesn't really seem that compelling to me, that convincing to me. And we

00:40:32.020 also have, we have video, you know, we got it on tape of Jane Roe, at least a number of years ago,

00:40:38.060 describing why she became pro-life. Most of you won't recognize me or my real name. It's Norma

00:40:45.000 McCorvey. I'm also known as Jane Roe, the plaintiff in the Supreme Court case, Roe versus Wade,

00:40:51.400 which legalized abortion in America and changed our nation in an unprecedented way. 0.82

00:40:56.900 Back in 1973, I was a very confused 21-year-old with one child and facing an unplanned pregnancy.

00:41:04.060 At the time, I fought to obtain a legal abortion. But the truth be told, I have three daughters and

00:41:09.720 have never had an abortion. However, upon knowing God, I realized that my case, which legalized

00:41:15.880 abortion on demand, was the biggest mistake of my life. You see, abortion has eliminated 50 million

00:41:21.780 innocent babies in the U.S. alone since 1973. Abortion scars an untold number of post-abortive

00:41:28.160 mothers, fathers, and families too. You read about me in history books, but now I'm dedicated to

00:41:33.760 spreading the truth about preserving the dignity of all human life, from natural conception to natural

00:41:39.840 death. So, pretty convincing. I guess she could have been putting on an act there for, you know,

00:41:45.460 I don't think there's a ton of money in it, but maybe she could have. I don't know. My takeaway

00:41:48.780 from this is, who cares? The left is presenting this as though, here we go. Now the pro-life movement

00:41:56.320 is on the ropes. The pro-life movement is dead. It's all a sham. What are you talking about? I don't

00:42:00.580 think this hurts the pro-life movement at all, in any way. If it's, if it's not true, if this is all

00:42:07.280 just hype to sell this movie and they're misrepresenting what she really said, then, you know,

00:42:11.080 it's typical lies from the pro-abortion movement. If it is true, if she really did have a deathbed

00:42:16.340 confession that says her whole pro-life advocacy was a big sham, then Norma McCorvey's a liar and 1.00

00:42:23.020 who cares anyway? Who cares what she says? If she was lying then, she might be lying now, or she's

00:42:28.920 lying now, she might've been lying then. If she repented, great. If not, then, you know, we're no

00:42:33.980 worse off than where we started. If she lied and, and if now she's giving this confession that it was

00:42:41.420 all a big sham, I'm still glad that pro-lifers gave her the benefit of the doubt. I'm still glad. And if

00:42:48.100 the, and if she got some honorariums or she got, you know, flown around the country or something,

00:42:52.600 I'm glad she did. She's obviously a damaged woman who was used by the pro-abortion movement. 1.00

00:42:56.800 But abortion itself uses, destroys people. So if she said she had any inclination that she was going

00:43:05.100 to switch over, I'm glad we gave her the benefit of the doubt, even if she lied to everybody.

00:43:09.480 Because there are still many, many other very prominent abortion supporters who became pro-life,

00:43:17.260 even if Norma McCorvey didn't, or if she did, but then she went back, or even if it was complicated.

00:43:22.180 Okay. There's still so many others who were so clear about this. I think of

00:43:26.080 Dr. Bernard Nathanson, founder of NARAL, you know, the biggest abortion rights

00:43:30.020 organization in the country. Bernard Nathanson was a doctor, abortionist, who became vehemently

00:43:37.900 pro-life because he saw the reality of it. And he, he admitted that the pro-abortion movement lied a

00:43:43.480 lot. Abby Johnson, another great example. Abby Johnson worked at Planned Parenthood, 0.84

00:43:47.080 was very much involved in the reality of abortion, has now become a major, major pro-life advocate.

00:43:52.480 Why? Because she saw the reality of it. In fact, you know, if Norma McCorvey,

00:43:56.080 Corvey never, never did, or if she did have this deathbed confession or whatnot,

00:44:00.140 one explanation of that is that she never had an abortion. You know, she says, I've never had an

00:44:04.320 abortion myself. I was not able to get an abortion before that court case. Well, that would explain it

00:44:08.380 because the huge pro, pro, former pro-abortion, now pro-life advocates, the ones who became most

00:44:14.440 clearly pro-life are the ones who had most clearly seen the reality of abortion. You know, it's,

00:44:20.720 there are just so many people who've gone from the pro-abortion direction to the pro-life direction.

00:44:25.880 Very few people have gone the other way around. I mean, you just, even I'm in my own, anecdotally,

00:44:29.800 I myself, when I was a teenager, I thought abortion made perfect sense. I didn't, I didn't,

00:44:33.820 I didn't understand the objection. You know, I grew up in a secular kind of culture.

00:44:37.120 I would have called myself an atheist or an agnostic. I just thought, I don't see what the

00:44:40.460 big deal is. Then I had a conversation with a bioethicist and she convinced me. And I saw,

00:44:45.420 I just, just through argumentation, I sort of saw the problem at the heart of abortion. I saw

00:44:50.840 the reality of it. Then obviously over time, my thinking deepened certainly on the nature of human

00:44:57.680 life and human dignity. And, and now I look back and I see, I realized there's no argument at all

00:45:02.760 for abortion other than this kind of selfishness and materialism that we're all steeped in, in the 0.66

00:45:08.060 pop culture. So I, you know, I, I hope Norma McCorphy for her own sake, uh, was not a liar all those 0.73

00:45:14.060 years and a, and a secret defender of abortion. But you know, if she was, that's too bad. And the

00:45:19.200 movement, the movement moves on with the people who, who know the reality of it. Before we go,

00:45:23.360 I just have to get to this. This is, this is the funniest story I saw. I think that this actually

00:45:28.180 tickled me the most from the New York times. We talked yesterday or the day before about Tesla

00:45:36.540 and about how Elon Musk took the red pill. So he says, you know, think for yourself,

00:45:41.080 question the liberal narrative, right? So the headline is Tesla owners try to make sense

00:45:47.420 of Elon Musk's red pill moment. They're trying to make sense of it. They want, they're going to

00:45:53.000 go return their cars because now Elon Musk might not be a total dyed in the wool liberal. His politics

00:46:00.080 might be slightly complicated because he's questioning the liberal narrative. You know,

00:46:04.860 the best part of this whole Elon Musk thing is it tricked a bunch of liberals who bought electric cars.

00:46:09.940 which frankly gave me some ideas. I thought maybe we should now convince the left that those paper

00:46:19.660 straws, it was really frustrating paper drinking straws that turned to pulp, that they're actually

00:46:24.080 a neo-Nazi hate symbol so that we can get those banned and go back to the plastic straws. So it gave

00:46:28.660 me a lot of different ideas. But that was, the basic point was they found out that Elon Musk's

00:46:34.060 politics were not totally liberal and therefore they, they got to ditch the car. If you think

00:46:42.440 Teslas are problematic, just wait until you hear about Fords. Just wait until you, I, apparently people

00:46:48.660 don't know this about Henry Ford. Henry Ford had some problematic politics, you might say.

00:46:55.080 Uh, particularly when it regards, uh, that certain nomadic tribe, that ancient tribe known as the

00:47:01.340 Jews. Uh, Henry Ford published a four volume work called The International Jew. Book one of that is

00:47:07.660 The International Jew, The World's Foremost Problem. Balder von Schirach, one of the Nazi leaders, 0.59

00:47:14.360 uh, said, this is what he said of Henry Ford's book. I read it and became anti-Semitic. In those 0.95

00:47:22.340 days, this book made such a deep impression on my friends and myself because we saw in Henry Ford,

00:47:27.240 the representative of success, also the exponent of a progressive social policy. Henry Ford was the

00:47:33.060 only American mentioned in Mein Kampf, mentioned glowingly. Hitler himself writes, every year makes 0.68

00:47:39.640 them, referring to the Jews, more and more the controlling masters of the producers in a nation 1.00

00:47:44.520 of 120 million persons. Only a single great man, Ford, to their fury, still maintains full independence.

00:47:53.240 So, you know, Henry Ford, he's got some baggage here, right? And, uh, people still buy Ford cars.

00:47:59.600 That is to the broader point on the Teslas, something perhaps we should say to the left.

00:48:05.760 Uh, the personal views, the politics of people who create products or who write great works of

00:48:13.940 literature, who, who create great works of art, who cares? It's kind of my same reaction to the

00:48:20.520 last story we were talking about. I don't, I don't care. I don't know Henry Ford. Henry Ford doesn't

00:48:25.320 mean anything to me. I like Ford cars. I think Mustangs look cool. Fine. Arthur Kessler was a great,

00:48:31.700 uh, great novelist, wrote one of the, one of the great anti-communist novelists of all time,

00:48:36.460 Darkness at Noon. He was, I think, a pretty credibly accused of rape. Didn't seem like such

00:48:42.260 a great guy. Some of the great, I mean, we know this just from celebrities all around us. A lot

00:48:46.680 of celebrities whose work we really enjoy are dirty, rotten, no good, terrible people.

00:48:53.840 For most of the history of art, we've just ignored that sort of thing because we don't really care.

00:48:57.420 But now we've become in this so highly sensitive, just seeking to be offended by anything and

00:49:03.380 outraged by anything culture that forget Arthur Kessler, forget Henry Ford, forget all these people.

00:49:08.540 Now, just because Elon Musk suggests maybe he's not a total progressive liberal, totally 100% of the

00:49:16.520 time, the New York Times is publishing stories about how people don't want their Tesla cars anymore.

00:49:21.800 That is a trigger happy culture. That is a culture that would appear to have

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The Michael Knowles Show - May 20, 2020

Ep. 549 - Too Few Problems

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