Michael Knowles

Also, you know, you can hear at the top, Megan, your children's names, which is it's giving me intense wasp name envy because the Knowles line, they're very waspy.

I mean, there's I got a lot.

I've got like Clarences and Basil kind of, you know, and I you're.

For my fourth kid coming out, I got to get a little more American, a little more English about this.

We are, yes.

So happy Mother's Day to you and to my poor beleaguered wife with our three and a half children, three that she's juggling all at once and then one of them half cooking as we speak.

I am calling to all of the many, many listeners.

I am calling for a resurgence, a revival of good, solid, waspy American names.

This is a great... And I might be the first one to follow suit, frankly, when our new kid arrives.

parthenia parthenia parthenia that's my middle name would you like that parthenia brunt oh my god you're asking to get beaten up parthenia i love it i love it that's beautiful this uh you know obviously with demographic change mass migration a lot of names come and go in the uk now you know nine out of ten kids is muhammad basically i that what

We talk about all the ways.

We've got to restrict migration, sure.

We've got to increase the birth rate.

But if we could just name a whole generation of Parthenias, that would go a long way to preserving the culture.

I just love it.

Your thoughts on this?

Democrat playbook.

This goes back some 80, 90 years now.

Franklin Roosevelt, when his New Deal programs were being struck down as unconstitutional ad infinitum, decided that he was just going to blow up the Supreme Court and he was going to rearrange it such that he would have a rubber stamp.

And the only reason he didn't follow through with that, in fact, was because one of the justices decided to flip at the last minute to try to preserve something like the integrity of the Supreme Court.