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Brian Glenn
A commentator, international social media sensation and former Navy intelligence veteran.
Jack Posobiec
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Brian Glenn
Is Trump trying to cast doubts about the former president's health during his time in office, claiming Biden purposefully tried to hide it from the public?
Kenny Cody
I think it's very sad, actually. I'm surprised that it wasn't, you know, the public wasn't notified a long time ago. Democratic congresswoman now facing federal charges for.
Jack Posobiec
Alleged misconduct toward law enforcement. During the chaotic protests outside a New Jersey ICE facility earlier this month, the.
Brian Glenn
Acting U.S. attorney for New Jersey, Alina Haba, reviewed several pieces of video from that protest, some of which has not yet even been released to the public. Haba said ON X New Jersey Representative LaMonica McIver assaulted federal agents, so Haba's office is charging her with that. Along with interfering with law enforcement, Trump.
Jack Posobiec
Has signed a new law that makes it a federal crime to distribute non consensual, explicit deep fake images online. Called the Take It down act, the bill targets AI generated content that superimposes a person's face onto nude bodies without their permission.
Brian Glenn
CBS News is undergoing another shakeup, this time at the executive level. Wendy McMahon, president of CBS News and Stations, is stepping down. A new internal memo says she can no longer be part of a company that's moving in a different direction.
Kenny Cody
This is in our war. This is not my war. This is not the war. I mean, we got ourselves entangled in something that we shouldn't have been involved in and we would have been a lot better off. And maybe the whole thing would have been better off because it can't be much worse. It's a real mess. It's a death trap.
Jack Posobiec
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard. Today's edition, Human Events Daily here live Back in Washington, D.C. today is May 20, 2020. Anno Domini. Back from trip to the valuetainment studios yesterday, you'll be able to See that later next week when my episode with her Take with Jillian Michaels and Anna Kasparian, Lindy Lee, as well as Amy Dangerfield will drop. However, there was some news that was breaking yesterday during our taping, and I didn't really have time to get to it on the show. So I wanted to address this today. Scott Adams, he revealed his diagnosis, terminal prostate cancer. Very similar to what Joe Biden has. And Scott is a daily voice in the Poso household. We listen to him every single day. My family, we have a group chat where we share various things that he says on Coffee with Scott Adams. I've had him here on this show. He and I both work with Joshua Lysak, and he really is responsible for putting us together. That created the book Unhumans and the book Bulletproof, both reviewed last year. And Scott even heavily promoted both of the books. And more to the point, Scott's been someone who's been MAGA from absolutely day one. He was the first celebrity to come out and say not only is Trump going to win, but explain how Trump was going to win. And him getting on Twitter back in 2015, 2016, with his blog and then later his live stream, it really built the early infrastructure of maga. It became a place that everyone could come to. It was a meeting place. It was a community. And like you said on a show yesterday, nothing lasts forever. We all got to go. So the question is, it's not how many days you have in your life, it's how much life you have in your days. And when it comes to a guy like Scott Adams, a guy who influenced billions of people in his life, a guy who taught us the power of systems over goals, and a guy who's been there every single day unbroken, seven days a week to make you laugh, joke about the news, and just be there for you. That's Scott Adams. He's a great man. He's an Internet dad. And I implore everyone to go and check out his stuff as much as possible. Have more on that as it continues. Some stuff, some stuff in the works behind the scenes. We'll be right back. Jack Sobeck to the second American Revolution. All right, Jack Bosoba, here we are back. Human Events Daily want to welcome everyone in live on Real America's Voice as well on the Salem Radio Network with our three of the Charlie Kirk program. Folks, if you're a homeowner, you need to listen to this. When's the last time you checked on your home title? That's the legal proof you own your house. And if you're like me, the answer is, you know, probably never. Problem is, in today's AI and cyber world, scammers are stealing home titles and your equity is the target. Here's how it works. Criminals forward your signature on one document, use a fake notary stamp, pay a small fee with your county and boom, your home title has been transferred out of your name. Then they take out loans using your equity or even sell your property. You won't even know it's happened until you get a collection or foreclosure notice. That's why you need to stop what you're doing and find out today if you're already a victim. Use promo code poso@hometitlelock.com to make sure your title is still in your name. You'll also get a free title history report, plus a free 14 day trial of their million dollar triple lock protection. That's 24,7 monitoring of your title, urgent alerts to any changes, and if fraud should happen, they'll spend up to $1 million to fix it. Go to hometitle lock.com now use promo code POSO. That's hometitlelock.com promo code POSO well, we were just talking about and I just laid out, you know, some of my feelings regarding Scott Adams, his diagnosis yesterday, how he's just an absolute great American president. Biden also coming out with his diagnosis and we do pray for him, we certainly do. But the work goes on. And in the White House today, apparently it was take your kid to work day. We're gonna go now to Brian Glenn who's on the scene. What's up, Brian?
Nick Adams
Hey, good afternoon, Jack.
Jack Posobiec
So it's sort of a somber day, but we can brighten that up with some of the kids tell how did it go with the kids in there?
Nick Adams
Yeah, it was a very interesting press conference today at 1:00 clock. President Trump has rolled out take your son or daughter to work day. And that's what we've seen not only from the Trump admin to everyone who works in the administration, to even the media, many anchors and many photographers in the here on the press side have taken their sons or daughters to work. And then of course Caroline Levitt having a very interesting briefing today at one o' clock, Jack. And we had every question from what is the president's favorite flavor of ice cream? Who's his favorite soccer player to even what's his stance on climate change? Not sure the kid actually came up that themselves but nevertheless, it was a very interesting press conference today.
Jack Posobiec
Well, I think now President Trump also up on the Hill. Can you give us a little update regarding those conversations? The big beautiful bill. How close does this look thing look like it's getting towards passage?
Nick Adams
Yeah, absolutely. Speaker Johnson using his trump card today, bringing the president up to Capitol Hill to talk to the GOP conference to try to sway some of those members that may not have been fully on board. And the big, the biggest takeaway in all of this is President Trump basically addressed the conference, said, look, put your petty little grievances aside. Get, get, get off your little kingdom. Let's do this for the party. Let's get things done. Leaned into a couple of the more blue state representatives that were there that were maybe advocating for their salt deductions to be a little bit higher. Right now, I think it's at 30,000. Some want it as high as 100,000. He said, look, you know this, let's put that aside. Let's get this thing done and move forward with the agenda. But I think it will be effective and I do think, Jack, we will get this big, beautiful deal signed hopefully before the break for Memorial Day.
Jack Posobiec
Well, that would be really huge. And I know President Trump is pushing for it. Obviously, there's a lot of people say, some people say they want more cuts. I understand that as well. President Trump's got a lot of agenda items that he is looking for as well. Brian Glenn there at the White House. Appreciate it. Brian. If anything comes back, we'll, we'll make sure to have you back on as soon as we can.
Nick Adams
All right. Thanks, Jack.
Jack Posobiec
Thank you. I want to go now. We've got Kenny cody from human events.com the opinion editor joins us here on the program. Kenny, how are you?
Charlie Kirk
I'm good, Jack. How are you, brother?
Jack Posobiec
I'm doing well as well. A little bit of travel over the last, last bit of time here, but we're doing all right. We're doing all right. So you know what? This bill as well, And I saw humanevents.com does have the piece out this morning from the editorial board. It says Trump's one big beautiful bill will give Americans relief and a fresh start. Walk us through the ideas behind the support for this bill and some of the line items that you're seeing on there.
Charlie Kirk
Well, I mean, there's just a lot of cuts for everyday Americans, for the average American, for the working class American. You're going to, you're going to extend the 2017 tax cuts from Trump's first term. You're going to give child tax credits you're going to ensure that we're giving breaks for families with new babies. We're going to be removing taxes on tip and overtime pay. One of the main Trump, two of the main Trump promises from his 2024 campaign are included in there, giving a $4,000 tax reduction for seniors. You're having all these economic investments. You're having a new energy sector, that $500 billion going to be invested into the energy sector. You're going to be revital highways and government programs with the 500 billion dollar investments. There's all of these things I know that like libertarians like Thomas Massie and others are advocating because of any government spending whatsoever. But we got to realize that the amount of success and the amount of opportunity this creates for the everyday American and the everyday working class American is gonna be worth these, these spinning and these in terms of these funding investments in the American workforce. And then you're getting back these. No tax on overtime, no tax on tips. The, the 2017 tax cuts from Trump's first term, all of these investments through this bill are why it's all encompassed in one big beautiful bill. There are going to be several sectors that are going to be addressed. The economy, trade, infrastructure and investments and several other important priorities in terms of policy that Trump promised to execute in what he always said. This is not going to be several bill passages. This is going to be several different types of legislation. This is all an all encompassing bill that's going to address the things that Trump ran on in 2024. And the Republican caucus needs to get behind Trump to deliver on these promises that the American people voted him in to implement. And this bill is going to address many of those challenges.
Jack Posobiec
Well, yeah, a baby in every crib, I guess you could say, because they've got the, the MAGA Baby Savings Accounts. This idea of a 401K for babies. Secretary, or excuse me, Press secretary Carolyn Levitt had mentioned it yesterday during the press conference. But this is huge, this idea that the Trump administration and I think the MAGA movement writ large needs to become a pro family movement. And this is something where, and there's been so many things where people have said, oh, well, you know, should we do this, should we do? I said, guys, put families first. If you put families first, you'll then all of the other things fall into relief. When it comes to immigration, when it comes to jobs, when it comes to pro life, when it comes to all of these other issues. If we actually step up and say we are for families, then that's why we want law and order. It's not because we, you know, we have hatred towards any group or anything like that. It's because we love our families and we want to keep them safe. Kenny, do you think that this new MAGA baby savings accounts and some of the other pieces of this bill really.
Charlie Kirk
Get to that 1,000%? I mean, if you look at any country in the world right now, all the population is going down, the entire world's population in terms of having new, starting new families, new babies being born, it's all going down. And Trump is making this investment to revitalize families. We are a pro family party whether that comes to abortion, when it comes to legal immigration and when it comes to actual credits and encouraging people to have families. And the Democrat party is the party of death. They're for abortion, they're for bringing murderers and rapists into this country over the Mexican border. But we are the party of life. We are a pro life, anti abortion, anti illegal immigration and anti this idea of going away from the nuclear family. We need to embrace, embrace the nuclear family. We need to embrace the idea of being pro family. And with these pro child tax credits, these baby 401ks, we are ensuring that the rejuvenation of the American family is put on the forefront of policy. And all of these policies are really pro family. If you're talking about the child tax credit, you're talking about the child 401k. You're talking about the no tax on tips or no tax on overtime or you're simply just talking about extending the 2017 tax cuts or, or this, the investment into infrastructure. They're going to revitalize American jobs and.
Jack Posobiec
Bring, and I love, I love Producer five just sent it to me real quick before the break. Said tax deduction for the interest of your car loans. A tax deduction for the interest of your car loans so you can get out there and buy a car. Folks, this is something that directly affects middle class and working class families. Right back, quick break. Jack Posobic, Real America's Voice, Salem Radio Network.
Kenny Cody
Hey, you know, they talk about influencers. These are influences and they're friends of mine. Jack, where's Jack? He's got a great job.
Jack Posobiec
All right, Jack. So here we are back, Human Events Daily. We're on with Kenny cody of human events.com Talking about the big beautiful bill and some of the pieces in here. Kenny, you know, when I look at this stuff, man, we're talking boosting the child tax credit breaks for families with new babies. These baby 401ks, $4,000 deduction for seniors. No tax on tips, no tax on overtime, no tax on Social Security. By the way, you can deduct the interest. I love this by the way. Only on American cars though. Conduct the interest on car loans, but only on American cars. This is what he's really doing. He's not just helping out people who are in the middle class and working class. This has a direct impact for Gen Z resumers who are just getting started in building out, graduating college or getting into the workforce, building their family so they can actually have a lifeline to build a life. What say you?
Charlie Kirk
Well, exactly. I mean when they're getting, like I said, I mean a lot of these gen zers work in the restaurant industry. If that's putting themselves through college through you know, things like earning the time off of our overtime, earning money off of tips. You know, if they're going into, into, you know, graduating college, starting new families, buying new cars and then even working in the manufacturing industry. This is exactly why Trump won Generation Z, or at least it performed so much better than young Generation z in the 2024 election. It's because of these concentrations on the jobs that they want to have and the families they want to create after they graduate college or if they go straight into the workforce after they go into, after they graduate high school. This concentration on pro family economic policy is where the GOP is going. And you know, we're, it's going to take a little bit, you know, especially in these discussions with the big beautiful bill for us to really adopt the idea that we're a pro working class, pro Gen Z pro family party and a pro family movement. But this are, these are the required motions and these required actions in order to evolve into going away from the pro elitist class the Republican Party used to be and embracing a pro family, pro Generation Z pro life party. And I think that, that we are trending towards that. It's going to take a few years, a few discussions, you know, getting some of those libertarian isque ideas out of the current gop, but once we full embrace the pro family, pro Gen Z pro graduation, pro working class policies that this bill embraces, I truly believe that the GOP following along with the Trump administration and following along with the pro maga movement is going to be able to prosper based upon these policies that's embraced in the big beautiful bill.
Jack Posobiec
Well, and the big idea, I think the big idea too is that it's, we're getting away from this idea of indirect benefits. And this was the old conservatives would say, oh, well, there's going to be indirect benefits. We're going to, we're going to structure things so that things are better for the tax structure is better for corporations, the regulatory structure is better for corporations, all of which, you know, I generally support. But what about the actual breaks for people? What about things that directly affect the individual or directly affect the family? That's where President Trump and the new right actually come in. Kenny, speak to that a little bit.
Charlie Kirk
Yeah, I mean, I think the old GOP was always pro corporate tax cuts. Like you said, Jack, I'm for those kinds of things, too. But when you're talking about revitalizing industry, when you're talking about giving child tax credits, when you're talking about these, cutting these deals on things, this is only American made cars. We're bringing manufacturing jobs back here to benefit the working class. We are encouraging families to have more children by giving them incentives. We are ensuring jobs are being brought back here so those very families can benefit because of them. Those are direct ties to the working class. There aren't these corporate tax cuts that's going to be, you know, triggered on down, you know, trick, you know, trickling down to the working class after years of seeing them benefit the corporate class. We don't have to wait to see the direct benefit that the big beautiful bill is going to have on the working class if this is passed like Republicans need to in the House of Representatives, you're going to see a direct benefit and you know, just in terms of investing in the manufacturing sector in the American, current American life, we're going to be bringing jobs back. We're going to be revitalizing the working class. And those same families are going to be seeing those sorts of benefits, are going to see a direct benefit off the baby 401k off of the idea that jobs and corporations are going to be brought back here and actually directly benefiting the American worker and the consumer as well as benefiting those same families that's going to be seeing a revitalization of the American.
Jack Posobiec
Absolutely.
Charlie Kirk
Of the American life.
Jack Posobiec
Absolutely. Absolutely. Kenny Cody, where can people can follow.
Charlie Kirk
You brother ATN on Twitter and Truth Social and you can find all of my articles archived@humanqvents.com thank you, Jack.
Jack Posobiec
All right, check them out, folks. Kenny Cody, the great Kenny Cody, opinion editor of human events.com we'll be right back with Human Events Daily after a quick break here. Live Real America's Voice, the Salem Radio Network. Send us your Questions, comments, concerns complaints 1776 at humanevents.com 1776@humanqvents.com.
Kenny Cody
And Jack, where's Jack? Where's Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you. Great job, Jack.
Jack Posobiec
That.
Nick Adams
Thank you.
Kenny Cody
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 be getting policies.
Jack Posobiec
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Nick Adams
G' day Jack. Really good. Great to be back with you. Always a pleasure to join you, your listeners, your viewers, all of the Jack Posobic fans out there.
Jack Posobiec
Well, thank you Nick, I appreciate that. Tell us about this new book. The title is very interesting to me. From Mar a Lago to Mars, President Trump's Great American Comeback.
Nick Adams
Yes, Jack, look, this is a very special book. It is out today, very excited about it. Look, I've written a lot of books, Jack, but this is the first book that is as much a self help book as it is a political book. This is a book that takes all of the strategies and tactics that President Trump used in the last four years in order to not just survive but thrive. Despite the unparalleled adversity that was thrown at him in order to be able to mount the most epic of comebacks. And I believe that there's a Donald Trump, Jack, in all of us. And I believe that positive thinking, resilience, determination, being laser focused, I think if we apply that to our lives, no matter what our goals are, whether they are running a family, raising children, growing a business, whatever it is, we can use the lessons from Donald Trump's comeback to apply it to our own lives, to make ourselves great again.
Jack Posobiec
Well, this is incredible. So what you've done is you've taken President Trump's comeback is multiple comebacks now, by the way, but this one more shocking than any that anyone has ever seen before. Returning to the presidency, winning one of the hardest, probably the hardest fought election in American history. I can't think of any other election where candidates faced the things that President Trump faced. I compared it to the twelve labors of Hercules when he was going through this campaign, and that's truly what it was up into, up and to, including taking his life in his own hands multiple times. But, Nick, you mentioned Trump's focus, and this is something, by the way, that I think a lot of people miss, and I don't mean to say this and come across as sounding, you know, like I have access or whatever, but when you spend time with President Trump one on one, as I know you have, and you mentioned Mar A Lago, you realize that when he talks to someone, he has this intense focus to him. And I know, you know what I mean, where it's almost like he can drown out everything that's around you and he just focuses on that one person and then when he moves on, he moves on. And I've never really been able to see anyone do that before. Nick, explain to our listeners what Trump focus really is and how it's something you can only kind of see in person. It doesn't quite translate on television as well.
Nick Adams
Absolutely, Jack. Look, President Trump does have a one in a kind extraordinary charisma. And that charisma does make you feel like he is talking to you and you only when he is in a room full of people. But he listens even better than he communicates. And I think that is the big thing that, that most of the mainstream media miss. President Trump is a tremendous listener. And that's why you're absolutely right. When you are in a one on one situation or context with the President, the president is listening intently to everything that you say. You know, you meet a lot of Candidates. You meet a lot of elected officials, Jack. You meet presidents. And they're really kind of just looking. They're looking at you, but they're looking through you. They're looking at the next person. Their eyes are kind of scanning the room. They're trying not to get caught while they do it, to see who else is in the room, how long is the line left or whatever it happens to be. Donald Trump is not like that. And that same focus that he gives people that he is talking to, he gives to his goals, which is something that is just remarkable. I mean, you think about it, Jack, I was with. I've been with the President since day one 16th of June, 2015, when he came down the escalator with Melania. And I was with him in early 2021, when all of the traitors and the cowards and the spineless people wanted to move away from him, abandoned him. I was with him in those dark days in early 2021 at Mar? A Lago. We stayed in contact after he left the White House. And he knew then, Jack. He knew that for him to come back, which is what he wanted to do, he knew that they were going to do everything they possibly could to break him. He'd already had a taste of it, but he knew that, particularly after January 6th and everything else, that they were going to make his life miserable, that they would try to bankrupt him, that they would try to do all kinds of things. And then, let's think about it. He was censored, deplatformed. They tried to bankrupt him. They impeached him twice arrested, sued, indicted, They've tried to kill him twice. That's twice, Jack, that we know of, right? God knows how many times we aren't aware of. So. And despite it all, none of it has ever remotely deterred his willingness to fight for the everyday, ordinary, regular American Jack, that you and I also love and care about. And he has never compromised one inch. Think about how easy it would have been or how expedient it would have been better put for him to kind of back away from his sincere belief, a belief that I know you and I also share, that the 2020 election was rigged. It would have made his life infinitely easier. But he didn't compromise. He didn't surrender. He didn't even back down a single inch. To this day, he still pos on Truth Social about the Rig 2020 election. And to have that kind of principle, to have that kind of focus, to not be prepared to change for anyone, to be unapologetically You. If we can apply all of that in our lives, as I make the case in From Mar a Lago to Mars, then anything. Anything is possible.
Jack Posobiec
Well, I think it is. Anything is possible. And so walk us through the title From Mar a Lago to Mars. Is that. Is that an Elon Musk reference? Or is it. Or is it this idea that. That you should. You should just think big and think beyond, you know, the normal limitations. You should actually dream big. And that's part of being an American?
Nick Adams
Absolutely, yes. It's a bit. A little bit of everything. I was having a bit of fun with it because, yes, there is a reference to the maverick genius that we know as Elon Musk, who President Trump partnered up with in the first hundred days of his presidency to really make sure that we get rid of all the fat and excess in the government. The Doge stuff. That was so incredibly effective. But also, yes, look, I mean, for me, the ultimate, the ultimate manifest destiny would be the conquest of Mars for the United States of America. And it is also a reference to dreaming big, which, as you correctly point out, Jack, is the most American thing of all. And President Trump told us before clinching victory at a campaign rally to always dream big. And we've got to dream big. When others try to demoralise us, we've got to speak up. When those that hate our country want us to be silent, we've got to strengthen our will precisely at the moment that we feel we could lose it. Dreaming big is a big part of why America is the most unique and successful culture and society ever. In almost 5,000 years of recorded human history, we haven't seen a country like the United States of America. And American exceptionalism is because Americans dream big. Starting with the founders, who had a dream to make a country like never before. Every single time any other country or society or government, Jack has ever written a constitution, it's always laid out the powers of the government and the limits of the individual. But when the United States of America did it, it did exactly the opposite. It laid out the powers of the individual and. And the limits of the government. That's where American exceptionalism was born. And that's the best example of Americans dreaming big.
Jack Posobiec
Well, and I think too, just President Trump as an example and as a guy, and Nick, you've met my family that with two young boys and we think about all of the children who will be growing up in the Trump era and seeing a president like that, like one that we've never seen before, that only could have been In America, someone who's been a businessman, someone who's become a billionaire, been an entrepreneur, done so many things, faced so many tests, and then becomes this larger than life figure. The fact that he exists at all is proof that it can be done. And with the American system, when things are set right, it is actually possible. So, no, you don't just have to go and have the 9 to 5 cubicle job or go and work for, you know, the gig economy. And look, if you want to, you know, if the gig economy works for you, then fine. But you can aspire to something greater. You can aspire to something bigger. That's what it means to be an American. That meant what it used to mean to go west and seek your future and seek your fame and fortune and all of that, that dream, this idea of manifest destiny, it's all wrapped up in greatness. And President Trump, just through his life, is showing us this. Nick, this is a great discussion. Can we hold you over? Can we hold you over for another segment, Jack?
Nick Adams
Absolutely.
Jack Posobiec
All right. All right, Nick. Guys, guys, we're going to hold Nick over because there's too much to get into here. This, and this is too important. It's too important to skip over. This is what it means to have a legacy. This is what it means. Means to pass something on to the next generation. Nick Adams and Jack Posobic here, Human Events Daily, Live Real America's Voice and the Salem Radio Network. Right back.
Kenny Cody
Jack is a great guy. He's written a fantastic. 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.
Jack Posobiec
Amen.
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Jack Posobiec
We are back. Human Events Daily final segment. We're on with the alpha male, Nick Adams, and he's got this great book, it's out today. People need to go get this because it's called From Mar a Lago to Mars. And it's the story of Trump's great American comeback. But it's more than that because it actually shows you how you can take the tools that President Trump has shown us and use the tools that he has used to be able to attain this. Nick, can you walk us through some of those tools that people can look at?
Nick Adams
Absolutely. Look, positive thinking starts is at the very beginning, Jack. If you look at President Trump's life, Norman Vincent Peale was the person that acted as the officiant at President Trump's first wedding. So the power of positive thinking is something that President Trump has always held dear. And it's what I think has led him to have such success, as you were outlining before the break, from billionaire businessmen to beloved entertainer, to having a great family, successful children and grandchildren. And now, of course, the greatest president in the history of the country. And I think our good friend Steve Bannon, I heard him say something that really resonated with me, and that is that America has been so blessed. We had General Washington at the start of our country. We had had President Lincoln at the rebirth of our country, and now we have President Trump at the rejuvenation of our nation. And we are, we are incredibly blessed for that. And the power of positive thinking, I think, is, is very, very significant. And then resilience, a determination to get to whatever destination it is that you have, is something that President Trump just has shown in absolute abundance. It doesn't matter what they throw it in, whether it's in the business world, whether it's dealing with the corrupt New York government and people that had competing interests, whether it was what happened in Atlantic City, whether it was now, what we saw in 2016 when they spied on his campaign, all the phony impeachment stuff, that was during the first term. And then, of course, everything that he had to endure the last three or four years, having that relentlessness, Jack, to just so doggedly pursue like a heat seeking missile until you hit your target. That's what President Trump has always exemplified in every stage of his life. He's always been that man in the arena. The arenas have always been different, but he's always been that man in the arena.
Jack Posobiec
That's exactly right. And, you know, it's kind of cliche, but it's not about how many times you get knocked down down. It's about how many times you get back up. And I feel like our society today has totally lost that. And President Trump showed us, even to the point of when he was under actual gunfire itself, stood up and roared like a lion. Didn't know if there were more shooters, didn't know if the threat had ended. The bullets were still racing through the air. He stood back up and pumped his fist. That's what being an American, that's what being a man, that's what being an alpha male is actually all about, is saying, you want me? Come and get me. I'm right here. And it's, you can take it out of those, you know, incredible moments like that, miraculous moments that it's, it's. Look, you got it. You got to keep trying, right? I wrote, I write posts online. They don't all go viral. You know, maybe one out of ten goes viral, but you know what? That one keeps me going. And then I keep going, I move on to the next one. You get them next time. You just go there. It's like, it's like my kid plays Little League and say, we didn't win this game. You win the next game, you didn't get hit at this at bat. You go to the next one. Boom. He gets a, the other day at a two run rbi. So it's, it's, it's part of life where you've got to step up. Use the baseball example again. You step up to the plate. It's not about how many times you strike out. It's about keeping and going till you actually get those hits to get those wins. And Nick, it's, it's so true. If we don't try to take shots, we'll never achieve anything last minute. Tell people where they can go to get the book and where to follow you.
Nick Adams
Yes, Jack, you miss all the shots you don't take. Absolutely. Look, from Mar a Lago to Mars, it is out today. This is a book that everyone needs to get. It's a book about politics, Americana and self help and personal development. You can get it on Amazon, you can get it where all great books are sold, but this is definitely a book that you want to read. Because you're right, Jack. President Trump proved two very American notions to us. Number one, that the only limitation in America that you have is your own imagination. And number two, that this is the country of unlimited attempts. You can fall down 5,000 times, but if you've got the grit, determination and hustle to get up 5,001, you will be rewarded. You will get to where you want to go. It's a lesson for every single American, particularly the youngest among us. That's why from Mar? A Lago to Mars, President Trump's great American comeback.
Jack Posobiec
Gotta check it out. Nick Adams, Jack Posobic. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay.
Podcast Summary: Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec
Episode: Salute to Scott Adams, and from Mar-a-Lago to Mars
Release Date: May 20, 2025
In this episode of Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec, host Jack Posobiec delves into a range of pressing political and social issues, paying homage to influential figures, discussing significant legislative developments, and exploring the resilience of political leaders amidst adversity. The episode features insightful discussions with regular contributors Brian Glenn and Kenny Cody, as well as a special appearance by guest author Nick Adams.
[01:08] Jack Posobiec begins by addressing the recent news of Scott Adams' diagnosis with terminal prostate cancer, drawing parallels to President Joe Biden's health revelations. Posobiec emphasizes Adams' pivotal role in the MAGA movement, highlighting his contributions to building the early infrastructure that fostered a strong community among supporters.
Jack Posobiec: "Scott's been someone who's been MAGA from absolutely day one... it really built the early infrastructure of MAGA. It became a place that everyone could come to. It was a meeting place. It was a community."
[01:35]
Posobiec reminisces about Adams' influence, noting their collaborative efforts on books like Unhumans and Bulletproof, which have been instrumental in shaping the movement's narrative.
Allegations Against a Democratic Congresswoman
The discussion shifts to recent charges against a Democratic congresswoman for alleged misconduct during protests outside a New Jersey ICE facility. Brian Glenn reports on Acting U.S. Attorney Alina Haba's review of unreleased protest footage implicating Representative LaMonica McIver in assaulting federal agents.
Brian Glenn: "Haba said on X New Jersey Representative LaMonica McIver assaulted federal agents... charging her with that."
[01:15]
Take It Down Act
Jack Posobiec announces the signing of the "Take It Down Act" by President Trump, making it a federal crime to distribute non-consensual explicit deepfake images. This legislation targets AI-generated content that misappropriates individuals' likenesses onto nude bodies without consent.
Jack Posobiec: "Trump has signed a new law that makes it a federal crime to distribute non-consensual, explicit deep fake images online... the Take It Down Act."
[01:35]
CBS News Shakeup
Another significant piece of news is the resignation of Wendy McMahon, President of CBS News and Stations, indicating a strategic shift within the company.
Brian Glenn: "Wendy McMahon... is stepping down. A new internal memo says she can no longer be part of a company that's moving in a different direction."
[01:48]
A substantial portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing the "big beautiful bill," a comprehensive legislative package championed by President Trump aimed at providing economic relief and fostering family growth.
Overview of the Bill
Guest Kenny Cody outlines the bill's key components, including:
Charlie Kirk: "We're encouraging families to have more children by giving them incentives... This is why it's all encompassed in one big beautiful bill."
[10:30]
Pro-Family Focus
Posobiec emphasizes the administration's shift towards a pro-family agenda, arguing that prioritizing family welfare naturally extends to other policy areas such as immigration, law enforcement, and economic stability.
Jack Posobiec: "If you put families first, you'll then all of the other things fall into relief... It's because we love our families and we want to keep them safe."
[13:22]
Impact on the Working Class and Future Generations
Kirk highlights how the bill directly benefits the middle and working classes, particularly Gen Z workers entering the workforce or graduating from college. He underscores the administration's commitment to revitalizing American manufacturing and supporting economic self-sufficiency.
Charlie Kirk: "We are encouraging families to have more children by giving them incentives. We are ensuring jobs are being brought back here so those very families can benefit because of them."
[16:26]
Introducing the Book
Author Nick Adams joins the discussion to present his new book, From Mar-a-Lago to Mars: President Trump's Great American Comeback. The book intertwines political analysis with self-help strategies, drawing lessons from Trump's resilience and leadership.
Nick Adams: "This is a book that takes all of the strategies and tactics that President Trump used in the last four years in order to not just survive but thrive."
[23:20]
Trump's Resilience and Leadership
Adams elaborates on Trump's unparalleled determination in the face of adversity, including legal challenges and political opposition. He attributes Trump's success to positive thinking, resilience, and unwavering focus.
Nick Adams: "President Trump does have a one in a kind extraordinary charisma... He listens even better than he communicates."
[25:55]
Posobiec and Adams discuss the broader implications of Trump's leadership style, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and the American spirit of dreaming big.
Nick Adams: "President Trump proved two very American notions to us. Number one, that the only limitation in America that you have is your own imagination. And number two, that this is the country of unlimited attempts."
[39:53]
From Mar-a-Lago to Mars: Symbolism and Vision
The book's title encapsulates the journey from Trump's residence Mar-a-Lago to the ambitious conquest of Mars, symbolizing boundless aspirations and the pursuit of greatness.
Nick Adams: "The ultimate manifest destiny would be the conquest of Mars for the United States of America... dreaming big is a big part of why America is the most unique and successful culture and society ever."
[30:02]
In this episode, Jack Posobiec effectively navigates through a spectrum of topics, from honoring influential figures like Scott Adams to dissecting significant legislative efforts aimed at empowering American families and the working class. The appearance of Nick Adams adds depth to the discussion, providing both political insights and motivational lessons drawn from President Trump's experiences. The episode underscores a central theme of resilience, positive thinking, and the enduring American spirit of striving for greatness.
Jack Posobiec [01:35]: "Scott's been someone who's been MAGA from absolutely day one... it was a meeting place. It was a community."
Brian Glenn [01:48]: "Wendy McMahon... is stepping down. A new internal memo says she can no longer be part of a company that's moving in a different direction."
Charlie Kirk [10:30]: "We're encouraging families to have more children by giving them incentives... This is why it's all encompassed in one big beautiful bill."
Jack Posobiec [13:22]: "If you put families first, you'll then all of the other things fall into relief... It's because we love our families and we want to keep them safe."
Nick Adams [25:55]: "President Trump does have a one in a kind extraordinary charisma... He listens even better than he communicates."
Nick Adams [39:53]: "President Trump proved two very American notions to us. Number one, that the only limitation in America that you have is your own imagination. And number two, that this is the country of unlimited attempts."
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