Jack Posobic (2:34)

What Charlie Cook stood for was, let's have an open conversation, let's sit down in public, let's hash out our differences, but we'll do so with civility, let's do so with honor, and let's do so with respect for one another. That's what Charlie Kirk always did. And they couldn't beat him in a debate, so. So they tried to silence him with a bullet, but they failed because Charlie Kirk's voice is now louder and stronger than ever before. Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily. We're here live in Phoenix, Arizona. We're at the Turning Point USA headquarters. Today is, of course, November 4, 2025, Anno Domini, and today is election Day. We are now calling for full Patriot activation across New Jersey, across Pennsylvania, across across Virginia and across Arizona. It is time for four Patriots to continue. And if you're not there, you need to be texting, you need to be downloading the Turning Point action app. You need to be reaching out to people that you know in New Jersey, specifically the Jersey grandmas. I want every single Jersey grandma to get a text today saying, grandma, did you go out and vot today? Did you get out there? Grandma, I really need you to get out. Grandma. Grandma, I need you to get out there. Make sure you're texting the Jersey grandmas. We absolutely need this. What did we see? We woke up early this morning, and the first thing we saw, bomb threats called in at New Jersey voting stations. We also saw machines going down across entire counties. And we also saw over in Pennsylvania, in Chester County, a place that I've spent many election days, worked many elections for years, going back years, we're now seeing what independents were not included in the poll books, which means if you went to vote as an independent in Chester County, Pennsylvania, today, you couldn't vote in person because your name wasn't even in the registration. It's the polling book, so you couldn't even look up your name. Look, folks, it's very clear what's going on here. This is a coordinated attack on election day in person voting. We know who that benefits. We know who has been putting all their chips in on voting. We know he's been putting their chips in on mail in voting. And it sure as heck ain't the Republicans. It sure as heck ain't the Trump supporters, because we know that Republicans traditionally, especially in the northeast, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, vote on election day. And so of course, while we abhor all political violence, we need the DOJ and the US Attorney of New Jersey is Alina Haba now to get to the bottom of where these bomb threats came in. We're also tracking a bomb threat down at Reagan National Airport D that has shut down Reagan National Airport. It is absolute chaos on election day today here in America. But patriots are going to the polls and we are now hearing in certain counties, Ocean County, Republicans are at 54% compared to 45% in 2024. We're seeing numbers that are going up and huge, huge numbers going up across the board for Republicans. Will it be enough for Jack Cittarelli to pull it off? We will see. But we had huge, we had a huge group from Kalshi last night. We got access to the Kalshi internal data for New Jersey and we were able to prove would be beyond a shadow of a doubt that if you part pare back the Kalshi trades from New Jersey voters versus outside of Jersey, it turns out the people in Jersey were going for Jack Cittarelli by 86%. And inside of Jersey, only 14% of traders were putting money in on Mikey. Sheryl, what does this mean? Does this mean that there is a long shot chance for Jack Cittarelli to pull it out? In the end, we are going to be here. Human Events Daily. We're going to, we're going directly on the ground to get the numbers out from New Jersey, from every other race and we're going to be up tonight at the election night super stream. This is the Charlie Kirk superstream. We're keeping the tradition going so stick it right here. We are not going anywhere. Streaming all day. Jack Posobic, Human Events Daily. Real America's Voice will be right back after a quick break. We've got all of the information for you.

Charlie Kirk (7:09)

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Jack Posobic (7:14)

Now it's time for everyone to understand what America first truly means. Welcome to the second American Revolution. All right, Jack Paso. Look, we're back live. We're here live. Arizona, Phoenix, Arizona on Human Events Daily. And folks, let me just say that anybody that knows me and knows the work that human events does day in, day out knows that the conservative movement never stops. And the fuel that keeps me going from election to election, from Pennsylvania to New Jersey to, to Phoenix is of course blackout coffee. And for, for years this has been my coffee of choice. I know that so many of you want to get in on this. People are coming in. They're loving this stuff because they understand that blackout coffee isn't just coffee. It's America in a cup. Founded on Christian values rooted in family, built on the belief that hard working Americans deserve better than, you know, that ridiculous corporate swill. Blackout coffee is a family business that roasts every batch right here in the United States of America. Two delicious roast you got to try Morning Reaper. That's the smooth medium roast that kicks off your day without bitterness. And for those dark roast lovers, you got to try Brutal awakening. This is a bold, rich roast with deep flavor that'll keep you sharp and alert. It's perfect for serving friends and family around the holidays because let's face it, the bread. The best gatherings start with the best coffee. Here's the deal. Go to blackout coffee.com poso use promo code poso for 20 off your first order. That's blackoutcoffee.com poso support a company that shares your values, supports American jobs and fuels your freedom. One cup at a time. Really excited now, guys. We've got the CEO of the Pennsylvania Chase and also the NJ Chase, Cliff Maloney now joining us from the Phase headquarters. Cliff, how goes it, man?

Cliff Maloney (9:08)

It's going, man. Election day. We're not going to let off the gas here until we hit 8pm when polls close in both Pennsylvania and Jersey. And Jack, just have to double down on what you said about the whole human events Daily family. I see how hard you work behind the scenes. You guys are true believers. The whole audience so appreciate you.

Jack Posobic (9:27)

Well, thank you so much for that. And, and look, Cliff, you and I were there at the New Jersey Turning Point action and NJ Chase superchase in Toms River, New Jersey, which by the way, you know, we had incredible safety and security from the Toms river police force. Five snipers were up on the roof providing overwatch for us. But then what do we get this morning? A bomb threat. And one of those seven bomb threats that we hear across New Jersey, one of which actually happened to be in Tom's River. So we're seeing a lot of the dirty tricks that are coming out of the woodwork. Crawling out of the woodwork. It's got to stop. But I have to say, hats off to you because you just made the huge announcement on the Charlie Kirk show minutes ago that you have now cumulatively hit 1 million doors this election cycle. Incredible.

Cliff Maloney (10:16)

Yeah, and that's since we launched, you know, obviously we relaunched the Pennsylvania Chase first week in August and then we launched the New Jersey Chase. And look, Jack, I Got to give you a lot of credit. You know, you were one of the first people that said, hey, we need a fight. Right. There's always going to be different battles. We've always got limited resources, but we got to figure out where to aim those. And it's so easy to sit out, right. It's easy to say, hey, let's wait until there's a race that's much more winnable. Because of your messaging, your leadership, because of our NJ Chase program, because of all the state and the county chairs for the gop, all the organizations, Jack Cittarelli has a chance at becoming the next governor of New Jersey. Now, I'm not saying he will be, but I'm saying that if Republicans get up and flood the polls once we get to the after dinner rush, this is the last chance. But New Jersey is in play. You said it months ago, and now it's coming to fruition. We just have to close the gap here to try to seal the deal.

Jack Posobic (11:13)

Well, I mean, and we know this is what it is. It's NJ is in play. And here's the interesting thing, right. And Cliff. So just to set everyone's expectations, to set everyone's understanding, that NJ is not supposed to be in play the year after the Republicans won the White House. It's supposed to be the opposite. So when you have those, when you have those White House elections, elections, then the next year you have Virginia, you have New Jersey. Now when you go back to 2008, Barack Obama won the presidency in 2008, and what happened in 2009, Chris Christie wins New Jersey and Bob McDonnell, a Republican, won in Virginia. That's typically how it goes. It's the off part. The party out of power does better yet in, excuse me, in New Jersey because of the unique dynamics of this race, because of those trends that we've seen cross over from Pennsylvania into New Jersey, the working class voters, the deindustrialization, influx of illegal aliens. Now all of a sudden you're seeing these Democrat crossovers like we've never seen before. That's what flip Bucks county for, for President Trump. And that's what's flipping these people over in New Jersey, that's giving Jack Cittarelli a fighting chance when typically, just historically speaking, no Republican would have a chance in a year like this.

Noah Formica (12:28)

Yeah.

Cliff Maloney (12:28)

And you just hit it with really what matters the most, which is, you know, me and you, probably up until Trump or at least last year, we were always used to the independents not swinging our way.

Noah Formica (12:39)

Right.

Cliff Maloney (12:40)

Especially those that vote by Mail. But the election day independents, I mean, a lot of the election day voters who are independent, a lot of them are coming around the Jack. And if you're out there wondering why, I think it's very simple. The blue collar party is now represented by Republicans. The American worker is now represented by Republicans. Sane people that want to take their kids to basketball practice, that want to put food on the table, that want to pay their mortgage, the party of the people is very clearly the Republican Party. And contrast that. Think about this, Jack. Contrast that with what's happening in New York City. And talk about a dichotomy. If we have Mamdani as a socialist mayor of the elitist bubble now known as New York City, and now New Jersey, a working class state, is run by a Republican, that would be an awesome, awesome way to show two very different points of view.

Jack Posobic (13:37)

And so this is actually really interesting because we've already tracked, and I think you saw this in Lakewood, New Jersey, saw this other parts of New Jersey. There's a really interesting dichotomy you mentioned because so many parts of New Jersey, you've got people who work in New York, you got people who commute to New York. Specifically in North Jersey, you're seeing a backlash to Mamdani from New Jersey voters. And this is something that I gotta say, it just plays into Jack Cittarelli's campaign because it's exactly what he's talking about now. They'll say, okay, Mikey, Sheryl, you know, she's not as radical, she's not as bad. But you notice that every time she got asked. And I went through a bunch of her interviews last night, checking this out. She's never tweeted about Mamdani, and she's always very careful when she gets asked about. And remember the same way that Barack Obama came in to endorse her. Barack Obama did not endorse Mamdani. He did this sort of off the record, you know, behind closed doors, phone call with him. I think the Democrat Party is scared of the radicalism of Mamdani and the fact that his new politics, now he can't run for president himself, but his brand of politics is going to be the new future of the Democrat Party.

Cliff Maloney (14:49)

Oh, they're scared to death. I mean, this is the final nail in the coffin for the Democrat Party. If you're one of the old school moderates, I mean, this is going to rid the party of the classical, you know, leftists that we kind of knew 20 years ago and just replace them with the radicals, right? These aren't moderates. These aren't people that are trying to solve problems. They want to radically end free market capitalism in this country. They are extremely dangerous to the ideas of us being a free people and a free society. And it's at a time when the Democrat Party has no leadership, there's no vision, there's no solutions that they offer to the country. It's just Trump is bad, Charlie Kirk is Hitler, and we must take these people out. That's their entire message. And so right now, if I'm a Democrat who was actually sane and was hoping to hold onto the party as a national apparatus, you're in trouble because Mamdani is going to win and we will have a socialist, a self avowed socialist as the mayor of America's financial capital city. It's insane.

Jack Posobic (15:50)

No, you're going to get that. And those are the same type of policies that, by the way, are not going to be embraced by the suburban voters. And that's who the Democrats that if Mikey Sheryl wants to win, those are the Democrats that she's got to try to pick up in New Jersey. She's got to go into them and say, look, I'm not part of this guy. But at the same time, she's got to be very careful to walk this tightrope because she knows that in the urban center, like a Newark, a Trenton, a Camden, et cetera, parts of Hudson county, that they're going to be all in on Mamdani.

Cliff Maloney (16:23)

Yeah, and here's the thing about Mikey Sheryl. I mean, we don't have all the numbers yet, and obviously we'll be on the live stream tonight to kind of break them down. Jack, I have a funny feeling that she is going to do exactly what Kamala Harris did when it comes to inner city votes, Black Americans, Hispanic Americans, none of them, we're excited about Kamala Harris. They're especially not excited about Mikey Sherrill. I just think that she's going to be so underwater with them. I'm not saying that they're all going to run to support Jack, but they need to turn out a lot of those what I would say consistent Democrat voters. But Mikey Sheryl doesn't excite anybody. I mean, I'd rather watch paint dry than listen to her and her yapping about pretty much nothing, offering no solutions to the people of New Jersey. Well, Jack's talking about bringing down energy prices. He's talking about siding with New Jersey residents over illegal immigrants, keeping men out of girls, sports. I mean, these are the issues people care about. So all of these things are falling into place. It doesn't mean that Jack is guaranteed to win, but the fact that he's got a shot that should excite everybody out there that believes in the America first movement.

Jack Posobic (17:30)

Look, it's real simple as this. We're going to turn New Jersey into a swing state. We've got about a minute till the break. But Cliff, what can you tell us in terms of the turnout that we're seeing right now? I'm seeing good percentages for Republicans. I'm seeing good numbers. You mentioned early on the program though. It's good turnout, but we need it to be great.

Cliff Maloney (17:49)

It's good turnout. We need it to be great to win. There are two major things. Number one, 57,000 Republicans that requested a mail in ballot in New Jersey have yet to send it back. Take your ballot, fill it out, drop it in one of the drop boxes or take it to your county office. Second, if you're in New Jersey, call five people. You know, get your grandma out to vote for Jack Cittarelli. We need that rush hour traffic pretty much after dinner of the last two to three hours to be huge. We need huge turnout for those last two to three hours. It's the only chance we have at flipping New Jersey.

Jack Posobic (18:28)

We need to have it be absolutely huge. This huge this is. And we know that's the post work rush. This is when your bulk of votes are going to come in. Republicans, Republicans. And we know this by the way, Trump supporters, they work during the day. This is your muscular class. As Charlie used to say, the people who shower before work and after work. That's who Jack Cittarelli is going to need to blow it out after that. They're working their shift today, today on election day to win the governor's race in New Jersey. Right back, Jack Posoba, Cliff Maloney breaking it all down here. Human events Daily. Real time info on the ground.

Charlie Kirk (19:05)

Talk about influencers. These are influencers and they're friends of mine. Jacksonvik, where's Jack, who's got a great job?

Narrator/Reporter (19:16)

America's future is a series of choices. Our current state of slow motion national decline is a choice. This November we're going to choose success. We're going to choose to put the future of Americans first. We are going to choose to no longer be spectators this election. We together are going to do the work to save America.

Jack Posobic (19:52)

All right, Jack, we're back live. That was Charlie Kirk, his final ever RNC speech. I love what he said. This isn't about Republican or Democrat. This is about saving America. This is about making choices to save America. And that's exactly the fight that we're in. We do have breaking news right now, by the way. This is out of New York City, where in addition to the bomb threats that we reported earlier today, we're now across New Jersey. We're now also hearing of swatting. So swatting attempts have been made and swatting incidents made at. At polling sites in New York, multiple sites, including Harlem, Greenwich Village and Midtown East. And supposedly this. This was sent to the Board of Elections. An email that was sent in. Exactly. I'm not entirely sure what is. What is going on. It was deemed not credible by the nypd, similar to how seven polling locations were hit by these bomb threats that were also deemed non credible. And it remain. And there's also that bomb threat down at Reagan National Airport, which is of course, by the way, in Northern Virginia. So you've got, you've got these various threats across Virginia, across New York City and across New Jersey today that are all targeting election day voting. I want to bring Cliff Maloney back in here because, Cliff, look, as guys who have. And this is kind of interesting for me because I've, you know, I focus on elections, but I've also done a lot of work on. On the impact of political violence. And now we're actually, we're starting to see the merger of the two. Aren't rate.

Cliff Maloney (21:26)

Yeah. And I think a lot of people are searching right now to figure out, okay, who's doing this and what is their motivation. Regardless. Regardless, Jack, what does this tell us? This is why we have to bank our votes. Right. This is why we all have PTSD from Arizona, having the ballots that were printed too short or printed too long. This is why in Cambria county in 2024 in Pennsylvania, they had issues with their machines. Two to three hour waits. This is why we have to take advantage of the current rules, because the Democrats, since they don't vote on one day, they don't have to deal with the repercussions of these types of incidents. Right. You and me are not here to say that we love the system or we love the rules and we're an advocate for them, but we should say that we are an advocate to use the system and use the rules to figure out the best way to win. So all these threats, where they're coming from, you know, I could make accusations or think through what the intents are, but it just proves the point. We're relying on one day of voting still Dominant, I mean, really predominantly for what we're trying to do in these elections. We need to start rethinking, getting our low profits to vote early. Because when stuff like this pops up, there's no recourse. Right? There is no solution. It's just going to turn people away from the polls.

Jack Posobic (22:42)

No, it's going to turn people away. And we all remember Maricopa county not having the, the paper. I was here, I'm right here in Maricopa county right now. I was here on election day in 2022 when that happened. And I remember talking to Charlie about this and then going to Tyler, of course. He was the Maricona copy. Maricopa county chairman years back. And I said, guys, what is this business about you got to handwrite your ballot and stick it into door C? Like I'm, you know, I'm a Pennsylvania guy, you know, I never heard anything about door C when you hand your ballot. I mean that just. And, and we remember what happened. It turned a lot of people away from the polling places. And we'll never really know whether or not it would have been the margin of victory for Kerry Lake when she was running for governor in a very tight race like that. And this is what happens. This is what happens. The chicanery, the political trickery that goes in, the dirty tricks that happen when this, and this comes up when elections are tight. It always comes up when Elections are tight. 2024 wasn't tight. A blowout for Republicans. And that's why you didn't see, remember the pipes breaking in Georgia in 2020, by the way, etc. I could list off things all day long, but all of this, again, to your point, it's done to suppress election day voting. And that's why, and we know one party has tried to turn election day into this election month. And that's why, that's why your organization, incredible organization, the Phase, and the NJJ has been created to try to fight back against this. Meanwhile, George so have been flooding millions into this infrastructure for years.

Cliff Maloney (24:16)

Yeah. And I'm actually pretty fascinated to see just how much money after some of the USAID cuts, you know, that were going to so many of these left wing nonprofits. 501c3 is 501c4s. But here's the good news, Jack. Win or lose tonight, I feel like we are at a breaking point that started in 2024 with Republicans learning what it is that they need to do to win. And I'm not saying we're going to beat the Democrats when it comes to mail in ballots anytime soon. But we're competing. That's what's making Jack Cittarelli a potential governor. It's what's making some of these other House races in Virginia that we're targeting potentials for wins. And it's why Pennsylvania will become the red wall leading up to 2028. We've learned to play by the rules, to fight fire with fire, to compete against the Democrats using their own tactics. Right. Remember, this is not our playbook. This is simply taking the Biden 2020 playbook of going out there and chasing ballots, harvesting them where it's legal. And so I think we're really hitting a peak moment where now we've got kind of all the states, even non swing states, understanding if we fight fire with fire, if we compete with them, we cannot do it just on election day. We have to look at every form of voting and figure out how to be competitive. And we're so close to hitting that threshold.

Jack Posobic (25:36)

We're very, very close. Cliff, you're going to be back with me later tonight. We're going to be rekindling, firing up the election night super stream from the Charlie Kirk studio the way we did. It'll be one year ago tomorrow. The days, of course, change a little bit. Last year, Election day was the fifth. But it'll be one year ago tomorrow when we had that historic election night stream. And I know, I know that Charlie would have, would, would have if he were here today, he would say, guys, we're streaming. We're streaming all day. We're streaming till the bitter end to all night. Because that was his favorite day of the year. So, Cliff, I just want to say thank you for, for continuing to do what you're doing. I know Charlie would be really proud of you. I know Charlie would want you to be on the stream with us tonight. And I'm glad you'll be there.

Cliff Maloney (26:21)

Appreciate you, Jack, as always, and thanks to the whole Human Events Daily crew. Really appreciate you guys giving me a platform to get my word out. We're gonna get back there, we're gonna knock that extra door.

Jack Posobic (26:33)

We're gonna knock that extra door. Who knows? New Jersey could come down to just one vote. Jack Posobic coming back. We'll have more from on the ground in New Jersey when we return. Human Events Daily. Real America's. Jack.

Charlie Kirk (26:58)

Where's Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you. Great job, Jack. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing.

Jack Posobic (27:10)

We'Re always talking about. The fake news and the bad.

Charlie Kirk (27:12)

But we have guys, and these are the guys who've been getting publishers foreign.

Jack Posobic (27:20)

Jack Posobic. We're back here. Human Events Daily. I'm just reading a tweet here from Scott Pressler, which is he's calling a red alert. And if Scott Pressler is calling a red alert, you know it's serious. He's talking about Pennsylvania, and he's saying one of the biggest scandals in Pennsylvania history is happening right now. Chester county polling locations just talked about Chester county earlier, how they were having issues with their independent voters. Voters. Now they're saying Chester county polling locations are running out of provisional ballots and voters are being turned away. This needs to be national news. Red alert. This is an absolute travesty. This is absolutely horrific. We've got Noah Formica on now. He's the senior field representative for Turning Point Action on the Ground in Pennsylvania. No Formica. If you could just remind me who is the governor of Pennsylvania who's supposed to be in charge of all of these things on election Day. What's that guy's name again?

Noah Formica (28:16)

Oh, gosh, I don't even know where our current governor is right now, to be completely honest with you. I think he's somewhere out campaigning in Virginia. But, you know, he goes by. Some people know him, but he's like a groundhog. His name is Josh Shapiro.

Jack Posobic (28:28)

Josh Shapiro. Right. Josh Shapiro. I totally forgot. Totally forgot that guy's name. That's right. It's Josh Shapiro. So. Josh Shapiro, Mr. The man who is the face of saying that the 2020 elections were the safest and securest in America, now all of a sudden, an ent county, huge county, a purple county, Chester County, Pennsylvania. It is the Philadelphia Exurbs. This is Downingtown. This is Westchester University is suddenly running out of provisional ballots, which are the ballots that are cast on election Day. When you think there's a question about your status, you cast a provisional ballot. Now voters are being turned away. Noah, are you hearing anything else like that in other counties across Pennsylvania, or is this just located to Chester?

Noah Formica (29:15)

So I am ground zero here in Pittsburgh. Windsor Land. Sorry, Eagles people or Philadelphia people? Our GOP currently down here.

Jack Posobic (29:25)

Excuse me. The champions. The new champions of football. Just wanted to say. Just wanted to say the steel, that the Roethlisberger era is over. It's the Eagles era now.

Noah Formica (29:34)

Well, it's okay. Whenever we lose, we root for you guys anyway, so, I mean, it goes both ways.

Jack Posobic (29:39)

That's what I did with the Dodgers after they beat my Philly Please.

Noah Formica (29:43)

But we're not hearing too much on the ground here in Pittsburgh. Our GOP is on very high alert, monitoring the situation, making sure that no funny business happens at all down here. So Allegheny County's looking great. Mostly what we're hearing is, like you said, Chester county, that complete disaster. What's going on there. And as far as I'm concerned, it's disaffecting a lot of voters today. And who knows, a lot of people are saying the vote, no race, the vote for Maria Batista, Mount Wolford. All the Supreme Court races are going to be super close. So, you know, I. It's completely disaffecting our Republicans. I've heard from a couple people. They're like, I live in Chester County. I was turned away at the polls. I don't even want to vote now. And that's not something we want here on the ground in Pennsylvania. We want people to vote. And any Republican, if you're hearing any situation at your polling location, don't hesitate to call your board of elections for your county. And also, I'm encouraging you guys stay in line. Just like we were saying last cycle, stay in line. Because it's only going to get crazy from here on to the rest of the day.

Jack Posobic (30:46)

No, if there's anything else, and I'm just going to say this, you know, you know, you don't, don't want to be filming inside the polling location, but if something happens outside the polling location, if you're getting turned away by a judge of elections or someone like that, someone in official capacity or an unofficial capacity, film it. Make sure you get this on film because we need people to stay in line. And by the way, if they're telling you that they don't have a provisional ballot, you need to stay in line anyway. Make sure you stay in line until someone shows up. If they have to run to the printers and go get a provisional ballot for you, then they can, because they're the government. That's their job. You have a right as a citizen of the United States of America in good standing to vote, vote on election Day. It's really as simple as that. And I want to play games with. And we learned this in Maricopa county three years ago today, we learned this in Maricopa county when all of a sudden the machines went down and they had the printers and they had the whole. The Dorsey and the rest. No, stay in line. This is so incredibly important. No. What else are you hearing? Because I know, of course, Turning Point Action was covering down in New Jersey as well. What are you hearing on the New Jersey side?

Noah Formica (31:59)

Well, on the New Jersey side, I will tell you what we I was half the month in Arizona, but as soon as I got out of Arizona, chasing ballots and Mesa shout out to our Mesa mobsters right now, working hard for Dorian Taylor. But in Jersey, our Turning point action team was on the scene chasing ballots with hundreds of volunteers. And what we're hearing on the ground, just talking to people, door to doors, there's so many people. And even when we went to team dinner one night, we were talking to a Democrat. They're like, oh, yeah, I'm voting for Jack Cittarelli. We can't have the latter. And a lot of people are starting to see like, hey, you know, the Democrat policies that are in charge of our state, that have been in charge of our state for quite a long time, we have to get rid of that. I mean, there's so much in line from, I mean, obviously paper, we want paper or plastic bags. Again, that's the number one issue for I've heard from some people, you know, we want Jack because he's going to stand up for our police officers. He's going to also make on day one, make New Jersey not a sanctuary state anymore. And then also which this hits Pennsylvania close to home. I mean, that's why we elected Senator Dave McCormick, our great senator. The energy policies, people want energy independence within the state of New Jersey. Jack is promising every single bit of that. And that is all at the forefront. And honestly, there's a lot of momentum. It's electric right now. And people are going to come out to vote in record numbers for Jack. I can just feel it. And it's going to be like that till the end of the polls close.

Jack Posobic (33:37)

I see that as well. I'm also seeing out of out of this is election 2025 updates has this account up and they've got a tweet that's coming in right now that says New Jersey seeing Republican surge in Ocean County. To Ocean County. No, that's where you and I were on on Sunday. This is a huge Republican stronghold. It is the Republican stronghold of New Jersey as a state. They're seeing a surge in Republican voters right now in terms of their noon update 36,527 voters. That's 54%. That compared to 2024 on election day. That's up nine points for Republicans compared to where they start, 54%. Nine points ahead of where they were before. 76,000 is the number Republicans need to so they're they're just under halfway there to getting towards that number. And if they're able to do so, this actually is a huge boon for Jack Cittarelli. And again, this is not supposed to be a competitive race. This is. And no, to your point, right.

Noah Formica (34:42)

The.

Jack Posobic (34:43)

The Turning Point infrastructure was really just getting started in Pennsylvania in 2024. Now to move it over to New Jersey, this shows just how fast these trends are moving and how fast these shifts are happening. Never been done before. There's never been a Turning Point deployment in New Jersey before. Talk to me about some of these trends that you're seeing on the ground that are still moving. And that's why the polls, it's been so hard to capture this.

Noah Formica (35:09)

Right. So when I first started with turning point in 2024, we did not have a single other staffer with Turning Point Action. I was the only paid staffer within the state of Pennsylvania. Now we've expanded. Now we have Brandon. Now we have have Will. Now we have Mallory. Now we have people in New Hampshire as well with Davis and Lisa. So, I mean, shout out to the entire Northeast team. But Charlie was dead set on making sure that we expand our foothold within the Northeast, especially with what happened to Election Day, because he saw the signs. The Northeast is trending overwhelmingly Republican. Pennsylvania is becoming a red state faster than the Democrats can even try to register voters. And look at what's happening in Jersey, what we saw last election, you would have never thought. My family even said that. They live in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. They even said never in a million years would we have thought that we would see Trump almost win the state of New Jersey. Now we are on the verge of what I call a red resurgence within the state of New Jersey right now. And like you said, we were in Ocean county chasing as many ballots, talking to as many voters as we can. And one of our deployments at Toms river, we had 260 people there ready to chase as many ballots with us as possible. So our team on the ground talking to as many Republicans, and we're talking to as many people also by our phones. We're texting people, making phone calls to these people day in and day out until the polls close, just so we can bring it across the line for Jack to the rally.

Jack Posobic (36:52)

This is absolutely huge, Noah. Where can people go to keep up with everything that you're putting out? I know you're on the ground, but you're also putting out such good information. We're going to a break here real quick. Where can people go to keep track with you and keep track with all those updates coming from Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Noah Formica (37:08)

Right. So you can keep up with all the great information regarding Pennsylvania from our pagop at pagop. But if you want to follow me personally, you can go to at N Formica GOP that is at N F O R M I C A G O P And then also follow the Turning Point Action account. Help us grow on the battlefield and get involved with us.

Jack Posobic (37:31)

I hear your, your Facebook pages are blowing up too, by the way. Right, right.

Noah Formica (37:37)

It has. So we had a Facebook page just centered around Pennsylvania. It had a thousand people. And then, you know, once, unfortunately, we lost our great fearless leader, Charlie.

Jack Posobic (37:49)

So go follow them. Turning Point Action Pennsylvania. Turning Point Action New Jersey. You're going to get all the updates. Jack is a great guy. He's written a fantastic book. Everybody's talking about it. Go get it.

Charlie Kirk (38:03)

And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event.

Jack Posobic (38:07)

And we're going to turn it around.

Charlie Kirk (38:08)

And make our country great again.

Jack Posobic (38:10)

Amen. All right, Jack, we're back live here, Human Events Daily. It's election day and I want everyone to remember that, that tonight we will be reigniting, we'll be launching the election night super stream Charlie Kirk show. So we'll call it the Charlie Kirk super stream. And as much as we'd love for Charlie Kirk to be there, even though we can't have that, we do want America to be Charlie Kirk's America. And that's what he was fighting for. This was talking about the rnc, his last ever speech. So we will be going live. I believe it's going to be from 6:30pm Eastern. So stay tuned for that. Make sure you come on up. It's going to be incredible. We're going to have the entire family there, the entire gang there from, from last year, which everyone remembers, obviously, except with the exception of one man whose seat will always remain empty directly, directly next to us because he is on assignment with God. And I want to bring in now Paula Scanlon. She's been on the ground fighting in New Jersey a little bit in New York as well. What's going on, Paula?

Paula Scanlon (39:24)

Hey, thanks for having me on today. I'm on the road just making sure everyone's good in New Jersey. So that's why we got the car background. If you know, media training, this is probably not what you're supposed to do, but election day comes with its own challenges and circumstances and we're excited. We've Seen good turnout. There's been a little bit of drama going on, you know, during Election Day. Some bomb threats, some not so good things, but we're fighting through. All of our coordinators are out working so hard, hard. They're driving people to the polls. They're getting this done. They're making last minute phone calls. I can't tell you how many calls we've made today. I can't even keep track and I'm pretty good at math. So they've been working so hard and I'm just so proud of our team, no matter what happens.

Jack Posobic (40:04)

Well, Paula, and just in case people don't realize this, that you actually, I mentioned the RNC just now a minute ago from Minnesota or, excuse me, from Milwaukee last year. And you actually, I remember you and Riley Gaines stopped by when, when Charlie and I had that sort of outdoor studio stage kind of set up right outside the rnc. And you and Riley stopped by, you were there with us with Charlie. Obviously, we had no idea that was going to be his last ever rnc. That was just days after President Trump had, had had his assassination attempt a few days before. But, you know, having been there, having come out to Turning Point events, talk to me a little bit about, about Charlie Kirk's legacy as pertains to getting out and becoming active and motivated on election Day and for elections. Is that Charlie Kirk's legacy?

Paula Scanlon (40:56)

It absolutely is. I mean, Charlie spent so much of his time at the RNC at these things. Obviously, Turning Point as an organization is wonderful, but something he really emphasized was getting out the vote and really being there for the young voters especially. He had been involved with the RNC from his very beginning. I think that that was one of the first things he started coming up and doing. He started, you know, befriending people were high up and everyone loved him and everyone wanted his help. And even President Trump himself, I mean, knew Charlie personally, could speak to his influence, could speak to how important Charlie was as a person, not just a political figure who had followers, but as a person who could shape policy, who could shape voters and really wanted people to get out and vote. And obviously, I can't speak for Charlie personally, but what I do know is that the values that he fought so hard for are represented by many candidates who are on the ballot today, today on Election Day. And that's why I think to honor his legacy, I think what we need to do is we need to get out and vote for those people and we need to get everyone in our communities to do the same. As well. And I think that's really the best way I know to honor him today on election day. And I hope other people agree with me and see that as well.

Jack Posobic (42:03)

No, I think that's right. And I think just again, as someone who's been through I don't know how many election days with Charlie and various rallies, this. This was his favorite day of the year. It really was, you know, beyond outside of like, you know, holidays and stuff. And, and Charlie and I, people were joking the other day. We used to go back and forth because I, I love Halloween. And he's like a. He's a. A noted Halloween hater. And. And, you know, we were. We would always go back and forth about it on Halloween, but election day was just like, that's. That was the day that everyone was in lockstep. And you could tell Charlie would get so excited for these. It was always his favorite live stream in. In the evening. And so. So, you know, I think if we do want to honor Charlie's legacy, the best way to do that is by getting active, participating, get out the vote drives and focusing on these elections in key races. And people have said, you know, Jack, you know, why are you. Why do you care about New Jersey so much? And it's like, I care about winning so much. I care about saving America so much. That's kind of the whole reason that I, I do this stuff. I don't particularly enjoy it. You know, it's a lot of. It's a lot of travel. It's a lot of time away from my family, but I actually do believe in it. And. And so, Paul, I just wanted to say thank you to you as well for stepping up so much the way that you have this year. You know, you were getting involved towards the. The fall of 2024, but you've just absolutely taken it upon yourself to get so active this year. And I just want to let you know that it's. It's really been noticed. It's really been noticed. People have seen it and people are talking. People are talking, Paula. People are talking.

Paula Scanlon (43:34)

Well, I appreciate you. And I think the biggest thing is this is a team effort.

Jack Posobic (43:43)

Might be. Might be getting a little bit of a hiccup there now. Paul, of course, she's in the credit for this.

Paula Scanlon (43:48)

I think we have wonderful quarterly vote action to. Did it cut back in this? What happens when you're. When you're not in your traditional background?

Jack Posobic (43:57)

You're in the field. You're in the field. It's totally fine.

Noah Formica (43:59)

Amazing.

Paula Scanlon (44:00)

But I just Wanted to say this is. This is not all on me. I want to just give a shout out to my team, her.

Cliff Maloney (44:10)

All right.

Jack Posobic (44:10)

All right. Yeah, I think we'll. I think we'll have to. We'll have to reconnect with her. Maybe we'll get her on the super stream later. Look, folks, she's in the field. She's out there. Look, it, it is about taking your personal time. And this is what Charlie was all about. Charlie was all about finding people, motivating them, getting them to get more active in the elections. And by the way, that doesn't mean. Mean you have to go and be the next Charlie Kirk, right? No one's ever going to be the next Charlie Kirk. It's really as simple as that. But he would want you to be active in your local area. If you're at a high school, start a club America. If you're at a college, start a turning point usa. Go and look what the young students over at Rutgers University in North Jersey, the way that they were able to take in the wake of Charlie's murder, all of this, their antifa professor, the way that they've stood strong even after being placed under investigation for calling him out and spotlighting his violence at a time where. That's a key university, a public university in a place like New Jersey, where we are seeing this. And it's. It's something that I really think that Charlie would be looking down right now and saying, God bless. God bless the people for coming out and doing what they are doing. Do we have, have. Do we have Paula Scanlon back from Early Vote Action? Do we have her back, Guys? Paul, are you there?

Paula Scanlon (45:34)

My God.

Jack Posobic (45:36)

All right, there. There it is. So, so, Paul, we're. We're now getting. We're now hearing, by the way, huge Republican surge in Ocean County. I know this is obviously a place that you were really focused on. We were out there for so much with Early Vote Action. We know Scott was out there with us, us at Tom's River. We know Scott's over in Pennsylvania right now. I mean, you look at so many people that are just. That are just punching way, way above their weight. And that's what's amazing to see because it doesn't take a lot for people to have a huge outsized impact. And that's something that I think that you've done. The Early Vote Action, Cliff Maloney, of course, with the PHAs, the NJJ turning point action. What is your message to other young people out there when you look at organizations like this? And, and want to get involved.

Paula Scanlon (46:25)

Yeah, it's worth doing. And again, I think that what we've done so wonderfully, especially in places like New Jersey and Pennsylvania, is how well we've all worked together. I think, really, truly, the coordinators I've seen, they're across different counties. They're people from different walks of life that we've hired. I mean, we have really young kids who are college students that are working for us at Early Vote Action, and we have people who are grandparents and want to save their grandchildren and. And just seeing everyone come together means so much. So it doesn't matter where you are in your life, it doesn't matter what your career is, there is a place for you. Every single vote counts, and every single voter you help to sway can be that difference in winning or losing an election. And I just want as many people involved as we can because, again, this is a group effort. This is not one by one person. This is fixed by all of the grassroots people that come together and make this happen. And so I just. To everyone who's worked so hard, I'm grateful for them, really.

Jack Posobic (47:19)

All right, Paula Scanlon, go give her a follow. Early Vote Action, ladies and gentlemen, that is pretty much all the time we have for tonight. We'll be back in a couple of hours. The election night super stream. We're firing up the engines, we're revving it up tonight. We're pumping the gas, we are pulling the horns, we're pulling out all the stops. We'll be up tonight. So we'll see you later on the super stream. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay ashore, get out and vote, and stay in line.