Ep. 2067 - "You Can See Everything": My Take On The Elizabeth Holmes Documentary

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Michael Knowles 0:00
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Michael Knowles 0:35
The trailer got over 3 million views in just 14 hours. People cannot get enough. And the fascination is about a lot more than Elizabeth Holmes. Then Stanford University uses AI to turn a Mexican boy into a black girl. That's impressive. And and investigator publishes new findings to suggest that Adolf Hitler might have killed another person just when you think you know a guy. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.
Michael Knowles 1:20
Welcome back to the show. You want to talk movies? I want to talk Runhide Fight Infidels. I'm very glad that so many of you have subscribed to dailywire.com/slash subscribe and you have seen the movie. If you haven't seen the movie yet, it's really subtle. You know, I really want your take on the nuances, the esoteric message of uh slashing the throat of lesbians on rooftops and stuff. Anyway, if you haven't seen it yet, everyone's talking about It and memeing it, and you want to be in the conversation. So go to dailywire.com slash subscribe. We turn to another movie. You can't ignore it. This is the first first Hollywood movie that's come out in gosh, I don't know, 20 years that you everyone is talking about.
Michael Knowles 2:00
Everyone is eagerly anticipating. This is documentary about Elizabeth Holmes. Elizabeth Holmes, who is this sociopathic founder of Theranos, a fraud healthcare company. Starting in 2003, uh, she defrauded all of these really smart, rich people. She defrauded Henry Kissinger, George Schultz, Jim Mattis, all these guys who were who were serving on the board. She cost gazillions of dollars. She was she was fed as this amazing rising young star, this millennial woman, founder, CEO, and it was all totally fake. So Right before she goes to prison, she has a kid, just two kids actually. And in the eleven or so days before she has to go to prison for eleven years, she decides instead of spending a lot of time with her family, she's going to invite a documentary filmmaker, Nathan Felder, to just spend the whole time with her.
Michael Knowles 2:55
And this is the portrait that people can't get enough of.
Nathan Fielder 3:00
You've never been suspicious that she's ever lied to you. No, ever. I still have this weird feeling that there's some things that I'm not seeing.
Unknown 3:13
Truth I don't have anything to hide.
Nathan Fielder 3:21
I know what you're feeling. No you don't.
Michael Knowles 3:31
So I may think about this movie for the rest of my life as one. Be okay
Unknown 3:38
with Um With letting someone see me cry.
Michael Knowles 3:57
Says, oh yeah, it took a long time to get comfortable with someone seeing me cry. This is a woman who never blinks. She just stares at you with this uncanny awkwardness. And then just as she said that, she blinks three times and squeezes out a tear right on cue. It's deeply unsettling. So the movie's called You Can See Everything, and nice artistic choice. That phrase doesn't totally fit on the screen. Why are people so fascinated with it? In part, it's because. Everyone's fascinated by sociopaths because sociopaths just operate differently than we do. And in an egalitarian age where we all believe in a tabla rasa, that all people are born exactly the same and any differences in outcomes are merely attributable to society.
Michael Knowles 4:36
This is why the libs are always taking the side of criminals over perpetrators, is because for them, everyone's born exactly the same. So because they ultimately deny original sin. So uh if something goes wrong, it has to be something that was done to the criminal.

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