The Michael Knowles Show
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Dive into the world of conservative commentary with "The Michael Knowles Show," brought to you by The Daily Wire. In this podcast, Michael Knowles delves into the complexities of American politics, culture, and philosophy with a sharp wit and an insightful perspective. Each episode features thought-provoking discussions, interviews with prominent figures, and a deep analysis of current events from a conservative standpoint. Whether you're looking to understand the undercurrents of political decisions or explore cultural phenomena, Michael provides a compelling narrative that challenges the status quo and encourages listeners to think critically about the issues facing today's society.
Episodes
Ep. 1559 - Taylor Swift & Beyoncé SHAFT Kamala Harris?
In episode 1559, Michael Knowles critiques Kamala Harris's speech at the DNC, describing it as bland and ineffective, meant to avoid policy discussions due to her unpopular stances and failed record. The episode takes a satirical tone, emphasizing the Democratic party's reliance on identity politics and symbolic gestures over substantive political action. The unexpected absence of celebrities like Taylor Swift and Beyoncé at the DNC, despite media buzz, is highlighted as a metaphor for the event's failure to inspire. Knowles also discusses broader themes of media manipulation, the state of the Republican party, and the cultural impact of celebrity endorsements in politics.
Scamala: Kamala Harris Unmasked | Episode 4 - Walz of Shame
"Scamala: Kamala Harris Unmasked" Episode 4, titled "Walz of Shame," delves into the controversial and politically charged history of Tim Walz. The episode portrays Walz as a figure of deep contradictions, from his early political engagements in China to his tenure as Minnesota’s governor during the COVID-19 pandemic and the George Floyd riots. The narrative casts Walz as a political opportunist whose policies often swayed with prevailing winds, emphasizing his radical shifts from moderate to progressive stances. It scrutinizes his actions during key crises in Minnesota, presenting them as mismanaged, and critiques his policy decisions on issues like public health, safety, and social justice, arguing they were driven by a radical agenda.
Ep. 1558 - 25 Killed In "Mobile Health Clinic"
Michael Knowles discusses a disturbing event where 25 infants were reportedly terminated in a Planned Parenthood van at the DNC, tying it to historical practices of infant sacrifice in ancient civilizations, implying a moral decay in contemporary politics. The episode interweaves cultural commentary, critiques of political figures and events at the DNC, and discussions on various societal issues, including media bias and public figures' comments. It highlights the contrast between past and present political practices, suggesting a deterioration in both moral and cultural standards within certain political spheres.
Ep. 1557 - It's NOT "Okay To Be White" In The UK
In episode 1557 of The Michael Knowles Show, titled "It's NOT 'Okay To Be White' In The UK," Michael Knowles delves into the controversial topic of racial statements and their repercussions in the UK. He discusses a specific case where a man was imprisoned for distributing stickers with the phrase "It's okay to be white," which a judge deemed corrosive to society. Knowles contrasts this with lighter sentences given for more severe crimes, including child pornography and assault, to highlight what he perceives as a distorted scale of justice that prioritizes political correctness over actual harm. Throughout the episode, Knowles critiques the media and political handling of racial issues, tying them to broader discussions about freedom of speech and societal values.
Ep. 1556 - DNC Day 1 Summarized In 5 Mins
In this episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," host Michael Knowles offers a condensed and critical summary of the first day of the 2024 Democratic National Convention. The episode begins with a critique of the DNC's opening with a land acknowledgment, which Knowles interprets as a symbolic concession of U.S. sovereignty. This sets the tone for his analysis throughout the episode, where he argues that the DNC's messaging is both ideologically extreme and out of touch with ordinary Americans. Notable moments include a "cringe" video by actor Mark Hamill and speeches by various political figures which Knowles critiques for their content and delivery. He contrasts Democratic positions on immigration, labor, and cultural issues with what he presents as more reasonable Republican stances. Knowles wraps up with a broader commentary on the state of American politics and the ideological battles at play, using the DNC as a backdrop for these discussions.
Ep. 1555 - The DNC Offers Free Sterilizations For Attendees
Michael Knowles presents a controversial episode discussing Planned Parenthood's decision to provide free abortions and vasectomies at the Democratic National Convention. He criticizes the offer as morally reprehensible and indicative of the Democratic party's priorities, using strong, provocative language to assert his views on freedom, responsibility, and moral decay in America. Knowles interweaves discussions on political figures, policies, and recent events, portraying a deep divide between conservative and liberal ideologies in America. The episode uses vivid, often stark rhetoric to challenge listener perspectives on governance, responsibility, and social values.
Ep. 1554 - A Phone App Convinced Him To Be Transgender
In this episode, Michael Knowles addresses the intersection of technology and personal identity through the story of a person who felt compelled to transition genders after experimenting with a face-swap application. Knowles explores the broader implications of technology on self-perception and societal norms. He questions the ease with which one can make significant life decisions based on digital experiences, emphasizing the potential dangers of detaching one's self-understanding from reality. The episode also delves into cultural and political topics, critiquing contemporary societal issues and governmental actions. Knowles uses his platform to discuss various subjects, intertwining humor with serious commentary on the role of digital influences in modern life decisions.
Daily Wire Backstage Live at the Ryman
In "Daily Wire Backstage Live at the Ryman," hosts Michael Knowles, Ben Shapiro, and their colleagues provide a live audience with a spirited discussion on politics, culture, and media influence. The episode was recorded live at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee, featuring debates and insights into the political strategies and media narratives shaping America's future. The discussion delves into the roles of key political figures and media in influencing public perception and election outcomes, highlighting the importance of strategic communication and public engagement in the political process.
Ep. 1553 - The FBI Involved In The Trump Assassination Attempt?
In this intense episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," the host explores a polarizing claim: the FBI's involvement in an alleged assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Knowles discusses various facets of political and social issues currently impacting the United States, such as the border crisis, the opioid epidemic, and rising inflation under the Biden administration. He criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris's handling of the border and connects it to the influx of fentanyl, which he argues is contributing to a decline in American life expectancy. Additionally, Knowles touches on cultural and societal shifts, debating the state of modern conservatism and the role of big tech monopolies like Google. The episode concludes with a broader commentary on the loss of trust in federal institutions, highlighted by a significant portion of the Republican base believing in the FBI's potential involvement in threats against Trump.
Ep. 1552 - 1000's Of Vehicles Blocked By Wild Lib Protestors
In this episode, Michael Knowles dissects a recent liberal protest that blocked thousands of vehicles, using it as a springboard to criticize the Democratic Party's policies and media portrayal. Knowles argues that such protests reveal the radical elements within the Democratic base, which could alienate moderate voters. He discusses various political strategies, the perceived hypocrisy of the media, and the broader societal implications of the protest activities. Knowles leverages this event to discuss broader themes of governance, public safety, and political accountability, particularly focusing on the upcoming elections and the strategic positions of different political figures and ideologies.
Ep. 1551 - Trump's Interview With Elon Musk on X Summarized In 5 Mins
In this episode, host Michael Knowles provides a satirical and critical overview of the political landscape, focusing on Vice President Kamala Harris's performance and the implications of Donald Trump's activity on X. The episode delves into a controversial interview where Trump speaks on various topics including immigration, his past administration's achievements, and ongoing political strategies. Trump's critiques of current administrative policies and his intentions for future political moves if re-elected are also highlighted. The episode serves as a platform for Trump to reassert his political influence and criticize his opponents within the current administration.
Ep. 1550 - Did Walz Go Soft On Pedophiles?
In this episode, Michael Knowles scrutinizes President Trump's allegations against Tim Walz, suggesting that Walz weakened laws against pedophiles during his tenure as governor. The episode dives into the intricacies of the Minnesota civil rights law amendments and features segments challenging the accuracy and intentions of fact-checking outlets. Knowles also ties these legislative changes to broader themes of political trust and safety, engaging in critical analysis and offering sharp commentary on what he perceives as manipulative political tactics employed by both major parties, especially concerning issues of voter rights and public morality.
Ep. 1549 - Jenna Ortega Belittles White Men
In episode 1549, host Michael Knowles dissects Jenna Ortega's controversial comments on white men's confidence, using this as a springboard to explore broader themes of race, immigration, and identity politics. Knowles critiques Ortega's view, arguing it reflects a broader societal trend of diminishing white men's societal contributions. The episode blends current events with in-depth commentary on demographic changes in the U.S., the roles of race and immigration, and the political implications of these shifts. Knowles' narrative is interspersed with discussions on various other topics, including political figures and policies, offering a comprehensive analysis through a conservative lens.
Ep. 1548 - Taylor Swift Assassination Attempt?
In this episode, Michael Knowles discusses the shocking news of a foiled assassination attempt on Taylor Swift during her Vienna concert. He contrasts the extensive security provided to celebrities like Swift with the perceived lack of security around former President Donald Trump, referencing a recent, underreported assassination attempt on Trump. Knowles criticizes the mainstream media and big tech for allegedly suppressing information about the Trump incident, suggesting a deliberate effort to manipulate public perception. The episode then delves into a range of political topics, including the misleading claims by politicians like Tim Waltz regarding their military service and the radical policies of Kamala Harris. Knowles argues that these incidents reflect a broader erosion of traditional American values and a concerted effort by certain political figures to undermine the American dream. He further critiques the Democrats' stance on issues like gun control and abortion, framing them as out of touch with mainstream American values. The episode concludes with an analysis of the potential electoral impact of these issues, particularly in swing states like Pennsylvania.
Ep. 1547 - Tim Waltz Is Into Some Really Gross Stuff
In this episode, Michael Knowles delves into the controversial actions and policies of Tim Waltz, the Governor of Minnesota, who is also Kamala Harris's running mate. The discussion begins with the law signed by Waltz mandating tampons in boys' bathrooms in public schools, aiming to accommodate transgender students. Knowles criticizes this move, labeling it as an example of Waltz’s long-standing obsession with what he calls "weird sex stuff." The episode also explores Waltz’s role in making Minnesota a sanctuary state for transgender youth, offering refuge for those seeking gender transition treatments without parental consent. Furthermore, Knowles connects Waltz’s lenient stance on crime, particularly during the George Floyd riots, to his broader political ideology, which includes embracing socialism. The episode critiques Waltz’s policies, arguing that they reflect a dangerous trend towards radical leftism that undermines traditional American values and law enforcement.
Ep. 1546 - Kamala Harris Announces Her VP Pick
In this episode, Michael Knowles delves into the Biden administration's economic challenges, highlighting the recent stock market crash and disappointing job reports as signs of an impending recession. He critiques the apparent lack of clear leadership within the administration, attributing the chaos to Biden’s perceived incompetence and Harris’s minimal involvement in significant policy decisions. The episode focuses on the reported decision by Kamala Harris to select Tim Waltz, a radical leftist, as her vice-presidential running mate. Knowles explores the political ramifications of this choice, emphasizing how it signals Harris's alignment with the radical left rather than a moderate stance. Additionally, the episode touches on broader issues, including U.S. involvement in potential conflicts in the Middle East, the influence of liberal ideology on current events, and the ongoing challenges faced by the Democratic Party. Knowles concludes by expressing skepticism about the future of American politics under such leadership, suggesting that radicalism within the Democratic Party is becoming more pronounced.
Ep. 1545 - Libs Panic After Trump Says "I Got Shot Because Of That"
In episode 1545, Michael Knowles discusses the reactions to JD Vance's assertion that there were attempts on Donald Trump's life, framing it as part of a broader assault by the liberal establishment. Knowles critiques the media's response and delves into the political rhetoric that labels Trump as an existential threat, arguing this rhetoric could incite violence. The episode also covers Trump's own comments at a rally where he linked the rhetoric against him to an alleged shooting attempt. The discussion extends to the potential political fallout and the use of such claims in the ongoing campaign narrative.
How Soros Infiltrated & Is Killing The Church | Megan Basham
In this eye-opening episode, Megan Basham delves into her investigation of how left-wing ideologies have permeated evangelical Christian circles, backed by significant funding from secular billionaires. She outlines a strategic shift within these groups, who traditionally aligned with conservative values, towards supporting progressive policies under the guise of faith-based initiatives. Key discussions include the transformation of evangelical stances on climate change, open borders, and LGBT issues, orchestrated through what Basham describes as 'astroturfing' efforts by high-profile pastors influenced by external funding. The conversation underscores the profound implications of these changes on American politics and the future of evangelical voter blocs.
The Masked-Man: Wild CRYPTO Questions With Michael Knowles | YES or NO
In this engaging episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," Michael Knowles and guests, including Anthony Scaramucci and Russell Okung, play a lively game of yes-or-no, tackling an array of subjects from crypto to cultural debates. They discuss everything from the existential status of pandas to the efficacy of global warming, blending humor with serious discourse. The episode features a series of quick exchanges that challenge the guests to reveal their stances on contentious issues, providing listeners with insights into the complexities of cryptocurrency, political opinions, and social norms. The playful yet insightful dialogue invites the audience to consider different perspectives while maintaining a light-hearted tone throughout the discussion.
Knowles Failed: Try Not To Laugh At Kamala Harris
Michael Knowles dissects several public statements by Kamala Harris, highlighting moments he considers indicative of her lacking substance and clarity in communication. He points out her repetitive speech patterns and what he perceives as superficial answers to serious questions. Through satirical commentary and critical analysis, Knowles aims to showcase inconsistencies and comedic elements in Harris's statements as she prepares for the presidential race. The episode blends political critique with humor, focusing on Harris's recent remarks about border policies, debates, and public introductions, where her communication style is scrutinized.
Ep. 1544 - Olympic Boxing Controversy EXPLAINED In 3 Minutes
In "Olympic Boxing Controversy EXPLAINED In 3 Minutes," Michael Knowles addresses the complex situation surrounding Imani Caliph, an Olympic boxer whose participation in women's boxing has ignited controversy. Knowles discusses broader societal implications, including gender identity, the politics of sports, and media censorship. He critiques the handling of gender issues in sports and society, suggesting that current policies may not align with biological realities, which he believes compromises the integrity of women's sports. The episode raises questions about fairness and safety in sports, reflecting on the potential disadvantages faced by biological women competing against transgender athletes in physically intensive sports.
Ep. 1543 - Is Kamala A DEI Hire?
In episode 1543, Michael Knowles discusses the controversy surrounding Vice President Kamala Harris's appointment, questioning if it was influenced by DEI initiatives. The episode delves into media reports and public pressures that suggested a black woman be chosen as Joe Biden’s running mate, hinting at identity politics at play. Trump's commentary at a journalists' convention, where he ambiguously answers questions about Harris's selection, serves as a focal point. The discussion extends to broader critiques of media manipulation and political correctness, asserting a disconnect between public personas and genuine qualifications.
Ep. 1542 - Venezuela RIGGED The Election Like Joe Biden
In this episode of The Michael Knowles Show, Michael Knowles delves into the recent Venezuelan presidential election, asserting that it was rigged in favor of the socialist incumbent, Nicolas Maduro. Knowles compares this situation to what he perceives as similar injustices in U.S. elections. The episode features intense criticism of the Venezuelan government's actions, labeling them as oppressive and undemocratic. Knowles also covers various topics including U.S. politics, the role of the media, and even touches on personal endorsements of products like the Mayflower cigar travel humidor. Throughout, Knowles maintains a critical stance on leftist politics both in America and abroad, drawing parallels that are meant to resonate with his conservative audience.
Ep. 1541 - Self-Hating White Guys Pledge Allegiance to Kamala
In this episode of The Michael Knowles Show, Michael Knowles discusses the gathering of a group dubbed "White Dudes for Harris," targeting the ironic endorsement of Kamala Harris by predominantly white male supporters. He provides a satirical and critical analysis of the speeches and arguments presented at the event, focusing on themes of masculinity, societal expectations, and the manipulation of identity politics in electoral strategies. Knowles delves into discussions on controversial topics such as abortion and the role of men in supporting feminist politics. The episode also critiques Pete Buttigieg's involvement and broader implications for the political landscape, emphasizing the contradictions and controversies surrounding modern political and cultural debates.
Ep. 1540 - Disgusting Olympic Ceremony Mocks Christians
In this heated episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," Michael Knowles expresses outrage over what he views as a sacrilegious mockery of Christian symbols during the Olympic opening ceremony in Paris. He describes the segment that allegedly parodies the Last Supper, featuring controversial figures and imagery, which he argues is a deliberate affront to Christian beliefs. Knowles discusses the broader implications of the ceremony, linking it to what he sees as a pervasive cultural shift away from traditional Christian values and towards modern paganism. He connects this trend to historical and contemporary political movements, critiquing the liberal and artistic choices that lead to such provocative public displays.
Michael Knowles Vs Tim Pool | FACE-OFF: Civil War
In a lively and contentious episode, Michael Knowles faces off against Tim Pool in a trivia battle about various civil wars across history. The discussion, moderated by Ben, involves a series of trivia questions that span multiple topics, including historical events and pop culture references related to civil wars. The banter is filled with witty remarks, humorous missteps by the participants, and a deep dive into historical facts, making it both educational and entertaining for listeners. The episode also includes lighter moments where the hosts engage in playful rivalry and provide comedic relief through their answers.
Ep. 1539 - The Olympics Embrace the Rainbow
In this episode, Michael Knowles critiques the decision to have a drag queen carry the Olympic torch, relating it to broader cultural and political trends. The discussion spans various topics including political campaigns, the role of media, and societal changes post-Roe v. Wade. Knowles uses the event to delve into discussions on freedom, political correctness, and the current administration's policies, providing a conservative perspective on the shifting dynamics in American and global politics.
Ep. 1538 - Biden's Strange Address EXPLAINED In 3 Mins
In this sharp episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," Michael Knowles delves into President Joe Biden's latest address from the Oval Office, where Biden aimed to demonstrate his vitality and explain his decision not to run for reelection. Knowles critiques the inconsistencies in Biden's portrayal of his presidency as a period of overcoming great crises, contrasting it with his own view of it as a series of failures. The episode also covers a broader critique of the Democratic leadership's handling of major national issues, focusing particularly on immigration and border security, portraying Vice President Kamala Harris as ineffectively managing her responsibilities.
Ep. 1537 - Kamala Really Wants To Run On This?
In this episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," Michael Knowles discusses Kamala Harris's decision to run on gun control and abortion rights as her primary campaign themes. Knowles argues that Harris is using these issues to distract from her lack of accomplishments in other areas such as immigration, the economy, and foreign affairs. He critiques her ideological stance as radical and disconnected from the practical concerns of governance. Additionally, the episode touches on broader cultural and political implications, including controversies surrounding other public figures and the strategic maneuvers within the Democratic Party as the election approaches.
Daily Wire Backstage: Democracy, Danger and a Theatrical Debut
In a charged and dynamic episode of "Daily Wire Backstage," hosts Michael Knowles, Ben Shapiro, and others explore the tumultuous recent events in American politics. The episode covers the shocking developments involving Donald Trump and Joe Biden, focusing on the implications of Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race and Kamala Harris's sudden prominence. The hosts debate the potential outcomes of the upcoming election, dissecting each candidate's strategies and public perceptions. The discussions are infused with a mix of serious political analysis and the hosts' signature humor, all while engaging with live audience questions and providing insights into the strategic moves within both major political parties.
Ep. 1536 - Even The Libs Are Shocked By The Assassination Hearing
Michael Knowles dives deep into the fallout of a near-fatal assassination attempt on a former president, criticizing the handling by the Secret Service and the apparent lack of accountability at higher levels. The episode highlights bipartisan dissatisfaction, including Democrats and Republicans demanding Cheadle's resignation. Knowles suggests the incident has wider implications, hinting at systemic failures within government security agencies under current administration. Key discussions also revolve around the political maneuvering in light of the upcoming elections and the handling of national security, drawing a critical look at media responses and public discourse surrounding the incident.
Ep. 1535 - The Suspicious Biden DROP-OUT, Does He Even Know?
In this episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," host Michael Knowles delves into President Biden's surprising withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race, questioning Biden's awareness of his own dropout. Knowles contrasts this with historical political withdrawals, highlighting the unusual manner in which Biden's departure was communicated through social media by his staff, rather than by Biden himself. He discusses the implications of this move for the Democratic Party and the upcoming election, emphasizing the role of the media and speculating on their motivations for suddenly turning critical towards Biden after years of support. Knowles suggests that this shift could have profound implications for the media's influence on politics, mentioning the rise of Vice President Kamala Harris as the presumptive Democratic nominee and the challenges she faces given the limited campaign time.
Breaking: Biden Exits Presidential Race
In a significant political development, Joe Biden has announced his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race, opting to focus on his presidential duties for the remainder of his term. This episode explores the potential reasons behind his decision, the impact on the Democratic Party, and the broader political landscape. Michael Knowles delves into Biden's announcement method, his health, and the potential candidates to take his place. The episode also discusses the role of key political figures and the Democratic Party's strategy moving forward. Knowles critiques the media's handling of Biden's presidency and speculates on the effects of this decision on the upcoming election.
Ep. 1534 - Trump's Greatest Speech Summarized In 5 Mins
In episode 1534 of The Michael Knowles Show, Michael Knowles discusses former President Donald Trump's compelling speech during his acceptance of the Republican nomination. Despite Trump's recent assassination attempt, he delivered a 92-minute speech, hailed as one of his best. Knowles highlights the speech's content, including Trump's reflections on the assassination attempt, his gratitude to divine intervention, and his commitment to American values. The episode also criticizes the media's and Democrats' responses, portraying them as disconnected and weak, and praises Trump's ability to connect with his audience through straightforward and impactful rhetoric.
Ep. 1533 - BREAKING: Joe BIden Is A Sick Man
In episode 1533 of "The Michael Knowles Show," Michael Knowles contrasts the reactions of Joe Biden and Donald Trump to recent health and safety crises. Biden, who tested positive for COVID-19, chose to retreat from public engagements, while Trump, despite an assassination attempt, continued with his campaign activities. Knowles critiques Biden's cautious approach, suggesting it indicates weakness, and discusses broader political implications, including pressures within the Democratic Party for Biden to withdraw from the upcoming election. The episode also touches on economic issues, like the end of Saudi Arabia's petrodollar deal with the U.S., and features a promotion for gold investment.
I Got the Call, 'Your Dad Was Shot'" | Michael & Donald Trump Jr. EXCLUSIVE
In a gripping episode of "The Michael Knowles Show", Donald Trump Jr. gives a first-hand account of the moments following the shocking news of his father being shot at a rally. The episode, recorded at the Republican National Convention, dives into the emotional and political ramifications of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Trump Jr. describes his initial disbelief and the ensuing chaos, while also reflecting on the personal and national implications of such a violent act. The conversation extends to the broader political climate, touching on issues of media bias, public sentiment, and the resilience of the Trump family in the face of adversity.
Ep. 1532 - Knowles At The RNC: President Trump Returns!
In this pivotal episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," Michael recounts his experiences and observations from the Republican National Convention shortly after an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. The episode captures the dramatic atmosphere of the event, highlighting Trump's unexpected appearance with a bandage, evoking emotional responses from the crowd. Knowles criticizes the media’s portrayal of the incident and discusses significant speeches, including Trump's resilience in continuing the convention as planned. The episode is charged with political commentary, contrasting the reactions and narratives surrounding the event, and concludes with broader reflections on political rhetoric and its implications.
Ep. 1531 - Trump Picks His Vice President
In this pivotal episode, host Michael Knowles discusses the significant political move by former President Trump in selecting Senator JD Vance as his running mate for the 2024 presidential campaign. Knowles outlines Vance's qualifications and background, emphasizing his alignment with Trump's vision and policies. The discussion also delves into broader political implications, including reactions from both supporters and detractors, and the strategic calculations behind choosing Vance. Additionally, Knowles addresses recent attempts on Trump’s life, tying them into broader concerns about political discourse and security.
Ep. 1530 - The Trump Assassination Attempt EXPLAINED
In a riveting episode of The Michael Knowles Show, host Michael Knowles delves into the assassination attempt on Donald Trump during a rally, describing it as one of the most historically significant events in recent American history. Knowles explains how a shooter nearly succeeded in assassinating Trump, who was saved by mere millimeters and a timely head turn. The episode critically examines the media's portrayal of the event, political reactions, and broader societal implications, suggesting a deeply divided national landscape and significant security failures. Knowles' commentary extends to the role of providence and the moral dimensions of political rhetoric, particularly focusing on the inflammatory comparisons of Trump to historical dictators, which he argues may incite violence.
BREAKING: President Trump Shot
In a shocking and chaotic episode, host Michael Knowles reports on an incident at a Donald Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, where shots were fired, injuring Trump. Initially, the situation is filled with confusion and uncertainty. Knowles describes how Trump, despite being bloodied, displayed resilience by standing up and signaling to the crowd to fight back against the attack. The episode explores the immediate reactions, the political context with the upcoming Republican National Convention, and the broader implications of political violence. The narrative unfolds with real-time updates, including the intervention by the Secret Service and emergency medical responses, as well as political reactions across the spectrum.
Ep. 1529 - The DISASTROUS Biden Press Conference Explained In 2 Mins
Host Michael Knowles dissects a recent press conference by President Biden, detailing numerous gaffes and moments of confusion that, according to Knowles, underscored Biden's unsuitability for office. The episode begins with a humorous misidentification of political leaders and then transitions into a critique of Biden's handling of various national and international issues, suggesting that these missteps reflect broader Democratic party challenges. Knowles intersperses his political commentary with personal anecdotes and promotions for products aligned with his conservative audience, blending cultural criticism with political analysis. The episode serves as a sharp rebuke of Biden's capabilities, with Knowles arguing that the press conference was a failure in its attempt to showcase presidential competence.
Ep. 1528 - 198 Dems Vote To Allow Noncitizens To Vote
Michael Knowles discusses a significant political development where 198 Democrats opposed a measure requiring proof of citizenship to vote, highlighting concerns about election integrity and democratic principles. He asserts that the opposition mainly from Democrats stems from a strategic need to incorporate noncitizens as a crucial electoral base amidst declining popularity. The episode touches on broader themes of legal vs. illegal residency, citizenship rights, and the practical implications of policy on U.S. electoral politics. Knowles criticizes what he perceives as a manipulation of voter laws to favor one party over another, framing the issue as a fundamental threat to the integrity of American democracy.
Scamala: Kamala Harris Unmasked | Episode 3 - Veep
"Scamala: Kamala Harris Unmasked" delves into Vice President Kamala Harris's tenure, highlighting significant critiques and challenges she faced. The episode asserts that her vice presidency has been marked by unpopularity and failure, linked to the administration's overall performance, her personal competencies, and her public demeanor. Host Ben Shapiro discusses Harris's handling of various responsibilities, including COVID-19 vaccine skepticism, economic stimulus impacts, and immigration issues at the border. He portrays Harris as ineffectual in these roles, often focusing on her communication mishaps and alleged lack of authenticity. Shapiro's narrative is skeptical of Harris's actions and intentions, especially regarding her public statements on immigration and her management of her office, suggesting a disconnect between her public image and her private actions.
Ep. 1527 - 109 Shot & 19 Killed In Chicago, The Mayor Blames A Dead White Guy
In this incisive episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," Michael Knowles delves into a tragic weekend in Chicago where 109 people were shot and 19 were fatally wounded. The mayor of Chicago controversially blames past political leaders, specifically Richard Nixon, for the ongoing violence, rather than addressing current policy failures. Knowles argues that this deflection is a political tactic not isolated to Chicago, but a broader method by Democrats to avoid accountability for governance failures. He extends this discussion to national politics, where similar blame shifting is applied to past Republican presidents to overshadow current Democratic shortcomings. The episode also touches on the impact of big tech on political discourse and the integrity of elections, emphasizing the need to safeguard free speech from corporate interference.
Scamala: Kamala Harris Unmasked | Episode 2 - That's Senator to You
"Scamala: Kamala Harris Unmasked" Episode 2, narrated by Ben Shapiro, scrutinizes Kamala Harris’s journey in the U.S. Senate and her bid for the presidency. The episode portrays Harris as striving for media attention rather than substantial legislative impact, emphasizing her role in significant judicial confrontations, including the contentious Kavanaugh hearings. Shapiro critiques Harris's campaign strategies, noting a perceived inauthenticity and lack of clear political convictions, which, according to the narrative, hampered her popularity and effectiveness. The episode also discusses her role in the Democratic primaries, highlighting her confrontations with Joe Biden and the impact of Tulsi Gabbard's criticisms, which are depicted as pivotal in her campaign's decline.
Ep. 1526 - Furious LGBTQ Activists Protest A Bill To Protect Children
In this episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," Michael delves into the controversy surrounding California Senate Bill 1414. The bill, aimed at increasing the penalties for soliciting minors for prostitution from a misdemeanor to a felony, has sparked significant backlash from LGBTQ activists. These activists argue that the bill unfairly targets the LGBTQ community and exacerbates existing inequalities within the judicial system. Knowles criticizes this viewpoint, framing the opposition as prioritizing the protection of adults over children. Throughout the episode, he interweaves discussions on broader political topics, including critiques of the Democratic party and reflections on the upcoming presidential election, emphasizing a divide in national values and political strategy.
Episode 1 - Introducing Scamala
"Introducing Scamala" from The Michael Knowles Show delves into Kamala Harris's ascent in American politics, critiquing her as a figure of inauthenticity and opportunism. The episode paints a portrait of Harris, from her beginnings in public office to her role as the Vice President, arguing that her career has been marked by a lack of core convictions and a pursuit of power. It discusses her early legal career, significant relationships that shaped her path, notably with Willie Brown, and her various political stances that the host views as contradictory and self-serving. The narrative is strongly critical, questioning her effectiveness and integrity in public roles, portraying her as a product of and contributor to what it describes as a corrupt political system.
Ep. 1525 - Joe Biden Claims To Be Black Woman
Michael Knowles delves into Joe Biden’s claim of identifying as a black woman, considering it a political maneuver to secure support amidst waning credibility and controversies. The episode critically addresses the role of identity politics in modern discourse, with Knowles arguing that such claims from Biden reflect a strategic, albeit disingenuous, attempt to resonate with diverse voter bases. The discussion also highlights media biases, the perceived hypocrisy within the Democratic Party, and the broader implications of identity politics on political credibility and public trust.
Ep. 1524 - Soros-Backed Group Spends $10M To Destroy SCOTUS
In episode 1524, Michael Knowles highlights the efforts of a Soros-backed group, Demand Justice, that plans to spend $10 million to undermine the Supreme Court. Knowles points out the political maneuvering behind the funding, suggesting it's an attack on a co-equal branch of government, labeling it an insurrection and existential threat to democracy. The episode covers various facets of this campaign, including "opposition research" on potential Supreme Court picks and mobilization against the court's decisions. Additionally, Knowles dives into broader political narratives, discussing the state of the presidential race, media bias, and public perception of President Biden’s capabilities.
Ep. 1523 - Supreme Court Makes Trump a KING?
In this episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," host Michael Knowles delves into the Supreme Court's recent decision affirming the legal immunity of presidents, which has sparked controversy and hyperbolic reactions. The episode critically examines the misinterpretations and political rhetoric surrounding the decision, particularly from Democrats, and explores its implications for former President Trump and the presidency's powers. The discussion includes references to historical legal precedents, the balance between judicial and executive powers, and the political strategy of Democrats towards Trump.
Ep. 1522 - Libs Panic After Debate Disaster, Who Will Replace Joe Biden?
In this episode, Michael Knowles discusses the political and public reactions to Joe Biden's performance in a recent presidential debate, which he describes as disastrous. Knowles criticizes Biden's various factual inaccuracies during the debate and suggests that even mainstream media outlets had to correct his statements. He elaborates on the broader implications of Biden's performance, suggesting that it reflects his mental decline, something Democrats previously attributed to a stutter. The episode also covers the potential candidates who could replace Biden in the upcoming election, with Knowles expressing skepticism about any suitable replacements within the Democratic Party. Additionally, the episode touches on a significant Supreme Court decision that could reshape the administrative state, which Knowles views as a victory for conservative politics.
Ep. 1521 - Trump Vs Biden Debate Summarized In 5 Mins
In this dynamic episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," Michael Knowles succinctly summarizes and critiques the presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. The episode captures the essence of the debate, emphasizing Biden's perceived poor performance and Trump's effective use of zingers. Knowles suggests that Biden's faltering could imply strategic errors or a broader Democratic plan to replace him. The episode not only explores the debate's political implications but also integrates lively commentary with Knowles’ signature conservative perspective, including a critique of media responses and speculative scenarios for the Democratic nomination strategy.
Backstage: The Presidential Debate
The episode of "Daily Wire Backstage" delves into the CNN presidential debate, offering a blend of serious analysis and biting humor. Hosts Michael Knowles, Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, and others dissect the candidates' performances, focusing on their physical and verbal missteps, policy statements, and overall debate impact. The discussion highlights Biden's perceived lack of fitness for office and Trump's strategic discourse, all while critiquing the media's role in shaping public perception. The hosts also explore the broader implications of the debate for the upcoming election, stressing the significant divide in American politics it represents.
Ep. 1520 - These 14 Squish Republicans Just Ruined Everything
In episode 1520 of The Michael Knowles Show, titled "These 14 Squish Republicans Just Ruined Everything," host Michael Knowles passionately discusses the failure of a legislative measure intended to block President Biden's executive action that grants amnesty to over half a million illegal immigrants. Knowles highlights the frustration within conservative circles, arguing that this defeat reflects deeper issues of constitutional adherence and political integrity among Republicans. The episode delves into broader themes of immigration, government accountability, and the upcoming presidential debates, contrasting the political tactics and ideologies that shape current U.S. governance and public policy.
Ep. 1519 - Libs Call For Violence If Trump Wins
In this episode, Michael Knowles addresses a controversial claim that liberals are advocating for violence if Donald Trump wins again. Knowles refutes a media narrative that Trump had previously praised neo-Nazis, citing a Snopes article that deems such claims false. He criticizes the media's delayed correction of this misinformation. The episode intensifies as Knowles analyzes comments from Rep. Maxine Waters, who suggests violence is likely if Trump wins, a sentiment she attributes to Trump's rhetoric. Knowles argues that historically, the left has been more associated with political violence, using the January 6 Capitol riot as a focal point to assert that conservative groups are often the victims rather than perpetrators.
Ep. 1518 - CNN Cuts Trump Spokesman's Mic In A Live Broadcast
In this fiery episode, Michael Knowles critiques the media's handling of political discourse, focusing on a recent incident where CNN abruptly cut the microphone of a Trump spokesperson during a live interview. Knowles argues this act is part of a larger media bias against conservative figures and ideas, suggesting a deliberate manipulation of political narratives. The episode intertwines discussions on media ethics with broader political and social commentary, including the Biden administration's policies and various hiring controversies. Knowles also touches on national security concerns related to border control and the handling of terrorist threats, painting a picture of a compromised American safety under current leadership.
Ep. 1517 - 12-Year-Old Girl Murdered By Illegal Aliens
In this charged episode, Michael Knowles discusses serious crimes attributed to illegal immigrants, focusing on a specific case where a young girl was tragically murdered in Texas. He criticizes the media and political figures for their handling of immigration issues and their perceived indifference to the victims of these crimes. The episode delves into the broader implications of U.S. immigration policy, emphasizing the failures of the Department of Homeland Security under the Biden administration and the perceived encouragement of illegal entry into the U.S. Knowles argues that such policies lead directly to preventable crimes and portrays the media's coverage of these issues as biased and inadequate.
Ep. 1516 - Disney Exec Admits On-Camera "We're Not Hiring White Men"
In Episode 1516 of "The Michael Knowles Show," Michael Knowles delves into a controversial issue involving Disney's hiring practices, highlighted by an undercover video from James O'Keefe's media group. The footage reveals a senior vice president at 20th television, part of the Walt Disney Company, admitting to discriminatory practices against white males in hiring decisions. The episode explores the implications of such practices on society and the legal landscape, questioning the fairness and legality of affirmative action and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives that may favor certain groups over others.
Ep. 1515 - Libs Are Trying To Ban ZYN Because They Hate White People
In this episode of The Michael Knowles Show, titled "Libs Are Trying To Ban ZYN Because They Hate White People," Michael Knowles discusses the potential ban on ZYN, a smokeless nicotine product. Knowles suggests that the move to ban ZYN is driven by a political agenda targeting white consumers, reflecting broader racial dynamics in legislation and policy. He criticizes various aspects of modern liberalism, touching on topics such as affirmative action, reparations, and the celebration of Juneteenth. Knowles challenges the motives behind public health policies and accuses the political left of exploiting racial and ethnic identities for political gain. The episode is provocative, aiming to highlight what Knowles perceives as a double standard in the treatment of different racial groups by liberal policies.
Ep. 1514 - 500,000 Illegal Aliens Given Benefits And Amnesty
Michael Knowles addresses President Biden's controversial decision to offer amnesty to half a million illegal aliens, branding it a desperate bid to garner Hispanic votes amid falling approval rates. This episode analyzes the constitutional disputes surrounding executive immigration orders, citing similar actions by President Obama despite his own reservations about their legality. Knowles frames this maneuver as an egregious example of political pandering that undercuts legal frameworks in favor of electoral gain. Furthermore, the episode delves into broader implications of immigration policies on American demographics and the economy, asserting that mass migration supports a failing economic system propped up by declining birth rates among Americans. In light of his analysis, Knowles maintains a critical view of the administrative use of 'parole' to sidestep immigration laws, offering social benefits to undocumented immigrants.
Ep. 1513 - Libs Beg Voters, "Don't Believe Your Lying Eyes" After Damning Biden Video
In Episode 1513 of "The Michael Knowles Show," Michael Knowles addresses a series of videos circulated by Republicans that allegedly show President Joe Biden in compromising situations. The White House and media outlets have denounced these videos as "cheap fakes," leading to a broader discussion about media credibility and the manipulation of public perception. Knowles criticizes the media and Democratic responses, suggesting a bias in how information is processed and presented to the public. The episode delves into the implications of these videos on public trust and the political landscape, highlighting the ongoing battle between different media narratives.
Ep. 1512 - Joe Biden Threatens TikTok Guest As Mental Concerns Rise
In this episode, Michael Knowles critiques President Biden's handling of a confrontation with a TikTok influencer at a White House event, which escalates to Biden threatening physical actions like throwing the influencer’s phone. Knowles interprets this incident as indicative of Biden’s broader struggles with popularity among younger voters and his approach to political opposition, suggesting an authoritarian inclination to ban platforms like TikTok when they become politically inconvenient. Additionally, the episode covers topics like cultural appropriation controversies and the ethical concerns surrounding the commodification of children on social media, specifically through a disturbing account of a mother exploiting her daughter's social media presence.
Ep. 1511 - Baptists Throw Trump a Curveball
In episode 1511 of "The Michael Knowles Show," host Michael Knowles discusses the nuances of political rhetoric, highlighted by a new ad from Donald Trump that lampoons Joe Biden's public speaking skills. The episode delves into the profound implications of humor and truth in political messaging. Additionally, Knowles touches on significant religious and cultural topics, including controversial remarks by Pope Francis and a critique of IVF by Southern Baptists, illustrating the ongoing tension between ethical standards and political practices. The episode is rich with insights on the manipulation of media narratives and the societal impact of political decisions, particularly in the contexts of justice, religious expression, and life ethics.
Ep. 1510 - A White Girl Said The "N-Word" And This Happened Next
In this heated episode of The Michael Knowles Show, host Michael Knowles dives into the complexities surrounding a white girl's viral use of the N-word. Knowles challenges the audience by dissecting the societal double standards and the selective outrage associated with the use of racial slurs. The episode doesn't shy away from controversial opinions, including critiques on modern-day cultural sensitivities and the inconsistencies in societal reactions to different racial, sexual, and patriotic expressions. Through a blend of commentary on current cultural conflicts, including corporate policies on expression and broader social justice movements, Knowles offers a provocative analysis on the state of free speech and cultural warfare in America.
Ep. 1509 - Star Wars Is Gay?
In episode 1509 of "The Michael Knowles Show," titled "Star Wars Is Gay?", the host explores various cultural and political topics. The episode begins with a critique of the perceived politicization in media and entertainment, focusing on the recent developments in the "Star Wars" franchise. Michael Knowles discusses how "Star Wars" has embraced LGBTQ+ themes, which he views as part of a broader trend of progressive ideology influencing popular culture. The discussion extends to broader societal and political commentary, touching on issues like governmental fiscal policies, the justice system, and conservative values in the context of current events.
Ep. 1508 - This Black Vote Pandering Finally Crossed The Line
In episode 1508, Michael Knowles critiques various forms of what he views as political pandering and identity politics, particularly focusing on a misdated Juneteenth event at the White House. He discusses the perceived absurdity and implications of such actions in the political landscape. Knowles also touches on broader themes including the role of the judiciary in politics, criticisms of NATO policies, and controversial policies proposed by political figures like Donald Trump. The episode intertwines personal anecdotes, broader political analysis, and specific events to paint a picture of current American political dynamics, emphasizing conservative viewpoints on responsibility and cultural shifts.
Ep. 1507 - The Liberal Attacks On Alex Jones & Fox News Explained
In this episode, Michael Knowles discusses the significant legal and financial challenges faced by right-wing media, linking them to broader political shifts in Europe and potential implications for U.S. politics. Knowles argues that these challenges are part of a targeted effort by liberal forces to suppress conservative voices, especially in the lead-up to significant elections. He examines the recent victories of right-wing parties in Europe as indicators of a possible conservative resurgence, which he suggests could influence American political dynamics. The episode also critiques the double standards in media and the judicial repercussions faced by conservative outlets compared to their liberal counterparts.
Ep. 1506 - Libs Send Steve Bannon To Jail
In "Ep. 1506 - Libs Send Steve Bannon To Jail," host Michael Knowles delves into the imprisonment of Steve Bannon and other former Trump White House officials, criticizing what he views as a double standard in legal enforcement. Knowles argues that Democrats are exploiting legal systems to target Republican officials, citing the treatment of Bannon, Peter Navarro, and former President Trump himself as evidence of a politically motivated crusade against Trump's associates. The episode raises concerns about the erosion of democratic norms and the potential impact on the 2024 election, suggesting that these legal actions reflect broader political strategies rather than legitimate legal proceedings.
Ep. 1478 - Wars Rage, And One Dead Dog Dominates The News
In this episode of "The Michael Knowles Show," Michael Knowles examines the media's fixation on a minor story involving South Dakota Governor Christy Noem, who revealed in her memoir that she had euthanized an aggressive dog and a problematic goat on her farm 20 years ago. Knowles argues that while the story seems trivial, it reflects deeper issues in American politics, including the sensationalism of media and its impact on political discourse. He criticizes the media's tendency to focus on sensational stories at the expense of more pressing issues such as wars and the presidential race. Knowles also discusses various topics including a controversial new app predicting personal futures, shifts in political alliances, and the importance of maintaining human dignity and responsibility in the age of digital determinism.