The Michael Knowles Show - December 02, 2021


Ep. 897 - Trans Satanists V. God's Gift Of Life


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Former Vice President Joe Biden and CNN anchor Jen Psaki are in hot water for their conflicting statements on the opioid crisis and the death toll from it. Meanwhile, Chris Cuomo is getting a new job at the Daily Wire.

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00:00:37.680 More people have officially died of COVID on Joe Biden's watch than did on Donald Trump's watch,
00:00:43.640 which creates a problem for Joe Biden.
00:00:46.540 Because last year, Biden claimed that any president with as many COVID deaths as Trump on his watch
00:00:52.880 has no right to be the president of the United States.
00:00:56.980 Here is Jen Psaki twisting herself into logical, illogical pretzels to defend her party's incoherent view of death. 1.00
00:01:08.260 In 2020, when roughly 220,000 Americans had already died of COVID, Joe Biden said about Trump,
00:01:14.260 anyone who is responsible for that many deaths should not remain as president of the United States of America.
00:01:20.480 Is that still the standard now that more Americans have died under President Biden than President Trump?
00:01:25.940 Well, I think the fundamental question here is what are you doing to save lives and protect people?
00:01:31.300 And the former president was suggesting people inject bleach.
00:01:34.480 He apparently reportedly didn't even share with people he was going to interact with that he had tested positive for COVID himself.
00:01:41.340 He continued to provide a forum for misinformation, which probably led to people not getting not taking steps forward to get to protect themselves,
00:01:49.840 to wear a mask, to eventually get vaccinated.
00:01:52.380 This president has made the vaccine widely available.
00:01:55.220 He's relied on the health, the advice of his health and medical experts.
00:01:58.600 And he is trying to be a part of solving this crisis, getting the pandemic under control.
00:02:03.360 And I think there's a pretty stark difference between their approaches.
00:02:06.300 So she lied.
00:02:07.820 Donald Trump never told anyone to inject themselves with bleach.
00:02:11.180 Whatever you think about the vaccine, Donald Trump is largely responsible for getting that vaccine out in time,
00:02:16.620 a timetable that Joe Biden and Chris Wallace and everybody in the establishment said could not happen.
00:02:22.200 Trump said it is going to happen.
00:02:23.220 It did happen.
00:02:23.800 But Jen Psaki also avoided the issue. 1.00
00:02:28.220 She never addressed the question that she was asked.
00:02:31.200 She never addressed Biden's argument about Trump.
00:02:33.960 And she tried to move the goalposts on life, death, and legitimacy, 0.99
00:02:38.720 which, coincidentally, is exactly what the left has been doing on the issue of abortion for the better part of 50 years
00:02:45.360 since the Supreme Court's decision in Roe versus Wade,
00:02:48.560 which, coincidentally, may very well be on the brink of being overruled after oral arguments concluded yesterday
00:02:55.840 in potentially the most consequential Supreme Court case of our lifetimes.
00:03:00.160 I'm Michael Knowles.
00:03:00.900 This is The Michael Knowles Show.
00:03:03.960 Welcome back to the show.
00:03:09.680 My favorite comment yesterday, by far, was from Mikey79, who said,
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00:04:58.080 The oral arguments yesterday in the Dobbs versus Jackson Women's Health case were incredible.
00:05:06.620 They went on for two hours.
00:05:09.040 Very few people listened to the whole thing, though it actually was incredibly engrossing,
00:05:16.260 mostly for the failures of the pro-abortion side and the pro-abortion justices to make their case.
00:05:25.100 I listened to every minute of it.
00:05:26.340 I've got the highlights for you.
00:05:27.980 Here is, it actually started with the pro-life side making their arguments and the more conservative judges asking questions.
00:05:33.960 But I want to start with the pro-abortion side just to demonstrate what a thin argument they made.
00:05:42.600 Mr. Chief Justice, and may it please the court, Mississippi's ban on abortion two months before viability is flatly unconstitutional under decades of precedent.
00:05:52.540 Mississippi asks the court to dismantle this precedent and allow states to force women to remain pregnant and give birth against their will. 0.88
00:06:02.100 The court should refuse to do so for at least three reasons.
00:06:06.080 First, stare decisis presents an especially high bar here.
00:06:09.980 In Casey, this court carefully examined and rejected every possible reason for overruling Roe, holding that a woman's right to end a pregnancy before viability was a rule of law and a component of liberty it could not renounce.
00:06:27.100 The question then is not whether Roe should be overturned, but whether Casey was egregiously wrong to adhere to Roe's central holding.
00:06:35.260 Second, Casey and Roe were correct for a state to take control of a woman's body and demand that she go through pregnancy and childbirth with all the physical risks and life-altering consequences that brings is a fundamental deprivation of her liberty.
00:06:53.380 Third, eliminating or reducing the right to abortion will propel women backwards. 1.00
00:06:58.480 Okay, it goes on and it gets even vaguer and less grounded to reality.
00:07:04.560 Did you notice what was missing in her opening argument?
00:07:09.300 The Constitution.
00:07:11.640 The law itself.
00:07:13.940 She focuses on two things.
00:07:16.800 She focuses on precedent and stare decisis, which is just a fancy term for precedent.
00:07:22.820 And she focuses on liberty in the abstract.
00:07:25.960 But what about the Constitution?
00:07:29.840 What about the laws?
00:07:30.960 Where is the so-called right to abortion?
00:07:33.860 Where is it in the Constitution?
00:07:35.760 You're saying that this new law in Mississippi, this pro-life law is unconstitutional.
00:07:39.600 Show me.
00:07:40.080 Where is it?
00:07:40.480 She can't.
00:07:41.260 She keeps going back to precedent.
00:07:43.800 The precedents being Roe versus Wade and then Planned Parenthood v. Casey, which kind of affirmed Roe versus Wade, but actually kind of changed the reasoning.
00:07:51.220 It came to the same conclusion, which is that there's this mythical right to abortion in the Constitution.
00:07:57.060 But it kind of used different reasoning for it.
00:07:59.760 So she goes back to those decisions, but she has to rely on stare decisis and precedent because the decisions were obviously wrong.
00:08:06.620 The decisions were not based in the Constitution.
00:08:08.820 And so she can't point to the Constitution and say, here's your right to abortion. 1.00
00:08:12.040 She has to point to the precedent.
00:08:13.440 But there have been plenty of bad decisions in the history of the United States.
00:08:17.880 Dred Scott, right?
00:08:20.620 Decisions that said that black people could never be citizens.
00:08:25.720 Plenty of other, a lot of decisions regarding civil rights were bad decisions.
00:08:30.900 So in that case, would you point to precedent and say, well, it's precedent.
00:08:34.180 So black people can never be citizens. 1.00
00:08:36.140 Because it's precedent.
00:08:36.880 It's stare decisis.
00:08:37.640 What, do you want to overturn our whole system?
00:08:39.400 No.
00:08:39.700 So extremely weak arguments.
00:08:41.460 And then she makes this argument from, and it's liberty.
00:08:43.660 Well, show me the liberty.
00:08:45.320 Show me the actual laws.
00:08:46.700 Show me the actual rights.
00:08:47.940 And then that final argument you heard her make, she goes, it'll send women backward. 1.00
00:08:51.640 Oh, wow.
00:08:52.180 Really impressive legal argument, lady.
00:08:54.300 It's not, if we don't do this, if we overrule Roe versus Wade, it'll be not very progressive.
00:08:59.680 Okay, well, whoop-dee-doo.
00:09:02.400 Who cares?
00:09:03.080 Make an argument from the law.
00:09:04.740 She can't do it.
00:09:05.300 And Justice Clarence Thomas, probably the most conservative judge on the court, one of the most conservative judges on the court, and the longest standing member there.
00:09:13.880 He hit her on this point.
00:09:14.940 He said, hey, lady, can you bring it back from all this generality and actually come back down to earth?
00:09:19.320 What I'm trying to focus on is, if we, is to lower the level of generality, or at least be a little bit more specific.
00:09:29.060 In the old days, we used to say it was a right to privacy that the court found in the due process, substantive due process clause.
00:09:37.200 Okay?
00:09:38.100 So, or in substantive due process.
00:09:40.340 And I'm trying to get you to tell me, what are we relying on now?
00:09:45.520 Is it privacy?
00:09:46.940 Is it autonomy?
00:09:48.320 What is it?
00:09:49.120 I think it continues to be liberty, and the right exists whatever level of generality the court applies.
00:09:54.800 Yeah, I think it's like freedom, man.
00:09:57.480 You know, hold on, excuse me, Mr. Justice, one second.
00:09:59.660 Yeah, man, it's just kind of like, you know, liberty, you know, and so she refuses to do what Justice Thomas asks her to do, namely cite some provision of the Constitution to justify her legal claims.
00:10:15.940 And I guess even more incredibly, as bad as the performance was from the pro-abortion lawyer, the pro-abortion judges were possibly worse.
00:10:28.100 I'm thinking in particular of Sonia Sotomayor, who was less asking questions than making an argument herself, and it wasn't a very good one.
00:10:39.300 Probably her strongest argument was to compare babies in the womb to brain-dead people.
00:10:47.600 Virtually every state defines a brain death as death.
00:10:51.800 Yet, the literature is filled with episodes of people who are completely and utterly brain-dead responding to stimuli.
00:11:04.900 There's about 40% of dead people who, if you touch their feet, the foot will recoil.
00:11:13.180 There are spontaneous acts by dead-brained people.
00:11:16.340 So, I don't think that a response to, by a fetus, necessarily proves that there's a sensation of pain or that there's consciousness.
00:11:33.400 Sonia Sotomayor calling anybody brain-dead is the clearest example of a pot and kettle that I've ever seen from the Supreme Court. 0.99
00:11:43.000 When I was in college, I saw Sonia Sotomayor give a lecture, and my only comment on it, I don't even remember what the lecture was about,
00:11:50.820 was that I and many other people who were in that room left the room thinking,
00:11:56.100 huh, not the brightest bulb in the pack, that one.
00:11:58.960 And she has a reputation for being the dumbest judge on the court, and she is the dumbest judge on the court. 1.00
00:12:03.260 The point she's making just isn't even true, by the way.
00:12:05.540 If you are brain-dead, you're not getting better.
00:12:09.520 You are only being kept alive, or even appearing to be kept alive, by machines.
00:12:15.220 If you are a baby in the womb, you are growing.
00:12:19.540 You are going, you're going to become more and more conscious.
00:12:22.800 You're going to become more and more sentient, more and more aware.
00:12:25.240 However, the analogy is not only imprecise, it's absurd.
00:12:33.460 And it shows a ghastly view from the left of babies, that they think that they're dead.
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00:14:19.040 Sonia Sotomayor then moves on from her silly brain dead argument, brain dead in all sense of that term, to make a political argument. 1.00
00:14:27.240 She says, if the Supreme Court overrules Roe versus Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, how will it survive the politicization?
00:14:33.760 Will this institution survive the stench that this creates in the public perception that the Constitution and its reading are just political acts?
00:14:52.360 I don't see how it is possible.
00:14:56.340 It's what Casey talked about when it talked about watershed decisions.
00:15:02.500 Some of them, Brown v. Board of Education had mentioned, and this one, have such an entrenched set of expectations in our society.
00:15:19.380 That this is what the court decided, this is what we will follow, that we won't be able to survive if people believe that everything, including New York v. Sullivan, I could name any other set of rights.
00:15:37.880 Actually, the opposite view seems to be correct.
00:15:41.260 Every time the court has tried to base its decision on what it thinks will protect it from accusations of politicization, it appears more politicized.
00:15:54.880 This is one of the biggest problems with Chief Justice Roberts.
00:15:57.760 Roberts is so concerned with protecting the institutional integrity of the court that he often seems to be ruling against his own judgment.
00:16:05.700 The clearest example of this was Obamacare, but other decisions as well.
00:16:10.220 And ironically, what that does is makes us view the court in a more partisan and political way, because the judges are not acting on principle or constitutional text.
00:16:19.100 They're acting to try to manage the passions of the people.
00:16:23.640 So that objection from Sotomayor, I think, is totally bogus.
00:16:27.260 Then she moves on to what was lying underneath a lot of these arguments, which is their antipathy to Christianity and religion.
00:16:34.680 How is your interest anything but a religious view?
00:16:40.120 The issue of when life begins has been hotly debated by philosophers since the beginning of time.
00:16:49.480 It's still debated in religions.
00:16:51.880 So when you say this is the only right that takes away from the state the ability to protect the life, that's a religious view, isn't it? 0.65
00:17:06.820 Because it assumes that a fetus is life.
00:17:11.080 When do you suggest we begin that way?
00:17:19.580 Your Honor, aside from...
00:17:21.740 I'm putting it aside from religion.
00:17:24.920 I'll try to...
00:17:25.940 I think there might be more than one question, and I'll do my very best, Justice Sotomayor.
00:17:29.100 I think this court in Gonzales pretty clearly recognized that before viability, we are talking with unborn life with a human organism.
00:17:37.400 And I think the philosophical questions Your Honor mentioned, all those reasons that they're hard, they've been debated, they're important.
00:17:44.260 Those are all reasons to return this to the people, because the people should get to debate these hard issues.
00:17:49.180 How is your view anything different than a religious view?
00:17:52.860 I'm almost doing a Fauci for Sotomayor here.
00:17:55.000 I guess they're both from New York.
00:17:57.640 Well, I guess it is kind of a religious view, but so is your view, Your Honor.
00:18:02.560 The question is, when does life begin?
00:18:05.680 Now, just from a purely scientific view, we know life begins at conception.
00:18:09.320 All the qualities that we would describe as being involved in life are there from the very moment of conception.
00:18:14.540 But if Sonia Sotomayor is making some higher argument that you're not really alive until you speak, until you're conscious, until you feel pain, which creates all these bioethical questions.
00:18:24.620 What if someone's in a coma?
00:18:25.560 Are they no longer alive?
00:18:26.460 Can you just kill them?
00:18:27.440 Probably not.
00:18:30.220 But even beyond that scientific ignorance and the philosophical and religious ignorance is even the ignorance of the role of religion.
00:18:39.040 What Sonia Sotomayor is saying is that my religious view, this sort of materialist, feminist, leftist religious view, that is totally kosher, completely protected by our political tradition.
00:18:51.940 But your religious view that human life has worth and we should protect it, that is totally outside the purview of the Constitution.
00:19:01.000 How dare you force your religion on me? 1.00
00:19:03.500 But it's all religious. 0.77
00:19:04.480 You know, we say politics is downstream of culture.
00:19:06.240 Well, culture is downstream of religion.
00:19:07.580 Cult and culture come from the same root word.
00:19:09.940 So obviously, when we talk about the morality of killing people, we're talking about religion.
00:19:14.360 When we talk about the morality of taxes, we're talking about religion.
00:19:17.960 Okay?
00:19:18.200 You can't escape that.
00:19:19.900 And what these lib justices are blinded to is their own religious views, which they consider to be common sense and totally accepted by everybody.
00:19:30.800 And they're willing to punish you if you don't accept their kooky religious views.
00:19:35.040 Justice Breyer did the same thing.
00:19:36.360 And religion kept popping up.
00:19:37.880 Justice Breyer is a slightly more intelligent lib lawyer on the court.
00:19:41.640 And he kept asking the pro-life side, well, hold on.
00:19:44.980 I want you to cite secular people.
00:19:47.300 I want you to cite atheists in your argument.
00:19:50.080 Are there secular philosophers and bioethicists who take the position that the rights of personhood begin at conception or at some point other than viability?
00:20:04.940 I believe so.
00:20:07.320 I mean, I think there's a wide array, I mean, of people of kind of all different views and of no faith views who would reasonably have that view, your honor.
00:20:14.460 It's not tied to a religious view.
00:20:16.660 And I don't think, were it otherwise, this court's jurisprudence would, on this issue, would run right into some of its religious exercise jurisprudence.
00:20:24.220 So the pro-life lawyer there does a good job of remaining measured and respectful.
00:20:28.400 But I think the real answer to this question is, who cares?
00:20:32.220 Who cares what some secular, liberal, atheist philosopher thinks?
00:20:36.160 Those people are idiots.
00:20:37.520 They're wrong.
00:20:38.080 It's like saying, excuse me, counsel, can you cite a radical leftist who agrees with your view?
00:20:46.420 No, I can't because I'm a conservative and the leftist is wrong.
00:20:50.180 Hey, counsel, can you cite someone who is wrong about the fundamental question, the basic nature of reality?
00:20:58.840 Can you cite someone who's completely wrong about that, to back up your argument?
00:21:02.700 No, I can't because I try not to base my arguments on the thoughts of dummies.
00:21:09.200 By the way, this country, America, which I know we're supposed to say is super secular and separation of church and state or whatever.
00:21:16.700 America is based on the idea that there are certain unalienable rights that we are endowed with by our creator who exists and those rights are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
00:21:28.020 If that creator, whose name is God, does not exist, then the premise of the country doesn't make any sense.
00:21:39.300 So far from being a secular, atheist country like these silly people want us to believe, we are not.
00:21:46.000 The country is based on religion and specifically it's premised on Christianity.
00:21:50.760 So Justice Thomas, thankfully, Justice Thomas comes in and he tries to bring this back down to reality.
00:21:56.460 He says, hold on, wait, we're talking about abortion, right?
00:22:00.560 Can we get back to the thing about abortion, please?
00:22:04.540 General, would you specifically tell me, specifically state what the right is?
00:22:12.960 Is it specifically abortion, is it liberty, is it autonomy, is it privacy?
00:22:22.000 The right is grounded in the liberty component of the 14th Amendment, Justice Thomas, but I think that it promotes interests in autonomy, bodily integrity, liberty, and equality.
00:22:32.240 And I do think that it is specifically the right to abortion here, the right of a woman to be able to control without the state forcing her to continue a pregnancy, whether to carry that baby to term.
00:22:43.500 The state isn't forcing the woman into a pregnancy.
00:22:46.580 The state isn't forcing the woman to become a mother. 0.98
00:22:48.880 The woman already became a mother at the moment of conception.
00:22:51.900 The question is, does the state have the right to make laws against killing the baby who already exists?
00:22:56.680 And of course, the state has the right to do that.
00:22:58.400 And of course, we, the people, have the right to do that.
00:23:00.220 We have plenty of laws against murder and assault and all sorts of laws.
00:23:03.680 And we absolutely have the right to do that.
00:23:06.300 Thomas, he tries one more time and then he gives up.
00:23:09.860 He says, can you please, I can identify the Second Amendment, the Fourth Amendment, but I can't, what right are you talking about?
00:23:17.620 What is confusing is that we, if we were talking about the Second Amendment, I know exactly what we're talking about.
00:23:26.160 If we're talking about the Fourth Amendment, I know what we're talking about because it's written, it's there.
00:23:31.980 What specifically is the right here that we're talking about?
00:23:38.020 Well, Justice Thomas, I think that the Court in those other contexts with respect to those other amendments has had to articulate what the text means and the bounds of the constitutional guarantees.
00:23:47.860 And it's done so through a variety of different tests that implement First Amendment rights, Second Amendment rights, Fourth Amendment rights.
00:23:54.440 So I don't think that there is anything unprecedented or anomalous about the right that the Court articulated in Roe and Casey and the way that it implemented that right by defining the scope of the liberty interest by reference to viability.
00:24:06.660 And providing that that is the moment when the balance of interest tips and when the state can act to prohibit a woman from from getting an abortion based on its interest in protecting the fetal life at that point.
00:24:18.560 So the right specifically is abortion.
00:24:20.560 It's the right of a woman prior to viability to control whether to continue with a pregnancy. 0.90
00:24:25.620 Yes.
00:24:26.540 So Justice Thomas says, can you cite the right?
00:24:28.720 It's abortion right. 1.00
00:24:29.480 Can you cite it?
00:24:30.060 Where is it?
00:24:30.560 And her answer is no.
00:24:31.820 I'll translate all that legal jump jargon, try to dance around it.
00:24:36.160 No, she can't.
00:24:36.760 They had no argument.
00:24:37.580 Now, does this mean Roe will be overruled?
00:24:39.520 I'm cautiously optimistic.
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00:27:01.220 You know, moving on from the Supreme Court, we're going to hear more about this case,
00:27:04.580 obviously, in the months to come.
00:27:06.740 But beyond that, just to the issue, there is one objection that I have heard from even
00:27:12.400 otherwise kind of conservative people on this issue of abortion.
00:27:17.100 And it actually does get to the heart of it.
00:27:19.280 It gets to the heart of the whole abortion debate.
00:27:21.580 And it's not even about the life of the baby.
00:27:23.980 And it's not even about competing rights between the baby and the mother.
00:27:28.880 It gets to this question of men and women.
00:27:31.660 And they will say, well, it's not fair.
00:27:35.400 It's not fair that if a man and a woman do that thing that they probably shouldn't be doing 0.91
00:27:40.080 unless they're married.
00:27:40.840 If, you know, if they head on up to lover's point, you know, and they do that thing, and
00:27:46.860 then the woman gets pregnant, the man can just walk away and the woman has this baby.
00:27:52.520 And that's not fair.
00:27:54.000 How's that fair?
00:27:54.840 How are we going to tolerate that?
00:27:56.800 Why is it that the man can just walk away and the woman can't? 0.99
00:28:02.840 Because men and women are different. 0.98
00:28:05.120 That's why.
00:28:06.300 That's why.
00:28:07.400 And I sympathize with you.
00:28:09.160 I empathize with you that this culture of feminism and liberalism and progressivism has
00:28:17.120 persuaded you that men and women are exactly the same.
00:28:20.040 And their approach to sex should be exactly the same.
00:28:23.200 And their approach to the professional world should be exactly the same.
00:28:27.980 And their approach to family should be exactly the same.
00:28:30.020 But it's not.
00:28:31.180 That's just a lie.
00:28:32.300 It's just dumb and wrong and dishonest and false.
00:28:37.040 Men and women are different.
00:28:38.740 And so when men and women's experience of the world is going to be a bit different.
00:28:44.660 And certainly men and women's experience of sex and pregnancy is going to be different.
00:28:49.380 And I'm sorry that you were lied to by feminists and leftists and secularists and all the rest
00:28:55.240 of them.
00:28:56.200 But it's just the case.
00:28:57.580 And so what the left has tried to do to hide the difference between men and women is give
00:29:04.540 women this special right to kill their babies. 1.00
00:29:07.740 Because they think if women have the right to kill their babies, then they can at least 1.00
00:29:12.020 kind of pretend that their experience of sex and pregnancy will be the same.
00:29:16.860 Right?
00:29:17.020 Because you won't necessarily have to raise this kid or even deal with the question of
00:29:21.720 giving the baby up for adoption.
00:29:23.000 There are plenty of parents who want to adopt babies.
00:29:25.220 Many more parents who want to adopt than babies up for adoption.
00:29:28.040 But you won't even have to deal with that because if you can, you can just go to this
00:29:30.600 doctor in the secret little room and the doctor will kill your kid and then it'll be just
00:29:34.160 like you're a man.
00:29:35.900 You can just walk away.
00:29:37.140 Now, there can be laws to protect women here. 1.00
00:29:41.720 Right?
00:29:42.500 End no-fault divorce. 0.60
00:29:43.860 That would protect women. 0.70
00:29:45.480 Make men, men already have to pay a lot of child support, but toughen up the child support 0.61
00:29:49.000 laws.
00:29:49.340 Sure.
00:29:50.500 You can pass laws to make this a little better, but the central fantasy here is that men and
00:29:59.020 women are exactly the same. 1.00
00:30:00.780 And the grave crime and sin that has been used to defend this fantasy that men and women are
00:30:07.280 exactly the same and to bolster that appearance is this special right for women to kill their 1.00
00:30:13.020 babies.
00:30:15.520 That is a hideous crime and the fantasy is wrong too.
00:30:20.240 And when society lives according to fantasy, things don't turn out very well.
00:30:23.340 Speaking of which, there's a TikTok that's gone viral from our friends over at Libs of
00:30:28.100 TikTok, one of the great Twitter accounts, of a transgender Satanist explaining, and he's 1.00
00:30:36.420 got all these facial tattoos and lots of crazy piercings and looks, it would seem intentionally
00:30:42.240 very scary.
00:30:43.160 He's obviously got a lot of problems.
00:30:44.640 And he's explaining the philosophical center of his strange appearance.
00:30:51.100 I'm just going to post this every time people ask me the same questions over and over again.
00:30:55.220 My name's Farrah.
00:30:56.200 I am a trans woman as well as an intersex woman.
00:30:59.680 My pronouns are she, her, they, them, or your grace.
00:31:03.060 My eyes are tattooed.
00:31:05.040 My nose is a piercing.
00:31:07.260 I identify as a threat, a nightmare, and a goddess.
00:31:10.280 So please bow down to me.
00:31:12.140 I do not believe in God.
00:31:13.420 I don't worship the devil.
00:31:14.560 But yes, I am a Satanist, which means I am my own God and I worship myself.
00:31:18.780 Thank you.
00:31:19.560 Have a good day.
00:31:21.080 So a lot of people are looking at this and saying, man, there's a lot of untreated
00:31:25.220 mental illness out there.
00:31:26.320 And yeah, I bet this person has some psychological problems.
00:31:30.220 But the person also has spiritual and philosophical problems.
00:31:34.280 And today, because our country operates in this very materialist way where we deny spiritual
00:31:41.880 reality, and it makes us go kind of schizophrenic because on the one hand, we say there's no
00:31:46.220 such thing as the soul or spirit.
00:31:47.500 We're just meat puppets and, you know, we're just bags of chemicals.
00:31:50.740 But then on the other hand, we say our bodies don't mean anything.
00:31:53.500 And if I'm a man and I think I'm a woman, then I actually am a woman.
00:31:56.880 And the physical world, the flesh means nothing and the spirit means everything.
00:32:00.260 And we've got this really schizophrenic view rather than the reality of the situation, which
00:32:05.140 is that we're body and soul combined, right?
00:32:07.040 Body and spirit together.
00:32:08.220 So the more interesting thing that this person says is beyond the eye tattoos and the face
00:32:15.500 tattoos and the giant piercing through his nose and all that, he says, I'm a Satanist,
00:32:19.920 but I don't believe in God and I don't worship Satan.
00:32:23.440 I worship myself and I am a God and I'm a goddess.
00:32:27.820 Like as though this is some clever thing.
00:32:29.800 You'll hear this from certain Satanist groups.
00:32:31.580 They say, oh, we're just, we're using the word Satanism kind of ironically.
00:32:35.060 We don't really believe in gods and deities and devils.
00:32:38.200 We just worship ourselves as if that isn't what Satanism always was.
00:32:44.680 That is Satanism.
00:32:46.140 That's what Satan did.
00:32:47.080 That's what made Satan fall like lightning from heaven.
00:32:49.640 It was Satan, an angel chose to worship himself and pursue his own will rather than the will
00:32:56.220 of God.
00:32:56.760 This is just straight out of the Bible. 0.94
00:32:58.820 And then he falls from heaven and goes down to hell.
00:33:02.120 This is what John Milton writes about in Paradise Lost.
00:33:05.060 He says, the mind is, Satan is saying this when he's cast down into hell.
00:33:07.980 He says, the mind is its own place and can make a heaven of hell and a hell of heaven.
00:33:13.680 But, but that isn't true.
00:33:15.220 You actually can't do that.
00:33:16.420 And the more that the Satan in Milton's Paradise Lost thinks that way, the, the worse off he becomes
00:33:22.120 and eventually becomes a snake and he, and anywhere he turns, he's stuck in hell.
00:33:26.680 Now, as are these people, if you pursue your own will, divorced from the moral order, if
00:33:35.360 you pursue your own disordered desires, divorced from good, and if you pursue your own fantasies,
00:33:42.440 divorced from reality, you are going to end up in hell, in the afterlife and in this life
00:33:49.180 too. And in your personal life and in society too. And that person in the, who has all those
00:33:56.340 problems on TikTok, that person would seem to be living in a kind of hell. And maybe we all
00:34:03.080 focus on the chemical reasons for that. Maybe this person needs to take this drug or that drug or this
00:34:07.740 antidepressant or whatever. But there's a spiritual and philosophical issue here too.
00:34:12.500 And the same thing goes for our public life. The same thing goes for abortion. Okay. And,
00:34:19.980 and a lot of other political issues, but abortion is a pretty clear one because it involves a mother 0.99
00:34:23.300 killing her own child. You, you can't, you can't escape it. You can't escape moral reality. You
00:34:30.680 can't, you can try. And a lot of people try, even on the right, you know, the left certainly tries,
00:34:35.840 even on the right, the kind of more libertarian point of view is that we can escape the moral order.
00:34:39.500 We don't need to be beholden to any moral order. It's just our willfulness, our choice,
00:34:44.040 our desires. That's all that really matters, but it's not, it's not. And the men who developed our
00:34:49.500 country knew that and great statesmen throughout history have known that. And we stupidly have
00:34:55.280 forgotten that. And the more we forget it, the crappier our country looks. And it's as simple as
00:35:01.040 that. Speaking of living in an increasingly decayed and scary looking civilization, there's a
00:35:09.480 news report just came out of Australia that some, some fugitives are on the loose. These
00:35:15.440 fugitives did not commit murder, theft, arson. These days, if you commit those crimes, you'll
00:35:23.920 actually be celebrated as long as you're a member of BLM and Antifa. No, these men, they are fugitives,
00:35:29.580 not from justice, but from a COVID quarantine camp.
00:35:36.040 We've been told the trio scaled the fence in the early hours of this morning. Police receiving
00:35:42.220 reports around 4.40am. Now, major police checkpoints have been set up around Howard Springs for the past
00:35:48.700 several hours. As you can see in these pictures, they've been conducting thorough searches in car
00:35:53.440 boots, checking vehicle registrations, cars and buses alike. But in the last half an hour, what we
00:35:59.920 understand is they've actually been dismantled. Exactly why that hasn't been confirmed. Hopefully
00:36:05.480 good news. We're also not sure yet who these people are connected with, whether it's a repatriation
00:36:11.020 flight or those Aboriginal community members who have been staying here following the Catherine
00:36:16.300 cluster. Davina, what we do know is that this is definitely going to bring this gold standard
00:36:21.180 facility under intense scrutiny. On Sunday, we had a man escape and found on Darwin's party
00:36:27.520 precinct. And this latest situation is only going to put us under the microscope further.
00:36:32.460 So we're going to get all right, forgive my accent. We're going to get all the cops out there and
00:36:37.840 they're going to bring him back and drag him back to the detention camp where everybody is being held
00:36:43.960 because of the virus. All right, back to you. How's the weather? Yeah, yeah. Watching this clip,
00:36:50.140 I did not believe it was serious news. I thought it had to be the Onion or Babylon Bee or a satirical
00:37:00.060 outlet. How the hell did we get here? How did we get to COVID detention camps in a Western allegedly
00:37:12.940 civilized nation like Australia? How did we get here? A lot of people beyond the COVID camps,
00:37:21.960 beyond that specific issue, I want to get to the broader political issue.
00:37:27.920 A lot of people thought this kind of thing could never happen. Oh, come on, don't worry about it.
00:37:33.500 A lot of people thought that all the kooky stuff that was going on on college campuses in recent years,
00:37:37.820 oh, that'll never get into the real world. It can't happen. Those snowflakes, they'll get into
00:37:42.340 the real world and then they'll straighten out. What happened? The real world bent down to the
00:37:48.460 snowflakes. Oh, that'll... Stop worrying, you conspiracy theorist. There won't be COVID detention
00:37:55.260 camps. There actually are right now in Australia. And there are huge police chases trying to track
00:38:02.820 down people who escaped the COVID camp. The problem here for conservatives is a failure
00:38:11.020 of political imagination. It's actually a failure of imagination. And conservatives are especially
00:38:18.320 guilty of this because conservatives kind of like the way things are and we're kind of more normal
00:38:23.460 and we're a little more grounded. And so we just think, oh, it's fine. They're never going to
00:38:27.600 redefine marriage. Oh, that'll never happen. They're never going to redefine sex itself.
00:38:35.100 That'll never happen. They'll never lock down the world for two years over the Wu flu. That'll 0.71
00:38:41.000 never happen. They'll never have COVID camps in Western Asia. That'll never... It'll happen. It can
00:38:48.820 happen. It actually can happen, guys. And this is actually a lesson that I think conservatives can learn.
00:38:55.720 Sometimes when the more eccentric thinkers on the right, the thinkers a little more outside of the
00:39:03.740 mainstream, I'm thinking of people like Patrick Deneen or Adrian Vermeule or the integralists or
00:39:10.420 the... I don't know, the people who... Maybe you haven't even heard of these guys, but they're writing
00:39:14.260 in a little more fringy way for the mainstream right-wing thought. And we think that can never
00:39:21.100 happen. We need to lower our expectations. We need to make a deal with the left. We need to
00:39:27.600 concede a lot of things to the left. We need to concede on all of these cultural issues.
00:39:33.060 Actually, maybe the fringier guys are more correct. Maybe the fringier guys have a saner view
00:39:38.800 of the boundaries of politics. Maybe actually our modest political aims in the mainstream right have
00:39:46.980 been our downfall. Maybe we need to think more imaginatively. And maybe we need to move that
00:39:52.660 Overton window a little bit more. Or we're just going to keep losing and losing and losing.
00:39:59.360 One of the conservative politicians right now who is doing a great job of using his imagination and
00:40:06.440 thinking outside of the mainstream, Governor Ron DeSantis, who is... I assume he's seen the news
00:40:12.040 reports out of Australia. And he's looking at a lot of the measures that not just the government,
00:40:18.860 but the woke corporations and big tech and the media are pushing in America. And he's saying,
00:40:22.320 no, we won't let them do it.
00:40:24.720 Let me just say, in Florida, we will not let them lock you down. We will not let them take your jobs.
00:40:32.560 We will not let them harm your businesses. We will not let them close your schools.
00:40:37.840 The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different
00:40:44.960 result. The lockdowns didn't stop COVID. Force masking, they said last year, would end the
00:40:51.680 pandemic if 80% wore masks. Many more than that were wearing masks, and it hasn't worked.
00:40:57.020 They said you could get COVID off surfaces, which isn't true. They've not been honest about the
00:41:02.580 origins of the virus, and they haven't been forthright about natural immunity.
00:41:06.620 And we're not going to let them do it. This is conservative. And all the hoops that you're
00:41:12.820 seeing, the squishes jump through on the right to say, no, but we can't, we can't rein in Amazon. 0.99
00:41:19.220 No, we can't rein in Google. Google's a private company. Build your own Google. No, we can't tell
00:41:24.560 companies that they can't force everyone to take the Fauci-Ouchi experimental drug.
00:41:28.880 Those guys are wrong, and they have a failure of imagination or a failure of intellect or just a
00:41:34.060 failure of courage. But what DeSantis is doing here is right. Handful of politicians on the right
00:41:40.200 who are doing this. DeSantis at the governor level, Ted Cruz. I don't just say it because he's a friend
00:41:45.700 of mine. He's doing a great job. Josh Hawley also, both of them at the Senate level, other people as
00:41:50.840 well. Donald Trump did a pretty strong job on this. Maybe not so much on COVID, but on a lot of other
00:41:56.460 issues, he did that from the presidential level. You got to just stand up and take on reality as
00:42:04.840 it is. Conservatives for a long time said that the left didn't really care about reality. The left
00:42:09.940 says, who cares if it works in practice? Does it work in theory? That's why all their policies kept
00:42:14.020 failing. But we conservatives were grounded in reality. Well, how about we apply that to trade?
00:42:18.940 How about we apply that to our manufacturing policy? How about we apply that to our regulation of big
00:42:24.980 tech and the media and private corporations? If the point here is we don't think Americans should
00:42:30.920 be forced to take the Fauci ouchie for the virus that doesn't pose a particularly grave threat to
00:42:35.060 most of them, then why are we okay if Nike forces them to do it? Or GE? Or Coca-Cola? Or why are we
00:42:43.040 okay with that? We're okay with people being treaded on as long as it's not big government. Give me a
00:42:48.880 break. DeSantis and some other people have it right here. This COVID issue is a big one and the
00:42:57.020 political realignment that's taken place around it. It actually might give us a new senator from
00:43:02.060 Pennsylvania who you may have heard of before. His name is Dr. Oz. I invented a heart valve that
00:43:09.560 saves thousands of lives. Then I started a TV show to advocate for you taking control of your health
00:43:16.020 and took on the medical establishment to argue against costly drugs and skyrocketing medical
00:43:22.040 bills. But COVID has shown us that our system is broken. We lost too many lives, too many jobs,
00:43:29.440 and too many opportunities because Washington got it wrong.
00:43:33.220 So Dr. Oz may soon be Senator Dr. Oz. Not unprecedented, by the way. Talk about a failure
00:43:39.720 of imagination. A lot of people are laughing at this, saying this could never happen.
00:43:43.360 Come on, some TV star, a doctor guy, that could never happen.
00:43:48.400 Have you ever heard of Donald Trump? TV star guy could never become a prominent politician.
00:43:54.480 You ever hear of Ronald Reagan? You ever hear of Sonny Bono? You ever hear of Jesse Ventura?
00:43:58.960 You ever hear of Al Franken? Yeah, of course they can. Of course they can.
00:44:03.580 This could never, it could never be Trump. It could never be Reagan. It could never be,
00:44:06.820 yes, it could. Dr. Oz could be a Senator. And he's running on a pretty convincing campaign here
00:44:12.220 because people are upset about the COVID lockdowns and they are going stir crazy, as rightly they
00:44:17.060 should. Dr. Oz's platform, by the way, he went on Sean Hannity's show. His platform is just a very
00:44:22.620 basic kind of 2000s right-wing platform. Cut taxes, reduce regulation. You know, there's nothing
00:44:32.380 particularly shocking or new about his platform. But he's running on, I'm a doctor. The medical
00:44:38.500 industry sucks. They've really messed with you for the past. The public health officials have
00:44:42.920 really ruined your life the last couple of years. And so I'm running. And I wouldn't be surprised
00:44:46.540 if he won. Speaking of running and winning, Stacey Abrams, the alleged current governor of Georgia, 0.98
00:44:55.840 she's not, she lost that race, but she pretends to be the governor of Georgia. And most Democrats 1.00
00:45:00.540 go along with her and pretend that she's the governor of Georgia and that she won her Georgia 0.97
00:45:04.940 race. She is running for governor again. Take a listen.
00:45:10.920 You see, I'm here to tell you that just because you win doesn't mean you're won.
00:45:17.200 We've got folks who are ready to take back what they think is theirs, but they are not entitled to 0.95
00:45:22.580 our progress. They are not entitled to our justice. They are not entitled to our votes.
00:45:30.260 But either we use them or we lose them. I come from a state where I was not entitled to become
00:45:36.820 the governor. But as an American citizen and a citizen of Georgia, I'm going to fight for every
00:45:41.020 person who has the right to vote to be able to cast that vote. That was just a couple months ago
00:45:45.260 when Stacey Abrams was campaigning in Virginia for Terry McAuliffe, who also lost. And Stacey
00:45:51.300 Abrams was claiming then that the election was stolen in Georgia. Stacey Abrams, according to the
00:45:58.960 logic of the left, is a threat to democracy and an insurrectionist who needs to be shut out of public
00:46:02.620 life, right? No, actually, they just go along with it. Terry McAuliffe during that race was
00:46:06.740 denying the results of the 2000 presidential election. That's totally fine. It's only when
00:46:10.620 the right wing raises questions about elections, then there are threats to the country. So Stacey
00:46:16.020 Abrams has just announced she's running for governor again. Of course she is. And the lesson we got to
00:46:19.860 take from this is persistence, persistence. The left is really good at this. When they win, they push
00:46:29.120 further. No sooner had the left redefined marriage for the first time ever at this kind of radical
00:46:36.660 level. No sooner had they done that than they moved on and redefined sex. Sex itself, right?
00:46:43.940 They keep proving the conservative slippery slow argument right, and they don't care. They just
00:46:47.740 keep pushing. They take their victories and they push further. They take their losses and they deny
00:46:51.420 their losses and push further. They never stop. And that's the lesson goes right back to Roe versus
00:46:55.680 Wade. That's the lesson for the right. The one issue that we've come close to winning on,
00:47:00.740 and we might still win on, is pro-life. Since Roe versus Wade, we have pushed hard and hard and hard
00:47:05.820 for 50 years and garnered a lot of support and really moved the needle in the pro-life direction.
00:47:11.980 Now we might actually overrule Roe versus Wade. And the lesson there too, by the way, is once we do it,
00:47:17.180 if we can do it, God willing, push even further. Don't stop. It's not the end. It's only the beginning.
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00:48:02.200 Lainey!
00:48:08.480 Where have you been?
00:48:11.860 Baby, going away.
00:48:14.960 I'm going to take off tonight so the kids can sleep most of the way.
00:48:18.540 Well, I'm mostly done. I just need to finish cleaning out the pantry.
00:48:24.560 Oh, I love you so. It's all around. You turn me down. So I'm leaving. Oh, leaving. Thinkin' through the night.
00:48:40.680 Mission. Think. Right.
00:48:45.820 Please let me out. Please.
00:49:09.620 Lady.
00:49:11.620 Lady.
00:49:23.620 Your daughter. She's very pretty. Don't you touch my kids. Rob! 0.92
00:49:27.620 Rob owes me money. There's money. There's a lot of money. There's thousands of dollars in the pantry. Have it all.
00:49:45.020 Please come on. I'm scared.
00:49:59.020 That looks good.
00:50:02.600 Not that I'm saying I didn't think it would be good. I did know it would be. There's a lot of talent at the Daily Wire. But still, when conservatives have made movies, sometimes, look, some conservative movies have been terrific. And some have been a little schmaltzy, a little saccharine, you know, a little kitschy and sentimental.
00:50:22.920 Not that. That looks pretty real and gritty. I can't wait to watch it. Can't wait to watch the whole movie. Make sure you go like and share the trailer on YouTube. Your support makes all the difference.
00:50:36.160 I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show. See you tomorrow.
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