The Supreme Court takes on birthright citizenship and gay conversion therapy.

Then, speaking of aliens and weird sex stuff, sitting members of Congress seem to back up

Matt Gates' claims of extraterrestrial human breeding programs.

Didn't totally see that one coming.

And President Trump fires his attorney general.

This is just the second major firing of the second Trump administration.

As the Iran War finishes up its fifth week, I'm Michael Knowles.

This is the Michael Knowles show. Big news in the trial of Charlie Kirk's alleged murderer Tyler Robinson. We will get to that. So much

chatter about all sorts of extraneous things related to that most significant political event of last

year, really as far as I'm concerned, the assassination of Charlie Kirk. And yet now we're finally

getting down to the brass tax, the assassination of Charlie Kirk. And yet now we're finally getting down to the

brass tax, the real consequences, how justice could be served and how the political order could be

reshaped. We'll get to that momentarily. First, though, want to tell you about Cardiff.

Go to cardiff.co slash knolls. There are more than 36 million small businesses in America.

Over 70% of them need more capital just to keep things

moving each year. So the irony is the business is booming, revenue is at record highs, and yet

the big banks are clamping down harder than ever dragging their feet with miles of paperwork

and approval processes that take weeks, sometimes months.

You might have the great business idea, small business obviously so important to the American economy,

and these people can't get money.

There's a perfect example of how our financial system talks a big game about supporting entrepreneurs,

but rarely makes it easy for them to succeed.

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