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Slack.com slash DHQ. As American Psycho Gavin Newsom locked down his political opponents

beaches in one of the few conservative counties in California, your humble correspondent

broke the law to lounge in the sun. The lockdown authoritarians don't have any arguments

anymore to defend through draconian policies, but that isn't the point. The cruelty is the

point. Then Joe Biden blows it when addressing sexual assault allegations against him, but

it won't matter. Feminism dies with a tweet, and Hollywood tries to rewrite the history

of one of the most important women in the history of the conservative movement. I'm Michael

Knowles, and this is the Michael Knowles Show.

I broke the law. I'm a criminal. At any moment now, the LAPD could knock down my studio

door and drag me away. Gavin Newsom's state secret police could pull me away because I

violated his beach lockdown order, and I did it gleefully. I first went to Huntington

Beach, which is one of the OC beaches. Then when we couldn't get on the beach there,

I went down to Newport Beach. Now you got to remember Gavin Newsom, he ordered his

lockdown of California. Then he said he was going to start opening up California, and

then he very specifically said that he was going to shut down beaches in Orange County,

Orange County, one of the few somewhat conservative counties in a metro area of California. We first

go to Huntington Beach. There was a big protest of this lockdown on Friday, so we thought

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