During a joint address with Secretary of State Antony Blinken on human trafficking,

Kamala Harris articulated her theory of which groups should be considered the most vulnerable.

We are focused on the most vulnerable. And based on my experience, the most vulnerable are women

and girls, racial and ethnic minorities, LGBTQI plus people, Indigenous people, people with

disabilities, migrants, and children in the foster care system. When we identify who is most vulnerable,

we can tailor our tactics and improve our strategy. So according to Kamala Harris,

every single person on the face of the earth is vulnerable to human trafficking except for me.

I am the only one. It's not. Straight white dudes who know that they are dudes are,

according to Kamala Harris and the rest of the liberal establishment, by the way,

the only non-volonable group on earth. Which got me thinking,

when every power structure in the country says that only one group is invulnerable and therefore

unworthy of protection. Doesn't that make that group the most vulnerable group?

I must densibly mail definitely straight and arguably white. And this is the Michael Noles Show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday is from Stray Dog,

who says a few hundred years ago, Tom Hanks would be the guy wearing a funny hat while juggling

to entertain the king. A few hundred years ago, I agree with your comment, except for that

few hundred years ago point. Tom Hanks and all of Hollywood are still doing the same role that

they would have been doing 200 years ago, 300 years ago, a thousand years ago. They are the

gestures in the court. They serve the power. They serve at the pleasure of the king.

And when the king calls in a favor and says, Hey, Tom Hanks, make me a commercial that makes me

look good. You know that that gesture is going to dance. That's just the way it works. And Biden

needs it right now because among other problems, gas is going through the roof, which is why you need

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