Will We See Revival Or Divorce?
Glenn Beck sits down with political commentator Michael Knowles to discuss what they think of President Donald Trump’s current agenda.
Is he re-plumbing the whole house? Will this lead to a revival or a divorce?
Glenn Beck sits down with political commentator Michael Knowles to discuss what they think of President Donald Trump’s current agenda.
Is he re-plumbing the whole house? Will this lead to a revival or a divorce?
On a recent podcast episode, Adam Carolla predicted that the wildfires that are burning down Los Angeles will make residents rethink their politics and start voting Republican. If only it were that simple!
Michael Knowles offers his own view. He believes the Democrats whose houses burnt to the ground will demand help from their political overlords, but won’t be switching parties — even after watching this gross show of Democratic incompetence and bureaucracy.
A federal judge has ordered that documents containing the names of some of the associates of deceased financier and pedophile Jeffrey Epstein be released in 2024. However, will we really be getting any new information?
I don’t need to “find out” about Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew being on the list. We already know that. I want to know who the “and others” are. Here’s more from Michael Knowles from The Daily Wire.
Less than two weeks before the anniversary of the overturning of Roe vs. Wade, more than 100 employees of Planned Parenthood’s national staff were notified that they would be losing their jobs.
It wasn’t because they weren’t making money. It was because demand went down. This proves that culture is downstream of politics. Here’s more from Michal Knowles at The Daily Wire.
You can tell we have an election coming near. YouTube once again is going apeshit with its censorship efforts. As we reported earlier today, The United Spot says it will take down its YouTube channel because it can’t deal with the non-stop censorship.
Now, YouTube is even banishing and branding more mainstream conservatives, suspending Candace Owens and Michael Knowles from The Daily Wire. Much of the uproar surrounds their coverage of transgenders and the news surrounding boycotts of Target, Bud Light and other patently leftist companies.
Here, the commentators from Tom Pool’s channel Timcast discuss the latest censorship nonsense. How many more conservatives will be banished? What does YouTube get from the corrupt Joe Biden regime for employing such heavy-handed practices? Is YouTube motivated by rewards or reacting to threats? Let’s dig in.
Today I am joined by Cassandra Spencer, Facebook Insider and Project Veritas undercover journalist, to discuss what the heck is going on at Project Veritas. More from Michael Knowles.
There were a steady stream of reports on Friday suggesting the Project Veritas board of directors might boot O’Keefe. But the board had also apparently received a threatening letter from attorneys representing Project Veritas donors. Those donors stood solidly behind O’Keefe, so the board might be facing a real quandary moving forward.
Michael Knowles from PragerU and former journalist turned physical education buff Gina Bontempo celebrate what’s now considered the first science fiction novel — Frankenstein. Written more than 200 years ago by English author Mary Shelley, Frankenstein is a tragic and cautionary tale about failed humanity, the dangers of scientific knowledge and an overreaching scientist playing “God.”
It also explores the universal desire for a sense of belonging. Here, on PragerU’s The Book Club, take a dive into the groundbreaking volume whose subhead promises “The Modern Prometheus.”
Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to Michael Knowles (The Daily Wire, Podcast Show Host, Author) about progressive politics, woke college campuses, and the collapse of our liberal institutions. Michael discusses the true danger of progressive politics, it’s reliance on experts. Michael uses the example of the WHO (The World Health Organization) telling us multiple conflicting messages about Coronavirus. Michael also discusses the benefits of not being raised in an echo chamber or in a political monoculture and how it refined his conservative viewpoints.
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Environmentalists are certain conservatives don’t care about clean air and clean water; that they’re happy to trade the planet for profit. Is it true? Do conservatives really care more about green pockets than green forests? Michael Knowles offers a much-needed new perspective. More from PragerU.
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