The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 840 - So This Is How Liberty Dies？

00:00:00.000 Nine months ago, a full month after the presidential election,

00:00:03.760 Joe Biden assured the American people that he did not support a federal vaccine mandate for COVID-19.

00:00:13.200 No, I don't think it should be mandatory. I wouldn't demand it to be mandatory,

00:00:16.880 but I would do everything in my power. Just like I don't think masks have to be made mandatory

00:00:21.480 nationwide. I'll do everything in my power as president of the United States to encourage

00:00:26.780 people to do the right thing. And when they do it, demonstrate that it matters.

00:00:31.400 Clear enough. But because his word is completely worthless, Joe Biden did a 180 and is demanding

00:00:37.620 now that 100 million Americans give up their freedom and take the Fauci ouchie. And he did so 0.77

00:00:44.540 in the most cartoonishly super villainy language possible. This is not about freedom or personal

00:00:52.480 choice. It's about protecting yourself and those around you. So tonight I'm announcing that the

00:00:59.700 Department of Labor is developing an emergency rule to require all employers with 100 or more employees

00:01:08.460 that together employ over 80 million workers to ensure their workforces are fully vaccinated

00:01:17.560 or show a negative test at least once a week. We've been patient, but our patience is wearing thin

00:01:24.940 and your refusal has cost all of us. This is not about freedom or personal choice. This is about

00:01:33.680 Joe Biden's patience wearing thin. Got it. Well, I've got two words for Joe Biden and they're not Mr.

00:01:41.980 President. I do not presume to speak for the American people, but speaking just for us here at

00:01:48.080 The Daily Wire, we will not comply. Joe Biden can go pound sand. We will pursue every legal option

00:01:54.160 available to us to ignore this incoherent and un-American edict from on high. I'm Michael Knowles.

00:02:00.080 This is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:02:00.840 Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday is from how dare you. Comment is the

00:02:13.600 only thing Biden has built back better is the Taliban. That's true. It's not totally fair, 0.61

00:02:20.060 though. He's also built back the Haqqani network. He's also built back ISIS. He's all these. So a few 0.82

00:02:25.700 more things, okay, just in the spirit of fairness. This growing tyranny has people wanting to reassert

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00:03:45.160 Joe Biden's speech yesterday was the most vicious, divisive speech I have ever heard

00:03:52.960 from an American president about his fellow Americans. It began, well, you heard a little

00:04:01.220 touch of it earlier. It began with this idea of Joe's patience wearing thin. Look, he's a crotchety

00:04:07.340 old man. His patience wears thin. He's not old slap happy Joe like he used to be. And so he opens up

00:04:14.220 the speech vilifying Americans who, for whatever reason, in their prudential judgment, decided that

00:04:21.340 they didn't want to get the experimental drug for the Wuhan cough.

00:04:26.540 Many of us are frustrated with the nearly 80 million Americans who are still not vaccinated,

00:04:32.500 even though the vaccine is safe, effective, and free. This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. 0.98

00:04:40.140 And it's caused by the fact that despite America having unprecedented and successful vaccination

00:04:47.140 program, despite the fact that for almost five months, free vaccines have been available in 80,000

00:04:55.280 different locations, we still have nearly 80 million Americans who have failed to get the shot.

00:05:01.420 The unvaccinated overcrowd our hospitals or overrunning emergency rooms and intensive care units, 1.00

00:05:07.520 leaving no room for someone with a heart attack or pancreatitis or cancer. And a distinct minority

00:05:14.760 of Americans, supported by a distinct minority of elected officials, are keeping us from turning the

00:05:20.260 corner. We cannot allow these actions to stand in the way of protecting the large majority of Americans

00:05:26.420 who have done their part. I want to get back to life as normal.

00:05:30.600 So 80 million Americans who refuse to take the experimental jab for the virus that for most

00:05:37.560 people is just a mild cold, they are destroying the country. They are the reason people can't get

00:05:43.600 cancer treatments. Not the lockdown. You know, remember the lockdown, the various lockdowns that

00:05:48.740 we've been in that actually prevented people from getting cancer treatments? No, it's not that.

00:05:52.780 It's the unvaccinated because this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. I don't think that Joe Biden

00:05:58.420 would have given this speech, this vicious speech, if the number had been 160 million.

00:06:04.700 He wouldn't have done that because then you would have had half of the country not having

00:06:09.860 been vaccinated. And he doesn't want to risk that kind of political capital castigating half of the

00:06:14.660 country. He only wants to wait until it's a distinct minority. Then he can go out and demagogue.

00:06:20.140 As he licks his finger, he puts it in the air, he figures out which way the wind is blowing. And his

00:06:23.400 word is worthless. So when he says there won't be a mandate, that's just a lie. So he comes out and he says,

00:06:28.320 okay, the unvaccinated, they're awful people. They're evil, awful, terrible people. They're 1.00

00:06:33.040 killing the good vaccinated Americans, but the vaccinated Americans are not at risk.

00:06:39.580 I know there's a lot of confusion and misinformation, but the world's leading scientists confirm

00:06:45.620 that if you are fully vaccinated, your risk of severe illness from COVID-19 is very low.

00:06:52.600 In fact, based on available data from the summer, only one out of every 160,000 fully vaccinated

00:07:01.460 Americans was hospitalized for COVID per day. For the vast majority of you who've gotten vaccinated,

00:07:08.580 I understand your anger at those who haven't gotten vaccinated. I understand the anxiety about getting

00:07:15.020 a breakthrough case. But as the science makes clear, if you're fully vaccinated, you're highly

00:07:23.220 protected from severe illness, even if you get COVID-19. In fact, recent data indicates there is

00:07:32.680 only one confirmed positive case per 5,000 fully vaccinated Americans per day. You're as safe as possible.

00:07:40.640 Help me out here. Maybe I'm a little bit slow. Maybe I just don't understand this.

00:07:45.640 Joe Biden is saying that there are a lot of Americans who are angry at the unvaccinated

00:07:52.040 because they have anxiety that they could get a breakthrough case and face the serious complications

00:07:57.340 of coronavirus. And he understands that anger. Frankly, he's stoking that anger in this speech.

00:08:05.240 But the vaccinated Americans are at statistically no risk of coronavirus from the unvaccinated

00:08:12.920 Americans. He's saying the science is clear. You're not at risk. You have an infinitesimally 0.99

00:08:19.980 small chance of getting a breakthrough case and certainly of suffering any serious consequences

00:08:25.140 from it. So then why do you understand the anger? Why do you understand the frustration?

00:08:28.960 They shouldn't be angry and they shouldn't be frustrated because they're not at risk. Because the

00:08:33.080 people who don't want to take the Fauci ouchie for whatever reason, maybe because you schmucks have 0.74

00:08:37.140 been lying to us for the past year and a half, maybe, maybe they have a justification for that.

00:08:45.660 Maybe they've got some prudential judgment. And as you admit, they don't pose any threat to the

00:08:53.760 vaccinated people. But he continues to demagogue anyway, because they, listen, they don't pose any

00:09:00.300 threat at all, but because of the massive threat they pose, we're going to make a hundred million

00:09:04.880 people take the shot. And I know this is crazy. Look, I'm not an epidemiologist,

00:09:12.040 but why is the focus entirely on a vaccine? When we're, when we're being told that the vaccines,

00:09:19.580 they do work, they're, they're so wonderful. They're the greatest vaccines ever, but also they

00:09:25.200 don't really work and they don't really stop the spread. And you, you need a booster two months

00:09:28.840 after you get your original series of vaccines, but they're really, really good, but they're also

00:09:32.920 not that effective. So if there are so many questions about the vaccines, why not focus on

00:09:37.840 treatments? We're increasing the availability of new medicines recommended by real doctors,

00:09:44.100 not conspiracy, conspiracy theorists. The monoclonal antibody treatments have been shown to reduce the

00:09:51.680 risk of hospitalization by up to 70% for unvaccinated people at risk of developing severe,

00:09:57.120 severe disease. We've already distributed 1.4 million courses of these treatments to save lives

00:10:04.960 and reduce the strain on hospitals. Hold on a second. So what you're telling me is that there

00:10:10.700 are all these questions about the vaccines and it took a long time to, to jump through all of the

00:10:15.960 various hoops and they're not quite as effective as everyone told us they are. And that's why you need

00:10:19.260 new booster shots. And there's still these breakthrough cases and they're still being transmitted.

00:10:22.620 And you've got a hundred and what, 170 to 200 million Americans who have taken that versus 1.7

00:10:32.120 million Americans who have received the, the treatment, the therapeutics that, that reduce the

00:10:39.100 risk by 70% that are very effective, that you're now calling, calling on them to be more widespread.

00:10:43.540 Why haven't you put any focus on the treatments before? Why are you focused only on this vaccine

00:10:49.500 that has a lot of questions about it when you could just focus on the therapeutics, which seems

00:10:54.580 much more reliable. And then instead of having to jab, shoot up every single American, shut down the

00:11:01.800 economy, you could just treat people who actually have symptoms who are actually at risk. Why not do

00:11:06.200 that? Fauci, Fauci has undertaken the strategy from the beginning of his career. This was a big

00:11:12.740 issue when he was dealing with AIDS back in the 1980s. Everybody said, Hey, just develop some

00:11:18.880 treatments. He said, no, we've got to focus on the vaccine. He put most of the resources behind the

00:11:22.340 vaccine. We still don't have an AIDS vaccine. And the only way people with AIDS survive is because

00:11:26.020 they take cocktails of therapeutics. Decade and decade and decade of failure. And now this guy,

00:11:31.840 these people are going to lie to us. They're going to vilify all of these Americans and they're going

00:11:38.340 to upend our constitutional order. Disgusting. One of the most disgusting speeches I've ever seen

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00:12:53.080 DuPont Circle in Washington, D.C., there is a bulwark staff writer who is furiously penning the

00:13:00.080 conservative case for federal vaccine mandates for virtually every American through various

00:13:08.220 administrative agencies. I, I'm telling you right now there for, I think of the bulwark or some of

00:13:13.120 these other fake right-wing outlets. They're, they're court jester conservative outlets. They're

00:13:18.720 outlets where they say, I'm a conservative, but I only vote for Democrats and I support the liberal

00:13:22.420 order, right? Their, their whole purpose is to feign opposition and in so doing legitimize the dominant

00:13:29.120 liberal ruling class. You're going to hear it. Here's the, actually, actually, here's why Joe Biden's

00:13:35.800 speech vilifying a hundred, a hundred million Americans and, uh, forcing these new penalties

00:13:42.760 from the federal government on all of these businesses through the various, this is why it's

00:13:45.720 really conservative, really, really conservative. Now, because you're going to hear this nonsense and

00:13:53.280 because Biden is going to push for this, I think it's very important that we be specific on what our

00:13:58.800 problem is here. Okay. Most conservatives that I see right now are saying, I'm not against vaccines.

00:14:07.140 I'm just against vaccine mandates. And I understand why people are saying that. My view is sort of the

00:14:14.360 opposite though. I'm not against vaccine mandates in principle. I am against this vaccine or specifically

00:14:21.520 mandating this vaccine. I am against, it's kind of the opposite of what the conservatives are saying,

00:14:26.400 but, but my view is right. So the reason for this is if you make the argument that we, we have total

00:14:37.560 bodily autonomy and you have no right to shoot me up with any sort of inoculation and that's deeply

00:14:43.420 unconstitutional and it violates all, all of the American tradition of my God given rights, you're not

00:14:48.520 going to be able to make that case very well because for 116 years now, the Supreme court has held

00:14:55.900 that actually in some cases, the government can mandate vaccines. There's a case from Jacobson

00:15:03.380 versus Massachusetts, 1905 held that not the federal government, not OSHA, not these bureaucratic

00:15:09.980 agencies, but the states do have the authority to mandate vaccines in certain cases. In that case in

00:15:17.920 particular, they were talking about smallpox. George Washington actually goes back further than 1905.

00:15:23.220 George Washington in 1777 mandated inoculations for his troops and they were much more dangerous back

00:15:31.800 then, by the way, than they are today, but he did it to keep them in fighting form. That also was

00:15:37.560 against smallpox. If we try to make the argument that it's deeply un-American to mandate vaccines,

00:15:45.100 we're going to fail because we've had vaccine mandates going back to George Washington.

00:15:48.980 Just at some level, whether it's just to the army, whether it is at the state level.

00:15:55.860 I think where we will be successful is if we make the particular argument. The particular argument is

00:16:01.480 we've never had a federal vaccine mandate for a hundred million plus Americans. We've never had it.

00:16:09.620 We've never had it imposed through the proxy arm of businesses being enforced by OSHA and various

00:16:16.400 federal administrative agencies. We never had that. And I know, I know you're not allowed to say this,

00:16:23.740 but the coronavirus ain't smallpox. Okay. It's much, much, much less deadly. It's much, much, much less

00:16:30.400 serious. And it affects many fewer people. Even if you're just looking at various demographics, smallpox is

00:16:36.480 one of the deadliest epidemics that has ever existed. So when there's a smallpox outbreak, people have to

00:16:43.600 take that a little bit more seriously. And it affects everybody. Whereas coronavirus is very

00:16:50.120 unlikely to, to result in grave injury or death to young people, to healthy people. For older people

00:16:57.480 and for, for unhealthy people, it can be more dangerous. Okay. I think that what the median or

00:17:02.140 the average age of a, of a COVID death is over 82. Okay. This is not the case with people who face

00:17:09.040 serious complications from smallpox where what something like 30% of them are blind, 30% of

00:17:13.560 blindness cases came from smallpox back when smallpox still, still existed. It would horribly

00:17:18.860 disfigure people and would kill people too. I think we need to make them, I've been saying this actually 1.00

00:17:24.980 for a while now, as I made the case in Speechless. I think that conservatives get tripped up when we

00:17:32.440 start making these really generalized abstract arguments that don't refer to anything in reality,

00:17:37.720 in practice. So you're going to hear people say, you have no right to stop me from engaging in some

00:17:43.380 behavior that might harm me. Yes, we do. Yes, we do. The United States has always claimed that right.

00:17:48.320 We have laws against drugs. We have laws for seatbelts. We have laws for, against pornography,

00:17:52.760 or we did at least. They're still in the books. They're just not enforced. We do have laws against

00:17:56.960 that. If you make this extreme libertarian case, you're going to fail because it's completely

00:18:01.860 ahistorical. But there's a really strong case to be made that this virus is just not that big a

00:18:07.760 threat compared to other epidemics. This drug is just not that much to be trusted given how hastily

00:18:13.580 it was developed. These people, this public health agency and administration are not to be trusted

00:18:19.040 because they've lied to us on occasion and have gotten things wrong generally. And this federal

00:18:24.780 government is overreaching here if they want to impose a mandate. Maybe for a local or state government,

00:18:29.940 that's one thing. But the federal government through the bureaucracy, that's another thing

00:18:33.220 entirely. What we're looking at here is not so simple as a matter of freedom versus tyranny.

00:18:41.120 Freedom and tyranny play into this question, but it's not so simple as all that.

00:18:44.980 What this is about is, pardon the expression, a whole new world order. Okay, that's an expression

00:18:52.440 that was trending yesterday on Twitter. And it was trending because an Australian politician

00:18:56.820 accidentally let the phrase slip. Will exposure sites be put back in place,

00:19:01.200 especially with reopening and people going back to pubs and stuff? Because our exposure sites still,

00:19:06.460 will they be put back in place to be listed once we are reopening? Because they're not at the moment.

00:19:11.280 We will be looking at what contact tracing looks like in the new world order. Yes,

00:19:17.360 it will be pubs and clubs and other things if we have a positive case there.

00:19:20.560 Our response may be different if we know that people are fully vaccinated. So we're working

00:19:25.780 through a number of those issues, but we will have to reflect and learn.

00:19:30.940 The new world order? I thought this was 15 days to slow the spread. New world order

00:19:35.040 because of the Wu flu? New world order is a phrase you may have heard before.

00:19:39.880 The new world order was a term popularized by George H.W. Bush in a couple of speeches that are

00:19:45.420 now being suppressed. This was back at the start of the first Iraq war, the Gulf War.

00:19:50.120 What is at stake is more than one small country. It is a big idea, a new world order where diverse

00:20:02.160 nations are drawn together in common cause to achieve the universal aspirations of mankind.

00:20:09.720 peace and security, freedom, and the rule of law. Such is a world worthy of our struggle

00:20:20.260 and worthy of our children's future. We have before us the opportunity to forge

00:20:26.140 for ourselves and for future generations, a new world order, a world where the rule of law,

00:20:33.780 not the law of the jungle, governs the conduct of nations.

00:20:37.400 When we are successful, and we will be, we have a real chance at this new world order,

00:20:45.080 an order in which a credible United Nations can use its peacekeeping role to fulfill the promise

00:20:51.660 and vision of the UN's founders.

00:20:54.600 Ah, I don't know about that. Wait, the UN is now going to just go in and kind of run all these

00:20:59.140 different countries? I don't know about that. So when I heard this Australian politician use the

00:21:02.320 phrase new world order, I said, oh, where have I heard that? Oh, I heard that from George Bush.

00:21:05.580 Let me look up that speech. So I look it up on YouTube and the speech won't come up.

00:21:10.420 The clip won't come up. Actually, what comes up is some other speeches of George Bush. And then

00:21:14.860 a, a header, like a little disclaimer that says the new world order is a conspiracy theory and it's

00:21:20.740 not real and it's to totally ignore this. There's nothing to see here. Pay no attention to the man

00:21:23.800 behind the curtain. You say, wait, what? Nothing says the new world order is a conspiracy

00:21:30.200 quite like burying the clips of the speech of the new world order and telling you it doesn't

00:21:34.900 exist, right? That's yeah. Okay. Uh, and having the largest corporation on earth do that. Yeah,

00:21:39.540 that, that assuages my fears. Okay. Now I'm, but of course that's what this is. I mean, that clip

00:21:44.620 was from September 11th, 1990 and January 16th, 1991. And Bush was talking about the Gulf war and he's

00:21:52.060 saying, look, what we're going to do now, the cold war is over. We're going to remake the entire 0.59

00:21:55.200 world in America's image. And his son would, would pursue this path in the second Iraq war 0.92

00:21:59.900 and the war on terror and, and abolishing tyranny in the world, as he said in the second inaugural.

00:22:04.800 And it was a bit utopian and a bit progressive and quite liberal. And, but they really meant it.

00:22:11.740 They really said we are, there is going to be a world order and we want to change the world order.

00:22:15.620 And the effect of the coronavirus lockdowns without question is that without quite, I'm not saying

00:22:22.560 it's some sneaky cabal, you know, in the shadows somewhere with space lasers or anything. I'm just

00:22:26.540 saying the effect of these lockdowns is to reorder the way that citizens relate to their nations and

00:22:33.860 the way that nations relate to the rest of the world. That's just without question. I mean,

00:22:36.960 Joe Biden proved it last night by upending the constitutional order and imposing this mandate

00:22:42.940 that one hopes many American businesses will refuse to go along with. You know,

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00:24:12.720 what to say when. There is a campaign right now for radical liberation. Now, I know this is weird.

00:24:20.580 This is why I'm telling you when you hear something about the vaccine mandate or any other big public

00:24:25.520 policy, political correctness is like this, wokeness is like this. It's not so simple as saying

00:24:31.880 freedom versus tyranny. Okay. Freedom versus censorship or something. Because in many ways,

00:24:41.020 the country is freer, quote unquote, now than it was 50 years ago. We're freer to say naughty words.

00:24:47.680 We're freer to sleep with whomever we want. We're less free to have political speech. We're less free

00:24:53.820 to state basic truths. We're less free to control our own passions and run our own government. But we are

00:25:00.240 more free in some other, in some very base licentious ways. AOC just showed this. She just 0.97

00:25:07.060 proved this campaign of radical liberation. She tweeted out in response to a headline that says

00:25:11.180 AOC calls women menstruating people while explaining the female body. She said, not just women. Trans men 0.79

00:25:17.580 and non-binary people can also menstruate. Some women also don't menstruate for many reasons, 0.91

00:25:22.380 including surviving cancer that required a hysterectomy. GOP mad at this are protecting the

00:25:27.180 patriarchal idea that women are most valuable as uterus holders. Strange phrasing. But she's almost 1.00

00:25:37.300 right here in that last part. She's almost right. You're not a uterus holder. I'm not like a shoulder

00:25:43.900 holder, right? My body parts are not my possessions. They're part of me, but I'm splitting hairs, I

00:25:50.980 suppose. What AOC is saying, if she could speak English properly, is that there's a patriarchal idea

00:25:58.960 that women's greatest asset is their ability to conceive and bear children. That's obviously true. 0.98

00:26:05.860 It's not just true for women. It's true of all people. The most incredible faculty, the most valuable

00:26:12.600 faculty possessed by human beings, period, is the ability to conceive and produce children. And

00:26:20.080 only women can do that. Contrary to popular belief. Not everyone gets to have children. Not every woman 1.00

00:26:26.640 gets to have children. Okay? We dealt with this a little bit ourselves. I've mentioned this on the

00:26:31.160 show before. Sweet little Elisa and I were Catholic. We started right away after we got married and it

00:26:36.280 just didn't happen right away. A lot of people struggle with infertility. It's very painful for a

00:26:40.240 lot of people. Okay? Of course, there are other ways to contribute. There are other ways to flourish and

00:26:43.780 have a good life. But it is simply the case that the center of human life is the conception and

00:26:54.520 creation of children. And AOC is devaluing that. She's saying, oh, who cares? Who cares about that?

00:27:02.840 The feminists generally have devalued this. Said, oh, who cares about this miracle that you can create 1.00

00:27:07.180 another freaking human being and then raise that person and propagate our species and be fruitful 0.98

00:27:13.700 and multiply. Who cares about that? When you can go work in the widget factory. Huh. Why would you

00:27:18.200 want to rock the cradle and have the hand that rocks the cradle rule the world when you can go do

00:27:22.340 spreadsheets for some guy in a city or something? Why would you, oh my gosh, what a horrible life that

00:27:27.820 would be to have a good family. Oh gosh, that'd be, then you couldn't be single and drunk all the

00:27:32.100 time living in a city doing spreadsheets. It's insane. It's an insane view of society, but it's the

00:27:40.940 consequence of a radical liberation that, that liberates us not just from certain social mores, but

00:27:49.260 from the bonds of nature itself, such that women are no longer women. Not, not all women are uterus

00:27:55.480 holders, as she says. Even the moderates are radical on this stuff. Merrick Garland, who is supposed to be

00:27:59.940 the moderate attorney general. He's the one that Mitch McConnell just smacked down when he was up

00:28:04.040 for the Supreme Court and held open Scalia's seat. Garland is now the attorney general. He says that

00:28:09.020 this pro-life law in Texas is clearly unconstitutional. SB 8 bans nearly all abortions in the state after

00:28:16.480 six weeks of pregnancy, before many women even know they are pregnant and months before a pregnancy is

00:28:23.740 viable. It does so even in cases of rape, sexual abuse, or incest. And it further prohibits any effort

00:28:33.940 to aid the doctors who provide pre-viability abortions or the women who seek them. The act is clearly

00:28:42.420 unconstitutional under long-standing Supreme Court precedent. Those precedents hold, in the words of

00:28:51.060 Planned Parenthood v. Casey, that, quote, regardless of whether exceptions are made for particular

00:28:57.300 circumstances, a state may not prohibit any woman from making the ultimate decision to terminate her

00:29:05.260 pregnancy before viability. So he's quoting Planned Parenthood v. Casey, which is not only one of the worst

00:29:12.160 decisions in the history of the United States, but also one of the stupidest. It was written by one of the

00:29:16.080 stupidest justices, Justice Anthony Kennedy, who fancied himself a romantic poet. And in his, in his

00:29:21.640 opinion there, he, he said that people have a constitutional right to define their own concept of

00:29:27.940 existence. AOC, basically, is what he's saying. He's saying, yes, you, if you're a man, you can imagine

00:29:33.080 that you're a woman or a unicorn or whatever, because we define our own concept of existence.

00:29:36.820 That's our right. Of course, you don't have that right. I don't, I can, I can define my own concept of

00:29:43.900 existence as being a, a six foot four, 300 pound linebacker. But if I step onto the football field, things are

00:29:53.120 not going to go very well, if, if that is the view that I'm laboring under, okay? You don't have the right to do

00:29:59.500 that. You actually have the obligation to acknowledge reality. We all have that obligation to. Garland is a

00:30:05.520 moderate. Shows you just how far left, not, not just the radicals have gone, but the whole liberal

00:30:11.940 ruling class. Think about this, uh, Northam, a governor blackface. He, hey, he might not be 1.00

00:30:17.480 governor blackface. He might've been governor Ku Klux Klan hood. We're not sure which, which one he was

00:30:21.840 wearing. Governor Northam in Virginia just tore down the statue of Robert E. Lee. It had stood for 130

00:30:29.140 years and he tore it down. There was also a time capsule in there. They're getting rid of the time

00:30:35.220 capsule. They don't know what's in it yet. They're going to open that up later, but now there's going

00:30:40.580 to be a new time capsule. Northam says, this monument and its time capsule reflected Virginia

00:30:46.280 in 1890. It's time to remove both so that our public spaces better reflect who we are

00:30:49.740 as a people in 2021. The past 18 months have seen historic change from the pandemic to protests for

00:30:55.960 racial justice that led to the removal of these monuments to a lost cause. It is fitting that we 0.99

00:31:00.900 replace the old capsule with the new one that tells that story. So right now, everything's got to

00:31:05.140 change. It's not just that we create new time capsules of where we are now. We've got to get

00:31:09.640 rid of all the old ones. We've got to knock everything down. We've got to just be exactly

00:31:13.720 who we are right now. We don't have any connection to tradition. The new time capsule will be filled

00:31:18.700 with dozens of new items. Black Lives Matter sticker, CDC vax card, a photo of the Virginia

00:31:24.620 State Police at the January 6th insurrection, the January 6th, an expired COVID-19 vaccine

00:31:31.200 vial, an LGBT pride pin, prayer beads from a woman who died of COVID. I don't know what they mean by

00:31:37.760 prayer beads. They mean a rosary? It doesn't sound like it. Who knows? A collection of poems from middle

00:31:43.040 school students about COVID, an election officer's badge from 2020, yikes, and a video from an interfaith

00:31:50.400 healing and unity event. Does any of that represent you? Does any of that represent you?

00:31:59.820 No, it doesn't represent me. The generic, the closest would be the prayer beads, I guess,

00:32:05.640 the generic prayer beads to the interfaith healing. No, that is a radical, radical shift. And it's all

00:32:11.080 focused in this very vindictive way on how awful the conservatives are. They storm the Capitol,

00:32:16.820 the COVID, the greatest threat, got to change our constitution, or LGBT, pride, BLM, this, that, 0.98

00:32:23.080 and the other thing. It's funny. They have two different items to commemorate alleged insurrectionists,

00:32:30.660 right? One is BLM. They're saying, we support these insurrectionists. And one is that picture

00:32:34.560 of the cops. And they're saying, we oppose those awful insurrectionists that stole Pelosi's lectern or

00:32:39.200 whatever. Does that represent you? It doesn't represent me. It's an unrecognizable country, 0.96

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00:35:12.500 Welcome back to the show. My favorite time of the week right now is the mailbag. You know,

00:35:18.340 before we get to the mailbag though, I do have to thank everybody because I'd mentioned this on the

00:35:22.160 show that I was very honored to write the introduction to the new 70th anniversary edition

00:35:27.520 of God and Man at Yale by William F. Buckley Jr. This is the book that is widely credited with starting

00:35:32.880 the conservative movement and it's available now. It's shipping. So I really appreciate everyone who's

00:35:36.460 bought it. I know a lot of you have written in and if you want to get it, you can get it wherever

00:35:39.280 books are sold. It's God and Man at Yale by William F. Buckley Jr. And you can read a few pages of my

00:35:44.580 writing. See, I did a book with no words, then I did a book with a lot of words. Now I'm doing a book

00:35:48.540 with still not that many words, but Bill Buckley wrote the rest of the words. So that's very good.

00:35:53.040 First question up from Kirsten. Michael, I had a couple of questions for you. You've talked about

00:35:57.680 learning about other religions. So I wondered if you'd ever considered or would consider reading

00:36:02.060 or studying the Book of Mormon. My second question, you often quote Chesterton, but which Chesterton do

00:36:06.760 you quote, GK or AK? I don't know much about either of them, but you seem to speak highly of whichever it

00:36:11.820 is you quote. So it got me wondering. Thank you for all that you do. Oh, thank you very much.

00:36:14.920 You know, I haven't delved deeply into Mormonism. I'm friends with Mormons and I have read some of

00:36:22.720 the Book of Mormon, especially when I was reverting to the church and considering all these things.

00:36:31.540 I did read a lot of Protestants. I read some Mormonism. Actually, when I was a kid, I had read

00:36:35.540 a good bit of Islam. I'd read the Quran when I think I was 14, mostly because the libs kept telling me that

00:36:43.240 this was the religion of peace, you know, and I just didn't, I wanted to read it for myself. I just

00:36:47.140 didn't believe them. Healthy skepticism is always good. So yeah, so obviously, you know, I was not

00:36:52.540 persuaded by the Book of Mormon and I ended up, you know, becoming a, returning to be a mackerel

00:36:59.880 snapping papist. But you know, it's always good to investigate these things for oneself and to figure

00:37:07.260 out what you find to be most, most persuasive. As for the Chestertons, I'm referring to GK Chesterton.

00:37:14.280 I actually didn't know anything about the other Chesterton until yesterday. AK Chesterton, who was

00:37:18.880 a cousin of his or something, was a British fascist politician. And so I'm not, not referring to him,

00:37:25.320 referring to GK, who is just a magnificent writer of the 20th century. When was he born? He was born in

00:37:32.460 the 19th century. Anyway, he's just a wonderful, wonderful writer. From Aubrey. Hello, my swarthy 0.73

00:37:39.000 host. Hello, Aubrey. How are you? I was out on the town recently and met some new people who were

00:37:45.620 really fun. And yes, some were men. I wasn't out on the prowl, but it's always an option when you're

00:37:51.900 young and single. However, I tend to dress slightly more conservative than other girls and they tend to

00:37:56.340 get more immediate attention from guys because let's face it, men are easily distracted. Now, I'm not

00:38:02.060 dressing like a nun, but sometimes I'm a little more subtle about accentuating my assets. You feel?

00:38:07.880 I feel, I feel. But I think that immediate attention can lead to conversations and sometimes

00:38:12.920 turn into a more long-term interest. As a man of decent values who isn't blind, should I dress a

00:38:17.620 little more provocative to get more initial attention and then show them my dazzling personality?

00:38:22.160 Sincerely, a lady in the streets. You should dress to look beautiful. Okay. And so I'm not saying you 0.99

00:38:33.180 should put a, you know, a burka on. Okay. I'm not saying you should throw a potato sack over yourself.

00:38:38.860 No, you should certainly show off your beautiful qualities, not just emotional, but also physical.

00:38:46.880 Uh, but that doesn't mean that you should dress like a trollop, my dear. You, you know, I'm, I'm

00:38:53.700 hearkening back to my single days when I'd go, go meet the ladies around town. And yes, it's true. 0.93

00:38:59.200 If a, if a gal is wearing, you know, dental floss, it will catch your attention, but you will form an 0.98

00:39:04.560 opinion about that. And very likely you're, you will not look at that woman as though this is going to

00:39:09.520 be the mother of my children. It can happen, but it's not usual. Whereas if you see a gal who is wearing a 1.00

00:39:16.300 potato sack, yes, you, you might not pay attention to her, but, but if you see a woman who is not dressed 1.00

00:39:22.620 like a gal of ill repute, but who is still beautiful, is showing off her beauty in a way that is

00:39:30.400 reasonable. I think that's the course you want to go on. Our, our society sets up a ton of false

00:39:36.680 dichotomies. We were talking about the false dichotomy earlier between freedom and tyranny or

00:39:40.340 whatever. Liberty and censorship. We also have this false dichotomy of, you know, you've either

00:39:48.260 got to dress like a street walker or you've got to, you know, hide yourself in a burka, but there, 0.76

00:39:54.060 there's a middle ground. You can, you can acknowledge beauty and even accentuate beauty

00:39:58.240 without having it be tawdry. Hope that helps. Ashton. Hello, Michael. Following the Texas abortion law, 0.63

00:40:04.620 my social media feed has been full of despair and disgust. For example, I read a post comparing a

00:40:09.980 fetus to a tapeworm. What shocks me are these pro-choice individuals or parents themselves.

00:40:16.420 Why do you think there are so many parents out there who are pro-choice? I would think most of

00:40:21.180 them would be pro-life and this saddens me. I'm married, but no children yet. But these crazy,

00:40:25.860 nutty lefties have changed my mind to be more pro-life than pro-choice. I think a lot of what it

00:40:31.280 comes from is, is arrogance and bigotry. Basically what a lot of these women are saying is, and it's, 1.00

00:40:42.360 you know, often I've heard this a lot from liberal white women is they'll say, look, I would never 1.00

00:40:46.140 get an abortion. I would never kill my precious babies, but poor black women. Yeah, they should do 1.00

00:40:52.140 it. Yeah. Yeah. That's fine. If poor black women in like bad cities who don't make a lot of money. 1.00

00:40:57.160 Oh yeah. They should kill all those, but who wants those babies? But I'm just saying for me,

00:41:01.440 I would never kill my baby. Right. That's, that's one line I've heard. And then the other line,

00:41:08.900 which, and I think it's important to mention, I haven't mentioned this yet in this iteration of

00:41:13.200 the abortion debate, but an important aspect here too is sometimes they know not what they do.

00:41:20.480 Okay. There are, I know, I know multiple women who have had abortions. I know some women who have 0.96

00:41:26.600 had multiple abortions and some of them came to regret it deeply. And some of them are not even

00:41:34.260 really aware of it. And they don't, they can't put two and two together. That's the way this fallen

00:41:39.080 world works. You know, for a long time, when I was a teenager, I, I argued in favor of abortion. I mean,

00:41:44.080 everyone, I don't think I knew a pro-life person. It was just, it was so obvious. Oh, these pro-lifers

00:41:49.060 are trying to control women's bodies. And it's not a big deal. It's not really a baby. It's like,

00:41:52.780 it's just a blob of whatever. And you know, whatever. And if you don't look into it more

00:41:57.380 deeply, you might just stay there. I mean, the whole culture is telling you that. So I do think

00:42:01.840 there is some degree of just honest ignorance or, or an attempt to evade learning more because

00:42:12.360 it will show you a ghastly reality. But that's true. And so if, you know, for a woman who has 1.00

00:42:19.440 had an abortion, it can be a very traumatic experience to realize later on what that means,

00:42:24.600 what it, what it was like. And, and so I think it's, one has to have compassion for these people

00:42:30.200 too. You know, I mean, you can go and have your sins forgiven, but, but you do have to recognize

00:42:35.380 that it was wrong. You do have to, and that's a very hard, repentance is a very hard thing because

00:42:39.620 it means, repentance literally means changing your mind, right? It means actually

00:42:42.740 turning around, changing the way that you're, you're seeing things. And that can be very,

00:42:47.020 very disorienting to people. From Emma. Hi, Michael. I'm a college student at Appalachian

00:42:51.160 State University. The school administration is pursuing for the student body to get vaccinated.

00:42:56.460 As you could probably guess, I do not believe in being forced to receive the vaccine.

00:42:59.840 Being 25 years old, COVID doesn't pose much of a threat to me. All the elderly people are able to

00:43:03.660 receive it. Exactly. The vaccination rate here is more than 50% for students and over 80% for faculty

00:43:08.740 and staff, but I know that they're going to make my life more difficult. It's already difficult for

00:43:13.360 me to wear a mask with my autism. Good point. I don't want to roll, give in, and violate my principles.

00:43:20.500 My mom said I wouldn't be rolling over and giving up what I believe in. It would be me being forced

00:43:25.860 into doing it. What do you think? Sincerely, my body, not quite my choice. I'm really glad you brought up

00:43:30.080 the autism aspect here because people refuse to acknowledge that the masks create problems for some people.

00:43:38.740 The masks create problems for some people with breathing problems, for instance. The masks can

00:43:42.980 create problems for people with autism because it's much, much harder to read facial cues. I mean,

00:43:48.760 you can't just tell the entire population, hey, totally upend your way of life, muzzle yourself,

00:43:56.180 put this filthy cloth over your face all the time, and it'll be totally normal and fine, 0.94

00:43:59.680 and there's no big deal, and there's no problem with that. Of course there will be. And then you add

00:44:02.660 on top of this, the vaccine mandates. What I would do if I were you, and I've said this before,

00:44:08.560 I don't think that taking this vaccine or not taking this vaccine is necessarily, you know,

00:44:15.480 the arbiter of one's most deeply held beliefs. It might be an expression of deeply held beliefs.

00:44:21.580 And I think the fact that the public health bureaucracy is so callous and so vindictive and so

00:44:26.980 stupid and so dishonest is very good reason to not trust them on the vaccine. And I don't think that

00:44:34.960 the Biden vaccine mandate is legit, even though I'm not opposed to it in principle. So what I would do

00:44:41.080 is what we're doing here at The Daily Wire. I would do everything you can to avoid it.

00:44:47.020 I'm sure there are ways to avoid it, okay? If they do, you know, hold you down and tie you down

00:44:57.220 and jab the thing, I don't think it's, you know, the end of your life. I think, you know, life will

00:45:01.520 go on. It'll be a horrible infringement, but life will go on. But I would not be willing to give up

00:45:09.640 just yet on this sort of thing. Write into me again if they tell me, you know, you're either

00:45:15.480 taking the shot or you're out of our school. You know, write into me again. We'll talk then. But

00:45:20.980 I think they're bluffing in many ways. I think Joe Biden is bluffing in many ways. I don't think

00:45:26.540 they're really going to be able to enforce this. I think he's trying to distract from his failures

00:45:30.700 on Afghanistan. I think he's trying to distract from his failures on the economy, on immigration,

00:45:35.480 frankly, even on coronavirus. So he's trying to have a shiny object over here rile up the

00:45:41.620 Provax people to rile up his base. But I wouldn't fold yet. I wouldn't fold yet. I think they're

00:45:48.880 bluffing. From Ben. Hello, Michael. My home state of Virginia took down the giant statue of Robert

00:45:53.400 E. Lee. Yes, that's true. I saw that. I have mixed feelings. On one hand, the precedent scares me whose

00:45:58.420 statue is next, and a lot of people consider it erasing history. On the other hand, Lee did wage a war

00:46:02.480 against the United States and committed treason. So shouldn't I celebrate the statue of a traitor

00:46:07.800 coming down? What are your thoughts on the situation? Thanks. Love the show. Oh, would

00:46:12.220 that it were so simple. I wish that it were so simple to say, he's a traitor. He's bad. Get

00:46:16.280 rid of him. The American Civil War was a very complex engagement that had been boiling up from the very

00:46:26.860 founding of the country, since before the founding of the country. And politicians tried for decades to

00:46:32.680 stave it off. There were many complex factors that went into it. And then the union won. And

00:46:38.680 Lincoln declared, with malice toward none, with charity for all, we are going to come back. We're

00:46:43.100 not just going to invade and conquer you and slay all the men and rape all the women and raise all your 0.98

00:46:50.940 crops and burn your fields. They said, we're going to come back together and actually live together all

00:46:56.880 as Americans. Confederate soldiers are treated as American veterans. Okay. For this reason, 0.92

00:47:03.480 because we need to come back because we're going to have a country. Are we going to have a country

00:47:05.840 or not? Is the country going to be the whole country or is it, are we going to excise half of

00:47:10.220 the country? So I think it's, and by the way, Robert E. Lee was one of the most important figures in

00:47:15.840 bringing the country back together. It's not like he waged a guerrilla. It's not the Taliban. He didn't go

00:47:20.080 wage a guerrilla campaign then for years and years after the war was over. He surrendered and helped

00:47:26.080 to unify the country. So I think the disrespect at him, well, one, it won't just stop at him. It's

00:47:31.540 already not. They're tearing down Washington and Jefferson and Lincoln for that matter.

00:47:35.580 But I think it's wrong even in the particular. I do not think Robert E. Lee deserves to be taken

00:47:40.140 down. I think he's actually one of the more important figures in helping the country to recover.

00:47:44.560 From Colby, dear Mr. Knowles, I'm getting married this month. We're going on our honeymoon to

00:47:48.640 Nashville, Tennessee. Nice. But we're having a hard time nailing down some things to do besides

00:47:52.880 going to Candace's show and visiting a couple of historical museums. What do you recommend?

00:47:57.720 P.S. What medium strength cigar do you recommend? Love the show. And as always, your thoughts and

00:48:01.420 insight. Keep me speechless. Thanks. What do I recommend? Well, you know, there's a full scale

00:48:06.520 replica of the Parthenon here with a full statue of Athena. It's like very weird. It's very weird,

00:48:11.620 but you know, you could go check that out. I would go check out some of the plantations. Actually,

00:48:15.700 speaking of the Civil War, some of those are pretty cool. Great Civil War battle sites down

00:48:19.100 in Franklin. Not sure if your wife is totally into that. Franklin itself is this gorgeous little

00:48:22.800 town. It could be very romantic. I'll have a glass of wine on a porch somewhere. You can go check out,

00:48:28.300 gosh, go hit up a cigar bar. There's actually a lot of cigar bars here. And a good medium body cigar.

00:48:34.140 I would recommend, especially for the price point, I'd recommend My Father. Stuff My Father

00:48:38.760 Makes is really good. And since you're married now, you potentially will become a father very soon.

00:48:44.400 All right. Appreciate everybody. It's been a very trying week, I know, for everybody around here.

00:48:50.000 We appreciate your support. We will keep you posted on our refusal to go along with Joe Biden's

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00:49:04.120 And I appreciate all of you. Things are going to get very, very intense, especially as the 2022

00:49:10.460 elections come on. I think that's what a lot of this mandate is about. I think that's what a lot

00:49:13.880 of this power grab is about. You're going to see it not just on the public health stuff. You're going

00:49:17.540 to see it on the election integrity bills. Hold firm. Stay strong. Keep the faith. I'm Michael

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