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Explosive Discovery: RussiaGate Whistleblower Threatened Over Reporting Truth
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Jack Posobic
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
Christ is king.
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Jack Posobic
Lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are actually working on legislation to ban stock trading for members of Congress and the President and Vice President after years of discussions with just hours to go until President Trump's.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
Friday deadline when hefty tariffs kick in.
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Jack Posobic
For global trading partners that haven't reached a deal.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
The President announcing an agreement with South Korea for billions of dollars in new.
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Jack Posobic
U.S. investment and 15% tariffs on goods.
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Raheem Kassam
Entering the U.S. it's literally trillions of dollars ultimately being brought into our country. We're now negotiating with various other countries.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
Chair Jerome Powell cited Trump's tariffs as a driving force behind the Fed's decision to leave interest rates unchange seven straight months to the deep disappointment of the developer in chief.
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Raheem Kassam
We're keeping the rates high and it's hurting people from buying houses and we don't want that.
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Jack Posobic
There was better than expected news today on the economy. America's gross domestic product, the nation's output of goods and services rebounded from negative territory in the first three months of the year to a healthy 3% annual pace from April through June. Remember those stimulus checks from the pandemic? Money deposited into your bank account from the federal government? Well, a. A similar idea has been introduced on Capitol Hill, not because a global health emergency may be on the horizon, but because of all of the revenue being brought in through tariffs. Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri has officially introduced this piece of legislation entitled American Worker Rebate act of 2025. It's based on the belief that the federal government is bringing in a record amount of tariff revenue and as a result, the American people deserve a cut. Read the documents for yourself. And then you can see as you go through the documents how in the.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
Months leading up to the election, the.
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Jack Posobic
Intelligence community consistently assessed that Russia had neither the intent nor the capability to be able to influence or swing the.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
Election for Donald Trump.
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Jack Posobic
Jack. So because we are Live Human events daily. Washington, D.C. today is July 31, 2025. Anno Domini. Well, folks, massive revelations in the DNI whistleblower documents. I've read all 19 pages of this whistleblower document, and now we have this Durham annex that's also been released. Highly classified intelligence showing that there was information held by the intelligence community, members of the US Government, that Hillary wanted to engage in this conspiracy to blame everything on some connection between Trump and Russia, and that, in fact, members of their own intelligence community knew that the Russians knew this as well. Look, folks, we can go through all this, and I will, in great detail, but it is clear. Let's go to the top line. It is clear that members of the United States government entered into a criminal conspiracy with members of the Hillary campaign, other members of which later became officials in the Biden administration, like Jake Sullivan. Corey Newland as well comes to mind. They plan to interfere with the 2016 election and later the incoming Trump administration. These documents detail plans to demonize Putin and demonize Russia and demonize a fake conspiracy of collusion between the two of them. It also mentions at one point that CrowdStrike had no direct evidence of who hacked the DNC server, and yet they were going to go out publicly and demonize Russia anyway. All of this led to a proxy war. That was the goal. The war was originally supposed to take place during the Hillary administration. That never happened. The war is now taking place, which began during the Biden administration on Ukrainian soil. Proxy war between the United States and Russia. This has always been their goal for regime change in Russia. What do we see in these documents? Well, we see, most importantly, evidence of criminal acts. And when we talk about these acts, the lies, the use of the FBI, the use of the federal government. You tie that in with the Russiagate disclosures and declassifications from DNI Gabbard. What you begin to see is that it was clear from the start that this was a plot against the president, to use the term of the great Amanda Milius movie. And this was a seditious conspiracy to stop President Trump initially from becoming President, United States, and then later from being able to enact his policies, the policies which were supported by the vast majority of the American people in the electoral college in 2016 and then the popular vote in 2024. We can all ask lots of questions about 2020. So where do we go from here? Well, information that I've received would indicate that one of the big hurdles that's going to have to be pushed is, of course, a D.C. jury pool. If you bring charges like this in Washington, D.C. nobody with a D next to their name is going to be convicted. Well, the DOJ is well aware of this and there are plans afoot, shall we say, to make sure that a D.C. jury pool doesn't necessarily need to enter into the question. Why? Because a conspiracy such as this, that means that any act in furtherance of the conspiracy could establish venue. Like for example, I don't know, a raid on Mar a Lago to retrieve the Russiagate documents. Well, that would mean that Palm beach or the Southern District of Florida would be the appropriate venue if somebody made a phone call from there, if something happened down there, we'll just have to see about that. But the question of venue is one that is very, very much being asked at the highest levels. So with that deep state. Be right back. Jack Posobic, Real America's Voice. Human events daily.
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Raheem Kassam
Stand in our way. And our golden age has just begun.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
This is Human Events with Jack Posoba.
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Jack Posobic
Now it's time for everyone to understand what America first true means. Welcome to the second American Revolution. All right, Jack Razobik, here we are back. Human events Daily. Real America's Voice. Rainy day here in Washington, D.C. you could see that on our live cam. The rain is hitting now. Storm blew right in. Supposed to be raining for the rest of the day. Tanya wanted to take kids down to the Chesapeake Bay beach. Don't know if that is going to happen now. But we are here on human events and we're going to be breaking down the rest. Very excited to have on. Colonel Douglas McGregor joins us now. Colonel, how are you?
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Raheem Kassam
Great, Jack.
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Jack Posobic
And now, Colonel, these documents that have just been released and we originally wanted to come in for a sit rep with you on Ukraine, but if I could get your, your quick reaction just to what we're hearing that's, that's breaking in the, in the news right now.
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Raheem Kassam
Well, Jack, I think your summary has been very helpful. I haven't had the chance to read through all of those documents. I've got a lot of other things on my plate right now. But I think what you revealed is certainly not a surprise. It's more disappointment. But I think everybody needs to understand that nothing has changed since Trump was president the last time around. Many of those same people are still in positions of influence and power. The lies about Russia, the lies about what's been happening in Ukraine, the lies about what's going on in the Middle East. I mean, these things have been wrapped into narratives, carefully packaged by the CIA, MI6, and Mossad and disseminated to the American population. I think Americans are beginning to get an inkling of just how much they've been lied to. But you know what's really bad about all of it, Jack, is that it suggests that our ballot box is just broken because it doesn't really matter who you vote for. You pretty much get the same outcome over and over and over again.
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Jack Posobic
And. And unfortunately, it seems to me now, you know, we were talking about Ukraine, and that was the original plan here. But I had this. I have this suspicion that people like Victoria Nuland and Jake Sullivan and Hillary Clinton, they wanted this Ukraine debacle all along. And all of this. And you hear, you read in these documents, demonize the Russians. Demonize the Russians the same way we did over the Olympics. That's actually what it says in some of these emails. And they talk about running these media campaigns on the American people to predicate what seems to me a proxy war against the Russians. And in this case, they're doing so on the territory of the Ukrainian state. Hillary, of course, didn't win. But it seems as far back as the summer of 2016, this was already the plan. So it's. And I'll defer to you, but it seems to me as though what we're seeing take place on the battlefield in Ukraine right now is actually something that goes far, far back into the past and has been a plan of these globalists all along.
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Raheem Kassam
Oh, listen, Jack, you're. You're absolutely right. The truth of the matter is that once Putin came to power in Russia and demonstrated that he was going to go after the oligarchs, they were essentially raping Russia, raping its financial wealth, raping its natural wealth, its mineral resources. You know, people like Bill Browder, who's a perfect example of what was in the country at the time, in the late 90s and early part of Putin's rule. You know, these people wanted to destroy Russia. They wanted to rape it. They wanted to divide it up, and ultimately, they wanted to remove Putin. And they were shocked when Putin came in and was able to turn this country around. I mean, Russia was circling the drain. He's now made it a great power, and he's capitalized on this war that he didn't want. But we started by weaponizing Ukraine and turning it into a battering ram against Russia and its people. But all the people that did that are still with us, Jack. Most of them are still in the Central Intelligence Agency, most of them are operating inside the State Department and the Hill, you know, which has a cocktail level of familiarity with everything. They know a lot about everything and nothing about anything. They're. They're still saddled up with all the same people believing all the lies, which is another reason nothing changes. Along, of course, with the widespread corruption that ensures everyone is paid handsomely for their support of bad policy.
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Jack Posobic
Well, and many of those oligarchs that you mentioned that were set up during really, Yeltsin administration in Russia during the 1990s was done so with the backing of President, then President Bill Clinton. He was the one who was driving this policy. So rather than try to work with Russia and bring Russia into NATO, bring Russia into some kind of security agreement with the west or Western Europe at the time, the idea was that which, which was the publicly stated plan. Instead, it became this new goal of trying to strip the resources and extract whatever economic value they could from Russia. And this. So much of this, by the way, goes into the Clinton foundation and their dealings as well.
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Raheem Kassam
Oh, you're 100% on target, Jack. What I would add is that I was involved in the Balkan fiasco both in Bosnia and then heavily involved, obviously, in what happened in Kosovo. And I can tell you a couple of things, that the people that were involved with those things, people like Tony Blinken, they were understudying Madeleine Albright, Strobe Talbot, Sandy Berger, Al Gore, the people that are really driving the insanity in the Balkans. It's a very sad story, but the real goal at the time of the Balkans was first we're going to sweep away everyone who opposes us of the Balkans. Then we're going to turn Yugoslavia into some sort of fiefdom that we govern through some puppet. And then finally, we're going to start this great revolution that's going to change everything, regime change everyone all the way to Moscow. I was told that point blank. And we knew, we knew, everybody in the Pentagon knew very well that going into the Balkans was very dangerous. It's not only is it a place where nothing, nothing survives contact, the place is impenetrable and incapable of fundamentally changing in the ways that everybody would like. But it's more important than that. It's part of Russia's area of what I call insecurity. The Russians helped to liberate the Balkans from the Turks, and the people in the Balkans are, for the most part, as a result, pro Russian. They're grateful to the Orthodox Christian power that rescued them from Islam when We go in there, we're actually operating on their turf. And that's what we've done in Ukraine. And the outcome is that now Russia is fully militarized. It's stronger than it's ever been. It's got the best army. It's fielded certainly since the early 80s, late 70s. I would argue it's even better. It's got better technology. It's infinitely more capable than anything we field right now. And that's very dangerous because we have a lot of people in Washington that continue to talk loosely about this thing called war. Jack is scary. None of these people know what the hell they're talking about. None of them have been to war. You know, operating out of a forward operating base in Iraq or Afghanistan and doing a few patrols, that's not war. The people that have seen most of the action in these places are special operations forces. And, you know, that's a kind of warfare, but that's. That's not decisive in wars between great powers. So now we're talking about war with Russia. That's where. That's where we are right now.
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Jack Posobic
Well, and we saw just last night, and I was watching some of this footage, telegram and different channels where I can get access to it, massive bombardment of Kiev, of the capital of Ukraine by the Russians in response to a lot that's going on on the eastern front. Something 300 drones combined with missiles, which is strange because I was told by all of the Western military experts that Russia was going to run out of missiles and run out of drones and that they had no capacity. And yet there they seem perfectly capable of being able to strike anywhere in Ukraine with almost impunity through the air. And at the same time, we see Russian forces enveloping city after city on the Eastern front right now, as we speak here in the end of July.
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Raheem Kassam
Well, I guess Americans will eventually figure out that Santa Claus died in the same car accident that killed the good fairy and the Easter bunny. Look, we've been lied to about everything about Russia. The Russians have been very methodical, very deliberate, and they had to build up a much larger force to deal with the threat in Ukraine than they anticipated. They've done that. And that force is a modern 21st century force with massive emphasis on strike, linked to intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance from seabed to space. And so what they're doing to avoid casualties is systematically moving forward and annihilating everything that Ukraine has left on the battlefield. Now, that was always one of their objectives, but it is finished to this point, almost completely. You're looking at 1.5 to 1.8 million dead Ukrainian soldiers, another million or two that were wounded, most of whom will never return to duty because Ukraine hasn't got the medical infrastructure in its armed forces to save lives. So this whole thing is collapsing. It's falling apart. But the Russians aren't taking any chances. They are systematically vacuuming up everything they run into, and it either surrenders or dies. And they are now prepared to move on Kiev. It's something they haven't wanted to do, but I think they realize now that this is cancer. This is the kind of cancer that you see with tumors. And cutting out the tumor is not enough. You've got to go around the tissue that is connected to the tumor to make sure the margins are clear. And that means you've got to cross the Yampa river, you've got to go into Kiev and you've got to take Odessa. And we're going to watch these happen in the next month or two. How rapidly, I don't know. But they're not going to take any unnecessary casualties. We think the Russians have lost perhaps 120,000 men. We think that they're auxiliaries with the Chechens and some of the auxiliaries out of Donetsk, luhansk, probably another 20,000. Well, if you compare 200 and or 160 or 70,000 to 1.8 million dead, that's a horrific exchange ratio. It's the kind of ratio that we saw at the end of World War II between the Germans, us and the Russians. Because as the Germans fell apart and they had to fall back, they took terrible casualties. And that's what's happening now.
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Jack Posobic
And you're seeing so many of these issues where people are being forcefully recruited, recruitment number, recruitment age going up to, I think 60 is one of the latest that I saw out of, I believe was the Telegraph most recently. Folks, we have a quick break coming up. We're on with Colonel Douglas McGregor. We're talking about sort of the history of U.S. russia, U.S. ukraine relations, how this all formulated and postulated into the Ukraine war that is currently being prosecuted on the territory of Ukraine right now. Be right back. Human Events Daily. Real Mark His Voice.
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Raheem Kassam
Talk about influencers. These are influencers and they're friends of mine.
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Jack Posobic
Jack.
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Raheem Kassam
Where's Jack? Jack he's got a great job.
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Jack Posobic
Jack. Back Live Human Events Daily. Real America's Voice. We are conducting a sit down, a sit rep, really, with Colonel Douglas MacGregor regarding Russia, Ukraine, what's going on on the battlefield. We talked about how it ties back to 2016, the documents now being released on Russiagate by DNI Tulsi Gabbard. And by the way, Colonel MacGregor, DNI Gabbard is another one, like Secretary Kennedy and many others who came into the admin, really calling for the United States to stop the Ukraine war as soon as possible, end our support for it. Yet we, we seem to have be still bogged down in this quagmire. And all I can see on the battlefront, I mean, think about what happened just over the past few days. President Trump calls for 10 days of a deadline, and what happens that evening? Ukraine or Kiev gets hit with 300 drones and dozens of missiles immediately after. So it, it seems that the Russians are not listening to Trump.
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Raheem Kassam
No, no, Jack, you're right, they aren't. And people shouldn't mistake what's going on as some sort of reaction to anything that President Trump says or does. The Russians are pursuing their own offensive operation designed to terminate the war on their terms. That's what you're seeing. That will involve ultimately Russian intervention directly into Kiev with troops as well as down to Odessa. The sad part is that we have lied so often. You know, you can go all the way back before 2014, you can go back to the 90s, all the things that we said and all the things we did, you know, the sort of systematic abandoning of arms control arrangements, you know, when there was no real urgent reason to abandon any of them. All of these things leading up to the Minsk accords, which were just, you know, myths. No one ever intended to fulfill any of the obligations that was designed to buy time to build up Ukraine. All of this kind of business has happened. You know, the discovery of all the bio labs in Ukraine where they were conducting genetic experiments designed to kill Slavs. I mean, good Lord, you know, this sort of thing is, is worse than in some of the Soviet and Nazi stuff. So the Russians don't believe us and they're going to do what they're going to do. And I don't know what President Trump thinks any more sanctions will do. The sanctions haven't held Russia back. Russia is doing a land office business. It's now the fourth largest economy in the world. You know, that's a pretty heady achievement in the middle of a war. So I, I don't know what President Trump is doing now.
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Jack Posobic
I have heard, I actually, actually saw Russia cut their interest rates yesterday, too.
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Raheem Kassam
Yeah, well, I, I, the other thing is that I'm hearing foolish statements inside the beltway for Go. Well, it's time for us to use Tomahawk missiles. You know, let me tell you something. If you continue these long range strikes, the Russians have missile supremacy. They'll flatten whatever they need to in Eastern Europe. And we should not exclude the possibility that we are immune. This age of immunity because we sit between two oceans is over. We've got to start behaving responsibly towards others. We haven't been doing that. And if you press this far enough, you're going to end up with exactly what Dmitry Trinin, the former Russian senior officer in Moscow who worked for the Carnegie Endowment, he explains that Russia is now preparing for war and they're serious and they know how to do it. They have the huge scientific industrial base with military manufacturing. We don't have that capacity. And they're ready to fight. They have a nation that's ready to fight. They have a cohesive society. You know, Jack, somebody said to me, we should prepare to go and take back Eastern Ukraine. You know what I said? I think we should take back Los Angeles. I wouldn't worry about Eastern Ukraine. And I think that's our great vulnerability right now. We are not a cohesive society. We've got serious problems here. Anybody who watched the Los Angeles riots and all these foreign flags, Mexican, El Salvador and whatever the statements, shooting at ICE officers and so forth, this is outrageous. That's where we should be focused. And that too was something that President Trump promised he was going to address. Hasn't happened.
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Jack Posobic
Well, I think that's also what you say. One of the big forces that drove President Trump and the MAGA movement to political success in all of these campaigns was the idea that we would stop focusing on these far off conflicts and start focusing on the problems at home. I've been speaking, I'm written up in Politico right now for talking about how what we essentially have within the United States, you can call them fifth column, but what they really are, mini nations, these mini ethnic enclaves that refer to themselves as part of Mexico or part of Somalia or wherever, part of, you know, palace, wherever it might be. Wherever it might be. They have affinity and allegiance clearly towards the home country. And they view us as a sort of host for their economic extraction. But they bear no allegiance. And some of them have citizenship, some of them have visas. But that's not the point is they view themselves as separate from America.
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Raheem Kassam
You're 100% on target, Jack. And that's why I, when I was working for President Trump and I was asked point blank in front of then Secretary of Defense Esper and his sidekick, I guess it was o'. Brien. What is the existential threat to the United States today? What's the greatest existential threat? Says, not China. It's not Russia. It's what's happening in the Caribbean basin, in Mexico, and their infiltration into the United States and the destruction of our society. Well, the other two were absolutely shocked, couldn't believe it. And President. That was the last thing we discussed. President Trump nodded and then thanked me, and that ended the discussion that went on for about 45, 50 minutes. It was supposed to be only 10 or 15. But the bottom line is that he knows that. But, you know, he is in the hands of people that elected him and funded him, and he's listening to them. Instead of listening to his own inner voice, he needs to listen to his own inner voice. And that would tell him, we need to get all these ground forces back from Europe, get them back to the United States, ultimately get them out of Japan and Korea. We're going to need all of it here in the United States to deal with exactly what you described. Jack, you're 100% right.
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Jack Posobic
The greatest foreign threat is already here. It's already here within our own nations, within our own cities, within our own towns, in many cases. Colonel McGregor, we just got a minute left. Where can people go to follow you and to get access to all your work and what you're putting out?
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Raheem Kassam
Well, I've got a website called douglasmcgregor.com and you're certainly free to go there. You can see some of the things we've done recently. I did an episode where we went down to the border, and we had a great visit there. We talked to somebody named Doc Chambers, who's now running for governor of the state of Texas. A great man, a lot of people, former military, and a lot of people in the Border Patrol, as well as sheriffs. It was a very educational thing. We saw the good things that have happened insofar as the large numbers pouring through the border have been stopped. But the legal ports of entry, the child trafficking, the drugs, continue to flow through there because the cartels have enough money to effectively buy everybody off. So people are letting these things go through, and truckloads of cash, hundreds of millions of dollars, are loaded and then shipped south into Mexico. And nobody stops them.
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Jack Posobic
No, we need. We need. If we're going to go after anyone, let's go after them the way we went after Iran or any of these other groups.
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Raheem Kassam
Where's Jack? Where's Jack. Where is he? Jack, I want to see you.
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Jack Posobic
Great job, Jack. Thank you.
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Raheem Kassam
What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always talking about the fake news.
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Jack Posobic
And the bad, but we have guys.
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Raheem Kassam
And these are the guys who'd be getting Pulitzers.
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Jack Posobic
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
I don't know. Elusive. You managed to find me yesterday. So did. So did a lot of people.
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Jack Posobic
Well, we're able to find you elusive when it comes to media at least. But yeah, guys, I don't know if you have that, that photo that's been kind of making the rounds of, of you and I, outside of butter now. Now I wanna, I wanna set this up for everybody that, those protests. So you, you, you're running Butterworth. You've got this. It's, it's the hottest. It's the MAGA club on, you know, Capitol Hill, etc. All the events are there. People are there. And these protesters that, and we have this picture of us, they weren't there just for the event. They're there all the time is what I'm hearing.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
Yeah, we've amassed quite a fan club on Pennsylvania Avenue, which is, which is quite cute, I think. And, and you know, quite actually welcome. I support people's freedom of expression.
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Raheem Kassam
I.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
As long as they're not harassing customers. Sometimes they do, by the way, sometimes they do take megaphone to try and scream in people's ears. And they've been warned by police time and time again not to get into that kind of physical assault outside a restaurant and by the way, in a residential neighborhood. But broadly speaking, look, I remember when I first got involved in politics, you know, we were kind of the protest party. We were the outsiders. We were the ones not let into the clubs and the rooms and the, in the fancy events and the celebrations. We weren't the ones around the policy tables. We weren't the ones who knew the cabinet members and ministers all around the world. And my, how the tables have turned. I was speaking with a reporter this morning, Jack, who said something like, you know, with it, with, with all of the rifts that have occurred inside the conservative movement over the years, you know, you would have thought the left could get their acts together. And I said, actually, you know, if, if the left were, were not those cringy, poorly dressed, quite frankly, smelly goons who show up outside the restaurant to harass. Not just us, by the way, but they're harassing the entire street. I feel bad for our neighbors. I feel bad for those just, you.
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Jack Posobic
Know, you get, you get the tour. So the tour groups are back in D.C. and for folks that aren't in town, it's, it's, these are the groups. And I always talk about this because the media never brings them up. They're like the, the, you know, your middle America type tourists, kids on school trips from places like Kentucky. Nicholas Sandman, right, Nicholas Sandman was one of these groups when he came from Covington, Kentucky, participate in the pro life. They have no idea what DC is like when they actually get there.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
It's so true. And I noticed that, you know, a couple of, a couple of portly lesbians that walk past, kind of give them a thumbs up. But for the most part, the people who look at them and who hear them and listen to their messaging, you know, these guys are foaming at the mouth for a start. They look drug addled beyond recognition. And they treat people totally inhumanly, you know, screaming in their Ears and such. And most people look at them and go, wow, I want nothing to do with them. I want nothing to do with their messaging. Even if they agreed, even if they weren't pro Trump or pro Magna, they look at these people and go, I want nothing to do with that. So, in a lot of ways, you know, we took that, frankly, iconic picture outside of Butterworth last night, but. But frankly, I welcome these people because they really are showing what a chasm of difference there is between us.
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Jack Posobic
And by the way, we actually have some of the audio, because I didn't real. As I was walking up and I was filming them, I didn't realize someone was filming me. And so that's now been. That's now been released. I want to play that audio right now for everyone so they can hear it.
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Raheem Kassam
Is.
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Jack Posobic
Wow, Raheem. You might even use the word unhumans. I don't. I don't know. But you look at that and. And they're just screaming at everyone. And they were. And you can't really see it in. In these videos, but there were children walking around. I remember people with their families. I mean, it's so close to Capitol Hill. So if you've gone to any of the spots near there, and there's lots of tourist spots near, the Library of Congress is nearby, Supreme Courts, within walking distance, the Capitol itself, obviously. So people are just looking to get a bite to eat. And I'm sure that, you know, I'm sure that your restaurant, along with all the others around there, you just get people ducking in because they happen to be in the area and they're looking for food, and they run into this cavalcade of disgusting, petulant, petty, and really, really smelly freaks.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
What's really, really funny about it, when it first happened, I was sort of like, oh, no, you know, this is a. This is a nuisance. I mean, they very much are a public nuisance. That's. That's very clear. But the more I look at it now, it. It's this. And the reason I'm so happy to stand outside the restaurant with you, as we did, and watch them, you know, I don't regard them as enemies. I regard them as entertainment. The reason I'm so happy to let America see these people for who they are is because it's, you know, for all of the press that goes on around Butterworths and it's. And it's Magnus, we have left wingers in there all the time, liberal reporters in there all the time. Senator John Fetterman comes in there. Bernie Sanders staffers come in there. You know, people of no political persuasion coming there. Locals from the neighborhood come in there. And it's just so. It's so telling of the left. And again, you know, we've seen it in the last, what, 48 hours, 72 hours with the Sydney Sweeney stuff is they are always willing, always willing to throw the baby out with the bath water, try to generalize, to try and make what they think is a wider point. And this is how they keep pushing people further and further away, you know.
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Jack Posobic
And I don't even want to get into some of the stuff they were screaming, but they. They do very weirdly make everything immediately sexual. This is the. They tell you what they think about. They tell you what they're upset about when. When they use this. And if you actually listen. And by the way, there's been people now, I think between Natalie Winters and Bricksuit, people have been asking, oh, is this guy there? Was this. Bricksuit's trying to find this one girl who's there. He thinks he can fix her. I'm like, rick, no, I don't. Don't do it, man. Don't do it, Brick. And he's asking, Jack, just. Just let me know, was she there? Can I come back? Maybe I can get her number. But it really shows you what animates them. And the Sydney Sweeney thing is emblematic. It's all resentment. It's all resentment and envy at its core. And all this nonsense about justice and equality and diversity, it has nothing to do with that. Has absolutely nothing to do with that. They want to be in control. They want this level of power. And I think we have video from some of the others. I know we have video. There was also a video of Steve Bannon going in. I was to see if we can get that at some point. And, you know, it's. It's. This is who they are. This is what they do. We have audio. This guy now, okay, he's just screaming. Hey, just. They want to get in. They want to. You know, they want to be the ones in charge. They want to have the ability to. To put you down. Because they know at their core, they. They're. This is the reason, by the way, that they are a hate movement. And I don't mean that in the sense of like, oh, we have to fight hatred.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
It's just.
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Jack Posobic
No, it's. That's what animates them. Hatred, animosity. They hate the fact that you are successful. They hate the fact that you are able to get married and go to church and have a house and have a business. And they target the things that they hate because ultimately, they're resentful against society for existing. They're resentful against society for. For existing the way that it does. They hate the world, and at its core, they hate God for creating them. They hate God for the fact that they exist, because at its most ultimate core, they hate themselves. They hate themselves. And so everything you see is projection. Everything you see, the sexuality, the degeneracy, all of it, it is total projection. Wrote a book about this. It's called UN Humans Secret History of Communist Revolutions and How to Crush Them. Because we are able to unpack the fact that communism is not a philosophy, it is a tactic. Right back. Jack Posobic, real American Voice. Jack is a great guy. He's written a fantastic book. Everybody's talking about it.
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Raheem Kassam
Go get it. And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event. And we're going to turn it around and make our country great again.
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Jack Posobic
Amen. All right, that was Stephen K. Bannon walking into Butterworth's last night Article three project event celebrating the great Emil Bove, now a federal judge confirmed by the United States Senate, Mike Davis presiding. So Banham was there, I was there. Raheem was there as well. And so were the protesters, the unhumans, the disgusting, just goblins and creatures. And you really see just the direction, contrast of who they are versus who we are, what they are, and what we are. We're on with Raheem Kassam, editor in chief of the National Pulse, as well as the proprietor of that establishment, Butterworth. Rahim, you. You wanted to comment on something where we were sort of. And I mean, I love this, and this is something. You and I have always gotten along on this because when we see crazy, we want to poke it with a stick. We want to. Want to understand how does that work? Why are you the way that you are? And so what. What was one of your observations? And. And really, as you've been watching them this whole time?
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
Well, it's so funny, because I'm so used to these things by now. It reminded me very much of a. An altercation in Philadelphia we had right after the stolen election in 2020, where this girl was harassing a friend of mine in the street, screaming, you know, are your parents proud of you? And things like that. And I just got up in her face and I just said, look, honey, do you even know your father? And, you know, you could see her eyes widen. I'd clearly struck a nerve. You know, she was all blue haired and tattooed up and she went absolutely ballistic in the street. Just that one single pointed, needled comment at her. And, and I think, wait, are you.
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Jack Posobic
Are you saying that you did a father relationship check?
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
I did a father relationship jack and works every time. I feel like we should have been able to do it last night as well. Because, you know, between the, the hollow, hollow eyed, tattooed girl who kind of wears sunglasses so that people can't see how sad she is. The, the lanky, curly haired guy. And by the way, I know all their names and where they work. We're not in the, in the business of doxing. But, but we know who all these people are now. We've got, we've got people who look into that kind of stuff. But then that, the funniest one was that fat guy that you saw in the clips there at the end. I mean, this is a young guy who is obese and he is screaming sexual heckles at people walking up. And at one point, and I couldn't tell whether it was at me or at you or at some of my friends in there or our colleagues, he said something like, oh, have you ever, have you ever had sex with a woman? And I thought to myself, number one, I mean, that from this guy is, is projection beyond anything I could have possibly imagined. 100 everyone, everyone around at that point in time is married with children apart from me. And let me just put it this way, I've never been accused of being virginal. So I just. This guy, the fact that this guy is screaming that at people like us in the street, you know, it really, really tickled me because as you say, it does really show who they are deep down.
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Jack Posobic
Raheem, if I remember correctly, when you were up there in Philadelphia, you were actually with Pam Bondi, weren't you?
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
Yeah, that is right. That is right.
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Jack Posobic
Wasn't that right? She was the one who was sent for the Philadelphia Stop the Steel. Yeah, yeah. How the, how the tables have turned, how the tides have changed, but that really is emblematic of it, right? We were the ones you go back to just 2020. You even have to go back prior to that. You know, we were the ones who were standing outside saying, hey, what are you doing in there? And now they're the ones out. But of course, at the time we know what they were doing. They were running ballots through multiple times and all the rest of it, checking things that hadn't been, hadn't been properly filed etc. But now we're the ones on the inside saying, look, we've, We've got this, and we saw how you acted, so why should we let you inside? Why should we allow any give here? And, and, and what would your advice be to. To the movement, I suppose, and talking about where we are? Because we do have this moment. And I worry, though, that because midterms have effectively already begun in many cases, you're starting to see the various contenders for statewide races now getting get in. We've had a number of people on for, you know, Kentucky and South Carolina and some of these primaries that once the midterms happen, you know, it's this period of sort of MAGA ascendance will turn into something else. And so I really try to tell people, guys, we have about a year left of this. That's not a lot of time.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
Oh, I totally agree. And, you know, I'm probably one of the most cynical people in the world when it comes to both amassing and executing upon power. I think, you know, historically, at least in my lifetime, the left has been extremely good at this. My experiences with the Blair government in the United Kingdom, of course, you know, the person who was really behind that, Peter Mandelson, is now Lord Mandelson, and he is now the UK Ambassador to the United States, is actually at Butterworth quite a lot. And, you know, I talk to these people now who've done it for decades and decades, and everybody says the same thing. Yeah, you have to, you have to separate the signal from the noise in the sense that all of these protests, all of the complaints, all of the fake news, all of the things that swirl around any, any and every administration, they are necessarily designed to pull you off course. If, if the course was as it was stated during the campaign, then there is a long way to go. There's even a long way to go in the things that we think we're doing particularly well on. I think we're doing pretty well on immigration and on deportations, but we are doing a fraction of what we should be doing. I think we are doing particularly well in terms of economics, but there is a long road ahead of us and so many pitfalls. In fact, there are traps along the way in the shape of continuing resolutions, in the shape of higher government spending. All of these things, they're traps in the way. In terms of how much lobbyist cash is now swirling around the MAGA movement. Laura Loomer has been tweeting about this. I have been tweeting about this. It is Pulling people away from their task and purpose in Washington D.C. within the MAGA movement. And it must be addressed and it must be halted. I think now anybody who tells you that they know how the midterms are going to go or they know who's going to be the next GOP nominee for president is straight up BSing you. I think the, the field is so open, I think the grounds are so shifting on a day to day basis that you cannot possibly make a firm prediction on, on that stuff either way. Which is, which is why, you know, for the betting amongst us, people are throwing money behind people like RFK to kind of pull through the middle of a GOP field, perhaps that is dominated by, you know, JD Vance and Marco Rubio and maybe one or two others. But there's all sorts of variables at play here and it's, and it's the job of people like you and I to sit down, to go through the data, to walk around, to talk to people and try and make our best guesstimates.
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Jack Posobic
I think that's right as well. And at the end of the day, the pressures when, particularly when you look at the, the youth vote and we'll have to have you on for, we've only got a couple of minutes left here to, to go through this. But you look at the, the polls on where the youth are right now, you're seeing this massive shift to the right. And in many cases when people say, oh, I'm losing support in Trump, it's, and they'll, particularly in this age group, it's saying we're, we're, we're, we have less support for him because he's not going hard enough to the right that he's not delivering more on these things. And I saw leftists kind of laughing with this. No, I said, you guys have no idea what's coming. This is the COVID generation. This is the generation that you stole their childhood and they, they want revenge. They just want full on revenge. Yeah.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
And I would say, you know, yes, they may want some payback, but what they also want is something to aspire to. And I have yet to see many people really do that. I mean, the greatest aspiration I think that you can possibly have as a, a teenager now is, is, is to have your own YouTube channel or, or to become a brand influencer. Seems pretty hollow to me.
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Jack Posobic
No, it certainly is. Raheem Kassam, editor in chief of the National Pulse, the proprietor, one of the proprietors of the Butterworths Club. Make sure you go there when you're in Washington, dc. It is fantastic, Raheem. Shout out anything you want.
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Colonel Douglas McGregor
Yeah, well, we put up a new website for Butterworth, so people should look that up and drop us their email addresses so they can stay in touch for event invites and specials and so on and so forth. And of course, the national pulse dot com. We don't exist without our members signing up and supporting us. We do not take that big corporate cash like so many are nowadays. Www.thenationalpulse.com. upgrade.
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Jack Posobic
Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission. Lay ashore.