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Slack.com slash DHQ. Furious, at crazy left-wing COVID policies, Elon Musk takes the so-called

red pill, prompting right-wingers to claim the Tesla boss as a conservative and left-wingers

to call him a Nazi. But they think everybody's a Nazi. Speaking of which, a left-wing Harvard

professor praises Nazi education policy. The ACLU American Civil Liberties Union comes

at swinging against civil liberties and the mainstream media. Get caught with their masks

down. Red pills for everybody. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.

This is a red pill buffet. Enjoy. I know buffets aren't allowed anymore amid COVID, but here

they are. What even is a red pill? I don't know. It's a little bit of a complicated question.

Elon Musk's just over the past few days. He tweeted out, take the red pill. And then there's

a little red rose emoji, which actually makes it a little bit confusing exactly what he

was saying. What does the red pill mean? If you were to ask 100 people in a room, he said,

what is the red pill? You might get 100 different answers. If you asked independent-minded people,

you know, not conservative, but not leftist. Maybe they have some kind of confusing views.

They're left-wing on one thing, right-wing on another. They would say that taking the

red pill is to think independently. If you ask a conservative, what does it mean to take

the red pill? They'd say it's to become a conservative, to stop being a liberal or a leftist

or a progressive. And if you were to ask a left-winger, what is the red pill? They'd tell

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