The Michael Knowles Show: Ep. 1645 - UK Daughters Sacrificed To Muslim Gangs

Release Date: January 6, 2025
Host: Michael Knowles
Publisher: The Daily Wire

Overview

In Episode 1645 of The Michael Knowles Show, host Michael Knowles delves into the harrowing and underreported issue of organized child abuse by Pakistani gangs in the United Kingdom. The episode not only sheds light on the disturbing facts but also critiques government complicity and broader sociopolitical trends that enable such atrocities. Additionally, Knowles touches on various political developments in the United States, media biases, and societal challenges, all while maintaining a critical and conservative perspective.

1. UK Grooming Gangs Exposed

Timestamp: 00:00 - 09:27

The episode opens with Knowles emphasizing the significance of January 6th, intertwining it with the Feast of the Epiphany. However, the core discussion begins as Knowles addresses a disturbing news story gaining international attention: the grooming gangs in the UK.

Michael Knowles [09:27]: "Grooming gangs is a ridiculous euphemism for what the news story actually is, which is that gangs of Pakistani men, organized and long-standing, have been raping British children for decades..."

Knowles highlights the alarming statistics from Oldham in Northern England, where over 1,000 girls were abused between 1980 and 2009. He compares this crisis to similar scandals within other religious communities, noting the lack of media coverage when the perpetrators are Muslims rather than Christians or Jews.

Michael Knowles [12:45]: "When white people do bad things, that's gotta make page one news. But when foreigners do it, especially Muslims, it's pushed to the back or ignored."

He criticizes the UK government's reluctance to address the issue, attributing it to fears of being labeled racist and the broader agenda of multiculturalism. Knowles points out that officials, including the Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips, have actively blocked public inquiries into these crimes to avoid racial tensions.

Michael Knowles [15:30]: "Their biggest fear was that Pakistani gangs would rape children by the thousands and the blowback against peaceful Pakistanis would be terrible. That's what the UK Government is admitting now."

2. Multiculturalism and Declining Birth Rates

Timestamp: 17:46 - 35:48

Transitioning from the UK issue, Knowles draws parallels between the United Kingdom and the United States regarding declining birth rates and the reliance on immigration to sustain their economies.

Michael Knowles [22:10]: "In the US, we've had a below-replacement birth rate since 1971. In the UK, it's been since 1972. England needs migrants to keep their welfare state afloat."

He argues that multiculturalism has undermined national identities and traditions, leading to societal decay. Knowles links this to the grooming gangs issue, suggesting that without a strong native population, countries can't effectively address crimes committed by immigrants.

Michael Knowles [29:15]: "The cultural rot sets in all the way down to the basic unit of politics, the family. Our country is dying because it's literally dying."

3. Trump’s Influence and Political Freedom

Timestamp: 35:48 - 46:58

Knowles credits former President Donald Trump with restoring political freedoms that allow for the open discussion of issues like immigration and crime, which were previously suppressed under liberal administrations.

Michael Knowles [30:34]: "Because Trump won and because he won the popular vote, people can now admit we don't want to be invaded by millions of foreigners committing hideous crimes against our people."

He also touches upon President Trump's controversial bid to acquire Greenland, positioning it as a strategic move for the United States and critiquing Denmarks' refusal.

Michael Knowles [34:39]: "Trump wants to buy Greenland... America expands. We've done that since the early 17th century. We should continue to do that."

4. Republican Unity and Leadership

Timestamp: 46:58 - 34:39

Shifting focus to domestic politics, Knowles discusses the recent confirmation of Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary nominee, highlighting the Republican Party's internal dynamics.

Michael Knowles [35:26]: "Republicans need unity right now. We have a historic opportunity with a unified government and a president elected by the popular vote."

He lauds Mike Johnson's election as Speaker of the House, despite internal conflicts and opposition from figures like Thomas Massie.

Michael Knowles [31:07]: "Mike Johnson won on the first ballot. I want him to get through and do a good job. Republicans need to be unified for the next 100 days."

5. Media Criticism: Chuck Schumer and Meghan Markle

Timestamp: 31:07 - 35:48

Knowles shifts to critiquing the media's handling of political figures. He references an interview where Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer attempts to defend President Biden's cognitive abilities, only to evade direct questions.

Michael Knowles [30:34]: "Chuck Schumer totally evades the question and redirects... They're so demoralized."

Additionally, he lambastes Meghan Markle's new Netflix show, portraying it as a failed attempt at reinvention that lacks authenticity.

Michael Knowles [34:39]: "I'm physically nauseated watching that clip. It's like a parody of what that show should be."

6. Societal Issues: Deletion of Crime Stories

Timestamp: 35:48 - 46:58

Addressing broader societal concerns, Knowles critiques the trend of US newspapers deleting old crime stories to offer individuals a "clean slate." He argues that this practice hampers the reintegration of former convicts into society.

Michael Knowles [40:22]: "Local news is now gonna say, okay, we're gonna wipe old crime stories. But employers have a right to know about their people's background."

He emphasizes the importance of recognizing past crimes to foster true redemption and societal healing, drawing parallels to religious teachings.

Michael Knowles [42:15]: "If you want the good news of the gospel, you need the bad news of your sin... At a political level, to bring a society back, you need the bad news."

7. Future Topics and Concluding Remarks

Timestamp: 46:58 - End

Towards the episode's end, Knowles teases upcoming stories, including a controversial claim about the Bill Gates Foundation allegedly turning mosquitoes into flying syringes for vaccinations, indicating his intention to tackle conspiracy theories in future episodes.

He concludes by reiterating the importance of unity within the Republican Party as they approach significant political milestones, urging members to seize the moment and advance their agenda diligently.

Michael Knowles [45:10]: "We are on the front lines every single day to bring you the facts. But you can't do it. We can't do it without you."

Notable Quotes:

• Michael Knowles [09:27]: "Grooms gangs is a ridiculous euphemism... gangs of Pakistani men... have been raping British children for decades in an organized way."

• Michael Knowles [12:45]: "When white people do bad things, that's gotta make page one news. But when foreigners do it, especially Muslims, it's pushed to the back or ignored."

• Michael Knowles [17:46]: "Trump wants to buy Greenland... America expands. We've done that since the early 17th century. We should continue to do that."

• Michael Knowles [31:07]: "Mike Johnson won on the first ballot. I want him to get through and do a good job."

• Michael Knowles [40:22]: "Local news is now gonna say, okay, we're gonna wipe old crime stories. But employers have a right to know about their people's background."

Conclusion

Episode 1645 of The Michael Knowles Show presents a fervent critique of multiculturalism, government complicity in child abuse, and media biases, all while advocating for Republican unity and conservative values. Knowles leverages shocking statistics and real-world examples to argue that societal decay is a direct result of failing to uphold traditional values and aggressively managing immigration. The episode serves as a clarion call for listeners to support conservative initiatives and remain vigilant against policies that undermine national integrity and safety.

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