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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobic. Christ is king. A man believed to be Somalian has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after this knife attack in the Kinnaird Avenue area of North Belfast. The attack left the victim with significant injuries to his face, neck and back. The injured man, age in his 40s, is right now in hospital. His condition is described as serious.
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The defense rested its case, calling six witnesses over a span of around two days. Among the final witnesses is a 17 year old who was asked to demonstrate what he said he saw in the moments leading up to the stabbing of Austin Metcalfe. Carmelo Anthony did not take the witness stand to testify.
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So now we need to focus on what happens next.
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This morning will be those closing arguments for the state and for the defense, with the burden of proof resting on the prosecution.
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With respect to Charlie Kirk, have you all taken any position since Charlie Kirk? We unequivocally condemned the murder of Charlie Kirk. What about the listing of Charlie Kirk? It is our position that TP USA expresses views and vilifies other people based on immutable characteristics, exposing them to our listing. Fighting also broke out among multiple groups of young men outside of a store. A large group of police officers eventually stepped in to break it up and they were also seen making several arrests. This morning we've asked NYPD exactly how many people were arrested following the game because we saw several men taken into custody. NYPD hasn't responded with an exact number of arrests or the charges they'll face. President Donald Trump becomes the first sitting United States president to attend an NBA Finals game.
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard Today's edition, Human Events Daily. We're here live on the great Real America's Voice network. We're streaming around the world, around the globe. Today is June 9, 2026. Anno Domini. And here we are after we spent a week discussing the brutal murder and the police lack of response to Henry Novak in the uk We've yet another brutal act of migrant violence in the uk, this time in Belfast, Northern Ireland, where there's extremely harrowing video and we're going to play a blurred version of that video because if you recall, we sent Kevin Posobie over to Ireland a couple of weeks ago at mass protests going on and the media was attacking him and attacking yours truly, saying, why are the Posobic brothers obsessed with Ireland? Why are they obsessed with the migrants? What could it be? What could possess them to want to talk about this, you might ask. Here we have a video of a migrant attempting to behead this Belfast man. There in the street when a group of heroes run up, get him off before police can even respond, a group of heroes run up and save his life. There's an invasion in your own lands for Ireland, for the uk, for Europe, for the entire West. Understand what time it is, understand what part of the movie you're in. I don't care what names you call us. I don't care what labels you write. I don't care what hit pieces you want to put up in any newspaper. You got splc. The SPLC won't even take Charlie Kirk's name off of their hate map after he was shot and killed. So Charlie Kirk was shot and killed because the lies of the splc. But they won't take him off. They won't take him off the list. Why? Because what did Charlie do? He spoke the truth and he didn't care. So I don't care either. I don't care about your labels. I don't care about your narrative. You can shove it. They're chopping heads off in the street. They're killing sons, they're raping daughters. It has to stop. And enough is enough. We need full on re migration, not just mass deportations, re migration. I'm not talking just illegals. I'm talking about all these programs, all these specialists travel this work at the Haitians. But get them out, get them all out. We don't want them here. We don't need them here. We never needed them here. We never needed them here at all. And it has to stop. The blood is running in the streets. I'm not even going to sit there. I don't even want to have a conversation. I don't even want to have a conversation about. Oh, this was done because. And there was this. Just. It's Enough. Enough is enough is enough. You can only push a people so far before they respond. And it's time to respond. Their time to respond is now. This is time for the cold rage that Nigel Farage was talking about. Now is the time for people to stand up to these anti whites, to stand up for your families, stand up for your towns, stand up for your neighborhood, stand up for your country, stand up for your nation and say we're done. We're completely done. And it's time for a response. Jackson Events Daily.
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This is Human Events with Jack. So now it's time for everyone to understand what America first truly means. Welcome to the second American Revolution. All right folks, Jack Subic are back. Live Human Events Daily. Real America's voice. Folks, I got a message out there. If you are a homeowner in America, you need to listen to this right now. The FBI has been warning about a type of real estate fraud on the rise called title theft. And your equity is the target. Here's how it works. Criminals forge your signature on a single document. They use a fake notary stamp, they filed it with the county and just like that, bam. On record. They own your home using your ownership. They can take out loans against your equity or even sell your property. And you won't know about it until foreclosure or collection notices show up in the mail. That's why I've partnered with Home Title Lock so you can protect your equity. And find out today if you're already a victim. Use promo code poso@hometitlec.com you'll get a free title history report and a free trial of their million dollar triple lock protection. That is 247 monitoring of your title records, urgent alerts to any changes and if fraud occurs, their US based restoration team will spend up to $1 million to fix it. Don't be a victim. Protect your equity today. That's hometitle lock.com promo code POSO are very excited to have on our next guest. We've had him on many times. We always get asked to have him back on. His book is currently number 16 on the Amazon charts. Yes, that's right. I checked. It's called we do a little. We do a little preparation before we have guests on It's Revolution by Eric Metaxas. The birth of the greatest nation in the history of the world. And yes, it is the super centennial version. Eric, how are you?
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I'm great. It's funny you bring up the Amazon Rank. The book has been selling so much, and I'm not kidding, because President Trump just endorsed it, that they cannot keep it in stock. So when you look on Amazon, they're like, well, we can't ship it to you till, you know, for two weeks or something. So people are not ordering it. It was number three. It was number three on Amazon.
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Right. Because they. They won't even take. I know you're talking about they won't even take orders for it until they get it in stock, which is actually very annoying. And I've had. I've run into that before as well.
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Yes. But, I mean, people can get it anywhere else. But the good news is it has been selling like crazy. I know the President's endorsement had something to do with that, but, you know, I've just been talking about it everywhere. I'm excited about it. Very excited about it, Jack. And it fits into the narrative of what you were just talking about. When I wrote this book, my goal was just to write a kind of a galloping wonderful history of the birth of America, what happened 250 years ago. There's not one volume where you can just say, here, read this. This is the whole story from the run up to Lexington conquered, the whole war. How did it happen? What are the stories? Who were the heroes? That was my goal in writing the book, and that's what I started to do. But in the course of writing it, people kept saying, oh, you're writing a book on the revolution. What's your angle? And I said, I have no angle. I'm just going to tell the story. Because, frankly, Americans need to know the story. Most of us have forgotten it. Whatever. We need to know this. This is not optional. This is on the test. Every American needs to know this. So that's why I'm writing the book. But in the course of writing it over and over and over again, I saw things. I said, how come we don't all know this? And the bottom line is, the Christian roots of the founding of the United States of America are everywhere. They are inescapable. Every single person involved, including the ones we think weren't so Christian, every one of them got the narrative. We are declaring independence from an earthly king, and we are declaring our dependence on the King of Kings. That's the only way this can succeed. All the founders understood that this, you know, the Constitution, this way of doing things cannot work unless people are moral and religious. They all got that. And so the reason the American Revolution succeeded in the French Revolution dramatically did not succeed and ends in a bloodbath that replaces a king with a dictator emperor is because we looked directly to God. That is so inescapable that it just made me crazy. As I'm doing the research, I thought, how come every American doesn't know this? This is not a Christian point of view. This is history. Every single one of the players involved in the story understood this narrative, understood. The only way we could possibly even hope to succeed is by looking to God in everything, by trying to do what he's calling us to do. So that overwhelmingly becomes at the heart of the book, even though that's not, you know, sort of what the book's about. The book is just this great story. But if you read it, you're going to wonder, how have I not known this? And of course you haven't known it because they haven't taught it in schools. You're not going to hear it on pbs. So that's kind of why I'm really excited about getting this book out. Because America, we're overdue in really understanding this. And by the way, it just happens to be true.
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Well, I love the fact that you're doing it in such a way. You know, we. We are getting the. Our family and our two young boys very, very wrapped up in so much American history as it comes to the 250th. They love hearing stories about George Washington. They love hearing stories about the founders. And we were. We actually had this. This video that, you know, was going around, one of those short, you know, reels that you put up, and it was that we were at the reflecting pool. You went down to see the president is obviously redone it. And check it out, the status on Friday night. And my. My son makes it because I was making a joke. I said. I said, oh, you know, could we, you know, could we go swimming in it? I heard it's a pool. My son goes, no, we can't. But he goes, but, Daddy. And off the top of his head he goes, you could swim in the Potomac like John Quincy Adams. And it's just off the top of his head. And so many people are coming to. How does your son know about that? It's because that's the type of stories that we share with the kids on a regular basis. Because as it turns out, our founders were incredible people. And the stories are amazing.
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Now, it's so funny because what I keep saying to people is, if you went around in 1960, anywhere, Main Street, America, and put a microphone, somebody's face and ask them you know, they knew all of this stuff. Everybody in America knew, knew all the players. Nathan Hale, Henry Knox, Samuel Adams down the line, all these stories and all this stuff. It was part of common culture. It has drifted out of the culture in our lifetime. It's why we were, you know, on the lip of the abyss a couple of years ago before President Trump got back in, because we have forgotten this stuff. So I feel like it's an assignment for everybody.
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The only thing I would ask, though, was it. Was it. Was it forgotten or drifted, or was it pushed out of our culture?
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All three. All three. I mean, obviously, you know, and I know it was pushed out, Mainly pushed out, but so it makes it harder to remember when you're not being reminded of it. Right. And so, you know, there's some families, they know all about this stuff, but most Americans have missed it. It's not in the culture. It's not in the schools. I mean, I learned this stuff in fifth grade. But, you know, when you move on, you kind of. You forget. Unless the culture is reminding you, unless everybody is into this, celebrating this. But, you know, the liberal elites decided we cannot celebrate America. They're wringing their hands. If anybody had the misfortune of seeing Ken Burns PBS series, which I forced myself to watch all 12 hours, you know, some of it is good, but most of it is absolutely. You can't even make it up. They claim that democracy was. Was created by the Iroquois. Now, I'm not joking. I'm not joking. They tell the sad story of the Native Americans that sided with the British. And by the time you're done watching this, you kind of feel like, you know, yeah, there was a war and somebody won, but who's to say who was right? There's no joy. There's no joy in saying, this is one of the greatest stories in the history of the world, that God created a people who wanted to govern themselves based on this crazy idea they got from the Bible that our rights come from God. I mean, it's inescapable, it's beautiful, it's true. But you're not getting this happy version, this heroic version. It's kind of like if somebody made a remake of Rocky, and by the time it was over, you're like, yeah, two guys had a fight, and I don't know who the good guy was. Like, they both had a point of view. That's the liberals. They cannot rejoice in America. They cannot celebrate America. They have to flagellate themselves and be guilty and say, yeah, we don't know anything. And so here's some stories, but we don't really see a good guy. That, to me, is so dramatically different from what my research basically showed me, stuff that I'd never seen before, which is including that the British elites were godless and wicked and cruel and cynical and corrupt. I had never quite seen that Jack and the Americans were, like, very serious, virtuous Christians. Now, again, maybe not everybody, but overwhelmingly, that's the case with the elites in America who are fighting this war. George Washington, John Adams. They knew that if we don't fight this war, God's way, we want to honor God in how we fight. The British were just the opposite, because the Americans actually believed in God. God is with us in this noble cause, and if we honor him, he'll honor us. That's Covenant theology. So it's. It's the kind of stuff, like, every single American should know this. You know, like, we know who played last night. Was it the Knicks? We know. Everybody in America knows stuff. We need to know this. We used to know this. We need to relearn it.
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I couldn't agree more. I mean, look, growing up in the Philadelphia region, every field trip was Valley Forge or Independence hall or the Franklin Institute. And you're just. You're inundated with it. It's just all around you. And so people say, you know. You know, so big, you know, where. Where did you get all this stuff? I said, I just. I thought this was what we all learned as kids. I thought this is how we were supposed to live. I thought this was what it meant to be an American. And then you get to college and all the rest. You see that. You see that it's not quite such. It's not quite so. And I said, oh, gosh, I guess I'm the only one who actually, you know, believed it and actually thought that we should probably continue the project that these great men put forward. And, you know, you talk about. You know, I've said it before again and again, but my. My wife and I, we. We got engaged at Valley Forge. We had our wedding in a church right neck right next to Valley Forge, right in Washington Chapel. So, I mean, this is something that. My parents also got married in a church.
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Yeah, church. Church down the road.
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Church down. My parents. So my parents got married. Met. Met at Valley Forge, married in a church down the road from where we got married. Uh, so it's. It's just always been something that's been very, very personal for us. And, you know, a huge part of our, you know, personal story that we always felt was tied to the legacy of the founders and always thought was tied to the legacy of those first veterans, those veterans who, if not for them, going through that winter and going through those dark moments when they didn't have boots or money or food in many cases and said, you know what? We are going to keep going anyway. Even though we've lost New York and Boston and Philadelphia and all the rest of it, we're going to keep going and maybe we'll even cross the river on, on Christmas night because we think that we are actually doing the right thing with God's providence. Hold on. Right back. New new book out by Eric Metaxas, Revolution. Incredible, incredible piece. Human Events Daily.
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Talk about influencers. These are influencers and they're friends of mine. Jack.
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Where's Jack? Jack.
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He's done a great job.
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That they will sit there and do everything they can to undercut Thomas Jefferson's legacy. And I, you know, we were at Mount Vernon recently and I, and I was kind of, kind of comparing notes for between there and Monticello. Sort of keep looking at it all with a critical eye. It's still pretty good at Mount Vernon, but I'm, I'm keeping an eye on the America, I think, you know, why.
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Well, listen, not to celebrate America is to be insane. And that's why I wrote the book. I said, americans just need to know the facts. When you know the facts, there's no way that you think like, oh, it's a mixed bag. That's like saying the Bible is a mixed bag. Oh, yeah, there's some people in there did some bad stuff, like it's the Bible, like the overall narrative. This is God's story. And frankly, America is God's story. And again, Jack, I didn't know this as clearly as I know it now, having done the research, it is inescapable. This is not like a Christian book. This is an American history book that tells the story. And it is inescapable that at the heart of everything. I mean, I'm just looking here at a page. John Samuel Adams, one of these great heroes, he gives a speech on the steps of Independence hall the day before they sign the official copy of the Declaration. And in the speech, he says, we have this day restored, the sovereign. In other words, we've rejected the earthly king and we've accepted God as our king. This is a member of Congress speaking to members of Congress. This is not a Bible study. And he is declaring what they're doing. They all understood, we're going back to the Sinai covenant. We're going to be directly under God. And I just find it amazing that this is American history and most Americans don't know this. And so I said, I'll put it all in a book, because it's kind of high time we're at a point where, frankly, every American needs to know this. And if you know this, you're going to be so thrilled that you're an American that you're gonna say, how can I give back? And exactly. That's what we should be thinking. How can I give back? How can I help keep the Republic? First way you can help is by knowing these stories, knowing the names, the story of Nathan Hale. You know, I. When I was at Yale in the 80s, and there's a statue of Nathan Hale there, and I thought to myself, there was a time when this brilliant, super Christian young man was willing to give his life for the nation. And for a long time, he was known as one of the great heroes of the revolution. There's a chapter in my book about him where he's being hanged by the British. He says, my only regret is that I have but one life to give for my country. The nobility. It is so beautiful. We used to have a country of people who knew that and who rejoiced in that, in the nobility of that, the ideas that form this country. And I think we have a lot of people that they're simply unaware of it and. Or we've forgotten it. And again, I wrote the book, you know, I wanted to be kind of a fun telling of it, but we do kind of need to know this. This is not extra credit. Every American needs to know this stuff.
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And, Eric, I wish, you know, I wish that I could take this book. Maybe I'll have to contact Bill Pulte and have him get it disseminated throughout the intelligence ranks. Because when I joined the intelligence community as a military intelligence officer in the Navy, you know, for me, Nathan Hale was a role model, an inspiration, someone he, you know, infiltrates occupied New York City, goes up against the British lines. He had, you know, he's passing the letters, getting the intelligence, ends up getting caught. And he. And he does. And we, of course, have tributes. He is seen as the father of America's intelligence services, and we have tributes to him everywhere. But you meet these intel officers today, you meet these people in the ic, and they don't think like that. They think that America is just one nation. Among other nations, that it's this Barack Obama kind of rhetoric. Oh, we believe in exceptionalism the way the Greeks believe in exceptionalism. Unbelievable. And that's not to take anything away from that.
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Completely different story.
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Yeah, listen, speaking as a Greek. Okay. Who is proud to be Greek? You can't compare that. America is God's idea. In the history of the world, there has never, literally never been a nation like it. We ought never to have succeeded except with God's help, we did. And all through my book, I'm quoting people that they say that they knew that this was God's idea of government, that this is a sacred cause and that we are privileged to be able to be involved in the sacred cause. And it's what kept them strong when things were so bleak at Valley Forge. As you mentioned, the British, completely different story. They were just corrupt, cynical elites who made fun of the faith of the American colonists. I never saw that. They were just. They were, you know, happy in their sin. The counterpart of George Washington in the British. On the British side, General Howe openly had a mistress. Everyone knew he had a mistress. They just mocked. You know, it's almost like the Hollywood elites going to war against, you know, a community of Christians in Oklahoma.
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Aristocracy was exactly.
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Dramatic cultural divide.
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We need to run tell people. Tell people again what the name of the book is, where they can get it.
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The book is Revolution the Birth of the Greatest Nation in the History of the World. My website has three places where you can get it. Ericmataxis.com you should be able to get it anywhere. But if you want it by Father's Day, go to my website.
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Eric Maxas.com makes a great gift for dads and even for dads to their sons. Ladies and gentlemen. Be right back. Hu Events Daily. Where's Jack? Where's Jack?
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Where is he?
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Jack, I want to see you.
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Great job, Jack. Thank you.
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What a job you do.
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You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys, and these are the guys who've been getting policies.
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All right, Jack Zuckerber back. Human Events Daily Rule America's Voice. Now, we knew that we were going to talk about Iran today. That's why we booked our next guest. Guest Tom Sauer, U.S. navy Special Operations veteran. But we didn't know that the news would break just before the show today from the President himself, announcing that an Apache helicopter had been shot down by Iranian forces. Go now to Tom. Tom, you're. You're familiar with the region you're familiar with the, the order of battle there. What do we know about this situation and this increasing, incredible operational rescue of the air crew?
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Yeah, man, this is pretty historic. So what you had was you at night, you had an age 64 Apache, you know, arguably the greatest attack helicopter ever, that went down right around the Straight, not too far from Oman. And those two army pilots were, you know, in the water for a couple of hours. But it was really interesting was, because what makes this historic is you had a unmanned surface vessel, a Corsair made by Saronic, which is one of the hot, really impressive companies out there right now in the defense tech space. And this unmanned boat went and picked them up and brought him home. It's part of what's called Task Force 59, which is all unmanned systems, AI and whatnot. And specifically the service level IS Task Group 56.1. But what's really cool about this though is that it also highlights there's a lot more going on than just a couple of autonomous or, you know, remotely piloted boats. These aren't remotely piloted. These are semi autonomous. But we've got all sorts of really cool tech that is all over the Strait of Hormuz. So for example, Tom, I just want
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to, I just want to, I don't want to bury the lead on this. I want people understand that. So they're, they're in the water for a couple of hours, they get picked up, found and picked up. Not by, not by US Navy sar. This is an unmanned vessel that actually is able to locate them and pick them up in this. And you said that straight Hormuz?
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Yes, right in the straight. Yeah. A robot in the street, let's say. Yeah, I mean if. Yeah, it's a, it was a Corsair. That's the name of it. The Corsair made by Saranic. It's about, it's not that big, I think want to say it's about 20ft long or so and multi mission usually for observation, whatnot. But it pulled up to him and I guess those two pilots were able to, to get out of the water and it took him home, which is pretty amazing. I mean, it really is pretty amazing. We've got all sorts of cool robots, everything that's on the sea above it and underneath it too.
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Yeah, well, really, this is the situation.
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No, it's amazing. But at the same time, we do have to talk about the fact that Iran did make this strike. The Iran did. And the President has acknowledged, of course, people pointed out that the President could Have I could have said it was a training accident, could have said it was a malfunction. He's coming out now and saying that, yes, in fact it was the Iranians that did this. What does that mean for the strategic calculus going forward?
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Look, you know, I had a similar discussion Yesterday with Orrin McIntyre, and what it comes down to, man, is, look, Trump wants to get a peace deal not only because it's the right thing to do, but also just, I mean, even out of political self interest. So I think something's got to give here. Either, you know, the Iranians see the light or we might not start hampering, hammering them again. And this is just me sharing my personal opinion is once that leadership has personal consequences imposed on them or the threat of that, you know, and what I mean by that is that, you know, we took out the entire Iranian government's upper echelon and now a lot of the middle echelon folks are now in these senior jobs. And some of those folks who now just are newly promoted due to attrition, like might like their new positions. And they probably also enjoy their, you know, they value their lives. So I imagine that if they keep this up, that something bad is going to happen to a lot of people and it won't necessarily be bridges and infrastructure and like that. It could be, very well could be. But I think more likely is we're just going to start killing them and then it's like, okay, you're dead now. All right, who else wants to come up and say that they don't want a peace deal? I mean, that could happen.
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And there certainly have been, you know, there certainly have been a number of rumors flying around about either IRGC commanders or potentially even Supreme Leader as well, being targeted. And one of the things that I keep hearing from administration officials and others is that it's what we're really seeing now is a split between the leadership, the hardliners who, you know, predominantly in the irgc, who are making these attacks, trying to derail the peace process. And then you've got moderates and pragmatists in more, the religious side and even the civilian side, of course, who are saying, hey, we want this deal because we want to stay in place and we don't want to get unalived.
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Yeah, that's a good point. I mean, it could be targeting those IRGC commanders because there are, you know, obviously, you know, command and control has been wildly fractured. And I'm willing to bet that there are elements within the irgc, especially along the Coastline that doesn't have great communications with Tehran. And they might just be smiling and nodding to whatever Tehran says and just doing their own thing. I mean, keep in mind, I mean, we had Japanese soldiers still fighting in the Philippines, in guam, for what, 20, 30 years, right? So, I mean, it's not quite that extreme of a scenario, but, I mean, it could be. Some people said, we, we really don't care what, what this new puppet government says. We're going to keep fighting the, the, you know, the Great Satan or whatever, you know what I mean?
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So that's how the IRJC recruits. They recruit for the people who are most loyal, who are most committed to the revolution, who are most committed to their form of Islam. That's exactly why the IRGC exists. And this is something that people need to understand about the IRGC, is they don't exist just to protect or defend Iran. They're not there to defend the Iranian economy. They're not there to defend the oil. They're there to defend the Islamic revolution and to keep it going at all costs. That means the regime itself and anything they have to do, like mining the strait, which, of course, the, you know, the economic guys don't want, they're more than happy to do so because it keeps the regime in place.
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Yep, that's very true, man. We'll have to see what happens, but I think something's going to give here eventually.
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So, Tom, just kind of switching gears on that. President Trump, of course, shaking up the national security team. We know that Tulsi Gabbard, it's her last last month as dni, Bill Pulte, someone that I know that you have interacted with on Twitter for years, who has been in, you know, a student of Scott Adams as well as a businessman in his own right. What do you, what do you think it means having a businessman come in at. With President Trump being a businessman himself, coming into the national security space, a lot of people saying, oh, there's no experience, but President Trump pointing out that, yeah, you said the same thing about me.
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Yeah, absolutely right. And also keep in mind that, like, you know, we, we do want to see some outsiders, like these jobs, these political appointments are meant to be political oversight. So what is, you know, Bill Pulte's greatest qualification? He has the trust and confidence of the President of the United States. And when it comes to the intelligence community, that is absolutely paramount. When I saw that there was like 21, maybe a couple dozen, you know, current or, I'm sorry, former or retired admirals and Generals and intelligence folks saying he's a bad choice. That's how I know he's a good choice. And frankly, I even knew personally some of the retired four stars on there. One of them was an old family friend and I saw him like, yeah, of course you'd say that. Yeah. I'm not surprised at all because frankly, it's a lot of the business as usual, Deep state types that were so hell bent on making sure one of their own are there. And keep in mind, Jack, is that, you know, maybe your audience doesn't really aware of this, but. But what is the real purpose of odni? The Director of National Intelligence. I know. You know, but, you know, is that for your audience though, is that it was created after 911 because of intelligence failures. You know, we arguably could have prevented 911 had the CIA and the FBI been sharing information. The purpose of DNI, of ODNI, the Office of Director of National Intelligence, is to be a clearinghouse for information. Right. The CIA, FBI and the other, what, 14 or 15 or other intelligence agencies feed all their information there. That information is synthesized, processed, disseminated out properly. So it's not an active arm. It's not. It doesn't do what CIA, DIA or FBI does. It's a clearinghouse of information to deconflict intelligence and present everything best to the President. I'm not saying that's not an important job, but it's not the same as what the FBI director, CIA director, et cetera, does. It's not. That's. That's not what their role is.
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And here's, here's the way I look at it too, is you want someone who isn't familiar with the right way of doing things because they're not beholden to the process. They're not someone who's come through the process. That was the whole reason that so many people got behind President Trump in the first place, because the process had gotten stilted, had gotten stale, and they wanted to bring in a disruptor. My whole point was with, with Bill, the Bulldog Pulte, that's exactly what President Trump is signaling here, that he wants to set to say we're going to disrupt the process. We're going to have someone go and look at every single way that the intelligence cycle is done, from the collections all the way on the ground, all the way up to the President's daily brief to figure out what can we do to make this better. And by the way, they're doing it at a time of active military operations. And this Apache Shootdown certainly speaks to that. That's why it's, it is not appropriate for the United States Senate to be playing games with his appointments right now. Tom Sauer, last moment to you.
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Hey, no, thank you very much. And a great point as well is that keep in mind that Tulsi Gabbard was not particularly qualified in that same sense. Yes, I mean look she was in the Army Reserves like she worked medical service Corps as in like support to medical services. You know I'm not diminishing that at all. But she was not an intelligence officer. She was not combat arms. I'm not to mention service.
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She was but she's going to give the straight scoop.
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Intelligence.
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Tom Sour Thomas B. Sour. Go give him a follow across X and all platformers right back. Human Events Daily. So we're going to call this the
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Jack Posobic Appreciation Hour.
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I can say confidently, I believe, I think Josh Shapiro would be the vice presidential nominee if it wasn't for Jack Posobic.
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And that is.
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All right folks, Jack Posobic back live here. Human Events Daily. Now of course we're talking about Iran, we're talking about the straight over moose talking about these fluctuations not just in the geopolitical environment but also in the geo economic environment. And that's what matters so much to all of you, matters to so much out there, to families, to your portfolios. Well, managing your family's money. How can we do this? We've got Alex Carrion on here, he's the CEO of Allegiance Gold and he's always so good to tell us what's going on and the latest because Alex, I don't know about, I know about you but I have been looking at some of these gold numbers this week and I've never, I don't even think I've ever seen anything like it. Tell us what's been going on this last week in the gold and precious metals market.
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So the conventional wisdom Jack, is that whenever there is geopolitical turmoil you would expect the yellow metal to increase in price. But here's what's been happening because there's a war is escalating and oil is involved synthetically that is increasing the value of the dollar index. So let me put it in a simple layman terms. Oil prices go up, dollar value increases, gold drops. This is expected in the short term. Why? Because if you look at the data in the last 40 years, every time we had a tension with a country in Middle east that has, that is rich in oil, the first three to six months during the War. We see gold prices kind of take a step back and oil prices increase. Once the war is done, we see the opposite movement. This is what President Trump is talking about. He's talking about how that at some point oil prices are going to drop and it's so difficult to time the market. Folks, one of the things that we suggest for people to do is look at this as a buying opportunity, specifically in the gold market. But let's put gold aside for a second. There was a bloodbath in the NASDAQ earlier today. It dropped almost about a thousand points. It came back up, it's down about a 1%. And this is ahead of the, the big IPO that is expected this Friday.
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So we're, we're looking at that and obviously of the IPO coming up. But this has been a situation where people have, you know, would you put it this way? Would you say that this could potentially be an introductory point, a tipping point where if people haven't been in the precious metals market at all, have, haven't had it as part of their portfolio, would this actually be an opportunity to get in?
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Absolutely. Here's why. In the last two years, gold has gone up very strongly and we've had a lot of people saying, I feel like I missed the boat, I want to wait for a little bit of a retractment. See, here's what's interesting. If you study the gold bull market, it typically moves in a 10 year cycle. Right now we're probably in the fifth inning and nothing goes up in a straight line. So the opportunity for a lot of first time investors is to increase the ounce spaces. In other words, they're going to get a better buying opportunity. Now here's another thing to keep in mind. Friday the job numbers came out 172,000 jobs, more than double the expected. May numbers were revised up. April numbers were revised up. That's a great news for the economy. But then we saw that the market also took a dip. So the whole point of gold is the preservation and preparation. You want to have some proper diversification. You don't want to bet the entire farm on gold, folks. No one does it. You just want to have some as a rainy day fund just in case we see the value of the dollar continue to erode because the foundation and the fundamentals, we still see central banks buying. We talked about the bank of Poland last time. What's interesting is you have the Czech Republic recently announced that they want to increase their buying and China, we know that they're hoarding Gold like no tomorrow because they're dumping U.S. treasury bonds. So the big picture for a lot of first time listeners is this. On one side we have some positive economic numbers. Obviously the World cup is going to give us a lift in the job creation numbers. On the other side we're seeing a little bit of a pessimism from CEOs and small to medium sized businesses because let's face it, those are the ones that are being impacted with the short term inflation. Tomorrow we're going to get the data for inflation. Look, it is expected that inflation is going to get higher slightly. Don't freak out, don't get confused. Kevin Warsh was nominated by President Trump for a specific reason. In his Congress conversation he talked about potentially removing these one time hit that is impacting the inflation. What that means is this. We know that oil prices drove inflation numbers higher because before the war the math was on the right trajectory. Wages were growing faster than inflation. But because of this blip on the data, it's affecting inflation. So short term we're expecting that the Federal Reserve will keep the interest rate as is. Once they reevaluate how to look at inflation, there will be a lot more case to lower interest rates as President Trump wanted at the beginning of the year.
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So that's coming in now with, with washing the reins over the Federal Reserve. Do you then think that they're going to be able to pare that in? Because obviously the President's looking at this. We know the Fed's also going to be looking at, of course at the trading, you know, at the currency trading out there. They're going to want to do stretch the dollar as much as they can. But at the same time they know that they're still fighting this fight against inflation.
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Absolutely. Historically, the way they used to fight against inflation is to raise interest rates. If they do that, that's going to break the economy. And we know that there's a very minimal chance of doing that. That's why we got to get inflation under control. So look, I'm a former banker. We used to finance publicly traded companies, buy and sell businesses. From time to time there is this one recurring or non recurring scenario. So if we look at it legitimately and we take out those high prices of oil that would benefit the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, what's the benefit? Short term we're going to get some relief folks, but long term that's not going to be great for the dollar. So at the beginning of the year we were forecasting three rate drops that was one of the headwinds for gold prices to go sideways between 4300 to about 4800. Once we get back on a path of lowering interest rates, that that's going to be very much positive for the price of gold, which is why I tell our listeners have some exposure to gold, have some diversity, not only gold but also some silver.
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So folks are out there, they're listening, they're seeing all this. They're tracking everything. They're saying, I haven't gotten into this yet. I'm looking at it, I'm interested, I'm considering it. How do they take the next step?
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Check it out, folks. Protect with poso.com Alex, thanks so much for joining us yet again.
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Thanks for having me, Jack. Take care.
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All right. And folks, now we are getting breaking news out of Texas where just a few moments ago we were told that the Carmelo Anthony trial, which of course is regarding the stabbing death of Austin Metcalfe, we're told that the verdict is in. The deliberations only took place for less than three hours. The jury, the jury has now begun returning this. According to NBC 5 out of Dallas, the jury has begun returning to the courtroom with a verdict. The verdict is expected to be read momentarily now, of course, as we know, there is no live stream. There is no cameras in there. There are no, there are no, is no information or so the jury is coming in. The jury is now coming in where they are going to be seated. We're also told that Carmelo Anthony's parents were seen leaving the courtroom in tears just moments before the jury went to deliberate. So we don't know if they've been told something, if they have heard something. Typically in these cases, you don't know the verdict until it is actually read by the jury foreman down there in Frisco, Texas. And let's remind folks that this all goes back to that rainy afternoon at a track meet where Carmelo Anthony was asked, and we're told, according to witnesses, 15 times, 15 times to please leave, that you don't go into another team's tent, that you don't sit under that, that you don't, you don't bother rival teams when you're at track meet or any sporting event. He did not do so. There was testimony that Austin Metcalf gave him a shove or a tap on the shoulder asking him to get up. But during that time, Carmel Anthony said, touch me and see what happens. It was seen rummaging through his school bag. And also one of the, to my mind, most shocking pieces of information that's come out in all of this is the autopsy. And in that autopsy, medical examiner Dr. Elizabeth Ventura and I want to read this, told jurors that the knifing left Metcalf with a gaping 2 inch wound and that the knife went so deep that it pierced the bone of his chest and the right side of his heart. Now, I'm not on the jury, you know, I haven't sat through the trial because we couldn't. It wasn't live streamed. But to me, that level of force speaks to intent. That, that level of force that you may be using for that doesn't seem like defense. That seems like an attempt to kill. If you're going to chop, to slice, to stab at someone that hard, that's not a defensive gesture. No, that's murder. That's a murder gesture. So of course we have to. That's all the time we have. I want to thank Real America's Voice for giving me a couple extra minutes here to talk about the breaking news. And of course, I'm sure Real America's Voice will be back with that verdict as soon as it comes in. Jack. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay ashore.