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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hey, everybody. Michael Knowles here, host of the Michael Knowles

show. One thing I know a lot of people like to do at Christmas is take a look back. Go

back and look at old scrapbooks and photographs and family movies. So we're going to do the

same thing. We're going to go all the way back to episode 71 of this show years ago to

the war on Christmas, a history. I know a lot of conservatives even deny that the war

on Christmas exists. All the leftists deny that the war on Christmas exists, but it does.

So for your delight, for your edification, for the cause of fighting the war on Christmas

and defending the Christmas side of that in which I consider myself a three-star general,

please enjoy this classic episode and Merry Christmas to everybody.

Today I assume the role of candy cane, shopping, Douglas MacArthur in the war on Christmas.

Does it exist? Are we winning? I will explain why the war on Christmas really matters and

I will be wearing this helmet the whole time in case any lefties try to break in and attack

me with you from Mystic language. Plus the mailbag. I'm Michael Knowles and this is the

Michael Knowles show. Is there a war on Christmas? Of course there's a war on Christmas. Stop

trying to be a cool guy and get the New York Times to like you by pretending there isn't.

There obviously is. It's now fashionable in some conservative circles where people care

what the New York Times thinks to say that the war on Christmas is some crazy illusion

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