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Joe Biden's decision to open the US border has led to a mass invasion of foreigners, well over 6 million in less than three years.
This has led to all sorts of problems, spikes in crime, strains on public services.
Things have gotten so bad that even liberal mayors like New York City's Eric Adams have said that the migration crisis could destroy whole cities.
But The liberal press wants you to know that it's not all bad.
Take this Boston woman, for example, who is so fond of illegal immigration that she's even invited some illegal aliens into her home.
It's been an emotional few weeks for Wildande Joseph and her husband.
First, sleeping on the floor at Logan Airport, then in Children's Hospital with their two-year-old daughter, who got very sick.
She felt bad, as any mother would.
Now, things are looking much brighter as they've been welcomed into Lisa Hillenbrand's Brookline apartment.
Your child is very happy now?
Yes, very happy.
When she wakes up in the morning, she says, oh Lisa!
She says her daughter is very happy.
When she wakes up in the morning, she says, hi, Lisa, and everyone starts the day smiling.
It's a delight.
And it's really fun having them.
What I realized is there's so much prejudice against refugees, mostly because people don't know them.
Lisa says she feels like she has her own personal chef, as Woldande loves cooking.
No.
Hold on.
In case you didn't track that story, a wealthy white woman has invited a black woman without many legal rights into her home to cook for her and take care of everything around the house for no money.
Which kind of sounds like... You know, I was a history major in college.
I think there's a word for that kind of thing.
When wealthy white people give poor black people housing and food in exchange for domestic labor with few, if any, legal protections.
I'm sure the word will come to me.
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I don't want to move off the white liberal Boston lady who loves having a slave.
And I don't want to.
We got to hold on that for a second because it sounds so nice.
Oh, yes, I've invited this woman onto my property.
She can stay here.
She can even have a kid here.
And all she's got to do is like cook for me, maybe maybe clean up a few things around the house.
You know, I'm not going to pay her anything.
She's but it's really wow.
Why haven't we thought of this before?
This works out great.
And it's not just her.
It's not just the liberal Boston lady.
This is the explicit argument for mass migration that prominent liberals make.
The explicit argument that they make is that there are some jobs that are so unpleasant that Americans don't want to do them.
And when Americans do them, they demand fair wages, which no one wants to pay.
So we have to import peasants from the third world to work for very low wages to do the jobs we don't want to do.
We've got to import a surf class, as US Representative Pramila Jayapal, a prominent National Democrat, laid out.
This country needs immigrants to survive.
Immigrants pick the food we eat, rebuild our communities after climate disasters, help construct our infrastructure, power our small business economy, clean our homes, and look after the most precious in our families, our children and our elders.
If we're not bringing these slaves here no more, who's gonna clean my house?
Who's gonna raise my children?
If we're not bringing these slaves from El Salvador and Nicaragua anymore, who's gonna pick my cotton?
I say, I say, I say, I tell you, my name is Pramila Jayapal, I say, I say.
She doesn't know.
They don't know.
They don't realize.
They don't think about it very much.
But that's exactly the argument that they're making.
That's certainly the argument that the Chamber of Commerce has made, that the more establishment side of the GOP has made.
You read it on the Wall Street Journal editorial pages.
We need mass migration so that we get a steady supply of cheap labor.
Now, you might say, well, Michael, They're not like slave slaves.
It's not like, I mean, I guess in the case of this Boston lady, the people actually are just living in her home and they get food and shelter and they work for it.
But when we're talking about mass migration, I don't know.
It's not exactly slavery.
Right.
Because the people who are importing these peasants from the third world are not even giving them housing and shelter and food.
You're right.
They're paying them very, very low wages, and there's always the threat that they could be deported, and it's usually outside of the legal system of commerce.
It's usually people getting paid under the table, not paying taxes on this kind of stuff.
Yeah, you're right.
In some ways, it's even worse.
Because they don't even have the minimal protections that they could have had otherwise in a formalized system of this kind of exploitative servitude.
Yeah, you're right.
Yeah, not great.
Not a really good argument, folks.
Now, speaking of bad arguments from libs, California governor and would-be presidential candidate in 2024, Gavin Newsom, has just celebrated what he considers to be the most beautiful, greatest moment, greatest accomplishment of his political career.
I will give it to you from Gavin Newsom in his own words.
I think they're undisputed masterpieces, hip to the square.
A song so catchy, most people probably don't listen to the lyrics.
But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trend.
It's also a personal statement about the band itself.
Hey, Paul!
Sorry, I think, actually, I believe that was Patrick Bateman from American Psycho.
I'm not sure.
I sometimes confuse the two, but actually, sorry, the clip that I wanted to play was Gavin Newsom talking about redefining marriage.
Greatest memory, I kid you not, besides my own kids, was walking outside the front door here, and there was a little girl, it was rare I went out during the middle of all these weddings, and this little girl's tugging at me, I look down, and she goes, and she looks at me, and she goes, thank you for giving me two mommies.
To be part of that journey, yeah, a journey for equality, but for affirmation, for expansion of rights and liberties and freedom, that's what it's all about.
The greatest memory that Gavin Newsom has is depriving a little girl of a father.
That is more psycho than anything Patrick Bateman ever said in that movie.
Maybe Gavin Newsom hasn't thought about this either.
Probably he hasn't.
He seems kind of glib as far as politicians go.
He's saying, this girl came to me and said, thank you for giving me two mommies.
Okay.
Two mommies obviously can't make a baby.
And if it were the case that two mommies could make a baby, it wouldn't be that Gavin Newsom gave them to her because it would be The natural course of events and how babies are made.
So, two mommies can't do that just like two daddies can't do that.
So, what the little girl is saying is thank you for redefining marriage and maybe going weak on divorce law and maybe just scrambling up the whole family such that I don't have a mommy and a daddy, I have two mommies.
But you can't have two mommies You can't totally scramble up the family without taking something away.
And the thing that Gavin Newsom has taken away, the thing that the Democrats broadly have taken away, is the father.
Or the mother.
But they've taken away one of the two parents.
And that's really awful.
And I'm not surprised that a little kid would defend this sort of thing.
Little kids, the children of divorce, the children who are the victims of the broader sexual revolution, they will do anything to defend their parents.
They will do anything.
This is how adults who disregard children and abuse children and neglect children, this is how they get away with saying, oh, children are resilient.
Because kids will do whatever they can to defend the adults in their lives.
But this is really bad because little boys and girls need their fathers.
And little boys and girls need their mothers too.
Both men and women have something to contribute to raising children.
Both men and women have something to contribute, period, to the human race.
And they're not just totally interchangeable.
And when you normalize this kind of disordered sexual behavior, and when you formalize it by rewriting the fundamental political unit, which is the family, you necessarily take one of those two things away.
And what Gavin Newsom has taken away is a father from a little girl.
And even almost more scandalous than that.
Now the society impels the little girl to say, and I'm really happy about it.
Oh, I'm really happy my parents got divorced.
I'm really happy that I've got two mommies.
I'm really happy that our society no longer treats of sex and social relations in a normal, flourishing way.
No, no, I'm really happy about it.
I've read on the show before the private testimonies of people who say, you know, I wish I had a dad.
Uh, you know, actually, I don't want to make my dads feel bad, or I don't want to make my moms feel bad, but I kind of wish I had this idea.
Hey, do you think fathers matter in the life of a little girl?
I think we all know that fathers, in that particular circumstance, fathers matter a lot.
And this freaking psycho, Gavin Newsom, says it's not improving the economy, not enforcing the law and protecting people from violent crime, which Gavin Newsom obviously hasn't done.
None of those things are his greatest accomplishment.
His greatest accomplishment is depriving a little girl of her father.
That guy's very dangerous.
And that guy really wants to be president, and Joe Biden doesn't appear to be long for this world, and that is a very scary situation for us.
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Speaking of deeply disordered sexual stuff, there is a major Debate over the relation of church and state and the protection of the church and, by golly, our constitutional rights coming out of Florida.
According to the Tampa Bay Times, a man confessed to a terrible sexual sin in a church, and now he's trying to argue that his confession should not be used as evidence in a criminal trial.
According to the Tampa Bay Times, a man gripped a microphone as he stood before a stage inside a Florida church, And told his pastor and parish leaders he was sorry for what he'd done to the pastor's 12-year-old granddaughter.
Juan Martin Gonzalez said that he'd sinned.
He apologized.
He vowed to face the situation.
People in the crowd demanded more.
God wouldn't forgive him, they said, unless he said exactly what he'd done wrong.
Gonzalez kept talking.
His words were captured on video.
The video was later shared with police.
So some people, like this guy's defense attorneys, are arguing that this man is protected by the relationship between a penitent and his confessor, that this was a religious Confession and therefore it should be sacrosanct, it should not be admitted as evidence.
And you know me, I am a strong defender of the sacrament of confession and I believe that the seal of the confessional is inviolable.
I'm a mackerel snapping papist myself, but even those of you who are not Catholic out there, I'm sure you're very well acquainted with the confessional, because it's in every movie, every religious movie, you know, that scene of the man on his knees in the confessional, and maybe something comes out, but the priest cannot violate that seal.
That's not what this is.
This man got up to a microphone in public, not with his confessor in private, in a booth, in public.
He got up, he had a microphone, there was a video camera recording this.
That is a public act, okay?
And our confusion, we're so confused these days over the relationship of the church to the state.
We're so confused these days over the relationship of public to private life.
We're so confused these days over what a sacrament is that We just don't know how to handle these very traditional things.
But when you speak into a video camera, when you speak into a microphone, when you speak before an auditorium of people, you have no reasonable expectation of privacy.
There was some political sex scandal that came out a few weeks ago of a man and a woman having a menage a trois, and then one of them claimed that they had a reasonable expectation of privacy, but one of them kind of filmed part of it or whatever.
You don't have a reasonable expectation of privacy in a menage a trois.
You do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in an auditorium of people.
You don't have a reasonable expectation of privacy when there are cameras and microphones all around you.
You do in the confessional, when you're there at the meeting of the physical and the metaphysical, when you're there speaking to a priest who's acting in the person of Christ, you're really confessing your sins to God and his visible representative on earth is there.
You don't have it in public life.
And as we're now under constant surveillance everywhere and there are cameras and microphones, this is the sort of issue that is going to creep up more and more and more.
Now speaking of criminal proceedings, Some news broke last night while we were on Daily Wire backstage, which is that the Secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, is now the second cabinet official, cabinet secretary in history, to be impeached.
The House of Representatives did it.
I called this, you might remember, hate to say I told you so, I called this a couple of weeks ago when the Republicans failed at first to impeach Mayorkas.
They failed because they have a razor-thin majority, because they kicked out George Santos, who was a weirdo congressman, and they kicked him out to seem like they were the big principled people, and all that really did was give away the game to the Democrats.
Razor-thin majority, Republican Steve Scalise was out for medical treatment that day, and so the vote was so tight that it would have ended up being a tie.
So then one of the Republicans who was pushing for impeachment flipped to be a no vote so that it wouldn't be a tie, so they'd live to fight another day, so they could bring it up again.
I guess Congressman Scalise got back, they took the vote, and there goes Alejandro Mayorkas.
You are going to hear an argument from the Democrats and the Liberals and the Swishes that we should not impeach Mayorkas, that this is totally unconstitutional, this is breaking with legal precedent, this is wrong.
And you're going to hear it from the squishes because they're going to say, look, yes, the Democrats have impeached President Trump over silly sorts of things, but that was wrong and we shouldn't be like the Democrats.
If we just do the same thing the Democrats do, we're no better than them.
All of this is wrong.
All of this is ahistorical.
I mentioned that Mayorkas is the second cabinet secretary in history to be impeached.
The first one was William Belknap in 1876, I believe it was.
He was the Secretary of War, and he was impeached for not only failing to do his job, but also usurping more power than his job would have given him.
The reason this is important is that one can be impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors, things like treason and other high crimes and misdemeanors.
But there is not just a political basis for impeachment, it's not just that you don't like the cut of the guy's jib so you're going to throw him out of office, there's a legal threshold that you need to meet as well.
The Democrats famously did not meet that in the impeachments of President Trump, where they never even really made an argument that he committed a high crime or misdemeanor.
They just didn't like him.
So first, they tried to impeach him for colluding with the Ukrainians, I guess, even though they'd previously gone after him for colluding with the Russians, allegedly.
And then the second time, they tried to impeach him because, I don't know, they didn't like what he tweeted on January 6th, the worst day in human history.
Totally ridiculous.
But in this case, in this case, there is precedent because the reason that Secretary of War William Belknap was impeached in 1876 was for the Behaving in a manner engrossedly incompatible with his proper functions and purpose of his office.
So in 1876, included among the charges was that he disregarded his duty as Secretary of War.
That is a kind of maladministration.
And then when the House Judiciary Committee outlined this in 1974, they explicitly said impeachment is proper when an official exceeds the powers of his office, Behaves in a manner grossly incompatible with the proper functions and purpose of his office, and employs the purpose of his office for an improper purpose.
As the Heritage Foundation has pointed out, Alejandro Mayorkas has done all three of those things.
That's according to the proper definition and proper basis of impeachment from the House of Representatives in 1974, which means it was a Democrat House of Representatives at that time.
And it's in keeping with the precedent that we had for impeaching cabinet secretaries, going back Over a century and a half, okay?
I think, or just about a century and a half.
I think we're good.
The impeachment of Mayorkas is justified.
Historically, legally, I think you could say persuasively, and politically, because the Democrats do this to us.
They did it twice to the last president.
Surely we can do it here to Mayorkas.
But if Mayorkas is impeached, Then this necessarily leads one to conclude that Biden should be impeached as well because Mayorkas is enforcing the Biden policy, period.
So this is a nice little win for the House.
It's not going to go anywhere because the Senate's not going to convict him because we don't have enough Republican senators.
Decent enough win in the House.
Now they should go on and impeach Joe Biden.
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Now, speaking of Congress, frustrating news out of New York yesterday.
I mentioned that we kicked George Santos out of Congress for some reason, and you're going to be shocked to hear it, a Democrat won his seat in liberal New York.
Who could have predicted this?
Republicans had a razor-thin majority, we kicked out a Republican congressman because he's a weirdo, and he's legitimately a weirdo.
I mean, he did weird sex stuff, and he pretended to be a different ethnicity, and he engaged in all sorts of financial deception and fraud, so he's a total weirdo.
My only hesitation at the time from kicking him out is, most of the Democrats have done all that stuff too.
My only reason that I suggested perhaps we shouldn't kick this guy out is, you're talking about weird sex stuff?
That's the new threshold?
Okay, you're gonna have to kick out half of the Democrats in Congress, at least.
You're saying that now pretending to be a different ethnicity is basis for being expelled?
Okay, well, how about we go to the upper chamber and talk to Senator Laya Watha, because she got her whole career on this kind of nonsense.
And despite her high cheekbones and her recipe for pow wow chow, it turns out that she's not actually an Injun.
So we're going to kick her out too?
No, Democrats would never kick her out for that.
And then financial deception and fraud?
Are you kidding me?
We'd have to shut down Washington, D.C.
if that were the basis for expelling someone from the nation's capital.
So, yeah, I think that's all terrible.
I think that's really bad.
But what's good for the goose is good for the gander.
You're going to give up, potentially, a razor-thin Republican majority?
For what?
To stand on the principles that no one applies?
To just unilaterally disarm in a political battle?
What are we electing you people for?
I thought it was crazy at the time.
Also because you were almost guaranteed to get a Democrat to replace him.
The Libs are going to now say, this is a referendum on Trump, and this is it, and the Republicans are going to lose in 2024 now.
I don't know, maybe we'll lose in 2024, but it's not because of this seat.
The guy who won was the guy who had the seat previously, Tom Swoatsy.
Tom Suozzi, I don't know how to properly pronounce, the proper Italian way is Suozzi, but I don't know how this metagon pronounces it.
He had the seat from 2017 to 2023, and then George Santos briefly occupied it, and then the guy took it back.
Okay.
Doesn't mean very much, I think, for the 2024 cycle, other than that the GOP was extremely stupid to kick Santos out.
Because now you can't even impeach the worst DHS secretary in American history, a guy who's opened up the border and encouraged millions and millions of foreigners to invade our country.
That's what it means.
Good job.
Great job, GOP.
With Republicans like this, who needs Democrats?
Now, speaking of the RINOs, Speaking of Republicans screwing things up needlessly, Senator Mitt Romney just took to the Senate floor to explain the most important vote that Republican senators will ever take.
Is it on the border?
No.
Is it on the economy?
No.
Is it on defending marriage and life?
No, no, no.
It's on giving money to Ukraine, of course.
The vote we will soon take to provide military weapons for Ukraine is the most important vote we will ever take as United States senators.
You couldn't make it up.
And he probably believes that.
In Senator Romney's defense, he probably believes that.
It's the most important vote ever.
The American vassal state in Ukraine, this proxy war with Russia that has no particularly strategic end in sight other than to kill as many Russians as possible, and if the cost of that is killing as many Ukrainians as possible, so be it, so that we can, what, expand NATO for some reason?
Why are we expanding NATO?
Because, I don't know, because we want to, because we want to have an empire, but we don't want to have an empire.
But we want to impose our values, but we don't like our real values, so we just basically want to spread pride flags to all the reaches of the earth.
And because, I don't know, just because that's just kind of what we do.
So vote to give more money without any strategic end in sight.
Or if there is a strategic end, it's one that you won't support.
Yeah, most important vote.
I believe it.
I believe that.
This is the definition.
The definition of The court jester in the kingdom of liberalism.
This is court jester conservatism.
The kind of person who goes up and he pretends as though he's in opposition to the liberal ruling class.
And on some votes, he'll vote in opposition to them.
On the votes where it doesn't matter.
On the votes where it's not going to count.
But then when it really counts, when it really comes down to priority that the liberals care about, his job is to fold.
And that's what he's doing.
Even if it's not folding, even if he really believes this, his job is to show his true colors then and side with the liberals.
This is why it was always so silly when the liberals would defend Liz Cheney.
And they'd say, look, Liz Cheney, she's a Republican.
She's a conservative.
She votes with the conservatives 90 plus percent of the time.
You're going to tell me she's a liberal, Michael?
She's a conservative.
She votes with the conservatives when it doesn't matter.
She votes with the conservatives when she's the 52nd surplus vote.
She votes with the conservatives on issues where her vote's not going to matter because the issue's not going to go anywhere.
But on the crucial issues, on the moments when we have to define the leader of the opposition as a traitor to his country and as an insurrectionist, when Nancy Pelosi needs a couple fake Republicans to sit on the January 6th committee, that's when you're going to see her true colors.
On the votes that count, That's when you're going to see the true colors.
That's when the court jester conservatives come out.
Now, speaking of GOP senators who are just saying very strange things these days, Senator Kevin Cramer, against whom I have nothing, I don't know, I wasn't even really aware of this guy before.
He might be a perfectly fine guy, but he's saying something that's very strange.
He said, in response to Eric Schmidt, another Republican, Senator, he says, nearly every Republican senator under the age of 55 voted no on this America last bill.
15 out of 17 elected since 2018 voted no.
So he's saying this Ukraine bill, it's separating the boomer cons from the younger conservatives.
And Senator Kramer, who would appear to be in the former category, he says, youthful naivete is bliss.
The wisdom of age may save the West.
Reagan may be dead, but his doctrine saved the world during less dangerous times than these.
If the modern Marx, Putin for the youngsters, restores the USSR while we pretend it's not our problem, God help us, be free.
Boy.
I look, I tend to side with the geriatrics on a lot of political matters.
I'm not one of these who says, you know, kick out all the old people and we need age limits on running for office.
I think that's crazy.
I do think that generally with age comes wisdom, but not always.
First of all, if we're talking about the Reagan doctrine.
It's true, Reagan favored peace through strength, but he really did favor peace.
Let's not forget, when there was a major attack on American troops in Lebanon, the Beirut Barracks bombings, what happened?
Hundreds of American servicemen killed.
What did Reagan do?
Did he then go and, you know, send in the Marines and take over Lebanon, start a new war in the Middle East?
Did he punch back three times as hard?
No, he withdrew his troops from Lebanon.
It's probably the smart thing to do.
Ronald Reagan's foreign policy involved a lot more restraint than the so-called Reaganites today would have you believe.
But the silliest phrase in this tweet is the notion that Vladimir Putin is the modern Marx.
What?
The modern Marx?
Marx wasn't even Russian!
Marx wasn't a political leader!
Marx was a dirty, filthy weirdo, probably demonically obsessed, if not possessed, political philosopher living off his friend's purse in Germany.
The modern Marx.
To even say Vladimir Putin is a Marxist, I want to be as fair as I can to this view.
Vladimir Putin does exhibit some Marxist traits, and actually one of them came out during the Tucker interview.
At least in one degree, Putin probably shares Marxist-Leninist views.
Do you see God at work?
Do you ever think to yourself, these are forces that are not human?
No, to be honest, I don't think so.
My opinion is that the development of the world community is in accordance with the inherent laws, and those laws are what they are.
It's always been this way in the history of mankind.
Some nations and countries rose, became stronger and more numerous, and then left the international stage, losing the status they had accustomed to.
There's probably no need for me to give examples, but we could start with the Genghis Khan and horde conquerors, the Golden Horde, and then end with the Roman Empire.
It seems that there has never been anything like the Roman Empire in the history of mankind.
Nevertheless, the potential of the barbarians gradually grew, as did their population.
Okay, the reason I say this is evidence of Putin's little bit of Marxism is, he says, I reject the notion that God is sovereign.
I reject seeing the hand of providence in the history of the world.
He's accepting Marx's history, historical materialism, and he's saying, no, that is not really what happens.
This is the people that rise and they fall.
But even that, he's not talking about class struggle exactly.
And then he gets to the point on Rome, and he says, the Roman Empire, there's nothing like this ever in the history of the world, which is very true.
And there's a very deeply Christian view about this.
Dante writes about it a lot.
The Church Fathers write about this, that in the In the fullness of time, you know, you have the Incarnation during a period of peace on Earth, during this empire that conquered basically the whole world.
Nothing like it has ever existed since.
That's when our Lord is incarnate, and that's kind of interesting.
Jeremy has made these sort of historical comparisons, that at the time that you have the man called the Filius Devi on the throne in Rome, the Son of the Divine, you have the Filius Dei, the Son of God, born within the Roman Empire, in this far-flung part of the Roman Empire.
At the time that you have Caesar Augustus heralded by a star, Julius Caesar, you have our Lord, his birth, heralded by a star in the east.
You have the Pax Romana, the peace of the Roman world.
You have the peace of the world, the Prince of Peace, coming down.
in Bethlehem.
These historical coincidences, and there are many more of them too.
Putin even seems to hint at that.
He's not just a Marxist, okay?
Maybe he's a czarist.
Maybe he's just an authoritarian kind of right-wing leader.
But it's just so cheap.
It's just so cheap to say, he's a Marxist.
He's the...
This is the 1980s.
It's not the 1980s, man.
I like Ronald Reagan as much as the next guy.
I'm a really pro-Reagan fella.
Just like I really like William F. Buckley Jr.
I wrote the foreword to William F. Buckley Jr.' 's most famous book, God and Man at Yale.
But, man, they're dead, okay?
They lived, they fought their battles, they did the best they could in the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s.
60s, 70s, and 80s.
You know, the 80s were 40 years ago, okay?
These guys have been dead for a long time.
Let them die, okay?
Let them rest.
And how about you face the political realities of your world, which are very different than they were back then.
This is where age will not bring you wisdom.
It will bring you blindness because you think that history stopped in 1987.
It did not.
Now, speaking of Putin, we turn back to those ladies on The View.
Alyssa Griffin, one of the fake conservatives on The View, has just started the latest line of attack against Donald Trump, which is that Donald Trump wants World War III with Vladimir Putin.
We're kind of missing something more significant for the stakes of this country that also came out of that speech.
Donald Trump, or the clip that we saw, Donald Trump said that if he were president again, he would green light Russia invading NATO.
He literally is saying that he would want World War III to happen and I would remind him- This is not new with him.
He's literally saying that, he's literally.
Did you know literally he was saying he literally wants World War III?
Christiane Amanpour literally said literally the same thing on CNN.
Honestly, Sarah, people are aghast.
I mean, they view that kind of invitation, encouragement from the frontrunner of the United States for the Republican nomination to be, you know, literally insane.
Literally.
It's literally.
You know what I'm literally doing right now?
I'm literally...
Calling for a complete and total shutdown on casual use of the word literally until we figure out what the hell is going on.
No person who uses the word literally regularly is to be taken seriously ever.
At least of all, Christiane Amanpour, who Drew calls Christiane Amanpour Journalist, and Alyssa Griffin, the fake token conservative at The View who worked for Trump.
This is such a dumb line of attack.
Democrats can keep it up.
I don't care.
I hope the Democrats keep using this line of attack.
This is such a dumb one because Trump was already president.
We know what the world was like when Trump was president.
It was extremely peaceful.
It's more peaceful.
It was more peaceful than it has ever been in my lifetime, probably even including the presidency of Bill Clinton, which occurred right after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
But even Clinton, he was bombing Iraq.
He was engaging in some military activities.
Trump was winding down wars in Iraq, winding down wars in He was a very, very peaceful president.
He dealt with Putin.
The only time in the last 20 years that Putin hasn't invaded or further invaded a country was under Donald Trump's presidency.
So, so dumb.
Literally.
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Speaking of essentials to get today, you know, we were smoking Mayflower cigars last night, obviously, on Daily Wire.
And I know some of you ladies out there, you want to get the man in your life a nice, beautiful Valentine's present.
Well, a little IOU with the pre-order slip of a delicious Mayflower cigar?
Maybe that's just the trick.
I don't know.
My favorite comment yesterday is from KemiGR6297 who says, reminds me of the congressman who didn't drink water for eight hours and they had him hooked up to all kinds of medical equipment.
That's right.
I assume you're referring to those decadent little fatties at Harvard who were protesting for Palestine liberation and 30 of them decided to skip lunch.
And so they didn't eat for 12 hours.
Which for many people is called, you know, Tuesday, and then they enjoyed a sumptuous feast.
Yes, there was that congressman.
He went something like eight hours without water, which, I'm not bragging, I regularly do that.
Like, probably multiple days a week I do that, but he was doing it for some dumb cause, and they had him hooked up to like an IV and all sorts of medical devices, and it was very, I agree, it was very, very silly.
Speaking of the view, The view is very angry.
They've turned on one of the court jester conservatives, Chris Christie, because Chris Christie, even though Christie hates Trump, even though Christie is a big rhino, Christie pointed out that Joe Biden, he's not the most attractive candidate.
I like President Biden personally.
Always have.
But, you know, past his sell-by date.
You know what?
Oh my goodness gracious.
Yeah.
First of all, what are you talking about?
He kicked butt a couple of days ago.
He did better than you know who did.
Okay?
So it's not, you know, nobody knows what's coming, but you know, you can't tell Democrats to get.
Okay.
First of all, I know what you're going to say.
You'll say, Michael, who cares what the view says?
I know.
You don't care what the view says.
I don't care what the view says.
The only time I see the view is when it's clipped out on conservative sites.
That's the only time you see the view is when I post it on my show or on my social media pages.
The View remains one of the most popular daytime TV shows.
There are a lot of people out there.
I know it's a horrifying thought, but there are a lot of people out there who watch The View.
And what they're getting from this commentary from The View is the establishment liberal line to a tee.
This is really great commentary from The View here, because it shows you perfectly the line between leftists and establishment liberals.
This is the line.
The people who are still defending Joe Biden's supposed vigor and virility They are completely dishonest, cynical, establishment hacks.
They either don't have an original view, or they don't care about the truth whatsoever.
They are willing to lie to you or they're totally indifferent to the truth or their brains have just so stopped functioning because the NPC chip was installed in the back of their brainstem that they cannot possibly think for themselves.
That is the only explanation.
There are many, many serious leftists, serious liberals.
I know that seems like a contradiction in terms, but there are some people who at least are trying to use their rational faculties and they sadly arrive at left wing and liberal conclusions.
That is not this.
This is just pure state media propaganda.
This is like those people on North Korean TV who talk about how the great leader, you know, yet again has achieved miracles on earth.
This is Pravda.
This is so pathetic.
Sorry for our country that we can now never criticize the official, you know, party paper of the Soviet Union because we have our own version of it.
And it's these people who are propping up the corpse of Joe Biden and saying, what are you talking about?
Oh, he's so virile.
Great son leader.
He just ran a decathlon yesterday, Joe Biden.
You saw him kick butt.
It's just so sad.
I thought that maybe Whoopi Goldberg had a An independent view.
She doesn't.
And any of your friends, and any of your relatives, and any of your co-workers who are defending Biden's vigor and virility at this point, you just, you can't even have a conversation with them.
That demonstrates such little regard for the truth, it's not even worth talking about it.
Now, speaking of women's issues, sort of thing they talk about on The View, right?
Washington Post is very upset.
I want to get to this story.
Trans women should be arrested over bathroom use, North Carolina gubernatorial candidate says.
Oh boy, this guy's in hot water.
This guy is North Carolina's lieutenant governor.
He's a leading candidate in this year's gubernatorial election.
Mark Robinson, can you... He said trans women should be arrested over bathroom use?
Actually, he didn't.
He didn't say that they should be arrested if they use the bathroom.
He said they should be arrested if they use the wrong bathroom.
Because trans women is not a real category of people.
It's just men who, because of either intellectual defects or perversions of their will, think or want to be women.
They go into the girls' room, and they shouldn't do that.
That's already illegal in most places, and it certainly should be illegal everywhere.
Total common sense.
But the libs are going, and this is, talk about an establishment paper, we're talking about the Washington Post here.
They want you to think that this view is beyond the pale.
Don't let them do that.
Of course dudes should be arrested for using the girls bathroom.
Of course!
This man, this North Carolina gubernatorial candidate, who they're trying to paint as some kind of neo-nazi or something like that, holds the view that every single person virtually in both political parties held until roughly 2015.
For all of human history, until roughly 8-9 years ago, every single person held this view.
That's obviously the correct view.
And we're now coming up on the one year anniversary of my CPAC speech where the liberal press also maligned me and libeled me and tried to marginalize a completely normal mainstream view.
We just shouldn't let them do it.
I want to see every Republican politician coming out and defending what this North Carolina gubernatorial candidate said.
I don't know anything about Mark Robinson.
I don't know if he's a good candidate or not.
Maybe.
I have no reason to think he's a bad candidate.
But you can't let them get away with this.
Every prominent Republican.
The more mainstream, the squishier, the better, frankly.
Who comes out and just says, yeah, man, husky, deeply mentally ill or sexually perverted or both kinds of dudes.
Certainly should not be in the bathroom with my wife or my daughter.
In fact, they're the very last people on earth who should be in those bathrooms.
Of course.
You sick perverts at the Washington Post.
You... Uh-uh.
Ain't gonna mainstream this, guys.
Ain't gonna mainstream this at all.
Where do I donate?
Where do I donate to Mark Robinson?
What did he say?
The offending line was, We're going to defend women in this state.
That means if you're a man on Friday night and all of a sudden Saturday, you feel like a woman, you want to go to the women's bathroom in the hall, you will be arrested or whatever we got to do.
Yeah, right.
We're going to fine you.
We're going to imprison you.
I don't whatever it is.
Yeah.
You don't get to do that.
Super duper creepy, and we're not going to force women to do things that are, not only that could lead to obviously very bad consequences, like assault, like rape, like things that have happened, not even just to grown women, to little kids in schools, that have happened because of transgender ideology, but just because it's intrinsically wrong.
It's just intrinsically disordered and wrong, and it's against the law in most places, it should be against the law everywhere, and that guy's gonna defend it.
Common sense, and we should defend common sense, too.
