Human Events with Jack Posobiec (Dec 8, 2025)

Podcast: Real America’s Voice | Host: Jack Posobiec
Guest(s): Harmeet Dhillon (Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights), Colton Moore (Georgia State Senator)

Episode Overview

This episode of Human Events with Jack Posobiec dives into recent political, legal, and cultural developments through an America First lens. Jack is joined by Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon to discuss groundbreaking Civil Rights Division initiatives—namely, the launch of a new Second Amendment section and updates on federal lawsuits regarding state-level voter rolls. Jack also interviews Georgia State Senator Colton Moore about his just-announced campaign for Congress and the policy issues animating his district. Throughout, Posobiec addresses the rise in political violence among youth, the influence of prominent political figures over entertainment/media conglomerates, and the broader cultural and security battles conservatives face.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

I. Media Influence, Netflix–Warner Bros Deal, and Cultural Shifts

• Warner Bros. Acquisition Bids:

  • Discussion of emerging bids for Warner Bros: Netflix ($83B, wanting to exclude TV channels like CNN, TNT) vs Paramount's hostile $108B offer, which bypasses the board—allegedly to circumvent 'woke' members like Susan Rice, closely allied with the Obamas.
  • Antitrust concerns flagged by President Trump regarding market concentration in media streaming platforms.

• Cultural Influence of Netflix:

  • Jack asserts that the Obama-Netflix partnership catalyzed increasing "wokeness," with references to "gay race communism" and LGBTQ-centric narratives, especially in kids’ shows like Stranger Things.
  • Memorable quote:
    • “Netflix put pedo programming in Stranger Things. Now, I can't sit here and say that Barack Obama, Michelle Obama ordered that. But...Barack Obama, Michelle Obama signed a massive deal with Netflix.” (06:46)
    • “Why did every single adaptation have to become racial and LGBT? ...The show got gayer and gayer and gayer and gayer...Now season five, you’ve basically got gay Darth Vader versus gay Luke Skywalker.” (07:42)

• Obama/Stranger Things Scandal: Allegations that Netflix’s prominent programming is a direct reflection of the Obamas’ production deal, and that the culture and content of shows have shifted accordingly.

II. Political Violence & Supreme Court News

• Recent Violent Incidents:
  • Citing the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson (alleged shooter: Luigi Mangione), and gunshots at commentator Tim Pool’s residence as recent high-profile acts of violence.
• Youth Acceptance of Political Violence:
  • Harvard and Gallup/Kettering polls: 39% (Harvard) and 30% (Gallup) of Americans aged 18–29 express some acceptance of political violence—the highest of any age group. (03:12)
  • Concerns that this marks a generational shift, with references to Marxism and nihilism in schools as contributing factors.
  • Dhillon: “There's been a trend of Marxism in our schools and in our colleges that has led to this anarchy and nihilism… they don't even know about [the Constitution].” (26:55)
• Supreme Court to Hear Birthright Citizenship Appeal:
  • Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship by executive order will be heard by the Supreme Court in an expedited appeal. Its interpretation could reshape more than a century of legal precedent.

III. Department of Justice Initiatives: Voter Rolls & Second Amendment

A. Voter Roll Lawsuits

• Dhillon’s National Project:
  • Suing states refusing to hand over voter rolls data, primarily blue states:
    • 50 states contacted; partial/complete compliance from several; 15 lawsuits in 14 states (CA sued twice).
    • Blue states accused of sharing data freely with third-party voter organizations but stonewalling federal oversight.
  • Notable quote:
    • “We have demanded the voter rolls from 50 states… mainly blue states routinely and freely share their voter data with groups like ERIC and other organizations. But they somehow claim that the DOJ and the United States government doesn't have a secure system…” (13:20)

B. New DOJ Second Amendment Section

• Historic First:
  • The first-ever formal DOJ Second Amendment section is established; previous DOJ never had a dedicated unit for gun rights, despite 250 years of the nation’s existence.
  • Motivated by Supreme Court’s Bruen and Wolford decisions solidifying the Second Amendment as a “first-class right.”
• Litigation & Enforcement:
  • DOJ, now under Trump and AG Bondi, is actively suing states (e.g., Illinois, Hawaii, LA County) for unconstitutional gun restrictions—acting on carry permit delays, bans, and excessive fees.
  • Dhillon on DOJ’s mission:
    • “The Second Amendment is not a second-class right. That’s what the Attorney General is very fond of saying… There are states that have unreasonable restrictions—not just blue states. ...Some states charge thousands of dollars to even apply for a concealed carry permit. This is not constitutional.” (15:09)
    • “The United States Supreme Court has had seven times the number of decisions on First Amendment cases versus Second Amendment. …It requires constant vigilance…” (20:21)
  • Political pushback mainly from congressional Democrats questioning the need for a Second Amendment office.
  • Dhillon emphasizes outreach and incremental compliance: attempts to resolve issues with states before litigating.
• Broader Framing:
  • Posobiec links the Second Amendment to civil rights, self-defense, and the right to life:
    • “The right to self defense is the outward expression of the right to life…” (21:19)

IV. Rise in Political Violence and National Security

• DOJ National Security Memo:
  • New DOJ memo (post-Charlie Kirk assassination) prioritizes domestic political extremism, political violence, and terrorism as chief threats.
  • Jack and Dhillon discuss apparent youth nihilism and disrespect for law enforcement, blaming academic Marxism, social isolation, and soft-on-crime prosecutors.
  • Key moment:
    • “We’ve ignored Antifa. We’ve ignored a lack of respect for the First Amendment...Prosecutors don’t prosecute it. And this sort of lawlessness and anarchy and division ...is concerning.” (29:59)
• Jack’s Reflection:
  • On Charlie Kirk’s death: “...Charlie’s kids and his wife will not be able to [spend Christmas together] because of leftist political violence.” (30:42)

V. Colton Moore’s Congressional Run (Georgia-14, formerly MTG’s seat)

• Major Announcement: Colton Moore declares candidacy for Congress in GA-14, open seat following Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s departure.
  • Emphasizes track record confronting 2020 election fraud, going after Fani Willis, willingness to be ousted by Georgia GOP leaders for challenging the establishment.
  • Moore: “President Trump and I have a mug shot from the exact same camera at the Fulton County Jail. Both of us for defending freedom of speech.” (36:32)
• Campaign Dynamics:
  • Special election timing still uncertain; Moore is already raising funds and leveraging his name recognition in the overlapping state senate district.
  • Claims strong Trump loyalty, highlighting frequent personal advocacy (e.g., exposing illegal immigration at Atlanta airport).
  • On GOP struggles: attacks 'new right' spend-culture and lack of focus on security and core values.
• Policy Emphases:
  • 1. Ending foreign wars and aid:
    • “We’re broke. ...We see all of this money going overseas to Ukraine and elsewhere, and it’s so disheartening.” (45:54)
    • Local impact of Ukraine funds (if redistributed to GA counties).
  • 2. Group purchasing for healthcare:
    • Advocates for expanded collective/association insurance options to reduce consumer costs—aligns with Trump and Rand Paul.
  • 3. Immigration:
    • Exposes local impact of illegal immigration in rural Georgia and Atlanta, supports National Guard deployment to Atlanta, slams Governor Kemp for inaction, and decries the state’s complicity in employing illegal labor.
    • “This subsidized place that was supposed to bring jobs to Georgia citizens was actually giving jobs to illegal immigrants...How embarrassing to have the largest ICE raid in American history in a conservative red state like Georgia.” (49:18)
  • 4. Crime and Rule of Law:
    • Atlanta beset by lawlessness; crime prevention should be government’s top role.
  • 5. Opposes H1B/H2B visa expansion:
    • Opposes all expansions of guest worker visas, telling Jack he would “100%” support banning the programs due to adverse effects on local job seekers. (54:00)
• Motivational Message:
  • “Tyranny is only one generation away...If we don’t defend [our freedoms] now, then the next generation…won’t even know what these freedoms were.” (42:32)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Jack Posobiec (on Netflix):
  • “Why did everything that Netflix did, especially for kids, have to be LGBT? ...Completely disgusting, utterly revolting. And anyone who saw this with eyes to see knows exactly what I’m talking about.” (07:38)
• Harmeet Dhillon (on DOJ’s Second Amendment Division):
  • “It is [the first]. This Attorney General did it and approved it, and I’m so proud to be part of it.” (17:54)
• Moore (on 2020 election/fighting GOP establishment):
  • “We were the first to go after Fani Willis...Our fight was so hard there that the rhinos even kicked us out of the Republican caucus.” (35:39)
• On youth & political violence:
  • Dhillon: “They don’t even learn anything relevant. They’re presented with maps that don’t show Israel on them...A lot of college students believe that it’s okay to shout out or prevent other people from speaking if you don’t agree with them. That’s fundamentally at odds with the First Amendment.” (26:55)
• Moore (on the H1B program):
  • “Yes, 100% [I would ban it].” (54:00)

Important Timestamps

• 02:26 — Google’s top search trend for 2025: Charlie Kirk; reporting on high-profile shootings and court cases
• 03:13 — Discussion of polling showing a generational shift toward acceptance of political violence
• 06:46–09:00 — Segment on Netflix, the Obamas, “wokeness” in media
• 12:42 — Interview with Harmeet Dhillon begins
• 13:20–14:37 — Voter rolls lawsuit update
• 15:09–21:19 — DOJ’s Second Amendment section rollout; litigation strategy, priorities, pushback
• 26:49–30:42 — Analysis of youth political violence, DOJ national security response
• 35:39 — Colton Moore’s live Congressional run announcement
• 36:21–41:51 — Moore’s backstory: fighting the Georgia GOP, run-ins with law enforcement over constitutionality
• 45:45–54:00 — Policy agenda for GA-14: foreign aid, health care, illegal immigration, crime, visa programs

Episode Tone and Style

• Direct, combative, and energetic—consistent with Jack Posobiec’s signature style of unapologetic, America First commentary.
• Explicitly skeptical of mainstream narratives, with heavy criticism of “woke” culture, Democratic officials, and aspects of the current GOP.
• Guest exchanges are passionate and policy dense, incorporating both personal anecdotes and legal/political analysis.

Summary Takeaway

This episode of Human Events is a snapshot of America First politics in 2025: culture war commingled with legal activism, a new institutional focus on gun rights, and a push for populist realignment at both state and national levels. The blend of electoral strategy, legal updates, and cultural critique is tailor-made for listeners seeking a combative alternative to mainstream news and establishment politics.