Kanye West said in an interview that the only slavery in America 400 years on is mental

imprisonment, voluntary mental imprisonment, at which point a bunch of ignorant people proved

his point on Twitter and elsewhere. Kanye is entirely correct, we will explain. Who knew that in an

age of sexless boy scouts, senseless Democrats, and Californians banning Christian books,

a frequently incoherent rap artist named Kanye Omari West would be the voice of one crying

out in the wilderness. Who knew? Then on this day in history, the demise of James Edgar

Comey, I'm sorry, I mean, Jay Edgar Hoover ends five decades of anti-constitutional overreach

at the FBI. I'm Michael Knowles and this is the Michael Knowles show.

I should clarify by the way, because sexless boy scouts is a general and confusing term.

I too was a sexless boy scout, but I'm talking about sexless meaning having neither gender,

nor no specific gender, not the way in which I was a sexless boy scout said. Also, are we ever

going to do a show again that isn't just about Kanye West? This seems like this is going to be the

new show. Kanye is the new cofé, Kanye, I don't know. We have a lot to talk about today and I

it's on the thing that Kanye said has caused universal condemnation. Everyone is screaming and

whaling and gnashing their teeth. What he said is completely right. We'll get to that in a second

before we get to that. We have to talk about toys. We have to talk about toys. So we get to talk

about this toy. This toy is so cool, man. It makes me upset that I am an adult. Many things make me

upset that I'm an adult like accountability and having to pay bills and taxes and all that, but

this more than any of them, little bits. Little bits is the coolest toy ever. That's it. It's the

coolest toy ever. If you have a kid or a niece or whatever, or even if you're 30, get it. It's the

coolest toy ever. Little bits is an award-winning platform of easy-to-use electronic building blocks

for creating inventions large and small. You know, we all had those building blocks when we were kids

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