The Michael Knowles Show

Lila Rose, founder of Live Action and a passionate pro-life advocate, joins the conversation to discuss the dramatic clash between Catholics and Satanists over a black mass in Kansas. They dive into the implications of this confrontation on American identity and the challenges facing communities of faith. Lila also highlights the Baby Olivia project, aiming to educate about fetal development to strengthen pro-life perspectives. Their discussion touches on the necessity of Christian values in politics and the broader ideological conflicts shaping society today.

In a landmark conversation, the newly appointed Secretary of the Treasury shares insights on the U.S. economy and Trump's bold economic strategies. They tackle issues like inflation, market stability, and the importance of lowering mortgage rates during a housing crisis. The discussion also dives into tax reform efforts amidst fiscal concerns, highlighting bipartisan cooperation on extending tax cuts. Lastly, the conversation covers how tariffs and budget strategies aim to protect jobs while reshaping manufacturing in America.

Tim Alberino, a rogue archaeologist and author, shares his fascinating insights on ancient civilizations and biblical mysteries. He discusses the possibility of lost technologies and advanced societies that predate known history, suggesting links to the Nephilim and ancient aliens. The conversation dives into the implications of catastrophic events that halted ancient construction and explores intriguing texts like the Book of Enoch. With skepticism of mainstream archaeology, Alberino challenges listeners to reconsider their understanding of the past and its supernatural connections.

The host shares insights from a recent visit to the White House, interviewing four influential cabinet members on economic policies and transparency. The conversation touches on vaccine safety, tariff complexities, and the challenges faced by the EPA. Memes are examined for their role in shaping political discourse, including their impact on public perception and drug issues. Finally, the discussion delves into ethical concerns around truth, surrogacy, and the nature of morality, highlighting the cultural obsession with absurdity and the contrast in narratives.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., an environmental lawyer and the new Secretary of Health and Human Services, joins for a revealing discussion on American health. He shares insights on his role in the Trump administration and addresses pressing issues like Big Pharma influence, medical freedom, and the need for health policy reform. Key topics include the call to eliminate soda subsidies for welfare programs, challenges posed by special interests in public health, and the importance of vaccine policy transparency. Dive into his vision for a healthier America!

Mairead Elordi, a reporter from Daily Wire, discusses a violent incident where a leftist assaulted a conservative student with a bike lock. The conversation dives into the troubling dynamics of child exploitation in modern society, including a case involving a 17-year-old girl taken from her parents by a teacher and their transgender-identifying spouse. Elordi emphasizes the challenges of mental health and parental rights in the context of escalating gender ideology in schools, raising important questions about youth safety and institutional responsibilities.

A rising Democrat star faces backlash for mocking a paralytic governor, sparking a heated discussion on political humor and its boundaries. The podcast dives into the cultural implications of contemporary art while critiquing institutions like Planned Parenthood. It also addresses the plight of South African Afrikaners and explores deeper racial dynamics within the political spectrum. Additionally, a sharp critique of transparency in law enforcement unfolds, along with the challenges facing the Democratic Party as midterms approach.

A major leak reveals high-ranking Trump officials strategizing military actions and discussing European accountability. The ongoing debate highlights deep ideological divides over military intervention. The conversation pivots to a cultural revival, emphasizing the significance of historical values. Coinciding trends show rising rates of complex family structures, advocating for changes in divorce laws. Finally, unexpected insights challenge beliefs about environmental impacts from shopping bags, flipping the narrative on plastic versus paper.

A Democrat congressman questions the Education Department's effectiveness in controlling college costs. RFK Jr. challenges Big Soda on welfare subsidies and health concerns. There's a deep dive into the nuances of social classes and how billionaires like Elon Musk differ politically. The rise of a movement supporting women with unexpected pregnancies is also examined, along with corporate shifts in diversity efforts. Lastly, the enduring happiness found in traditional marriage is highlighted, suggesting nostalgic ties to high school sweethearts.

John Cooper, the dynamic lead singer of the Christian rock band Skillet, dives headfirst into a spirited game of YES or NO. He tackles everything from the challenges of fame and authenticity to the absurdity of political personas. The conversation weaves through lighter topics like fast-food follies and music trivia, while addressing serious themes such as unity and the age of the Earth. With his signature charisma, John shares hilarious anecdotes and deep insights, making for a thought-provoking and entertaining discussion.