, the host of the the michael knowles show at the daily wire. he is here today with us to talk about his podcast and take us through the news of the day. good morning. guest: it's wonderful to be with you. thanks for having me. host: first of all, tell us about your podcast. what is it about and where can people find it? guest: i actually have three podcasts at the moment. it seems like everybody has a podcast these days so i am doing three of them. i have the michael knowles daily wire, i have a weekly show, then i have a book club, month -- monthly show divorce from politics and we talk about great books people should be reading. the michael knowles show takes on news and politics and culture from a conservative perspective. there are a lot of shows like that. i think what differentiates my show is that i focus on not just owning the libs or the problems of the biden administration or democratic party or leftist movement or generally, it also where i think conservatives have gone wrong. i think a lot of what is presented today as a conservativ

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up next, conservative commentator michael knowles, host of the the michael knowles show at the daily buyer will discuss his podcast and news of the day. stick with us. we will be back. . ♪ ♪ >> exploring the people and events that tells the american story on american history tv. scholars discuss the history of the mayflower compact, rules for governance established by the mayflower passengers. things that can be learned from it today. on the presidency, the book the moralist. woodrow wilson and the world he made. it recounts the struggles between woodrow wilson and senate majority leader lodge over the 1919 versailles treaty which ended world war i and created the league of nations. watch american history tv every weekend and find a full schedule on your program guide. then watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> can human genes be patented and owned? george contrary stack -- tackles that sentence. sunday, the professor tells a story of the 2013 supreme court chase that challenged biotech company's rights to patent human genes. >> i didn't think the case had a huge chance of

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mark levine, dan bongino, michael knowles, and ben shapiro.ke the mount rushmore of misinformation there. but ben truly is in a league of his own. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. just understand this. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. >> who knows if bennet will ever pay a price for that. he's certainly not going to give you the shirts off his back. but seriously there should be some corporate responsibility in this. hello, apple. you can find bannon's war room show on apple's podcast, even the ones right before the insurrection. and you can find many of the other hosts on apple podcasts too. is removing disinformation something apple and other platforms should consider. ceo tim cook said publicly on the day of the attack, those responsible should be held to account. so what about people like bannon? there were some social media companies that cracked down on trump for his dangerous lies, like facebook and twitter. trump's twitter account is permanently gone. and aren't we all the better for it? it's not like we miss him

show on the left, we have progressive attorney ethan beerman and on the right daily wire host michael knowlesre's some what that's saying. don't stop the spread. they don't stop infection. we know that the infection fatality rate for kids from all forms of covid , and especially from this most mild form. the micron variance is extremely low you're looking at about 400. uh deaths of kids under 18 per year since the pandemic began, and when you factor in severe comorbidities, it's probably significantly lower than that. that is much less than deaths from cancer. that's much less than deaths among children from heart disease. vaccines are already required. this is par for the course to protect our children in the community, and it's important to note the science is overwhelmingly in favor of taking a multi layered approach , like dr pan talked about and as long as there is still medical exemptions allowed. then i think that that's the right move for community protection because i don't want my child brick coming home and transmitting it to my grandparents and then them passing away. so alex. wha