The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 848 - People Want The Orange Man Back!

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00:00:37.840 According to a new poll, 48% of Americans do not believe that Joe Biden is mentally sound enough to effectively serve as president,

00:00:46.100 which raises a very important question.

00:00:48.960 What are 52% of Americans thinking?

00:00:51.920 Are they not paying any attention?

00:00:53.400 Are they blind?

00:00:54.280 Are they deaf?

00:00:54.900 Are they just plain stupid?

00:00:56.980 Well, the joke's on us.

00:00:58.640 Because even though half the country believes that Joe Biden is basically a vegetable,

00:01:03.920 he and his associates will continue to run the show.

00:01:08.240 There's not nothing that we can do about it.

00:01:10.840 There actually are some key Republicans who are doing the right things.

00:01:14.520 But time is running out.

00:01:15.980 I'm Michael Knowles.

00:01:16.660 This is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:01:24.660 Welcome back to the show.

00:01:25.660 My favorite comment yesterday is from Zachary.

00:01:28.840 He must have known what I was going to talk about today because he wrote,

00:01:32.280 I'm not sure why everyone is taking orders from a person who is just above vegetable status.

00:01:36.500 Yes, I think a lot of people are thinking that.

00:01:38.600 I actually did not even see that comment by the time I wrote my show.

00:01:43.720 But a lot of people are thinking it.

00:01:45.140 About half the country is thinking it.

00:01:46.980 And I think there is an answer to that, by the way, which is that Biden and his associates and

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00:03:33.160 So this poll, this is a Fox News poll, but I have no reason to think that it's not a reliable poll.

00:03:38.780 49% of Americans think that Biden has the mental soundness to serve.

00:03:43.060 48% say he does not.

00:03:45.580 And I don't know, I guess 3% of Americans were out making a sandwich or something.

00:03:49.440 They weren't paying attention to this.

00:03:50.480 This is really bad news for Biden, not just because half the country thinks he's a vegetable,

00:03:54.460 but because the numbers are getting worse for him.

00:03:57.240 So they were asked this question weeks before, and 49% again said, yes, he's fit to serve.

00:04:04.940 But 45%, only 45% said, no, he's not mentally fit enough to serve.

00:04:10.620 Now that number has jumped up to 48.

00:04:12.620 Number very likely will go higher.

00:04:14.720 The way that the liberal establishment is working around Joe Biden's obvious decline and unfitness

00:04:24.020 is not that they're defending Biden.

00:04:26.900 You'll notice they're not really defending Biden as much anymore.

00:04:29.300 Not that they're promoting Kamala Harris.

00:04:31.240 She's extremely unlikable.

00:04:32.440 So they're not trying that either.

00:04:33.940 What they are doing is they are trying to present the Biden rule,

00:04:38.160 and Biden is just a stand-in for the broader liberal rule, as inevitable.

00:04:43.560 So this is from the AP.

00:04:45.080 This is the Associated Press.

00:04:47.140 An AP reporter, John Lemire, tweets out, quote,

00:04:49.540 The Pentagon admitted that its errant drone strike,

00:04:52.700 or admitted its errant drone strike, the one that killed 10 people, including seven kids.

00:04:56.940 COVID boosters did not get full approval.

00:04:59.340 France recalled its ambassador.

00:05:00.880 The punishing headlines, all within an hour, underscored the perils for a president

00:05:06.380 from uncontrollable events that can define a term.

00:05:12.640 Uncontrollable events.

00:05:15.400 These all seem very controllable to me.

00:05:19.940 The drone strike that did not kill a terrorist,

00:05:24.060 but instead killed an aid worker and two adult members of his family and seven kids,

00:05:28.720 was not uncontrollable.

00:05:30.300 It didn't just fall out of the sky on a meteor or a meteorite.

00:05:35.020 Someone pushed the button, and someone gave the order,

00:05:37.400 and someone authorized the military to give this order.

00:05:40.640 That was controllable.

00:05:41.980 COVID boosters did not get full approval.

00:05:43.960 This also was controllable.

00:05:45.700 The messaging confusion on coronavirus was extremely controllable.

00:05:50.120 Going all the way back to the masks don't work.

00:05:53.140 Yes, the masks work.

00:05:54.160 We're not going to get a vaccine.

00:05:55.260 We did get a vaccine.

00:05:56.520 The vaccine's very effective, but actually the vaccine's not effective enough,

00:05:59.540 so you need a booster.

00:06:00.660 The vaccine is extremely safe, but actually the vaccine's not safe enough to get approval

00:06:04.020 for the booster.

00:06:04.840 All of that was controllable if you didn't lie and mislead people and get out ahead of your story.

00:06:10.460 And then France recalling its ambassador.

00:06:12.320 France recalled its ambassador because the United States struck a deal with the United Kingdom

00:06:15.980 and Australia and excluded France from the deal to counter the rise of China.

00:06:20.860 If we had just involved France in that decision or made some way to mitigate the fallout when we

00:06:25.340 didn't include France in that decision, that would have been controllable too.

00:06:28.380 But the liberal regime is incompetent sometimes and malicious at other times, and now they're

00:06:35.400 getting pushback for that, and now they're trying to pretend that it's uncontrollable.

00:06:39.400 It is very controllable.

00:06:40.400 By the way, worth pointing out, that's from the Associated Press.

00:06:42.860 When you look at those ridiculous charts of the reliable news sites, and these are not reliable

00:06:48.280 down at the bottom of the pyramid, but the ones at the top are much more reliable.

00:06:51.700 AP is at the very tippy top, and the AP is shilling for the regime.

00:07:00.200 Now getting to the very first thing they point out here, the Pentagon's drone strike, Joe Biden,

00:07:06.300 he doesn't come out and address any of this.

00:07:07.660 He probably can't, but his spokesman does.

00:07:09.340 Jen Psaki comes out and in true Biden fashion makes the drone strike that killed 10 people,

00:07:15.500 including seven kids, entirely about him.

00:07:18.200 Following up on the drone strike last week that the Pentagon now omits was a tragic mistake.

00:07:25.040 What was the president's response when he learned about that?

00:07:28.620 Well, the president was briefed on Friday morning about the report that was going to be released

00:07:37.580 and put out.

00:07:38.580 I would say first the president's view, and all of our view, is that the loss of any civilian

00:07:42.960 life is a tragedy, as was made clear in the comments by the Secretary of Defense, by General

00:07:51.060 McKenzie, this was done in error, and clearly the investigation that will continue is something

00:07:57.500 the president broadly supports.

00:07:59.420 So as a human being, as a president, as somebody who has overseen loss in a variety of scenarios,

00:08:06.680 both as a leader and personally, it is, his reaction is it's a tragedy, and every loss

00:08:11.820 is a tragedy, and he supports the efforts to, the effort to move this forward as quickly

00:08:15.560 as possible and to have a thorough investigation.

00:08:18.400 How dare you?

00:08:20.400 How dare you ask Joe Biden why he droned that family with seven kids?

00:08:25.560 How dare, he, he has experienced loss too.

00:08:30.480 Don't, maybe we could have a little sympathy or a little empathy here, okay?

00:08:34.980 Not for the family that was zapped out of the, from the sky, but, but for Joe Biden,

00:08:40.020 because he's experienced loss.

00:08:41.140 He does this a lot.

00:08:42.600 And the thing is, Joe Biden actually has experienced loss, right?

00:08:45.140 His wife was killed in a car crash, and his son died of cancer, and it's, the man has actually

00:08:51.500 had a difficult life, and, you know, one would have a great deal of sympathy for him, except

00:08:59.080 that he trots this out all the time.

00:09:01.140 He exploits these deaths and losses for political gain.

00:09:07.180 And it's, it's unseemly, maybe he's doing it out of a place of genuine brokenness and,

00:09:11.920 and sorrow, and it could be.

00:09:14.540 Maybe he's doing this for political effect.

00:09:16.920 He did, because, the reason I think it's the latter is because his wife was killed by a

00:09:21.980 driver.

00:09:22.880 The driver, you know, there were a lot of tests done, there was an investigation.

00:09:27.020 The driver just had an accident.

00:09:29.260 It's not like he was drunk.

00:09:30.320 It's not like he was on drugs.

00:09:31.420 It was just a tragic accident.

00:09:33.320 And Joe Biden acknowledged this, and it really haunted the guy his whole life.

00:09:35.840 Then the minute the guy died, Joe Biden started saying out of nowhere that he was drunk, started

00:09:40.780 smearing him as drunk on the campaign trail.

00:09:42.740 It was just a vicious lie about the guy.

00:09:44.380 It really hurt his family.

00:09:45.720 It was, it was obviously not true.

00:09:47.580 So, I, I think it was the latter.

00:09:49.660 And this is typical of, of Joe Biden.

00:09:53.340 So, I don't, he's, it just shows you the desperation on his part for any sort of sympathy

00:09:59.700 whatsoever, because he's in a really bad spot politically.

00:10:02.640 But the regime broadly is not in a bad spot.

00:10:05.360 They are still pretty firmly entrenched in power.

00:10:09.560 Now, the question is, in 2024, who replaces Joe Biden?

00:10:13.380 If the Republicans do win, who is the president going to be?

00:10:17.660 There is a new poll that just came out, nearly 58% of Republicans, nearly 6 in 10, would nominate

00:10:27.840 Donald Trump again.

00:10:29.700 Trump is absolutely dominating the Republican presidential field.

00:10:35.080 Number two, this was a little surprising to me, Mike Pence.

00:10:38.420 Mike Pence comes in second with 13%.

00:10:40.760 Ron DeSantis comes in third with only 9%.

00:10:44.020 We're talking about Ron DeSantis as though he's the Republican nominee.

00:10:46.220 He's only got 9% support.

00:10:48.520 Rubio and Nikki Haley both have about 3%.

00:10:51.440 Now, the question shifts when you take Trump out of the field.

00:10:56.720 So, if Trump is not in the field, the numbers are very different.

00:11:00.340 Pence comes in on top with 32% support.

00:11:03.820 Ron DeSantis with 20% support.

00:11:06.420 Ted Cruz with 14% support.

00:11:08.860 The rest, I think, are, you know, a little bit too low to care about right now.

00:11:13.100 So, what does this mean?

00:11:14.780 It means, one, Donald Trump is still considered to be the strongest Republican.

00:11:20.700 He's the one who is punching back against not just the liberal establishment, but his own

00:11:26.180 establishment, which is a pretty amazing thing that the Republicans still support him.

00:11:31.580 Six out of 10 Republicans still support him.

00:11:33.660 But I think it also shows you that the people who are ready to just crown Ron DeSantis right now, DeSantis is doing a great job.

00:11:41.000 I don't mean to speak ill of what he's doing in Florida, but the people who are willing to crown him, I think, are getting ahead of themselves.

00:11:48.940 There is still a long way to go.

00:11:51.420 Now, one last poll before we get to why the polls don't mean anything at all.

00:11:55.240 Right now in Virginia, there's a race that seemed competitive.

00:11:58.900 It used to seem competitive.

00:12:00.420 Now it seems less competitive.

00:12:01.740 This is Terry McAuliffe, the Democrat versus Glenn Youngkin.

00:12:05.660 There was a poll done by the L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University.

00:12:10.840 43% of likely voters are supporting McAuliffe.

00:12:15.100 That's nine points higher than the 34% who support Youngkin.

00:12:18.320 This means that McAuliffe is increasing his lead over Youngkin.

00:12:22.100 I pointed this out after the debate where the Republican Glenn Youngkin came out.

00:12:26.300 He was asked about the Texas abortion law, and he criticized the Texas abortion law,

00:12:30.780 and he tried to pretend that he was going to be a more moderate, squishy type of guy.

00:12:33.800 I said that was a bad answer because you didn't pick up any lib votes,

00:12:37.960 but you irritated a lot of conservatives who may not be motivated to vote for you now,

00:12:42.060 especially in a state that people considered Democrat.

00:12:44.520 That would seem to be playing out right now.

00:12:47.540 Do not squish.

00:12:48.820 Squishing is a bad idea.

00:12:51.180 But the thing is, despite all of these polls,

00:12:54.040 that's only one aspect of the political problem for Republicans.

00:12:56.940 The broader one is that the liberal establishment has tightened its grip on power

00:12:59.980 and very likely will not let us win in the future.

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00:14:17.560 We all talk about the horse race and, well, this candidate said this,

00:14:21.380 and this candidate did this, and, well, this will appeal to voters,

00:14:23.920 and this will appeal to the suburban women, and this will—

00:14:26.200 And you're kind of missing the broader point here on how our elections are conducted,

00:14:31.200 which is that there are other forces at play beyond public opinion.

00:14:36.360 You saw this with some of the election rules that were passed or just implemented without being legal in 2020.

00:14:45.140 The libs putting their thumb on the scales of the election, saying,

00:14:50.480 oh, okay, yeah, well, you can campaign all you want,

00:14:53.060 but we're going to institute widespread mail-in ballots without any voter ID.

00:14:57.460 We're going to institute motor voter laws.

00:14:59.780 We're going to institute ballot harvesting.

00:15:02.580 We're going to continue counting the votes for days and days and weeks and weeks.

00:15:06.560 Why are we doing that?

00:15:07.120 I don't know.

00:15:07.380 We're going to do this, that, and the other thing to tilt the election in our favor.

00:15:12.020 And even that, the election, the specific election frog stuff, even that is just one aspect.

00:15:17.520 There's another aspect, which is that the people who control the flow of information,

00:15:21.920 the people who control the public square,

00:15:24.040 are not going to allow Republicans too much freedom to make their case.

00:15:30.900 There's a candidate right now for governor of Michigan, Garrett Soldano.

00:15:34.880 He's a primary candidate to be the next governor.

00:15:38.220 He has been permanently blacklisted from YouTube, YouTube owned by Google.

00:15:44.760 This is according to reports.

00:15:46.900 So this guy is running for governor of Michigan,

00:15:49.400 but he can't present his message on the largest video platform in the world.

00:15:55.280 He can't run ads on the largest video platform in the world,

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00:16:21.160 They are now saying, no, that Republican, nope, poof, and he's gone.

00:16:26.340 Google did this a little while ago to Rand Paul.

00:16:32.080 Rand Paul, sitting United States Senator.

00:16:35.100 YouTube censored a video of him speaking on the floor of the Senate.

00:16:40.400 We think that our government is ruled by the executive in the White House

00:16:45.480 and the judges at the Supreme Court

00:16:47.620 and the House members in the lower chamber

00:16:50.620 and the senators in the upper chamber of the legislature.

00:16:52.860 And that's just not true.

00:16:55.760 If that were true,

00:16:57.100 that would be the place with the greatest political breadth,

00:17:00.520 the greatest freedom of speech and freedom of whatever.

00:17:03.740 But it's not.

00:17:05.500 Because then there's Google.

00:17:07.800 And Google can decide,

00:17:09.340 if it likes what people are saying on the floor of the Senate,

00:17:11.580 it will permit that to be broadcast into the public square.

00:17:14.640 And if it doesn't, you know, if it's Rand Paul saying something,

00:17:18.000 then they're just going to disappear it

00:17:19.620 and you're not going to see it.

00:17:20.500 And that's that.

00:17:22.580 Poof.

00:17:23.460 See ya.

00:17:23.980 In both of these cases, by the way,

00:17:25.600 it's because these gentlemen said things

00:17:27.080 that contradicted the liberal regime's COVID policies.

00:17:30.160 The COVID policies, of course,

00:17:31.420 are now not just one aspect of their broader agenda.

00:17:34.640 It is the agenda.

00:17:36.320 The COVID lockdowns are everything.

00:17:38.700 The COVID regulations now will regulate the way that we travel,

00:17:45.740 the way we go to school,

00:17:46.640 the way we go to work,

00:17:47.500 the way we buy things,

00:17:48.760 the way we speak,

00:17:49.960 the way we dress,

00:17:51.540 the way we have our medical care,

00:17:54.260 the way we relate our medical information.

00:17:56.680 It touches everything.

00:17:58.420 It touches everything in the whole country.

00:18:01.660 And so,

00:18:02.500 if a Republican senator or a governor candidate,

00:18:05.520 humanitarian candidate,

00:18:06.640 in any way criticize the way that the liberal regime is governing everything,

00:18:11.920 well, the regime might just say,

00:18:15.000 poof,

00:18:16.060 you're gone.

00:18:17.240 This is something that the left has been working on for a long time.

00:18:21.600 This is a strategy that the left has been honing and perfecting

00:18:24.820 for the better part of 100 years

00:18:26.580 through certainly the progressivism of Woodrow Wilson,

00:18:30.420 then it gets implemented by FDR.

00:18:32.440 But I think you see it really start to hit its stride with global warming.

00:18:36.980 Global warming has all of the same characteristics that we're seeing with the COVID regulations.

00:18:43.720 The time is running out.

00:18:44.920 We have to suspend the normal way our society runs.

00:18:47.620 You have to give us a ton more power.

00:18:49.680 You have to let us regulate every aspect of your life.

00:18:52.500 It's urgent.

00:18:53.380 You'll die if we don't.

00:18:54.440 It's for public health.

00:18:55.200 If you question us,

00:18:55.940 you're a murderer.

00:18:56.600 It's all the same stuff.

00:18:58.200 They've been more effective with COVID

00:18:59.700 because people are more afraid of germs than they are of the sun monster.

00:19:02.900 But it's the exact same strategy.

00:19:04.300 And so Joe Biden now, speaking at the United Nations,

00:19:08.300 doesn't want to put all of his eggs in the COVID basket.

00:19:10.920 He also wants to put some of them in the sun monster basket.

00:19:14.280 This year has also brought widespread death and devastation

00:19:17.680 from the borderless climate crisis.

00:19:22.260 The extreme weather events that we have seen in every part of the world,

00:19:26.560 and you all know it and feel it,

00:19:28.680 represent what the Secretary General has rightly called

00:19:31.280 Code Red for Humanity.

00:19:34.580 And the scientists and experts are telling us

00:19:38.200 that we're fast approaching a point of no return in a literal sense.

00:19:44.200 To keep within our reach the vital goal of limiting global warming

00:19:49.000 to 1.5 degrees Celsius,

00:19:52.100 every nation needs to bring their highest possible ambitions to the table

00:19:56.800 when we meet in Glasgow for COP26.

00:20:01.520 The point of no return in the literal sense,

00:20:04.680 not the figurative sense, in the literal sense.

00:20:06.820 Of course, he is describing the figurative sense.

00:20:08.920 He doesn't mean that we're getting,

00:20:09.960 it's not, we're not getting to some geographic location

00:20:12.060 where you can't turn around anymore.

00:20:13.940 But again, Joe Biden, not a whole lot going on between the ears.

00:20:17.860 My question is,

00:20:21.360 when do we get to that point?

00:20:25.140 When do we get to the point of no return?

00:20:28.380 That's the fear.

00:20:30.160 It's a code red.

00:20:32.040 We're now so close to a point where

00:20:36.500 any of our efforts to mitigate global warming will do nothing.

00:20:40.640 They'll be to no avail if we get to this point of no return.

00:20:43.520 So we've got to do everything now.

00:20:46.700 When's the point?

00:20:48.600 Tell me when, give me a date for the point.

00:20:51.300 Because then once we get to that point,

00:20:52.720 I don't want to hear it anymore.

00:20:53.980 I don't want to hear about how we have to do this and we have to,

00:20:56.240 you just told me it's the point of no return.

00:20:58.940 So let's live it up, buddy.

00:21:01.340 Now, he's not going to give you a date.

00:21:03.600 And if he does give you a date,

00:21:04.820 he's going to downplay that date

00:21:05.860 and everyone's going to forget about that date

00:21:07.240 because they've given us that date before.

00:21:09.120 They've been doing this for decades.

00:21:11.480 1989, Noel Brown, environmentalist

00:21:13.780 who was associated with the United Nations,

00:21:16.260 said that entire nations could be wiped off

00:21:20.900 the face of the earth by rising sea levels

00:21:23.040 if global warming is not reversed by the year 2000.

00:21:26.480 Okay, so at least that's a specific time, right?

00:21:30.600 He says in 1989,

00:21:32.200 if in 11 years we have not reversed global warming,

00:21:35.280 entire nations are going to be wiped off the earth.

00:21:37.680 The year 2000 came.

00:21:38.740 I guess we didn't reverse global warming.

00:21:40.280 We're still talking about it.

00:21:41.200 So, okay, it's over.

00:21:42.560 It's over.

00:21:43.320 We've reached the point of no return.

00:21:44.880 So shut up about it.

00:21:46.680 But they don't shut up about it.

00:21:48.180 The year 2000, David Viner,

00:21:49.520 British climate scientist says,

00:21:51.820 children just aren't going to know what snow is.

00:21:54.060 We're really going to get caught out.

00:21:56.420 Snow will probably cause chaos in 20 years' time

00:21:58.700 because people aren't going to know what it is.

00:22:00.940 Here's just one headline from 2018,

00:22:04.360 you know, 18 years in.

00:22:05.620 London has been hit by a wall of snow

00:22:07.220 and a huge blizzard

00:22:08.000 as the UK is rocked by bone-chilling temperatures,

00:22:10.220 ice and wintry weather

00:22:11.000 from the beast from the east.

00:22:12.820 It goes on.

00:22:13.580 So people, I think children still know what snow is.

00:22:16.520 20 years on,

00:22:18.920 it's all still the same.

00:22:20.960 The predictions were completely wrong.

00:22:22.600 We didn't reach any point of no return.

00:22:24.140 2008, the Forum for the Future says,

00:22:25.840 refugees are expected to move to Antarctica

00:22:27.760 because of the rising temperatures

00:22:29.500 that will see the population of the continent

00:22:32.780 increase to 3.5 million people by 2040.

00:22:36.020 I think in many parts of Antarctica,

00:22:38.880 the temperature is something like

00:22:39.760 negative 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

00:22:42.120 And then the nicest,

00:22:43.400 the most temperate parts of Antarctica,

00:22:44.980 it's about 14 degrees Fahrenheit.

00:22:46.220 I don't think anyone is moving there,

00:22:48.680 building their home to set up their family

00:22:50.920 to live in Antarctica.

00:22:52.060 2009, here we go.

00:22:53.420 This is the stuff you hear.

00:22:54.660 UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown,

00:22:56.540 if we do not reach a deal at this time,

00:22:59.560 let us be in no doubt,

00:23:01.160 once the damage from unchecked emissions growth is done,

00:23:03.460 no retrospective global agreement

00:23:05.520 in some future period can undo that choice.

00:23:09.360 So we should never allow ourselves

00:23:10.760 to lose sight of the catastrophe we face

00:23:12.320 if present warming trends continue.

00:23:13.900 So there it is.

00:23:14.580 2009, if we don't strike a deal right now,

00:23:16.740 if we don't reverse global warming right now,

00:23:18.960 there is nothing that we can do in the future

00:23:20.780 to reverse it and undo it.

00:23:22.640 Okay, well, we didn't do it.

00:23:24.020 Didn't happen.

00:23:24.740 So it's over, right?

00:23:25.680 So shut up about it.

00:23:26.920 And then 2011, Prince Charles is my favorite one.

00:23:29.120 Prince Charles says that he had calculated

00:23:31.020 that we had just 96 months left to save the world.

00:23:35.320 96 months is eight years.

00:23:37.140 This was in 2011.

00:23:38.280 That would bring us to 2019,

00:23:40.200 when the world was over.

00:23:41.820 The world ended in 2019, nothing to do anymore.

00:23:45.560 That was two years ago.

00:23:46.880 Where are we?

00:23:48.180 Are we in Antarctica?

00:23:49.560 No, we're not.

00:23:50.040 Well, we're still just all throughout the world

00:23:52.780 and it's all just fine.

00:23:55.880 And they think we're stupid and we are stupid

00:23:58.040 because we don't pay attention to this.

00:24:01.020 If you do not pay attention,

00:24:05.180 if you do not notice that they keep shifting the goalposts,

00:24:08.740 if you do not see their transparent fear-mongering

00:24:11.600 for what it is,

00:24:12.460 then you deserve the rule of the regime

00:24:14.180 that you're currently living under.

00:24:16.320 Remember that they would tell us,

00:24:17.960 Donald Trump, his language is dark and divisive.

00:24:20.460 Dark and divisive.

00:24:21.120 Listen to the way Joe Biden's talking.

00:24:23.360 A cold, horrible death and destruction is coming.

00:24:27.020 And it's, but it's not.

00:24:28.460 But it's not.

00:24:28.920 No more than it always is

00:24:30.760 because this is a fallen world.

00:24:33.080 But if we do not,

00:24:34.280 if we do not see this for what it is,

00:24:36.620 we deserve the government that we have.

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00:26:26.620 with a lot more.

00:26:27.260 The question we started

00:26:41.060 this show with

00:26:41.820 is how are people

00:26:43.520 following orders

00:26:45.820 from a guy who seems to be

00:26:47.400 half a vegetable

00:26:48.320 at this point?

00:26:49.900 The answer to that is

00:26:51.480 because the regime

00:26:53.280 makes it seem inevitable.

00:26:54.900 And when I say the regime,

00:26:56.900 when I say the ruling class,

00:26:58.260 when I say the establishment,

00:26:59.220 I'm talking mostly about Democrats,

00:27:01.140 but a little bit about Republicans too.

00:27:03.340 There's a wonderful guy,

00:27:04.320 Angelo Cotevilla,

00:27:05.800 who is a Claremont scholar.

00:27:07.880 He was a foreign policy expert.

00:27:11.060 He had been a foreign service officer.

00:27:13.820 He had worked in Senate intelligence.

00:27:17.360 He's really one of the

00:27:19.160 most important minds on the right

00:27:21.600 for understanding

00:27:22.160 our current political moment.

00:27:23.340 And he is someone who

00:27:24.900 said that we're living

00:27:26.980 in an oligarchy,

00:27:27.760 that we were living in a republic,

00:27:28.920 but now we're living

00:27:29.560 in an oligarchy.

00:27:30.380 And coincidentally,

00:27:32.260 I gave a show yesterday

00:27:33.660 on this very point.

00:27:35.200 And coincidentally,

00:27:36.340 or however you want to see it,

00:27:37.920 very sadly,

00:27:38.560 Angelo Cotevilla was killed yesterday.

00:27:40.640 He was killed in a car accident.

00:27:42.760 And he was 78 years old,

00:27:44.140 but he was still publishing constantly.

00:27:46.120 And he had a whole lot more left in him.

00:27:49.760 But Angelo makes this point,

00:27:52.480 that we're now living

00:27:54.260 under this sort of oligarchic regime.

00:27:56.640 And in that,

00:27:57.020 it's not that the Republicans

00:27:57.900 and Democrats are exactly the same.

00:27:59.620 The Democrats are the senior partners.

00:28:02.400 Okay, they're the ones

00:28:02.940 who formed this regime,

00:28:04.880 first by Woodrow Wilson,

00:28:06.100 and then it was implemented

00:28:06.820 by Franklin Roosevelt.

00:28:08.240 But there are Republicans

00:28:09.260 who are the junior partners

00:28:10.300 who want to be part of the regime,

00:28:11.500 who want to be considered intelligent,

00:28:13.640 want to get invited to fancy parties.

00:28:15.540 This is the people

00:28:16.580 who are the court conservatives,

00:28:18.480 the people whose job it is,

00:28:19.800 basically just to legitimize

00:28:21.180 the liberal regime

00:28:21.900 by criticizing Republicans

00:28:23.580 at crucial moments.

00:28:25.180 And it's no surprise

00:28:26.040 that one of the outlets

00:28:27.920 that serves this purpose,

00:28:28.980 it's funded by Democrat money,

00:28:30.720 and it is run

00:28:31.800 by disaffected former Republicans

00:28:33.960 who all they want to do now

00:28:36.040 is suck up to the liberal regime.

00:28:38.300 It's a great testament

00:28:39.740 to Angelo Cotevilla

00:28:40.760 that yesterday when he died,

00:28:42.600 the bulwark celebrated his death.

00:28:44.320 That's a very fine tribute.

00:28:46.180 One of the finest tributes

00:28:47.200 that man could have gotten.

00:28:48.080 The way that they do this,

00:28:51.160 Democrat senior partners,

00:28:52.440 the Republican junior partners,

00:28:53.760 the liberal blob that extends

00:28:54.980 not just in the public sphere,

00:28:56.440 the government,

00:28:56.940 but also in the private sphere

00:28:58.400 like Google and all the rest of it,

00:29:01.080 is they make their rules

00:29:02.440 seem inevitable.

00:29:03.440 That was always the point,

00:29:04.620 that they understood

00:29:05.540 the science of politics.

00:29:07.140 This was the argument

00:29:08.080 of progressivism,

00:29:08.960 and so they're going to take

00:29:09.920 political power away

00:29:10.840 from the people.

00:29:11.600 They're going to give it

00:29:12.260 to technocratic experts,

00:29:13.640 to the scientists,

00:29:15.000 who understand the science

00:29:16.000 of history,

00:29:16.440 and the science of politics,

00:29:17.280 and the science of science,

00:29:18.440 and they are going to run

00:29:19.400 our lives for us.

00:29:21.080 So the way that they rule

00:29:22.900 is through a kind of determinism.

00:29:25.300 There's nothing you can do.

00:29:26.700 The tides of history

00:29:27.700 are always going to move

00:29:28.600 in this one direction.

00:29:29.440 That's why we're on the right

00:29:30.260 side of history.

00:29:31.180 They use all of this language.

00:29:32.620 And they don't just do it

00:29:33.520 on the microbes,

00:29:34.200 and they don't just do it

00:29:34.800 on the sun monster.

00:29:35.640 They do it on economic matters,

00:29:37.240 for instance, as well.

00:29:38.360 Chuck Schumer was just

00:29:39.860 defending his party's

00:29:42.440 last-ditch effort

00:29:43.560 to cram in an amnesty

00:29:45.080 for illegal aliens,

00:29:46.280 mass amnesty,

00:29:47.360 into their ridiculous

00:29:48.400 $3.5 trillion budget bill.

00:29:50.220 And the Senate parliamentarian

00:29:51.580 said,

00:29:51.860 you actually can't do that.

00:29:53.420 So Chuck Schumer

00:29:54.260 started out his diatribe

00:29:56.080 by blasting

00:29:56.920 the Senate parliamentarian.

00:29:58.220 And he explains why

00:29:59.660 the flood of illegal aliens

00:30:01.660 into our country

00:30:02.620 is necessary

00:30:04.760 and inevitable.

00:30:05.860 We're short of workers

00:30:07.640 from one end of America

00:30:08.700 to the other.

00:30:09.300 One of the reasons

00:30:10.060 the Trump administration

00:30:12.280 dramatically cut back

00:30:13.740 on immigrants

00:30:14.360 in this country.

00:30:16.500 We need them.

00:30:17.740 We need them

00:30:18.580 in our labor force.

00:30:19.900 We need them

00:30:20.520 to continue

00:30:21.180 American vitality.

00:30:22.940 We need them

00:30:23.620 because they're part

00:30:24.340 of the American dream.

00:30:26.260 It's estimated

00:30:27.200 in my city by some

00:30:28.440 that one-third

00:30:29.380 of the health care workers

00:30:30.420 at the height of COVID

00:30:31.480 who risked their lives

00:30:33.420 for us

00:30:34.020 were immigrants.

00:30:35.860 Having

00:30:38.700 a strong

00:30:42.160 law

00:30:44.340 that helps

00:30:45.220 our immigrants

00:30:45.860 is vital.

00:30:48.480 The American people

00:30:49.340 understand that

00:30:50.240 fixing our broken

00:30:51.140 immigration system

00:30:52.260 is a moral imperative

00:30:53.880 and an economic imperative.

00:30:56.340 Immigration reform

00:30:57.540 has been

00:30:58.480 one of the most

00:30:59.500 important causes

00:31:00.440 of my time

00:31:01.180 in the Senate

00:31:01.680 and I will not stop

00:31:03.120 fighting to achieve it.

00:31:04.560 It is one of the

00:31:06.100 most important causes

00:31:06.880 to Chuck Schumer

00:31:07.580 because he believes

00:31:09.360 that it will give him

00:31:09.960 a permanent majority.

00:31:11.200 So that's why

00:31:11.540 he's trying to give

00:31:12.040 mass amnesty

00:31:12.640 to people

00:31:13.000 who statistically

00:31:13.620 are much more likely

00:31:14.360 to side with Democrats.

00:31:15.660 But do you hear

00:31:16.440 his argument

00:31:17.580 beyond the typical

00:31:19.800 the health care workers

00:31:21.140 they're the immigrants

00:31:22.060 are the greatest people

00:31:23.000 in the whole world

00:31:23.780 and they never do

00:31:24.840 anything bad

00:31:25.340 and they only do

00:31:25.840 things that are good

00:31:26.460 and how dare you

00:31:27.120 not give them

00:31:27.840 amnesty

00:31:28.620 even though the first act

00:31:29.940 they did in our country

00:31:30.600 was break our laws

00:31:31.420 some of our most basic laws.

00:31:32.440 So what Chuck Schumer

00:31:34.100 does here

00:31:34.600 is beyond the typical

00:31:36.760 political sentimental stuff

00:31:38.960 he says

00:31:40.040 this is

00:31:40.940 inevitable

00:31:42.080 it's predetermined

00:31:43.220 we need it

00:31:44.000 we need

00:31:44.920 immigration

00:31:46.040 we even need

00:31:47.160 illegal immigration

00:31:48.080 because

00:31:49.060 that's the only way

00:31:51.060 to keep our economy running

00:31:52.020 he's saying look

00:31:52.460 we have a labor shortage

00:31:53.420 now

00:31:54.660 why do we have a labor

00:31:55.620 we do kind of have a labor shortage

00:31:56.800 we have a labor shortage

00:31:57.500 in part because Democrats

00:31:58.540 are paying Americans

00:31:59.480 to stay home

00:32:00.060 so we have a largely contrived

00:32:02.880 constructed

00:32:03.640 intentional labor shortage

00:32:05.620 but even before COVID

00:32:07.040 they were still making

00:32:08.060 these arguments

00:32:08.480 before COVID

00:32:08.980 why were they making

00:32:09.600 these arguments

00:32:10.120 they were making

00:32:11.380 these arguments

00:32:12.060 because they would say

00:32:13.180 look

00:32:13.440 we need

00:32:15.640 the immigrants

00:32:17.180 to come in

00:32:17.940 to do these jobs

00:32:19.620 because Americans

00:32:20.740 are not having babies

00:32:21.580 right

00:32:22.240 we are not replacing

00:32:23.300 ourselves in this country

00:32:24.080 the birth rates

00:32:24.600 are plummeting

00:32:25.560 the only way

00:32:26.160 to keep our economy going

00:32:27.080 is to flood the country

00:32:28.140 with immigrants

00:32:28.640 so why are Americans

00:32:29.840 not having babies

00:32:30.580 I'm sure there are

00:32:31.040 a number of reasons

00:32:31.620 but one of the reasons is

00:32:32.680 child care is very expensive

00:32:34.560 and Americans can no longer

00:32:36.200 support a family

00:32:36.900 on a single income

00:32:38.180 why is that the case

00:32:39.780 why is it so expensive

00:32:40.500 to have kids

00:32:41.200 well because

00:32:41.940 people aren't making

00:32:43.240 the same kinds of wages

00:32:44.180 that they used to make

00:32:45.100 relative to the rest

00:32:46.180 of the economy

00:32:46.740 why aren't they making

00:32:47.860 the same kinds of wages

00:32:48.600 they used to make

00:32:49.140 oh in no small part

00:32:50.020 because we're flooding

00:32:50.620 the country with immigrants

00:32:51.520 and when we're not flooding

00:32:52.560 the country with immigrants

00:32:53.320 or I suppose

00:32:53.700 in tandem with flooding

00:32:54.800 the country with immigrants

00:32:55.520 we're outsourcing

00:32:56.480 a lot of good jobs

00:32:57.440 also to boost up GDP

00:32:59.260 because we've got to boost up GDP

00:33:00.520 even though the gains

00:33:01.380 are going to go

00:33:01.800 disproportionately

00:33:02.420 to people who are

00:33:03.700 on the side of the regime

00:33:04.580 and the deplorable

00:33:05.220 irredeemable

00:33:05.900 working class Americans

00:33:06.920 are going to get

00:33:08.040 absolutely hosed

00:33:09.880 in the ensuing process

00:33:13.380 do you see

00:33:14.800 the perversity of this

00:33:16.140 the illegal immigration

00:33:19.760 is inevitable

00:33:20.520 and necessary

00:33:21.240 because

00:33:22.540 of the situation

00:33:25.060 that we ourselves

00:33:25.940 constructed

00:33:26.600 but we set up

00:33:28.180 the system

00:33:28.840 to flood the country

00:33:29.680 with the immigrants

00:33:30.520 it's this feedback cycle

00:33:31.900 and no one is allowed

00:33:33.180 to say boo about

00:33:34.000 hey

00:33:34.320 don't flood the country

00:33:36.940 with a lot of low

00:33:37.820 low skilled labor

00:33:38.880 that's going to

00:33:39.580 lower American wages

00:33:41.120 just don't do it

00:33:42.240 you have a labor shortage

00:33:43.460 bump up wages

00:33:44.660 how about that

00:33:45.660 don't

00:33:47.120 outsource

00:33:47.960 but we have

00:33:48.640 we have to flood the country

00:33:49.940 with cheap labor

00:33:50.700 no you don't

00:33:52.020 no you don't

00:33:52.800 but the economists

00:33:53.900 tell me we have to

00:33:54.920 well I don't care

00:33:55.520 what the economists say

00:33:56.400 but the experts

00:33:57.780 the experts say

00:33:59.100 that we have to

00:33:59.640 I don't care

00:34:00.080 what the experts say

00:34:00.840 I care what we

00:34:02.220 the people say

00:34:02.760 because I think

00:34:03.940 we still have

00:34:04.380 self-government

00:34:04.900 don't we

00:34:05.240 maybe we don't

00:34:06.820 we did have

00:34:07.380 self-government

00:34:08.120 before we transformed

00:34:08.880 from a republic

00:34:09.640 increasingly into

00:34:11.380 an oligarchy

00:34:11.940 but I think

00:34:12.940 there's still

00:34:13.320 a little glimmer

00:34:13.800 of hope left

00:34:14.440 and I don't want

00:34:15.440 to hear a word

00:34:15.900 from I don't want

00:34:16.400 to hear boo

00:34:16.780 from the experts

00:34:17.480 and you know what

00:34:18.620 I don't want you

00:34:19.200 outsourcing our jobs

00:34:20.240 to China either

00:34:21.000 but Michael

00:34:22.500 Michael

00:34:23.340 the experts say

00:34:24.500 that we

00:34:24.780 there's no way

00:34:25.980 I actually

00:34:26.560 I spoke to a conservative

00:34:27.600 some years ago

00:34:28.180 I said Michael

00:34:29.020 which party do you think

00:34:30.300 is going to bring

00:34:30.720 the jobs back

00:34:31.280 from China

00:34:31.660 I said I don't know

00:34:33.740 I mean I guess

00:34:34.140 the republicans

00:34:34.620 we said wrong answer

00:34:35.700 the jobs are not

00:34:36.380 coming back

00:34:36.800 they can't come back

00:34:37.600 there's no way

00:34:38.200 they can come back

00:34:39.020 it's inevitable

00:34:40.060 it's not inevitable

00:34:41.060 it's not inevitable

00:34:42.700 Trump

00:34:44.280 who you know

00:34:45.420 was less effective

00:34:46.220 than we all hoped

00:34:47.480 he would be

00:34:48.000 he brought some

00:34:49.120 manufacturing jobs back

00:34:50.060 it's not

00:34:50.500 it's not inevitable

00:34:52.280 it's such a

00:34:53.880 it's such a farce

00:34:55.000 it's such a

00:34:55.600 it's such an op

00:34:57.680 to use

00:34:58.400 in honor of

00:34:59.700 Angelo Cotevilla

00:35:00.380 I'll use terms

00:35:01.060 from the Claremont

00:35:01.700 people today

00:35:02.280 it's an op

00:35:02.720 it's just a political

00:35:03.720 operation

00:35:04.320 look at what

00:35:06.960 AOC is doing

00:35:07.620 right now

00:35:07.940 remember AOC

00:35:08.520 wore that dress

00:35:09.120 the other day

00:35:09.640 but AOC

00:35:11.500 was

00:35:12.380 showing up

00:35:13.860 to the Met Gala

00:35:14.480 the fanciest event

00:35:15.300 of the year

00:35:15.700 and she shows up

00:35:16.620 with all her fancy friends

00:35:17.660 $35,000 a ticket

00:35:18.880 and she wears a dress

00:35:19.580 that says

00:35:19.900 tax the rich

00:35:20.620 ooh

00:35:21.480 ooh

00:35:22.540 spicy

00:35:23.020 she's a radical

00:35:24.420 ooh gosh

00:35:25.160 right

00:35:25.380 except she's not

00:35:25.960 she's a tool

00:35:26.460 of the plutocratic

00:35:27.300 neoliberal oligarchy

00:35:28.580 and she's sort of

00:35:30.120 she's one of their

00:35:31.040 little gestures

00:35:31.520 on the left

00:35:32.140 and then they've got

00:35:32.920 their little gestures

00:35:33.500 on the right

00:35:34.060 like the

00:35:34.780 you know

00:35:35.160 the people

00:35:35.520 whose magazines

00:35:36.200 they fund

00:35:36.700 and

00:35:37.700 and that's it

00:35:38.780 and then there's

00:35:39.140 the pretend opposition

00:35:40.160 but they continue

00:35:40.920 to rule

00:35:41.280 so AOC

00:35:42.040 is taking

00:35:42.500 one step further

00:35:43.420 she is now

00:35:44.980 she's now created

00:35:46.460 a line of

00:35:47.020 tax the rich products

00:35:48.300 she's now selling

00:35:49.660 tax the rich merch

00:35:50.920 on her website

00:35:52.000 you can get a sweatshirt

00:35:54.140 for the low low

00:35:55.320 proletarian price

00:35:56.360 of $58

00:35:57.060 you can get a t-shirt

00:35:59.280 for the

00:36:00.300 the really reasonable

00:36:01.580 $27

00:36:02.760 for a t-shirt

00:36:04.060 you can get a dad hat

00:36:05.800 I don't know what that is

00:36:06.540 for $28

00:36:07.040 I'm a dad

00:36:09.200 so I probably own some

00:36:09.980 you can get a sticker

00:36:11.020 oh stickers are only $10

00:36:12.160 a mug

00:36:13.900 for $27

00:36:14.880 and a tote bag

00:36:16.480 for $27

00:36:17.060 this is outrageous

00:36:19.280 if

00:36:20.620 if we're gonna tax

00:36:22.100 if we're gonna go

00:36:22.600 eat the rich

00:36:23.120 let's start with

00:36:23.960 the AOC

00:36:25.560 campaign merch fund

00:36:26.860 but it's all just

00:36:28.940 it highlights

00:36:30.380 in particular

00:36:31.460 what a farce

00:36:32.140 the whole thing is

00:36:32.880 yeah

00:36:33.740 stick it to the man

00:36:35.700 yeah

00:36:36.660 tax the rich

00:36:37.360 by giving me

00:36:37.900 $58

00:36:38.840 for a sweatshirt

00:36:40.420 yeah

00:36:40.780 that'll show them

00:36:41.540 yeah

00:36:41.920 yeah look

00:36:42.980 look

00:36:43.480 when I went to the

00:36:44.500 fancy party

00:36:45.040 with all my

00:36:45.500 extremely rich friends

00:36:46.540 masters of the universe

00:36:47.480 oligarchs

00:36:48.200 yeah I wore a dress

00:36:49.600 that

00:36:50.560 that kind of

00:36:52.560 you know

00:36:53.220 it's

00:36:53.600 it was subversive

00:36:54.580 wasn't it

00:36:55.240 and that's why

00:36:55.920 they all celebrated me

00:36:56.900 for it

00:36:57.280 and put me in magazines

00:36:58.440 because of how subversive

00:36:59.480 it was

00:36:59.860 and it's so subversive

00:37:01.120 I'm gonna sell it

00:37:01.640 for $58

00:37:02.080 is there a way

00:37:04.380 to fight back

00:37:04.820 I don't want to just

00:37:05.400 leave us on this really

00:37:06.240 down negative note

00:37:08.140 I

00:37:08.280 cause I

00:37:08.740 cause I'm not a

00:37:09.500 determinist either

00:37:10.320 I think that there actually

00:37:11.380 is still a way

00:37:12.140 to fight back

00:37:12.740 though like Joe Biden

00:37:13.980 with the sun monster

00:37:14.680 I do think time

00:37:15.360 is running out

00:37:15.980 I don't

00:37:17.720 I don't think

00:37:18.160 there's a point

00:37:18.600 of no return

00:37:19.340 but I think

00:37:19.740 there's a point

00:37:20.180 at which we might

00:37:20.740 have to suffer

00:37:21.200 through a thousand

00:37:21.700 years of darkness

00:37:22.340 before we can

00:37:23.020 you know

00:37:24.060 start to fight back

00:37:25.580 again

00:37:25.760 I don't think

00:37:26.400 we're there yet

00:37:26.900 either

00:37:27.200 so how do we

00:37:27.840 fight back

00:37:28.240 Ron DeSantis

00:37:29.060 in Florida

00:37:29.540 is actually

00:37:30.240 showing a way

00:37:31.040 Ron DeSantis

00:37:32.060 is showing a way

00:37:33.120 by playing

00:37:34.600 politics

00:37:35.720 the way

00:37:36.420 that politics

00:37:37.280 actually exists

00:37:38.320 not the way

00:37:39.080 that we pretend

00:37:39.600 it exists

00:37:40.180 in civics class

00:37:41.020 but the way

00:37:41.680 it actually exists

00:37:42.560 he's doing it

00:37:44.240 through one of his

00:37:44.940 appointments

00:37:45.340 through a public

00:37:46.080 health appointment

00:37:46.780 through the new

00:37:47.680 Surgeon General

00:37:48.360 of Florida

00:37:48.900 I'm pleased to be able

00:37:50.780 to be with you all

00:37:52.220 today to announce

00:37:53.240 that Dr. Joseph

00:37:55.260 Latipo will be

00:37:57.140 Surgeon General

00:37:57.980 for the state

00:37:58.540 of Florida

00:37:58.980 Dr. Latipo

00:38:00.820 comes with us

00:38:01.580 by way of the

00:38:02.500 David Geffen

00:38:03.140 School of Medicine

00:38:04.000 at UCLA

00:38:05.420 he graduated

00:38:06.680 from Wake Forest

00:38:07.540 and received

00:38:08.140 his medical degree

00:38:09.100 from Harvard

00:38:09.740 Medical School

00:38:10.460 and his PhD

00:38:11.720 in health policy

00:38:12.700 from Harvard

00:38:13.320 Graduate School

00:38:14.160 of Arts and Sciences

00:38:15.260 and his medical

00:38:16.220 board certifications

00:38:17.140 include internal

00:38:17.860 medicine

00:38:18.400 American Board

00:38:19.400 of Internal Medicine

00:38:20.200 in 2011

00:38:21.040 he comes to

00:38:22.560 Florida

00:38:23.180 with really

00:38:24.100 a superb

00:38:25.280 background

00:38:25.900 bringing superb

00:38:27.400 intellect

00:38:27.720 but also I think

00:38:29.080 will bring

00:38:29.780 great leadership

00:38:30.720 okay so

00:38:32.580 this is a little

00:38:33.980 strange for Ron

00:38:34.960 DeSantis

00:38:35.280 to be going

00:38:35.880 through this

00:38:36.320 litany

00:38:36.820 of all

00:38:37.620 the credentials

00:38:38.360 all of the

00:38:39.160 specifically

00:38:39.720 sort of

00:38:41.100 liberal regime

00:38:41.920 credentials

00:38:42.360 right

00:38:42.620 the Ivy League

00:38:43.260 School

00:38:43.580 and Harvard

00:38:44.060 Medical

00:38:44.480 and this

00:38:44.820 so why

00:38:45.540 is he doing

00:38:45.960 is he doing

00:38:46.420 it because

00:38:46.800 he believes

00:38:47.280 these things

00:38:47.700 are really

00:38:48.520 markers

00:38:49.000 of one's

00:38:50.120 greatness

00:38:50.600 and virtue

00:38:51.100 no

00:38:51.780 Republicans

00:38:52.840 especially

00:38:53.220 DeSantis

00:38:53.580 usually kind

00:38:54.120 of play

00:38:54.540 down all

00:38:54.940 that stuff

00:38:55.380 you know

00:38:55.600 yeah okay

00:38:56.080 I went to

00:38:56.520 whatever

00:38:56.760 I went to

00:38:57.080 Harvard

00:38:57.300 I went to

00:38:57.680 Yale

00:38:57.880 but you know

00:38:58.440 what does

00:38:58.880 that mean

00:38:59.180 these days

00:38:59.580 there are a

00:38:59.840 bunch of

00:39:00.080 crazy degenerates

00:39:00.900 who don't

00:39:01.080 know anything

00:39:01.440 who go to

00:39:01.780 those places

00:39:02.240 the reason

00:39:05.280 I'm getting

00:39:06.140 giddy

00:39:06.620 I'm getting

00:39:06.900 butterflies

00:39:07.420 just listening

00:39:08.500 to DeSantis

00:39:09.000 make this

00:39:09.380 introduction

00:39:09.820 is because

00:39:10.640 you know

00:39:11.100 if he's going

00:39:12.160 to open up

00:39:12.680 with this

00:39:12.920 big defense

00:39:13.440 of look

00:39:13.700 he's got

00:39:14.000 all the smart

00:39:14.420 credentials

00:39:14.760 you know

00:39:16.080 this guy

00:39:16.640 is going

00:39:17.220 to be an

00:39:17.620 absolute

00:39:18.160 wrecking

00:39:19.540 ball

00:39:19.860 for the

00:39:20.700 conservatives

00:39:21.160 and he

00:39:22.240 does not

00:39:22.540 disappoint

00:39:22.920 I talked

00:39:24.020 to the

00:39:24.260 governor

00:39:24.480 and there

00:39:24.800 are a few

00:39:25.100 things

00:39:25.460 that we're

00:39:25.820 going to

00:39:26.100 keep in

00:39:26.640 mind

00:39:26.960 as we

00:39:27.340 approach

00:39:27.680 public

00:39:28.040 health

00:39:28.340 here

00:39:28.600 in the

00:39:29.640 state

00:39:29.840 of Florida

00:39:30.280 Florida

00:39:30.940 will

00:39:31.740 completely

00:39:32.380 reject

00:39:32.900 fear

00:39:33.360 as a way

00:39:34.280 of

00:39:34.880 making

00:39:35.640 policies

00:39:36.240 in

00:39:37.200 public

00:39:37.860 health

00:39:38.200 so we're

00:39:38.640 done

00:39:38.860 with

00:39:39.060 fear

00:39:39.320 we're

00:39:39.680 going

00:39:39.800 to be

00:39:39.980 very

00:39:40.160 explicit

00:39:40.600 about

00:39:40.940 the

00:39:41.120 differences

00:39:41.480 between

00:39:42.000 the

00:39:42.300 science

00:39:42.840 and our

00:39:43.800 opinions

00:39:44.300 and this

00:39:44.940 idea

00:39:45.400 that

00:39:45.800 people

00:39:46.360 don't

00:39:46.660 get to

00:39:46.940 make

00:39:47.080 their

00:39:47.240 own

00:39:47.640 decisions

00:39:48.160 on

00:39:49.080 issues

00:39:49.860 of

00:39:50.060 health

00:39:50.280 related

00:39:50.660 to

00:39:50.900 their

00:39:51.100 own

00:39:51.520 personal

00:39:52.300 health

00:39:52.780 is

00:39:53.720 wrong

00:39:56.320 and

00:39:56.840 it's

00:39:57.140 not

00:39:58.540 something

00:39:58.920 that we're

00:39:59.280 going to

00:39:59.580 be

00:39:59.680 about

00:39:59.920 there

00:40:00.200 are

00:40:00.380 good

00:40:00.580 reasons

00:40:00.880 to

00:40:01.080 reject

00:40:01.340 lockdowns

00:40:01.880 after

00:40:02.220 lockdowns

00:40:02.940 overall

00:40:03.540 mortality

00:40:04.060 increase

00:40:04.740 lockdowns

00:40:05.700 are bad

00:40:06.120 we need

00:40:06.740 to

00:40:06.960 respect

00:40:07.500 human

00:40:07.920 rights

00:40:08.380 that

00:40:09.140 people

00:40:09.840 do

00:40:10.220 have

00:40:10.500 autonomy

00:40:10.920 over

00:40:11.180 their

00:40:11.360 lives

00:40:11.740 and

00:40:12.180 it's

00:40:12.360 not

00:40:12.600 okay

00:40:13.060 to

00:40:13.480 it's

00:40:13.960 not

00:40:14.100 even

00:40:14.240 not

00:40:14.440 okay

00:40:14.800 but

00:40:15.020 it's

00:40:15.180 not

00:40:15.380 virtuous

00:40:16.080 and

00:40:16.340 it's

00:40:16.440 not

00:40:16.600 right

00:40:16.920 to

00:40:17.540 just

00:40:17.920 sort

00:40:18.240 of

00:40:18.340 take

00:40:18.660 away

00:40:18.880 those

00:40:19.140 rights

00:40:19.420 from

00:40:19.640 individuals

00:40:20.180 vaccines

00:40:20.840 are

00:40:21.280 up to

00:40:21.540 the

00:40:21.660 person

00:40:21.960 there's

00:40:22.540 nothing

00:40:22.900 special

00:40:23.440 about

00:40:23.760 them

00:40:23.980 compared

00:40:24.280 to

00:40:24.500 any

00:40:24.740 other

00:40:25.040 preventive

00:40:25.560 measure

00:40:27.400 the

00:40:27.840 state

00:40:28.040 should

00:40:28.220 be

00:40:28.360 promoting

00:40:28.720 good

00:40:29.100 health

00:40:29.420 and

00:40:29.920 vaccination

00:40:30.380 isn't

00:40:30.980 the only

00:40:34.740 yes

00:40:36.140 yes

00:40:37.320 oh man

00:40:38.760 I know

00:40:39.180 that everyone's

00:40:39.680 talking about

00:40:39.960 DeSantis

00:40:40.280 for president

00:40:40.860 let's run

00:40:41.540 that guy

00:40:41.900 for president

00:40:42.500 let's run

00:40:42.900 them both

00:40:43.260 let's run

00:40:43.580 them both

00:40:43.800 on a ticket

00:40:44.200 oh my gosh

00:40:45.460 I love

00:40:45.960 this guy

00:40:46.520 I knew

00:40:47.380 I knew

00:40:47.980 it

00:40:48.160 when DeSantis

00:40:48.720 was saying

00:40:49.060 look before

00:40:50.080 he starts

00:40:50.460 talking

00:40:50.780 he went

00:40:51.340 to Harvard

00:40:51.780 he went

00:40:53.400 to your

00:40:53.700 school

00:40:54.020 libs

00:40:54.420 he went

00:40:55.160 to Harvard

00:40:55.440 medical

00:40:55.780 actually

00:40:56.280 which is

00:40:56.660 even more

00:40:57.040 impressive

00:40:57.440 yeah

00:40:58.000 yeah

00:40:59.440 oh he was

00:40:59.860 at what

00:41:00.080 was it

00:41:00.340 UCLA or

00:41:00.860 something

00:41:01.060 yeah

00:41:01.300 that's

00:41:01.520 another

00:41:01.700 one

00:41:01.820 of your

00:41:01.980 schools

00:41:02.220 all right

00:41:03.460 buddy

00:41:03.660 what do

00:41:03.860 you have

00:41:04.740 masks are

00:41:05.180 stupid

00:41:05.560 vaccines

00:41:06.180 are stupid

00:41:06.760 the vaccine

00:41:07.540 mandates

00:41:07.940 and the mask

00:41:08.400 mandates

00:41:08.660 are especially

00:41:09.180 stupid

00:41:09.700 people have

00:41:10.420 control over

00:41:10.880 their lives

00:41:11.260 don't live

00:41:11.700 in fear

00:41:12.000 focus on

00:41:12.540 virtue

00:41:12.840 ha ha ha

00:41:13.480 that's what

00:41:13.920 he said

00:41:14.160 I love

00:41:16.560 it

00:41:17.280 I totally

00:41:17.820 love it

00:41:18.840 it's

00:41:19.300 this is what

00:41:20.580 you need to

00:41:20.940 hear

00:41:21.060 because by the

00:41:21.560 way when he's

00:41:21.960 saying he's

00:41:22.260 not quite saying

00:41:22.800 vaccines are

00:41:23.260 stupid but he's

00:41:23.900 making a very

00:41:24.460 important point

00:41:24.900 he's saying

00:41:25.160 yeah vaccines

00:41:26.260 are fine but

00:41:27.000 they're just

00:41:27.400 one measure

00:41:28.620 they're just

00:41:30.040 one measure

00:41:30.640 there are

00:41:32.180 other

00:41:32.740 what about

00:41:33.220 therapeutics

00:41:33.960 think about

00:41:34.660 this with

00:41:34.940 AIDS

00:41:35.200 for years

00:41:37.060 and years

00:41:37.380 decades

00:41:37.640 and decades

00:41:38.180 under the

00:41:38.880 guidance of

00:41:39.220 Dr. Fauci

00:41:39.620 actually

00:41:39.920 the federal

00:41:40.660 government

00:41:40.960 tried to

00:41:41.500 find a vaccine

00:41:42.200 for AIDS

00:41:42.560 it never

00:41:42.860 happened

00:41:43.140 they never

00:41:43.480 found one

00:41:43.880 but people

00:41:44.760 with AIDS

00:41:45.160 can live a

00:41:45.600 very long

00:41:45.920 time now

00:41:46.340 because of

00:41:47.080 therapeutics

00:41:47.660 because of

00:41:47.960 drugs

00:41:48.200 why

00:41:48.620 they did

00:41:48.940 the same

00:41:49.360 sort of

00:41:50.120 focus

00:41:50.500 here in

00:41:51.080 coronavirus

00:41:51.560 put all

00:41:52.120 the money

00:41:52.340 behind a

00:41:52.680 vaccine

00:41:52.960 don't focus

00:41:53.480 on any

00:41:53.780 treatments

00:41:54.160 if anyone

00:41:55.000 does take

00:41:55.340 a treatment

00:41:55.640 say that

00:41:55.980 they're eating

00:41:56.260 horse paste

00:41:56.740 or something

00:41:57.160 and this guy

00:41:58.300 comes out

00:41:58.800 an appointed

00:42:00.080 figure

00:42:00.620 and says

00:42:01.560 yeah the

00:42:01.880 lockdowns

00:42:02.380 actually were

00:42:02.840 bad

00:42:03.340 the insane

00:42:04.440 focus on

00:42:05.080 these little

00:42:05.440 measures

00:42:05.780 are bad

00:42:06.500 we're not

00:42:06.960 going to do it

00:42:07.340 we're not

00:42:07.600 going to live

00:42:07.880 in fear

00:42:08.120 I know that

00:42:09.300 YouTube

00:42:09.720 or all these

00:42:10.320 other places

00:42:10.680 are going to

00:42:10.920 try to take

00:42:11.280 me down

00:42:11.540 for that

00:42:11.800 I'm quoting

00:42:12.700 the science

00:42:13.340 I'm just

00:42:13.820 playing you

00:42:14.360 the science

00:42:15.000 and a man

00:42:16.340 who says

00:42:16.680 there's a big

00:42:17.220 difference

00:42:17.580 between science

00:42:18.460 and our

00:42:19.340 political

00:42:19.640 opinions

00:42:20.100 on Monday

00:42:24.840 500 women

00:42:27.760 including

00:42:29.000 US soccer

00:42:30.300 player

00:42:30.800 Megan Rapinoe

00:42:31.960 and lots of

00:42:32.440 other professional

00:42:32.980 athletes

00:42:33.500 called on the

00:42:35.100 Supreme Court

00:42:35.720 to strike down

00:42:37.160 the Mississippi

00:42:37.640 law that

00:42:38.180 prevents babies

00:42:38.860 from being

00:42:39.280 killed

00:42:39.620 by abortion

00:42:40.500 why is this

00:42:43.320 news

00:42:43.600 why do I

00:42:44.360 care what

00:42:44.820 Megan Rapinoe

00:42:45.560 thinks about

00:42:46.060 anything

00:42:46.380 I certainly

00:42:47.020 don't

00:42:47.400 why does

00:42:48.000 the Supreme

00:42:48.380 Court care

00:42:48.840 what Megan

00:42:49.440 Rapinoe

00:42:49.780 thinks about

00:42:50.220 anything

00:42:50.520 they certainly

00:42:51.680 should not

00:42:52.340 the reason

00:42:53.380 they're filing

00:42:54.120 this brief

00:42:54.660 for the court

00:42:55.180 is they just

00:42:56.640 want to gin

00:42:57.580 up public

00:42:58.040 opinion to

00:42:58.620 pressure the

00:42:59.080 court to

00:42:59.700 strike down

00:43:00.140 a law that

00:43:00.540 protects all

00:43:01.280 these babies

00:43:01.700 from being

00:43:02.060 killed

00:43:02.320 this is a

00:43:03.140 Supreme Court

00:43:03.560 case that

00:43:03.900 very possibly

00:43:04.460 could overturn

00:43:05.540 Roe vs.

00:43:06.180 Wade and

00:43:07.160 Planned Parenthood

00:43:07.720 B. Casey

00:43:08.160 which was the

00:43:08.680 case that

00:43:09.420 affirmed Roe vs.

00:43:10.220 Wade

00:43:10.360 the only reason

00:43:12.960 this story

00:43:13.600 struck me in

00:43:15.320 any way as

00:43:15.760 newsworthy

00:43:16.200 is I thought

00:43:17.000 it was kind

00:43:17.420 of weird

00:43:17.880 that Megan

00:43:19.460 Rapinoe would

00:43:20.600 be so

00:43:20.980 concerned about

00:43:22.360 abortion

00:43:22.840 because last

00:43:24.240 time I

00:43:24.600 checked

00:43:25.040 Megan Rapinoe

00:43:26.360 was very

00:43:26.920 famously

00:43:27.560 not interested

00:43:29.580 in men

00:43:30.140 I don't

00:43:31.440 I don't think

00:43:32.120 there is any

00:43:33.000 occasion on

00:43:34.780 which Megan

00:43:35.580 Rapinoe would

00:43:36.320 require or

00:43:37.780 desire or have

00:43:39.660 any relationship

00:43:40.440 to an

00:43:41.760 abortion

00:43:42.160 nobody ever

00:43:44.360 requires an

00:43:45.060 abortion

00:43:45.420 least of all

00:43:47.200 Megan Rapinoe

00:43:48.020 so why

00:43:49.160 why is one

00:43:49.900 of the most

00:43:50.200 famous lesbians

00:43:50.960 in the country

00:43:51.460 so ginned up

00:43:52.300 about abortion

00:43:52.840 an issue that

00:43:53.280 has absolutely

00:43:54.140 nothing to do

00:43:54.640 with her

00:43:54.900 I think it

00:43:56.160 gets to

00:43:56.700 this issue

00:43:58.540 that is really

00:44:00.080 at the heart

00:44:00.760 of leftism

00:44:02.780 but really at the

00:44:03.420 heart of liberalism

00:44:04.260 and actually kind

00:44:04.980 of at the heart

00:44:05.340 of some libertarianism

00:44:06.380 too

00:44:06.680 this radical

00:44:08.680 individualism

00:44:09.720 that what

00:44:11.600 the left

00:44:13.120 and the right

00:44:13.800 have been doing

00:44:14.480 since the 1960s

00:44:15.960 since the kind

00:44:16.400 of cultural

00:44:16.900 revolutions

00:44:17.420 of the 1960s

00:44:18.500 but you saw

00:44:19.720 the seeds of this

00:44:20.260 going back

00:44:20.620 hundreds and

00:44:21.080 hundreds of

00:44:21.440 years

00:44:21.680 is prioritizing

00:44:23.600 the individual

00:44:24.840 above all

00:44:26.520 else

00:44:26.900 that the

00:44:27.740 defining feature

00:44:30.360 of all of

00:44:31.000 modernity

00:44:31.580 is emancipation

00:44:33.020 emancipation

00:44:34.500 from

00:44:35.000 kings

00:44:36.740 emancipation

00:44:38.340 from

00:44:39.000 your home

00:44:40.080 country

00:44:40.540 emancipation

00:44:41.760 from social

00:44:42.620 mores

00:44:43.340 emancipation

00:44:44.340 from the family

00:44:45.200 emancipation

00:44:46.020 even from

00:44:47.100 yourself

00:44:47.840 emancipation

00:44:48.880 even if I'm a man

00:44:49.660 I want to be

00:44:50.040 emancipated

00:44:50.820 and seem like

00:44:51.480 a woman

00:44:51.840 that I can

00:44:52.280 now do that

00:44:53.020 emancipation

00:44:54.060 from the natural

00:44:54.720 bonds of

00:44:55.340 motherhood

00:44:55.800 if I don't

00:44:56.880 want to be

00:44:57.200 a mother

00:44:57.520 but I am

00:44:58.000 I'll just

00:44:58.400 kill the

00:44:58.720 baby

00:44:58.980 and that's

00:44:59.380 part of

00:45:00.120 the emancipation

00:45:00.840 that's my

00:45:01.260 right

00:45:01.680 it all

00:45:03.800 goes in

00:45:04.420 together

00:45:04.900 I know

00:45:06.020 some people

00:45:06.580 seem to

00:45:06.980 think that

00:45:07.520 you know

00:45:08.920 feminism

00:45:09.560 is going to

00:45:10.340 undermine

00:45:10.840 transgenderism

00:45:11.820 or the

00:45:13.020 LGBT movement

00:45:14.040 but it's

00:45:14.400 all kind

00:45:15.080 of the

00:45:15.300 same

00:45:15.420 it all

00:45:15.700 gets down

00:45:16.180 to this

00:45:16.640 fundamental

00:45:18.040 emancipation

00:45:19.120 from any

00:45:19.860 sort of

00:45:20.240 natural

00:45:20.740 bounds

00:45:21.600 any sort

00:45:22.120 of natural

00:45:22.560 distinctions

00:45:23.260 which is

00:45:24.700 why I was

00:45:26.020 really

00:45:26.780 shocked

00:45:28.060 I shouldn't

00:45:28.380 have been

00:45:28.600 shocked though

00:45:29.040 to see that

00:45:29.660 this is

00:45:29.880 infecting

00:45:30.540 every element

00:45:31.680 of society

00:45:32.260 including

00:45:32.840 even

00:45:33.300 Catholics

00:45:34.400 you know

00:45:34.740 the Catholics

00:45:35.640 should be

00:45:36.580 the holdout

00:45:37.140 here

00:45:37.440 because the

00:45:38.300 Catholics

00:45:38.780 just never

00:45:40.660 really went

00:45:41.100 along with

00:45:41.760 all that

00:45:42.060 kind of

00:45:42.420 modern

00:45:42.840 individualism

00:45:43.900 liberalism

00:45:45.020 they just

00:45:45.260 kind of

00:45:45.460 rejected

00:45:45.800 that

00:45:45.980 they're

00:45:46.140 pretty

00:45:46.380 old school

00:45:47.440 about these

00:45:47.860 things

00:45:48.100 and yet

00:45:48.520 I saw

00:45:48.740 this article

00:45:49.240 the other

00:45:49.520 day

00:45:49.700 a post-modern

00:45:50.860 Catholic

00:45:51.360 divinity

00:45:51.860 student

00:45:52.320 lets go

00:45:53.240 for a

00:45:53.560 moment

00:45:53.780 of grace

00:45:54.360 and this

00:45:55.040 student

00:45:55.640 was describing

00:45:57.200 how he

00:45:58.140 wanted to

00:45:58.760 visit a

00:45:59.360 Hindu temple

00:46:00.100 so he wanted

00:46:00.980 to go visit

00:46:01.420 a Hindu temple

00:46:02.000 ceremony

00:46:02.400 for an

00:46:02.760 assignment

00:46:03.100 in his

00:46:04.560 graduate

00:46:05.200 seminar

00:46:05.700 and so

00:46:07.220 he didn't

00:46:09.120 end up doing

00:46:09.560 that because

00:46:09.880 he was afraid

00:46:10.340 of coronavirus

00:46:10.820 so he just

00:46:11.720 did it

00:46:12.020 online which

00:46:12.680 makes the

00:46:13.040 story even

00:46:13.500 funnier

00:46:13.840 but he's

00:46:14.340 there and

00:46:14.640 he's sort

00:46:14.900 of digitally

00:46:15.800 participating

00:46:16.420 in this

00:46:17.020 and then

00:46:18.500 he's watching

00:46:19.120 it and kind

00:46:19.600 of taking

00:46:19.920 notes but

00:46:20.300 he said no

00:46:20.580 I shouldn't

00:46:21.180 just watch

00:46:21.680 it I should

00:46:22.500 participate in

00:46:23.360 this as well

00:46:24.540 I'm doing

00:46:25.280 this wrong

00:46:26.000 I'm observing

00:46:26.680 but I'm not

00:46:28.140 part of the

00:46:29.000 puja

00:46:29.400 I'm not

00:46:30.160 I'm not

00:46:30.480 I'm distancing

00:46:31.000 myself

00:46:31.480 so he paused

00:46:32.260 the video

00:46:32.620 takes a deep

00:46:33.200 breath

00:46:33.400 exhales

00:46:33.960 and he

00:46:34.520 stares into

00:46:35.180 Ganesha's

00:46:35.840 eyes and

00:46:36.880 something wonderful

00:46:37.540 happens

00:46:37.940 I'm entranced

00:46:39.020 mesmerized

00:46:39.820 Ganesha's eyes

00:46:40.760 seem to stare

00:46:41.400 back as the

00:46:42.400 chanting wafts

00:46:43.260 over me

00:46:43.680 I slide

00:46:44.440 into its

00:46:44.820 rhythm

00:46:45.200 one voice

00:46:46.120 just breathing

00:46:46.800 just being

00:46:47.520 the chanting

00:46:48.440 the distance

00:46:49.240 of bells

00:46:49.880 as the puja

00:46:51.000 ends

00:46:51.520 I'm still

00:46:52.300 staring into

00:46:52.920 Ganesha's

00:46:53.480 eyes

00:46:53.860 the eyes

00:46:54.500 of Ganesha

00:46:55.020 are all that

00:46:55.580 exists

00:46:56.020 all that there

00:46:56.660 is in my

00:46:57.120 world

00:46:57.600 what happened

00:46:59.540 what happened

00:46:59.560 a moment of

00:47:00.320 grace

00:47:00.740 even though I

00:47:02.520 was in a

00:47:02.800 non-Christian

00:47:03.300 setting

00:47:03.700 I must find

00:47:05.660 a deeper

00:47:05.980 answer that

00:47:06.460 goes beyond

00:47:06.920 imposing

00:47:07.440 Christian theology

00:47:08.260 and values

00:47:08.820 on a Hindu

00:47:09.700 puja

00:47:10.040 in other

00:47:11.780 words

00:47:12.140 he's

00:47:13.540 worshipping

00:47:15.280 pagan

00:47:15.940 idols

00:47:16.500 to own

00:47:17.900 the

00:47:18.880 traditionalists

00:47:20.320 to own

00:47:20.780 the conservatives

00:47:21.460 to own

00:47:22.080 the people

00:47:22.500 who don't

00:47:22.780 believe you

00:47:23.060 should emancipate

00:47:23.600 yourself from

00:47:24.040 everything

00:47:24.360 you actually

00:47:25.920 hear this

00:47:26.300 argument

00:47:26.600 sometimes

00:47:27.120 you'll hear

00:47:27.400 people say

00:47:27.780 look

00:47:28.040 I'm going

00:47:28.920 to violate

00:47:29.480 some

00:47:30.180 well-established

00:47:31.180 tenet of

00:47:31.620 Christianity

00:47:32.180 whether it's

00:47:33.240 on

00:47:33.480 I don't know

00:47:34.380 theology of

00:47:34.940 the body

00:47:35.320 sex issues

00:47:36.260 or whether

00:47:36.600 it's on

00:47:36.900 liturgical

00:47:37.300 issues

00:47:37.720 or whether

00:47:38.040 it's on

00:47:38.540 Christological

00:47:40.640 issues

00:47:40.920 or whatever

00:47:41.280 I'm going

00:47:42.040 to violate

00:47:42.440 some important

00:47:43.820 doctrine of

00:47:44.360 Christianity

00:47:44.800 because that's

00:47:46.200 really the

00:47:46.740 most Christian

00:47:47.540 thing I

00:47:48.020 could do

00:47:48.460 the most

00:47:49.520 Christian

00:47:49.900 thing I

00:47:50.220 could do

00:47:50.500 would be

00:47:50.780 to worship

00:47:51.200 pagan

00:47:51.560 idols

00:47:51.860 because it's

00:47:52.260 so open

00:47:52.980 minded

00:47:53.420 it's not

00:47:54.400 it's not

00:47:55.800 and there's

00:47:56.080 nothing

00:47:56.400 there's nothing

00:47:57.480 new about

00:47:58.180 this

00:47:58.500 that people

00:47:58.860 think this

00:47:59.240 is some

00:47:59.500 new

00:47:59.780 revelation

00:48:00.280 no

00:48:00.540 worshipping

00:48:01.440 pagan

00:48:01.740 idols

00:48:02.040 is the

00:48:02.560 default

00:48:03.000 for

00:48:03.300 humanity

00:48:03.780 okay

00:48:04.240 that's

00:48:04.480 what

00:48:04.640 everyone

00:48:05.400 did

00:48:05.760 for all

00:48:06.400 of human

00:48:06.680 history

00:48:06.980 everywhere

00:48:07.640 until

00:48:09.000 the ancient

00:48:11.160 Israelites

00:48:11.660 and then

00:48:13.500 until

00:48:14.020 that idea

00:48:15.440 of worshipping

00:48:16.440 one God

00:48:16.880 finds its

00:48:17.500 culmination

00:48:18.620 its fulfillment

00:48:19.600 in Christianity

00:48:20.520 and now

00:48:22.240 we're going

00:48:22.740 back to that

00:48:23.240 there's nothing

00:48:23.840 new under

00:48:24.200 the sun

00:48:24.520 folks

00:48:24.800 I assure

00:48:25.560 you

00:48:25.820 the worship

00:48:27.600 of pagan

00:48:28.700 idols

00:48:29.040 is not

00:48:30.900 new

00:48:31.240 this actually

00:48:33.240 there was

00:48:33.480 another article

00:48:34.180 good article

00:48:34.700 on Unheard

00:48:35.240 how Satanism

00:48:35.940 conquered

00:48:36.300 America

00:48:36.660 just observing

00:48:37.240 that Satanism

00:48:37.860 is just

00:48:38.200 untrammeled

00:48:38.760 individualism

00:48:39.360 do whatever

00:48:39.760 you want

00:48:40.100 ye shall

00:48:40.480 be as

00:48:40.800 gods

00:48:41.060 that's

00:48:41.260 what the

00:48:41.480 serpent

00:48:41.680 says

00:48:41.940 to Eve

00:48:42.540 in the

00:48:42.740 garden

00:48:42.940 of Eden

00:48:43.280 that's

00:48:43.800 how John

00:48:44.340 Milton

00:48:44.600 kind of

00:48:44.920 used

00:48:45.060 Satanism

00:48:45.500 too

00:48:45.700 and so

00:48:46.020 when we

00:48:46.500 just do

00:48:46.860 whatever

00:48:47.060 we want

00:48:47.480 at any

00:48:47.820 given

00:48:48.000 time

00:48:48.280 there is

00:48:49.240 really no

00:48:49.700 distinction

00:48:50.040 here

00:48:50.300 and that's

00:48:50.540 why

00:48:50.900 these sorts

00:48:51.620 of things

00:48:52.100 have

00:48:52.840 darker

00:48:53.880 symbols

00:48:55.160 associated

00:48:55.740 with them

00:48:56.160 there's

00:48:56.760 nothing

00:48:57.000 new

00:48:57.180 under

00:48:57.340 the sun

00:48:57.600 we look

00:48:57.880 at our

00:48:58.040 new

00:48:58.200 government

00:48:58.540 oh we

00:48:58.840 have the

00:48:59.060 enlightenment

00:48:59.580 brilliant

00:49:00.980 genius

00:49:01.920 scientific

00:49:02.780 rule

00:49:03.940 of the

00:49:04.320 experts

00:49:04.860 it's just

00:49:05.460 oligarchy

00:49:06.120 there have

00:49:06.760 been a lot

00:49:07.080 of oligarchies

00:49:07.720 in history

00:49:08.100 and we're

00:49:08.420 descending

00:49:08.720 into one

00:49:09.180 now

00:49:09.480 as well

00:49:10.360 and you

00:49:11.280 know

00:49:11.400 I mentioned

00:49:12.100 Angelo

00:49:12.540 Cotavilla

00:49:13.000 earlier

00:49:13.320 we've just

00:49:13.700 lost one

00:49:14.100 of the

00:49:14.260 great

00:49:14.520 minds

00:49:16.120 on this

00:49:16.680 issue

00:49:16.980 so let's

00:49:18.300 not forget

00:49:19.300 about him

00:49:19.640 let's not

00:49:20.000 memory hold

00:49:20.500 that

00:49:20.620 let's

00:49:20.840 recognize

00:49:21.220 let's

00:49:21.620 see

00:49:21.940 this

00:49:22.400 moment

00:49:22.800 clearly

00:49:23.400 for what

00:49:24.140 it is

00:49:24.520 let's

00:49:24.780 not get

00:49:25.100 lost

00:49:25.620 in

00:49:25.940 Canesha's

00:49:26.440 eyes

00:49:26.700 or whatever

00:49:27.040 let's

00:49:27.280 not get

00:49:27.520 lost

00:49:27.800 in

00:49:28.040 Dr.

00:49:28.340 Fauci's

00:49:28.680 eyes

00:49:28.840 either

00:49:29.100 let's

00:49:29.600 see

00:49:29.720 this

00:49:29.920 for

00:49:30.080 what

00:49:30.220 it

00:49:30.320 is

00:49:30.500 let's

00:49:30.980 decide

00:49:31.280 what

00:49:31.420 kind

00:49:31.600 of

00:49:31.760 society

00:49:32.380 we

00:49:32.560 want

00:49:32.680 to

00:49:32.760 live

00:49:32.880 in

00:49:32.960 what

00:49:33.100 government

00:49:33.400 we

00:49:33.580 want

00:49:33.720 to

00:49:33.820 live

00:49:33.940 under

00:49:34.160 and

00:49:34.880 let's

00:49:35.120 exercise

00:49:35.500 our

00:49:35.760 political

00:49:36.120 authority

00:49:36.900 such as

00:49:37.280 we

00:49:37.360 still

00:49:37.560 have

00:49:37.800 it

00:49:37.940 to

00:49:38.140 do

00:49:38.320 so

00:49:38.600 I'm

00:49:38.820 Michael

00:49:39.080 Knowles

00:49:39.300 this is the

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00:49:39.700 Knowles

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00:50:30.680 Daily Wire

00:50:31.300 2021

00:50:31.900 Some in the

00:50:33.140 news media

00:50:33.500 are claiming

00:50:34.000 that the

00:50:34.460 Gabby

00:50:34.800 Petito

00:50:35.200 case

00:50:35.580 is only

00:50:35.940 getting

00:50:36.140 all this

00:50:36.480 attention

00:50:36.800 because

00:50:37.080 she's

00:50:37.340 a white

00:50:37.600 woman

00:50:37.780 they're

00:50:37.960 actually

00:50:38.200 right

00:50:38.500 but not

00:50:38.800 for the

00:50:39.020 reason

00:50:39.220 they

00:50:39.400 think

00:50:39.620 we'll

00:50:39.760 discuss

00:50:40.000 the

00:50:40.160 real

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00:50:40.860 disparity

00:50:41.200 today

00:50:41.640 also

00:50:42.300 Kamala

00:50:42.640 Harris

00:50:42.960 condemns

00:50:43.480 border

00:50:43.740 patrol

00:50:44.000 agents

00:50:44.320 for using

00:50:44.720 whips

00:50:45.000 on Haitian

00:50:45.380 immigrants

00:50:45.760 even though

00:50:46.240 they didn't

00:50:46.900 really do

00:50:47.220 that at all

00:50:47.640 plus BTS

00:50:48.320 performs

00:50:48.860 for the

00:50:49.460 UN

00:50:49.620 General

00:50:49.940 Assembly

00:50:50.280 providing

00:50:50.700 yet another

00:50:51.080 reason

00:50:51.340 to abolish

00:50:51.880 the

00:50:52.000 UN

00:50:52.180 and finally

00:50:52.800 500

00:50:53.820 female

00:50:54.280 sports

00:50:54.620 stars

00:50:54.920 come out

00:50:55.340 in support

00:50:55.800 of abortion

00:50:56.260 rights

00:50:56.620 I don't

00:50:57.200 even

00:50:57.300 know

00:50:57.420 there

00:50:57.540 were

00:50:57.700 500

00:50:58.000 female

00:50:58.320 sports

00:50:58.600 stars

00:50:58.800 we'll

00:50:58.940 talk

00:50:59.080 about

00:50:59.200 all

00:50:59.380 of

00:50:59.480 that

00:50:59.600 today

00:50:59.880 on the

00:51:00.420 Matt

00:51:00.540 Walsh

00:51:00.740 show

The Michael Knowles Show - September 22, 2021

Ep. 848 - People Want The Orange Man Back!

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