‘Am I Dreaming?’: Michael Knowles Pleasantly Surprised As Democrat NYC Mayor Eric Adams Bemoans Prayer Leaving Schools

Daily Wire host Michael Knowles I was surprised to be so happy New York City Mayor Eric Adams We lament the fact that prayer has been replaced by gun violence government schools.

Adams, a Democrat, was elected to office last year. Comment Interfaith breakfast: New York City’s decline of religion has contributed to its decline “If we are bringing our best fight in the ring, we would not have homelessness in this city. We would not have a crisis of domestic violence,” He stated. “Because when we took prayers out of schools, guns came into the schools.”

The official rejected the view of “separation of church and state” Often professed by Left-leaning members. “Don’t tell me about no separation of church and state,” Adams continued. “State is the body. Church is the heart. You take the heart out of the body, the body dies.”

Knowles made the comment during an episode “The Simpsons.”The Michael Knowles Show“That Adams made an accurate observation about human nature by his comments. “He’s not giving a historical study here. He’s making a philosophical and anthropological point,” He made a comment. “When you discourage them from worshiping God and turning their eyes up to good things and to virtue and to truth, they’re going to turn it somewhere else. They’re going to turn their attention to bad things. They’re going to turn their attention to false idols. They’re going to turn their attention to falsehoods and vice. That is what’s going to happen.”

Knowles was previously Discussed The overwhelming defeat of Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot during Tuesday’s city elections; Adams comments added to his surprising optimism. “Eric Adams said something really true. Is something wrong? Hold on, am I dreaming? Am I? I want to pinch myself,” He stated. “Something is going on in our cities. Chicago threw out Lori Lightfoot, the New York City mayor is saying something true and smart.”

Adams’ speech provoked criticism from left-wing organizations such as the ACLU. Knowles pointed out that comments made about the impact of removing prayer from schools are more in line with the views of right-wing politicians from Texas. He expressed optimism that New York City’s and Chicago’s phenomena would indicate that people are realizing the secular vision that they once had for their communities is failing.

“You’re seeing some rays of hope here creeping in, which is that people are beginning to realize maybe that was a mistake,” Knowles said. “Maybe when you create a national policy turning your country away from God, maybe that’s not going to work out so great.”

Knowles referred to his comments from an earlier episode in which he Lauded Nayib Bukele, Salvadoran President, was cited for imprisoning violent members of gangs and causing the Latin American nation’s murder rate to plummet. Knowles was cited as a second. Video Bukele: Official commended soldiers for their embrace of virtues like “strength, discipline, patriotism, honor, loyalty, and love for your fellow man,” They are vital for a nation to be prosperous.

“History students will be studying this speech years from now. This is beautiful, simple, and true,” Knowles reacted. “The president of El Salvador sounds like an American founding father in that speech. More so, he sounds like Governor Bradford, Governor Winthrop, or some of the very earliest Americans who helped to build our country.”