B (16:15)

Why should Americans trust you and House Democrats on the Jeffrey Epstein files when one of your own, Congresswoman Plaskett, was found to be texting with Jeffrey Epstein during a hearing, getting information from him, using that in her question, Questioning during a congressional hearing. And at one point he tells her, good job.

A (16:34)

This is a bipartisan effort to make sure that, consistent with what the survivors have requested, that this full and complete transparency and every single predator who may be in those Justice Department files doesn't escape accountability. Hey, what do you make about the major Epstein scandal within your party with a member of your own party during a congressional hearing? Beep, boop, beep, boop. We're gonna bring justice. Beep, beep. It's so cynical. It's so tedious. Then we get this is Jasmine Crockett, the new leader of the Democrats, the cultural spiritual zeitgeist leader of the Democrats. She comes out, she's got a real hit on Lee Zeldin, who is a former Republican congressman, ran for governor of New York. Now he's the EPA administrator under Trump. She says, Lee Zeldin took money from.

B (17:27)

Jeffrey Epstein, folks, who also took money from somebody named Jeffrey Epstein. As I had my team dig in very quickly. Mitt Romney, the NRCC, Lee Zeldin, George Bush win read, McCain, Palin, Rick Lazio. I just want to be clear. If this is the standard that we gonna make, just know we gonna expose it all and just know that the FEC filings, they are available for everybody to review. This is absolutely ridiculous. You just.

A (18:01)

Okay, so you hear all those names. And I don't know if he donated to Rick Lazio or whatever. All these other people, they haven't come out, but at least Lee Zeldin has come out. And he said, yes, Jasmine Crockett, a physician named Dr. Jeffrey Epstein, who's a totally different person than the other Jeffrey Epstein donated to a prior campaign of mine. No freaking relation, you genius. And he did the little clap back emojis so now we're in this phase where anybody. He got a. He got a donation from somebody named Jeffrey. Hmm. Coincidence. Yes. But then there's a further irony because the Democrat leader in the House of Representatives has just been revealed to have solicited a donation from the actual Jeffrey Epstein colleagues. Coordination with Epstein. Another email shows Democrat fundraisers invited Epstein to an event or to meet privately with Hakeem Jeffries as part of their 2013 effort to win a majority. So Hakeem Jeffries campaign solicited money from Jeffrey Epstein. That's what we found in the last document batch. Oh, my goodness. Oh, my goodness. These poor Democrats. They probably should look into their own campaign finances before they lob an attack on Republicans and say you raised money from Jeffrey Epstein. Especially when the Republicans raised it from a different Jeffrey Epstein, they raised it from the right one. Oh, my goodness. It's also tedious. It's all so tedious. This is it. This is my frustration with the thing. I don't. I know. If in any way you oppose the mob, you know, and you say the Epstein story is a little bit of a distraction, they say you were on Epstein Island. I can tell you I've never been on Jeffrey Epstein's island. Never flew on the airplane, never took a campaign donation from him. I just am looking at the story and I say, okay, it's all hackery. It's all cynical. It's all opportunistic. It's been a Democrat scandal, then a Republican scandal, then a Democrat scandal. The way they're talking now about the victims is completely disingenuous. The way that they're talking about revealing anyone who's been accused of any crime is legitimately contrary to standards of justice and persecution. It's also frivolous. It's such hackery. Tell me who Jeffrey Epstein was working for, if anyone. Tell me the extent to which he was working with those people. Be it the CIA, be it Mossad, be it Blofeld's criminal organization, Spectre. I don't know. Tell me who he was working for, to what extent he was working for those people, when their relationship began and what it was for. Or. Or shut up. Or shut up about it. Cause that's as a matter of geopolitics. That's the only thing that matters, and that's really the only reason people care about it. They wanna know the degree of corruption in the US Government. Who, if anyone, is pushing pressure valves in the US Government, controlling the US Government. That's what they wanna know. So tell me that or shut up about it. But this constant Jerry Springer Maury Povich sideshow is so preposterous. It's such a waste of time. Okay, speaking of Democrats being wasteful, Zoran Mamdani, the recently elected Jihadi communist in New York. Zoran, you know Scorpion don't change its nature. Zoran is asking for money.

C (21:35)

It's been two weeks since we won the election. We've been pretty busy.

A (21:38)

Democratic Socialist Zoran Mamdani.

C (21:41)

Too often this is a time of just celebration as opposed to preparation. We want to make it both. A lot of these things are new, but one of them is pretty fundraising. But why are we fundraising? Well, we have less than 50 days until we take office, and we have a lot to do. We have to vet the 50,000 resumes we've received.

A (21:56)

Thank you.

C (21:57)

We have to keep paying our incredible team. Thank you. And we have to plan not just our inauguration, but our policy implementation. Now, unlike the campaign, transitions do not get public matching funds from the city. So that eight to one match, gone. It's up to us to raise the money. Usually campaigns take that as an opportunity to rely on wealthy donors, but that's not us. You've already been incredible. We've raised more than a million dollars in just two weeks. Our average donation is around $77. And more than 12,000 of you have donated so far, which is much lower than the last administration's transition. But we're still asking for your help because we need to raise $4 million in total so January 1st can be the day we start to deliver, not start to prepare. I hope very soon not to have to ask you for money. But until then, I'm asking for you to go to transition2025.com and give whatever you can to help build a New York that everyone can afford. This is your city. And I can't wait to get to work.

A (22:50)

That was pretty fast. That was pretty fast. Hey, I know I just got elected. I need you to give me a lot of money. And he's saying it's to implement his policy. It's really just to keep the campaign machine rolling. The political operation has to keep going on. All of his operatives, all of his hacks need to keep getting their nice paychecks. And you gotta pay for it because he's no longer getting an 8 to 1 matching funding from the city, meaning taxpayers are no longer funding his takeover of New York against their will, in many cases. So he needs you to pay for it. But don't worry. He looks forward to the day when he's not gonna be asking you for more money. I think that day's gonna be February 31, 20. Never get used to Zoran Mamdani asking you. Thing I gotta point out though about him, he's a very fine politician, isn't he? He is a talented politician. When he asks you for money, he's charming about it. He's a talented politician. The Muslims in New York, the radical Muslims, think this guy is Saeed Qutb. They think he is Osama and Al Zarqawi rolled into one. They think he is the real deal hardcore Muslim. And the libs in New York think that he is just another vapid, could be tatted up, could be septum pierced, millennial, hipster, vocal fry, talking lib. And he's managed to convince both of these radically different constituencies of radically different things. He's a very good politician. And now he's shaken down people for money to keep his political operation moving. To shake down New Yorkers for a lot more money. Okay, that was pretty fast. Now that's not even the craziest thing. That's actually totally to be expected. Mamdani has said something that is pretty crazy. That shows you the extent of his radicalism and a real threat to the federal government, threat to the rest of the United States. We'll get to that in one second. First though, I wanna tell you about PureTalk. Go to PureTalk.comKnowles Folks, you have to listen to this. I hope you listened to all of the ad reads, but this one in particular you have to listen to. I might be saving you an insane amount of money for like the rest of your life. Right now with PureTalk, you can get unlimited talk, unlimited text and unlimited Data with a 30 gig hotspot for just 29.95 per month for life. Now, I don't think you need unlimited data. But some people like the comfort of having it. They just think they're never gonna run out. Unlimited talk, unlimited text, unlimited Data with a 30 gig hotspot for less than $30 a month for life. This is PureTalk's top tier plan. It's normally 65 bucks a month. From other companies it would be much, much more than that. You're getting the crazy fast 5G network here now through December 7th, $29.95 a month. You're saving over 50% a month, every month, for life. Get this right now. I don't know how to say it any more. Bluntly. Get this right now. The offer is extremely short lived. Make the switch Today, tell all your friends. PureTalk.com knowles for Pure Talk's best unlimited plan, just $29.95 a month for life. Keep your number, keep whatever you want. Make the switch as little as 10 minutes, you start saving with Unlimited for Life, just $29.95 per month, ASAP. PureTalk.comKnowles Switch to my wireless company, PureTalk. Taxes and fees not included. Some restrictions apply. See PureTalk.com for details. Offer ends December 7th. So Ramamdani, not yet mayor, has come out. He has said that New York City is a city of international law and he is promising to arrest Bibi Netanyahu, prime minister of Israel, if Netanyahu steps foot in New York.

B (26:34)

Now, you and Mayor Eric Adams, your guys team, have met to discuss the transition. You two haven't met yet. When do you plan to meet?

C (26:41)

He's currently abroad. When he returns, we will be having that meeting.

B (26:44)

Yes. So he is in Israel. He's leaving for Israel today. He seems to be sort of needling you a little bit in these final days and certain policy moves that he's been making. But he also invited the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu to come to New York City on your first day when you're being sworn in. You know, you've said in the past that you want to arrest Netanyahu for alleged war crimes. Do you plan to arrest Netanyahu on your first day?

C (27:12)

So my plan on my first day is to become sworn in as the next mayor of New York City and start deliver on an affordability agenda. I've said time and again this is a city of international law, a city that believes in those values, and one that should honor the warrants that have been issued by the International Criminal Court, be it for Vladimir Putin or Benjamin Netanyahu. And I've also said that unlike Donald Trump, I'm not going to create my own set of laws. And, and what that means is exhausting every single legal option. Now the mayor is free to travel.

A (27:39)

Okay. So he says, yeah, I'd like to arrest him, but I know I can't get away with it. And I know on the left they all want to arrest Netanyahu right now on the right, there's a little bit of a split. And the younger, more avant garde, more online, right. Probably would like to arrest Netanyahu too, or at least doesn't like Netanyahu. There are other people on the right, a little bit older, a little less online maybe, who like love Netanyahu, think he's the greatest guy ever and I think most people are somewhere in the middle and they have mixed views on Netanyahu. Regardless of your view on Netanyahu, regardless of your view on the nation state of Israel, regardless of. New York City is not a city of international law, inasmuch as the International Criminal Court has no jurisdiction whatsoever in New York City or Detroit or Atlanta or Chicago or Los Angeles or any other place in the United States. We just hear liberal politicians say these slogans, and we think they therefore must have some kind of meaning. New York is a city of international law. It's not. I mean, it is in some conception of the international law, but like, when we're talking about brass tacks, what this lady's talking about here. Should Netanyahu be arrested on behalf of the International Criminal Court? No, Mamdani can't do that because the United States is not a party to the Rome Statute, meaning that the International Criminal Court has no jurisdiction here. Cause we're not gonna let some freaking libs overseas come in and arrest our politicians. Not gonna happen. Not gonna happen. This country, in its character will let itself go down in flames before we ever allowed that to happen. And we sure as hell aren't gonna let it happen. When we're the global he for the happy moments that we remain the global hegemon. Not going to happen. Sorry. So anyway, he knows that. That's why he's trying to keep his cred with both the Muslims and the leftists who elected him. Say, yeah, I want it. I hate Netanyahu. I'm real, man. I'm cool. I'm still from the streets, but I'm not going to, because I don't have any power. Also, I don't have any money. Can you give me money? I also can't do anything. Can you please help me do something? Now turning to legitimate international law, we talk about to what degree there are transnational authorities. We turn to the Church, switching from the Muslims to the Catholics here. Pope Leo has been under a lot of fire. The Holy Father has been hit from the political right because they say, oh, he's a big lib, just like his predecessor, Pope Francis. And, you know, basically the attacks on Leo, political attacks from the right, have kicked up almost with the same vitriol that you had against Pope Francis, who in some ways did make a lot of statements and choices that were puzzling, that did seem kind of liberal in some ways. Even that was overstated because he also, for instance, said that gay marriage is a machination of the Father of lies that seeks to deceive and confuse the children of God. And he compared abortion to hiring a hitman. And, and he said that God can't bless sin when it comes to so called same sex marriage. And he said that transgenderism is fake and all the rest of it. But anyway. But I grant Pope Leo, or sorry, Pope Francis did have a considerable amount of liberalism to his pontificate. Pope Leo is just being hammered from the right, and I feel largely unfairly because he showed up to some preplanned global warming event and blessed a block of ice. You know, priests bless water. By the way, Pope Leo was just asked, can you clarify your opinion as the American bishops have been hammering the Trump administration over the immigration and deportation policy, can you clarify? You want open borders? You want mass migration? What is the Holy Father's position? Here's what he had to say. US Bishops have made a very strong statement about the deportation and detention of migrants. What do you think of it? And they kind of said that you've got their back. Have you?

D (31:47)

Were you behind that?

E (31:49)

Well, I've made some statements about that already. I appreciate very much what the bishops have said. I think it's a very important statement. I would invite especially all Catholics, but people of goodwill to listen carefully to what they said. I think we have to look for ways of treating people humanely, treating people with the dignity that they have. If people are in the United States illegally, there are ways to treat that. There are courts. There's a system of justice. I think there are a lot of problems in the system. No one has said that the United States should have open borders. I think every country has a right to determine who and how and when people enter. But when people are living good lives, and many of them for 10, 15, 15, 20 years, to treat them in a way that is extremely disrespectful to say the least. And there's been some violence, unfortunately. I think that the bishops have been very clear in what they said, and I think that I would just invite all people in the United States to listen to them.

A (32:52)

Thank you. What did he say? Let's just. For people who didn't quite hear what he said or don't want to hear what he said he said. No one is suggesting the United States should have open borders. Every country has the right to determine who comes in and when and how they do it. And for people who have been here, for even people who have been here for a long time, they should be treated respectfully and humanely. But there are courts and systems of justice that will determine what happens to those people? What are the courts determining whether they stay or whether they go. The Pope, who we're told is for open borders and mass migration and no deportations. The Pope just came out and said no one wants the United. No one suggests. Plenty of people on the left have suggested, I think implying no reasonable person suggests that the US should have open borders. Every country has the right to determine who comes in, when they come in, how they come in. And the US has a system like due process to take people who are gonna be deported and put them through it. And all he says is there shouldn't be too much disrespect, inhumanity, violence. Cause there's these videos going around of the deportations. A lot of them AI, by the way, going around Facebook that your boomer ant is sharing. But they aren't real. They're made up. All of these things. He says that's it. Enforce immigration law, but be decent about it. Does anyone disagree? I am generally speaking, I'm a son of the Church. I defer in obedience to the Holy Father. I'm not slavishly in every single matter. I don't think the Pope is infallible in most matters, obviously, but I try to be respectful and Pope respecters, Pope obedient sons of the Church, totally vindicated here. Totally vindicated. The people who have a spirit of rebellion, who have a reviling spirit, who have, frankly I would say a liberal spirit in and out of the Church, who just their knee jerk reaction is to just whine and complain about the Pope. Totally, totally knocked out here, huh? Totally. This is good stuff. This is great. The LEO posting will continue until the understanding improves. This is good stuff. Now speaking of Christianity, a very prominent kind of right wing trans identifying youtuber is apparently converting to Christianity. But there is a big problem right now in his understanding, maybe more than one. We'll get to it though. First I want to tell you about balance of nature. Go to balanceofnature.com, use promo code Knowles. We all know that we should be eating more fruits and veggies. Are we actually doing it? That's the hard part. That's where balance of nature comes in. 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I told you why people are not having children. The chief predictor of having children or not having children is religiosity. It's not material resources. That's part of it, sure, but it's not really. Programs to improve people's material conditions do not, by and large improve birth rates. We can try them. I'm kind of for a spaghetti at the wall approach, but it doesn't really work. The notion that if you just make IVF a lot cheaper, ivf, which is an immoral practice, but even put that aside for a second. If you just make IVF a lot cheaper, all sorts of fertility treatments that will improve birth rates. Not really borne out in the data. Getting people to get married might have some effect, but that's tied in with the ultimate question. The only thing that reliably predicts people having children is religiosity. And what predicts people not having children is irreligion. And this is to your point when you say, well, terrible things are happening in the world. That's what no, you know, if you have a religious sense, you know that terrible things always happen in the world. You know that. And so it doesn't deter you. If you're a secularist, a materialist, an atheist, then bad things happening can discourage you and lead you to despair. Yeah, certainly. But that's why it all ties. I'm not. Listen, we're not confused. It's the lack of religion, which is why the government needs to promote religion as an existential matter for the political order. Okay? Speaking of Christianity, Blair White. You remember Blair White. Blair is a guy, but he sort of identifies as a girl, even though he admits he's not really a woman. But he did the procedure, he did the surgeries, so he looks more like a woman. He's one of the more persuasive transitions that there is. But he's a guy and he admits that he's a guy. He now is saying he's converted to Christianity, but he's not ready to de. Transition. Here's why.

B (39:28)

Do you ever consider detransitioning so you can be as God intended you to be? So that's an excellent question and I'm glad you made it. Cause I would have maybe forgot to talk about that. There are people, obviously, when you look at, like, people who are ex gay Christians, who. The way that they feel compelled to go forward when they find God or meet God is they're living a lifestyle like they're not gay anymore. They used to be gay. And they're not. They're refraining from being gay. I've seen a couple detransitioners who found God and that helped them in that. And then they, you know, detransitioned and all of that. And so all that is valid if that's how you feel, you know, called or what you're supposed to do or that's your life. Right? But this is mine. And I have not felt any calling or compulsion to detransition or radically change how I look or any of that. Because I realized that again, to me, the story of Jesus is that he transcended flesh. And what is all of this if not just how I've altered my flesh? It's just external. It's superficial. And if it's about being a man as God intended, y' all know I am the last person to ever be deny that that is the way I was born, that I am still male, that I am still, by definition, a man, I don't care.

A (40:44)

Yeah, I really like Blair. I'm glad to see. I think he's pointed in the right direction. I think he's asking the right Questions. I think he wants to go down the right path. There's a key error, a key stumbling block that he just expressed in that video. He said, you know, to me, the entire story of Jesus is how he transcended flesh. But of course, the opposite is true. The entire story of Jesus is the story of the cosmos because he's the divine logic of the universe. But the entire Gospel story, the pivot on which history turns, is that Jesus became flesh. Et incarnatus estate de spiritu Sancto ex Maria Virgine et omo factus est. That's the whole thing. When we read in the Mass, the last Gospel, the Gospel of John, first lines of John among the first lines of John, and the Word became flesh. That's the story, the Incarnation, the central fact of history. And then the Word made flesh, who takes on full human nature, is crucified and conquers death on the cross and is resurrected on the third day and ascends bodily into heaven. The flesh is so important that the early Christian writer Tertullian says that the flesh is the hinge of salvation. That's the key. So Blair is saying, well, I believe in God. I'm persuaded by Christianity, and I'm persuaded by this person of Jesus. I want to follow Jesus. But this is totally understandable. He's still caught up, and he's obviously especially caught up in the ideologies that dominate in our age, these confusing kind of gnostic heresies. And that pertains to Christianity too, inasmuch as shortly after Christianity, after the Advent and the Incarnation and the Crucifixion and the Resurrection, there are these gnostic cults that crop up that say, no, actually, the flesh doesn't really matter. No, actually ignore what Jesus actually said and did. No, no, it's, look, Christ, he's just like another version of the same pagan cults that we've all had for all of history. And the flesh doesn't matter. And it's all. We transcend the flesh and whatever man. No, no, no. Christianity is irreducibly historical. Christianity is irreducibly physical in that God himself is embodied. And the faith that he leave the Church, that He leaves to us is physical. And he picks real men, the apostles, and they pick real successors, and he institutes real sacraments. And he said, the flesh of the Son of Man is real food. And if you don't eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you. It's the flesh, it's the flesh. That's the Key. So, anyway, I don't say any of this to, like, own Blair White with facts and logic written. Far from it. Totally the opposite. I'm so delighted to see that he is on this path. And I think if he can get over that hump, that obstacle that has been placed in his way by our extremely gnostic pomo kind of culture, and see, no, actually the opposite is true in Christianity. I think that will help him to at least begin to make sense of one of the big obstacles in his life. Okay, speaking of girls, Jonathan Haidt. You know Jonathan Haidt. He's the social scientist, very popular writer, wrote the Coddling of the American Mind. He just came out on the Free Press, Barry Weiss's outlet, and observed that liberal girls are more likely than conservative girls to be depressed. And conservative kids, it turns out, are more grounded.

D (44:44)

Girls spend a lot more time on social media than boys. Liberal girls spend a lot more time than conservative girls. That didn't used to be the case. But as we get into the 2010s, when everything gets so politicized, we get into the great awokening, we get into the polarization, the illiberalism that is, you know, that you and I have really been writing about and talking about for a long time. As we get into the era, the feeds of the liberal girls gets much more taken over by how terrible the world is. Everything's sexist. You're not going to get ahead. And this is like the greatest era of female progress that we're going through. But liberal girls are sort of caught in a set of disempowering ideas. And my previous book, the Coddling the American Mind with Greg Lukianoff, was exactly about that. If you graph out liberal boys and liberal girls and conservation conservative boys and conservative girls, it's the liberal girls who really rise first and fastest on depression. And the conservative boys are not up that much, so everyone is worse off. But being conservative seems to root you. You're not as easily pushed into this crazy world. Being in a religious family seems to root you. And those two things seem to be protective.

A (45:50)

I love Jonathan Haidt because Jonathan Haidt is a liberal. And so he has all these liberal priors that he comes to, but then he arrives at conservative conclusions because he's an honest guy and he's trying to follow the truth. And then he always seems kind of surprised by those conclusions. So he says, like, you know, I mean, look, we all know we live through the greatest period of female progress ever. We all know feminism is totally awesome, right? Like, we all know liberalism is really, really great. And it hasn't just made everyone miserable. It's really awesome. But here's this weird thing. All the conservative girls are way happier than the liberal girls. Isn't that weird? And actually, everyone's getting kind of unhappy, but the conservatives are more resilient than the liberals. I love Jonathan Haidt for that. It's this delightful sort of surprise. He's surprised by joy, surprised by conservatism, and then it's the same reason I love social science to some degree at least, is in our dumb scientistic age. We need these studies. We need all the studies to be published in all the journals to come out and tell us things that we know by common sense that we all know. Yeah. Radical people, like libs, like big Libs who have had their brows furrowed for all of history. Big libs who are just, like, always angry and screechy, it turns out they're unhappy. They're less happy than the conservatives. The conservatives, the people who basically get along in the world and just want to improve it as much as we can improve it. Turns out they are happier than the libs. Wow. Stop the presses. One actual little more precise conclusion from Jonathan Ike's comments, though the two sides are not equivalent. The two sides are not equivalent. It's a fallen world, so everyone's got problems. But all things else being equal, the left is really, really messed up and the right is normal. That's it. That's the conclusion to draw. Everyone's a little messed up because it's a fallen world. We're not in the Garden of Eden. But the left is, like, really, really, really messed up. And they have a ton of problems owing to their bad habits and their vices and their misperception of the world. And the right, by and large, is normal. And they, by and large, cultivate good habits that make them more resilient to bad social trends. To Tumblr, as Jonathan's pointing out, to whatever, to everything. And religious people on the right are like, the most normal. And it's not just, well, you know, chocolate and vanilla ice cream. Some like one, some like the other. Oh, you're on the left, I'm on the right. No, no, no. Leftism is evidence of a major problem in thinking and behavior and spirit. It just is. And it's worse to be on the left than to be on the right. And it's not just chocolate and vanilla. And we should help our brethren. We should pray for them. We should try to pull them over here because the more on the left you are, the worse your life is going to be. Okay, now, there's a man who used to would have called himself on the left and he came over to the right. It was like 150 years. I think it was actually during the French revolution. That would be Mr. Andrew Clavin, who's coming on this show during the membrum segmentum. Rest of the show continues now. You don't want to miss it. Become a member. Use code nolscanner wles and check it for two months free on all annual plans. Sa.