The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 710 - It’s Still Trump’s Party

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00:00:37.840 President Trump addressed CPAC over the weekend. This was his first public appearance since leaving

00:00:44.220 the White House. And President Trump took on rumors head on that he was going to start a new political

00:00:50.380 party to challenge the Republican Party. Trump said that was a bunch of fake news. He doesn't

00:00:55.140 need to start a new party because he already runs one of the major parties in this country.

00:01:00.040 We will do what we've done right from the beginning, which is to win.

00:01:06.360 We're not starting new parties.

00:01:11.240 You know, they kept saying, he's going to start a brand new party.

00:01:15.180 We have the Republican Party. It's going to unite and be stronger than ever before.

00:01:20.520 I am not starting a new party. That was fake news. Fake news. No.

00:01:28.080 Wouldn't that be brilliant? Let's start a new party and let's divide our vote 0.97

00:01:31.640 so that you can never win. No, we're not interested in that.

00:01:35.220 No, they're not interested in that whatsoever in the Trump world because,

00:01:39.360 as the CPAC straw poll shows, Trump is still dominating the Republican Party.

00:01:44.920 I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.

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00:03:32.020 now. President Trump is back. He is demonstrating in his words and in public opinion polls that the

00:03:43.240 GOP is still the Trump party and CNN is ecstatically furious. This CPAC with Donald Trump closing it out

00:03:52.880 is a liar palooza. It's a liar palooza. Zing. Yeah. Take that Trump. Yeah. You're a big meanie. Yeah.

00:04:01.240 It's a liar fest. This was the best day that Jim Acosta has had in months. Jim Acosta has gone to his

00:04:08.900 bed every single night since Trump conceded the election and he's, he's written, dear diary.

00:04:15.040 It's another, it's another sad day here in the Acosta household. I miss him. I have nothing to

00:04:20.480 talk about. No one wants to put me on television anymore. No one gives me headlines because my man

00:04:26.460 is gone. Well, Trump is back and the media are, are furious. So Trump's CPAC speech was generally

00:04:36.360 more measured than some people said it would be. And some people said he was going to announce a

00:04:39.600 new political party. Some people said he was going to declare himself the nominee for 2024. Some

00:04:44.000 people said he was going to do all this. It was actually much more measured. He, he reined himself

00:04:50.220 in a little bit, but he still talked about the important issues starting most importantly with

00:04:54.460 election integrity. Another one of the most urgent issues facing the Republican party is that of

00:05:01.600 ensuring fair, honest and secure elections. Such a disgrace. We must pass comprehensive election reforms

00:05:13.600 and we must do it now. The Democrats use the China virus as an excuse to change all of the election

00:05:20.860 rules without the approval of their state legislatures, making it therefore illegal.

00:05:26.600 It had a massive impact on the election. Again, you have to go to the legislatures to get these

00:05:36.380 approvals. This alone would have easily changed the outcome of the election at levels that you

00:05:42.300 wouldn't have even believed. Now people are going to be very upset. Trump is pushing a lie about the

00:05:49.640 election. Show me the lie. Where's the lie? The Democratic election officials exploited the 0.92

00:05:56.480 China virus to upend the election systems in the weeks and months before the election, often without

00:06:01.940 the approval of state legislatures, in some cases in direct violation of the state constitutions.

00:06:08.700 So show me the lie. I don't see a lie there, but then notice what Trump says. He doesn't say,

00:06:14.180 and that's why we actually won the election and Biden a hundred percent actually lost. He didn't say

00:06:18.400 that. He said it had a massive impact on the election, which is true. You can at least say,

00:06:24.200 even if you think that the whole rigging of the election systems was illegitimate and terrible,

00:06:29.560 you still can't say for, with a hundred percent certainty, Trump won the election, you know, and

00:06:33.820 the votes that were fraudulent were enough to sway the election. No one actually can say that. People

00:06:39.440 might have a hunch. They might have an intuition, but you can't, but you certainly can say that

00:06:44.100 these election rules were upended in the days and months right before the election. And this did have

00:06:50.240 an impact on the 11th. Of course you can say that. So Trump holds himself there. To me, what this means

00:06:55.620 is Trump does not want to go out with a, you know, huge bang. He doesn't want to go out, you know,

00:07:02.240 with fireworks. He wants to remain in the game and he's willing to play in a certain sense by the rules

00:07:08.400 so that he can have a big influence in 2022 and who knows, maybe 2024. Trump also in, we'll get to

00:07:16.440 2024 in a second. In terms of 2022, he named names. He went after the squishy Republicans who he feels

00:07:25.680 are not standing up for what the Republican base wants. He didn't back off that. He, this is another

00:07:30.840 reason he's not just playing nice and trying to have a nice legacy here. He is calling out the people

00:07:35.640 that he wants to boot out of office as soon as he can. Now more than ever is the time for tough,

00:07:40.940 strong and energetic Republican leaders who have spines of steel. We need strong leadership.

00:07:47.180 Top establishment Republicans in Washington should be spending their energy in opposing Biden,

00:07:54.060 Pelosi, Schumer and the Democrats. I've said to some of them, I said, you know,

00:08:00.700 during the Obama years and now during Biden, if you spent the same energy on attacking them,

00:08:06.700 you'd actually be successful as you do on attacking me. In many cases, the Democrats don't have

00:08:13.900 grandstanders like Mitt Romney, Little Ben Sass, Richard Burr, Bill Cassidy, Susan Collins,

00:08:21.820 Lisa Murkowski, Pat Toomey, David Valadao. And of course, the warmonger,

00:08:28.460 a person that loves seeing our troops fighting, Liz Cheney. How about that?

00:08:39.740 The good news is in her state, she's been censured and in her state,

00:08:43.980 her poll numbers have dropped faster than any human being I've ever seen.

00:08:49.420 This is Donald Trump's party. I say that not just as someone who likes Trump. When I,

00:08:54.860 when I say this is Donald Trump's party, I'm sort of pleased that I can say that.

00:09:00.140 But even people who hate Trump's guts, even Romney and Liz Cheney and all the rest of them

00:09:06.220 have to admit this is Trump's party. Mitt Romney did admit it the other day. He said,

00:09:09.740 I, Mitt Romney represent a very small sliver of the Republican party. Donald Trump would win

00:09:13.500 the nomination in a landslide if he ran. How strange is it that at CPAC, this is sort of the big

00:09:18.940 conservative conference of the year. The chairman of the House Republican caucus, Liz Cheney,

00:09:26.380 gets booed, overwhelmingly booed on the floor like that. Mitt Romney, who won the CPAC straw poll in

00:09:32.220 2012. Mitt Romney, who used to be pretty popular at CPAC, getting booed because the party is shifting

00:09:39.100 and because politics always does change. It changes according to circumstance. So that's 2022. Obviously,

00:09:45.980 I think Trump is going to try to pick off some of his political opponents. But what about 2024?

00:09:51.580 If Trump's got the party behind him, if Trump's got the conservative base behind him,

00:09:55.260 if Trump's picking off his opponents, is he going to run in 2024? Well, he doesn't say no.

00:10:01.020 But who knows? Who knows? I may even decide to beat them for a third time. Okay?

00:10:09.260 That is a long, long, long round of applause and standing ovation. And Trump does it in the most

00:10:31.180 Trumpian way with such a showman's flourish. He goes, and look, I may even, you're kind of leaning

00:10:35.740 in. Look, I might even decide to beat him for a third time. Boom. And then the crowd opens up.

00:10:41.420 And when he says beat him for a third time, he's obviously suggesting this is, this is the most,

00:10:46.060 I think Trump in his speech went to say that election, you know, a lot of irregularities,

00:10:51.180 a lot of irregularities there. The, the CPAC straw poll is pretty interesting because in terms of the

00:10:59.260 candidates, Trump wins, he walks away with it. He, he got the majority of votes in a field of

00:11:05.980 Trump, DeSantis, Noem, Haley, Pompeo, Trump gets 55% in the CPAC straw poll. So even if all those

00:11:13.180 other candidates were just one other candidate, Trump still wins. DeSantis, no surprise there that

00:11:19.660 he's coming up second by a lot too. It's 55% to 21% for DeSantis. Then when you get to Christy Noem,

00:11:25.100 it's 4%, Nikki Haley, 3%, Mike Pompeo, 2%. Not really surprising numbers. When you take a look at the

00:11:31.740 straw poll without Trump, so let's say Trump decides not to run. Ron DeSantis still crushing

00:11:35.900 it. He's got 43% up there. Christy Noem at 11%, Don Jr. at 8%. Again, just evidence that the Trump

00:11:43.980 family is dominating the party. Even Don Jr., right, who was not the president, still doing pretty well.

00:11:50.540 Pompeo, 7%, Cruz, 7%. The one thing worth noting here is that the straw poll has a kind of 50-50

00:12:00.460 record. So the straw poll was right about the nominee in 1980 and then obviously right in 1984.

00:12:07.420 They probably shouldn't have even held it that year, but Reagan got it again in 84. They were

00:12:12.140 right in 96, 2000, and 2012. But the CPAC straw poll got the nominee wrong in 76, 92, 2008, and 2016.

00:12:21.580 Trump did not come in first or even second in 2016. So these things can change quite a lot.

00:12:26.940 The other thing I would say about Ron DeSantis, he's doing a great job. He's doing everything he

00:12:30.460 should be doing, but it's a long time. It's a long time away from 2024. The people who tend to win this

00:12:37.180 early historically have not actually gotten the nomination later on. So we'll have to see.

00:12:41.980 More interesting even than the candidates are the issues. The top issue for the CPAC audience,

00:12:48.140 election integrity, followed by constitutional rights, followed by immigration, followed by

00:12:52.680 reopening the economy. It was pretty low on the list, followed by the second amendment, followed 0.83

00:12:56.180 by taxes, followed by national security, finally followed by pro-life. Pretty interesting. I don't

00:13:01.700 think it's because the CPAC crowd is pro-abortion now. I suspect it's just because they feel that we're

00:13:06.780 at a stalemate and no matter how many judges we get, we still keep losing. The issue here is the

00:13:12.220 corruption. They feel we keep winning these political battles, but we keep losing on these

00:13:15.600 issues. So that's actually my read of why pro-life is so down low. It's people are very demoralized.

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00:14:52.120 It is Trump's party, the Republican party. It is Trump's party. And in part that's because of Trump.

00:15:00.260 He is this sort of uniquely talented politician. Even his opponents admit this. Even Mitt Romney

00:15:07.200 admits that Donald Trump just has a political gift. But there's another reason too. Another reason that

00:15:14.420 the GOP became Donald Trump's party and has remained Donald Trump's party is because the left makes no

00:15:21.920 distinction between the moderates in the party or the liberals in the party and the conservatives and

00:15:29.200 the super conservatives and the far right fringy people and the kooky people. The left makes no

00:15:36.720 distinction between any of them. A classic example of this, Congressman Marie Newman. Congressman Marie

00:15:46.000 Newman is a Democrat and she has made transgender ideology one of her central issues. This obviously 1.00

00:15:55.180 very important with the passage in the House, not yet in the Senate, of the Equality Act. The Equality

00:16:01.160 Act obliterates the legal distinction between men and women. It is the single most radical piece of

00:16:06.940 legislation ever in American history. It not only would sort of upend American society. It also removes 0.84

00:16:19.300 specifically legal protections for women to have, for instance, their own sports leagues, to have 1.00

00:16:23.780 their own bathrooms, their own changing rooms. That goes away with the Equality Act. And Marie Newman, 1.00

00:16:29.220 very into this, Marie Newman actually put a transgender flag. Can you believe they have a flag? 1.00

00:16:34.640 It's a transgender ideology flag outside of her office, leading Congressman Marjorie Taylor Greene 0.98

00:16:41.440 to put a sign outside of her office, which is right across the hallway, which says there are two

00:16:47.180 genders, men and women. And Marjorie Taylor Greene is called the conspiracy theorist for that. If you

00:16:52.780 believe that men and women are different, you're the crazy conspiracy theorist. If you don't, you're a

00:16:59.140 sort of reasonable person. Marie Newman goes on CNN and says that the reason that the Republicans will

00:17:08.060 not attack Marjorie Taylor Greene for having the sign out there that says men are different than women

00:17:12.680 is that they are, quote, in fear of the QAnon kooks. The QAnon kooks. What is QAnon? I suspect most

00:17:21.940 people listening to this show don't really have any idea what QAnon is. I don't really know what

00:17:27.580 QAnon is. I know I've like Googled it a little bit. I sort of have some kind of idea. Most Republicans,

00:17:34.180 public opinion surveys have borne this out, don't really have any idea what this is.

00:17:39.900 Most Trump supporters don't really have any idea what this is. It's just, it's just a new term

00:17:44.420 to smear the right. They take some sort of minor phenomenon and they smear the right. In the same

00:17:49.180 way that they say the right, they're white supremacists. You think, really? I don't think

00:17:52.920 so. Who are you talking to on the right? But they're not just saying that these very far fringe

00:18:00.480 extreme people are QAnon kooks, whatever that is. It just means bad, right? They're just using QAnon

00:18:07.320 or white supremacist or whatever to mean a bad person who's not a good person. But it's okay.

00:18:12.540 It's not just the fringe that's the QAnon kooks. It's not just conspiracy theorists. They're not just

00:18:18.540 bigots. It's not just this. It's not, it's not even just Trump supporters. It's not even just

00:18:23.580 conservatives. It's not even just the Republican party. It's anybody who believes that men and

00:18:29.240 women are different. Can you imagine that? That is how broadly the Democrats are painting this. 1.00

00:18:38.020 And so in that world, when everybody is being lumped in and called the worst possible names,

00:18:44.720 you need a tough guy. You need someone with spines of steel like Donald Trump says. And so I think

00:18:51.560 Republicans and conservatives are willing to make some concessions. Yeah, the tweets are a little

00:18:56.020 mean or whatever. Yeah, he sometimes speaks out of turn. Yeah, he sometimes says things that are

00:19:01.920 slight exaggerations. Yeah, whatever, whatever. If you're in a world where the Democrats are trying

00:19:08.180 to utterly delegitimize anyone, not just even half the country, but people who think men and women are

00:19:14.180 different, right? You're talking now about the majority of the country, I should hope. If you're 0.51

00:19:19.640 in that world where common sense is not politically permissible, you need a tough guy. You need a guy

00:19:27.060 with spines of steel. So the right does seem a little bit divided right now between kind of the

00:19:36.720 Trump faction and the, I don't call it the Romney faction or the more squishy faction. It seems a

00:19:42.360 little bit divided. Trump still has control of it for now, but there's a lot of acrimony. Democrats

00:19:46.740 are seeming divided now as well. I actually don't think they are divided, but they give the appearance

00:19:52.720 of it. And I think actually Republicans have a lot to learn from this. Case in point, Andrew Cuomo.

00:19:57.960 Andrew, we call him governor COVID in New York. You know, that leadership genius from COVID-19.

00:20:04.620 You know, the greatest, most admirable, wonderful governor in America who was just basically throwing

00:20:09.760 elderly New Yorkers into disease-ridden nursing homes and then covering it up when the feds started 0.84

00:20:15.400 looking into it. So Andrew Cuomo, separate from his actual scandal, which is the COVID stuff,

00:20:22.720 he is being accused of sexual harassment. And it's all sort of vague, but there was one woman who

00:20:28.380 came out and said, yeah, you know, a while ago Cuomo tried to kiss me at a meeting or something.

00:20:33.080 Now a second woman is accusing him of sexual harassment. Charlotte Bennett worked as an assistant 0.96

00:20:38.720 of his, and then she left in November. And she said that the harassment began in the spring of 2020.

00:20:45.780 And it's all kind of vague stuff. So it's, you know, he brought up sex, but not, she's not saying

00:20:52.940 he propositioned her necessarily. She's not saying, she's not really bringing the context of it.

00:20:57.780 It sounds, you know, kind of inappropriate, but it's, it's really unclear. Democrats are now coming

00:21:03.860 out against Cuomo. They're now saying, yep, that guy is at the very least, he needs to be investigated.

00:21:09.100 This from our favorite White House press secretary, who is currently the press secretary,

00:21:15.620 Jen Psaki. Governor Cuomo says he never made advances toward Ms. Bennett, but does President

00:21:20.960 Biden believe Governor Cuomo or Charlotte Bennett? Well, first, President Biden has been consistent

00:21:29.000 that he believes that every woman should be heard, should be treated with respect and with dignity.

00:21:34.300 Charlotte should be treated with respect and dignity. So should Lindsay. And there should be an 0.88

00:21:38.140 independent review looking into these allegations. And that's certainly something he supports and we

00:21:44.460 believe should move forward as quickly as possible. Nancy Pelosi saying almost the same thing. The

00:21:49.100 women who've come forward with serious and credible charges. So she's calling it credible against 0.51

00:21:53.040 Governor Cuomo deserve to be heard and treated with dignity. The independent investigation must have

00:21:57.740 due process and respect for everyone involved. What's really going on here? I don't think that

00:22:04.200 Democrats have finally gotten a conscience on the sexual harassment claims or anything.

00:22:08.140 I think what's really going on is that there were claims like this before against Andrew Cuomo and

00:22:13.900 they completely ignored them and they actually promoted him and they had him speak at their

00:22:17.180 conference and they said he was the greatest leader on COVID-19. Then it came out, they finally

00:22:22.420 couldn't cover it up anymore, that his policies were deadly in COVID-19 and that he knew it and that

00:22:27.720 he covered them up against the federal government. So now just coincidentally, just coincidentally,

00:22:32.960 when his political fortunes are dropping and he's an embarrassment for the Democratic Party,

00:22:36.780 now all of a sudden they're taking the sexual harassment stuff seriously. But it doesn't even

00:22:42.220 stop there because they're taking it seriously enough to say he needs to be investigated.

00:22:46.040 But this is what Democrats do. They're not saying he needs to step down. They're not saying he's

00:22:50.800 unfit for office. They're saying we need an investigation. They do the same thing on reparations.

00:22:55.980 They do the same thing on all sorts of radical policies that they're proposing. They say we need to

00:23:01.740 commit, they do this on statute toppling. They say we need a committee to study and review the issue.

00:23:07.700 And they basically, they slow walk it to buy themselves time and build themselves political

00:23:12.320 consensus. So what's going to happen now, because Cuomo's really, really in a hot water because of

00:23:17.860 his mishandling of COVID and his cover up of, of the COVID issue, is they're going to say, okay,

00:23:24.120 we're going to start threatening you. We're going to start building consensus. So if we have to deal

00:23:29.080 with you, we're going to deal with you. We're also coincidentally going to get COVID out of the

00:23:32.200 news because everyone's just talking about your sex scandal. And then we're going to buy ourselves

00:23:36.040 time. And then once the investigation's over in six months, if you're still in trouble, we'll boot

00:23:40.720 you out if you're an embarrassment for us. But if you're not in trouble, we'll let you come back in.

00:23:44.140 No big deal. It's politically brilliant. And Cuomo, by the way, is handling this in a pretty smart

00:23:48.780 political way too. Cuomo came out and sort of apologized and sort of didn't. Here's his excuse.

00:23:53.400 It's a masterclass in political rhetoric. He says, questions have been, no, I'm not,

00:23:58.160 I'm not going to do my Bulldog Cuomo impression. Questions have been raised about some of my past

00:24:02.360 interactions with people in the office. I never intended to offend anyone or cause any harm. I

00:24:07.100 spend most of my life at work and colleagues are often also personal friends. At work, sometimes I

00:24:12.480 think I'm being playful and make jokes that I think are funny. I do on occasion tease people in what I

00:24:17.880 think is a good natured way. I do it in public and in private. You have seen me do it at briefings

00:24:24.000 hundreds of times. I have teased people about their personal lives, their relationships,

00:24:27.740 relationships about getting married or not getting married. Wow. Wow, man, is this good.

00:24:32.440 He doesn't take on the allegation that he tried to kiss somebody during a meeting. He doesn't take

00:24:36.460 on the allegation that he's moved. I mean, eventually he just sort of denies the idea that he's

00:24:40.240 propositioning people and denying it, but that's not what he's saying here. He's admitting, yeah,

00:24:43.520 I tease people. He says, I do it in public and private. You've seen me do it, right? He's making

00:24:48.620 you sort of accustomed to it. You're saying, oh, I have seen that. It's not, it's a beautiful,

00:24:52.940 politically beautiful way to downplay this sort of thing. And it'll probably help him because

00:24:59.940 when we're talking about that, we're not talking about the other allegations. We're not talking

00:25:05.840 about the real scandal, not the sex. Sex scandal is the best thing that ever happened to Andrew

00:25:10.320 Cuomo because we're not talking about his COVID scandal right now. And we feel a little bit more

00:25:15.740 comfortable with it. The Democrats are just much, much better at this sort of thing than the

00:25:22.700 conservatives are. Ben is going to be talking about this very issue, the end for Cuomo on his

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00:26:13.780 Andrew Cuomo is not the only Democratic governor in trouble right now. Gavin Newsom is also in

00:26:27.380 trouble. Gavin Newsom is Governor Patrick Bateman from California, Governor American Psycho over there

00:26:33.700 in my old state. And when I say they're in trouble, yes, they're in trouble, but not nearly the sort of

00:26:40.460 trouble they'd be in if they were Republicans and maybe not politically terminal trouble. You know,

00:26:45.540 maybe they'll be able to survive this. What they really do, I find, they just flaunt their power.

00:26:50.040 So Gavin Newsom got in trouble a few months ago because he ordered all these lockdown rules and

00:26:55.220 his mandates and he's shutting down businesses and restaurants. Then what does he do? He shows up

00:26:59.380 with his friends to the French Laundry, a Michelin rated restaurant. These meals for the French Laundry

00:27:06.860 were often thousand dollars a plate, sometimes more. He shows up, he's sitting right next to his

00:27:11.060 friends, looked pretty indoors to me, shoulder to shoulder. No one's wearing masks and they're all

00:27:17.180 laughing and having a good time. And they're all laughing at us because we believe the kind of

00:27:20.280 nonsense that they're spouting about how we need to stay home and social distance and all that stuff

00:27:25.420 that they themselves are not, are not following. So Newsom got in trouble for that, but he survived.

00:27:31.380 Now he posted another video with George Lopez, the sitcom star from the 2000s. You know, he kind of,

00:27:40.600 now all he does is really turn up in political videos and he's, he's inside a restaurant with

00:27:46.160 George Lopez. They're wearing masks, but they're inside a restaurant in an area that is supposed to

00:27:50.620 have closed, no indoor dining. How do I find out if I can get a vaccination? George, you got to go to

00:27:59.480 myturn.ca.gov. Wait a minute. Thank you, governor. It's wonderful to be a service, George.

00:28:08.680 First of all, just 100% pure grade A cringe in the video, right? I mean, that's, that is so,

00:28:15.860 they're like, hello. Hey, fellow TikTokers. Hello. How do you do fellow kids? But beyond that, 0.96

00:28:22.740 what are they doing in that restaurant? What are they doing? They're not supposed to be in that

00:28:27.320 restaurant in that County, in that area. So they're inside there. Well, maybe they're just

00:28:31.700 there for a film shoot, right? Well, they were, they were sort of posting some pictures. It looks

00:28:35.040 like they had some food there. I actually, the way I know they had some food there is because when you

00:28:40.380 film anything, you have craft services so that the crew and cast members can eat. So you got Newsom

00:28:46.680 again. I think it is not unfair to infer. He's certainly inside a restaurant, so he's already breaking

00:28:53.720 that rule. And I suspect they might've had a bite or two to eat. I suspect that's what the photos sort

00:28:59.500 of suggest. They just flaunt their power and they know that they're going to not get into any trouble

00:29:06.760 for this. Speaking of the virus, by the way, some good news, sort of, sort of. I guess it's good news,

00:29:13.420 but it's kind of frustrating. It's frustrating because we, we don't know who to trust anymore.

00:29:21.020 Now, the medical experts who've told us that the mitigation efforts for coronavirus, they've

00:29:27.880 failed. We still, we're not wearing our masks enough. We're not locking down enough. We're not

00:29:34.200 social distancing enough. That's why the virus is spreading. That's why we got to keep locking down.

00:29:38.460 If only you rubes had locked down for two weeks, we would have slowed the spread in 15 days. Now we're 1.00

00:29:43.400 going on 350 days. So they tell us none of that works. But then we're also told the flu has basically

00:29:50.600 disappeared. Flu season peaks between December and February. The CDC estimates that flu causes up to

00:29:58.620 45 million illnesses each year, up to 810,000 hospitalizations, and up to 61,000 deaths.

00:30:09.080 How many flu cases? I'm not talking about deaths. I'm not talking about hospitalizations. I'm talking

00:30:15.380 about cases. Normally 45 million illnesses. How many cases do you think have been reported of the,

00:30:23.120 from the flu this year? 925, not 925,000. That would, that would be, that would be an amazingly

00:30:35.520 small number, compared to 45 million, right? That's a small number. Not 925 million,

00:30:43.740 925 cases of the flu. According to Johns Hopkins, the flu has basically been eradicated this year.

00:30:50.500 How did this happen? Either there is widespread misdiagnosis

00:30:57.740 of things maybe that were flu and they're diagnosed as COVID. Maybe they're COVID,

00:31:02.280 diagnosed as flu. Maybe they're, who knows? So that's one, and now that's a big claim. I'm not

00:31:07.680 saying there's evidence for that claim. Or you can say that the mitigation, this is what the left

00:31:12.760 is saying. They're saying the mitigation measures that we put in place for COVID stopped the spread

00:31:17.320 of the flu. So no surprise here, of course we got rid of the flu because we're all washing our hands

00:31:21.540 and wearing the stupid masks and we're all social distancing, to use the Orwellian phrase, and that's,

00:31:27.220 that's why there's no flu. Okay. That would make sense, except at the same time that you're telling

00:31:32.640 me that all the mitigation measures stopped the flu, you're telling me that they utterly failed

00:31:36.800 to stop the coronavirus. So which is it? Are they really, I guess they could be different. It seems

00:31:43.140 to me kind of incoherent. It seems to me just like every other aspect of the public health response

00:31:52.680 to the coronavirus, that they are just making this up as they go along and they are contradicting

00:31:57.220 themselves. Sometimes day by day, like Dr. Fauci, who says, don't wear masks. Masks are terrible.

00:32:01.740 They don't do anything. Then two seconds later, he says, yeah, you should have to, you have to wear

00:32:04.880 masks. You must wear masks. And then he's caught on camera, not wearing masks, even though he's next

00:32:09.720 to a lot of people. Then it doesn't matter. Changes day by day. Sometimes it changes within the very

00:32:16.300 same breath while they're explaining the flu thing away. But let's just, let's just take it as it is

00:32:23.060 with the flu. Let's say that we can get rid of the flu every single year. If we do all this stuff,

00:32:27.880 wear the stupid masks and social distance, quote unquote, and don't have Thanksgiving and okay.

00:32:33.320 I don't want to do that. I would rather get the flu than do all of this inhuman anti-constitutional

00:32:41.900 nonsense that we've been doing for over almost a year now. Our freedom and our traditions and our

00:32:48.900 way of life are worth more than not getting the flu. And I think this is true of the Wu flu too.

00:32:58.360 I think this is true. As you know, I, I wear a mask if I have to go on an airplane because that's the

00:33:02.420 one, the one place where they say you can't, you cannot do this if you don't have a mask on.

00:33:07.320 And so I do it in cases where I think it's more important that I go fly, be able to give a speech,

00:33:12.800 be able to go to a political event, be able to talk about how dumb the masks are. I'm making

00:33:16.680 that, that calculation. I think it's worth it. But otherwise, you know, I ignore all this stuff and

00:33:20.520 I, I practically French kiss people when I meet them on the street. So I would rather do that than

00:33:29.240 not get the virus. I'm just not that afraid. I'm taking my risk into account. I understand there's

00:33:34.460 some risks. So don't, I'm not saying I'm invincible, but I'm just taking risk into account.

00:33:39.680 Really what this is, what the whole COVID lockdown thing has been, what some statesmen are calling the

00:33:45.460 rate, the reset, building back better. It's just the green new deal by the back door, right? It's just

00:33:52.580 the same massive political and social upheaval that the left has wanted for decades and decades and

00:34:00.180 decades. They're just getting it this way instead of the other way. Back in the seventies, they said

00:34:05.700 that we're heading to a new ice age. Global cooling is about to take over the world. And that's why you

00:34:10.960 need to give us a lot of power and we need to depopulate the earth. And this is, this is well

00:34:16.580 known. There were books, there were very prominent written about this and you've got very prominent

00:34:21.500 public figures that are still talking about why we need to depopulate, why we need to increase

00:34:26.600 access to abortion, why we need to increase contraception. We need to have fewer children. 0.99

00:34:30.320 I'm talking about people like Bill Gates and Al Gore have given speeches on this very topic.

00:34:34.580 So in the seventies, they said it's because of global cooling. Then like five seconds later,

00:34:38.880 they said, no, it's actually because of global warming. And you say, oh good. Well, it sounds

00:34:42.080 like cooling is not a big issue now. We're all good, right? They said, no, we have to do all the

00:34:45.860 same stuff that we asked for before. More, much more government power, much less control of private

00:34:50.620 property. I have fewer children, live less, do less. You say, wait, it's, you're telling me that for the

00:34:56.040 opposite problem, we have the exact same slate of solutions. They say, yes. Then when the warming

00:35:02.460 kind of peters out for a little bit, they say, okay, it's actually climate change. So climate,

00:35:07.240 well, climate's always changing. Yeah, well, it's climate change. Anyway, you got to do all that same

00:35:10.460 stuff. Say, okay, well, it seems a little strange to me. Then they say, yeah. And actually, since you're

00:35:15.960 not going to give us the green new deal and people don't really care about the global warming stuff and

00:35:20.380 they're not afraid of the sun monster, it's actually the virus. Yeah, there's a virus, you know,

00:35:24.480 and that's why you got to give us all the same stuff. You have to much more government control

00:35:28.240 over the economy and we need to rebuild lots of edifices in this country and we can't have that

00:35:34.520 many kids and we got, you know, all the same stuff. Massive redistribution of wealth. You say, hold on,

00:35:39.400 I could sort of follow when you said it was one weather problem and another weather problem and

00:35:43.760 you give me the same answer, but how come now it's a virus and you're giving me the same slate of

00:35:47.500 answers. The reason for this is that these extremely progressive policies are part of an entire

00:35:55.500 politico-religious worldview. This worldview was summed up by no less an intellect last night than

00:36:03.040 Mark Ruffalo at the Zoom Golden Globe Awards. I did not know that the Golden Globe Awards were going on

00:36:09.880 until I saw this stupid Mark Ruffalo headline trending. They didn't really hold the Golden Globes.

00:36:17.060 This was, this actually was just on Zoom. These people just zoomed in from their homes and accepted

00:36:21.700 the award on a little tiny screen. Hypothetic as that. And Ruffalo, one of the most insufferable

00:36:27.620 people in Hollywood, decided to use his acceptance to give a theological diatribe about our filial

00:36:39.260 relationship to the earth.

00:36:40.800 We have a dying mother, just like the mother in our story. She's Mother Earth. And we must come to

00:36:46.980 balance with her and honor her. And she'll heal too. So let's be courageous together, guys.

00:36:53.440 And let's, let's turn, let's turn the page on the cruel past of this nation. The good news is inclusion

00:37:02.080 and justice and care for Mother Earth is breaking out everywhere. The godly light of decency is breaking

00:37:10.000 through the hideous dark storm we've been living through. We are all in this together. We are the ones we've been

00:37:19.140 waiting for. So let's do this now. I love you.

00:37:26.560 Oh, where to begin? First of all, our mother, the earth. The earth is not my mother. The earth is a

00:37:36.380 rock floating in space that I like very much. I really, I love the earth. I think it's great.

00:37:43.320 It provides a very nice home for me. The earth is not my mother. When people say the earth is

00:37:49.660 our mother, they are espousing a religious point of view. Just as I might say that my mother is the

00:37:55.400 holy church. Just as I, I might say in another sense that my mother is Mary, the mother of God.

00:38:01.420 Just as I might say that, so too, some, some crazy lib might say that the earth is our mother.

00:38:09.200 If the earth is our mother, we have a filial responsibility to her. And on the other side of

00:38:16.260 that, if the, if the earth, if we are the children of the earth, then we're just kind of like dirt,

00:38:20.420 right? That's all, that's kind of all we are. We don't really have the higher spiritual faculties

00:38:25.460 that say Christianity or even other theistic religions would put on us. But the religious

00:38:31.560 way he's talking is even more explicit. He says, he keeps coming back to this. He says,

00:38:35.460 the good news is inclusion and diversity. The good news is the good news. The good news is the

00:38:41.440 gospel. Okay. When, when people who don't have this kooky lib religion, when people who have like,

00:38:47.680 who are Christians say the good news is what's the good news. The good news is that the earth, 0.96

00:38:52.420 I'm not the child of a rock that, uh, the, I'm actually, uh, uh, a child of God. I'm a man made in

00:38:59.080 the image of God. Uh, God sends his only begotten son, Christ to die for us. And, and, uh, we can be

00:39:06.520 part of the body of Christ and Christ can live in us and redeem mankind. Uh, if we, if we accept him

00:39:14.460 through faith and we under sort of understand this kind of, or we grant this kind of, uh, worldview,

00:39:21.720 this relationship of us to the son of God, who is God in the triune God and the Godhead.

00:39:28.940 And therefore we have a special relationship to creation and to the creator. Okay. Right. That's

00:39:33.200 one version of the good news if you're Christian, but if you don't believe any of that stuff,

00:39:39.880 then what is the good news is diversity and equity and inclusion, which, which is treated as a

00:39:46.000 religion. There's something really, really spooky though. I do need to touch on this. There's a very 1.00

00:39:51.440 famous priest by the name of father James Martin. He's a Jesuit who is known for making statements

00:39:57.680 that people widely interpret to be heretical. And, but he's very, very popular, especially with

00:40:03.840 liberals. I think, I think he spoke at the democratic national convention. I know he's

00:40:07.600 friends with very high profile liberals and he, it would seem to me, you know, from my position in

00:40:13.540 the laity seems to often contradict or at least scandalize and confuse, uh, important aspects of the

00:40:20.980 faith. So father James Martin posted yesterday, quote, preaching for the second Sunday of Lent,

00:40:27.220 Vicki McBride reflects on everything that changed last Lent and offers a reflection on allowing God

00:40:32.480 to reveal herself to us. So for as progressive as father Martin is, he seems not to respect God's

00:40:41.960 preferred pronouns. God is pretty clear about which pronouns he prefers. You know, the our father,

00:40:48.280 for instance, uh, the, uh, incarnation of the second person of the Trinity in, uh, as a man

00:40:54.220 named Jesus. It's pretty clear to me that God uses them. The Bible is replete with other examples of

00:41:00.960 this. And, and a very famous priest is now referring to God as her. And he's now to sort of justify it.

00:41:09.440 He's invoking some sort of mystical visions of people like Julian of Norwich or some other people.

00:41:13.980 But James Martin is going much, much further. Father, father Martin is, is making claims here

00:41:20.140 that would seem, uh, very contrary to the church teaching. I, I hope that bishops and I pray that

00:41:25.720 bishops would be able to summon the courage and the compassion to educate father Martin and so many

00:41:31.060 other people who are so confused, even within the church. It's very difficult to educate ourselves

00:41:39.600 these days because we're not being permitted to read great works or important works. We know that

00:41:47.620 in classrooms, great books are being removed from the classroom. They're being removed from curricula

00:41:53.240 either because they're politically incorrect or because they were written by the, that dread

00:41:57.720 character, the red, the dead white man. And so instead we're getting kind of lower quality,

00:42:05.380 modern books pushing ridiculous theories, but it's not just in the classroom. Amazon is banning books.

00:42:15.400 Now we, we know that they were banning our friend Ryan T Anderson's book, uh, when Harry became Sally,

00:42:20.160 great title. Uh, the reason they did this and they've now sort of admitted it is they've removed

00:42:25.660 an exception for books. They, they would remove politically incorrect objects from Amazon in the

00:42:30.780 past, especially when a scandal would come up, but they kept books there. They didn't want to be seen

00:42:34.440 as banning books. Now, now they're doing that. They're, they're, uh, not going to sell. They say,

00:42:39.760 quote, we won't sell certain content, including content that we determine is hate speech, promotes

00:42:44.720 the abuse or sexual exploitation of children, contains pornography, glorifies rape or pedophilia,

00:42:49.000 advocates terrorism or other material that we deem inappropriate or offensive. Uh, all you need to pay

00:42:54.480 attention to here though is the hate speech part because that's going to be used. You know, it is being

00:43:00.740 used specifically to target perfectly anodyne conservative books. Uh, I have a book coming out

00:43:05.900 in June. It is currently listed on Amazon. It's called Speechless, Controlling Words, Controlling

00:43:10.600 Minds. If they got rid of Ryan Anderson's book, they, they will get rid of my book. It, uh, it,

00:43:17.500 there is no logical reason why they wouldn't if they're willing to get rid of Anderson's book.

00:43:21.400 So I would encourage you to pre-order it now while you still can. I'm not saying this just

00:43:24.940 to sell books, though. I'd like to do that. I'm saying this because I would like

00:43:28.100 this book to get out there. I think it actually takes on this, this very issue and I do suspect

00:43:34.700 it's going to be suppressed by the big tech companies. So anyway, just a quick plug to

00:43:38.740 order it while you still can. It's obviously not evenly applied. You can still order Mein Kampf

00:43:44.080 on, on Amazon right now. You can order books by Hitler, but you can't order mainstream American

00:43:49.520 conservative books. The reason for this is that Mein Kampf doesn't pose any problem to the dominant

00:43:54.200 liberal regime in America. Nobody is going out and really, I mean, have like three people,

00:43:59.100 no huge number of people are going out buying Mein Kampf and reading it and saying, oh yes,

00:44:04.440 now I'm going to transform my views and become a Nazi. Generally speaking, the people who are 0.63

00:44:09.760 reading Mein Kampf are reading it for historical and scholarly purposes. Makes sense. Or if they're

00:44:15.300 reading it because they have an affinity for Hitler, then, you know, they've already got the affinity.

00:44:18.720 If you're searching out Mein Kampf because you really like Hitler, then Mein Kampf is not going to

00:44:22.440 convince you to like Hitler anymore. That's not the same as a conservative book. There are people

00:44:28.200 who, with these issues that are coming up right now, not, not dead issues like Nazism, but issues that

00:44:34.800 are still high right now, like gender ideology. You could pick up a conservative book and change your 0.98

00:44:39.580 mind and realize that the narrative that the liberal regime is, is pushing to you is not true.

00:44:44.500 And so that, that is why Ryan Anderson's book or other conservative books too, are much more

00:44:50.000 dangerous to the dominant liberal establishment than anything by Hitler or Mussolini or whatever.

00:44:56.180 That they, they actually don't really care about that because it doesn't threaten them.

00:45:01.860 This is being called cancel culture. I've told you, I don't think cancel culture is a particularly

00:45:06.000 helpful term because I, I don't, I think it's a trap of political correctness. I think that

00:45:12.000 the, the trap that political correctness leads us into is to believe that when they overturn the old

00:45:18.560 standards with their new crazy left wing standards, the only choices we have are either to give in to

00:45:24.400 the new standards or to eschew standards entirely and say, okay, well you can say and do whatever

00:45:29.040 you want. We don't believe in it. I don't think that's true. I think that, yeah, we, we should watch

00:45:33.880 what we say in certain instances. I think that we should enforce laws against obscenity to varying

00:45:40.060 degrees. I'm not saying ban everything outright. I'm just saying we should, in the American tradition 0.95

00:45:44.840 of free speech, discourage some, some offensive speech that is actually offensive or that is

00:45:50.980 obscene or that is threatening or that is seditious or any of the other broad swaths of speech that in

00:45:55.700 the American tradition, we have said it is off limits. I think the only way that we're actually

00:46:01.020 going to beat political correctness is by recognizing that it's not a battle between free speech and

00:46:06.400 censorship as the left wants to trick us into believing it is because then either way, either way,

00:46:11.840 the left wins, right? Because if we give in or we eschew standards entirely, either way, the left

00:46:17.840 gets to obliterate the old standards. What we need to realize is political correctness is actually,

00:46:21.500 instead of a battle between free speech and censorship, it's a battle between two competing

00:46:24.820 sets of standards, the old moral codes and the new speech codes. And we need to defend

00:46:29.420 our substantive moral vision. So I don't really use this term cancel culture. And

00:46:35.580 well, I'll give you an example of how cancel culture, though it's not, you know, I don't

00:46:41.820 really use it. Cancel culture can be a good thing if it supports a conservative view. An example of

00:46:48.780 this is LinkedIn. LinkedIn was hosting that Woka Cola, be less white employee diversity training 0.99

00:46:54.540 thing. Remember that? So Coca-Cola was accused of themselves putting out this training. What they

00:47:00.360 actually did was they trained their employees to access this other platform, which was on LinkedIn,

00:47:04.780 which included a training by Robin DiAngelo, which said you need to be less white. I think that's 0.89

00:47:09.640 bad. I think that's wrong. And I think they should get rid of it. And I don't think that

00:47:13.640 Coca-Cola employees should, should watch that. I don't think they should have to watch that.

00:47:18.500 And I don't think Coca-Cola should be even giving them access to watch that. I think it's just trash

00:47:22.580 and it's terrible for the country and nobody benefits from it. Well, Coca-Cola gave it, or I'm sorry,

00:47:29.220 rather LinkedIn gave it. LinkedIn removed a racist diversity training program that told people to

00:47:35.300 be less white. Isn't that cancel culture? Isn't that censorship? In a way, kind of, but not really.

00:47:41.480 It's just standards. It's just finally for once we pressured corporate America to go back to our good

00:47:50.180 old standards instead of embracing the new radical, wicked, politically correct standards. That's a good

00:47:56.480 thing. So when we use cancel culture as just a technical term, you know, it's fair. People are

00:48:03.240 going to keep using it. I'll probably use it at some point too. But we need to remember that refers

00:48:07.280 to the specific phenomenon of left-wingers destroying the lives and livelihoods of conservatives because

00:48:15.980 the conservatives are, are uttering mainstream points of view. Cancel culture does not, it cannot

00:48:21.880 refer to the consequences for anybody for saying or doing anything because conservatives traditionally,

00:48:31.100 and I think still do, believe that there ought to be consequences for saying and doing certain things.

00:48:36.220 Nobody thinks that if you wear the swastika at your water cooler and start screaming Sig Heil in the 0.52

00:48:40.700 office, that you're somehow entitled to a job. Well, likewise, nobody thinks that we need to support

00:48:45.760 these vicious, bigoted, racist trainings and say be less white on LinkedIn. No way. Need to grow a spine.

00:48:54.540 We need to offer a substantive moral vision. And I think if CPAC showed us anything, it's that the GOP

00:49:02.440 is still clamoring for that. Who can give it to him? What's it going to look like in 2022 and 2024?

00:49:09.340 We'll have to wait and see. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show. See you tomorrow.

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The Michael Knowles Show - March 01, 2021

Ep. 710 - It’s Still Trump’s Party

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