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Chapter 1: What did President Trump say about the Civil Rights Act?
President Trump tells the New York Times that the Civil Rights Act violated white people's rights. The former president of Ireland argues that baptism violates babies' rights. And speaking of debates over rights, new video emerges out of Minneapolis of Renee Good's lesbian partner screaming her shock and surprise that ICE officers' guns shoot bullets.
I'm Michael Knowles, this is the Michael Knowles Show. Welcome back to the show.
Chapter 2: How does the former president of Ireland view baptism?
Leftists in Minneapolis are now doing pagan rituals outside of Rene Good's memorial. I guess there's a makeshift memorial where the ICE officer shot her after she hit him with her car. And the libs are dressing up in all sorts of weird pagan outfits and doing incense rituals. And Leftists will do literally anything to avoid worshiping the one true God.
Chapter 3: What shocking video emerged from the Minneapolis incident?
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Chapter 4: What rituals are leftists performing at Renee Good's memorial?
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If you'd rather shop in person, you can find Mizzen and Maine stores in select states. What did President Trump say? What did this man get in trouble for now? Well, I got the New York Times here. You know you can believe everything you read in the New York Times. Headline, Trump says civil rights led to white people being very badly treated.
Right there off the headline, you say, wait, civil rights? Is that really what, people having civil rights is bad for white people? No, no, no, that's not what he said. Referred to the Civil Rights Act. And there have actually been many civil rights acts in the course of history. He was referring specifically to the Civil Rights Act of 1964. What does he say about it?
Speaking to the New York Times on Wednesday, Mr. Trump echoed grievances amplified by Vice President J.D. Vance. Already right there, you can see the libs have started to make this move. Previously, Trump was singularly evil. He was Hitler. He was a distinct evil, unlike any other. You might not like all the Republicans, but Trump is specifically evil. That's why we all need to unite to stop.
And that's what we've heard for 10 years. And we've already started to get the shift. actually Vance is worse. That's how you know that Vance is a good candidate. That's how you know that Vance is kind of your guy is that the libs already view him as the threat. So they're already beginning to shift it. When I was a kid, George Bush was Hitler.
He was singularly evil, unlike all the other Republicans. Reagan, he was great. I have a strange new respect for Reagan. Then it became George Bush was Hitler. And now they all like George Bush because Trump is Hitler. And now finally you're beginning to see Well, actually, Trump, he wasn't quite as bad as everyone said. Vance is the real threat.
So already this is being framed as President Trump is echoing J.D. Vance. J.D. Vance is the real evil pulling the strings. Nobody believes any part of Vance is Hitler and Trump is being led around. No. Says, echoed by J.D. Vance and other top officials who in recent weeks have argued white men
have urged white men to file federal complaints with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the EEOC, which is a product of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the subsequent cultural upheaval in the 1960s to present. So they're urging white men who have been discriminated against on the basis of race to file a Civil Rights Act complaint. And this is shocking to the New York Times.
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Chapter 5: What is the significance of Trump’s comments on white discrimination?
He added, I think it was also at that time, it accomplished some very wonderful things, but it also hurt a lot of people. People that deserve to go to a college or deserve to get a job were unable to get a job. So it was, it was a reverse discrimination. Could anyone disagree with that? What exactly does the New York Times disagree with here?
What exactly do the libs who are sharing this shocking statement from Trump disagree with? Do they disagree that white people have been discriminated against as a matter of affirmative action? Do they disagree? Affirmative action, which actually predates the Civil Rights Act of 1964, but it's kind of part and parcel of it.
They really disagree that the point of affirmative action is to give preference to non-white people. That's the definition of affirmative action. They all celebrate that. They say, isn't this so wonderful? There's more diversity. There are fewer white people in these positions. There are fewer white people in these schools.
I guess one way to put it is they celebrate it when they say there are more non-white people in these schools. But the logical necessity of there being more non-white people is there being fewer white people. And this isn't just a matter of meritocracy or something or taking an unjust impediment away from the non-white people. This is an active, it's an affirmative action.
It's like why it's called that, to bring in more non-white people. So that isn't necessarily discrimination against white people. Does anyone disagree with that? No. He says, look, at the same time, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 accomplished some very wonderful things. So he's saying, yeah, it did some good things. It addressed some real problems, but it also hurt a lot of people.
And so what is the New York Times really upset about? The New York Times is upset that the Trump administration is encouraging people to rectify some of the wrongs that came about as a result of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 through the act itself. By filing complaints with the various civil rights offices. So it's not saying we need to repeal the Civil Rights Act.
It's not saying we need to abolish all of these offices. Trump is saying the most modest, moderate thing you could possibly say. He's saying we need to resolve some of the problems that have come about through the Civil Rights Act. And even that is too far. Why? Because the libs want to discriminate against white people. That's what they want.
And so what's so brilliant about this framing here is the libs either have to admit that whites are right to file Civil Rights Act complaints, EEOC complaints when they're discriminated against, or they have to admit that the purpose of the Civil Rights Act was, as Trump says, reverse discrimination. Which is it? You have to pick one. Either The Civil Rights Act wasn't really about civil rights.
It wasn't really about ending racial discrimination. It wasn't really about equality for all. What it was really about was discriminating against whites, in which case we should get rid of it. Or... The Civil Rights Act really was about ending racial injustices. It really was about equality for all. It really was about stopping discrimination.
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Chapter 6: What are the implications of immigration policies discussed?
You see it in Scripture. Our Lord says, let the little children come to me. You see baptisms of children in Acts multiple times. But again, nevertheless, put all those theological discussions aside for a second. The closest I can get here is that baptism denies babies their human rights in as much as it saves them from the consequences of the fall of man. That's a good thing, isn't it?
Isn't that a good thing? Last point. This woman who says that baptism violates babies' human rights supports abortion. She supports legally murdering babies in the womb, but not baptizing them. The only way to reach that conclusion is either to have followed the perversity of liberalism to its conclusion or the influence of a demon.
I'm sorry, I don't see any other... Really makes you raise your eyebrows to other left-wing politicians. Now, speaking of... perversions, speaking of total divorce from reality. We turn back to Minneapolis. It was at shooting. The ICE officer shot this left-wing activist who drove her SUV into him the other day, and the left thinks this is a great injustice. There is an injustice here.
This agitator should not have driven her car into an ICE officer, but they think it was unjust for the officer to shoot this woman. Some new videos come out, which gives away the whole game on how we got here. This is the lesbian partner, reportedly, of the woman who was killed yelling immediately after the shooting. It's an astounding video.
Her first scream after she yells, drive, baby, drive, drive, into the ICE agent. And then the ICE agent, defending himself, shoots that woman in the face, as he was absolutely right to do. And then the woman dies and her car crashes. And she screams, why did you have real bullets? You actually feel sorry for this woman. Well, you feel sorry for the woman who's dead.
You feel sorry for the lesbian partner. Because she was shocked. She was shocked that the cop's gun had real bullets in it. She really didn't know. She really didn't know. that the law enforcement officer's gun had bullets. How divorced do you have to be from reality not to know that the cop's gun has bullets in it? That's how divorced she was.
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Chapter 7: How do recent events reflect broader societal issues?
And you see it throughout not just this one particular woman who's shrieking these things, but all these people out there in the streets. The woman out there shrieking these things thinks that foreign criminals are law-abiding American citizens. That's one level of confusion. She thinks that foreign criminals, those are the people who are being apprehended by ICE.
are Americans, that they have a right to be here, and that they shouldn't be arrested. They're law abiding. That's crazy. That's the opposite of what they are. This woman, it goes without saying, has a great deal of sexual confusion. She doesn't really know the difference between men and women. She thinks that men and women are practically the same.
This woman doesn't seem to understand the basics of human biology, human nature. She doesn't understand how societies get along. She doesn't realize that you're not allowed to just park your car in the middle of the street in order to obstruct law enforcement, law enforcement whom she believes you are allowed to drive your car into. And if they shoot back, they'll shoot what?
Marbles and gumdrops? She doesn't know that the guns have bullets. This is why. some of us observed, including the vice president, you feel pity for these people because they have been so brainwashed by the left online, in their communities, by the politicians. They have been brainwashed and scandalized by the politicians who have accustomed them to not seeing the law enforced.
who have accustomed them, habituated them to seeing foreign criminals just do whatever they want in the middle of their streets, brag about how they're not here legally, brag about their crimes and not be arrested.
And the culmination of that, the consequence of that, of living in this virtual world where there never seem to be consequences to anything, a world that's kind of like a video game where if you die, you just press restart and you get to start it up again.
The consequences of living in that virtual world is that when you see your lesbian partner get shot in the face because she ran over a cop or tried to run over a cop, ended up hitting him, you first scream, why did you have real bullets? And then the part that's really heartbreaking for this woman, the lesbian partner, is that second thing she says. She goes, it's my fault.
I told her to come down here. A recognition that In a way, I think I'm probably softer on this woman than she is on herself because she realizes, oh my goodness, and she doesn't even admit it here, but the true immediate cause of this woman driving her car into the cop, which led her to be shot, was that the lesbian partner says, drive, baby, drive, drive.
She literally gives the order that gets her killed. But even earlier than that, I guess it was this woman who said, you go down there. Yeah, you go down there, you park your car, you obstruct law enforcement, that's what you should do, which gets her killed. She says, oh my goodness, it's my fault.
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Chapter 8: How does Trump’s view on affirmative action challenge mainstream narratives?
did have a chilling effect. It worked. I said this after Charlie Kirk was assassinated. I said, the worst part about assassinations, which no one wants to admit now, is that they work. That's why people do them. The reason people do assassinations is because they work. And there's this cope that we all have when one of our friends or one of our heroes is assassinated.
We say, well, this is just going to make us stronger than ever. But usually it doesn't. Because actually assassinations work. That's why people do them. Well, the same principle holds with just use of state power, which is when you arrest criminals, you get less crime. And when you let criminals run free, you get more crime.
And when you let criminals flaunt their crime on television, you get even more crime than that. So when you have these people coming out, they're making these kinds of direct threats. I'm not saying they have to be violent. No, I'm going much further than that. when they just make these verbal threats, which are crimes, they need to be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
We need to send a message that this will not be tolerated. Not only will that help to quell the legitimate left-wing terrorism that even the Atlantic is admitting exists, but it will also be a political electoral winner because most people don't identify with that. Most people don't want these violent lunatics in the streets.
To show you how mainstream this used to be, I got to give a hat tip to Mays here. Mays finds some great old video and audio. Here is how Bill Clinton spoke about illegal immigration and deportations in 1995.
Our nation was built by immigrants. People from every region of the world have made lasting and important contributions to our society. We support legal immigration, but we won't tolerate immigration by people whose first act is to break the law as they enter our country.
We must continue to do everything we can to strengthen our borders, enforce our laws, and remove illegal aliens from our country. As I said in my State of the Union address, we are a nation of immigrants, but we're also a nation of laws, and it is wrong and ultimately self-defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws we have seen in recent years.
Now let me talk a little bit about increasing deportations. Our plan will triple the number of criminal and other deportable aliens deported since 1993. Every day illegal aliens show up in court who are charged. Some are guilty and surely some are innocent. Some go to jail and some don't. But they're all illegal aliens.
And whether they're innocent or guilty of the crimes they're charged with in court They're still here illegally, and they should be sent out of the country.
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