Ep. 2000 - Tucker Carlson Leaves The Republican Party

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Why is Michael celebrating the 2000th episode and what’s the show’s opening summary?

Michael Knowles 0:00
Tucker leaves the Republican Party, the Pope criticizes the free market, and Chicago declares a transfemicide state of emergency on the 2000th episode of The Michael Knowles Show.
Michael Knowles 0:20
Welcome back to the show. It is the 2000th episode. Whoopi Goldberg believes President Trump should go to jail for repainting the reflecting pool. There's a lot going on. But did I mention it's the 2000th episode? I think it is an occasion that demands a Mayflower cigar. It's really two holidays today. It's Juneteenth, of course, and the 2000th episode. Many people did not think this show would make it that long, including many of my bosses, actually, and a lot of the people. But I don't know. They've continued to tolerate me. Thank you to all of you for being around for 2000 episodes of this show. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Now, if you're watching politically unsavory content such as this, that the powers that be do not love, you must use ExpressVPN.
Michael Knowles 1:11
Go to expressvpn.com slash Knowles. Imagine for a moment that every book you've ever picked up, every article you've ever read, every question you've ever asked, every website you've ever visited was recorded in a file somewhere. not because you've done anything wrong, just because someone thought they might want the information later. Most people would find that intrusive. That is essentially how much of the internet works. Your internet provider can see the websites you visit. In many countries, providers are required to keep online records of that activity for years. In the United States, internet providers can even sell those data. The good news is, You do not have to simply accept that arrangement.
Michael Knowles 1:45
That is one of many reasons I use ExpressVPN. ExpressVPN encrypts your internet activity before it reaches your internet provider. So instead of seeing what websites you're visiting, all they see is encrypted data they can't make any sense of. In other words, they can't share, record, or sell that information because they never had it in the first place. I've used ExpressVPN for going on 10 years now. It is great. It's also super easy. I'm a big Luddite. Just click one button on your phone, on your laptop, on your tablet. Boom, you're good to go. If you would like to join in the fight for digital privacy, now's the best time to do it because ExpressVPN is available at just $3.49 a month. That's $3.49, not $300.
Michael Knowles 2:19
It's $3.49. If you use my special link, you get four extra months of service at expressvpn.com slash Knowles, E-X-P-R-E-S-S-V-P-N.com slash Knowles for four extra months of service. Chicago has declared a transfemicide state of emergency. This according to Mayor Brandon Johnson, quote, for too many transgender Chicagoans, the sense of belonging they deserve in their city has been denied by exclusion and barriers to opportunity in spaces that should feel safe and welcoming. Since declaring a transfemicide state of emergency, our administration has strengthened the city's capacity to support LGBTQ plus Chicagoans. This framework builds on that work by centering the voices and lived experiences of trans Chicagoans to chart a path toward a safer, more connected city.
Michael Knowles 3:08
I looked into the numbers on the trans femicide state of emergency. How many trans femmes have been homicided? Last year, the number is one. There was one trans identifying guy in Chicago who was murdered and he was murdered not by a phobic right wing person. He was murdered by his boyfriend. He was in bed. The boyfriend apparently bludgeoned his skull in with a hammer. Very sad. But that would not seem to be an epidemic. of transfemicide. To help me analyze this crucial story, I bring on someone who was around for the Great Chicago Fire, so has a good sense of the Second City. That would be arguably the founder of this show, Andy Millennial Clavin, Drew.
Drew (?) (Andy) — Andrew Klavan 4:05
Thank you for being here. Congratulations. I thought it was your 5,000th show.

How does the host explain ExpressVPN and online privacy protection?

Drew (?) (Andy) — Andrew Klavan 4:10
It just maybe seemed like 5,000 shows.
Michael Knowles 4:11
It just feels like you are the founder of this show because- I am.
Drew (?) (Andy) — Andrew Klavan 4:17
I'm going to have to answer for that before- You will.
Michael Knowles 4:20
I mean, we can get into your precise views on purgatory, but most theologians would say that will get you 10 billion years in purgatory.

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