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Freshman Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez accuses fellow woman Kellyanne Conway of being

sexist toward her because, quote, the patriarchy has no gender. We will examine why AOC is wrong

about gender, patriarchy, and everything else. Then, soccer star Megan Rapino agrees with

her conservative critics about equal pay and a judge rules that President Trump can't

block people on Twitter. All that and more on Michael Knowles, and this is the Michael

Knowles show.

Okay, before we get to the sex that I want to talk about, which is the sexism and the gender

and the patriarchy, we have to talk about the sex that I don't want to talk about, which

is this sorted saga of Jeffrey Epstein because I, you know how much I hate to point out that

I told you so. Yesterday on the show, I mentioned that the left would be framing this as an

anti-Trump issue. This is all about Donald Trump. I just want to point out that the major

Washington Post coverage on this today, this is the headline, quote, Jeffrey Epstein was

a terrific guy. Trump once said, now he's not a fan. No headline about Bill Clinton. No

headline about the really shady, bizarre past of Jeffrey Epstein. No headline about that.

No, no, it's just all about Trump, which is the only reason they're bringing this up now.

And I just want to, on this one point where they keep going back to this 2002 New York

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