Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School students returned to school today two weeks after that horrific shooting.

We will talk with one of them, Kyle Cashiv, not about guns, not about his thoughts on public policy,

but rather about his experience of media outlets like CNN and Hollywood celebrities and political operatives

descending on and praying on his community.

Then, we expose the real forces behind gun control efforts in Parkland and why they're doing it.

Finally, CNN analyst Lieutenant General Mark Hurtling clarifies his comments on full semi-automatic weapons.

We will clarify his clarification, which is really an obfuscation because CNN belongs to its father and when it lies it speaks its native language.

I'm Michael Knowles and this is the Michael Knowles Show.

I'm very excited to talk to Kyle as a sort of meta-conversation, a conversation about the way media have been using these students and putting them on television.

And we have to get to him in one second, but before we do that we have to talk about hair.

We have got to keep the lights on here and we got to make sure that when the lights shine they don't reflect off of my bald head.

They reflect off of my poofy-headed hair, which is why we have to talk about keeps.

Keeps is a great sponsor of this show and it is the easiest way to keep your hair.

Hair loss is not just your dad's problem.

Everybody thinks it just happens when you get older.

We all think we're invincible, don't we?

We youngens?

Well, it happens earlier in life than you think.

By 35, two out of three men will start losing their hair.

That's a pretty big number by 35.

But hair loss is actually easy to prevent if you get started early.

We have to introduce keeps.

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