The Michael Knowles Show

The Daily Wire
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Jan 20, 2026 • 52min

Ep. 1894 - Trump Launches Investigation Into Don Lemon

Mary Margaret Olohan, a conservative journalist and Daily Wire correspondent, joins to reflect on Trump's first year in office. She highlights key accomplishments like immigration reforms and economic improvements. The conversation also delves into the Department of Justice's investigations into various political figures, including Don Lemon's controversial church protest. They critique current political sentiments around Martin Luther King Day, noting a decline in its public significance and contrasting it with today's political climate.
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Jan 19, 2026 • 59min

Ep. 1893 - CHILDREN TERRIFIED: Leftist Mob Storms Church In Minneapolis

A protest group disrupts a Baptist church in Minneapolis, raising eyebrows about the legality and morality of their actions. A BBC host's disdainful reaction to the name of Jesus sparks a conversation on anti-Christian sentiments. The discussion also tackles Christian Zionism, with critiques from church leaders in Jerusalem. Additionally, the show delves into the intersection of liberalism and Christianity in politics, igniting debates over figures like Ilhan Omar and the impact of migration on societal issues. Lastly, viral live-streamers at a club highlight the blurring lines between politics and entertainment.
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Jan 17, 2026 • 1h 25min

2 Liberals vs. 1 Conservative: BAR FIGHT | Michael Knowles, Adam Mockler, Loren Piretra

In a heated discussion, Adam Mockler, a conservative commentator, and Loren Piretra, a liberal influencer, tackle divisive topics with passion. They debate the implications of pro-life politics, arguing whether they truly prioritize saving lives or controlling women's rights. The conversation shifts to the legality of an ICE agent's shooting and the complexities of due process for noncitizens. They also delve into the impact of U.S. foreign policy, particularly in Venezuela, and examine the implications of abortion on racial demographics. Expect sparks to fly!
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Jan 16, 2026 • 1h 7min

Friendly Fire: Gavin for President, Greenland for Sale

The potential candidacy of Gavin Newsom sparks lively debate about his appeal and qualifications for the presidency. Ben Shapiro shares behind-the-scenes insights from visiting Newsom’s mansion. In a twist, the panel explores America's past obsession with Greenland—could it be more than just a meme? As discussions pivot to Matt Walsh's documentary on the legacy of slavery, the group navigates complex historical narratives and national identity. Expect insightful commentary mixed with some lighthearted banter, including jokes about shrimp and geopolitics!
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Jan 16, 2026 • 51min

Ep. 1892 - BREAKING: France Prepares For WAR If Trump Invades Greenland

Tensions escalate as France prepares to send troops over the Greenland dispute linked to Trump's controversial push for acquisition. The discussion dives deep into Denmark's defense capabilities and the historical significance of American territorial expansion. In a surprising turn, a viral streamer receives praise for embracing learning, showcasing humility in a digital age. The podcast also touches on local vigilantism, media portrayals of immigration enforcement, and offers personal advice for navigating relationships and maintaining faith.
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Jan 15, 2026 • 52min

Ep. 1891 - The Real Reason Trump Plans to Conquer Greenland

This episode dives into the chaos as rioters in Minnesota steal weapons from federal officers, raising concerns about escalating violence. It humorously explores Trump's interest in annexing Greenland, linking it to a political narrative. The podcast critiques Minnesota's Governor Tim Walz for his handling of the crisis while advocating for strict federal enforcement. Topics also include controversial congressional hearings on abortion pills and debates on transgender issues, all underscored by a discussion on personal responsibility related to obesity.
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Jan 14, 2026 • 58min

Ep. 1890 - Will The Supreme Court Finally END Transgenderism?

The Supreme Court's stance on transgender sports is tested as Justice Alito questions the definitions of 'boy' and 'girl.' Amy Coney Barrett raises concerns about the different impacts on trans girls versus boys in athletics. The discussion shifts to a woman's candid admission about the motives behind ICE protests, revealing a deeper societal frustration. The show also reflects on the legacy of Scott Adams and explores the critical balance of competence and ideology in institutions. Tensions flare in an undercover exposé of the Secret Service's internal matters.
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Jan 13, 2026 • 55min

Ep. 1889 - President Trump Fights Anti-White Racism

The discussion takes a turn as President Trump claims the Civil Rights Act infringes on white rights. A former Irish president stirs the pot by declaring infant baptism a violation of babies' rights. There's a shocking new video of an ICE shooting, highlighting the unexpected reactions of those involved. Michael also emphasizes the need for white men to file EEOC complaints to expose liberal hypocrisy. The conversation wraps up with a call for stronger law enforcement and a reality check on immigration policies.
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Jan 12, 2026 • 56min

Ep. 1888 - Gang Members GET SHOT Trying To Run Over ICE Agent

The discussion dives deep into the shifting narratives surrounding an ICE shooting incident in Minneapolis, as new video evidence unfolds. A dramatic Portland event sees gang members attempting to run over DHS agents, leading to gunfire. President Trump's controversial proposals take center stage, including military strategies involving Mexico and an anti-usury jubilee aimed at capping credit card interest rates. Insights into Trump's geopolitical moves and their potential impact add fuel to the fiery debate.
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Jan 10, 2026 • 6min

What "Unprecedented" Actions The U.S. Took In Venezuela In 4 Mins

Dive into the surprising U.S. actions in Venezuela, where Trump claims to have captured Maduro. Explore the backlash from political figures like Kamala Harris and discover the historical context of U.S. interventions in Latin America. With a tally of 88 interventions since 1846, it's evident that this is not an isolated incident. Learn how recent developments spark fierce global debate while grappling with the complexities of geopolitics in just five minutes.

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