The Massive Obama Netflix WB Acquisition and the Biden DOJ Cover Up of the J6 Pipe Bomber

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Episode: The Massive Obama Netflix WB Acquisition and the Biden DOJ Cover Up of the J6 Pipe Bomber
Date: December 5, 2025
Host: Jack Posobiec
Guests: Julie Kelly (Declassified Investigative Journalist), Tommy Stevenson (Politics Editor, Post Millennial), Peachy Keenan (Author & Commentator)

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Overview

This episode dives into two major topics:

1. The breaking DOJ case revealing the recent arrest of the January 6th RNC/DNC pipe bomber and suspected federal coverup of key evidence.
2. The massive $83B acquisition of Warner Brothers Discovery (including HBO Max) by Netflix, with an emphasis on alleged political influence by the Obamas and the resulting “wokification” and ideological steering of American popular media.

Jack Posobiec and guests discuss government transparency, media consolidation, progressive influence in Hollywood, as well as perceived attempts to rewrite history for both political and cultural advantage.

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Segment 1: The January 6 Pipe Bomber — Arrest, Motives & DOJ Controversy

Key Timestamps:

• [03:38] – [12:33]: J6 Pipe Bomber Case Deep Dive
• [14:32] – [26:55]: FBI evidence, motives, family ties, legal and media narratives

DOJ’s Pipe Bomber Arrest

• Arrest of Brian Cole Jr. for placing pipe bombs at RNC and DNC on Jan 5, 2021.
  • Narrative questioned: Was Cole’s identity known by authorities long before arrest, but deliberately withheld to shape a political narrative?

Notable Quote (Julie Kelly, [04:52]):

“Either one of two reasons. Number one, Brian Cole is an asset or a source for either the FBI or other law enforcement agency. Or two, the fact that...he is a young black male, potentially with ties to Antifa, Black Lives Matter...the arrest of either one of those in April 2021 would have completely decimated the developing January 6 insurrection narrative at the time.”

FBI’s Timeline and Motives

• Purchases for bomb components allegedly go back to late 2019, undermining the claim that Cole was motivated by the 2020 election defeat ([08:22], Julie Kelly & Jack).
• Federal Narrative: FBI Director Chris Wray repeatedly denied Antifa involvement in J6, contradicting emerging evidence and witness claims ([06:05], Julie Kelly).

Quote (Julie Kelly, [11:40]):

“If he was a MAGA supporter and thought the election was stolen, why wasn’t he there on January 6 instead of January 5 when the protests were underway?”

Family and Legal Ties

• Cole’s family:
  • Father is an attorney with connections to Black Lives Matter (represented by Ben Crump).
  • The family was deeply involved in lawsuits against the Trump administration ([14:32–21:21], Tommy Stevenson & Jack).
• No strong MAGA ties: No evidence points to Cole or his family supporting Trump, despite some media narratives ([24:12–24:20], Tommy Stevenson).

Quote (Jack, [22:30]):

“It’s hard to draw a line from someone who’s at the very heart of Black Lives Matter to a Trump supporter. It really is.”

Media Coverage and Speculation

• Mainstream outlets and officials push conflicting motives: MAGA, anarchist, and anti-establishment.
• Jack and guests emphasize:
  • The suspiciously long delay in making the arrest given the cell-phone and credit card data available ([19:15–21:21]).
  • The possibility of Brian Cole being an informant or protected asset.
  • Caution against jumping to conclusions until further DOJ disclosures.

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Segment 2: Netflix’s Mega-Acquisition, the Obamas & The Ideological Transformation of Hollywood

Key Timestamps:

• [27:32] – [34:08]: Netflix-Warner acquisitions, Obama connections, shift in content
• [32:20] – [42:18]: Peachy Keenan analyzes pop culture “wokification,” children’s programming, and creative trends
• [42:18] – [47:40]: Broader implications for entertainment and American families

Netflix Buys Warner Bros Discovery for $83B

• Deal includes: Warner’s film and TV library and HBO Max streaming ([01:09], Jack; [27:32], Jack).
• Jack’s thesis: This move cements a “woke media monopoly,” steering culture leftward.
  • Links to 2018: Netflix’s deal with Barack and Michelle Obama and addition of Susan Rice to the board.
  • Causal claim: Uptick in “woke” content (LGBT, racial themes) since signing Obama ([30:32–34:08]).

Quote (Jack, [30:51]):

“All you have to do is go back and look: it was 2018 when Barack Obama and Michelle Obama signed a massive deal with Netflix. And so, Stranger Things, where if you go back to season one, was just a great show about small town mysteries...now, Stranger Things puts in...pedo programming...right there on Netflix in a show that is marketed to children.”

Peachy Keenan on Culture Shift

• Critiques inclusion and focus on LGBTQ themes in programs like Stranger Things.
• Points out:
  • Romantic subtext between underage characters portrayed as groundbreaking, but actually superficial and tinged in her view with sexualization issues ([33:04–37:22]).
  • Says this is symptomatic of what’s happening systemically at Netflix/Hollywood in general.

Quote (Peachy Keenan, [33:04]):

“It's hard to watch…what other interpretation can you possibly make?...It's done like a romance montage like you would see in the 1980s, but in an actual 80s movie it would be a boy and a girl.”

• GLAAD and activist pressure: Hollywood storylines, according to Peachy, are being guided by LGBTQ/diversity reps embedded in writers’ rooms.
• Jack worries: If Netflix controls HBO and WB, legacy franchises will all get the same “ideological” makeover:
  • "The Sopranos and The Wire – everything’s going to be crazy, everybody's going to be gay." ([40:25], Jack)

Concerns About Children’s Programming

• Both Jack and Peachy lament the loss of “innocent” children’s content, and encourage parents to rely on older, “classic” media to create a safe environment.
• Practical advice: Run personal servers to stream only pre-’90s/‘00s content to family ([42:18], Jack).

Memorable Moment (Jack, [46:17]):

“We are a Star Wars free house. There’s no Star Wars in the house at all, whatsoever. And now...my kids have never seen Star Wars...the people who were there [at Star Wars Land, Disneyland] creeped me out. They all gave off PETO vibes...I don't want my kids around this ever.”

On the future:

• Netflix-WB merger could enable further rewriting and remaking of cultural icons (mention of The Goonies, Indiana Jones, Scooby Doo, and Looney Tunes), stripping them of what Jack and Peachy consider their original American and family-friendly qualities.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• Julie Kelly on FBI motives ([05:32]):
  “The biggest issue is because it hurts the narrative. You've got this guy who's an African American whose motive seems very shaky.”

• Tommy Stevenson ([16:28]):
  “Purchases in June...a whole year previous to the election or previous to January 6th. So that narrative...just doesn't make sense for a motive.”

• Peachy Keenan ([35:47]):

  “There’s two of the main characters are gay. There's a lesbian and a gay couple...I grew up in the 80s, and I don't remember people having that many openly gay teenage friends...they've turned the whole thing on its head.”

• Jack Posobiec ([40:25]):

  “If this deal goes through, Netflix, who's doing all the things that we’re talking about here, and the Obamas will now control all of HBO and all of the Warner Brothers, which means...now everybody’s going to be gay and everything’s going to be crazy.”

• Jack Posobiec ([46:17]):

  “Star Wars free house...the people who were there creeped me out…PETO vibes.”

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Conclusion

Episode takeaways:

• J6 Pipe Bomber Case — The panelists question the timeline and motives of both the alleged suspect and the DOJ, arguing mainstream media conveniently recast the facts to suit political ends.
• Media Consolidation & Wokification — Jack and guests voice concern about the future of American pop culture, arguing that further consolidation under progressive Hollywood icons (Obama, Susan Rice, Netflix execs) threatens to rewrite classic, apolitical entertainment into vehicles for left-leaning ideology.
• Both sections reflect a skeptical, combative tone toward both federal investigative agencies and the media industry, championing parental vigilance and alternative information/entertainment sources.

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For Further Updates:

• Follow Jack Posobiec and Human Events Daily at humanevents.com
• Julie Kelly: American Greatness, Substack
• Tommy Stevenson: Post Millennial, @RealtyStevenson
• Peachy Keenan: @keenan.peachy (X), peachykeenan.com

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Transcript

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Netflix has won a bidding war to acquire Warner Brothers Discovery. Netflix is paying nearly $83 billion in cash and stock for the film and TV studios as well as the HBO Max streaming service. The deal is expected to close in the third quarter of 2026. We just saw the best Black Friday ever. You know, people went out getting ready.

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Brian Cole Jr. Was arrested and charged with placing the pipe bombs at the RNC and the DNC on January 5, 2021.

[A]

Law enforcement swarming the home of the 30 year old Cole, who lived with his mother in the D.C. suburbs. The FBI claims that Cole, seen here in a yearbook photo, planted potentially lethal bombs discovered outside the headquarters of both the Democratic and Republican National Committees. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard Today's edition, Human Events Daily. We're live on Real America's oasia, looking at a live shot of A snowy White House right now. Snow hit in Washington, D.C. overnight, has been moving on throughout the day. But of course, Old Glory still flying outside, though, I believe leave. You're looking at Old Glory flying half mast. President Trump, of course, ordering it half mast for the death of the incredible National Guards woman who died defending our nation's capitol or in fact, our nation's Capitol building just days ago. And in fact, I want to be clear about something, guys. I want to be clear about something when we talk about the National Guardswoman, when we talk about Sarah Beckstrom. Think about this. Afghan migrants have killed more of our soldiers than anyone at January 6th.

They've murdered more people than were killed at January 6th. Oh, wait a minute. Who else was killed on January 6th? Another female service member, Ashley Babbitt, who was an Air Force veteran. So all of these things keep happening and yet for some reason we don't talk about them. Regarding January 6th, we're going to get in to the pipe bomb story in just a second. We're also later in the show going to talk about Netflix putting in a huge bid to purchase Warner Brothers hbo. The wokification of media continues, obviously. Massive antitrust questions and concerns there. I want to bring on. We have Julie Kelly on joining us today. Julie, how are you?

[C]

Hey, Jack.

[A]

Well, Julie, let's get right into it because we we saw this incredible and just stunning sudden arrest of the pipe bomber. I think we all can agree that this is information that the FBI had all along. Julie, just in the two minutes before the break, why do you believe that Chris Wray hid this information from the American people? Because it's clear to me that this had this order had to have come from the top.

[C]

Either one of two reasons. Number one, Brian Cole is an asset or a source for either the FBI or other law enforcement agency. Or two, the fact that he was a young is a young black male potentially with ties to Antifa, Black Lives Matter, other leftist movement organizations. The arrest of either one of those, say April of 2021, would have completely decimated the developing January 6th insurrection narrative at the time and contradicted Chris Wray's claims about a white supremacist domestic terror attack on January 6th.

[A]

So the issue then you think, and this, this is my biggest issue, is because it hurts the narrative. You've got this guy who's an African American. You've got this guy whose motive seems very shaky. We're told about anarchist writings yesterday. Now, CN Trying to trying to say that he's some kind of MAGA person But I want to dig into some of the questions about that. Who didn't you know, who believe that the election was stolen? Because it doesn't quite seem to line up. But it's very clear that this would have created problems for the Biden administration's narrative about January six either way, wouldn't it?

[C]

Julie it absolutely was. And keep in mind too that Chris Wray was adamant even in February, March of 2021 that Antifa played no role in the events of January6. He was asked repeatedly that was a suspicion of the president and others that had expressed by the president that this was Antifa. There were J6ers who were absolutely insistent that they saw Antifa there. We now see video recordings of Antifa on the Capitol complex that afternoon. So if this individual is tied to Antifa, that would have been highly problematic for the FBI director who was insistent even under congressional, during congressional testimony that Antifa was not involved in any way, shape or form in the events of January 6th.

[A]

And of course, we knew from the start that it seemed as though information would be available. We pointed out all of the cameras that were around there. You, Darren Beatty, so many others. And so we're going to dig into all that. We've got more time coming up in the next block with Julie Kelly here on Human Events Daily. Foreign.

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All right, Jack Paso. We are back now live with Julie Kelly and Julie has the author of Declassified Investigative Journalist. Julie, you've got a piece up today at American Greatness or excuse me, it's, it's an older piece from American Greatness that you're re upping where you were talking about the Fed napping plots that the FBI was up to throughout 2020. In those plots, what were they doing? They were using people to pose essentially as MAGA supporters or anti government types to then get people to try and commit crimes against political officials. Julie, why did you re up that today talking about informants, undercovers, federal handlers, FBI handlers, those types of things.

[C]

Well, look at what the FBI was up to in 2020. And this kind of like popped in my head as I was reading the complaint yesterday against Mr. Cole and that his purchase of these bomb components stretched over months, really over a year. I think the first purchase allegedly was late 2019. Well, what was happening throughout 2020? You had the Whitmer fednapping hoax. I've Done a ton of reporting on that. You and I have talked about it. Dozens of FBI informants handling agents, undercover agents, set out to purposely entrap these men in Michigan, make it look like right wing militiamen supportive of Donald Trump were trying to kidnap and kill Gretchen Whitmer. What most people aren't aware of is during the trial that a second plot by the same FBI, the same main confidential human source informant, was also trying to do the same thing to at least one man in Virginia and trying to get him to execute the same sort of plot against Ralph Northam. And a lot of that involved advising this man how to build explosives. So is this a huge reach to believe that maybe this individual who seemed like kind of a loner, There's a lot of reporting on him, whether he's a left winger, whether he was just a loner, whether he was into some weird stuff that gets the attention of law enforcement. Was he doing the same sort of thing? I don't know. Probably not. Is it a tiny possibility? Yes, because that's what we know all Chris Wray's FBI was doing throughout 2020. The Whitmer Fed, mapping the Northam Fednapping, embedding informants in the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers, trying to gin up all these inflammatory group texts that were later used as evidence against them in their J6 trials. And then of course, the setup of January 6th itself. So I guess this is where my thought process is right now. Could it be wrong? Absolutely. But given what we know the Chris Wray FBI was doing in 2020, is it possible that this Brian Cole is somehow associated with the FBI or law enforcement? And Jack, that's why this case went completely cold as of March 2021, despite all the evidence that they had already collected. When you have Stephen Dantuano, who was head of the Washington FBI field office, told Congress that, you know, kind of after February 2021, interest lagged off and they were onto other things. And that's just how it goes. So why was that? Did they identify Brian Cole? Did they know that he was the hoodie guy and did they bury it because it would have completely undermined the Insurrection narrative or.

Certainly exposed him as some sort of law enforcement asset?

[A]

Well, here's what I keep asking when, Because I see cnn, msnbc, and last question. They're trying to spread this narrative. Oh, this guy was maga. He believed that the election was stolen. Yet if that were true, why is he buying all of this material for these, for these pipe bombs long before the election of 2020. Like, like in one case, I think over a year before.

[C]

Well, if he was a MAGA supporter and thought the election was stolen, why wasn't he there on January 6 instead of January 5 when the protests were underway?

[A]

Also with all the other MAGA supporters.

[C]

Yeah. A criminal defense attorney for J6ers texted me this morning and said, you know, he, if he says he was a MAGA person or election denier, he's thinking he's going to be covered by the President's executive order. The blanket pardon of J6.

[A]

Oh, I see. People get a blanket pardon. Oh, that's great.

[C]

Yeah. So that, that could be the motive. He nor his family appear to be anything close to Donald Trump or MAGA supporters. Let's just leave it at that.

[A]

We'll leave it at that. Julie, I know you gotta run. Thank you so much for joining us even via phone today. And thank you for all your journalism up to and including today.

[C]

Thanks, Jack. Talk to you soon.

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Good, Jack, how you doing?

[A]

So, Tommy, walk us through it just in, in a, in a summary. What was this information that AG Pam Bondi said was sitting on the shelf collecting dust? How was it that they were.

And then make the steps that led to the arrest of Brian Cole?

[E]

So they started back with all the tips and information that the FBI had on Brian Cole, or not Brian Cole necessarily, but all the kids that they had leading up to the investigation from the previous administration. They went through everything else basically from the beginning. And then after going through millions of data points, they were able to identify the different cell phone data. That's really how they identified Cole as the suspect of him going to the area near the capital on January 5 and then also combining that with his credit card transactions where he purchased stuff going all the way back to 2019 to make these pipe bombs.

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Well, and that's what was so confusing to me because.

What'S, what's.

Interesting is when I keep looking at these, these msnbc, the CNN articles that are out today, this new narrative, oh, he's maga. He's maga. Julie Kelly was just on asking questions about that. He was, if you believe the election was stolen, why wasn't he there on January 6th? If you believe the, if he's saying he's MAGA or, you know, he believed that he, is it a play to get him a pardon or get him covered by the blanket pardon from President Trump, you know, ex post facto or, you know, or something to do with that. But when it comes to it, you've got the affidavit there was he only purchasing these items, these precursors for pipe bombs in, in the time between the election of November of 2020 and January 6, 2021.

[E]

So no, that's a very drawn out timeline. It's all the way back to 2019. There were some purchases in June. It looked like he was purchasing these items for a whole year previous to the election or previous to January 6th. And so when you look at the timeline it just wouldn't make sense for his motive to be related to him thinking that the election was stolen. Because if he was making the pipe bombs previous to that or getting the items necessary for it, the election hadn't even happened yet. So that narrative, how it's been leaking out the press right now just doesn't make sense for a motive. The FBI hasn't identified any official motive yet. But we're still, they're still looking into those details and figuring out what exactly the motive was and everything that's related to that.

[A]

I think that's certainly right. And so, so they're able to go through, they have the information of in person, they tie that back to, to the credit card. And then with the credit card they're able to also use to tie back to the cell phone. And just walk me through this because I look at the affidavit, it says they have his cell phone going the exact same route as the pipe bomber on the evening of January 5th. And then they even have a photo of his actual car driving in the area on January 5th.

[E]

Yeah. So they had, they were able to identify his license plate from that photo. And they gather the cell phone data of him going around the Capitol building and then traveling back because he still lives at his parents house, I believe in Woodbridge, Virginia. And he, from what looks of it is, is that people that knew him or neighbors that were around there said that he was very recluse and really get out that much except to walk his dog. And so, and then there were also some interests of like anarchist beliefs or writing. So you don't really know exactly. Ever. Well, you don't really, you don't really know everything that led up to it. But the FBI was able to identify everything with the supplement data. The car, because it was parked not far from the location of where the pipelines were. I think it was like a half mile away. But he had enough time to drive off in the hours leading up to.

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When they were found and then drive. So there was no Metro. The Metro was totally meant to throw people off. We write back Jack Posobic, Tommy Stevenson here. Human Events Daily continues.

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All right, Jack, we're back live here. Human Events Daily. We're on with Tommy Stevenson. He is the politics editor over at the Post Millennial. We're digging into this strange story of the Jan6 pipe bomber. Everything that's come out from the affidavit. So again this information, when Dan Bongino, the deputy director, was talking about forensic information, you know, this wasn't some type of special information or special tip that just came in. This was basic cell phone data, the same type of cell phone data that the FBI used to make cases against 1600American Patriots from January 6th. And yet, for some reason, the Chris Wray, Joe Biden, Merrick Garland FBI and DOJ excluded this one. They said they couldn't find it. They couldn't find this guy, even though he's the only one walking around where the pipe bomber we can see on the video is walking and in fact walks back to his car and we see his car driving around. Something, something is wrong in Denmark, as they say. But, Tommy, I wanted to dig in with you a little bit more because when we look at these, to these questions of motive, look to these questions of positioning, and we say, you know, sometimes you look into these guys and you say, okay, there's no political connections. We can't see anything. Sometimes it's very. Sometimes they leave a manifesto. Yet right here we see that he worked for his father at a bail bonds company who was involved in, who was involved in lawsuits, and in fact was once represented the father by the Ben Crump himself, who was the number one lawyer of all of Black Lives Matter. What do we know about his father and about this, this bail bonds firm that he was working for?

[D]

So his father, with the lawsuit, they had sued the Trump administration over. It was, it was over illegal integration. And then they had also accused the, they also accused the administration of racism as well. His father had. And so you can kind of start to get a little bit of a picture with what his family was like, what he was like. I know he appeared in court today and there were six members of the family that were there, and they were all, I mean, I can imagine if my family member was in court, but they were all very saddened by what was happening and what was going on. So it doesn't seem like he's estranged from this family. He was still living with his mother and his father. But there's definitely some connection, at least with the father to the Black Lives Matter movement, to left wing politics with his dad. But.

Right now we just. With the motive, it hasn't been determined yet, but you can get an idea of where this guy was coming from.

[A]

Yeah, again, I mean, it's something that just, it just jumps out at you. And as we used to say in the business, we would call that, using a technical term, called a clue that. And it's just you go down the list and I just pulled this up as you were speaking of various people that have been represented by Ben Crump. So George Floyd, literally, George Floyd's lawyer, his family's lawyer. Jacob Blake from Kenosha, Wisconsin, who was the individual that the, the protests that led to Kyle Rittenhouse were taking place. Ahmed Arbery, the jogger in Texas. Michael Brown. Yes, the Michael Brown from Ferguson, Missouri. Henrietta Lacks. Trayvon Martin. Tyre. Tyre Nichols. Breonna Taylor. Duante Wright. He represents the estate of Malcolm X as well, and apparently is also the lawyer for the father of the accused D.C. pipe bomber. Now, look, you know, full disclaimer. Right. You know, you have to always say that just because you see the connection does not prove that there's any causation. But this is an extremely high profile lawyer here. And at the very least, and I'm not, I'm not saying that he's involved with the bombing or something like that, but at the very least, it's hard to draw a line from someone who's at the very heart of Black Lives Matter to a Trump supporter. It really is.

[D]

Yeah. And that's what they've been. You see the reports that are coming out now in the media that there are some that are claiming that he's a Trump supporter, citing anonymous sources. You also see the whole election.

The election integrity issue, that people are saying that he thought the election was rigged. But you also have.

Again, they were talking about how he had anarchist ideologies. And so it's hard to believe that this guy was just pure MAGA when he wasn't. He, I mean, he was at the Capitol trying to, if he, if he was there, I mean, he hasn't been convicted yet, but as a suspect in both trying to bomb the RNC and the dnc. So we just don't know at this point where he's coming from. But you get some clues from the anarchist ideologies as well as who he was connected to with his family and how his dad was represented by Crump.

[A]

Right. And we've seen no more information on that, on that as of yet. I think the father, I believe there was a step grandfather who gave a statement, people saying that, you know, they were, you know, they had seen the FBI, that they had seen the police, police. And there was a bit actually, and you mentioned a little bit on it as well, where the neighbors had actually described him as being somewhat aloof, as being someone who was seen very, very insular, someone who is not very outgoing, someone who would walk the Chihuahua and they would see him, but not make eye contact with anyone. Wouldn't say hi to anyone. You know, again, it just really, really sparks to. To be someone who's. Who's potentially isolated, cut off a little bit. Other than this work for his father.

[D]

Yeah, for sure.

[E]

There were.

[D]

With the different details on his motive. It's just FBI hasn't made any official determination yet. But you can certainly see that it's starting to draw a picture of where he came from. And then you can see, like, the different aspects of his family. I could. I mean, you could imagine what he was thinking when he was going up to the Capitol building, because I think he drove back like that night, and they were able to trace that cell phone data as he was walking around the Capitol region. And then.

Then he was able to go back. And it's.

Sorry.

But we just.

[A]

Well, actually, Tommy, we're. We're just about. We're just about out of time. Where can people go to follow you and follow all the reporting that I know you're going to be working on on this story?

[D]

Yeah. So you can follow us. The Post Millennial. You can follow my reporting there. And you can also follow me at Realty Stevenson on Twitter.

[A]

Tommy Stevenson, the Post Millennial. One of the best reporters out there. The politics editor. Be right back. Human Events Daily continues.

Where's Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you.

Great job, Jack. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys, and these are the guys should be getting.

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We can begin.

[C]

You and I.

[A]

We are going to do such beautiful things together, William.

Such beautiful things.

And that's the coast. That was the video that I've been saying is I'm just going to call it out. It's pedo programming. It's what it Is it's pedo programming right there on Netflix in a show that is marketed to children. Want to bring on now author Peachy Keenan, herself a mom, to get her take on all of this. Peachy. How are you?

[B]

I'm doing great. How are you, Jack?

[A]

I'm. I'm angry. I'm outraged because, you know, you're seeing this stuff where Netflix, which has just been an absolute atrocity, when it's like a war crime in terms of, you know, entertainment media pushing wokeness. It's one of the biggest propaganda pushers of. Of wokeness, of lies, of just. Just absolute insane, deranged content. They had that trans writer who in a trans kid show who was like badmouthing Charlie Kirk right after he died. Again, another Netflix show. Gayness injected in everything for kids. Should we actually, you know, there's the Stranger Things piece and the WB piece. What is your take? Just. Just run with it. Peachy Keenan.

[B]

Yeah, I was watching the premiere with my kids. That was the first. That was the opening moment. And honestly, it's hard to watch. I mean, he loves caresses his face. It's like so they linger on that for so long that it's like, oh, okay, I get it. What other interpretation can you possibly make? I mean, is Vecna is gay also, like, the bad guy is gay. That's sort of like.

[A]

Oh, so we've been. By the way, we've been. If you caught our. And we're going to put a special out on this because we're clipping it. We did a whole, like, special on this on Thought Crime last night with me and the Thought Crime gang. And so I referred to this new season as being very clear because it's a retcon. They're going back to season one and now changing the entire series. Right. This c. This scene is not a season five scene. This is a season one scene because Will is still a little boy. And so now this makes the entire show of Stranger Things now essentially gay Darth Vader and gay Luke Skywalker.

[B]

Yeah. And it. Yeah. I think it is apparent that that was probably not the intention in season one. And they have gone back.

[A]

Of course not. That was the pre op. Obama Netflix. That's. I'm trying to like that. In pre Obama Netflix, it was like nostalgia and we got synth music and the riding bikes or look, walkie talkies, like E.T. that's all it was. It was just a fun. And by the way, by the way, here's what's so great. You go to season one and Two of the program. What was it actually about? It was about MK Ultra, their MK Ultra ing us in a show that used to be about MK Ultra. I, I the, the Psyops do not stop. Peachy. The Psyops do not stop.

[B]

They really don't. I mean the Duffer Brothers, I mean, you know, I was actually looking into their backgrounds. They don't seem to be like these sort of supervillains. But then when they had in the new season the like new footage they recreated of the two male main characters as little best friends. They were best Mike and Will best friends and now they're kind of implying that that's when they first fell in love as little five and six year old boys on the swing set. It wasn't just here's where the two best friends met and bonded. It's like the secret unrequited crush that I think is going to be explored in the next few episodes. But then you're saying, okay, well this.

[A]

Wait, wait, so this is exactly what we're talking. No, this is exactly what we were talking about on the show last night because this was my theory and producer files on the show who I keep telling him he's got to come on because he's got all these great theories about it and he won't come. He's never been on the show. And we totally agree that when you look at that montage of Will and Mike when this is even younger, that it's, it's done as like a romance montage like you would see in the 1980s, but usually, but in an actual 80s movie it would be a boy and a girl.

[B]

Right? They've sort of like turned the whole thing on its head. And like also the weird thing is there's two of the main characters are gay. There's a lesbian and a gay gay, a lesbian couple and a gay couple. And it's a very small group of friends. I mean, I grew up in the 80s and I don't remember people having like that many, you know, openly gay teenage friends. It just like sort of, it wasn't really a gay thing. I'm sure they, they were around and stuff, but it just, it didn't become the centerpiece of anyone's life. It wasn't really something, you know, it.

[A]

Just wasn't a thing. No, it wasn't a thing in the 80s. It was not.

[B]

And so I just think the choice to have the, the, the kind of like, you know, tube into the little boy's mouth, you know, there's other ways for A supernatural bad guy to kind of get his bad ideas into you. There's all kinds of things you could do. He's tele. He could telepathically, you know, kind of take his brain. The mind flayer thing. Why the like, you know, visceral, like slimy tube down his throat. I mean, and it like lingered. It's just the lingering and the lovingness and Vecna with this sort of orgasmic, ecstatic look on his face. We. We get it. And so what is that? Is that just. People at Netflix are so porn brained. Are. Are they. What are they? What are they watching in their free time? What are they thinking about in their free time? It's also very lazy. He's gay because he was molested as a child by this, you know, demon. What? That's like, okay, that's like very kind of surface and, and just feels very kind of cliche and generic, frankly. Like, isn't there something else here? Something more creative you could come up with?

[A]

Well, it's, you know, it's one of those things where, you know, I, I actually had an interesting theory. It's like, what if somebody was actually sort of like, kind of, you know, kind of like right wing who was just like secretly in the back of the. Of the writers room somewhere and he's going and just saying like, hey, hey, what if we have him be abused by Vecna and that's why he's gay. And the other writers are like, oh, wow. And they just. But he just kind of slipped it in, not actually realizing like, what that said. Because it's clearly at odds with the actual text and dialogue of Will's later conversation with Rob Robin where she talks about embracing yourself, etc. Etc. Where it's like, no, actually what you're doing is reacting to serious physical and emotional trauma. Jack was up with Peachy Keenan right back.

Jack is a great guy. He's written a fantastic book. Everybody's talking about it.

[E]

Go get it.

[A]

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

[E]

And we're going to turn it around.

[A]

And make our country. Amen.

[E]

All right.

[A]

Jack was so big. We are back live with Peachy Keenan and so pg. We're in agreement. It sounds like what they're doing. And you know, I'm sorry, like, you just can't look at. The first two seasons of. Of Stranger Things are done like, I'm standing on my theory. I will die on this hill. The first two seasons of Stranger Things were done prior to Obama's involvement with Netflix. And like the Obamas and Susan Rice, the whole enterpr. And then suddenly season three, season four just get a little bit weirder and a little bit gayer. Just goes gayer and gayer and gayer and gayer and gayer. And then all of a sudden, by season five, you've got little, little Will as a little boy getting this like hentai Japanese tentacle porn, which by the way, is a thing in Japan. Go ask Kurt Eichenwald about that because he's into it. That, and we know because we've seen his computer screen. Unfortunately for the world, but the Internet is forever. And, and like that is the writers, you know, thinly veiled fetish just put on the screen. Like it's, it's so weird. And I don't know if it's porn brain or Reddit brain or. I mean, that's actually the same thing being displayed up on the screen, but that's what it is. Now tie that back because we're now seeing that they are going to potentially, if this deal goes through Netflix, who's doing all the things that we're talking about here, and the Obamas will now control all of HBO and all of the Warner Brothers, which means, you know, the great HBO shows like Sopranos and the Wire, you know, get rebooted. Now everybody's going to be gay and everything's going to be crazy. You know, how did Tony Soprano become Tony Soprano? Oh boy. Maybe he got the tentacle porn too. You'll see that with young Tony. And I don't even want to think about what they'll do to like the Looney Tunes, Superman, Batman and Robin. I mean, it boggles the mind. It really boggles the mind.

[B]

The mind reels. So, yeah, if they buy Warner Brothers, it'll just be a monster. I mean, that company will be almost, I think, too big. Reed Hastings, the CEO, the founder of Netflix.

Him and his wife are super far left and they give away a lot of their money. I think they. But they make these huge, huge donations to the HBCs, the historically black college and universities. And they give massive donations to like Howard University and all the, like, you know, the Obama, Kamala Harris sort of like network of schools. And that's like their main donation. And so I feel like that is that absolutely they want to please the Obamas. The Obama's team, which might include one of their daughters, I think is in entertainment. And you can just imagine, you know, these writers rooms are all, you know, very queer, whatever. And so they're on. I mean, GLAAD in Hollywood has staff embedded in writers rooms, in development meetings, at Netflix, at all the studios, and they're reviewing scripts. You'll have, like, a far left, you know, LGBTQ activist who is, like, working with the writers to get in all the gay storylines. I mean, that's just why. That's why you have, you know, gay Buzz Lightyear and all the. All the other things that we've seen over the last few years. The reason why Disney's last two movies, two animated movies, were giant flops is because the characters were, like, you know, gay autistic children or whatever they were. It doesn't work. It's not gonna. It works for them. They love it. Diversity is their strength, but unfortunately, it's not ours. And this is why children's entertainment has become, like, such a minefield. I mean, what do you show. What do you say and show. Sit down and watch a movie with your kids. You have to go back to the. To the classics. You just have to keep going back to the 80s movies, actually, which were a little rational.

[A]

I'm just gonna tell people. I don't. I don't. I don't always talk about this publicly, but I do run. I'm not gonna say the name of it because it's not public, but there are ways where you can run your own servers at home so you can get, like, a streaming server that is based on your computer and that sends streaming content to all your devices within the house. And if you. Depending on the plan, you can. You can get it even remotely. And then. So you can just get whatever you want. You can just get whatever you want. You can get old stuff, by the way. My kids love old. My. My son, who's 7 years old, loves Dick Van Dyke. He loves the Dick Van Dyke Show. He thinks it's the greatest thing. He's counting down because Dick Van Dyke will. You know, he'll turn 100 in about a week here. So that's like, something on December 13th. So my son's been like, that's, like, a big thing in our house. And it's like, why does he love the Dick Van Dyke Show? And I'm like, I don't know. I don't care. But I love that he likes it. Or like the old Adams family, or there's a ton of Scooby Doo, you know, the older ones, because the newer ones, they turned Velma gay. Remember, they turned Velma gay in the new Scooby Doo's. Like, nobody is safe which not even sure if that's WB off the top of my head, but. But again, this stuff is out there like crazy. And to your point, you just have to go back to the old things.

[B]

And they're remaking now all the movies from our childhoods. They're digging up those. They're doing Goonies. They're doing Gremlins.

[A]

They're doing Goonies. Are you serious?

[B]

They're doing Goonies. And so I don't know that.

[A]

Are they bringing back the kids or like. They're bringing back the kids or what?

[B]

Don't know what they're doing. It's like, very slow development, but you can just imagine.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Just picture Goonies being made.

[A]

Nobody told me that. Pg. Why are you doing this, man? Crashing out on my own show.

[B]

No, is like the touchstone, like the, you know, the most fun, the kind of like the movie that started all the other, like, kid movies.

[A]

Oh, yeah, It's Indiana Jones for kids.

[D]

Right.

[B]

And it's perfect. It's great. So fun. But just imagine what they're going to do, how they're going to cast it. You know, it's just going to be. Your mind just goes. I mean, it'll just be.

[A]

We're gonna learn how. We're gonna learn how, how, how. Chunk was, like, just misunderstood. He was just, you know, and actually they were. They were abusive towards him and they should have accepted him better. Oh, my gosh.

We. My studio is a couple of floors up and I'm looking at the window right now. I'm. I'm not even. I'm not even joking right now because this is bad. This is so bad. No, no, no. I can't do it. But not Goonies. Not Goonies. I mean, even my mentioning. You mentioned Indiana Jones, actually. Or I mentioned Indiana Jones, but, you know, my son will ask me, he goes, daddy, are there more Indiana Jones movies? Only three, buddy. Nope, just three.

[B]

That's right.

[A]

There are. Any more. They didn't make them anymore. Don't know what happened there. But yeah, three was enough.

[B]

Don't bother. Yeah.

[A]

They ruined, by the way. And one of the things that. That I always get, you know, and let me ask you what you think about this. So one rule that I have in my house that we've had since my kids were born is that we are a Star wars free house. There's no Star wars in the house at all, whatsoever. And now that's because my kids have never seen Star Wars. So they didn't. They didn't know Star wars when it Was good to what it become that became now they own. There's only the Star wars now. And I'll tell you what made me stop doing it is because we went to Disney back in, I guess, like 2019, right? When they in California, when they in Anaheim, when they first opened the Star Wars Land. And I'm telling you, the people who were there creeped me out. They all gave off PETO vibes. I'm just saying it. Every single one of them. They're like wearing black in the middle of the summer. They're walking around talking about proper use of the lightsaber. And I'm like, I don't want my kids around this ever. And my wife coming from Eastern Europe and she's like, no, you know. Well, you know, Tanya, I don't have.

[B]

To ban Star wars in my house. My kids just aren't interested. When they were little, I have teenagers. So when they were little, they loved the first three movies. We would go to Disneyland and they had like the Jedi Academy and Darth Vader comes out.

[D]

It was old.

[A]

That's what I'm talking about.

[B]

You know, Yoda and Darth Vader.

[A]

Oh, you mean the old. Yeah, sorry. You mean the pre. Yeah, the pre Disney ownership of Star Wars. Yes. Yeah.

[B]

They had the original, right? And they had all this content at the parks and characters walking around.

[D]

Star Tours.

[A]

It was called Star Tours.

[B]

They had a Disney. They had a Jedi Academy where little kids would, in real life, Darth Vader would come out and fight lightsaber with them at the park.

[A]

Great.

[B]

Super fun. Like, great. Yeah.

[A]

Little kids being warriors. What could be wrong with that?

[B]

You were learning how to be a Jedi. And that's so fun. And now they don't bother with the movies. They don't watch any of the shows. I don't even have to tell them we don't watch Disney in this house. Star wars in this house. They don't care. Kids do not care because Disney has given up on kids and now they just care about adults.

[A]

No, really creepy adults who are trying to be kids. Like Blippi, who is another Netflix star who. I'm sorry, he just. He just gives all PETO vibes. Like obvious PETA vibes. If you're an adult trying to act like a kid. Peachy Keenan, where do people go to follow you?

[B]

Keenan. Peachy on x. And Peachy Keenan.com is my substack. Thank you, Jack.

[A]

Peachy Keenan. Jack Wozobic, Netflix, Warner Brothers, HBO Stop Pedo programming. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay a short.