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Jack Posobiec
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Evita Duffy
A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran. This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posovic.
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Jack Posobiec
Christ is king. Trump is making moves to restrict birthright citizenship, just signing two new executive orders just weeks after his first attempt was rejected by the US Supreme Court.
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Unidentified Supporter/Caller
Unfortunately, we had a bad decision, very unfair decision. Our country suffers because of it and we're ending it a different way.
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News Reporter
The President signing two executive orders Thursday taking a more narrow approach to stop the children born to non citizens in the US from automatically being granted US Citizenship.
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Unidentified Supporter/Caller
We're cracking down. Very big, very big, big crackdowns. And this will give us the right to do it in a much forceful manner.
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News Reporter
In a narrow June decision, the Supreme Court shot down President Trump's first attempt at restricting the right guaranteed by the 14th Amendment to the Constitution. The new executive orders are more focused, denying automatic citizenship to children of foreign diplomatic staff working in the U.S. children of people classified as alien enemies, children born in U.S. territories if Congress changes the law, and children born to mothers taking part in so called birth tourism.
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Jack Posobiec
We have some breaking news this morning.
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News Reporter
New data shows concern in the job market. US employers lost 23,000 jobs in July, falling well short of expectations. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate changed little, ticking down 4.1%.
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Jack Posobiec
The Trump administration has quietly ordered US airports to hand over the name of every single passenger to ice. Not suspects, not people with warrants, everyone. The TSA is now feeding ICE passenger lists multiple times a week and ICE is cross checking those names against deportation databases. John gannon is a 75 year old businessman and lifelong Republican whose supported President Trump in 2024. I wouldn't do that again, not after this fiasco. His fiance, 45 year old Venezuelan immigrant Yasmin Suarez Reyes, was detained by ICE at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston in late July. Eight ICE agents swarmed Jasmine and detained her. Didn't tell us why.
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Evita Duffy
How help us. Hey you guys, come help Us. Ice is here. Help us. Help us.
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Jack Posobiec
No, don't show me.
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Unidentified Supporter/Caller
No. Stop.
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Evita Duffy
No, I'm not going to do that. You come on this side.
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Jack Posobiec
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily. We're here live on Real America's voice. Today is August 7, 2026 Anno Dominey. My gosh, you look at those videos that are coming out now. And CBS had this guy last night or the night before. I don't know what it was that he. He's up there saying, oh, and Ice, they took my fiance. And, and she was. She's from Venezuela. And yes, she may not have been here legally, but. But she told me she loved me. And that's it. Like, dude, you're getting played, bro. You're getting played. By the way, how many adult age children does this guy have who are now breathing a sigh of relief? I bet you it was this guy's adult called Ice on the. You know, the quote, unquote new mom to be there from Venezuela. It's like, bro, bro, she's using you, okay? What do you mean? She told me. She told me I wasn't like all the other men. Jasmine told me this was for real. Jasmine told me no man had ever made me feel like that. And you know, she's just trying to get a little bit of money to put herself through nursing school, right? She's got a kid at home. I'm a good guy. I'm just trying to help. I'm just trying to be out there. I was like, bro, bro, seriously, Seriously. No, honestly, like, like, you could probably do a little bit better than just saying, like, in general, if that's what you're looking for. But no, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. They have to go back. They have to go back. All the South American. All the South American hoochies coming up for the sugar daddies. They're going back. Every single one of them. Every single one of them. And we're not doing it anymore. We are not doing it anymore. And so guess what? The airport raids are phenomenal. And the airport raids will continue. Because here's how it works, boys and girls. Airports are located within the federal United States. That means that ICE has jurisdiction at every airport. And I love these guys, too. I saw these libs on TikTok, not Chai's page, but. And, and it go. And they were saying, do you know that the Trump administration is now like, looking up every person who gets on a plane? They're like checking the list. What do you think happens when, when you go to an airport, what do you think that they're doing when they're checking your id, when they're checking your facial recognition, where they're doing all that? And I'm not even like you know, going to come out and support that, all of it. But I'm saying is, you do realize that they check that every time you get on a plane, right? There's always a security check. This has been in place since before 9 11. And in fact, and by the way, if immigration had been something that we focused on pre 911 then 911 wouldn't have happened because those people, a number of them had outstanding visas and other shouldn't have visas in the first place. It literally would have prevented 9 11. Literally. And so we're going to continue the airport raids and if you don't like it by the way, you can, you can simply go ahead and book a one way ticket home. It's really simple. You're already at the airport and just think, you know, instead of doing something illegal, I'm going to do the first legal thing that I've done in however many years it's been and I'm going to go home. It's really simple. If you came into this country and the first thing you did was break in, the first thing you did was not follow our laws, then that makes you a criminal. And that means you have to go back. It's really simple. And I applaud eyes for continuing this. I hope that you have more. I want to see more of these things. I want them to keep going. And to the sugar daddies out there, the 70 year old sugar daddies. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. You're going to have to, to actually, actually focus on your own children and grandchildren. Jack Posovic back soon. Human Events Daily.
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Unidentified Supporter/Caller
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 who've been getting Pulitzers.
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Jack Posobiec
All right folks, Jack Posobec back here. Human Events Daily, ladies and gentlemen. Every day more of our personal information ends up online than most people realize. Your name, your home address, phone number, family members, old addresses, email addresses, even information from past data breaches is often just a few clicks away. Hundreds of data broker websites collect and publish that information. And unless you take action, stays right there. Someone with Bad intentions can use those details to piece together where you live, who you're related to, and other personal information. If you're politically active, you work in the media, or simply value your family's privacy, it's worth taking seriously. That's where Patriot Protect comes in. Pager Protect works to remove your personal information from data broker websites before the wrong people can use it. Instead of waiting until after you've become a victim, they help make you much harder to find in the first place. A single phone scam or identity theft incident can cost you thousands of dollars. Protecting yourself is a lot less expensive. Go to Patriot protect, excuse me, patriot-protect.com poso and use promo code poso to save 15%. Take control of your privacy, add some digital camouflage to your life, and make yourself much harder to find online. Patriot-protect.com post I want to welcome on our first guest, it's of course the great Beau French. He's running for Texas Railroad commissioner. He won the primary. Beau, how are you?
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Beau French
Jack? I'm great. Thanks for having me on today.
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Jack Posobiec
Well, you know, you've, you're, you know, you're running statewide in Texas. Of course, Texas is a huge target state for the Democrats this time around. And we've been having this, you know, it started with this, they called it the great Burrito beef on social media the last, you know, the last week or so. And you popped in there and I, and you had, you had this great chart that you were talking about. And then you and I had a conversation and you said that, look, when out on the campaign trail as you go across the great state of Texas, you've been talking to a lot of young voters, a lot of working class voters, and it seems to me that's where you're hearing a lot of these same concerns. So tell us about the chart. Tell us about what you're hearing.
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Beau French
Yeah, I mean, it's really simple, Jack. I mean, Economics 101, we have sort of two sides to this equation. We have the fact that our government has spent uncontrollably over the last number of decades. They've printed enormous amounts of money and saddled future generations with massive amounts of debt. And most Republicans will agree with that. But what the other side of the equation that a lot of people seem to miss is the fact that, and you know, Trump tapped into this, you know, in his first election 10 years ago, and is the fact that there are a bunch of people in this country who shouldn't be here. And why are they here? It's not Just the illegal aliens. And, you know, estimates range from, you know, 50 million to 100 million of those. It's also the H1B workers. It's the people who have come to this country because they view it as an economic zone. Can't blame them for wanting to come. But the effect of that is, is they, those people are more often willing to work for much lower wages. So while everything, because of the massive amount of inflation that government spending and largess has caused, wages have not kept up with that because we have 100 million people or whatever the number is in this country who are willing to work at a lower price. So if you're, you know, 25 years old and you know, you're, you know, a couple years out of, out of college or a few years out of high school and you're, you're trying to get a job, you know, and especially like blue collar type jobs, you just think about it, these people are having to compete with someone who is willing to work for 75%, 50% of the wages that you're, that you need to survive on. And so everything is more expensive, but wages have been kept up. And that's what these young people are noticing. And let me tell you something, I've traveled the whole state of Texas, I'm talking to young people all of the time. And this is a consistent theme. And I think it's one of the reasons why my campaign has kind of caught fire because I'm really speaking about these issues that they know. And I think very few people in public office are willing to address the root causes of these issues. And, you know, it's time we change that.
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Jack Posobiec
Well, and it's so important the way that you're describing this, because obviously, you know, you're running for office, you have to listen to the voters. That's first and foremost because I've seen, you know, kind of this toned up response from a lot of the D.C. republicans saying, oh, you know, you just kind of have to suck it up and you should, you should settle for less. And that's not really something as a party you want to be offering voters when they tell you, hey, I'm experiencing pain. I mean, it goes back to 1992. And you know, Bill Clinton, who I'm no fan of, but he would connect with voters because he said, I feel your pain. He would just, he would just say it over and over and over. And we saw what happened with, with Bush and Perot and the fact that Perot even had that lane to go into was because Bush was so tone deaf on so many of these issues. And the idea being that first and foremost is meet, meet the people where they are. And it sounds like you're doing that. And then, yes, talk about not just cost of living, but then also all of these underlying, underlying things. We were doing a show last night with the Turning Point crew and I, I said it's kind of like layers of a burrito, if you will, that, you know, the amount of pressure that, you know that, that young, young voters, young people, the working class are feeling because you got, you got rent being up, you've got the pressure in the workforce, and again, you've got illegal aliens and H1Bs, H2Bs that have taken up so many of the jobs, that the labor, that has a downward pressure effect on wages.
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Beau French
Well, and there's the other side of that too, is on the demand side. Right. The Democrats have wanted to make this election about affordability. Look, I think that's a fair thing to talk about. But let's, let's look at why things are less affordable again. If there are 100 million people in this country from foreign lands, mostly third world lands, occupying housing and apartments, well, guess what? The landlords can charge more for those because the demand is higher. So this is why, you know, Scott Bessant was, was on tv, I believe, yesterday, and he mentioned that everywhere where ICE has gone, rents have actually come down. And of course, because you are removing the people who are occupying housing and apartments and freeing that up for the marketplace to actually work as it is intended to. And so there are lots of facets to this, but really the overarching issue, and especially the one that young people feel the most is it is mass deportations. Right? If we can address mass deportations and speed that up in a way beyond just the million or 2 million that they're talking about doing, and get that to 5 or 10 million a year, well, then we can really start seeing dramatic change in the demand side of the equation. And then, and then wages will start to go back up as well. And really that, that is how we're going to reset this country and that's how we're going to save young people from being attracted to, you know, these DSA type candidates who are promising them the sun. Of course, we all know that, you know, we're, you and I are old enough to know that socialism doesn't work, but a lot of young people don't necessarily know that. They certainly weren't taught that in school or in history class. And so it is attractive when you're promised all of these things because you're feeling the economic pain now. And so Republicans, it is incumbent on us to demonstrate that not only do we hear them and understand them, but we actually have solutions.
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Jack Posobiec
Well, it's exactly right. And Bo, I would be remiss if people say, oh, you're running, you're running for the Railroad Commission. You know, that doesn't directly affect deportations. You know, you're talking about this, and obviously it's a key issue. But one thing that I think people don't realize is, and this something that just coming to, you know, really that you've kind of educated me on, is that what you do have direct ability to affect is gas prices, because that is a key regulatory position for all, not just of the rail lines, but the pipelines down in Texas. So talk about what you would be able to do to directly help with relief at the pump.
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Beau French
Yeah, I mean, look, this election is really pretty, a stark contrast between my opponent and I. My opponent, you probably, your listeners probably heard of James Talarico, who's running against Ken Paxton for the U.S. senate here in Texas. My opponent serves with Talarico in the House. There's zero daylight between them on positions. They're both radical leftists who, you know, have embraced every lgbtq, you know, degeneracy, have, you know, praised care, think that George Soros should be running things here. So they're crazy. We all know that. But the reality is the Texas Railroad Commission actually doesn't have anything to do with trains anymore. They moved that over to transportation a long time ago. But it is the regulatory agency over Texas oil and gas industry, which, of course in Texas is our largest and most important industry, is the industry which powers America. We produce almost half the oil and gas in the United States. States. It is a national security issue. I think Trump has rightly focused for the criticisms that people have of his administration and foreign policy. You could argue that at least he is focused on the free flow of oil around the world and have it be more America friendly as opposed to, you know, discounted oil going to fund our enemies like China and Russia. And so it is a critical position. And in terms of gas prices, my opponent wants to raise taxes on the industry, wants to, you know, bring in Biden, EPA type regulations on the industry, increase people's ability to, you know, protest and delay and all those kinds of things. All of this would be terrible not only for the industry, it would be terrible for gas prices and it would be terrible for the roughly 2 million jobs in Texas that rely on the oil and gas industry. So, you know, his policies are a disaster. You know, I tell people, if you want higher gas prices, vote for my opponent. If you want lower gas prices, vote for me.
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Jack Posobiec
So the idea being that you get some of the regulatory regulations down, and if the pump's got two ends right, you're pumping it out in Texas, and that's getting to the pump where people can get it into their vehicles. I know it's not direct, but just go with me, folks, that if there's more coming through, then that means it's going generally just based on supply and demand. That means costs are going to come down.
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Beau French
Of course. And, you know, look, the way I look at it is I'm not a politician. I'm a business guy. I've been in, been in the oil industry since 1994. I've also owned businesses in the Middle East. I've had businesses, you know, fighting Islamic Jihad. So, look, I understand sort of the complexities of the global markets and what we need to be doing here in Texas. And, you know, my whole position is we need to have a regulatory framework that makes it easier and cheaper for our oil and gas producers to pump oil out of the ground. It's not that hard.
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Jack Posobiec
Simple as that. BO French we're just, we're just about out of time. Pack show today. Where can people go to follow you?
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Beau French
Beaufrench.com or@bowfrench on Twitter.
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Jack Posobiec
All right, God bless and God bless Texas. Right back, Jack. Human Events Daily.
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Unidentified Supporter/Caller
They talk about influencers. These are influencers and they're friends of mine. Jack. Where's Jack? He's got a great job.
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Jack Posobiec
All right, folks, Jack Rasobic back live Human Events Daily. Real America's Voice. And of course, as we know, on Friday, we like to, we like to throw the question out to you guys because we see on Fridays, you are the guest. And so I want to put this out, I put it out on social media and we'll get up here as well. And here's our question of the day. It's really simple because I think that, that the GOP needs something they can rally behind, rally people behind in 2026. It needs to be simple. So you take the, the psychology of no tax on tips, and that affects you if you are a, you know, if you, if you, if you work and you accept tips. But why not extend that to everyone? Should the GOP campaign on no taxes for working people? When I say working people, I mean working families. I mean working individuals, you take a number, you do an individual number, family number, you know, joint filing, whatever it is. And maybe it's, maybe it's, you know, what, under 250k for, for joint, maybe under 100 for individual, whatever the number is, something along those lines. I think that is absolutely going to be a huge win. It's just going to be a huge win. It's going to be something that people can hear. Wow, if we vote for Republicans, no taxes. No taxes. If we vote for Republicans, wow, that's something. You can go to the working class, you can go to young folks and say, guess what? If you vote for us, there's going to be no tax. And we're working on it right now. We're working on it right now. And we just need to expand our leads. We'll be able to get that in. You do something like that, you're offering something directly to voters. Offer something directly to voters. It's really not that hard. I'd love to get some questions in on this. And you know, first, first response we got in is from our good, good friend the Wuhan clan. Also goes by Wuhan Fourth Turning Swan. He says in 2024, J.D. vance proposed a $5,000 child tax credit. Neocons ended up cutting this to 2020, 200 because your kids can always just eat ramen. J.D. was two years ahead of this conversation. Well, he's, he always is. Cliff Maloney, of course. Our good friend Cliff Maloney writes in from Citizens alliance doors win wars. He says, yes, C Naughty is in with the only morally defensible tax rate is zero. Sister Stick says if they do, I feel like there will be a backlash from the anti Trumpers because this was part of the campaign promise in 2024. Well remember that was no tax on tips. Now we're saying no taps on everyone who's under a certain income level. So if you're working family, if you're working individual, if you're just starting out, no tax. There's going to be no tax. You pay no tax. It's really simple. Let's see some. Hill says MAGA is standing up to our faith in God and Christian values. The Democrat communists have decided to sell this country out to woke radical Islamic values. We can't allow these liberals to succeed. Let's turn out in huge numbers. During the midterms, Mari from comes in and she writes they need to do something other than hide. It's, it's really simple. It's really simple. You know, you have to be Offering something pop over here to the rumble chat. Let's see. Sacagawea says worked in the insurance industry and would hear these things. Phenomenal. Phenomenal. We've got. She also says that my first car came from Enterprise Rent a car. Have to be careful. Those, they tend to get beat up. They kept. That's true. However, if you get a car from, if you're buying a car that was former rental, you can get one with just, you know, that only has one year on it. So you can, you can get some pretty good deals there. Patrick Collins III says no tax on the first 120,000. Yeah, that sounds good. I'm okay with that. First 120,000. If that's, if you think 120 is number. I said 100 120. I'm okay for that. 13K. Woods does remind us that of course it is Franco Friday. Happy Franco Friday to everyone out there. Yeah. The facts that people are saying now, they're, now they're talking about the rental cars. That, that's, you know, a lot of the rental cars aren't quite, quite out there yet. Let's see what else. Let's see. This one's in from Joe. It says, I don't know what, what in the world they are thinking, but they need to get the economic messaging under control. I think you're absolutely correct, Margaret. Yes. Single people need a tax break too. And that's, that's what I'm saying. To be clear. This is working people. So that, that's why I didn't say working families. Right. So working people would include if you're an individual, if you're single, if you're a single parent, etcetera, etcetera. I'm saying that, I'm just saying that the numbers work out differently depending on how you file your taxes because some people file as single individual, some people file as joint, you know, marry joint, filing together. So you know, the number then would be different because taxes are calculated different. That's just, that's just the system. That's not what I'm saying. So the number, the number would, would then definitely be different. This one said VG Spark says no taxes for working people or retirees. Nicole says, I love the idea of no taxes. This will definitely get the American people's attention. So many people would want this. So many people would vote for it. A lot of the local governments may be the problem. They all want the homestead and are fighting for that. Well, look, this should be something that should be party wide. So the president obviously can talk about it at the federal level. Donald Trump, J.D. vance.
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Beau French
The.
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Jack Posobiec
The Congress can talk about at the federal level. But then guess what? If you got candidates that are running for governor, they could talk about it at the state level. And to be sure, many, many states do not have an income tax. But if your state has an income tax, then, boom, you put that one in there. So no taxes under a certain level. It's really simple. I don't see how that would work. Can you explain war? Where would the government get money from? I'm all for it. State taxes, too. That's in from Phyllis. Remember, I'm not saying no taxes for everyone. I'm saying up. Up to a certain level. So up to a certain level. And, you know, we can, you know, we're throwing out. We're just brainstorming here what that level will be. It could be. I said a hundred thousand for an individual. Someone said 120,000. So no tax in the first 120. Maybe two. 200 for. For a couple. So up to the first 200,000, there's no taxes. Then after that, you would pay taxes on the money. After that, someone said no property tax. Ricky says no property tax on primary home. Let's see, let's see, let's see about. People are lying. These. Remember 1776 human events.com 1776@human events.com People are people really like this. People really seem to be. To be liking this idea.
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Unidentified Supporter/Caller
They.
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Jack Posobiec
They want to hear how it's going to work. They want to hear how it comes in and, you know, some. Well, this one says no tax. This is Dennis. No taxes on military pay, including retirement. He said, unless you're an Eagles fan. Wow. Okay, bro. All right, let's. Let's go. Let's talk. Right. Meet me post coordinates. Christie says I vote yes. We are in our late 50s and feel forgotten we're not seniors quite yet. So no tax on Social Security did not help. Our child has grown up, so the child tax credit did not help us. And my husband gets no overtime, so no help. Where do we fit in? You would fit in here, Christie. This would be for you because no taxes on the first 100,000 or 200,000. 200,000 if you're. If you're married, filing jointly. So that's the question. I want to throw it out there, make it viral, folks. No taxes. That's what we're running. That's what we're running on. No taxes for working people. Boom. Take it back.
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News Reporter
Next.
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Jack Posobiec
One communist on the faculty of One
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Unidentified Supporter/Caller
university is one communist too many.
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Jack Posobiec
One communist among the admiral American advisors at Yalta was one communist too many. All right, folks, Jack Posobic. We are back live here, Human Events Daily, Real America's voice. And folks, I want to give a shout out to our good friends over at Allegiance Gold. Allegiance Gold supports the coverage that we do every day. And we appreciate partners who help make reporting like this possible. It also reminds me that security means different things to different people. Whether it's the stories we're covering or the decisions we make for our own families, it's important to think about what we have worked hard to build and protecting it. And how do we do that? Well, we can do that with our friends at Allegiance Gold. We've been working together with them for the past five years. And the relationships like that, they're not just built overnight. They're not. They're built on trust, consistency, and showing up for each other. We appreciate their support and we're proud to have them standing with us. If you'd like to learn any more about what you can do to help protect your finance, your family's financial situation, just go to protect with poso.com that's protectwithposo.com or give them a call 844-577-POSO to learn more. All right, folks, my once again we have on my favorite anti communist ladies and gentlemen, Evita Duffy joins us from the great state of Wisconsin. Evita, how are you doing?
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Evita Duffy
Good, Jack. Thanks for having me.
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Jack Posobiec
So, you know, all, all, all eyes are going to be on Wisconsin. Of course. We're here Friday. You guys had the big. The big election coming up on Tuesday. I gotta ask. You know, obviously I know your husband's running, but of course there's this huge fight on the Democrat primary side. Francesca Hong, I mean, I just, I love her so much. I love her to death. I can't get enough of her. I wish her the best. I'm praying for her. I'm praying rosaries for her. What do you think is. Walk us through what's going to happen. You're there on the ground on, on. On Tuesday in Wisconsin.
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Evita Duffy
Well, Jack, Francesca Hong is clinically insane. This is a clinically insane woman. The tweets about the tweets from her keep getting worse. So she's against Thanksgiving. Then we find out she's also against Halloween and Christmas. She goes into a Culver's. If you're from Wisconsin, you know Culver's. Culver's is like our thing. I don't know what the equivalent of In n out in California. Culver's is our thing. She goes into Culver's and she goes on this anti white racist screed, says she's worried that her son's gonna be around all these white people. Wisconsin's an 85% white state. This woman is a radical communist. She hates Wisconsinites. She hates Americans, as all DSA members do. But she's going to win this primary because the competition is a complete disaster and the Democrat establishment is absolutely terrified. The same reason the Washington Post is pushing for Kamala Harris, because they know they're going to get a radical Democrat as the presidential nominee if they don't tamper down the communists in their party is the same reason that these people are completely terrified of Francesca Hong. She scares them because they know what she's pushing is not palatable to regular, normal Americans.
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Jack Posobiec
Well, and by the way, and we've said on the show, and I know, you know this, that when we talk about Francesca Hong, and gosh, I am having so much fun pulling up her old tweets, I've. I found some real doozies in there. But. But the point is, is should we really be surprised, knowing what we know about communists, that a Communist would hate the cultural holidays of a culture that they were trying to subvert? Isn't this actually what Communists always do?
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Evita Duffy
Oh, it is. I mean, this is textbook, right? They want to subvert the mores, the culture, the heritage of. Of that place and replace it with collectivism. Police replace it with godless communism. This is the playbook, Jack. And the most unfortunate part is Francesca Hong is actually talking about some things that matter to Americans, right? The price of health care, the price of housing, the price of education, the price of childcare. These things are all radically expensive in this country. But Communist ideas are only going to make those sectors of life more unaffordable. The reason they're so expensive in the first place, Jack, is because the government is involved in all these sectors. Republicans need to talk about, acknowledge, I think, that these sectors of our economy are radically too expensive. Talk about how we can actually fix it instead of denying that Francesca Hong is right, things are too expensive. She just has a terrible idea of fixing it.
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Jack Posobiec
Well, no, I completely agree. And, you know, it's. It's really disheartening to see so many Republicans out there, especially D.C. republicans, snapping at people, belittling people at the same time that they're trying to ask for their votes. I mean, it's like, are you trying to lose and Perhaps they are.
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Evita Duffy
No, I think they are trying to. I mean, some of these people, I do think are subversive within our own party. They don't. They don't care about winning. Right. Donald Trump, you know, he says, you're going to get tired of winning with me. These people are losers. They love to lose because they actually don't care about the American people. It's actually kind of similar to the communists. They hate the people. Because what will Francheska Honk's policies lead to? Not more affordable healthcare and housing. It'll lead to equitable suffering for everyone. On the neocon establishment Republican side, it's gonna lead to those same problems. You're still gonna have suffering. So I think both sides really hate the American people. The establishment, neocon. Right. And then, of course, the communist side of the radical left. There has to be an America first agenda with real policies, the American way. I love your idea of getting rid of taxes, Jack Bosovic. That is actually an American tradition. What do we start this revolution over? Getting rid of taxing and destroying the American people.
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Jack Posobiec
Sure did.
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Evita Duffy
Yeah.
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Jack Posobiec
No, no, no. And so just, you know, it's this idea, this simple idea, right? We're overtaxed right now. No taxation without representation, et cetera. But no taxation was a problem, part of that. And I just remember thinking, when are we going to actually provide something directly to voters? So why not? Why not just have Republicans say, and you tell me, right, you're out there in Wisconsin, you know, what, what do you think? A, you know, you're married, so married couple. I said maybe 200 to 200 to 250. The first 200. 250 is completely untaxed.
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Evita Duffy
I mean, I love that idea. And I think, you know, taking into account when you have children, I mean, a lot of times the establishment Republicans will say, and the radical left as well, we need to import the third world into our country to fix the labor shortages that we have. How about incentivizing people to have children? If you get married and you have kids, there should be some benefits to that, meaning tax breaks. You shouldn't be suffering and floundering. You should be prospering as Americans. When you start a family in this country, that's a message to run on.
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Jack Posobiec
I mean, it's, it's, it's really simple. And again, you know, talking to voters, do you think this is something the voters of Wisconsin would be into?
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Evita Duffy
Absolutely, Jack. Absolutely. And also, I think, you know, President Trump has gotten rid of taxes on Social Security. Having that actually implemented into law. So it continues. It's not just an executive order would be also really important. We have to be thinking about what puts the, the American people first. And when you talk about tax breaks, well, something has to give in our budget. Right. And I do think we need to get the government out of the way in all of these sectors of our economy. Childcare, healthcare, education, housing. Education is really interesting because Gen Zers are saddled with thousands and in some cases hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt because they're getting these degrees that are basically worthless and propped up by a system that will just give you a federal student loan irrespective of how valuable your degree. Get the government out of the way and you'll see the prices of education radically come down. Charlie Kirk was talking about this all the time. We can't have a Gen Z that prospers and believes in the American dream. If they come out into the world and they're immediately in radical amounts of debt,
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Jack Posobiec
it doesn't work. It doesn't work. It's not sustainable. The debt is too high. Charlie of course talked about this at length in his interview with Tucker Carlson. It was going to be a huge push on his campus tour in 2025, which is of cut short after I think the second questioner only made it two questions in, two questioners in. And it was going to be his big thing. And he and I had many, many conversations about the types of things that we could be offering to those individuals. And by the way, I'm not a UBI person, right? I'm not one of those people who say the government should just be giving out free money. I don't believe in that. I don't think that's right. I think it messes with people's heads. I think it messed with their psychology. But I am someone who says that if there's a relief that the government can provide for people, then you should. And by the way, you never hear the socialists call, calling about. They'll say, they'll say tax the rich, but they never say drop taxes on the poor. Funny how that works.
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Evita Duffy
Yeah, of course, Jack, because. Because what they want is taxes. This is why I always say what they want is equitable suffering. We're all going to be equal and in our misery, that's what they want. And again, Jack, the problem is that they are talking about things that matter to young people. They are identifying actual problems. It's a disservice to our country for the right to ignore the problems. If we want young people to be brought back from the brink and to reject communism. They're calling themselves democratic socialists. They are communists. If we want to reject the communism, we want our young people to reject the communism. We have to deliver wins for them. We have to make the American dream. Realistically,
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Jack Posobiec
it's really simple. Running the American dream, having the American vita. We, we had a little bit of a guest booking switcheroo. Are you able to, are you able to hang on? You will hang on for another segment.
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Evita Duffy
Let's do it.
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Jack Posobiec
Evita Duffy. She's gonna stay. She's gonna stay. She's gonna hang on for another segment. She's gonna walk us through Wisconsin as the president is set to speak in about 15, about 15 to 20 minutes up there at the Department of State on mining. Right back here, Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice,
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Unidentified Supporter/Caller
Foreign,
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Jack Posobiec
The Jack Posobic Appreciation Hour. I can say confidently, I believe, I think Josh Shapiro would be the vice presidential nominee if it wasn't for Jack Boic. And that, that is, I'm, I'm being honest. All right, folks, ladies and gentlemen, we are back here. Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice. And I want to keep pushing it. You know, President Trump's roundtable on mining at the Department State is set to begin soon. And of course, Real America's Voice will cover that. And I'm going to keep pushing this. What do you guys think of my idea? Run on no taxes. No taxes for working people. Not just no tax on Social Security, not just no tax on tips. I'm saying this. No taxes for working people. When I say people, that means individuals and families. And yes, the child care tax credit has to be part of this, obviously, and all the rest. Because this is what you need to do when you're in an election. You need to offer something to voters, directly to the voters, you know, say, you know, we need, we need more votes and we need to keep the majority because, you know, Evita, our guest here is Evita Duffy and whose husband is also running for Congress. This is what it's all about. You have to offer something directly to voters. You can't just say, vote for me, cuz I'm a nice guy.
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Evita Duffy
No, you can't. You have to be somebody that's going to deliver for them. And you know, it's hard to compete with Democrats, right? And they're not really even Democrats anymore. These are full on socialists, full on communists. The communists have occupied the Democratic Party and what they're offering is. Sounds pretty good, right? It's free stuff, free everything. Free transportation, free childcare, free education. Like, it sounds really great. Especially if you're a young person and you're struggling. What can we offer them? Right. We actually have to make the economy better. We actually have to discuss how communism has never worked anywhere it's tried. Particularly if you look at Venezuela. This is not 100 or 50 years in the past. This is right now. This is a completely disastrous country that was destroyed by communism. So we have to talk about what communism leads to and then also what we're going to deliver for young people, which has to be the American dream, the real way, the American, American way. Not selling out to foreign, you know, foreign business, not selling out to foreign labor, actually delivering for the American people.
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Jack Posobiec
It's really simple. So talk me, though, through a little bit. By the way, you know, as we said, of course, your husband is running. I know you guys have a primary. Of course, there's a lot going on. Walk us through what's happening there, the ins, the outskirts and where people can go to check out all the latest there. And by the way, what people could be doing this weekend if they are in the district or near the district.
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Evita Duffy
Well, I mean, what Michael talks about all the time is unleashing the American economy, that we're talking about energy independence, getting the deportation numbers up to bring up the value of labor. Tax breaks for married couples with children, maybe no taxes. A suggestion by Jack Posovic, which I love. It's unleashing the American economy. And if Michael's elected, he will be the first member of Congress born this century. And what we talk about a lot is when we are dealing with communists who are running and winning young people, we have to fight them back. And the messenger matters. Michael is 26. He'll be the youngest member of Congress. I think that's a positive thing. I think it's a really good thing. Early voting ends today. The election is August 11th. He will be an incredible congressman, an America first congressman. He's Trump endorsed. And I could not be more proud of him. And there are people who attack him for his age. There are people who attack him for being young. And I just think we have to fight the left in, in the way that they are fighting us, which is the minds of young people. Michael can win them back.
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Jack Posobiec
And I want to be clear about something. Is. Is Michael Alfonso from Wisconsin?
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Evita Duffy
Yes. So this, this is. I mean, this is. Okay, so we have Republican opponents. These Republican opponents are.
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Jack Posobiec
Actually, I've been watching your social media and I was like, I' remember because we've had him on the show. We've had you on the show. I'm like, you've told me the story so many times about how you guys were like, middle school, right? Like, basically middle school is when you met.
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Evita Duffy
Yes. Yeah, so.
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Jack Posobiec
So yeah, you're like middle school sweethearts and all the rest. I'm like, why are people saying this like you're from Wisconsin. It's so weird.
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Evita Duffy
The anti Trump dark money Republicans are. Republicans, right. Are trying to say that Michael is not from Wisconsin. Michael and I met in middle school. Before middle school, he was living in Land o' Lakes. Then we went to high school together. We got married while he was still a student at UW Madison. He worked construction in Wisconsin before, during and after graduation, we spent 14 months. That's it. 14 months in Florida working for the great Dan Bongino. That is it. We have lived in Wisconsin our entire lives. But this is what never Trumpers and anti conservative people will do. They lie, they twist the truth. And it's really unfortunate, but Michael and I are from Wisconsin. We met in middle school. He grew up in the north woods. It is truly disgusting, the lies that are being put on us by our Republican opponents who claim to be pro Trump and are backed by anti Trump dark money.
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Jack Posobiec
And by the way, by the way, when you took that job in Florida, that was during COVID so you fled to escape the Evers lockdowns, isn't that right?
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Evita Duffy
Yeah, well, actually, it was a little bit after that. So we did live through the Evers lockdowns while Michael was in college. And it was, it was horrible. And he was actually working construction at the time. So we were in Florida in 2024. I mean, like, it was. And it was a very short amount of time. And immediately when we, when Dan went to the FBI and we left that job at the same time he did, we went back to Wisconsin. We have. Wisconsin has always been our home. But they're using this because Michael's a good citizen and registered to vote in Florida. When we moved to Florida, they're saying, oh, he's registered in Florida. Florida. And it's really dishonest and obviously fake.
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Jack Posobiec
Yeah, no, it just, it blows my mind because it's like your father obviously was, you know, the congressman. He was a DA out there. Like, everybody knows this. It's not like some big secret, you know, that, like, oh, no one's ever heard of these people before. Like, no, like. And you, of course have had the, you know, the wonderful unique situation of having two parents in Media and politics that, you know, most people don't get to experience and which of course explains how you came out so messed up and that and, and that, you know, it goes this way. So it's like this is also easily verifiable. That's what kills me. It's though, I always say that, that local politics is 100 times worse than national politics because the stakes are so much lower.
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Evita Duffy
It's so true, Jack. And we just got a new mailer today where they're going after my husband and saying he has a spray tan. And Jack, my husband has very tan skin from being outside working it, doing parades, doing dairy breakfast, doing fairs. This is a man who has never spray tanned in his life. Neither have I, unfortunately. We're out in the hot sun, working all day, campaigning, hustling harder than anybody in this race. And they hit him for that, which I just think is absurd. This is what these people do.
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Jack Posobiec
And it is. And I've worked local races in the past, but this is one of the reasons that I got out of politics because it's, it's just straight up lies. They, they go after good people and, you know, we sit and we wonder, why do good people not run? And it's because when you go up against these moneyed interests that, I mean, all anyone has to do is look at what they did to Trump and look what they say about Trump and they accuse him of, and everything they did to, to arrest him and go after him in, in, you know, creative, insane ways because he legitimately just wanted to do the right thing for the right reasons. And, you know, people want to want to complain about that, people want to disagree, but it's actually just true. He had no need to run. He had no, you know, he had no, you know, no financial stake in it. It's just what he wanted to do because he was so upset at the state of the country. And so when I see, you know, good candidates like your husband, good families like you guys getting involved, and your whole family obviously is involved in public service with both your parents, that it's, it's, it just, and, and the amount of attacks that you guys have taken, especially even they've attacked your own sister, your little sister. They go after, it's, it's unbelievable.
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Evita Duffy
They got after my sister. They went after me when I had a baby. That's what, that's what the left does. I had a baby and that was,
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Jack Posobiec
Wait, I didn't actually miss that one. What did they go after you for?
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Evita Duffy
Oh, yeah, the Daily Beast did this whole story attacking me right after I had a child, saying that Nepo baby, Evita Duffy, daughter of Trump Goon has a baby. Like, it was the craziest headline. Like, I saw.
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Jack Posobiec
Oh, yeah, I saw that headline. Remember? I didn't understand, like, what was the attack? How dare you have children? I'm confused.
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Evita Duffy
That would be on point with the Daily Beast, right? They hate children. They hate civilization. They hate humanity.
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Jack Posobiec
I want to say this. I have one. I have one. Just before we run, the Politico attacked my. My oldest son before he was born.
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Beau French
Wow.
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Evita Duffy
They hate. They hate it. They hate. They hate children. They hate humanity. That's just what they do.
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Unidentified Supporter/Caller
Make.
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Jack Posobiec
Make your last point. And then we got to run. We're out of time.
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Evita Duffy
I just want to say Michael was inspired by Charlie Kirk's death. That is why he got into this race. It has nothing to do with anything nefarious. There's nothing for them to hit us on.
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Jack Posobiec
Right.
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Evita Duffy
That's why they're lying. Michael was inspired by Charlie. He's a great American.
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Jack Posobiec
Give him a shout. Michael Alfonso, running for Congress, the great Vita Duffy, my favorite anti communist. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay a Shabbat.