Gloria Allred gives a blistering press conference defending Roy Moore, who has been accused of molesting a 15-year-old beauty pageant queen when she was working as a waitress in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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00:00:37.560The accusations against besieged Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore have reached sufficient fever pitch to attract blood-sucking harpy Gloria Allred.
00:00:46.620Brutal new testimony just this hour from an alleged victim.
00:00:49.820That said, Moore's attackers on the left have one intractable, desiccated, undead obstacle to their moralizing.
00:00:56.980Hillary Clinton, my third cousin once removed.
00:00:59.480We will analyze love in the time of fake news.
00:01:02.060Then, roaming millennial Amber Athey and Paul Bois, his eminence himself, join the panel of deplorables to discuss short, fat Kim Jong-un,
00:01:10.680why you should boycott Keurig, and a New York Times writer's passionate defense of racial segregation.
00:01:16.580The New York Times is a former newspaper now, a former newspaper tomorrow, a former newspaper forever.
00:01:22.620I'm Michael Knowles, and this is The Michael Knowles Show.
00:01:24.380That Gloria Allred press conference came out about 20 minutes ago, came out as we were ready to go on air.
00:01:37.360There is a woman who's now alleging that when she was 15, she was molested by Roy Moore.
00:03:12.260Apparently, her sister attests to this at the time, some friends.
00:03:17.440She and her husband, crucially, voted for Trump.
00:03:20.540So this is one point she said, I'm willing to go under oath on this.
00:03:23.760This isn't a Republican-Democrat thing.
00:03:25.440I and my husband both voted for Trump.
00:03:28.180This is really, really bad, much worse than the Washington Post story, much worse than unnamed women, some women on the record, some women off, alleging weird conduct when they were 16 or 17 or 18.
00:04:12.680The Washington Post established, or published, rather, yet another attack on my character and reputation in a desperate attempt to stop my political campaign for the United States Senate.
00:04:25.440These attacks involve a minor, and they are completely false and untrue.
00:04:31.160I want to make it clear to the media present and to the people present.
00:04:35.780I have not provided alcohol, beverages, alcoholic beverages, beer, or anything else to a minor.
00:04:44.040I have not been guilty of sexual misconduct with anyone.
00:04:48.480I've been investigated more than any other person in this country.
00:04:52.720To think that grown women would wait 40 years to come before, right before an election, to bring charges is absolutely unbelievable.
00:05:06.280The Democrats and the Republican establishment know the importance of this election.
00:05:24.080In fact, most people in America know the importance of this election.
00:05:27.780They see it as a prelude to the elections coming in 2018.
00:05:33.320It may very well determine the future of our country.
00:05:37.780My opponent is 11 points behind that came out just days before this article came out.
00:07:51.300Where was all that moralism a year ago when you were trying to make that woman who's accused of worse things when you were trying to make her president?
00:07:58.280You know, the guy I blame most in all of this—obviously, we can go back and forth.
00:08:02.260The Clinton thing is a really nice tool at the right's disposal because we can say, well, look, folks, political races are complicated, and, you know, there are more reasons than just accusations from 40 years ago.
00:08:13.260To vote for a guy, probably that argument's not going to hold anymore after the most recent presser in accusations, but we'll see what happens.
00:08:20.320The guy I blame most in all of this is Luther Strange, the primary opponent that Trump endorsed and the establishment endorsed in Alabama.
00:08:30.300His campaign failed to dig up all of this dirt.
00:08:33.120Unless all of these accusations are totally fabricated—and, again, I wouldn't put it past Democrats to totally fabricate accusations weeks before an election when you're down by double digits.
00:08:42.900But unless they are totally fabricated, Luther Strange blew it because he could have found all of this.
00:09:31.440Sex scandals have been a hallmark of American politics since the beginning.
00:09:35.340Alexander Hamilton, Washington's aide to camp and the founder of the Treasury Department, he cuckled in a man named James Reynolds in 1791.
00:09:46.480A mid-19th century South Carolina senator from the Nullifier Party had a gay relationship in college, and then he had a little dalliance, as he said, with his two teenage nieces.
00:09:56.280He couldn't run for re-election the next time, but he was re-elected to the Senate a few years later.
00:10:00.000Senator David Walsh, a Democrat from Massachusetts, visited gay Nazi brothels.
00:10:04.820In America, you can go to gay brothels, you can go to Nazi brothels.
00:10:45.740I'm having a lot of trouble with this.
00:10:48.020I'm someone who thought it was extremely hypocritical when, during the election, Democrats turned a blind eye to Bill Clinton.
00:10:53.440And I also was someone who was very skeptical about a lot of the allegations that were coming out against Trump.
00:10:58.940With that being said, I'm trying to look at this fairly and objectively and not see more as a Republican, but rather just someone who's having all of these allegations against him that, you know, right now are hearsay.
00:11:10.500But, I mean, it's not just one person at this point.
00:11:13.460I don't think it's good for the Republican image if he stays in this race and if people continue to stand by him.
00:11:21.020And this isn't to say that I think he's definitely guilty.
00:11:23.560I don't think we should abandon presumption of innocence just because this is a political matter.
00:11:28.500And, you know, we're fighting for the elections in 2018.
00:11:32.380But at the same time, yeah, this doesn't look good.
00:11:34.640And for a lot of people, Republicans already have the image, whether it's true or not, I don't think it's true, of being soft on men who sexually harass and sexually abuse women.
00:11:44.580And I don't think Roy Moore is good for the party right now.
00:12:03.240Then doesn't that set a precedent for all campaigns?
00:12:06.480That said, it doesn't look good for Moore in this particular.
00:12:09.860But in the general, if they're just unsubstantiated, if we don't have a lot of evidence, should we really automatically believe Gloria Allred and her clients?
00:12:18.840I don't believe these women without evidence.
00:12:21.940I think if you're making allegations against someone, it's up to you.
00:12:24.420You have burden of proof to substantiate your claims.
00:12:26.960But at the same time, if we are actually interested in pushing forward conservative principles through electing legislators, then people, including Roy Moore himself, need to realize that this looks bad.
00:12:38.740Now, I think the clip you mentioned that he was still, I think, 11 points ahead of his opponent.
00:12:43.120So maybe for Alabama voters, this isn't a big deal.
00:12:46.240But I think in all these elections, the candidates themselves often end up overlooking the point of this.
00:12:52.120The point of this is to get someone with conservative principles into office and to make people more willing in the future to vote for Republicans.
00:13:00.340Sure, Amber, I think a lot of people in the Republican side who are keeping mum on Roy Moore or who are even defending Roy Moore are saying, look, I don't care.
00:13:13.900I want more freedom, and I want less tyranny, and I want more of my own money, and I want less government.
00:13:20.260And I want conservative social policy, and I don't want crazy revolutionary social policy.
00:13:25.880And it's a raiser than majority in the Senate right now.
00:13:28.380Do you think that that argument holds water, or do we have to hold this guy accountable if the accusations are at all credible and tell him, well, we're going to lose this race, but it's better than having someone who has committed these crimes in the Senate?
00:13:43.420Well, I don't think it would be very conservative to not hold people accountable for their crimes, considering how much we believe in due process and how we believe that the law applies equally to everyone, regardless of whether or not that person is in a position of power.
00:13:58.380And I think in this case, you know, it's important to note that these stories are very well sourced.
00:14:04.140The Washington Post piece noted that the woman who made these accusations had told their mothers and their sister at the time.
00:14:12.700And then the woman who just came out had this yearbook note.
00:14:16.600She had a photo of a yearbook note that Roy Moore apparently left her.
00:14:21.020He signed it, love Roy Moore, D.A., and then he called her beautiful in it.
00:14:26.000And I know if my parents saw that type of message in a yearbook from a 30-year-old man when I was 15, 16 years old, they would go nuclear.
00:14:34.460I mean, gosh, my dad would probably be in prison by now.
00:14:37.420So I think it's important to look at all of these accusations as a whole and not just, you know, each part on their own.
00:14:45.440Mr. Bois, your eminence, should Roy Moore get out of the race?
00:14:51.140Last week when the allegations first broke, I said to myself, OK, I'm going to give it a couple of days, see if the allegations remain credible and if they hold up to scrutiny.
00:15:01.220I certainly wasn't one to get quick in with The Washington Post or even believe them right off the bat.
00:15:10.300But it very quickly is looking like the allegations are credible.
00:15:15.300The one that came forward today is even more credible, like Amber said, the yearbook.
00:15:20.600I think that Roy Moore is probably guilty of these.
00:15:25.160And I also have a friend of mine who I won't name who's dealt with Roy Moore in the past previously said when she was 18, he gave her his personal e-mail address, which she felt was a little bit inappropriate and odd at the time.
00:15:44.020I'm not cute enough and I'm not 18 anymore.
00:15:45.880So, yeah, I think he needs to drop out.
00:15:50.860When you've lost Paul Bois, Paul Bois is slightly to the right of Genghis Khan and Attila the Hun, the Vox Dei himself, really bad, not looking good.
00:16:00.920He might have to finally call this thing quits.
00:16:12.760We have to get to the Democrats and New York Times full-throated endorsement of segregation.
00:16:17.000We have to get to fake news from the New York Times, separate fake news from the New York Times, and we also have to get to the boycott Keurig campaign, not just because the coffee isn't good, but because we're defending Sean Hannity.
00:16:31.080I know you guys want to definitely see more Amber and Roaming Millennial and you'll tolerate more Paul Bois, but unfortunately, unless you subscribe to The Daily Wire, you can't do that.
00:16:41.280So you have to go to thedailywire.com right now.
00:16:43.320And by the way, the reason to subscribe just today is tomorrow is the conversation.
00:18:37.180She's been masquerading as a New York Times reporter at events at the Brookings Institution, on Twitter, throughout social media.
00:18:43.560She's used it to talk to congressional staff to get into events.
00:18:46.860And they're very upset because they're saying that this woman is damaging their decent reputation.
00:18:52.680They're saying that they have a fine reputation in business and a distinctive quality to their journalism.
00:18:58.520And I can give everybody listening and hear a minute to chuckle and guffaw and spit out their drinks very comically before answering this.
00:19:06.220Roaming, why on earth would anyone want to be associated with the New York Times?
00:19:11.120That's what I was just wondering myself.
00:19:12.920I mean, if you're going to go out there and just pretend to be something you're not, why is New York Times reporter the thing you'd want to be?
00:19:20.300Why would you, the New York Times, it's like, yeah, I'm an unemployed bum.
00:19:29.640Maybe she was hoping that, I guess, internally their own fact checking as to who was working for who or who was actually an employee was as vigorous as their regular fact checking for their stories.
00:19:44.180If they use their normal fact checking, she'll probably become at least the opinion page editor or something before the year is out.
00:19:49.800But, Mr. Bois, once you have finished laughing and guffawing and comically spitting out your drink, doesn't this woman have a strong defense if she plays insanity?
00:19:59.980Well, Michael, I really don't know what's more insane, the fact that the woman was posing as a reporter or the fact that she thought the New York Times was respectable enough to pose as.
00:20:08.800So, if I were a judge and I heard the insanity plea, I'd be, yeah, yeah, I think the fact that you thought the New York Times was the organization you were going to pose as, yeah, that's a pretty strong case for insanity.
00:20:27.140Now, you've heard it from the Supreme Judge himself, Vox Dei, Paul Cardinal Bois.
00:20:31.340Speaking of the New York Times, on Saturday, Ikau and Yenka, I'm sure I'm triggering people and microaggressing by mispronouncing that, asked in the New York Times, quote,
00:20:41.020Can my children be friends with white people?
00:20:44.000I'll save you the trouble of reading the piece.
00:21:22.680I think the New York Times, exactly, they're right in taking a stand against this.
00:21:26.400Editorial editor George Wallace will not stand for this.
00:21:30.420Right, but I think it's actually, this is great, because for a long time, people on the right, people who are conservatives,
00:21:36.320have been using the term regressive and actually painting these people for what they are, you know, almost pro-racism, pro-segregation.
00:21:43.220And for a while, frankly, we've looked a little bit crazy, but I think it's coming to the point now
00:21:47.280where more and more people are starting to realize that there is this underlying narrative of almost anti-whiteness, pro-segregation.
00:21:53.820They really are, in every way, regressive in their ideology.
00:21:57.120And I'm actually at least relieved that more and more people are going to find out about this because of this.
00:22:02.140And I think the New York Times has remained, to too many people, a credible outlet.
00:22:07.340And I think, I'm glad this is happening.
00:22:08.800Mr. Bois, this seems to be a step backward, certainly, for race relations.
00:22:14.160They seem to have taken a step backward over the last 20 years.
00:22:17.060Obviously, there are many things that we could blame for this.
00:22:20.560The left likes to blame whitelash, that's their term, a reaction against a black president or black people getting some new rights.
00:22:27.300The right rightly points to multiculturalism, terrible revisionist histories, people being ignorant and being uneducated from secondary schooling through colleges.
00:22:40.760What cultural factor, what political factor is to blame for the backward step in race relations?
00:22:47.820It's 50 years of being inundated with identity politics, Michael.
00:22:51.920I mean, unfortunately, as much as we want to, as much as we revere and rightly revere Dr. Martin Luther King, I'm afraid he is not the one who, who, he's not, who won the, the, the, the cultural battle.
00:23:10.000The Civil Rights Act passed, yes, and that's a very good thing.
00:23:12.680But when it came to the actual cultural battle and the views and the way that we talk about day to day, that went to Malcolm X and the Black Panthers.
00:23:21.180That is the predominant view, that whites and blacks cannot in any way coexist unless there's some serious measure taken on behalf of whites that just, I don't even know what it is at this point.
00:23:37.160But, yeah, that's essentially what the view here is.
00:23:40.200It's the Malcolm X, Black Panther view of race relations that we cannot get along.
00:23:45.600We cannot recognize each other's humanity.
00:23:51.520And we can debate it all day long, but really, New York Times and this man who published this piece, which really should be titled How I Teach My Son to Be a Racist, there's no way to debate with them.
00:24:04.960They're lost in a broken ideology, and the only way to defeat them is on the cultural sphere, and that's it.
00:24:10.620And the left, they just use Martin Luther King's name.
00:24:13.560They just use his name and they hollow him out.
00:24:15.820You'll notice they always refer to him as Dr. Martin Luther King, but they don't refer to him as Reverend Martin Luther King, you know, the thing that makes him a doctor.
00:24:22.980It's not like he's an ophthalmologist, right?
00:24:31.240There's Martin Luther King, who comes from a Baptist Christian tradition, and there's Malcolm X, who comes from the Nation of Islam tradition.
00:24:37.560And there's the nonviolence, there's God who subdues himself to logic and reason, and there's wrath and chickens coming home to roost and violence in the streets.
00:24:48.260And the left, the left always uses Martin Luther King's name.
00:25:08.580But is the fundamental thesis of this piece, is there any merit to it at all?
00:25:14.300The thesis that America is so inherently racist and it has never corrected its inherent racism and its inherent oppression, and therefore kids need to watch out.
00:25:24.760Little black kids need to watch out for the cops.
00:25:26.780They need to watch out for white people who will betray them.
00:25:29.720Is there any shred of reality to this?
00:25:43.380And this New York Times writer has decided that he's going to teach his children to be racist and to continue this awful trend.
00:25:51.060And there's a famous quote that goes something like, the oppressed eventually become the oppressors.
00:25:56.180In this case, I think that's what a lot of the regressive left is seeking to do.
00:26:02.040There's so much anger on that side over slavery and various systemic racism that now their goal is to go ahead and oppress white people in some kind of sixth sense of twisted justice.
00:26:14.660There is certainly images of this in even Columbus Day.
00:26:19.060You know, on Columbus Day, we talked about the history of Mr. Columbus.
00:26:21.580And one of the reasons that Columbus Day became celebrated in the United States, it was celebrated in 1892, the 400th anniversary of his expedition.
00:26:30.400But it wasn't celebrated on the 300th anniversary of the expedition.
00:26:33.880And the reason is that a year earlier, the largest mass lynching in U.S. history was taken up against Sicilians.
00:26:40.480It was actually Sicilian-Americans who were the object of this lynching.
00:28:24.160The whole rest of the day, I'm just going to be playing that video clip.
00:28:27.040So Keurig pulls out of Hannity for no reason, by the way.
00:28:30.720Hannity gave Roy Moore a fairly tough interview, but they decided to pounce on him at Media Matters, which is a George Soros-funded attack dog group.
00:29:27.660But I think consumers are totally in the right to support brands who they feel align more with their worldview.
00:29:33.540And again, I'm not saying that conservatives should be so sensitive and, you know, these special snowflakes that get mad at brands if they do something they don't like.
00:29:43.740But at the same time, you know, I don't think Keurig is necessarily the biggest culprit of this.
00:29:48.940I think Ben and Jerry's is really the quintessential representative of a lefty company who kind of forces their political views on people.
00:29:56.900Well, in that case, I think it's completely justified and fine for consumers to say, no, I don't want to sponsor this.
00:30:02.400Mr. Bois, I know that the left is constantly demonizing the evil corporations.
00:30:07.480Bernie Sanders talked about the millionaires and the billionaires of the corporate class.
00:30:11.960Is corporate America, does it lean left or does it lean right?
00:30:17.960I mean, let's just say, okay, they're not full-blown socialists in the sense they want the government to seize control of their operations.
00:30:29.980But yes, in terms of everything social, yeah, they're pretty left.
00:30:35.500I mean, in terms of traditional morality, same-sex marriage, yeah, as far to the left as you can get.
00:30:44.240And in terms of abortion, that gets a little bit more dicier, you know, with places like Starbucks and, of course, Target, who are all in for that.
00:30:53.320Other corporations, maybe not so much.
00:30:55.760But, I mean, for the most part, yes, corporate America is against Christians, is against Orthodox Jews, is against anybody who holds anything traditional
00:31:05.060and doesn't want to get in line with the sexual revolution.
00:32:07.200So when this tweet happened, I was sitting around drinking beers with friends, and I think we all laughed for a solid 20 minutes straight.
00:32:14.660I mean, it is the most perfect backhanded insult you could ever imagine.
00:32:20.180And the fact that it's from the president just makes it a million times better.
00:32:23.780This is by far top 10 Donald Trump tweets of all time.
00:32:27.500You know, they're saying now that he's immature and reckless and impulsive because he heard that he called him fat, and he just tweeted this out.
00:32:36.400Clearly, these people have been missing the last two years of Donald Trump's political career, you know, the entirety of his political career.
00:32:42.620This clearly seems to me to have a strategic advantage, which is that you have to back up American credibility.
00:32:51.020You have to build American credibility both in action, both in shows of military force, in shows of diplomatic arrangements, and in the way you speak.
00:32:59.060So you have this little tin pot fat dictator with nuclear weapons in violation of countless U.S. and U.N. treaties and resolutions.
00:33:07.880And he's calling this guy old, and there's our president doesn't blink, calls him short and fat and tells him where to go, you know, in not so many words.
00:33:17.380Roaming, am I just kidding myself, or is this a strategically smart way to respond to this guy?
00:33:31.080And I think, you know, there are teenage girls everywhere learning some tips from Donald Trump about how you properly conduct a Twitter flame war.
00:33:40.000And actually, I think it was after that tweet he went off on the haters.
00:33:43.700And I think it's just great that the president of the United States is taking time out of his busy schedule to call out the haters on Twitter.