Chapter 1: What are Trump's plans regarding Greenland?
President Trump met yesterday with the Danish Prime Minister at the White House over Trump's plans to annex Greenland. Meanwhile, the chaos and scandals in Minnesota go from bad to worse as illegal aliens and their supporters attack federal agents, federal agents shooting one of them in the leg. We'll get into all the specifics.
But I think I've finally figured out President Trump's obsession with acquiring Greenland. Everyone thinks it's about national security or Arctic shipping lanes or minerals and deterring China and Russia. But it occurred to me yesterday, this morning, actually. The biggest flashpoint of domestic conflict right now is occurring.
Chapter 2: How is the situation in Minnesota escalating?
Why? Because foreign criminals invaded and conquered our quasi-Arctic state, formerly populated by amiable Scandinavians. So... Once we get the big island to the northeast, we can either round up all the immigrants and send them there, or we can just rename Greenland New Minnesota, start over again, and we're back to where we were 20 years ago, making America great again. I'm Michael Knowles.
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Chapter 3: What are the underlying reasons for Trump's obsession with Greenland?
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And so what we're going to do is we're going to say, you know what?
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Chapter 4: How are immigration issues impacting local communities?
Whatever. It's over. Cut our losses. The Somalis and the Venezuelans and the black bloc terrorists can have the Antifa. They can have Minnesota. But we're just going to start over. We got new Scandinavians and we're going to keep them nice. They got to stay nice there. And I think they will. I think we'll be very nice to them. But before we get to new Minnesota.
I want to talk about old Minnesota where things are going from bad to worse. Rioters now are breaking into federal vehicles and stealing weapons. Do we have the video? This is care of Nick Sorter. So here you see the libs have been trying to tell us that, you know, it's just nice caring suburban moms who were trying to stop the terrible ice. This isn't suburban moms.
These are masked up black block agents, you know, wearing Antifa style masks, in some cases face tattooed gangsters. One of the face tattooed looks like Hispanic gangsters actually stole a rifle out of a federal vehicle that he broke into. This is, it was always dangerous when people were downplaying the risks. Now it's real dangerous.
And so what the feds have to do here is make an example and there's no alternative. This is, in fact, what the liberals did after January 6th. The difference on January 6th, of course, is that these were not armed anarchists who really hurt anyone seriously. The only person who was killed in political violence on January 6th, of course, was a Trump supporter who was killed by a trigger-happy cop.
But what happened? What did the feds do? They went in for months. I spoke to U.S. Marshals after January 6th. Months and months later, they were still tracking down every single sweet little granny who showed up to take a selfie. So we can get these people. The federal government can do it. I trust that the Trump administration is doing that now.
So in many ways, I'm not even trying to convince the Trump administration. I think the White House gets it. I think the people who are in charge of the deportations and law enforcement get it. But Republicans need to get this generally. Conservatives need to get this generally. Independents need to get this generally.
We were talking, especially after Charlie Kirk was murdered, we were talking about organized left-wing terror, Antifa, Black Block, the kinds of people who set off an explosive when I was speaking at the University of Pittsburgh, the kind of people who have been leading a lot of the anarchy, not just in recent years, but frankly, going all the way back to the 1920s in the United States.
And they're now challenging the administration. They're challenging the regime in many ways. Are you guys serious or do we control these streets now? And so if there were any question, the federal government can round these people up. We saw it on January 6th and they need to. Not even just as a matter of justice, but as a matter of political legitimacy.
If you don't round these people up like the animals they are and make examples of them Bukele style, then you're only going to get more violence. You're only gonna get more political challenges. You're only gonna get more bad optics. The only way out right now is through. Meanwhile, I guess as evidence of that read of things, an ICE agent was ambushed again.
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Chapter 5: What happened during the recent riots in Minnesota?
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CNN calls this guy, and it's a little confusing because Renee Good is now sort of infamously a lesbian because it was her lesbian partner who said, drive, baby, drive, drive, before she drove into the agent. It was her lesbian partner who said, this is my fault. Why do the guns have bullets? This is my fault. I told her to come down here.
So she's perceived as a lesbian, but she has a kid and she has a kid because she previously had a husband and the husband died. And so this is her father-in-law, the father of Renee Good's late husband. Here's what he had to say on CNN.
Nothing about charges or anything like that, just an investigation into what happened in terms of the ICE agents' actions. But they were, according to the prosecutors resigning today, pressuring them to investigate Renee's actions and Becca, her wife's actions. How do you feel about all that? Well, you know, I'm not blaming anybody. I mean, it's a hard situation all the way around.
It's hard for the, you know, for everybody involved. I mean, the ice agent, you know, at first I didn't see the footage where, you know, he was actually, you know, he was actually being ran. I mean, I seen the bump of the car hitting, you know, hitting his legs.
and so in a you know in a flash like that it's it's hard to say how you would react uh from my understanding that he had been through that before maybe dragged or something and so uh you know like i said it's just it's just a hard situation for everybody uh you know becca you know it's she's a great person as well i mean you know i don't have any many enemies i love everybody and and that's what the bible tells us love our neighbors as we love ourselves but you know i think there's some bad choices
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Chapter 6: How does the government respond to the violence against ICE agents?
You see that especially in the sex stuff. And now we have to liberate ourselves from our own bodies. You have to do it. Liberalism isn't complete until you do that. And it's interesting, it wouldn't be an episode without mentioning St. Thomas Aquinas.
Thomas Aquinas points out that the heresy particular to transgenderism, namely that the body has nothing to do with what we really are, that the body is even bad, which is intrinsic to transgenderism. The idea that I'm born a man, but I'm really a woman. And so the maleness of my body is actually evil. That matter is evil. This is an ancient heresy. It goes back to the beginning.
It goes under the name of Docetism or Gnosticism, Albigensianism. There are lots of versions of this kind of heresy. Curious that St. Thomas Aquinas, one of the most intelligent people to ever live, says that these kinds of heresies are the very worst of all the heresies. because the central fact of Christianity, the turning point of history is the incarnation.
It's that the word became flesh and dwelt among us. And so it's no surprise that liberalism, which is in many ways an inversion or perversion of Christianity, would take as its apotheosis the very worst heresy. Liberalism, which is in many ways just a kind of collection of heresies, the culmination of liberalism is actually the very worst heresy.
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