The Michael Knowles Show Ep. 1837 - Did SCOTUS Say Black People Are Disabled?
Oct 16, 2025
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's controversial remark about minorities sparks a heated discussion about race and disability. Vice President Kamala Harris reflects on her political journey, claiming she was the best candidate in her presidential race, eliciting skepticism. Zohran Mamdani's evasiveness regarding Hamas in a recent interview raises eyebrows. Additionally, a leaked Young Republicans chat reveals internal dynamics and tensions, while broader moral questions about IVF and legalized gambling are explored.
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Minorities Framed As 'Disabled' In Argument
- Ketanji Brown Jackson framed minority disadvantage as akin to disability during a redistricting oral argument.
- Michael Knowles highlights this as a striking and controversial rhetorical slip that reframes civil-rights remedies.
Race-Based Redistricting Is Politically Driven
- Knowles critiques race-based redistricting as politically motivated and capricious.
- He argues representation should prioritize American or state identity over shifting chief identities like race.
Democrats Avoid Criticizing Harris
- Knowles points out Democratic denial after 2024 losses and their reluctance to critique Kamala Harris.
- He asserts Harris was chosen largely for identity reasons and remains defended for that reason.
