Bad news, boys. Emma Watson is self-partnerd. That's the new PC term for single.

We will examine the left's cult of self-love. Then Kentucky goes blue, sort of, maybe,

according to the mainstream media. The real election results are more complicated,

so don't expect to hear about them in the press. We will analyze what they mean for 2020.

Rand Paul sheds light on impeachment. A new study shows how politicized scholarship

makes bad public policy. And ABC News covers up its cover-up of the suicide of Jeffrey Epstein,

who, by the way, didn't kill himself. All that more. I'm Michael Knowles, and this is the Michael

Knowles show. So much to get to today when the mainstream media are covering up the cover-up of

their own cover-ups when the mainstream media are lying about politics. I just want to tell them,

hey guys, go partner yourself. Just go somewhere and go partner yourself. That is the new PC term.

Self-partnership. That's what Emma Watson is describing as the new way to be single.

You're not single. You're not alone. You are the partner of yourself. I don't mean to make fun

of Emma Watson for this. Emma Watson was asked the question in Vogue magazine. She's approaching 30

years old now. She's not married, doesn't have kids, doesn't have a house in the suburbs, doesn't

seem settled down. And so they say, how do you feel? And she says, she feels fine. She's not single.

She's self-partnered. She said initially, when she turned 29, she felt stressed and anxious due to

the bloody influx of subliminal messaging. Quote, if you've not built a home, if you do not have a

husband, if you do not have a baby and you are turning 30 and you're not in some incredibly

secure or stable place in your career or you're still figuring things out, there's just this incredible

amount of anxiety. I was like, this is what she's saying. I'm not saying I was like. She says,

I was like, this whole thing about being happy and being single, this is totally spiel.

It took me a long time, but I'm very happy being single. I call it being self-partnered. I call it

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