President Trump Convenes Antifa Roundtable

Summary

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec

Episode: President Trump Convenes Antifa Roundtable

Date: October 8, 2025

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Overview

This episode centers on President Trump convening a historic “Antifa Roundtable” at the White House, gathering journalists, activists, and victims of Antifa violence to share their testimonies and strategize solutions. Jack Posobiec and a rotating panel of guests unpack Antifa’s organization, discuss alarming trends in politically motivated violence, and analyze the need for robust federal intervention. Through accounts of lived experiences and investigative insights, the episode addresses how Antifa operates, how mainstream narratives obscure the issue, and why strong measures, including National Guard deployment and RICO statutes, are being called for.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

Fifth-Generational Conflict & National Context

• [00:33] Jack and co-hosts set the stage, describing the current period as a “fifth generational conflict,” where the narrative and control of information are as vital as direct action.
• Multiple crises are explored:
  • The indictment of former FBI Director James Comey ([00:52])
  • Department of Justice controversies, particularly regarding “Epstein files” and alleged targeting of Trump’s political opponents ([01:14])
  • A national government shutdown and its ripple effects, like airport staff shortages ([01:24])
  • Border security progress since Trump’s return to office as compared to the Biden years ([01:52])

The Antifa Roundtable – Purpose and Guests

• [02:29] Jack transitions directly to the day’s main event: President Trump convening an Antifa-focused roundtable at the White House with leading journalists, investigators, and victims:

  • Andy Ngo (noted for being repeatedly targeted by Antifa)
  • Katie Daviscourt (frequently assaulted Post Millennial journalist)
  • Savannah Hernandez, Jonathan Cho, Nick Shirley, Cam Higby, and others

• Objective:

  • “To tell the true story about what Antifa is, who they are, the networks that are funding them, and to talk about solutions to take down these domestic terrorism networks once and for all.”
    — Jack Posobiec ([02:29])

Antifa’s Structure, Violence, and Political Collusion

• Origins and Organization:

  • Antifa is described as a highly organized network with historical roots in Bolshevik revolutionary groups. Posobiec references Rose City Antifa, the Socialist Rifle Alliance, and the John Brown Gun Club as examples of groups deploying para-military tactics ([03:33] – [06:36]).
  • “Shock troops, thugs, militant wings... These are clearly defined, well developed.” — Jack Posobiec ([03:55])

• Strategic Violence

  • Examples of attacks at Trump rallies dating back to 2015–16 and increased targeted aggression against journalists and opponents, culminating in recent violence such as the shooting at a Charlie Kirk rally ([10:00] – [12:30]).

• Mainstream Media’s Role

  • Mainstream narrative is criticized for downplaying Antifa (“they say Antifa is not real—we've got the receipts, we've got the networks, we've got the funding” — [05:53]), for mischaracterizing violence, and for providing cover that emboldens lawless zones ([14:25]).

• Federal vs. Local Authority

  • Major cities like Chicago and Portland are described as in “open rebellion” against federal immigration law, creating power vacuums exploited by Antifa groups ([02:29] – [03:55]).
  • “That’s the signal to these shock troops in the street to go out and launch their attack.” — Jack Posobiec ([15:14])

Direct Testimonies: Victims and Reporters

Katie Daviscourt

• [27:49] Katie shares her recent assault by Antifa in Portland:
  • “I have a concussion and an eye hemorrhage… I was not going to turn down an invitation to the White House.”
  • Discusses lack of police intervention: “I hunted my assault suspect through the streets, chased her down, held her for about 45 minutes, waiting for the police to come. They never showed up.” ([29:22])
  • Calls for federal intervention: “Federal intervention is desperately needed… these residents have been assaulted, harassed, threatened. They are terrified of this terrorist group that has occupied several blocks in Portland, and they're asking President Trump for help.”

Andy Ngo & Fellow Reporters

• [20:48] Andy Ngo reflects on going from being “a small voice on Twitter” to briefing the President at the White House.
• Nick Shirley addresses the reality that Antifa targets mainstream journalists, not only conservatives:
  • “Most of my career has been in legacy media. The idea that it’s just right-wing agitators who are forcing Antifa to have to assault them… they have assaulted many mainstream journalists. The difference is, those journalists hide it.” ([22:07])
• Stories of reporting inside Seattle’s CHOP/CHAZ zone (“summer of love,” [23:22]), going against management to post raw evidence, and enduring physical violence ([23:24]).

The Case for Federal Response

National Guard and RICO

• Jack and guests argue for the necessity of invoking the Insurrection Act, deploying the National Guard, and using the RICO act to target Antifa’s funders and logistics ([16:48] – [17:30]).
  • “It is incumbent upon the President… to maintain the laws and the order of the United States of America. That means calling in the National Guard.”
• Concerns over limitations of jurisdiction when Antifa operates near federal facilities, exploiting “games” with local enforcement ([17:18]).
• Emphasis that the need is for proportionate law enforcement, not mass militarization ([17:30]).

The Chaz/CHOP Precedent

• Parallel drawn between current Antifa actions in Portland and the lawless CHAZ/CHOP zone in Seattle, where local government “completely collapsed,” leading to violence, deaths, and unmitigated territory loss ([30:12] – [34:01]).
• “Isn’t the only answer then for the federal government to step in and call up the National Guard?” — Jack Posobiec
• “That's absolutely correct… It is necessary for Trump to actually come in and save the day. I normally would not be advocating for big government, federal intervention, but these citizens need saved.” — Katie Daviscourt ([31:53])

Antifa’s Paramilitary Tactics and “Safe Houses”

• Katie details Antifa’s use of “safe houses” and shift changes:

  • “About two blocks away from ICE... an Antifa individual has opened up his unit to those involved in the occupation. They are sleeping, eating, showering, resting inside this Antifa safe house just a block from ICE. That's where they're conducting shift changes to continue this violence against ICE.” ([35:31])
  • Calls for immediate federal action to raid such sites and disrupt logistics ([36:17]).

• Financial Networks

  • Discussion of “mutual aid” funds, cash app fundraising for riots, and international funding channels.
  • “The way the network worked, you could—anyone could donate from anywhere in the world… that would go to fund the riots, it would go to fund the food.” — Jack Posobiec ([37:00])

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “This is huge, Jack. This is historic… Antifa has been terrorizing American city citizens for almost a decade at this point. So to have the President… bring all of us together who have been beaten, harassed, threatened, you name it, to come and tell our stories in front of the nation is huge and historic.”
  — Katie Daviscourt ([20:16])

• “When the mainstream tells you that Antifa is not real, we've got the receipts. We've got the networks. We've got the funding.”
  — Jack Posobiec ([05:53])

• “This idea that Antifa just means, oh, we’re people against fascism… that's a communist trick. In Communist East Germany, the Berlin Wall was literally called the Antifascist Protection Rampart. The ‘Antifa Wall.’”
  — Jack Posobiec ([13:18])

• “The federal government didn't come in, the state government didn't come in, and we could see—obviously, you got attacked there as well for doing the national anthem and holding an American flag… it always turns into absolute chaos… at the time, just like you're saying now, that people are going to die here.”
  — Jack Posobiec ([34:01])

• When asked if violence will escalate without federal intervention:

  • “Complete anarchy. It’s already anarchy. It’s going to get worse. And I fear that people are going to be killed.”
    — Katie Daviscourt ([32:57])

• “They have funders through mutual aid groups. They're constantly raising funds… I would say that the safe house needs to be raided as soon as possible… once you take that out, you're going to start taking out other elements.”
  — Katie Daviscourt ([36:17])

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Timeline of Important Segments

• 00:33–02:29 — National situational context and initial headlines
• 02:29–06:36 — Purpose of Antifa roundtable, Jack at the White House
• 10:00–14:25 — Antifa’s history, media complicity, and early incidents
• 16:48–17:30 — Case for federal intervention, Insurrection Act, RICO
• 19:22–24:21 — Onsite introductions at the roundtable, direct testimonies
• 27:49–37:33 — Survivors’ stories (Katie, Andy, Nick), parallels to CHAZ/CHOP, call for specific federal actions
• 38:09–End — Bo Davidson closes with a broader analysis of leftist violence, high-profile assassination attempts, and the ideological contagion of political violence

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Tone and Style

• Direct, urgent, and unapologetically partisan: The conversation is blunt about the perceived threats posed by Antifa and highly critical of Democratic leadership and mainstream media complicity.
• Testimonial: Personal stories of being targeted and injured provide immediacy and emotional weight.
• Explanatory, at times conspiratorial: Structural explanations of Antifa’s historic and present organization are interwoven with allegations of political collusion.

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Conclusion

The episode is an urgent call to action, blending personal testimony, investigative reporting, and political advocacy to highlight the perceived threat of Antifa and the necessity of coordinated federal response. The roundtable—the central organizing event—serves as a symbolic turning point in addressing what the hosts and guests view as a longstanding national emergency of left-wing domestic terrorism and institutional complicity.

Transcript

[Jack Posobiec]

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[Bo Davidson]

Daily Brief.

[Jack Posobiec]

We are in a fifth generational conflict.

[Katie Daviscourt]

A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.

[Jack Posobiec]

This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posovic.

[Bo Davidson]

Deliver us from the arrangement for former.

[Jack Posobiec]

FBI Director James Comey will now be held Wednesday morning in Alexandria, Virginia. The hearing was originally scheduled for Thursday. A federal judge moved the hearing up.

[Nick Shirley]

A day due to other pending court cases.

[Jack Posobiec]

Comey was indicted by a federal grand jury on September 25th on two felony counts he faces account of obstruction of a congressional proceeding and account of making.

[Nick Shirley]

A false statement to Congress.

[Katie Daviscourt]

The U.S. attorney General was grilled on.

[Jack Posobiec]

Capitol Hill over controversies related to the Justice Department.

[Bo Davidson]

It included the department's handling of the Epstein files and investigations allegedly targeting President Trump's political opponents.

[Nick Shirley]

The government shutdown is now in its seventh day, and the impacts are spreading nationwide.

[Jack Posobiec]

Major airports Airports across the country facing staffing shortages affecting operations from Chicago's o' Hare Airport to Nashville, Newark, Las Vegas and Houston. And that number continues to grow. Many air traffic controllers are calling out sick, creating staffing shortages that are impacting travelers. The ripple effect hitting flights across the country.

[Katie Daviscourt]

New numbers showing the dramatic change at the border.

[Jack Posobiec]

We've got the most controlled border we've ever had in the history and in my lifetime in the Border Patrol in.

[Katie Daviscourt]

Eagle Pass, Texas, during the Biden administration, more than 2,000 migrants crossed into the.

[Jack Posobiec]

US in a single day.

[Katie Daviscourt]

But now, under President Trump's policies, officers encounter just 20 migrants a day here. DHS touting the lowest number of illegal border crossings since 1970. We were here two years ago where.

[Nick Shirley]

Migrants used to carry children on their backs to get across this river and cut through this barbed wire to get.

[Katie Daviscourt]

To the United States.

[Jack Posobiec]

They would see hundreds, even thousands a.

[Katie Daviscourt]

Day in this very spot. But today it's silent.

[Jack Posobiec]

Let's get right to that antifa roundtable. What's likely going to come out of this? I think this is one of things that's been on the table, no pun intended, for President Trump for a while Ever since we've seen the violence increase due to these ice raids and ice occupation in some of these cities. So we're going to start to find out how they are organized and who potentially is behind funding all of this. Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily. We are here live, as you can see, from the White House itself. Jack Posobec here, Real America's Voice. President Trump today has convened and will convene an antifa round table. He is gathering minds, journalists, reporters and victims from all around the country to come here to the White House in just one hour's time to tell the true story about what antifa is, who they are, what the networks are that are funding them, and to talk about solutions that can be used to take down these networks, these domestic terrorism networks once and for all throughout our nation. Andy Ngo will be here. Katie Daviscourt from the Post Millennial, my colleague will be here. Savannah Hernandez will be here. And so many more. Seeing some of those names that you're all very familiar with. They've just started entering the White House. I myself will be a part of the roundtable, very honored to be asked by the White House to participate. And so I will probably not be able to make the very last segment of the show here today because we're going to have to head in for that roundtable, which will be convened by the President very shortly. Here's the situation we've now seen in a variety of cities in the United States, particularly right now, Chicago and Portland. They are in open rebellion against the federal government's purview, the federal government's jurisdiction when it comes to immigration law. The enforcement of Immigration and Customs law is the sole purview and remit of the federal government. It is literally the acronym ice. That's what it stands for, Immigration and Customs Enforcement. And what does that mean? They are the agency that has the lead nationwide with constitutional authority delegated to the President, United States and the executive branch to control who is allowed to be in this country and who is not allowed to be in this country. This is not a function of state government at all. And what has happened in these areas, Chicago, Portland, and to be sure, other areas as well. You've seen networks activated, shock troops, thugs, militant wings of these networks that are clearly defined, well developed. Rose City, Antifa in Portland, various armed groups all around the country, Socialist Rifle Alliance, John Brown Gun Club, some of the groups that I went up against when I infiltrated the Chaz in Seattle all the way back in 2020 when I stood off against Antifa right here in Washington D.C. at Lincoln park, defending the statue of Abraham Lincoln from destruction by antifa forces. And so when the critics in the mainstream tell you that Antifa is not real, we've got the receipts, we've got the networks, we've got the funding. And we're here today to explain not only to the president, but will also be joined, of course, I'm told, by the Attorney General, director of the FBI, Secretary of Homeland Security, will all be present to talk about these issues that we are facing, which they know well, and also to give testimony that we have experienced in some cases, like Katie Davis court, of course, unfortunately been victimized by. And you're going to hear those stories and so much more in just a few minutes. What we're going to do here on Human Events Daily, as, as people are coming in, we'll, we'll grab them, we'll talk about what's going on. Obviously, the weather is, the D.C. weather is what it is this October, it's fall. But that doesn't matter. It's certainly not going to stop us because we are finally once and for all putting an end to these domestic terror networks. We're back in a second. Jack to Soviet Human Events Daily. Nothing will stand in our way in our golden has just begun. This is Human Events. With Jack sober now it's time for everyone to understand what America first truly means. Welcome to the second American Revolution. All right, ladies and gentlemen, we're back here. Jack Posobic, Real America's Voice Human Events Daily. We're live at the steps of the White House. Antifa violence has plagued the United States of America since prior to President Trump's first term. This goes all the way back to 2015 and 2016. And what were we seeing? We were seeing these same domestic terror groups attacking in the early stages. Trump rallies all the way back. Go look at San Jose, go look at the videos from San Jose. People being chased down the street by mobs of black bloc. And CNN would then come up and say violence breaks out at Trump rally. Now, fast forward 10 years from that. We saw the situation at Utah Valley University with my friend Charlie Kirk. And couple weeks ago, I was right here live on this program when we first got the news that there had been shots fired at Charlie's rally. We didn't know if he, even if it was true at the time. So I, I noted it, I said, hey guys, get confirmation before I, before I say that on air. I don't want to put out Something that's. That's untrue. Turns out it was true. And then we got more information and more. We started praying and then eventually we got the final information. And 33 hours later, after those shots rang out, or even actually, I should say prior to the, to that few hours after the shots rang out, we found bullet casings. Law enforcement found bullet casings inside an old.30 06 Mauser rifle attached with a scope that included phrases on the say on the casings. Some of them were transgender furry references, online jokes from Reddit and Discord. Others, though, included the phrase hey, fascist, catch common antifa saying. Another included Bella Chow. Bella Chow was written on one of the bullet casings in the gun shot. Charlie Kirk killed him. Bella Chow is known around the world. It's a famous song in its own right. It's been used in Netflix series and others. But it is also known to a certain subset, a subgroup subculture known as the Antifa International Anthem. That's how they view Bella Chow, a pro communist international anthem. And that was written on the bullet casing. And so anyone who's familiar with Antifa, anyone who studied them, the research that I did when I wrote the book Antifa Stories from Inside the Black Block all the way back in 2020, released it early 2021. It shows you the history of this communist Marxist group, the Godless Atheists, Because Antifa started as the international wing of the Bolsheviks. Antifa was funded by the Bolsheviks. It was used to destabilize the Weimar Republic in Germany. It was used to destabilize Spain, which led to the Spanish Civil War and the destabilization of those countries. This is what they do every single time. They destabilize the status quo. And they target who, they target Christians. They constantly target Christians and specific individuals who they believe are standing in the way of their revolution, standing in the way of their supposed Marxist utopia. And it's always been a lie, this idea that Antifa just means, oh, we're the people against fascism. No, that's a communist trick in East Germany when everyone knows the Berlin Wall. The official title of the Berlin Wall was the Anti Fascist Protection Rampart. The Antifa Wall is what it was referred to as in East Germany itself. Communist East Germany. So it's always been a sort of rhetorical trick. Yes, Communists play word games. I know. Shocking, right? But these are the types of things that you will hear from the president, excuse me, from mainstream media, from the former administration. And these are the things that the President, United States has convened this roundtable to fight against. These are the things that the President of the United States, right behind me in just a few minutes, will be speaking about and hearing that testimony from people who have faced off against them. People have been attacked by them, like Andy Ngo, who will be joining us soon. Katie Davis Court will be joining us. Victims of antifa, victims of assaults. And antifa has come at me many times, many, many times, and they failed, every single one of them. And here's the problem, right? You'll hear people like the mayor of Portland or the mayor of Chicago, and they'll say, everything's perfectly fine. Look how nice our city is. Look how clean, look how safe. And they'll walk around in the daytime. And you see, New York Times columnists will do the same thing. They'll walk around in the daytime. They'll say, I did the same in Chaz, by the way, in Seattle. And I remember this game when I infiltrated Chaz and lived inside there for about a week. They wouldn't go out at night. They wouldn't walk around with the GoPro. They wouldn't try to interview people within the black block. They would go during the daytime when it was safe. But I remember what it was like at night. I remember what it was like when the black block became activated. I remember the violence. I remember the armed militia group of the John Brown Gun Club maintaining the perimeter, maintaining armed checkpoints within an American city. So, no, we absolutely can't allow this in the United States of America. They are a stated insurrectionist force. And so when the mayors of these areas say, we refuse to comply with ice, we refuse to comply with federal law enforcement, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which is a duly authorized law enforcement agency of the United States government. That's the signal. That's the signal to these groups, to these shock troops in the streets to go out and launch their attack. And what do we see in Portland, specifically? In Portland, they will attack reporters. They will attack female journalists, like my friend Katie. She received an eye hemorrhage and a concussion from Antifa. Then she goes to the police. And what did the police say? We can't help you. It's not safe. It's too dangerous to do anything. When you grow up, you hear the police are the people that you go to when you need help. But what happens in these cases where a system, a city, a locality becomes so corrupted by ideology, so captured by. By Marxist hate, so captured by domestic terrorist ideology, that the own police force itself not only will not help a victim like Katie, but will even arrest A working journalist like Nick Sortor, who was arrested, I think it was the next night after Katie was attacked. He was arrested while defending himself from antifa that were assaulting him. Nick Shirley as well, another individual who'll be joining us today at the roundtable. He's someone who's constantly been assaulted in the streets and in the wake of Charlie Kirk's murder by an individual who we know, who we have evidence of, verifiable evidence of, ascribed to antifa ideology enough to the point where he was willing to put those words and phrases and symbols on his bullet casings. The next week, shots fired by another domestic terrorist in Dallas, Texas at an ICE facility. Then the ICE facility in Chicago. It is very clear what's going on here. The domestic terrorist networks are being given aid and comfort by a political system that has gone completely around the bend, that is in open rebellion against the President of the United States. And yesterday on this program I put out the call. I said, Mr. President, invoke the Insurrection Act. And if you do and call in the National Guard, because if the police won't help you or can't help you, then that is why we have a National Guard. And if the dereliction of duty of these mayors and governors to not sign the order to call in the National Guard is so vast, is so lacking, then it is incumbent upon the President of the United States who has a duty to carry out and execute the laws of the United States. He swore an oath to do so. It is his duty then to do what is necessary to maintain the laws and the order of the United States of America. And that means calling in the National Guard. And no, it doesn't mean some massive deployment of, you know, an occupation of an entire city. No, of course not. But it does mean a deployment of the National Guard in order to put down the lawlessness in order to correct the chaos, to upright and uphold the law and order of these select areas. And yes, generally it is around the ICE facilities, the federal facilities, but we can't play this game anymore where antifa can go across the street or go a couple of blocks away and suddenly, oh, we lose jurisdictional ability or federal agents and the. And the National Guard don't have jurisdictional ability to do anything about it. No, the time for those games has ended and the time has come to stop playing such games. In fact, the time is here. Some would argue the time has been here for quite some time to call in the National Guard and also to use the RICO act to go after the funders, the Financiers, the networks, the international networks, the tie ins to Western Europe. And there are so many tie ins to Western Europe where Antifa was first birthed. I talked about Berlin, I talked about Madrid, and President Trump is the man to do it. And we'll be speaking with him just a few moments here in the White House at the Antifa roundtable. This is Jack Posobic on a blustery day here at the White House. For real America's voice. Be right back. You know, they talk about influencers. These are influencers and they're friends of mine. Jack. Where's Jack? Jack? He's got a great job. You know, I be on that side. Sorry, I'm being an idiot.

[Katie Daviscourt]

Sorry.

[Jack Posobiec]

I'm gonna be right here. Ladies and gentlemen, we are back Human Events Daily. And as promised, we are here with the luminaries of the Antifa roundtable. Not everyone is here yet, but wow, we've got my, my producer here just said, wow, it's my entire TikTok for you page has, has arrived. We've got Nick Shirley, Savannah Hernandez, Jonathan Cho, the great Andy Ngo, and of course, the great Cam Higby. Cam, did you, did you come in on Union Station? I haven't, but I plan on paying them a visit tonight. Got taken down. The tents got taken down. Oh, we've got Nick's. I see Nick Sortor over there. Nick, come here, come here. Nick, Brandy, let's go. And Brandi, all right, he'll be back. Nick will come back. Brandy Krause is here.

[Nick Shirley]

Antifa fever dream.

[Jack Posobiec]

Antifa's fever dream. SAP, tell us, tell us what this means that President Trump has convened, finally convened this roundtable.

[Katie Daviscourt]

This is huge, Jack. This is historic. You know, as we were walking up today, I was asking the boys if they were ready to make history today. Antifa has been terrorizing American city citizens for almost a decade at this point. So to have the President of the United States bring all of us together who have been beaten, harassed, threatened, you name it, to come and tell our stories in front of the nation is huge and historic. And again, it's just an honor to be here with Andy, with all of the other reporters around me who have put the time and effort and who have shed literal blood to show Americans what's going on.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, and speaking of which, you know, we are here with Andy. No, and Andy from the Times, that you've been attacked by Antifa multiple times. And I remember first interviewing you about this years ago. Did you ever think at that moment that you would Be here in the White House itself briefing the President of the United States about these networks and about what happened to you. No, I still remember those days when I was posting into the ether on Twitter with a very small following. And so I don't take any of this for granted. I'm thankful that my journalism has meant something to enough Americans and now those in the administration that they've given me this opportunity to speak. It's come at a heavy cost to myself, but I've shared that burden with the men and women who are standing next to me here. God bless you for being here. God bless you. Brandi, you and I, we never met in person, but we sort of. Pretty good to finally meet you. But we sort of connected through Chaz. And you know, I was there and you were reporting on it and I couldn't tell people that I was there. You know, walk me through, you know, because you come to this not from a partisan perspective at all, but you're just talking about what happened in that city of Seattle and yet you face so much pushback for just telling the truth.

[Nick Shirley]

Yeah, there's this misnomer that's being pushed that it's just, you know, right wing media that's being assaulted by Antifa. It's not true. Most of my career has been in legacy media. Both Jonathan and I worked in TV news in Seattle around the same time. And I was a TV news reporter in Seattle when CHOP happened. And I've been covering antifa for 15 years. And so this idea that it's just, you know, right wing agitators who are, I don't know, forcing antifa to have to assault them because their presence is so triggering. They have also assaulted many mainstream journalists. The difference is that those journalists hide it. I mean, there are many reporters in Seattle who we know who've been assaulted by Antifa, who were assaulted by them in the summer of love in 2020 and who either chose to or their bosses made them, made them cover it up. I mean, my crew has mobbed a chop. We had to seek refuge in a fire station.

[Bo Davidson]

And I remember this.

[Nick Shirley]

Yeah.

[Jack Posobiec]

When this happened.

[Nick Shirley]

Yeah, I mean, it was a horrifying ordeal. You know, I had been a favorite target of theirs and I think one of them, me as a journalist, it was actually kind of my red pilling moment. You know, I posted the raw video without asking my bosses at the time because I knew the answer would be no. So I just posted it. Did it ask for forgiveness later? They couldn't take it down once it.

[Jack Posobiec]

Was up Better to ask for forgiveness.

[Nick Shirley]

Because, you know, they weren't showing the reality of what I mean, they called it the summer of love, you know, and that.

[Jack Posobiec]

And I'll go to Jonathan as well, you know. You know, I have to imagine this is your first White House roundtable. Yeah, first time I'm here. I'm the rookie in this group. Wow. Veterans here. Well, welcome. Welcome to. Welcome to the White House. And you know, it just. It's a real credit to the administration for being able to hold something like this. I've seen you go toe to toe with these guys so many times. Why do you think it is that there's so much pushback for describing this story? And yet, you know, if you were talking about some street gang or anything like that, there'd be no problem. Well, I think Antifa has gotten away for so long without any accountability. And when you have the handful of truth tellers surrounding me right now, the people actually telling Americans what's happening, this type of accountability is going to come. And that's why they don't want our narratives to be out there. And that's why I've been targeted and he's been targeted.

[Bo Davidson]

I think everyone here has been targeted physically with violence. So again, I'm just one of the.

[Jack Posobiec]

Storytellers here, but this needs to get out, and I think America's gonna finally wake up. All right, I got. If you could pass that to Nick Shirley over here. Nick, man, we got to get you some security out there or something because I keep seeing the laser pointer ain't gonna do it, brother. I know it's getting a little wild. It's getting a little. Tell me what it's like being out there, because I've seen you go up in interview some of the toughest, most murderous you've been in with gangs, you've been in with cartels, you've been in with. With. With refugees and all the rest of it. And yet it's Antifa that comes at you and not any of the others. Why is that? Yeah, I mean, they think you're the opposition and they think they can label you as some far right person. In reality, we're not far right.

[Bo Davidson]

We're just right about what we're showing.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, I don't even ever see you push any kind of push anything. I literally go up and ask questions about why they're protesting, and I broadcast it for millions people to see. And I give them the opportunity to justify why they're protesting and give their reasoning. And for some reason, they label us as the opposition. But you guys agree with me. Nick more than anyone, definitely needs some security out there.

[Katie Daviscourt]

Videos give me white hairs because I'm like, oh, my gosh, Nick, please be careful.

[Jack Posobiec]

No, I mean, look, it's been a little while, and then in the wake of, you know, and we're coming up on the break here, but in the wake of Charlie. Right, in the wake of Charlie, I think we all realize that this takes on a new and far more disturbing power than before, because it really could be at any moment, at any second. You know, you think you're doing a livestream. You think you're out there doing a debate. And then Cam here has done the debates as well, and, you know, taking up the torch and so many others. But it only takes one second for everything to change. And I certainly, I'm sure that will be something that comes up here at the roundtable when we're in today. All right, we got one minute. We're going on the break. If you guys want to head inside, you can. If you want to hang out, that's. That's totally cool, too. I know none of you guys are camera shy, but. But it's incredible to have you here. I think I see Katie, on making her way over right now, and I spoke to her a little bit before, said she was. Said she was a little nervous to be talking to the President of the United States about this. And I said, katie, just. Just tell your story. And I think that for all of us, really, it's. It's just here to tell the stories of, you know, this isn't our opinion. This is what happened to us and what's happening in our country. Be right back in a second here. Real America's Voice, Human Events Daily. And Jack.

[Bo Davidson]

Where's Jack?

[Jack Posobiec]

Where's Jack?

[Bo Davidson]

Where is he?

[Jack Posobiec]

Jack, I want to see you. Great job. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing.

[Bo Davidson]

We're always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys.

[Jack Posobiec]

And these are the guys who've been getting public. All right, folks, Jack Paso. Look back here. Real America's Voice, Human Events Daily. The Antifa Roundtable will convene soon. And I think if. If anyone lately has done more to really get this ball rolling. You can't talk about this without talking about what happened to Katie Davis Court, my friend, my colleague from the post, Millennial, she joins us here. First of all, Katie, how are you?

[Katie Daviscourt]

It's an honor to be here. I'm healing up. I was on your show last week to talk about Antifa giving me a black eye. I am thrilled to be invited to the White House now, and I want to start off by thanking President Trump for officially designating Antifa a domestic terrorist group. It's much needed, and I cannot wait to see what the administration does with it.

[Bo Davidson]

No.

[Jack Posobiec]

And it's amazing to see you, to hear, but what happened to you is absolutely horrific and it shouldn't happen to anybody. It certainly shouldn't have happened to you. Walk us through, because I understand you did end up getting medical treatment. You needed to. What did they say specifically? What were the injuries that you suffered? And I can see you even still have those injuries.

[Katie Daviscourt]

Black eye. I have a concussion and an eye hemorrhage. So I've been hanging in there. I've been trying to power through. I was not going to turn down an invitation to the White House. But political violence is so extreme in the Pacific Northwest, specifically Portland, and the federal. Federal intervention is desperately needed. So I think we're going to try to plead that case to President Trump at this roundtable.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, and the idea is, because this was something that I want to understand because I know you've told the story a million times, but you get assaulted, you get attacked for doing your job, for reporting on what's happening, you're just filming. You're not out there participating in any of these things. You go to the police, the police who are supposed to be. You know, we're taught when we were little kids, you're in trouble, you go find a police officer. I teach my kids that. And yet you didn't get that help from the police. What happened?

[Katie Daviscourt]

Right. So I immediately went to the police, told them who my assault suspect was. They refused to detain her. So then I hunted my assault suspect through the streets, chased her down, held her for about 45 minutes, waiting for the police to come. They never showed up. And they never showed up because they have given this zone outside of the ICE facility to a terrorist group, and they have abandoned their brothers and sisters in federal law enforcement, ice, FPS, all the other agencies that have just arrived on scene. And they have left residents in that live in this area fending for themselves against terrorists. These residents have been. I'm not the only one out there who's been assaulted. People living there have been assaulted, harassed, threatened. They are terrified of this terrorist group that has occupied several blocks in Portland, and they're asking President Trump for help.

[Jack Posobiec]

Now, would you say that this is a similar situation to Chaz?

[Katie Daviscourt]

Yes, actually, very similar. Mechanics? Not exactly the same, but you could compare, definitely.

[Jack Posobiec]

But there are parallels. That. Because I remember you and I were there. Of course, I appreciate you not telling anyone that I was there when, you know, when we were there and you were there overtly, and I was, I was not. But, you know, there's just a lot, a lot of stories that have never been told from, from the Chaz days. But this, this specific point that I want to, I need to get to that. We saw it in Seattle where the government essentially collapsed in this 12 square block radius around Cal Anderson Park. And in the precinct where the precinct was, was, you know, completely, you know, completely evacuated. All the police were pulled out. They were ordered to pull out on the orders of the mayor, Jenny Durkin, at the time. And then lawlessness was handed over. And at the same time, there were residents, there were businesses, there were people who, their entire. Like, for example, one of the vehicle dealerships was there. So his entire inventory is there in this lawless area where people were stealing keys one night. And Raz Simone fancies himself as this, this authoritarian warlord. He's handing out AK47s and such. And I remember one night, you know, it got incredibly violent. We also saw the violence. A few nights after the multiple shootings that were taking place, gangs started flooding in. When you have a situation like that where the local government has completely failed and completely collapsed, isn't the only answer then for the federal government to step in and call up the National Guard?

[Katie Daviscourt]

That's absolutely correct. And what we're seeing in the Chaz in Portland right now is that this sustained attack on the United States of America is, is actually being supported by the elected Democratic officials. So it is necessary for Trump to actually come in and save the day. I normally would not be advocating for big government, federal intervention, but these citizens need saved.

[Jack Posobiec]

Right? And no, and obviously that's, you're right, it is sort of cross purposes with, you know, the general conservative, you know, kind of ideology. But when it comes down to it, I think that conservatives do stand for ordered liberty. And so if you lose order, if you lose the ability to maintain justice, if you lose the ability for just the basic social contract, that people can't walk down the street without being assaulted because you're, you know, holding a cell phone up and filming, then obviously something has gone completely wrong. And that is where you need a proportionate response. Because let me ask you this. If the federal government doesn't step in here, what do you think is going to happen?

[Katie Daviscourt]

Complete anarchy. It's already anarchy. It's going to get worse. And I fear that people are going to be killed.

[Jack Posobiec]

It's exactly what happened in the Chaz. It's exactly what happened in Seattle where the federal government didn't come in, the state government didn't come in, the National Guard was not called up. And we could see, I remember seeing, obviously you got attacked there as well for doing the national anthem.

[Katie Daviscourt]

Right.

[Jack Posobiec]

And holding an American flag. And I could see there were armed individuals that were even. And people know this, there were armed individuals that were surrounding you at that time. But of course, myself and a few others were keeping a very close eye to make sure that those guns didn't come out of the waistbands. But you saw Glocks in those waistbands. You also saw long guns being used by the John Brown Gun Club. And we could tell that it was a situation where that was rapidly deteriorating. And it, it, this anarchy, this lawlessness, it always turns into absolute chaos. And so I remember saying at the time, just like you're saying now, that people are going to die here.

[Katie Daviscourt]

Yeah.

[Jack Posobiec]

If the government doesn't come in. And that's exactly what happened. One of them was a teenager.

[Bo Davidson]

Yeah.

[Katie Daviscourt]

The kids are dying. So, President Trump, the people in Portland right now, they want federal intervention. They've been begging for it. And the police are not helping. So it's only a matter of time.

[Jack Posobiec]

So when you talk to people, those. Look, tell me about that. When you talk to local residents and don't, don't say names or anything when you talk to people out there, because I don't want to, you know, cause any trouble for people who are facing this threat. When you talk to them, what do they say?

[Katie Daviscourt]

They're living in fear. They have been assaulted by antifa. They have had knives pulled on on them. It's just the list is endless. They cannot sleep. There is a sustained attack on the ICE building and they are within feet away trying to live every night. And the feds have no other choice than to deploy tear gas, flashbangs, pepper balls, you know, igniting a plume of smoke where they're trying to sleep. And so they just wanted an end to what is happening outside of ICE because the elected officials will not help them, the police will not help them. And they are counting on this admin.

[Jack Posobiec]

Tell me some more about this antifa safe house. Because we chatted about it and I was calling the Department of Homeland Security, which I will say it was 1:00 in the morning, East Coast. They got right on the phone with me and said, where is she? And we're doing, like, geolocation from your videos to track your movements throughout the area. And fortunately, they were able to get in contact with you. Tell me about this Antifa safe house, because we're told Antifa doesn't even exist. How do they have an address?

[Katie Daviscourt]

Oh, yeah, right. So Antifa outside of ice, they had created this occupation that's kind of similar to a tent encampment. But what is really happening is there is an apartment unit about two blocks away from ICE where an Antifa individual involved in the protest has opened up his unit to those involved in the occupation. So they are not actually staying in this 10 encampment. They are sleeping, eating, showering, resting inside this antifa safe house just a block from ice. And that's where they are conducting shift changes to continue this violence against ice.

[Jack Posobiec]

So you're talking about shift changes, you're talking about forward operating bases, you're talking about base of operations. These are all paramilitary tactics that you're describing. Does this seem like something that just organically arose overnight?

[Katie Daviscourt]

No, it's very. It's very organized. They have funders through mutual aid groups. They're constantly raising funds. And I would say that the safe house needs to be raided as soon as possible. The feds need to go in and shut it down, because once you take that out, you're going to start taking out other elements to what's happening.

[Jack Posobiec]

And so finding the ability, not just from the financial, not just from the physical, but also the financial being able to track back those networks. And I remember seeing this in Chaz and other other areas, they would have, you know, food trucks that would move around, and then there'd be cash app accounts that would be associated with the food trucks. And I believe there was one that was trying to get to Portland, and then they ended up stopping it. You know, they also tried to go.

[Katie Daviscourt]

To Kenosha, too, and it tried to get to Kenosha.

[Jack Posobiec]

That's what it was. They were driving from Portland to Kenosha and riot ribs. And so. But the. But the way the network worked was you could. Anyone could donate from anywhere in the world to this Cash app. And then that would go to fund the riots. It would go to fund the food. Katie, we are being called by the White House to get in, so we are going to have to sign off here from Human Events. Bo Davidson would be back for the final segment of the program, but will join us in just a few moments inside the White House or will be with President Trump very shortly. Katie, thank you so Much for being here and sharing your story.

[Katie Daviscourt]

Thanks, Jack.

[Jack Posobiec]

I'm so glad you're okay. All right, folks, stay tuned. The Antifa roundtable coming up very soon here. Don't even think about touching the dial. Real America's Voice continues. Jack is a great guy. He's written a fantastic book. Everybody's talking about it. Go get it. And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event. And we're going to turn it around and make our country great again. Amen.

[Bo Davidson]

Welcome back to Human Events Daily. You may notice that I am not Jack Posobeck. I'm just filling in for him for the last portion of his show because Jack is making his way aforementioned to a presidential roundtable on Antifa at the White House. So he had to jet out. But this is a great background. The entire show is a great background for us to take the final moments of this show to talk about leftist driven violence, crime, hatred, and worst of all, the impetus to harm or assassinate someone merely for an opposing viewpoint. So let's first look at a would be assassin, Nicholas John Roski, the person who wanted to take out Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in 2022. He was just sentenced to 97 months, or just about a little over eight years in federal PR followed by a lifetime of supervised release. Roske, who now goes by the name Sophie, is transgender. Pam Bondi has called this light sentence woefully insufficient, as the prosecution had asked for a 30 year sentence considering the domestic terrorism and political motivation. Well, now, Roske told authorities that the leaked opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade was what made him, and I will still use that biological designation as the reason he was upset, as well as the Uvalde school shooting. Now, what I find ironic is that this man who wants to be a woman was upset over a case that he would never find himself being involved in. Abortion. He can't carry or bear a child, so why would he object so strongly? And then to use Uvalde as a motivation. Well, how does using violence, meaning shooting, to kill a Supreme Court justice, avenge the very thing you were upset about, which is a shooting? Well, let's now look at Luigi Mangione, the left's hero for taking on big health care, murdering United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The words delay, deny and depose were written on the ammunition cartridges. Does that sound familiar to you? Are you seeing a pattern with all of these not so cryptic messages? Premeditated and written on the bullets that killed so Mangione. Again, we will use the word here, alleged killer disagreed with insurance companies propensity to deny claims. So his solution is to deny the CEO his life. Just take him out. He's become a bit of a folk hero with many young liberals celebrating him due to their hatred of health care executives. That sympathy alone is a major problem. And then you have Audrey Hale, the shooter who attacked students at Covenant Christian School, Nashville. This was a man who became transgender. He was going by the name Aiden Hale, as she wanted to become a man. So let me get this straight. Does becoming a man mean that you go kill innocent children? Well, that's what the left has said about toxic masculinity. But oddly, it was not a toxic male who committed this atrocity. It was a woman who wanted to be a man. Someone pissed off from having formerly been a student at this Covenant Christian school and presumably upset about Christian beliefs and teachings. Now, in diary entries that Megyn Kelly has obtained, the killer said she wanted to kill her own race and kill all the white children and had a hatred for the American people. So we do have an element of self loathing as well. Where did she get that idea? Who reinforced that? Well, then, let's turn to Thomas Matthew Crooks, the man who tried to assassinate President Trump. He had a double life, secretly brooding and planning his attack. He was shot and killed by secret service, but he was a man who quietly planned his attack as the poison of violence infected him. A quiet young man that was said to have likely been able to build a bomb in his parents house. And they probably would have never even noticed. Then let's also review Ryan Routh, the man who was planning on shooting Trump at his golf course. He failed, but he left a note stating the following. I tried my best and gave it all the gumption I could muster. It is up to you to finish the job. And I will offer $150,000 to whomever can complete the job. Well, that's just lovely, isn't it? I guess if someone were desperate enough for the 150k, they'd be motivated. But is it money these people want? No, it's a principle. It's a value system. It's an infection of the mind to poison. And that, of course, brings us to Tyler Robinson, the alleged assassin of Charlie Kirk. We'll still call it alleged. We know what he did. A man motivated to kill when he otherwise was described as a good student. Now, interestingly enough, a lot of these assassins or attempted assassins were described as good students, most of whom had no criminal record or indication that they would become killers. Robinson had very specific messages on his ammunition. Catch this fascist. You heard Jack talk about that earlier. You don't premeditate messages like this without having something overtake your mind. It's not a crime of passion in the moment. So let's bring this current with the upcoming roundtable on Antifa, which President Trump has designated as a terrorist organization. All of the alleged assassins, or would be assassins, may not have been members of Antifa, but they were certainly in favor of what Antifa believes in, which is an overthrow of the United States government through violent means. Trump's executive order reads, antifa recruits, trains and radicalizes young Americans to engage in this violence and suppression of political activity that employs elaborate means and mechanisms to shield the identities of its operatives, conceal its funding sources and operations in an effort to frustrate law enforcement and recruit additional members. Individuals associated with and acting on behalf of Antifa further coordinate with other organizations and entities for the purpose of spreading, fomenting and advancing political violence and suppressing lawful political speech. This organized effort designed to achieve policy objectives by coercion and intimidation is domestic terrorism. That's the quote from the eo. Many of these individuals have been inspired by Antifa and likely agreed with their beliefs and objectives. What is common is that there's a hatred of a person or a group of people that thinks differently. This, of course, extends to those carrying out the beliefs of the opposing group, which is why we see concerted efforts to thwart or attack ICE agents. They have to fear. These ICE agents have to fear going to work and leaving work because of a covert plot that attempts to harm them by groups like Antifa. And whether it's Antifa itself or those inspired by Antifa, it doesn't really matter. I've profiled a number of people today who took the Antifa mindset and put it into action. So now let's just go 30,000ft here. When you see governors of states actively opposing the effort to detain or jail criminal immigrants, the governor's now become an accomplice to the crime. Look at Portland, look at Chicago, where J.B. pritzker is suing the administration, the Trump administration, for deploying the National Guard. So does Governor Pritzker care about the law abiding citizens of Chicago? Sure doesn't seem like it. He cares about the law breaking citizens and noncitizens who commit crimes when he thwarts any attempt for Trump and ICE to merely do their job. This is why, when we look at the big picture, we can't just lay blame on one group or one person. Sure, it's the media and their constant liberal posture. Sure, it's Antifa and George Soros money. Sure, it's representatives of Congress who continue to say words to incite. Sure, it's governors like Newsom and Pritzker. It's all of them. Now, I'm not implying that Democrat representatives are encouraging their followers to carry out violence per se, but they are contributing to an ethos, a mindset of creating an enemy and putting them in the crosshairs, literally. It hasn't taken much muster for the latest wave of assassins to carry out their attacks, even if rudimentary. All it takes is one bullet. Some have done it in broad daylight with security present. So what motivates them? Well, in my estimation, it's a mind virus. But not just the kind you, not the kind you catch randomly because you were around a few people who coughed on you. This is a willful mind virus, one in which you invite it into your head. Takes a bit of an effort. It's not an overnight radicalization because you had a heated discussion over dinner. This is a concerted effort. So the efforts of Antifa are not just the physical acts they commit of obstruction or violence. It is the highly infectious virus that they release into impressionable minds. Because you have to ask yourself, how did these young men, and most of them are men or men who wanted to become women, get the idea that their disagreement was worth killing for? In many ways, this becomes eerily similar to foreign terrorists like Hamas, the Taliban or Al Qaeda. They recruit, they train, but more importantly, they imbue their ideas into young people and get them thinking like they think. So they view their action as a noble cause. Like a martyr, they are willing to die. This is the new face of domestic terrorism. It's domestic terrorism that isn't in the form of a local Al Qaeda cell. These are your next door neighbors. These are the quiet kids that might even have Republican parents who went to school who were indoctrinated by some alternative ideas and then decided to silence the opposition. It's the very antithesis of free speech. So when you see this Antifa roundtable next hour, just understand it's not just about those liberal cities like Portland or Chicago and how they attack ice. It's about a value system that's poisonous, that's infecting young minds everywhere. They could be in your hometown. And if your kids are being influenced, be proactive and get involved.