The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 665 - No News Is Bad News

00:00:00.000 As the president's days in office appear to be dwindling,

00:00:03.340 press secretary Kayleigh McEnany is offering the dishonest news media 0.95

00:00:07.720 a few more rhetorical beatings for the road.

00:00:11.280 Earlier this year, we heard from several news outlets and so-called fact checks

00:00:15.700 that President Trump would need, quote, a miracle to be right.

00:00:20.380 That was an NBC News article.

00:00:22.420 We were told, according to Helpline, quote,

00:00:24.960 a vaccine will still take more than a year to develop.

00:00:28.240 USA Today warned us that, quote,

00:00:31.600 despite medical researchers' progress, a vaccine, quote, was more than a year away.

00:00:37.400 And National Geographic even told us that achieving a vaccine within, quote,

00:00:41.800 a year to 18 months would be absolutely unprecedented, end quote.

00:00:47.580 These reports deserve their own fact check.

00:00:50.600 False.

00:00:51.980 President Trump has not only been the optimist, hopeful to achieve a vaccine by year's end,

00:00:57.900 he has also been a leader.

00:01:00.860 He's been a leader.

00:01:02.400 I hope that this is not the end.

00:01:05.440 It's hard to imagine that this is all going to go away.

00:01:09.740 If so, things are going to get a lot more boring.

00:01:13.380 A lot of people say no news is good news.

00:01:15.400 That's not true.

00:01:16.240 If you're a conservative, no news is very, very bad.

00:01:20.140 Boring is very, very, very bad.

00:01:22.920 I'm Michael Knowles.

00:01:23.560 This is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:01:24.340 Welcome back to the show.

00:01:33.940 My favorite comment from yesterday from Thomas Fahey, who says,

00:01:38.160 How American, though?

00:01:39.600 Land o' lakes removes the Indian but keeps the land. 1.00

00:01:42.760 That's true.

00:01:43.700 Maybe there's something about this woke leftism that's actually very much in keeping with the

00:01:49.400 American tradition, not a particularly nice American tradition, but an American tradition

00:01:54.060 nonetheless.

00:01:54.820 Very, very possible.

00:01:57.400 It's sorry to see that we're returning to normal.

00:02:00.720 I guess that is the point.

00:02:02.880 The normal type of American government, at least since, gosh, FDR, has been this steadily

00:02:10.580 more progressive liberalism.

00:02:12.840 And there have been a few little blips that pop up every so often.

00:02:17.320 And I think, well, Eisenhower was pretty liberal.

00:02:20.060 You think of Nixon maybe, but they made sure he got out of office pretty quick, even after

00:02:25.160 he won in a landslide.

00:02:26.820 Reagan, sort of, although Reagan never got to shrink the government, never had any work

00:02:31.280 with Congress that he was able to work out because Tip O'Neill held the Democratic line.

00:02:37.400 We got amnesty under Reagan.

00:02:39.300 Bush, obviously.

00:02:40.300 Both Bush is pretty liberal.

00:02:41.420 Trump, we had this four years.

00:02:43.120 They weren't going to let him have another four years, though.

00:02:46.080 Going back to normal, going back to boring is not, that's not conservative.

00:02:52.580 I think there's this idea that conservatives want no news, just lay back, everything's

00:02:56.160 fine, everything's the same.

00:02:57.220 That isn't true when you're in a regime that is extremely liberal and progressive.

00:03:01.500 In that case, you want to disrupt things.

00:03:03.040 Donald Trump, most conservative president of the last quarter century, at least, probably

00:03:06.640 of the last century.

00:03:08.440 And that guy wasn't boring.

00:03:09.780 The reason it hasn't been boring is because Trump has actually pushed back against the

00:03:15.440 liberal establishment, and the liberal establishment freaked out.

00:03:18.420 That's why CNN has been, their heads have been exploding again and again every day.

00:03:22.600 They explode in the morning, then they regenerate at night, then they explode again the next day.

00:03:26.520 Because Trump is actually challenging that boring liberal regime.

00:03:30.680 And they're getting their parting shots in, by the way, before Kayleigh McEnany has to say

00:03:35.080 goodbye. I wish she did not have to, but there's news that would make it seem almost

00:03:40.700 inevitable at this point. Still, Jim Acosta screaming out a few more insults as she leaves.

00:03:47.000 And good for those who covered what was the story all along and not Russia disinformation.

00:03:51.620 Isn't it ever critical for you to accuse others of disinformation when you spread it every day? 0.99

00:03:56.440 Kayleigh, why would you accuse, you're terrible, I hate you. 0.98

00:03:59.500 Jim Acosta, CNN, I hate you, Kayleigh. Why are you doing this to us now for the next 0.97

00:04:04.480 four years, assuming that Biden does get this, you're going to have questions such as you heard

00:04:11.220 during the Obama administration. One question, Mr. President, what enchants you about the White

00:04:16.520 House? These are serious questions that the media asked him. That's what you're going to get.

00:04:22.760 You're not going to be tuning in. You're not going to get constant press coverage of the White

00:04:26.760 House briefing room or of what's going on in the administrative agencies. It's all going to go

00:04:31.900 back to the background and they're going to continue to slowly destroy our country and erode

00:04:38.220 our constitutional order without any sort of consequence. But CNN, we actually should enjoy

00:04:45.880 these parting shots from CNN and from the press because it means that the conservative government

00:04:52.600 here, the conservative administration is still driving them crazy. I saw an article on CNN

00:04:58.780 yesterday. I'm sorry to report. I saw this tweet come up from CNN. It said, quote, first lady Melania

00:05:05.680 Trump broke stated mask policy at Children's National Hospital when she removed her mask to read a holiday

00:05:14.300 book to children. There is so little to criticize about Melania Trump that the best they can do is to

00:05:24.360 criticize her for going to a children's hospital, reading a book to children at Christmas, but obviously

00:05:31.980 taking the mask off so she can read it because otherwise the book would sound like the teachers in

00:05:38.980 Charlie Brown. That's the best they've got. This woman is so graceful, so flawless that the best

00:05:47.620 they've got is she reads books to children in the hospital. If you are at the Children's National

00:05:54.100 Hospital, you're having a tough time, okay? Coronavirus is not your number one concern. To have a little

00:06:01.480 glimmer of light in that Christmas season of the first lady coming and reading your book, that's very

00:06:05.640 nice. And CNN, they got nothing. So they say, I'm, I'm so angry at Melania Trump because she 1.00

00:06:11.140 checks notes, reads books to sick children. Enjoy it now, folks. Enjoy it. I want you to enjoy every

00:06:18.900 single one of these CNN articles. I want you to enjoy every one of Jim Acosta's stupid outbursts 1.00

00:06:23.920 because things are about to get very, very boring and boring is very bad. At least with Trump, 1.00

00:06:32.760 let's say you're upset because Trump didn't finish building the wall. Trump didn't, I don't know,

00:06:38.080 totally, he did actually revive the economy, but then the, the lockdowns tip the economy back. So

00:06:43.580 he didn't get to revive it again. He, I don't know, he didn't stand up strong enough against the

00:06:47.120 lockdowns, whatever. Donald Trump, just in opposing these sorts of liberal policies, drew so much light

00:06:57.420 to them. We, I mean, even going into the 2016 election, I think most of us, myself included,

00:07:02.880 didn't realize just how corrupt the federal bureaucracy was. We didn't think that the

00:07:08.960 federal bureaucracy would actually spy on a Republican presidential campaign to try to

00:07:15.800 undermine an election. And then after the guy won accidentally, spend years and years trying to wage

00:07:21.520 a bureaucratic coup d'etat. Even I, and I do not have a very high opinion of the deep state or the

00:07:27.100 administrative state. I didn't think they would stoop that low and they did. You saw that kind of

00:07:32.260 corruption. You saw some corruption come to light under Obama because he would, at one minute he

00:07:39.160 would say it'd be unconstitutional to pass executive amnesty. The next minute he'd be passing executive

00:07:43.320 amnesty with a completely straight face. So you would see that a little bit, but it's been the,

00:07:47.420 the pushback from the liberal establishment that's really shown you how bad the situation has gotten.

00:07:53.300 And we're not going to see that assuming Biden becomes president. It's just all going to happen

00:07:59.360 in the background. And CNN is going to smile and talk about something, talk about the weather. I don't

00:08:04.220 know, distract you with something else. And we're not even going to be able to see how bad things are

00:08:10.600 getting. The reason I'm talking in this kind of way, by the way, is that you now have senior

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00:09:55.700 The reason I'm talking about this Biden administration at this point basically is an

00:10:00.520 inevitability is because in order to stave it off at this point, after the electoral college has

00:10:07.200 voted, you would need something like you saw in the compromise of 1877, where the Congress goes in,

00:10:13.600 maybe the Congress objects to some of the electoral votes, and then you would have something like an

00:10:18.480 electoral commission, which in the 1870s was made up of five members of the House, five members of

00:10:23.060 the Senate, five members of the court. Already, you know the court's not going to go for giving this

00:10:27.320 to Trump. They've refused to even hear cases that I think were quite legitimate. The House obviously

00:10:32.300 isn't. It's in Democratic control. So your only hope is the Senate and Republican Senate Majority

00:10:37.420 Leader Mitch McConnell yesterday referring to President-elect Joe Biden. But our system of

00:10:45.400 government has processes to determine who will be sworn in on January the 20th. The electoral college

00:10:53.880 has spoken. So today I want to congratulate President-elect Joe Biden. The president-elect is

00:11:02.260 no stranger to the Senate. He's devoted himself to public service for many years. I also want to

00:11:09.320 congratulate the vice president-elect, our colleague from California, Senator Harris. Beyond our differences,

00:11:15.500 all Americans can take pride that our nation has a female vice president-elect for the very first time. 0.98

00:11:21.280 I look forward to finishing out the next 36 days strong with President Trump. Our nation needs us to add

00:11:29.060 another bipartisan chapter to this record of achievement. Not very cocaine vibes. I got to tell you, I was

00:11:38.960 hoping for more Tony Montana from Cocaine Mitch. I wanted to see him just lean down, bury his face in whatever

00:11:46.020 was scattered across his notes, stand up and say, say hello to my little electoral commission to overturn

00:11:52.680 the certification. We didn't get it. We didn't get it. We're not going to get it. Absent some absolutely

00:12:00.240 unexpected turn of events, you know, the Kraken falls down from heaven or something. It's looking like

00:12:08.240 the Biden administration. Everyone believes this to be the case already. The media are feeling

00:12:16.680 emboldened. Big tech in particular is feeling emboldened. Big tech, Twitter, Donald Trump's

00:12:22.500 favorite social media platform. Twitter is already saying that after election day, they may ban

00:12:29.700 President Trump from Twitter. They've wanted to do it while he's in office, but they're in a bit of a

00:12:36.200 bind because they allow the Ayatollah Khamenei in Iran to tweet and talk about the destruction of

00:12:42.240 Israel and whatever he wants. And they don't have any problem with that, but they, death to America, 1.00

00:12:47.120 whatever, that's fine. But they realized it would look like a double standard if you allow the Ayatollah

00:12:53.440 to stay on Twitter, but took the duly elected president of the United States off Twitter.

00:12:57.980 So instead, what have they done? You know, you've been seeing this. They just add a fact check to every

00:13:02.860 single one of Trump's tweets at this point. He says, oh, I had a good omelet for breakfast. This

00:13:07.560 claim is disputed. Official sources dispute this claim. Yeah, I had three eggs in my omelet.

00:13:13.240 Jim Acosta says he might've only had two and a half or maybe four. Fact check. So they're going to

00:13:19.780 get rid of it. After January 20th, they say that they will very possibly kick Donald Trump off of

00:13:26.880 Twitter. Why? Because so long as President Trump stays on Twitter, he's the second most followed

00:13:32.040 politician after Barack Obama. Barack Obama was the first president during the age of Twitter

00:13:36.560 and, and personally pretty popular himself. If you allow President Trump to remain on Twitter,

00:13:43.080 then he still has a voice that can break through beyond the mainstream media, beyond the gatekeepers

00:13:48.280 who are now going to try to make everything very, very boring. You're going to see their ratings

00:13:52.720 decline. Trump has been phenomenal for, for the mainstream media's ratings. Doesn't matter.

00:13:56.660 He's undercutting the liberal establishment project. And so they're going to try to cut

00:14:00.660 him out as best they possibly can. I'm sure Twitter makes a fair, I don't really know how

00:14:05.980 Twitter monetizes their platform beyond the advertisements and selling your data, probably

00:14:09.660 to China, but they are, I'm sure Twitter could make more money and have more engagement on their

00:14:16.120 platform if they allowed President Trump to stay on. And still they will oppose it because

00:14:22.640 they want to get back to boring business as usual. But it, it does appear to be coming to an end.

00:14:29.960 You know, I have held out hope longer than just about anybody in conservative politics. I've held

00:14:36.800 it. I don't think we should concede the race early. I don't think we should do any of those. I don't

00:14:42.160 think it's overturning constitutional norms to question the results of an election that obviously

00:14:48.560 had many, many, many, many irregularities and sometimes outright criminal behavior in places.

00:14:54.760 I don't think there's anything wrong about that, but it does appear to be coming to an end. Bill

00:14:59.780 Barr, attorney general, whom I've had the privilege of interviewing, the honey badger is, uh, is leaving

00:15:06.600 the Trump administration. Some people are a little upset with Bill Barr right now because Barr did not

00:15:10.940 come out and overtly challenged the results of the election. Uh, one thing I will say, and I think

00:15:16.920 it's when we're trying to figure out what do we think of the Barr era at the DOJ, President Trump

00:15:22.400 is being very complimentary toward Bill Barr as he leaves. Donald Trump has not always been very

00:15:27.060 complimentary toward his leaving attorneys general. You remember what he did to poor Jeff

00:15:30.940 Sessions and to other cabinet members. But he says, quote, just had a very nice meeting with

00:15:38.160 Attorney General Bill Barr at the White House. Our relationship has been a very good one. He has done

00:15:42.420 an outstanding job. As per Bill's letter, he will be leaving just before Christmas to spend the

00:15:47.880 holidays with his family. Deputy Attorney General Jeff Rosen, an outstanding person, will become

00:15:52.440 acting Attorney General. Highly respected Richard Donahue will be taking over the duties of Deputy AG.

00:15:57.340 Thank you to all. So he's, he's being very kind to, to Bill Barr. And, and Bill Barr, by the way,

00:16:01.720 in his resignation letter was extraordinarily complimentary to President Trump. He says,

00:16:09.900 I'm greatly honored that you called on me to serve your administration and the American people once

00:16:13.540 again as Attorney General. Don't forget, he'd already been Attorney General during the Bush

00:16:17.200 one administration. I'm proud to have played a role in the many successes and unprecedented

00:16:20.900 achievements you have delivered for the American people. Your record is all the more historic

00:16:24.920 because you accomplished it in the face of the relentless and implacable resistance. Your 2016

00:16:30.160 victory speech in which you reached out to your opponents and called for working together

00:16:33.200 for the benefit of the American people was immediately met with a partisan onslaught against you

00:16:38.080 in which no tactic, no matter how abusive and deceitful was out of bounds. That the nadir of

00:16:44.140 this campaign was the effort to cripple, if not oust your administration. This is just,

00:16:48.780 there's a great resignation letter basically saying you are great. Your opponents are dirtbags 0.98

00:16:54.580 and I'm sorry it's coming to an end. And so I look at this not as a prescriptive matter. Bill Barr

00:17:01.060 saying, yeah, we need the Trump administration to end, step down, concede. He's basically saying,

00:17:05.020 no, you got done dirty, buddy, but it's over anyway because that's, that's the constitutional

00:17:09.840 system. So you lose guys like Bill Barr who talk about the absolute onslaught of partisan trash that 0.96

00:17:17.760 they've heaped on you. You lose people like Kayleigh McEnany who just go out every day with a nice long 1.00

00:17:22.360 whip and just start whipping the press with her searing, wonderful rhetoric and facts and logic. 1.00

00:17:28.380 Yeah. It's been really enjoyable. Now, what are we getting? Well, president, uh, elect,

00:17:34.600 eh, eh, eh, president elect Joe Biden is naming people to his cabinet. And what are the big exciting

00:17:45.620 picks? What are the ones that are really, oh man, here it comes for good or for ill. Pete Buttigieg

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00:19:28.820 Pete Buttigieg as transportation secretary. Why will Pete Buttigieg be the transportation secretary?

00:19:35.460 Does he know anything about transportation? No. Does this matter? No. Some, some conservatives

00:19:42.560 are criticizing him for this. They're saying he doesn't, he has no expertise and it doesn't,

00:19:45.660 it doesn't matter. Well, when Pete Buttigieg was mayor of South Bend, he had potholes in the road.

00:19:51.840 Yeah. Okay, fine. It just doesn't matter. Pete Buttigieg is nothing. Just like Joe Biden is nothing.

00:19:57.420 Pete Buttigieg is nothing. He is an empty avatar. He is a robot built in the deep state factories of

00:20:04.440 Langley by the liberal establishment to just beep, boop, spout whatever talking points the liberal,

00:20:13.560 neoliberal establishment wants. And so sure, he's going to be the transportation secretary. He could

00:20:18.240 be the education secretary. He could be the energy secretary. It doesn't matter. He could be the

00:20:23.420 ambassador to China. He could be the ambassador to Iran. He could be the ambassador to Malta. It just

00:20:27.920 doesn't matter. Pete, I don't know that Pete Buttigieg has ever had an original thought in his

00:20:33.700 entire life. I don't think Pete Buttigieg has ever questioned the establishment in his whole life.

00:20:39.520 And by the way, when I say establishment, I think people feel a little comfortable with that because,

00:20:44.640 you know, that's just the way things are. Just like when I say, we're not going to have any more

00:20:48.660 news, you know, it's not, it's going to get really boring. Maybe boring is a good thing. It's not.

00:20:52.420 It's not. Because doing nothing, allowing the establishment to progress, when that establishment

00:20:59.440 has been veering leftward and accelerating for 70 years, 100 years maybe, that's a recipe for

00:21:09.760 disaster. A guy like Pete Buttigieg to be an establishmentarian and tells you something's going

00:21:15.760 really bad with the establishment. Pete Buttigieg's father was one of the most famous neo-Marxist

00:21:23.040 scholars in the country. He was a founding member and president of the Gramsci Society,

00:21:28.620 the International Gramsci Society. Antonio Gramsci, the head of the Italian Communist Party,

00:21:33.140 one of the most famous Marxist thinkers ever. Gramsci is sort of one of the founders of what you

00:21:39.560 would call cultural Marxism or neo-Marxism. That's Buttigieg's dad. That's the guy who educated

00:21:44.560 Buttigieg. But because, because the establishment has basically embraced all of these guys, all this

00:21:50.400 radicalism, kind of craziness of the 20s and 30s and up, up through into the 60s, all that has just

00:21:55.940 become the norm now. That's political correctness. That's, that is the establishment. That's what we're

00:22:03.480 going to get. Now they're making a big deal about Buttigieg. They're trying to pretend this is anything

00:22:07.820 other than extremely boring because Buttigieg, I don't know if you heard this, Buttigieg is a gay guy. 0.98

00:22:12.880 Did you know that? I know. He never talks about it. Nobody ever makes, as though that's a personality. 0.95

00:22:18.300 I'm a gay guy. That's, that's, that's a personality. Okay. Interesting. So they're saying

00:22:22.360 that Buttigieg is the first openly gay cabinet secretary in American history. Queerty, which is 1.00

00:22:29.640 some LGBT, LMNOP outlet, I suppose. Queerty says, Buttigieg, the first openly gay cabinet official. 0.76

00:22:38.760 But he's not. He's not. Actually, Rick Grinnell was the first openly gay cabinet official,

00:22:44.180 acting director of national intelligence under, who was it? Was it Clinton? Was it Obama? Was it,

00:22:49.860 no, it was Donald Trump. That homophobe, that bigot, Donald Trump. Actually it was, yeah, 1.00

00:22:57.360 it was a Republican. It was the first one. Doesn't matter. Queerty actually mentioned that at the time, 0.90

00:23:01.360 but now they're going to rewrite it. They're going to lie to you. They're going to completely rewrite

00:23:06.240 history and no one's going to say boo about it. One of the few people who has a platform and the

00:23:11.280 chutzpah to do it would be Donald Trump. And they're going to try to kick him off Twitter.

00:23:15.140 So how do we push back against this? The old strategy is not going to work. The live and let

00:23:24.240 live, maybe, you know, no news is good news. Why do we have to focus on all this stuff? That is,

00:23:28.700 I think, the old strategy from the nineties and two thousands. And I don't think it's going to work.

00:23:34.360 You're seeing this return of the liberal establishment is always progressing to the

00:23:37.940 left. And now it's fashionable in some quarters to say that the solution to this is not conservatism,

00:23:43.540 but, but true liberalism. So what they'll say is there's a difference between leftism and

00:23:49.680 liberalism and leftism is bad, but liberalism is good. And, you know, conservatives were the true

00:23:56.080 liberals and the liberal left, you know, they're actually illiberal because, you know, they want to

00:24:01.140 censor you or something like that. Matthew McConaughey, who is increasingly talking about

00:24:06.040 politics and seems like a nice enough guy, you know, he seems somewhat conservative or at least

00:24:10.240 centrist compared to his colleagues in Hollywood. He, he articulated this point on a British morning

00:24:15.780 show. He said that the answer is not conservatives or conservative thought. What we need to do is just

00:24:21.940 all be liberals. You need liberals. What I don't think we need is the ill liberals. And what I don't

00:24:30.860 think that some liberals see is that they're often being cannibalized by the ill liberals. Now, you know,

00:24:40.260 there are extremes on both sides, uh, that I think are unfair, that I don't think are the right place to be.

00:24:47.060 The extreme left and the extreme right completely illegitimize the other side, um, um, the liberal

00:24:55.560 and the conservative side, which we need in certain places. They, the two extremes illegitimize those,

00:25:01.260 those two sides. Um, or they exaggerate that, that side's stance into an irrational state that,

00:25:10.040 that makes no sense. And that's not fair when either side does that. Um, you know, we're, we're,

00:25:15.920 we've the, where, where the waterline is going to land on this freedom of speech, um, and what we

00:25:22.380 allow on what we don't and where this canceled culture goes, where that waterline lands is a 1.00

00:25:28.220 very interesting place that we are engaged in right now as a society of trying to figure out because we

00:25:33.740 haven't found the right spot. Okay. Right there. I don't even need to refute Matthew McConaughey's

00:25:41.140 argument because McConaughey refutes it himself. I think this is a good impulse. I don't mean to

00:25:47.940 beat up on Matthew McConaughey. I think he has all good impulses. And I just think this is an,

00:25:53.520 an idea that a lot of people have. I've had this idea myself when they think about politics and it's

00:25:58.620 just half baked. The idea that, look, we don't want conservatives telling people how they ought to

00:26:07.580 behave and we don't want leftists telling people how they ought to behave. And we don't want

00:26:11.400 conservatives telling people that maybe they shouldn't say that thing. And we don't want

00:26:14.480 leftists telling people maybe they shouldn't say that thing. What we need is true liberalism. But

00:26:19.200 then at the very end, he says, and what we need to do in this free speech issue is just figure out

00:26:22.780 exactly what sort of things we're going to tolerate. And we haven't figured out exactly what that is yet.

00:26:26.400 You say, wait a second. I thought you were calling for liberalism. I thought you were calling for

00:26:29.260 let everybody say what they want, let everybody do what they want. But then you're recognizing you need a

00:26:34.420 standard. The reason that this argument that we need to be liberal, not illiberal,

00:26:39.720 that the illiberal right is terrible and the illiberal left is terrible. And we all just need

00:26:44.020 to be able to say and do whatever we want all the time. The problem with that argument is that has

00:26:47.780 never existed anywhere in history and it never will. That is a utopian idea. The idea that there can

00:26:55.620 be no boundaries on what we say or do, and that there are no consequences to people's behavior.

00:27:00.520 And that if you act virtuously or you act viciously, it's all sort of the same and has

00:27:05.300 no political consequence. That is a utopian, ridiculous idea that is meant for freshman year 0.64

00:27:10.180 philosophy class or staying up, ripping a bong at three in the morning in your dorm room saying, 0.97

00:27:15.580 ha ha man, you know, wouldn't that be cool? If it feels good, do it. That's not how politics

00:27:20.800 actually works. You know, some people now call this kind of idea libertarianism. And I think that

00:27:25.780 does a disservice to serious libertarian thinkers. But in as much as this is libertarianism,

00:27:31.220 it's got the same problem that socialism does. You always hear the socialists say,

00:27:34.520 true socialism has never been tried. True communism has never been tried. Well, true

00:27:38.900 liberalism has never been tried like this because it can't be because you always need some kind of

00:27:45.180 a standard. And I actually give the left credit for recognizing that. Isn't it weird that any,

00:27:50.420 in all liberal societies, every single where in the West where this sort of thing has been tried

00:27:54.300 and even some other places that have adopted liberal societies, they all seem to just always

00:27:59.580 trend toward progressivism and a kind of leftism and there's no way to stop it. Isn't that weird?

00:28:05.580 Is that just like a weird coincidence? But if we just try it one more time, that'll work.

00:28:09.580 No, maybe we need to rethink how we're talking about this. Maybe maximizing individual autonomy

00:28:15.980 is not a totally coherent end goal of politics. You know, someone who showed this to me the other day

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00:28:29.620 She's sort of famous for being a big girl is the phrase that she used. And she's a singer 1.00

00:28:34.900 and talks about body positivity and all this. Lizzo just got in trouble because I kid you not,

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00:30:26.480 back with a lot more. The way I think about these three categories, conservatism, liberalism,

00:30:44.120 and leftism or wokeism or whatever, is the conservatism says you should follow the conservative

00:30:51.120 moral standard and respect conservative institutions, the traditional institutions,

00:30:57.080 and maybe have some deference toward your forebears and the founding fathers and your

00:31:02.740 parents and have some loyalty and have some patriotism and recognize your duty in this world.

00:31:07.360 That's kind of the conservative view. Then the leftist view is just like a flip of that,

00:31:11.280 which is you should follow the new leftist, radical, politically correct moral order.

00:31:15.340 You should feel entitlement. You should feel sort of disdain for the past because the past was

00:31:20.840 bad and the future is better. So you should feel really good about yourself and about the future,

00:31:24.640 but you should hate the past and basically have the opposite of patriotism, have disdain for your

00:31:30.060 country because you're going to move into this wonderful future. But they are sort of parallel

00:31:33.960 ideas. They're just a mirror image of one another. And then in the middle, you have liberalism and

00:31:39.460 liberalism says, do what you want, do what you want. If it feels good, do it. If it's not bothering

00:31:45.340 anybody, you know, and it's not affecting the politics and it's just private, then just do whatever you

00:31:50.740 want. Now, the reason that liberalism is unstable is of course, because the things that we do that

00:31:55.600 we sometimes pretend are private do have political effects. A good example of this is if, uh, gender

00:32:00.740 or the gender ideology. I'm a man, but I say I, I now identify as a woman. Okay. That's a private

00:32:06.940 choice, but it has public effect because now I'm going to go use the women's bathroom. Well, 1.00

00:32:11.180 am I allowed to do that? Obviously affects other people. Now I'm going to insist that everyone else

00:32:15.380 call me a woman, call me she. Well, now I'm infringing on someone else's private choice,

00:32:21.100 aren't I? But it's my private. So whose private choice gets to win? Obviously these private choices

00:32:24.160 have a public effect. And it's, so it's, it's the liberalism that we're talking about today is

00:32:29.540 pretty incoherent, but it's very, very popular. And it goes off the rails real, real quick. Lizzo,

00:32:35.860 this sort of larger performer went on a diet last month. She is, I'm not in any way making fun of the

00:32:43.420 way she looks or anything, but she is objectively not that healthy. You know, it is not healthy to

00:32:48.900 carry around that much weight. And so if she's going to do something for her, she said she had

00:32:52.340 these physical symptoms that go along with her kind of the way she had been eating. So she decides she

00:32:57.040 wants to just fix those symptoms and feel a little bit better. So she goes on a diet and people were

00:33:03.820 furious because she is supposed to embrace whatever lifestyle she wants. And she, nevermind that she's 1.00

00:33:12.560 changed what lifestyle she wants. Now they're saying, no, you, you, you came to fame as the pro-fat,

00:33:19.880 pro-body positivity woman. And so you need to remain fat. You need to pursue your own appetites to their 1.00

00:33:27.540 extreme and never even think about changing them. And you know what Lizzo did after she went on this

00:33:32.600 diet? She apologized. I did the 10 day smoothie detox. And as you know, I would normally be so afraid

00:33:41.620 and ashamed to post things like this online because I feel like as a big girl, people just expect if

00:33:48.660 you are doing something for health, you're doing it for like a dramatic weight loss. And that is not the

00:33:54.180 case. Um, in reality, November stressed me the f*** out. I drank a lot. I ate a lot of spicy things and

00:34:00.620 things that f*** my stomach up. And I wanted to reverse it and get back to where I was. I'm so proud of

00:34:07.680 myself. I'm proud of my results. Um, my sleep has improved my hydration, my inner peace, my mental

00:34:14.760 stability, my f***ing body, my f***ing skin, the whites of my eyes. Like I feel and look like a bad 0.76

00:34:20.280 b***h. And I think like, that's it. I'm a big girl who did a smoothie detox. And I wanted to share that 0.97

00:34:28.360 with you guys. I got exactly what I wanted out of it. And every big girl should do whatever the f*** 1.00

00:34:33.540 they want with their bodies. This is very confusing because on the one hand, you say the thing I did 0.97

00:34:41.080 to get healthier really felt good. And I feel really great about it. But also you should do whatever the

00:34:46.020 f*** you want with your body. Well, if you're saying it makes you feel better and it's good, then why don't 0.97

00:34:50.480 you recommend that to other people? And why this confessional approach? I'm sorry. I went on a diet.

00:34:56.560 I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You know, seriously, when, when Catholics, when Catholics confess their sins, 0.99

00:35:02.400 they go to a confessional, right? Just like you see in the movies. You go into the confessional

00:35:05.900 and there's the priest there and you say, tell me your sins. One sin that you, when you're making

00:35:10.680 your examination of conscience and you confess, a sin is gluttony. This isn't, gluttony is a sin.

00:35:17.900 Drinking too much is a sin. And if you've been eating a little too much, maybe you're stress eating.

00:35:23.140 I don't know. I've been stress eating a lot. I got a lot going on in the last couple of months.

00:35:26.800 That, that, that can be sinful if you do that willfully. And so you would confess it. And this

00:35:31.880 is just the exact flip of that. It's like the left wing confession. You say, I'm sorry. I did not

00:35:38.040 overeat this month. I'm sorry. My fault, my fault through my most grievous fault. I, I did not over

00:35:44.880 drink. I only drank a little bit this month. I'm sorry. I didn't pursue my appetites to their fullest

00:35:50.680 extent. Now, maybe you're saying, Michael, you're reading too much into Lizzo's.

00:35:56.560 Uh, uh, apology for going on a diet to her fans. I don't think so. She actually had to, 1.00

00:36:01.180 to publish a second apology, which was far, uh, she wasn't wearing as much clothing in this one.

00:36:08.200 So it was, you know, maybe just listen to this. I don't know who knows.

00:36:12.400 She had to give this second apology to offer the philosophical basis for the reason she apologized in

00:36:19.320 the first place. Your body is perfectly yours, even if it ain't perfect to anybody else.

00:36:26.660 If you only knew the complexities your body possesses, you would be so proud of it.

00:36:32.140 I'm so proud of you for making it this far in a society that gives us a headstart into self-loathing,

00:36:38.540 that hands us a dysmorphic mirror and leaves us desperate to catch up with who we think we should be.

00:36:43.420 I've spent so much time in this body and I am no different than you. Still struggling to find

00:36:49.300 balance. Still trying to mend my relationship with food, my anxiety, my back fat. It gets easier.

00:36:57.160 I've spent my hardest days trying to love me. If I have any advice, it is to eat, drink, move,

00:37:05.500 rest. Your job is to grow. Your job is to figure it out along the way. Regardless of what I or any so-called

00:37:12.960 expert says, you love you. And I hope you remember that. No, no, no, whatever philosophical view that

00:37:23.740 is. No, not that. You should not hate yourself. You should not hate your body. You should not

00:37:30.540 be proud of your body either. You should not consider your body to be the be all and end all of

00:37:35.580 your life. Both, both of those things are pretty bad. Both of those things can lead to eating disorders,

00:37:41.040 by the way. Obsessing, obsessing all the time about your body, whether that you're too fat or that

00:37:47.220 you're too skinny or whatever. Those can lead to anorexia. They can lead to morbid obesity.

00:37:54.540 The problem with this is this point of view, this liberalism, I guess, tells you to focus above all

00:38:03.300 on yourself, what you want, what your appetites are, how you feel that you want to identify. Frankly,

00:38:09.360 even if it has not talked about another dysmorphic ideology, the idea that your physical body has

00:38:14.480 nothing to do with your true self, which is, you see this expressed most clearly in gender

00:38:18.560 ideology that, you know, you can look like a man, but actually deep down be a woman. And you just keep

00:38:22.240 thinking, what am I? What am I? Who am I? What am I? Me, me, me. I, me, my. I, me, my. The key

00:38:27.080 is not to think more of yourself. It's to, to, it's not to think less of yourself for that matter.

00:38:34.600 It's to think of yourself less. Focus on other things. There are other things out there in the

00:38:41.280 world. And the, the way this breaks down then is when you kind of get out of this childish

00:38:46.120 liberalism, then you can either go the conservative route and say, okay, there's something outside of

00:38:51.320 myself and it looks kind of like this moral order and it's kind of looks like these traditional

00:38:55.480 things and it looks like the seven virtues and, you know, and the vices and don't do the vices and

00:38:59.780 okay, right. And then the other way you can go is the woke view. That, that leftism offers

00:39:05.500 a coherent moral framework. It's, I'm sorry, it's internally consistent. It's objectively

00:39:12.960 incoherent though, right? It's, when you look at it, it's like a completely inverted moral

00:39:17.220 framework. And this, you do you, do whatever you want. If it feels good, do it. Liberalism

00:39:22.220 in the middle, that doesn't make any sense. And, and the conservatives who think, well, let's

00:39:26.640 just go for that. That's stable. That's a truce that it's not. You have to pick a side. And

00:39:32.980 what the, obviously the liberal establishment has trended woke for a hundred years. It's

00:39:39.400 been going on for so long. And if you think that as we're getting a more liberal government

00:39:45.100 again, that, that you're going to fight that by retreating to this lame, meek liberalism,

00:39:51.680 it ain't going to work, buddy. You need to, you need to be able to say things, say moral

00:39:56.260 truths, say political truths, actually have some courage, actually say people should do this

00:40:00.680 sort of thing. They shouldn't do this sort of thing. That's not un-American. That's not

00:40:04.580 illiberal even. That's how politics is and has always been. You know, this stuff gets really wild.

00:40:12.180 If I, if you want to follow liberalism to its logical conclusion, there's this left-wing

00:40:15.760 writer, Noah Berlatsky, who he's got bylines at NBC, the Atlantic, Washington Post, the Guardian,

00:40:21.700 foreign policy, all over the place. This guy tweeted out yesterday, parents are tyrants.

00:40:28.460 Parent is an oppressive class like rich people or white people. There are things you can do to try 0.88

00:40:33.480 to minimize the abuse that's endemic to the parent-child relationship, but it's always there.

00:40:39.580 And you can imagine Noah writing this tweet out very angstily when his mother told him no more video

00:40:46.120 games for the 90s. Parents are an oppressor class. They don't let me play Fortnite or whatever. I

00:40:52.340 don't even know what video games are popular now. This view of parents, you know, is, is actually the

00:40:59.820 logical conclusion of liberalism. You see this with actually radical libertarians. There's a radical

00:41:04.940 sort of right-wing libertarian who talks about this all the time, that you should divorce yourself from

00:41:08.760 your parents. We shouldn't have family. Family is an oppressive institution that we're born into.

00:41:13.900 It inhibits our individualism because we have obligations to our mothers and fathers or

00:41:18.400 whatever. And so you should shun your family. Radical libertarians on the right will say that

00:41:23.460 and radical liberals on the left, like Noah Berlatsky, will say that too. 0.96

00:41:29.020 It's obviously ridiculous on its face. Okay. When McConaughey said, we just talk about these fringe 0.95

00:41:35.020 ideas and that's a bad idea. Sure. You don't want to do it in bad faith, but you do want to be able to

00:41:39.420 follow ideas to their logical conclusion. And the logical conclusion of you do you, all that matters

00:41:44.720 is maximizing your individual autonomy is this craziness from Berlatsky. You know, parents are

00:41:49.260 an oppressor class and we should just do whatever we want all the time. That is not a recipe for

00:41:56.040 flourishing. That is what we've been pursuing for a long time in this country. And it's what has led us

00:42:00.920 to this awful desiccated establishment. We need to push back. We need to push back legally. We need to

00:42:06.400 push back honestly, but we need to push back. There is an effort underway to do that in California.

00:42:11.180 Governor Gavin Newsom is facing a recall effort. Now this has been building very, very slowly for

00:42:18.120 some time now. During the lockdowns, during Newsom completely violating his own lockdowns,

00:42:25.220 this has been picking up steam a ton. The people trying to recall him are now halfway to their effort.

00:42:32.140 They need 3 million signatures. They've already got one, one and a half million and they still have

00:42:37.060 what, like two years to go? No, I'm sorry. They don't have that long. They've got until March though

00:42:41.400 to reach the threshold. It's a long time. They're getting one and a half million already. They just

00:42:46.780 need another one and a half million and they've got three, four months to do it. That's pretty good.

00:42:53.980 I've, I've left California. I'm in Tennessee now. I've taken a look at some videos back in

00:42:58.760 California. People are not happy with this. You got conservatives who are not happy. Even some

00:43:02.360 liberals are realizing this is not a good idea. There was a video that went viral of a guy jumping

00:43:06.260 up at, it looks like a Costco or a Home Depot or something like that, standing on a table, I guess

00:43:11.260 a Walmart, maybe who knows, screaming through a bullhorn about how terrible Gavin Newsom is. Take a

00:43:16.580 listen. You know why we're under this lockdown right now? Because all the information is coming out

00:43:22.120 about COVID and they know it's a farce. You must not do this. If you continue, this is the life that you

00:43:31.940 will have. Just keep going guys. Keep going. Don't tell me I have the right. You know what? Governor

00:43:38.020 Newsom doesn't have the right to shut us down, to make you wear a mask. That's right. All right, people, you know,

00:43:45.560 that's right. We've got to stand out for ourselves because this governor is going to keep us locked

00:43:52.000 down until we do something about it. And I want to know, are you going to let this happen?

00:43:58.760 I like this guy. This is my kind of guy. And the right has a decision to make right now.

00:44:05.720 As we see Mitch McConnell saying Joe Biden's the president elect, basically everybody who has

00:44:11.960 anything to do with this has given up at this point. They've said, okay, it's going to be Joe

00:44:15.820 Biden. I think there are a lot of Republicans who are relieved about that. I think there are a lot

00:44:20.460 of establishmentarian Republicans who sometimes they talk good game about, oh, you know, yeah,

00:44:25.620 abortion's bad. Give me your money. Yeah, no, abortion, it's bad. And yeah, we, and we should stop 0.92

00:44:31.520 immigration too. Give me your money, donate, donate, vote for me, vote for me. Then they don't do 1.00

00:44:35.060 anything about it. And they don't actually want to upset that establishment at all. They are,

00:44:38.520 to use a phrase I've mentioned on this show a number of times, court jester conservatives.

00:44:42.160 Their, their job is to sort of put on a little show and legitimize the kingdom of liberalism,

00:44:47.680 that establishment. We have a decision to make. We all want perfect candidates. We want them to

00:44:52.040 talk like Reagan and fight like Trump and look like, I don't know, Arnold Schwarzenegger. We want

00:44:57.320 perfect supporters. We want all this. Ask yourself this question. That guy yelling on top of that table

00:45:02.900 with the bullhorn. Are you on that guy's side? I am. I'm on that guy's side. Maybe that guy has some

00:45:11.000 fringe opinions about some things. I don't know. I don't know the guy. Maybe that guy doesn't go to

00:45:16.060 cocktail parties very nicely. Maybe he doesn't have like a really nice fitted suit and a really

00:45:20.260 beautiful silk tie that'll look real. I'm on that guy's side. If you said, Michael, you can right now

00:45:25.960 be friends with Pete Buttigieg who's, look, he's so smart. He's so polished. He's, he's kind of a

00:45:30.920 moderate. So you look, just go, you can, you can be on that guy's side or you can be on the side of

00:45:35.740 that screaming guy at the Costco. I'll take the screaming guy at the Costco. That's my guy.

00:45:42.760 Republicans need to make this decision. Are we, are we going to defend? I see the argument. I said,

00:45:49.060 look, we're conservative and let's just conserve this liberal establishment. Okay. I, I, I'm not

00:45:54.280 interested in that. I don't want to do that at all. I want to conserve something a little deeper

00:45:58.560 and more important than that. And there's, there's going to be a civil war within the Republican

00:46:04.140 party. Are we the party of guys wearing nice suits and billionaires and the party of, yeah,

00:46:12.000 maybe you keep the borders open. That's fine. What, you know, oh, you got to ship some jobs

00:46:15.560 overseas. It's fine. GDP is going to go up. Are we going to be, oh, forget about, come on,

00:46:19.300 the cultural issues and abortion. It's not, we'll talk about it, but it's, we're not going to do

00:46:23.140 anything. Are we going to be that party? Are we going to be the party of the guy screaming on top

00:46:26.940 of the table at Costco? I want to be the party of that guy. That is not going to be boring. You

00:46:35.120 know, it's, it's nice and easy. People make a lot of money when things are boring because you,

00:46:38.900 they're predictable. You, everyone knows their role. It's very efficient. When things are not boring,

00:46:46.040 well, then a lot more is up in the air. You've got some inefficiencies, you got some threats to

00:46:50.020 entrenched interests. I want to be the party of not boring. I want to be the party of making news.

00:46:56.520 I want to be the party of no news is bad news because the progressive left keeps on going

00:47:01.900 further and further. I want to do something. I want to fight back. Republicans are going to have

00:47:06.900 to hold their leaders feet to the flames on this point because I think they, that the established

00:47:13.440 right believes, okay, Trump, well, that was weird, huh? Some weird stuff. Back to normal,

00:47:18.900 back to liberalism. Let's hope not. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show. See

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