LIVE FROM CPAC: Todd Blanche on Epstein, Spain Murders a Girl Raped by Migrants & More Deportations

Summary

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Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec: LIVE FROM CPAC – March 26, 2026

Episode Overview

Jack Posobiec hosts a special live edition from CPAC Dallas 2026, tackling recent and controversial international and domestic events. The episode is defined by three major threads: the controversial euthanasia case in Spain involving Noelia Ramos, the U.S. border crisis and deportations (with special guests), and Jack’s in-depth interview with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche focusing on the Epstein investigation, domestic terrorism, and DOJ priorities.

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Major Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Tragic Case of Noelia Ramos and State-Sanctioned Euthanasia (03:00–19:00)

Summary

Jack opens with a powerful, emotionally charged monologue on the death of 25-year-old Noelia Ramos in Spain, a paraplegic after a rape by North African migrants, who opted for euthanasia after four years in state care. Joined by Libby Emmons (Human Events, The Post Millennial), they discuss what they see as a broad Western shift toward a "culture of death" over a "culture of life," highlighting trends in assisted suicide/euthanasia in Europe and Canada. They call for prohibitions on assisted suicide in the U.S., viewing the situation in Spain as a warning.

Key Discussion Points

• The specifics of Ramos's case: sexual assault in state care, subsequent suicide attempt, and the state "offering her death instead of support."
• Emotional reaction: Both Jack and Libby hold a moment of prayer for Ramos ([04:32–05:22]).
• Framing of euthanasia as symptomatic of a broader decline in Western values and family structure.
• Comparison to similar incidents and policy trends in the Netherlands, Denmark, Canada, and several U.S. states ([06:00–12:56]).
• The slippery slope concern: Assisted suicide moving from terminal illness to economic/mood-driven cases.

Notable Quotes

• Jack Posobiec ([03:21]):
  “We are told at Human Events that just moments ago in a hospital in Spain, Noelia Ramos was killed by the Spanish government…This was not euthanasia. This was murder.”
• Libby Emmons ([05:39]):
  “We are living in a western culture that no longer values life, that puts death over life…a devastating situation where people can just opt to have the state kill them instead of figure out how to deal with their lives instead of trust in God.”
• Libby Emmons ([12:56]):
  “A woman who asked for a ramp to be installed in her home to assist her with her wheelchair was offered assisted suicide instead of a ramp because the wait was too long.”
• Jack Posobiec ([14:00]):
  “We must ban assisted suicide in 50 out of 50 of the states in this country. And yes, even at the federal level, I would support a ban against it.”

Memorable Moments

• Prayer for Noelia Ramos ([04:32–05:22])
• Reading Noelia Ramos’s final words ([17:42]):
  • Libby Emmons:
    “I was very clear about it from the beginning. None of my family is in favor of euthanasia…But I think all the pain I’ve suffered over the years, I just want to leave in peace now and stop suffering, period…These lives that we live, they're not necessarily our own, right? These lives are from God…”

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2. CPAC Live: Border Security, Antifa, and Mass Deportations (19:31–27:13)

Summary

Jack shifts to a live segment at CPAC, introducing guests including former Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino and Nick Sort. They discuss lawlessness in cities like Portland, failings of the justice system towards Antifa offenders, and advocacy for harsh mass deportation policies.

Key Discussion Points

• Nick Sort’s testimony against Antifa violence in Portland—case acquitted despite video evidence ([20:23–20:49]).
• Posobiec and Bovino sharply critique mainstream media and sanctuary policies for undermining law enforcement ([23:38–24:50]).
• The concept of “restoring America” via mass deportations.
• Commander Bovino’s vision of “100 million deportations” ([26:29]).

Notable Quotes

• Jack Posobiec ([20:49]):
  “We need to do federal indictments against all of Antifa…and if that doesn’t work with the juries, then I say we take them to military tribunals.”
• Commander Greg Bovino ([22:59]):
  “It’s about mass deportations. It is about restoring America to what America is. Make no bones about it.”
• Commander Bovino ([26:29]):
  “Well, I like to see all of them, but that hard and fast number: 100 million.”

Memorable Moments

• Jack praising Commander Bovino’s 30-year Border Patrol career and calling for ongoing recognition.
• Audience reaction and applause for the idea of 100 million deportations ([26:33]).

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3. Interview: Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche on Epstein, Antifa, & Denaturalization (32:33–48:05)

Summary

The episode’s capstone is a high-profile interview with Deputy AG Todd Blanche, focusing on:

• The current status and transparency of the Epstein investigation and related files
• The federal government’s approach to left-wing domestic terrorism (specifically Antifa)
• The DOJ’s new, aggressive moves on denaturalization for citizenship fraud

Key Discussion Points

Epstein Case ([32:43–40:44])

• Blanche emphasizes openness to prosecuting any new evidence or victims, and the importance of the Trump-era Transparency Act for document release.
• He refutes claims the case is “closed”: “It will never be closed ever.” ([39:29])
• Clarifies that while many high-profile names are associated with Epstein, there must be hard evidence of criminality.

Domestic Terrorism / Antifa ([40:44–44:42])

• DOJ “Tiger Teams” (FBI, IRS joint task force) targeting left-wing NGOs potentially supporting domestic terrorism.
• Blanche: “A lot of what we see…is not protest. It is literally domestic terrorism.” ([41:30])
• DOJ focus on supporting law enforcement assaulted during such activities.
• Investigations into incidents like the murder of Charlie Kirk, liaison with state prosecutors.

Denaturalization Initiative ([45:07–47:33])

• DOJ is ramping up denaturalization against fraudsters—“it is a privilege, not a right”—in cooperation with DHS and State Dept.
• No one, regardless of profile, immune from these reviews.

Notable Quotes

• Todd Blanche ([33:16]):
  “If there is any victim or witness that can come forward and give us any evidence that we can use to charge, we welcome it…The challenge there is we need evidence and we have to be able to prove it.”
• Blanche ([39:29]):
  “It never was closed. And by the way, we will. It will never be closed ever. Because there’s no statute of limitations...”
• Blanche ([41:30]):
  “A lot of what we see those folks doing is not protests. It is literally domestic terrorism...That is a federal crime.”
• Blanche ([46:09]):
  “It is a privilege to be in this country. It is not a right. If you come in here and lie to get citizenship...of course we should not let those people stay.”

Memorable Moments

• Blanche’s clear call for any evidence or victims in the Epstein case: “We will never close this case.” ([39:47])
• Strong, nonpartisan framing of denaturalization and anti-terrorism as “American” issues, not party lines.

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Other Noteworthy Segments

• Brief prayers and religious framing ahead of Easter ([04:32–05:22], [18:34]), tying themes of suffering, redemption, and the sanctity of life.
• Commentary on current global crises (Iran, Venezuela, military deployments) highlighting the show’s “America First” and populist approach ([01:08–02:03], [29:09]).

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [03:00–19:00] – Discussion of Noelia Ramos, euthanasia, and Western culture
• [19:31–27:13] – CPAC live segment: border crisis, Antifa, deportations
• [32:33–48:05] – Interview: Deputy AG Todd Blanche (Epstein, Antifa, denaturalization)

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Conclusion and Tone

The episode is raw, impassioned, and steadfastly “America First,” mixing somber, even spiritual reflections (notably in reaction to European euthanasia policies) with rousing, populist calls to action on border security, denaturalization, and justice for victims of elite exploitation. Guests, especially Libby Emmons and Cmdr. Bovino, reinforce the show’s alarm over cultural and institutional decline in the West. The conversation with Todd Blanche is methodical but uncompromising, promising ongoing transparency, legal equality, and vigilance against both elite criminals and left-wing violence.

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For listeners who missed the episode, this summary reflects both the urgent, emotional core and the “unfiltered” investigative spirit of Human Events Daily.

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Jim.

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard Human Events Daily. We're here live in Dallas, Texas. And folks, if you're you need to hear this story, today is March 26, 2026 Anno Domini. If you believe in the vaccine, if you believe in the value of God's created life, of humanity, then you need to hear this story. You need to hear the story of a 25 year old go girl named Noelia Ramos. Noelia Ramos was just murdered moments ago by the state government of Spain in an assisted suicide euthanasia that she opted for because four years ago when she was placed in a state care facility, she was raped by North African migrants. She then attempted to commit suicide by jumping off of a fifth floor building. It left her a paraplegic. And then after having turned to the government, after having turned to the state, to authorities for help, what did they offer her? They offered her suicide. They offered her a quick death. And we are told at human events that just moments ago in a hospital in Spain, Noia Ramos was killed by the Spanish government. Her friends, her family, we're told, were not even allowed in to talk with her to as they wanted to try to get her to change her decision. And I'd like. I'm here with Libby Emmons from the Post Millennial and Human Events. Libby, can we, can we just say a prayer for this, this young girl?

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Yeah, I think we should, I think we should say Hail Mary for her.

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Would you guys, would you guys join me? And we're going to do a Hail Mary and an. Our Father, name of the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit. Amen. Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee.

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Blessed art thou among women. Blessed is the fruit, fruit of thy womb, Jesus.

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Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for

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us sinners now and at the hour of our death. Amen.

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Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.

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Amen.

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The Father, Son, Holy Spirit. Amen. Libby, I want to get into this story with you in a little bit. We've got a couple of minutes until the break. Does this surprise you that we hear stories like this? As much as I hate to say

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it, it's not surprising as it used to be. It had been surprising. About four years ago, we saw a woman in the Netherlands trying to opt for assisted suicide based on depression. We've seen this start to spring up in Canada, people opting for suicide based on, you know, seasonal depressive disorder, things like this. And I think we are living in a western culture that no longer values life, that puts death over life. It does it in countless situations, not just euthanasia, but abortion and transgender as well. And it's. And also the deprioritization of family and motherhood and fatherhood. And it's really a devastating situation that we're in now where people can just opt to have the state kill them instead of figure out how to deal with their lives instead of trust in God.

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These are the wages of a materialistic, deterministic, secular culture. We need to live in a culture of life. We need to live in a culture that places the value of the human life, life above all values. There is no question and there can be no compromise on this. The value of our human citizens must come first at all times. The end. What do we see as well, and I'm just going to say it, this is the end result of all leftist politics. The end result of leftist politics is that it leaves young girls raped and murdered by the state. We've seen it again and again and again. Why do we think it would ever take a different form when it takes power anywhere in the world? Right back. Jack Posobic Lemie Emmons Human Events Daily.

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Welcome to the second American Revolution. All right, folks, we're back here. Jack Posobic, Live Human Events Daily. We're here at CPAC Dallas 2026 with Libby Emmons from Human Events as well as the post Millennial Libby. We're looking at this situation, this. Absolutely. And I'm just going to call it what it is. I'm going to call it what it is. This disgraceful story out of Spain that just happened where a 25 year old girl who went to see. She went to the hospital. She went to the hospital looking for help. They put her in a state run home where she was raped, gang raped by migrants. She then tried to commit suicide by jumping off of the roof. Paralyzes herself. And what does the state do for her? Do they help her with her suicidal ideation? Do they help her with her depression? No, they recommend suicide. Euthanasia. And this is what the state has done in Spain. This was not euthanasia. This was murder. Let's be blunt. This was murder of a young 25 year old girl who deserved better. But when you do not have a culture of life, then you become a culture of death. When you do not embrace life, you by default embrace death. We cannot have that culture. And this is the wages of it. They say that it's done in the name of compassion. This is not compassion. This is unhuman. This is unhuman. Libby. I'm fired up about this. We're hearing stories about how the hospital pressured her into it because her organs were already committed. We're hearing stories that friends and family were blocked from or certain members of the family were blocked from being able to see Libby. How do we get to a place like this in socialist Spain?

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And that's what it is.

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Pedro Sanchez is socialist, unhuman Spain, where they can take a beautiful young girl like Noelia and have an outcome that turns into this. And they call it compassion.

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Yeah. And what's really amazing is she actually fought her father in order to try and kill herself in order to get this, what they call a procedure.

[B]

Wait, what do you mean fought her father? What does that mean?

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Her father brought a suit and said that she shouldn't be permitted to go through with it. That the state should not be permitted to take his daughter's life. And they fought in court over it and she won the right to die here. So her father was against it, her mother was against it. And when you talk about the hospital having already dedicated her organs, I think we really need to add up how much money that hospital is going to get from each one of those surgeries and who's benefiting from these organs because that's absolutely unconscionable that a hospital would prioritize some lives over a young girl's life.

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And you were mentioning before the break a little bit, and I know you've done so much work into this emerging and very disturbing trend. Denmark, the Scandinavian countries, and also in Canada, where it's made is is what it's called up there, the state enforced. And again, these are, and I want to separate this out from, from cases of, say, a terminal cancer patient or someone who is terminally ill with some other issue. We are seeing abject, it seems to me, widespread application of these for, what was it? Economic distress, economic distress and depression.

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One man requested maid because he was homeless. Another woman who asked for a ramp to be installed in her home to assist her with her wheelchair was offered assisted suicide instead of a ramp because the wait was too long. And all of it is absolutely insane. And I think Americans need to know that it's coming to America. It's not necessarily at a federal level yet, but assisted suicide is certainly something that has taken hold in a number of states, including Vermont and others, and it's on the ballot in other states. I know that West Virginia recently passed a constitutional amendment saying that euthanasia would never be permitted in the state, which was something that I think is very important. And more states should go with that. Yes, I agree with that. But this young woman is really just a harbinger of what's to come across the West. Many of these nations, they call it compassion and they disguise this murder as something that's compassionate. But there is absolutely no compassion in letting a young woman take her own life because she's too sad to live.

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What is the breakdown? And you're an expert at this. Libby, break down for me and for the CPAC audience that's here. If you believe in pro life, if you believe in the value of life, we have to understand that, yes, it is abortion, but it's also this assisted suicide as well, when so many people in these countries are signing up for it. And these are tests. These are test cases because they want to bring this to our shores, to the United States. We must ban assisted suicide in 50 out of 50 of the United of the states in this country. And yes, even at the federal level, I would support a ban against it. Don't know if we get it there, but I would certainly support it.

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I would support that.

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It is absolutely abhorrent because you Set up a system of, of incentives. They incentivize death. They incentivize. And by the way, they would incentivize young death. This is exactly what they've done. You've created a pervasive system here. Walk us through, though, the, the marketing pitch. How did they get to a point where they say that someone dying is a form of compassion?

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Well, they started with something that a lot of people can say, oh, that sort of makes sense. Terminal cases, as you mentioned, the idea was that if you're terminal, if you have a terminal cancer diagnosis, something like that, you're not going to survive. Then they would say, okay, you know, in that case, you can have an assisted suicide.

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This came up very recently and close to home with the great Scott Adams. Yes, Scott Adams was given a terminal diagnosis. And at one point, Scott Adams had actually came out on his podcast, was just earlier this year, or last year, I guess last year, and said that within the year that he was contemplating and had chosen a date for his own euthanasia. And then what happened? His whole audience came together and prayed for him and urged him to walk against it. And not only did Scott not commit to this euthanasia, not only that, but in the last days of his life, he committed his life to Christ Jesus, and he accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and savior instead. And I believe that the reason that God gave him that extra time was to bring him to Christ.

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That's absolutely beautiful. I, you know, I believe that too. But that's how it started with this idea that if you're terminal, you can choose death. And it has just expanded since then so that people who have other kinds of conditions, they talk about what the conditions should be. You know, they talk about the law. Anyone of legal age who has medically certified serious and incurable illness or a serious chronic and disabling condition can apply for euthanasia if they are capable and conscious of, and that's the key thing there, a serious chronic and disabling condition. Because you can put anything under that heading. You can put mental illness, you can put, you know, sciatica, you could put anything you want under that condition, that segment, and then say, because of this, I should be allowed to kill myself. But that kind of despair is not something that should be encouraged. And it certainly shouldn't be encouraged by a government that is willing to take some your tax dollars and is absolutely refusing to help you in your most egregious time of need.

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You have something that you pulled up on your phone. I guess this was Released from Noelia Ramos and what Libby has here. And I want to read this for the audience that's here locally and also for the folks back at home. You have the final words of Noelia Ramos.

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Yes. She gave an interview before her death and she said, I was very clear about it from the beginning. None of my family is in favor of euthanasia. Obviously, because I'm another pillar of the family. I'm leaving. And you're staying here with all the pain. But I think all the pain I've suffered over the years, I just want to leave in peace now and stop suffering, period. And a father's or a mother's or a sister's happiness doesn't have to come before a daughter's happiness or sadness of a daughter's life. And I think that's just so tragic. Because what are we if not responsible to one another? Responsible for the for and to the people that we love and care about. And these lives that we live, they're not necessarily our own, right? These lives are from God. And it's up to us to do the best we can with them and to not eliminate our own lives before our time has come.

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That's exactly right. Ladies and gentlemen, we believe in a culture of defending life. We defend the innocent, we defend the pre born, we defend the babies. We defend those who may be the defenseless. And if you're in a depressive state, if you're worried about the economy, the answer is not suicide. The answer is to let Jesus Christ into your heart and accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and savior and king of the universe. Because if you know that Christ is king, then you know that every single victory has already been accomplished on the cross. That is why we are here, just a few days away from Easter Sunday. That means that no matter the pain, the suffering, the passion of Good Friday, the stone will be rolled away come Easter Sunday. That is the message of Christ Jesus. Be right back. Human events. Talk about influencers. These are influencers and they're friends of mine.

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Jack.

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Where's Jack?

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Jack.

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Ladies and gentlemen, we are here. We're back live. CPAC 2026, give it up. CPAC. How you doing out there? You guys ready for a little bit of a surprise? You ready for a surprise? Guess maybe. Oh, they're ready. They're ready. So we got Nick Sword. Don't worry, it's not Nick. It's not Nick? No, Nick is a surprise. But he's not though. No, we're not. Just a little disappointed. It's okay. Nick Sword. Are you here? By the way, you were just up real quick in Portland and you were testifying for two and a half hours on the stand about Antifa, about these crazy assaulters, these violent rioters, these leftist domestic terrorists. You were in that case testifying on behalf of the prosecution in this Antifa trial. Tell us the outcome.

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Yeah, well, predictably, out in Portland, Antifa basically operates with total impunity. We were trying to see if justice was possible out there. It was somebody that literally was attacking me on the street. And of course the verdict ended up being not guilty on all counts. Total acquittal. Even though it's on video being attacked in the street. It's crazy, crazy and it's. I don't know if there's any way to save cities like that.

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This morning, ladies and gentlemen, we need to do federal indictments against all of Antifa. We need to take this up to federal trials. And I'll tell you something right now, if that doesn't work with the juries, then I say we take them to military tribunals. I'm totally. Because these people are enemies of our country. Well, let me tell you something, ladies and gentlemen. I promised you a special guest and I cannot think of a guest that would be any more appropriate to have on the Human Events Daily show today, to have here. We've interviewed him before, but never before in person. Ladies and gentlemen, as a surprise for all of you here at CPAC Dallas, we have straight from Minneapolis, Minnesota, the commander at large of Border Patrol, Ladies and gentlemen, Greg Bovino joins us now on stage. The commander against all of the forces of ICE that were going against ice, against them, the antifa, the illegals, the greatest member of Border Patrol, the greatest leader that we've seen. He joins us here on stage. Ladies and gentlemen, after a 30 year career, can we get a round of applause to Greg Bovino for keeping our country safe. Same. Commander Bovino, tell us what it's like. I understand you were just on the maid stage of cpac. Tell us what it's like. Just a few weeks ago you were squaring off against these leftists in the streets, in the cold, doing everything you could to keep us safe and to keep the ICE agents safe so they could conduct their work. Tell us what it's like going from that here to CPAC and getting the standing ovation that, that you received. Sure.

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Well, first, thanks for having me. It was very special to be here at CPAC and to go out on stage like that. As I said there, I left a tribe that was the mean green team, the US Border Patrol, and joined another tribe. I joined your tribe and your tribe, Nick and Jack. What a tribe this is, this movement, the cpap, the conservatives. We've got a lot of fighting to do. We've got a lot of very important issues in this nation that confront us. He's already talked about several of them and it's good to be part of that.

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It's an honor. Commander Bovino, tell us, what does, what does the media get wrong the most when they talk about your men, when they talk about your operations? The New York Times, of course, sliming you again. New York slimes. That's why we call them that, by the way, as a guy who's been a recipient of that, and Nick as well. I always say I never. You can't trust, trust a man who hasn't had at least two New York Times hit pieces. It used to be one. It used to be one, but then they, they became so equal opportunity. I had to move it to two. So now it's two. I'm up to two. So you've got, you got more than, more than, more than your share. But, but tell us what they get wrong so much about you and your men and your operations and your work.

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Sure. You know, I think they discount what is really happening there with the Border Patrol, that interior enforcement mission. It is about mass deportations. It is about restoring America to what America is. Make no bones about it. They don't want you to know the truth. They don't. They'll obfuscate, they'll lie about those grand border patrol agents, those grand ICE agents out there putting it on the line. And I tell you what, it's, it's, it's reprehensible the way they do that. So you've got the very best out there putting it all on the line, and they discount that.

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Well, and you're. And, and I remember you saying this the last time you're on, that it would be so much safer if you didn't have to deal with these sanctuary policies, that your men could then be able to go into a controlled environment, whether it be a prison or whether it be a courthouse or whether it be some place where people already checked, where it's already safe. You can make the transfer there. But it's because of these sanctuary areas that then you have to go above and beyond and put, by the way, yourselves at risk and potentially family members or others at risk. That's because of those policies, isn't it? Exactly.

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You know, I think there would be a lot less violence, perhaps a lot less shootings if they would allow us to do our job. Remember, that job's legal, ethical and moral. We've done that job for, in the board of control, 101 years now. And why it's stopping now at this point in time and how these sanctuary policies in cities and states have came about is. It's really. It's gum in the works, though.

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You know, Jack, I want to add this in here. I've been, you know, walking around with Commander Bovino out here. The amount of support that he has gotten, both, you know, talking to young people, older folks, and a man just came up to us, I won't say his name, but a black man from Los Angeles that came up and just wanted to genuinely thank the commander for the work that he did, allowing kids in Los Angeles to walk the streets again and not have to worry about being. Or as much worry about, you know, being eliminated by an illegal alien. And you could tell he was genuinely appreciative. And people don't see. See that side of things.

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So I've. I've seen he's been getting mobbed out here. Mobbed in the good way, not in the. In the way you're used to. Yeah, you don't, you don't need any gas for this crowd, I hope, by the way, unless, I don't know, you might. Might have a couple of. A couple of Steve Bannon fans. He. He gets. The ladies. They get a little. They get a little randy, what can I say? But, but Commander Bovino, just. Just in the last minute that we have, before we go here, I want to ask you, you mentioned a number in your last interview that you had a vision for, for the total of deportations that you'd like to see. How many total deportations would you like to see in this country?

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Well, I like to see all of them, but that hard and fast number, 100 million.

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100 million deportations. Can we get a round of applause for that, ladies and gentlemen? That's all. We have to run to a break here, folks. That's Commander Bovino. He's got a lot of work to do. Nick Sort, or you know him, you know where to find him. Folks, can we get one more round of applause for the 30 year career of Commander Bovino, who, by the way, I would totally love to see 35 years and 40 years and all the way, because I think we need to take him out of retirement. That's just me. Turn around. Show the back. Show in the back. There you go. There it is. U.S. border Patrol. Turn and burn with the green machine. Mayor, it's an honor. Thank you.

[F]

It's an honor.

[B]

A lot of travel lately, I've been

[A]

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[B]

And Jack. Where's Jack? 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. We're always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys and these are the guys should be getting policies. All right, Jack. Wasobic. Here we are back live Human events daily. We're here at CPAC 2026 incredible Patriot Convention that's being put on right in ground zero. And when we look at the future of this country, of course, it is Texas that is going to be ground zero, the establishment versus the grassroots, Coran versus Paxton. By the way, I hope you everyone in this room within the sound of my voice and everybody back home knows that human events daily is always and has always been proudly on the side of Ken Action Paxton. And Ken Paxton is going to be one of the greatest senators in Texas history when he wins not only the primary but also the general election against the fake and phony Christian, James Talarico, the blasphemous, heretical James Talarico, I might add, he is going to dominate him because God is on the side. God is on the side of the truth. And that's what action packs. And folks, we understand as well that as we sit and I said this on FOX News last night, and I'll say it to you again, that as we sit here, we know that elements of the 82nd Airborne are making their way, they're winging their way towards potential action in Carg Island. And we said this on the show yesterday, I said it last night on Fox that we could see within 72 hours the 82nd Airborne making a combat drop, combat jump into Carg Island. And so, of course, our prayers are with our fighting men. Our prayers are with them should President Trump make that momentous decision to send troops into harm's way to conduct a raid on Karg Island. We also hear, by the way, that J.D. vance may be tasked and may be sent as Judy calls, to head and dispatched to Pakistan to head over there to potentially lead up negotiations and talks with the Iranians live there on the ground. And so, of course, human events, we are going to be tracking that. We'll be back here tomorrow at the same time, I'm going to be on main stage in just a little bit of time. We're talking about Christianity. We we're talking about freedom of religion. And then tomorrow morning, I'll be giving a speech as well. We've got something special for you guys right now. So a little while ago, I sat down with the deputy attorney general, Todd Blanch. And let me tell you something. The very first question I asked Todd, Blanche, Jeffrey Epstein, the Epstein files, the videotapes, the case is the case still open on Jeffrey Epstein? I put that and submitted it directly to the deputy attorney general. And he is going to be on here in just a few moments time answering that very question, as well as questions about Tyler Robinson, questions about antifa and questions about denaturalization. So Here we go. I'm going to throw to that our

[A]

interview with Todd Blanch. All right, Jack Posobic, we are here at CPAC and very honored to be sitting down with the Deputy Attorney General, Todd Blanche. Todd, thank you so much for join.

[E]

Thank you for having me, Jack. It's good to be here.

[A]

So when your team reached out, one of the first things that they, they said that you wanted to get into was, of course, this. You know, the most viral story over the past year, the Jeffrey Epstein case. And this is something where obviously my listeners and have been looking at this for years. You've been all over this for 11 months. You travel down, you spent two days with Ghislaine Maxwell. You dug into this. What is your, I'll ask, you know, without getting into too many details at first, what is, what is your sense of where that case is? Do you feel like enough has been done, or would you like to see more?

[E]

Look, I, what we have said since day one is that if there is any victim or witness that is, that can come forward and give us any evidence that we can use to charge, we welcome it. And, and that's something that the Attorney General has said. That's something Director Patel has said, and I've said it as well. And the challenge that we have, the challenge that we have is that everybody in this country and a lot of people throughout the world expect that there should be new investigations and new charges brought. And we want that, too. We want to be able to vindicate the rights of the victims that were harmed and destroyed, had their lives destroyed by Epstein. But the challenge there is we need evidence and we have to be able to prove it. And so I love what President Trump did when he signed the Transparency Act. He basically said, let's just get everything out there. And remember, by law, we were not allowed to release that information. So the reason why it wasn't released until this year is because there were laws and there were judges in New York and Florida that had protective orders in place. And so we weren't allowed to release all those emails and all that information that's now been released. It's now released. Everybody can look at it. Members of Congress, Republicans or Democrat, can go and look at anything they want unredacted to make sure we redacted the right things. And, and so we were hopeful that this hopefully brings an end to the suspicion, maybe not all the suspicion, but to the suspicion around whether we're hiding anything, because we are not, and allows us to go on to prosecuting, to the extent we need to or go on to the rest of our, of our work.

[A]

Because when you look at this, and I can understand why people have been frustrated. I'm sure you can as well.

[E]

Yes.

[A]

With the pace of things here. This is. Something happened. I mean, his death was seven years ago at this point almost. And we're now only now finally getting to start to see some of this stuff because of this release that, that you say so many people, high profile individuals have suffered, we'll say reputational damage. Bill Gates, Larry Summers, Reid Hoffman, for example, and a myriad of others that, that people at Les Wexner, that people can think of, the President of the World Economic Forum had to resign over this. So, so you can understand why when people look at this, and not to mention the UK Prince Andrew, former Prince Andrew, the US Ambassador or the UK Ambassador to the US that you can understand why people, when they see those names, what would you say to them to say why aren't we seeing criminal proceedings against high profile individuals like those?

[E]

It's great, it's a great question. And yes, I think the Attorney General, Director Patel, myself, of course we understand people's frustration because, because for years nothing was done. I mean, think about this. The first prosecution was done during the Bush years, okay? And then, and then President Trump and Trump, 45, prosecuted Epstein again and then, and then Maxwell after, after he died. And then nothing was done for four years. And so now people are saying, why aren't you doing something? It's 2025, 2026, and we're talking about conduct that took place in the 90s and early 2 2000s for the most part. And so yes, I, everybody has said from day one, this should have been handled much differently for years and years and years. And wasn't as far as your question about these famous or these recognizable names that are having to step down from boards or leave their post teaching Prince Andrew, if you look at the reasons why in each of those cases, at least that I've seen, it's not because they were caught doing something criminal. So it's not as if there was a video of any of them abusing a minor. It's just because of their relationship with Epstein. And so we'll work. Listen, people have said, and it's being floated around X and it's a lie that I have said that we're done investigating. I have never said that and I will never say that. What I have said is what I said to you a minute ago, which is that the FBI possesses those files now the whole world has them. We need witnesses, we need victims. We need people that if we're missing something, if there's somebody out there that abused women, whether it was 1990, because there's no statute of limitations, assuming they're underage or as late as 2017, you know, before Epstein was investigated. Come forward, bring us your proof, and we'll investigate it. Director Patel has said he will talk to any victim. His agents will work any case. And. And that's what we've said from day one. So, look, I understand the frustration. We've been working extremely hard to be as transparent as we can with the American people. And we didn't get everything right. We didn't. Part of that was because the law didn't let us release things. Part of it was communications which we should have done a better job of. But we have been transparent. And I hope that your listeners and that the folks that pay attention to the this get there.

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[B]

And that. That is, I. I'm being honest.

[A]

But the case is not closed.

[E]

Correct? It never was closed. And by the way, we will. It will never be closed ever. Because there's no statute of limitations. And so assuming we can prove a case, whether it's today, tomorrow or in a decade, we can prove a case. And, and, and, but that's different than me saying, oh yes, we're actively investigating Reid Hoffman.

[B]

Right.

[E]

Because what I'm saying is that we will never close this case. We will never close this case.

[A]

But we will, because Reid Hoffman, for example, is some, I mean, the amount of times he was at the island, the amount of documented visits and contacts, again, to your point, you know, is it, is it direct evidence or criminal contact? You know, we haven't seen that, but I haven't. But you know, if you have, you know, perhaps, you know, there was something that hasn't come out, but it really seems like that would be potentially a place where there's a lot of smoke.

[E]

Yeah, he, he admitted it and he said I went to the island. And so, yeah, I agree with you. I'm not, by the way, I'm not hiding anything from you, I promise you. If we had evidence.

[A]

I'm not saying hiding, I'm saying if

[E]

there were something, if we had evidence Reid Hoffman did something with a, with an underage woman, you better believe we would be investigating it. I mean, without a doubt. And not just Reid Hoffman, any of the people mentioned the files, anybody. And that's what, look, we're always open for business and we always will be when it comes to that.

[A]

Understood. I wanted to ask you as well, just on our, on our listeners, you know, and one of the big questions that, and stories that I always focus on is the question of antifa, the question of domestic terrorism in this country. There was a story from CBS recently that the DOJ was working to put together in on prior Navy intelligence, we used to call them tiger teams, that of FBI agents and IRS agents looking at left wing NGOs, organizations, revenue channels that are coming through that could potentially be supporting domestic terrorism. This of course coming out following the domestic terrorism memo by the President and then, or the EO by the President and then the memo from AG Bondi. Are you able to tell us anything about the status of that new effort?

[E]

Yeah, we're working. It's a major priority of the Attorney General's, It's a major priority of President Trump's, the Vice President. And, and what you just said is right. You are allowed to protest in this country. Go for it. A lot of what we see those folks doing is not protests. It is literally domestic terrorism. When you have these large groups of individuals all show up putting on the same masks, wearing the same shirts at the same location, wearing all given the same umbrellas, and then given a directive to go inject fear and terror in our federal law enforcement. That is not a protest. That. That is a federal crime. And. And so you better believe we're investigating it. And the President was right in issuing that eo. The Attorney General has stood up a task force. I love Tiger Team. I might start using that. I like that. And. And yes, we will not tolerate that. And by the way, nobody should tolerate that. That is not a Republican or Democrat issue. You know, there are just as many when we see that our men and women in blue federal law enforcement officers being assaulted and tormented like we're in a third world country. The fact that everybody in this country isn't enraged at that is shocking and sad, but we're enraged. And so we're doing something about it.

[A]

Well, on the domestic terrorism front and sort of these organizations, and as you know, that there's this criminal case that's open right now and is still ongoing, not at the federal level, but at the state level in Utah. And that's the murder of Charlie Kirk. And this is something, obviously, I know the DOJ has looked into it. Charlie had, you know, relationships with so many people in the admin. And for people who are looking at that when they question these links to potential groups who seem to have prior knowledge that this was going to take place, tweets that are up, songs that had been released, and just a lot of chatter around that Utah event prior to 9 10. Are you able to tell us if that's something that either the Tiger Teams or anyone at the federal level is digging into?

[E]

So here's what I'll say. You're right that Charlie was loved by everybody from President Trump on down to Director Patel, the Attorney General, myself. I was in the Oval Office with Charlie and the President a few weeks before he was assassinated. I was. I was in the White House with him. I spoke with him on the phone shortly before he was assassinated. If. If there's a soul out there that thinks that the FBI is not turning over every single stone, they are not paying attention. And so the rhetoric out there that suggests that we're not just because there isn't an answer that is satisfying or just because there isn't something public people have to appreciate. Criminal cases are very important. The cause of justice for Erica and for all of us is extremely important. And the federal government, it's, of course, in our interest to do everything we can to find out everything that anybody knows about that. And so yeah, we're doing that and we won't stop doing it. And we have been doing it and we're working. We stay in contact with the state prosecutor. Prosecutors who are, are doing a great job.

[A]

Are you.

[E]

We're not going to stop.

[A]

Are you confident then in the case against Tyler Robinson?

[E]

Look, I want to be very careful not to mess up their case by commenting on it because I as a prosecutor that public statements by another prosecutor can be damaging. But I let me put it this way. If there was any question about our confidence level, the attorney general, the president, myself, the vice president, Director Cash would not stand for that.

[A]

Understood. And obviously it's an, it's an active case. Charlie's a very close friend of mine and, and I appreciate the level that, that of openness that everyone from the doj, the FBI etc has had with Turning Point USA and with the family to be able to answer questions. And of course you don't want to get ahead of your skis because this, this does go to trial later this year. But I certainly appreciate that and I know we short time today, but one, one piece I wanted to get into that actually your office had flagged for us was, you know, you mentioned how these antifa groups are going after the ICE operations over at dhs. But one piece where DOJ has come in recently that I've seen is an uptick to me it looks like an uptick in a new tactic of denaturalization and denaturalization of it looks, looks to be fraudsters. We've seen this a couple of times now already. Is that a new tactic where DOJ is able to come in and look at the these cases, which I understand it goes sort of between dhs, DOJ and Department of State because you're looking at naturalization where, where you can come in and denaturalize in these cases where they find that fraud has been committed.

[E]

Yes, I mean you're right. It's, it hasn't been used a lot. And it's a perfect example of working together with the entire executive, the State Department, dhs, ice, Customs and then the Department of Justice defending it. And we just announced I think yesterday that we have three guys who are fraudsters. They lied on their citizenship applications and we're taking away their, we're denaturalizing, they're getting deported. And that's something that we are going to aggressively do, aggressively do going forward. I think both DHS has said that publicly. Secretary Rubio has been yelling it from the rooftops that for a long time that it is a privilege. It is a privilege to be in this country. It is not a right. It is not a right, is a privilege. And if you come in here and lie to get citizenship, if you, if you commit fraud, of course we should not let those people stay. And that's, again, not a Republican or Democrat issue. That's an American issue. And so, yes, we're, we're, we're working hard on that. We had three that we did yesterday and, and we're working with DHS and State, and we'll continue that.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Are there any high profile ones that you're able to let us know about that?

[E]

But look, I don't think. Here's what I'll say about that. It doesn't matter who you are. I don't, I do not assume that because you are high profile that you are protected because our laws are our laws and we cannot have people who committed fraud to get citizenship. That's a, that's a terrible fact. If we allow you to stay here.

[A]

And this is, this is one of the reasons that President Trump won the election was because of the abuse of the system of justice. And it seemed like there was as, as you well know from, from the trial that it seemed as though there was a different set of laws for the privileged elite and then one set for everybody else.

[E]

And that's why he won, because the American people said, we're not going to stand for that, we don't want that. And so we get that and President Trump gets that and, and so does the Attorney general every day. So, yes, and, and it's a process that, that it's, it's something that should always be done, and we're doing it.

[A]

General Blanche, thank you so much for your time.