A major medical journal published a peer-reviewed research article last month on an urgent disease

that scientists say we need to stop.

I'm not talking about the woof-loop, the Kung-flue, the lung-pow-second, not that.

I am talking, I kid you not, about whiteness, which the author, Dr. Donald Moss,

describes as parasitic, and for which he hopes to find a quote, permanent cure.

Ugh.

A major antitrump narrative falls apart.

Kamala Harris' propaganda falls flat in Guatemala.

We do not have the cure to whiteness on this show, but we do have the cure to fake news.

I'm Michael Noles, this is Michael Noles' show.

Going back to the show, my favorite comment yesterday from Jorge Felipe Gonzales, who says,

oh, the nightmares I would have had as a kid with that weirdo singing on a kid's show,

talking about the drag queen singing about how little boys or little girls on Nickelodeon.

Yes, one could have nightmares.

I mean, that truly, very obviously, that dude is dressed up like a clown, right?

He's just, he's dressed up like a clown in a way where he's pretending to be a real thing,

unlike a clown, which is just pretending to be some sort of silly fictional character.

The thing that scares me about it, though, is the children who wouldn't be scared.

You know, the children who will look at this and say, oh, look, it's colorful.

Oh, the tune is catchy. Oh, it's just another sort of clown, and who will

imbibe this kind of insane ideology.

Because that is the point. That's why they're going after all of the kids' shows.

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