The Michael Knowles Show Ep. 1877 - Protecting Non-Binary Assassin? Brown University Deletes Records
Dec 17, 2025
Brown University has stirred controversy by deleting student records amid a shooting investigation. There’s a lively debate on the portrayal of the suspect and the role of ideological influences in violence, along with a fact-check of claims about white supremacist crimes. Cultural shifts are highlighted by the removal of Robert E. Lee's statue in favor of a lesser-known figure. The podcast also critiques differing approaches to crime reduction and explores how immigration is impacting housing demand.
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Brown's Webpage Takedown Raises Questions
- Michael Knowles argues Brown University removed a student's webpages amid a confusing shooting investigation and institutional evasion.
- He suggests the takedown and stonewalling reflect ideological motives and incompetence rather than simple cooperation with police.
Blame Avoidance Blocks Problem Solving
- Michael Knowles criticizes Brown's president for blaming 'guns' and refusing to discuss ideological motives.
- He says refusing to identify causes prevents solving political violence and protects perpetrators.
Data Refutes 'White Supremacists' Crime Claim
- Michael Knowles tests Jasmine Crockett's claim that white supremacists commit most violent crime using FBI data.
- He finds whites account for ~59.4% of violent crime and white supremacists under 0.1%, refuting her claim.