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Slack.com slash DHQ. After 130 years, a famous statue of Robert E. Lee has fallen in Richmond,

Virginia. The great general, one of the most important figures, not only in the Civil

War, but also in bringing the country back together after the Union Army won, will be hidden

away in storage for the foreseeable future. And while the Libs celebrate the demise of

general Lee, we are left to ask ourselves a simple question. Is America a better place

now that the statue has been torn down? Has any Americans' life improved? Is it possible

even that America is actually a worse place because of this desecration? Is it possible

that I don't know maybe there's a reason that we might all be missing right now as to why

the statue was put up in the first place? No, it couldn't be. Just like the Taliban,

the Libs will tear down the historical monument and get ready to destroy the next one. I'm

Michael Knowles. It's the Michael Knowles show. Welcome back to the show. My favorite

comment yesterday is from the scoundrels Cantina who says a heartbeat on earth is not life,

but bacteria on Mars is, so say the Democrats. That's true. They do say that because they

were doing anything they can to deny that a life is a life. So now they're denying

that a heartbeat does a heartbeat. They will go to any length to avoid seeing what is

plainly in front of them. Now, if you don't want other people to see what you're up to

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