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The great Trump-Musk feud of 2025, a political feud for the ages, replete with accusations of self-dealing and even pedophilia may finally be over.
Elon has apologized to the president.
The two men have reportedly talked on the phone.
Now many people are wondering.
If it was all just a show, all a farce from the beginning.
And I actually have a lot of insider knowledge on this because I was in D.C. when this was happening.
I will tell you what really went down.
I'm Michael Knowles.
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Welcome back to the show.
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Elon going a little bit more for that kind of, you know, gangster cash style.
President Trump loves his Brioni suits.
Well, the bro feud following the bromance might finally be over because Elon has apologized.
Sort of.
Elon tweeted out, I regret some of my posts about President Donald Trump last week.
They went too far.
You will recall there were accusations going back and forth, both sides.
Elon attacked President Trump over the big, beautiful bill.
President Trump kind of insinuated that Elon was self-dealing.
Elon then kind of accused President Trump of being a pedophile or something.
It was all insinuation.
That wasn't a real hardcore accusation.
And so they were fighting, man.
And now they appear to be making up.
It's being reported in, I think, the Wall Street Journal that President Trump and Musk have had a phone call.
And kind of worked it out a little bit.
And so, this is great.
This is great on its face.
Because, as I've said on this show for a long time, the liberal media have been trying to pit these two men against each other for the better part of a year now.
Why?
Because they have a very potent, powerful friendship.
Elon provided, what, $200 million to the Trump campaign?
And brought over one of the big social media platforms to help the Trump campaign?
President Trump has benefited from not just that, but also Elon's expertise in the government.
And Elon has benefited, I think, from the bully pulpit of the presidency.
And he obviously wanted to get his toe in politics, and he's been able to do a lot of great stuff in the federal government.
So it's a powerful alliance that has been very, very painful for the left.
And so they've been trying every which way to divide these men.
And at a certain point, it did seem it all blew up.
I kind of expected it would blow up at some point.
You know, these are two boisterous billionaires who are both top dogs and, you know, Elon, very important role in the White House, but he wasn't the number one guy.
And President Trump, you know, he's been the number one guy for a long time.
And so these two personalities were going to clash.
Some people are saying that this was all a show.
It was all just a farce.
It was all fake for the Internet.
And, you know, people fell for it, but they shouldn't have fallen for it.
And I am here to tell you.
Because I do, in fact, have insider knowledge on this.
It was a real feud.
It was real.
Coincidentally, I was in D.C. hanging out with some pals of mine who were close to the situation, highly placed sources, you might call them.
It was real.
This was real, and this was really being managed in and outside of the White House.
It's real.
And I know why people would think or be inclined to think it was fake, but And this gets to a broader point about politics, which is when I was not really involved in politics, I was very skeptical of a lot of grand conspiracy claims.
And then when I got a little bit involved in politics, I started to think everything was a grand conspiracy.
And then when I got really involved in politics, when I really...
And the LearnLatin Twitter account called this the Knowles-Kruger effect.
When you only know a little bit, you've got one point of view and you're in the middle, you have a totally different point of view.
When you know a lot, you kind of go back to the first point of view.
That's what I can tell you about this.
I remember even...
And I'd read reports on the Internet.
Say, oh, no, it's all for show.
This is all fake.
Here's what's really going on.
I'd say, no, I actually know these people.
I'm seeing it happen.
I'm seeing their blood vessels, you know, start pulsating in their necks.
I knew for a fact, I said, at least I don't even remember the issues exactly.
This was all around the impeachment and COVID and whatever.
But I remember thinking, no, no, I actually know for a fact that XYZ problem is not actually a grand conspiracy.
And it's kind of funny that I was in D.C. hanging out with people very close to the situation.
On last week, Thursday and Friday, when this was going down.
Because I can tell you for a fact, again, I guess you just have to kind of take my word for it.
And Elon's word for it and Trump's word for it.
But this was real, man.
And sometimes the simplest solution is really what happened.
Sometimes two billionaire, boisterous guys who view themselves as great men of history, and might well be great men of history, sometimes they just kind of come to blows.
And then sometimes, you know what happens when bros come to blows?
Sometimes they make up.
And I think that's what's happening here.
You're seeing a rapprochement.
The feud wasn't good for anybody.
And it certainly wasn't good for Elon Musk.
I think the surveys that came out afterwards showed that more people sided with Trump.
But even more than picking a side, some people really wanted to divide them.
All of a sudden, they started trashing Musk.
I think that's insane.
Musk is a great guy.
Musk really has helped conservatives by buying X, by buying Twitter, then naming it X, by helping Trump in the election.
Trump, obviously, we love Trump.
And so really what people were rooting for, I think, is for this feud to just dissipate.
It seems that that's what's happening.
It's great.
And sometimes stuff just happens, man.
These are real people.
I think when you view politics at a distance, you think they're all just glittering figures on a screen.
But when you get up close, you realize they're real human beings.
They're real people.
And it's actually a consolation for conservatives because it means, look, we're in power right now.
That's great.
But even when the libs are in power and the libs are very well organized, they're not omnipotent.
Okay, you know, this is one issue with sort of grand conspiracy.
You tend to make a group of people, the libs, the dems, whatever, the deep state, any group it is.
You make them into demigods or something.
You make them into omnipotent, infallible people.
They're not.
Sometimes things just happen.
Threatens to derail the train.
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The Trump train goes chugging along as the L.A. deportation riots simmer down now.
They thought they were going to get away with it.
They thought they were going to have a summer of love.
George Floyd 2.0, get to burn down whatever they wanted.
And then Trump said, yeah, we're not going to have that.
We're going to send in Tom Homan.
We're going to deport a bunch of illegals.
And then when you make a ruckus and you start setting stuff on fire and you start throwing Molotov cocktails at cops and you start getting out of hand with your Mexican flags and your Palestinian keffias and your all cops are bad signs and your anarchism and all the rest, when you start doing that, we're going to arrest you too.
We're going to shut down this city.
We're not going to deal with it.
You want to talk about a lesson learned from the first administration to the second administration.
Trump is using a heavier hand here.
And it's a political winner.
That's what people want.
And now, it's coming to a city near you.
According to news reports, the military-style units that we saw in Los Angeles, they're coming to New York.
They're coming to Chicago.
They're coming to Seattle.
They're coming to Philly.
They're coming to Northern Virginia, around the D.C. area.
This is according to MSNBC.
They're going to cities that are full of illegal aliens and run by Democrats.
This is great stuff.
Ice tactical units to all these cities, and who knows?
Maybe the National Guard if the libs get a little uppity, and maybe the Marines too.
Great stuff.
I love to hear this.
And my question is, why not?
You had the protests, the cry of hope, the songs of joy as the left-wing terrorists were throwing Molotov cocktails.
You had the protests in L.A., and then Trump shut them down.
And that was not only the right thing to do, that was a political winner for Trump.
So now you've got protests in 35 cities.
I say, as a Republican, as a conservative, as a Trump supporter, bring it on.
Great.
Good.
Have your protests in 300 cities.
I don't care what you do.
There is a political mandate to do this.
Mass deportations won the popular vote.
Trump didn't hide the ball.
He didn't hide the ball on Elon.
Elon was on stage with him.
He didn't hide the ball on what he's doing.
And he won the popular vote.
So it's the right thing to do to send in ICE.
It's the lawful thing to do.
That's what federal law says to do.
States have no right to contradict federal law.
There is a political mandate to do it.
And even after the fact, it's a proven political winner.
So I think the Dems are terrified over this.
They're putting on a strong face, Gavin Newsom.
He's, oh, I'm the chief Democrat fighting Trump.
Yeah, okay, I guess you are.
So Gavin Newsom is now getting more presidential play in his party than Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, Gretchen Whitmer, all those people.
Sure, okay, good for him.
But it totally derailed his strategy.
Because his strategy, he realized the Democrats had gone too far and they were politically toxic and they were going to lose the popular vote again if they kept it up.
So what did Newsom do?
He tried to move to the middle.
And he tried to be friends with Charlie Kirk and Steve Bannon.
That was what he was playing.
He realized MAGA is the mainstream movement, so he was trying to get part of MAGA in the same way that Trump took part of the Democrats.
And he was trying to do that, and then Trump forced his hand.
He said, okay, well, we're going to send in ICE because that's what the people elected us to do.
And what are you going to do?
Are you going to stand with the law and with the people and with our borders and our constitution?
Or are you going to stand with the Mexican flag-waving lunatics tossing Molotov cocktails?
And Newsom made his pick.
Newsom said, I stand with...
I guess I stand with the Mexican flag, Palestinian keffiyehavan, violent rioters.
Okay.
Great.
Okay.
Now you're the leader of your party, which is unelectable.
Good.
Good.
You get to be the number one loser.
Great.
So now this is going to spread.
It's already in 35 cities in the protests, but the ICE raids are going to spread at least to these five major Democrat cities, and it's going to force the hands of...
And it's going to force the libs all around D.C. And it's going to force their hands.
So if the Democrats were smart, here's what they would do.
If the Democrat protesters, rioters, politicians, tomato, tomato, if they were smart, when ICE shows up and they have their protests, Because at the very least, then, they could make the claim that they're the ones defending patriotism and civil liberties and the Constitution and America.
And they would wrap themselves in the flag if they were smart.
And I know what you're thinking right now.
You're thinking, Michael, shut up.
Shut up.
Don't give them good advice on how to play this when it comes to them.
Because they can't do it.
They cannot do it.
Gavin Newsom just proved that.
Gavin Newsom knew.
That the politically smart thing to do if he wants to win the general election is to defend the Marines and law enforcement and the American flag and the Constitution and the law.
And he can't do it because his base won't let him do it.
Because the Democrats hate the country.
As they've said, sometimes in academic ways we say, well, actually our country was founded on whiteness and the original sin of slavery and it's imperialistic.
Sometimes they gussy it up that way.
And sometimes they just say, like, F America.
And F Trump, and they burn the American flag in the street like they're doing in LA.
But it's the same thing.
The professors and the politicians and the lunatics in the streets, they're all saying effectively the same thing.
We hate America.
So they can't wave the American flag.
They're allergic to the American flag.
They'll wave the pride flag.
They'll wave the terrorist pride flag, the one with the triangles.
They'll wave the Mexican flag.
They'll wave the Palestinian flag.
They'll wave all the flags except the American flag.
So I'm giving you great advice.
I don't care.
Here it is, Democrats.
If you want this to play well for you, Wave the American flag.
I dare you.
You can do it.
So, the show rolls on.
The Trump train rolls on.
It's going to be beautiful.
Now, there's another report out, also from Wall Street Journal, how Home Depot became ground zero in Trump's deportation push.
This is great.
This is great, great news.
Not because I don't like the guy.
You know how Home Depot works.
It's all the illegal aliens are looking for day work.
Hanging out outside Home Depot.
So you go there, you pick up your tools, you pick up your lumber, you pick up whatever you're going to get, and then you pick up a bunch of people from Latin America who don't have papers.
Illegal aliens to come over and do the work on your house for cheap.
Because you can pay them slave wages rather than hiring an American to do the job.
That's why they go there.
Because they get a lot of work there.
And I actually have sympathy for those guys.
Because they're obviously hard-working guys.
They're out there trying to work.
They're not like welfare receiving couch potatoes or something.
I have sympathy for them, but they're not supposed to be here.
And if they want to come here, they need to get in line, but we should actually drastically reduce all immigration, including legal immigration.
And sorry, we have a right to be a sovereign country.
And we have a right to our culture and to our language and to our demographics and to electoral security.
And we have a right to those things.
And I'm sorry that the Democrats told you to come over here.
I'm sorry that Joe Biden rolled out the red carpet and Kamala Harris wouldn't close the border.
And I'm sorry.
I'm sorry that you got hoodwinked, but you did something bad too.
You broke our laws.
You knew you were breaking our laws.
You worked with hideous evil cartels to do it.
And so, sorry, you got to go.
This is a great sign because it means that Trump is serious about the deportations.
If Trump were not serious about the deportations, as I've pointed out, a conservative estimate, we have 11 to 16 million illegal aliens in the country.
If Trump were only going and arresting MS-13 and Trendy, Aragua, And even the people around them, we would, by the end of this term, deport, what, at best, 200,000 to 400,000 people?
And that's a generous estimate.
That's nothing.
That's a fraction of an iota of a fraction of a drop in the bucket.
But Trump didn't get elected just to deport Trujillo.
He got elected on a campaign promising mass deportations.
That's what the people want.
Of all sorts of races, all sorts of backgrounds, Trump won 46% of the Hispanic vote on that line.
And if you want to get mass deportations of illegal aliens, go to Home Depot.
And the libs are going to cry their crocodile tears because they're going to lose their slave labor and they're going to have to pay more to mow their lawn.
Okay, yeah, that's a pity.
It's a pity that you gave us this situation.
But this means that Trump is serious.
It means that the second Trump administration is a little different from the first Trump administration.
And I prefer the second Trump administration.
I really like the first one, but I prefer the second one.
Kim Kardashian is attacking Trump.
Speaking of flashbacks from the first Trump administration, she's hitting Trump over the deportations.
She writes, do I have it?
Where's Kim?
No, I don't have it.
I'll try to read it on the screen, even though it's in silly colors.
When we're told that ICE exists to keep our country safe and remove violent criminals, great.
Hold on.
I'm going to put your pause right there.
I don't know why you were told that.
That's not why ICE exists.
ICE does not exist to keep our country safe and remove violent criminals.
ICE stands for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
ICE exists to enforce immigration law, not just to remove the violent criminals, not just to keep you safe.
You've got cops to keep you safe, you've got the military to keep you safe.
Specifically what ICE does is enforce immigration law.
It's a little sleight of hand.
That the libs always try to push.
Well, you're just supposed to deport the violent ones.
No, no, you're supposed to deport all of them.
They're not supposed to be here.
But when we witness innocent, hardworking, they're not innocent, they committed crimes.
Hardworking people being ripped from their families.
They don't need to be ripped from their families.
The whole family should go.
In inhumane ways.
It's not inhumane.
It's for legal, orderly ways.
We have to speak up.
We have to do what's right.
Growing up in LA, I saw how deeply immigrants are woven into the fabric of the city.
Immigrants are woven into the fabric of America.
For better and worse, to greater and lesser degrees over history.
That's true.
Illegal aliens and legal immigrants are totally different groups.
And these are our neighbors, our friends, our classmates, our co-workers, our slaves.
She doesn't say that, but that's what she means.
They're our slaves.
We hire them to give us cheap labor.
And you're taking my cheap labor away.
Yeah, sorry lady, you gotta pay a little bit more.
No matter where you fall politically, it's clear our communities thrive because of the contributions of immigrants.
No.
Immigrants can help, and immigrants can also tax our resources and commit crimes and rape and murder people.
It is far from clear that our cities thrive because of immigrants.
Some immigrants are great.
Some are terrible.
Some are here legally.
Some are here illegally.
The illegal one's got to go.
We can't turn a blind eye.
There has to be a better way.
Kim Kardashian was maybe the worst part of the first Trump administration.
She was awful.
And she got smuggled in because Trump was buddies with Kanye West and they were married at that point.
Not Trump and Kim Kardashian, but Kanye and Kim Kardashian.
And so she had this big role in the White House.
And her role, it was awful.
She's a huge lib, and her big contribution was pushing the Jailbreak Act, where we let criminals out of prison for some reason.
Trump gets elected to put more criminals in prison, and then this lady weasels her way into the White House, and then her big achievement is to let criminals out of prison.
It was terrible.
This woman is awful, and she should be kept as far away from the White House as possible.
What she's saying here about ICE is just not true.
Her views are wrong.
And I am quite hopeful that she has very little sway in the White House these days.
Because, as I just mentioned, there is a difference between the first Trump admin and the second Trump admin.
And the first Trump admin was good.
I really liked it.
I'm real gung-ho about it.
The second Trump admin is better.
It's a better oiled machine.
It's working better even when fights break out.
When little feuds break out, they're resolved quickly.
People are working together.
It's staffed very well.
The people are very serious all the way up to the top.
The president is a little more battle-hardened because he's been in this a long time.
The vice president is superb.
The cabinet is excellent.
It is all the way down to the staff level.
The staff is just better overall than it was in the first term.
This is good stuff.
I like Trump 1.0.
I would love Trump 2.0.
We're getting wins not only on hard, nit-and-gritty politics, government action.
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Speaking of liberal celebrity ladies, Simone Biles.
I talked about her on the show.
She's a gymnast lady.
She's an Olympian.
She's won many medals, I am told.
I don't watch the Olympics, but I'm told that.
And she's a huge lib.
And she attacked my friend Riley Gaines in a nasty, catty way.
Because Riley Gaines, as opposed to hulking dudes participating in women's sports for obvious reasons, For matters of justice, for matters of safety, all the rest.
And Simone Biles attacked Riley and called her ugly, which is insane.
Riley Gaines is a very good-looking woman.
And Simone Biles, this is how I know Simone Biles is at least not a man.
Simone Biles attacked her in this very catty, girly way.
If you competed against people who were your size, you'd compete against a man.
A little catfight breaks out.
And she was doing this because she's all gung-ho on the trans stuff.
Five years ago.
Simone Biles would have won.
Riley Gaines would have lost.
Simone Biles would be given even more endorsement deals because of standing up for transgenderism.
And what happened now?
She apologized.
She writes this.
I wanted to follow up from my last tweets.
Last tweets were, You're ugly, Riley Gaines, and I hate you, and we need dudes in women's sports.
Me, me, me, me, me.
This is a little more measured.
Whatever PR firm wrote this, you were actually probably a little too measured because it reads so inauthentic.
I wanted to follow up from my last tweets.
I've always believed competitive equity and inclusivity are both essential in sport.
The current system does not adequately balance these important principles, which often leads to frustration and heated exchanges.
It didn't help for me to get personal with Riley, which I apologize for.
Yeah, yeah, that's right.
You do apologize.
That's right.
Why are you apologizing?
These are sensitive, complicated issues.
I thought you said it was a simple issue, that fellas should participate in women's sports, and if you don't go along with that, you're a terrible bigot and ugly.
No, these are sensitive, complicated issues now that I truly don't have the answers or solutions to.
Yeah, you don't.
But I believe it starts with empathy and respect.
Yeah, good.
Yeah, I like this more respectful tone.
I was not advocating for policies that compromise fairness in women's sports.
Yes, you were.
Yes, you were.
You were advocating for dudes to participate in women's sports and beat them because men are physically stronger than women.
You were, and now you're lying.
And you're relieving yourself on my leg and you're telling me it's raining, but at least you're apologizing.
My objection is to be singling out children for public scrutiny, blah, blah, blah.
Here's why I didn't really say what I said.
XOXO Simone Hart.
Yeah.
Yeah, we won.
And some people are saying, well, it's not a sincere apology.
I don't know.
Maybe it is, maybe it isn't.
You're right.
It doesn't read like she wrote it.
But who cares?
When you tell your little kid, you know I have two toddlers.
All boys, two toddlers, one baby boy.
And my two toddlers, when they get into a little fight, you say, say you're sorry.
Sometimes they will.
I have sweet little boys.
Sometimes they will sincerely say they're sorry.
Sometimes they don't want to say they're sorry.
You say, you say you're sorry right now.
And you got a little stick and you got a little carrot.
And you make sure that they say, and they say, I'm sorry.
Did they say, I'm sorry, because they're sincere about it?
No.
They said, I'm sorry, because you made them do it.
And the fact that you can make them do it means you have authority.
You're the sovereign.
We are the sovereign now.
Look at me.
Look at me.
We are the cultural hegemons now.
That's what that means.
The incentives, financial, political, all the rest, cultural, are pressuring Simone Biles to disavow the transgender ideology and to grovel to Riley Gaines and to all of us and to the electorate and to Trump.
Fine by me.
We won.
We won.
We've not fully eradicated transgenderism from public life entirely, yet.
But as I pointed out, ideas have momentum, and they go down a long way following their own inner logic.
And then when you pull on that thread and you expose a weakness, they start going back in the other direction, and they don't just stop when the libs want them to stop.
They keep going.
Good, good stuff.
Speaking of uneducated people, the president of the National Education Association, I was just filmed shrieking, it's on C-SPAN cameras, shrieking at an anti-deportation rally.
We the people!
Yeah!
Whoa!
All of us!
All of us have that right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of justice!
Woo!
This is a Howard Dean scream.
Of teacher unions.
Got to give a hat tip to Corey DeAngelis for finding this clip.
These are the people in charge of education in America.
I know some people are considering homeschooling their kids.
Or sending them to, I don't know, a charter school or a co-op or something.
And I know, because I feel it myself, the objection is, well, am I capable of it?
I don't know the first thing about teaching.
Am I capable of teaching my children?
A little encouragement is.
These are the people educating your kids.
These are the people running the mob that works with all the teachers that teach your kids.
And that woman does not sound like she graduated from the 8th grade.
That woman is not educated.
She's not in control of her emotions.
She doesn't know anything.
She's advocating policies that are contrary to law and reason and the good, the true, and the beautiful.
Whatever you do with your kid's education, don't send them to her.
Why is a teacher union president at an anti-deportation rally?
Unless, I don't know, maybe some of the teachers are illegals or something.
I don't know, but why?
Those two should not have much to do with each other.
If they have anything to do with each other, the teachers should be teaching people to follow the law and justice and reason.
Those are the people in charge of education.
So when homeschooling rises, when charter schools rise, when...
When people look for alternatives, they're doing so for very, very good reason.
I'm not saying everyone's fit to homeschool.
They're not.
I'm not saying everyone can afford a private school.
They can't.
I'm not saying that everyone's right for a co-op or this or that or the other thing.
But avoid that.
The first rule of medicine, do no harm.
First, do no harm.
Those people are going to harm your kids.
They're going to harm their intellects.
They're going to harm their souls.
It's not just the teachers' unions.
Other union leaders are backing the illegals.
Here is Liz Shuler, head of the AFL-CIO.
In the labor movement, we were built on this word.
And that word is solidarity.
Solidarity.
The word is solidarity.
She says that these migrants are our neighbors, our co-workers.
These are people who are looking for a better life and are contributing to our economy.
It's the head of the AFL-CIO.
David Huerta, who's the head of SEIU, United Service Workers West.
I've had to deal with SEIU and campaigns before because they always bus people in for Democrats.
It says, hardworking people and members of our family and our community are being treated like criminals.
They are criminals.
We all collectively have to object to this madness because this is not justice.
This is injustice.
Okay, you've got to remember how crazy this is.
Labor, American labor unions are supposed to advocate on behalf of American labor.
The working class.
Illegal immigration harms American labor because it undercuts their wages, because it provides slave wages for wealthy people like the Kim Kardashians of the world, and even outside of Hollywood for the Chamber of Commerce type squishy Republicans.
So you've got these two things.
Mass migration, especially illegal immigration, and American labor are at odds in their interests.
And the head of the American labor unions are on the side of the illegals.
Against their own members.
So this reminds us of a political issue.
Trump has made really strong inroads with American labor in a way that Republicans haven't seen probably since Ronald Reagan.
Remember in 2024, the Teamsters did not endorse either Kamala or Trump, which seems like that's not great for us, except the fact that the Teamsters didn't endorse the Democrat is what's shocking.
That was effectively an endorsement for Trump.
Sean O 'Brien of the Teamsters spoke at the RNC last year.
However, another reminder, there's a lot of corruption in organized labor.
And so, there's a lot of enthusiasm, especially among young conservatives.
There's a lot of enthusiasm for reforming political coalitions, especially Trump made a new coalition.
And so there's a lot of enthusiasm.
Wow, you know what we're going to do?
We're going to become the party of labor.
Well, good, I want to be the party of the working class, but can we really become the party of organized labor?
We're going to become the party...
I do want to win votes for Muslims, but are we going to become the party of, you know, Kefias and stuff now, too?
This shows you the difficulty of forming these kinds of coalitions.
You think you just flick a magic switch?
You say, okay, now we're the party of labor.
Now, that's what labor does.
For goodness sakes, Bernie Sanders, for most of his political career, has been opposed to illegal immigrants.
He's been kind of an immigration hawk because he's an old-school Marxist and he supports labor.
Now you got the heads of labor doing this?
No.
It's going to be very hard.
So as we should always do as conservatives, temper your expectations.
Don't get too far ahead of your skis here.
Don't give up what we have, a sturdy coalition, to go chasing the next shiny bauble.
I want to win over American labor.
We ain't going to do it by cutting deals with these people.
These people are bought and paid for by the Democrats.
They would sell out their own members without blinking, and they do regularly.
You've got to be a little more precise, a little more patient, a little more prudent about these things to hold the coalitions together.
Okay, I have much more to say.
I have much, much more to say.
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We're going to have to push them to a little bit later because there's another huge story, which is that Bobby Kennedy just fired the whole CDC vaccine schedule advisory board.
This is a huge change.
This is what, when Maha got Bobby Kennedy into the Trump movement and then got him into the HHS secretary job.
And a lot of people said he's not going to do it.
There's no way to fight these big pharma interests.
And it kind of looks like he's doing it.
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My favorite comment yesterday is from the Joe DeLoren, who says, I like how Michael's trying to make the point that we're allowed to say certain words again, and then the Daily Wire censors them.
Oh, I noticed, someone called my attention to this, though I gotta defend DW here.
It wasn't the Daily Wire exactly censoring it.
If you watch the show on Daily Wire +, if you listen to the show, you don't need to worry about these words getting bleeped out.
It's kind of funny, though.
I said, you know, a lot of people are talking about how we're allowed to say gay again, and then they bleeped out the word gay.
They probably did it again if you're watching on YouTube.
They bleeped it again.
Gay, gay, gay.
Gay, gay, gay, gay, gay.
But they're not doing it for the show or for Daily Wire purposes.
It's because certain social media platforms still insist upon that, and they don't enforce it uniformly.
It's only certain shows that have to watch out for it.
All of this to say we're winning, the Trump train is moving, this is all really good stuff.
A lot more concerted interests that we need to subdue.
Not totally destroy, we're not total libs.
We need to subdue and get them to catch up with the program.
Now, I'm very excited to bring on Aaron Seary.
Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has just fired all 17 members of the CDC Vaccine Committee.
And the liberal media are really upset about this, stories and all the papers of record.
I am so pleased right now to be joined by Aaron Seery.
Who is a lawyer who has worked on these issues and worked with and around Secretary Kennedy for many, many years?
Who can help clear things up?
Because me, what do I know?
I don't know anything about vaccines.
I'm a little skeptical of everything I'm told about vaccines by the public health experts who spent the better part of the last five years lying to me and gaslighting me.
But I don't know.
I mean, are they good?
Are they bad?
What is Secretary Kennedy doing?
I sat down at the White House with Secretary Kennedy and I asked him, I said, is anything going to change about vaccines on your watch?
And he became more animated than he was in the rest of the interview, and he said, oh yeah, everything's going to change.
So, looks like we're seeing that happening right now.
Aaron, thank you so much for coming on the show.
Happy to.
So, who did Kennedy fire?
What does it mean practically?
Who's upset about it?
And what can we expect?
Well, we fired, or I should say, the people who he's changing because— They're allowed to change folks who are in their department.
So the folks that are at issue here are members of what's known as the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, ASIP.
It's part of the CDC.
What they do is they make recommendations to the CDC director primarily with regards to what vaccine should be on the CDC schedule and other things related to that.
They don't license vaccines.
That's the FDA's job.
They, after licensure, will choose, and sometimes not even when it's licensed, like we saw with COVID-19, when it's only authorized, will choose to add it to the schedule.
But doing that can have serious downstream consequences, in particular for the civil and individual rights of people around the country.
Because when the ACIP recommends that a vaccine be given routinely, it often results in mandates.
And mandates, of course, So the ACIP is this committee, the CDC Vaccine Schedule Committee.
And as you say, it's different from a vaccine approval, but in practice, I don't know that it really is.
One of the first things that got me wondering if these vaccines were great and if we should be pumping our kids full of them at three days old or something is the fact that when I take my kids to a medical office, I can have them undergo all kinds of tests or not have certain tests or whatever.
But the one mandatory thing at the vast majority of these medical offices is that you have to stick to the CDC vaccine schedule, which has many, many more vaccines on it than it did even when I was a kid.
You have to stick to it.
Or you will not be allowed to be part of that medical group.
It feels like I'm talking to the mafia or something.
And if you want to even just space out the vaccines, you've got to go search in the hills of Palookaville to find a medical office that will take you.
So how did this committee get all this power?
Well, I guess it all started in 1986.
You were right, by the way.
When you were younger, you didn't get as many vaccines.
Because in 1986, there were only three shots, three injections.
That the CDC recommended in the entire first year of life, three, by age one.
Today, the CDC schedule has 29 injections by the end of the first year of life.
And to your question, how did that happen?
Because something changed in 1986, and it's very important.
something called the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act.
Okay, what this law did, You know what other product has that immunity in America?
None.
Literally none.
Not a single other product.
Not planes, not cars, not guns, not drugs.
Nothing.
Just as the product they tell you is safe.
So imagine if you have an industry that for 40 years has had no pushback, no class action lawyers.
My firm has 40 people that do class action work.
We sue companies all the time for, you know, you name it, data breaches, product defect claims, but not this product, okay?
So you don't get pushback because when you think about it, people that make cars, they do a great job of promoting them.
How do you read about an issue about a car?
There's a class action lawsuit.
There's a settlement.
Or there's maybe regulators doing their job.
But when it comes to vaccines, there's been nobody standing in the way here.
Not the class action lawyers, not the product liability lawyers.
They're totally neutered.
And as for the regulators, they're completely conflicted.
And that's 40 years of inroads by pharma.
That's not a conspiracy.
That's just very good business.
Because that's what companies are supposed to do, make a lot of money.
And here, your child's body is the commodity.
And the more that they can get into your kid, the more money they can make.
And they have, for the most part, over the last 40 years, Essentially, this ACIP committee has these working groups, and the work groups are really run by pharma insiders for the most part.
And then when they finally get to ACIP, it's pretty much rubber-stant.
I've been to a lot of these committee hearings, and I can tell you this.
Our firm, we do the class actions.
We also have 40 people that just do vaccine work.
When we go into court, I don't have an MPH or an MD or any kind of fancy title.
I can't appeal to my credentials.
I have to prove every single thing I say about vaccines with solid evidence that will stand up in court, okay?
And so the lawyers at my firm, me, this is what we know.
This is our stock and trade.
When I sit at ASAP meetings, these folks often really don't even know some of the basics around vaccinology, which is shocking to me.
And a lot of their decisions are driven by dogma.
We need people sitting on that committee who have, first, The best interests of children of mine really understand the underlying science and are going to make objective decisions about what vaccines to recommend, not recommend.
And they should always, to your point, be a recommendation, not be coerced, which doctors, as you know, for a number of reasons, when you get into a medical office, Okay, well then on that point, so he's going to swap out all the people who were advocating for this rigid, robust vaccine schedule and aggressive vaccine schedule.
So presumably he's going to replace them with people who are going to be a little more lax and circumspect about it.
But then one, what changes do you think we can see or expect to see to the vaccine schedule?
And then two, on your point of coercion, could we even see a scenario where the CDC says These are recommendations from the CDC.
So, you know, basically lighten up on parents who want to spread it out.
Well, pediatric offices are a business.
Okay, let's not forget that.
And they make money.
They want to make money.
When you talk about taking your child in at 2 months, 4 months, 6 months, 12 months, 18 months, what are those visits?
Those are vaccine visits.
That's really what's going on.
That's why the whole vaccine schedule is the same thing as the appointment schedule for your baby and your young child.
There are vaccine visits.
If they're not giving vaccines other visits, how are they making money?
I'm making money.
Okay.
So, yes, ACIP can change its recommendations, but right now the financial incentive for these pediatric offices is to give you, and there's even some insurance plans that actually penalize pediatricians who don't get to a high enough immunization rate within their practice.
That's not true universally, but it happens, and that obviously has a perverse incentive.
The excuse that comes out from the medical office is, well, we're just following the CDC's recommendations.
So let's, one, actually, I'd like your opinion on this.
If, as you say, now it's 29 vaccinations or thereabouts in the first year of life, will that number decrease, do you expect?
And two, once the CDC says, hey, look, the full schedule is whatever, 20, 15, 10 vaccinations, then will the insurance companies and the...
In other words, now that we have control of the government, can we wield the government to bring these offices and insurance companies into line?
What the private insurers might do and what the AAP might do, because remember, ACIP is one body and they're going to make recommendations for a CDC schedule.
The American Academy of Pediatrics, which is really a trade association, that is what?
It looks out for the interests of its members, pediatricians.
It's not going to want to change its schedule.
So you might end up with two schedules.
You might end up with one from the CDC and one for the American Academy of Pediatrics, potentially, by the way.
And who will the pediatricians follow?
I don't know.
But I will tell you what I do think should happen immediately.
At the very least, every single vaccine that doesn't stop transmission, at the least, those vaccines, pertussis, tetanus, the polio vaccine that we used for the last 25 years, which do not stop transmission in any way, just like COVID vaccine.
And that's not me saying it.
I'm just a lawyer.
It's all in the literature.
it's in the CDC FDA website, okay?
Those should immediately made joint decision-making between the doctor, and the patient.
They're no different than heart medicine.
They're no different than other things.
Maybe we want people to get them.
Maybe we don't.
But they should never be coerced.
And the way they get coerced is because they're considered a quote-unquote routine.
So that should immediately be changed.
And that constitutes most of the mandated vaccines in America, actually, for children, the ones that I just listed.
So that should happen on day one, just like Secretary Kennedy did the other day by making the COVID vaccine joint decision-making.
He didn't take it off the schedule.
He didn't say it's not on the CDC schedule.
He just said, we're going to make it So that this product is one where you should talk to your trusted healthcare professional and make a decision together.
You know, freedom.
Okay, so you've said that's what should happen, and I think that's going to make sense to a lot of people.
Before I let you go here in just our last few seconds, do you expect that that will happen, or do you not want to take out your crystal ball?
Well, look, why don't we have me back on it after I see who the 17 members are and hear their additional and then we can give you my speculation.
Fair enough.
But knowing Bobby Kennedy, are you hopeful?
I am hopeful.
But obviously, Mr. Kennedy, excuse me, Secretary Kennedy, you know, is not the ultimate authority in the federal government.
And so will he get all the picks that he wants?
We'll see.
Good point.
Aaron Seary, thank you so much for coming on the show.
I really appreciate it.
And thank you to all of you.
But don't go anywhere, because it is Theology Thursday.
