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Jack Posobiec
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Jack Posobiec
This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.
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Human Events Host
A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran, this is Human.
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Progressive Commentator
Events with your host, Jack Posobic.
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Human Events Host
Christ is King.
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With the stroke of the President's pen.
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Jack Posobiec
The longest government shutdown in US History has ended.
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Donald Trump
It's an honor now to sign this incredible bill and get our country working again. Democrats in Congress shut down the government of the United States in an attempt to extort American taxpayers for hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Jack Posobiec
Hours earlier, the House passed the bill to fund the government through January 30, give federal workers back pay and reverse shutdown.
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Human Events Host
Related layoffs Trump has talked about sending.
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Jack Posobiec
A $2,000 tax to US citizens. Earlier this year, he also talked about sending a doge dividend that didn't materialize.
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Human Events Host
Should US citizens expect a $2,000 proposal?
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Jack Posobiec
Is the White House committed to making that happen?
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Donald Trump
Ms.
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Human Events Host
The White House is committed to making that happen, yes, and we are currently exploring all legal options to get that done. I don't have a timeline for you or any further details, but I can confirm for you that the president made it clear he wants to make it happen. And so his team of economic advisers are looking into it. And when we have an update, we'll provide one. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says her department led a massive sweep of sexual predators in Florida that nabbed 150 illegal immigrants. This operation was called Operation Criminal Return. I call it Operation Dirtbag because these individuals were sex offenders, but not just sex offenders.
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Jack Posobiec
They targeted children.
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Progressive Commentator
These individuals should have never been in our country to begin with. The fact that they were sexual deviants.
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Human Events Host
And perverts, and now we've gotten them.
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Progressive Commentator
Off of our streets.
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Jack Posobiec
It's remarkable.
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Progressive Commentator
And we need to do more of it.
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Melania Trump
President Trump did nothing wrong.
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Human Events Host
The president himself muses the Democrats are trying to bring up the Jeffrey Epstein hoax again because they'll do anything at all to deflect on how badly they've done on the shutdown and so many other subjects. Only a very bad or stupid Republican.
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Jack Posobiec
Would fall into that trap.
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Human Events Host
When Joe Biden was sitting in there, the Democrats never brought this up. This wasn't an issue that they cared about because they actually don't care about the victims in these cases. They care about trying to score political points against President Trump.
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Jack Posobiec
Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily. We are here in real America's voice. Today is November 13, 2025. Anno Domini, ladies and gentlemen. It's now being reported that President Trump, Trump administration, and specifically through the State Department is designating antifa, a foreign terrorist organization. Julio Rosas has the story up at his substack. Mostly peaceful media. We also see the reporting coming out from the Post Millennial now, but Julio broke. This story says the U.S. state Department is now the latest agency to take action against violent ANTIFA chapters. They're designated for ANTIFA groups in Europe as foreign terrorist organizations. Now, if you remember when I visited the White House for the Antifa roundtable and left wing violence several weeks ago, I specifically asked the President to do this. He asked if we should. I said, yes, Mr. President, we should. Because ANTIFA was formed in Germany in the Weimar Republic originally, and it's always been the home base of antifa. And so now we see direct action taken from the Trump administration on this. Here are the four groups. ANTIFA, OST based in Germany, the International Revolutionary Front, also known as the informal Anarchist Federation, based in Italy. That's also where the song Bella Ciao, the ANTIFA international anthem derives from, is from Italy. It's in Italian. Armed Proletarian justice based in Greece. Revolutionary class self Defense based in Greece. I'd also love to see. Those are the, the first four. I'd love to see some of the groups in Spain. I'd love to see some of the groups in the uk in France as well. Designated foreign terrorist organizations. But this is a fantastic and historic start. Fantastic and historic start. Each of these groups, listen to this. Are responsible for carrying out multiple attacks in Europe. According to the State Department, Antifa Ost was labeled a terrorist organization by Hungary in September 2025 after the group's militias assaulted nine people with hammers, batons and pepper spray in Budapest, Hungary, 2023 reported at the time. We also know that militants affiliated with the International Revolutionary Front shot and wounded a nuclear engineering executive in 2012. And so folks, what does this mean? A foreign terrorist organization designation gives the State Department incredible powers to go after, go after these organizations and this is the key part, and their affiliates. So what does that mean? Under section 219 of the Immigration Nationality Act, a foreign terrorist designation organization criminalizes material support. Anyone under US Jurisdiction who knowingly provides material support to this terrorist group is punishable for up to 20 years to prison or life freeze. You can have your assets frozen. You can restrict immigration and travel, the no Fly List and others. You can have sanctions. You can lose your bank account. You can go after everything involved with these people who are going on. So this is where the US Secretary of State, the Attorney General and the Treasury Secretary Scott Bezin can now use all of their powers to go after the money, to go after the links, to go after anyone who's threatening the security of US Nationals or national security in conjunction with these groups. So let's see, let's see if Antifa locally has ties to these groups overseas. You know what I'd love to see? I want to really see that Spanish antifa group designated because it's really interesting to me that Dr. Antifa fled directly to Spain. Remember when he left Rutgers, he fled directly to Spain and immediately started working with Spanish Antifa. Almost like, almost like he was providing material support to a terrorist organization. Perish the thought. Direct action from the White House on Antifa. That's what we've wanted. Oh, folks, so I'm getting, getting word now from, from, from the guys that, that President Trump and First Lady Melania are going to be signing an executive office or executive order in the Oval Office in just a few minutes. We've got it there in the box. He's going to be walking out in a couple of minutes, guys. We're going to blow the brake then. Yeah, well, we're going to, we're going to float the break. We're going to blow the brake right now. So President Trump about to walk out, the first lady coming out. They're on their way to the Oval Office right now, is what we are being told. And so we are of we, of course, are here. And I'd love if this were an executive order on that fifth terrorist designation for Spanish and tifa. But actually, this has to do with foster care, believe it or not. And it's something, of course, that the first lady has been working on directly doing a lot of since she's returned to the White House to focus on children, doing a lot to focus on families, foster care, of course, something that's become a rising issue in the United States as something, by the way, where we look to a lot of and a lot of questions, by the way, I would just say that, you know, we've been having in the United States about, you know, families and about what a family is and what a family means. And we keep hearing the administration and keep hearing in the conservative movement, people talking about the birth rate and people talking about IVF and people talking about surrogacy and all of these issues and new technologies that are out there. But the problem, I think that arises many of the times is that so many people are focused on the.
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Donald Trump
You.
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Jack Posobiec
Know, the creation, which is, of course, important. But there's so many children that through no fault of their own, and that's key, no fault of their own, get stuck into the foster system. And when they get stuck into the foster system, unfortunately, you get some of these really horrific cases like, oh, I don't know, the Biden administration's cases, when we saw the children of illegal immigrants who, these illegal aliens who were separated then were put into the system and in many cases were lost or in other cases were stuck with pedophiles or were stuck with something even worse. So this is a situation that absolutely needs to change. And we know the Department of Homeland, or, excuse me, the Department of Health and Human Services, when Bobby Kennedy got in, was able to find a lot of those children. And so many of those people were so many of those children were in dire circumstances and were in dire straits. But this was something that the administration directly focused on because, look, it wasn't that long ago that Sound of Freedom came out. And remember that when Sound of Freedom came out, they did everything they could to stop people from watching this film. When they did Everything they could to stop people from seeing it. They said it was terrible. They tried to review, bomb it, they tried to ban it from theaters. And what happened? 250 million at the box office. One of the biggest independent features ever made. Angel Studios, huge win for them. And we went to Bedminster to watch it with Donald Trump himself when he was still on his way back to office. So all of these things come into play.
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Donald Trump
All right?
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Jack Posobiec
If you want to stop child trafficking, you need to have a shored up, secure and guaranteed foster system. You need that. And so when we look at the First Lady's efforts, when we look at the President's efforts today, keep that in the back of your mind. Keep those films in the back of your mind and keep them back in the mind that we know, we know what the situation was prior to President Trump getting back into office. And I see a lot of people out there saying, oh, what's he even done? What's he even done? Go ask these kids. Go ask the kids out there what President Trump has done. Go ask the kids if President Trump stopped the child trafficking that was going on with hhs. Go ask the kids if Donald Trump had done the right thing by them. I think you'll know. And so we're waiting for President Trump, guys, about, do we, do we have, we have an ETA on, on the president? Yeah, we're told, we're told any minute. We did have, we had Richard Barris, the people's pundit, returning to human events. It's been a minute since we had him on. Rich, want to throw you on here. I know we were, we were going to go on. President Trump kind of, kind of sprung EO on us. It's, it's on the foster system. And you know, look, this, this issue of child trafficking, we don't even talk about it as much anymore, but it was horrific when he came back into office. Wasn't, was before he came back.
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Rich (Guest Commentator)
And it's actually one of the great shames of Donald Trump and now second terms is that basically Trump comes in when these, these issues are, are in full blown crisis, right? And then what happens is that he addresses them, he solves them, he gets high marks on them, but then it falls as a priority, as a voting priority in the minds of voters. So I think this is, this is good. It falls in line with the general message that Republicans need to be sending, especially the president, coming from the president, that they're the party of working families, Jack, and that, that includes many different kinds of families in the United States. And to keep that issue still prescient and still at the minds of voters, because, again, it's easy for American voters to forget when things are addressed. And that's, that's tragedy, especially when you're dealing with children.
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Jack Posobiec
No, that's exactly right. And, and I, I really appreciate the fact that the first lady has come in and trying to shore up this situation. We've also, and we know, not that it, not that it directly affects this.
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Donald Trump
But.
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Jack Posobiec
You know, there's. We also have this issue of the, in, in the Ukraine war. It's something that, that I think about where you do have a lot of kids, and I know the UN and they're trying to arrest Putin over it, saying, you know, and look, you know, you talk to, you talk to the UN and then. And they say, well, they stole the children. But then you go to the Russian side and they say, well, we were trying to get the kids out of the war zone. Look, war is bad for kids, all right? And whether those kids can get back with their families, obviously they should be, if they can, if at all possible. We know that war creates refugees. And I would just hope that whatever the administration is doing on this front, it's putting the needs of those kids first.
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Rich (Guest Commentator)
And these are wildly popular priorities, too. I remember in Florida years ago, I'm not there now, but everyone knows I was in Florida for decades back during the Rick Scott administration. There was a priority that the gates, that Matt Gates and, you know, his part, his family was a big part of this, where they were basically fast, fast tracking the ability to foster children and adopt children. So if you had already been vetted by the state, for instance, and I know this because my wife at the time worked the school system, if you were vetted, then you were, you were put, you know, at the front of the lawn.
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Jack Posobiec
Rich, we've got, we've got the President coming out right now. We're going to go to him.
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Melania Trump
Good afternoon. Please welcome to the White House. It is truly inspiring to see everyone gather here together united in support of this remarkable initiative and community. As I stand here and observe the audience, I recognize the vital importance of each one of you to this mission to our future generations. In particular, I would like to thank the Cabinet secretaries, Congress members, scholarship donors, and various organizations for their unending advocacy. A special thank you to my husband for his enduring commitment to fostering the future. The President has prioritized America's foster care children, and shortly he will sign our Fostering the Future executive order. Too many people from foster care Community end up homeless, in danger on America's streets. It was 2021 when I developed the idea to establish an impactful platform with an important mission to provide individuals from the foster care community the ability to secure an entry level job position and in turn, financial independence. Fostering the Future. A Be BEST initiative provides individuals from the foster care community with technology based scholarships to attend colleges and universities throughout America. Fostering the Future sets these individuals on their career paths. But more significantly, it equips each scholarship recipient with the fundamental foundation of knowledge that will endure throughout their lifetimes. Permanency for those who embody the fleeting. I applaud the American universities that have joined my mission. Institutions like Vanderpil University, University of Miami and Villanova University, following graduation scholarship recipients from my program are prepared to enter the workforce and ultimately become leading executives. Predictably, they will manage thousands of employees and generate significant value for American communities through job creation, access to health care, food security and other societal benefits. This executive order fostering the future for American children and families gives me tremendous pride. It is both empathetic and strategic. It will certainly be impactful. It aims to establish a comprehensive network connecting federal departments and agencies, private sectors, businesses, higher learning institutions and charitable organizations. This will create new educational and employment opportunities countrywide. Our faith based organizations will continue playing a vital and consequential role. My hope of course, is that this level of coordinated collaboration will sustain. But today I call on leadership from these various organizations, including the private sector, to join my effort. Rise above the ease of inaction. I predict this small spark today will ignite a profound and lasting nationwide movement. Our united resolve will foster a thriving future filled with compassion and innovation. Together we will illuminate the pathway for today's foster children to become tomorrow's builders. And tomorrow's builders will foster the future of America's legacy. Thank you. It is my pleasure to introduce my husband, the President of United States, Donald J. Trump.
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Donald Trump
I think it's very good, especially for someone that speaks five languages. At least I think that's pretty amazing. I can't. I couldn't do it. I couldn't do it. Well, thank you, Melania. And our country is truly blessed to have this magnificent and very caring first lady. They love her. Every time I get up and make a speech, they say, we want our First Lady. I said, what the hell, I'm not good enough. I'm not. But thank you. Thank you very much. Great job. And it's great the work you do in so many ways this afternoon. I'm delighted to sign a historic executive order building on the Fostering the Future initiative to make America's foster care system better, fairer and more effective than ever before. And it's been effective, but it's moving in a very strong direction. All of this has been made possible by Melania's incredible devotion to America's youth. Spends a lot of time on it and loves it. And along with our great Usha, you spend so much time and what a combination. First Lady, Second Lady. What a combination. Thank you. They do a great job. The two of them are amazing women. I want to thank Vice President J.D. vance and Usha. Thank you very much. Vice President, Stand up. Vice President. And he did a. He did a big thing today. He's going to be on television tonight with the legendary Sean Hannity. So everybody has to watch. I'm sure CNN loves this advertisement, but he will be. I heard it was a great interview. And Secretary Scott Besant. Scott, thank you very much. An extremely non controversial Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. But he's right. But he's right. Ben Scott Turner, thank you very much. Doing a great job at hucc. And thanks as well to Senator John Husted and Representatives Jason Smith, Darren Lahood, Zach Nunn and David Schweiker. Thank you all for being here. Thank you, fellas. Great group. We're also joined by countless distinguished leaders in the child welfare advocacy, advocacy ministry and charitable foundations, as well as so many wonderful young people who have experienced foster care and used their voices to champion needed reforms. And I want to thank everybody for being here. It's an amazing day at the White House. Thank you very much. And right behind me, by the way, in about two years from now, we'll use a much bigger room because we had to turn away a lot of people. And it'll be right here. This will be the entrance. That's a knockout paddle. It's called the knockout. It looks pretty nice right now, but it's going to look a lot better in a little while. And we're going to go from this room into a room that seats a few more people. And it's going to be beautiful. But I just noticed I happen to be standing here, Peter, and I thought I'd might as well get you a shot right now, a nice, beautiful shot at the future entrance to something that's really become very popular, the ballroom. They've wanted it for 150 years and they're getting it. And they're getting the best. It will be the best anywhere in the world. Each year more than 15,000 young people age out of the foster care system and unfortunately too many struggle to become self sufficient. The order I will sign in a few moments will provide vital new resources to help young people transition out of the foster care system and live a very happy and a very successful life. Very, very successful. With this order, I'm directing the heads of the key federal departments and agencies to establish a Fostering the Future program in coordination with our wonderful first lady's office. They're coordinating and they've already been coordinating for quite some time and I think it's. I hear it's going really well. You're going to have some. When she gets involved in things, it works. I can tell you that under this major new initiative, great American companies and institutions will be signing a pledge to invest in teaching, training and mentoring America's youth who are transitioning out of the foster care system. This will help provide jobs, education and personal development opportunities to fantastic young people who truly need and deserve them. And they're going to get them. And a terrific example of the impact these programs can have is Eric Alvarez from Omaha, Nebraska, who is with us today. Where is Eric? Where is he? Stand up, good looking guy. Good looking guy. Eric and his siblings were placed in foster care for a year when he was nine. He entered the child welfare system again when he was 15. And today he credits a mentoring and mentorship and work experience program for Forster youth with helping him to finish high school and start his adult life. And he did really well in high school, by the way. Really a great student. But he starts life on the right foot, right? Wouldn't you say? I mean, I think you better say yes, otherwise I'm in big trouble. Otherwise I'm all by myself up here. Eric, that would be. I hear you doing incredibly. Now, after graduating from the University of Nebraska and interning for Congressman Don Bacon, Eric is pursuing a master's degree at the George Washington University and he is a cadet in the Air Force ROTC who will be commissioned as an officer upon graduation. And Eric, I just want to say great job. You've really been outstanding and I think that's probably why you were chosen out of so many people. You've done a fantastic job. Congratulations. The new initiative we're establishing will also create an opportunity for foster youth to take full responsibility of the federal tax credit scholarship program established by the one big beautiful bill. So many things. Tax cuts and regulation cuts. So many things. The biggest. The biggest ever passed in the history of our country. I call it the great Big beautiful bill. I changed the name a little bit to make it even more sublime, but it is. There's so many things in there for everybody. The biggest, we had a choice. We could have done it in nine different bills or try for the one. And everybody said, no, let's do it in nine. It'll be easier. Actually, it wouldn't have gotten done. And JD And I and Scott and all of us got together and we said, let's give it a shot. And we got it passed. And it was an amazing thing. But it's going to help a lot of people. There's never been anything like it in one bill. There's never been anything close. And when you see what's going on with the Democrats, we're lucky we got it passed because we don't have to do anything. All we have to do is implement it now. And we'll be implementing it all over the place. If you think about it, no tax or tips, right? No tax on Social Security, all of the different things. No tax on overtime. You get deductions. If you buy a car, you take an interest rate deduction, an interest deduction against your income tax. It's never happened. Nothing like this has really ever been approved to this extent. And so it is one great big beautiful bill. But using the tax credit will expand occupational training, education and financial literacy programs for the foster youth and make it possible for more of them to attend the school of their choice. Choice is a great word for a lot of reasons, but it's a great thing with education. And we'll also create the new Fostering the Future online platform to help young people find the access and really get great housing. Very, very important and beautiful housing, healthcare and other resources available to foster youth and those transitioning out of foster care. We think that's going to happen with many, many people, many more than you have right now under the Trump administration. We believe that every American child deserves a safe and loving home. And we're determined to support the amazing families who helped make that happen. And we have some of those families in the room today. And I just want to thank you all for being in the White House. There is no place like this and we want to thank you very much for being here. Great families. Thank you very much. Faith based. Thank you. Faith based nonprofits are the nation's most trusted institutions interacting with the foster care system and practicing Christians and more. Think of this more than twice as likely. Foster care, they'll adopt the general population. They adopt to it so easily. When they get out, they adopt to it just like it becomes nature. It's amazing. Yet radical left policies in states nationwide make it much harder, not easier, for those families to open up their homes. But we're working on that. We're dealing with the radical left. It's not easy, but we're winning and we're winning big. That's why with the order that we're doing today, we're taking the ridiculous woke policies that discriminate against Christians and families of faith. As president, I will always stand by us. We will stand by our country, and we will stand for religious liberty. So important. We stand for religious liberty. The Bible tells us. Thank you. Thank you. The Bible tells us that one of the measures of any society is how it cares for vulnerable children and orphans. So important, and it's so big in the Bible. So as we make America great again, we are going to protect American children in foster care, and we're going to ensure that they will never, ever be forgotten. These children will never be forgotten. And they're going to grow up to be unbelievable strong, smart, wealthy, productive citizens. So once more, I want to thank Melania for the great job she does. Not here only just as first lady. She's a great first lady. And I want to thank you very much, honey, and the foster families and leaders here today. You're very special people, and we're going to work together and we're going to have some absolutely incredible results. Thank you all for being here. Thank you very much. Thank you. Are you ready, everybody? This is it. Too late to change him. Should we sign it, Susie? Do we sign this? Ask the first lady to say Sam it Sam.
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Human Events Host
All right. You've been watching President Trump in the East Room of the White House with Melania Trump. They were talking about an executive order that they signed, basically making it, I guess, looking for funding for the foster system in America, which seems to be struggling. And there's, There's a lot of issues with the foster programs in America. Very, very close relative of mine fostered five children. It's a very.
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Donald Trump
It's. It's.
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Human Events Host
The system's broken. You know, they talk about broken health care system, broken everything system. This one is literally broken. And unfortunately, it's at the risk of our, our youngest, most vulnerable children who don't have biological parents that want them anymore. It's awful, terrible, terrible, terrible. Mad dog, you on the horn. You on the voice of God. Yes, sir. What are we doing? Are we going to take a break and come back, or do you want to jump into this? Yes, sir. A break. All right. Let's do this folks. We'll be back two and a half minutes. We're going to jump and have a little fun with some sound by some folks that you like to beat up a little bit on the backside of this break.
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Rich (Guest Commentator)
Dude, this new bacon, egg and chicken.
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Jack Posobiec
Biscuit from AM pm.
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Human Events Host
Total winner, winner, chicken breakfast. Chicken breakfast?
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Donald Trump
Come on.
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Human Events Host
I think you mean chicken dinner, bro. Nah, brother.
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Jack Posobiec
Crispy bacon, fluffy eggs, juicy chicken and a buttery biscuit.
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Donald Trump
That's the perfect breakfast.
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Human Events Host
All right, let me try it.
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Donald Trump
Okay.
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Human Events Host
Yeah, totally. Winner, winner, chicken breakfast. I'm gonna have to keep this right here.
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Donald Trump
Make sure every breakfast is a winner.
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Human Events Host
With the delicious new bacon, egg and chicken biscuit from AM pm, am, pm. Too much good stuff. Well, welcome back. I know you're usually seeing Jack Posobic here. I'm filling in. He had an urgent matter to take care of very quickly. Just about an hour ago, John Fetterman, Senator John Fetterman was rushed to the hospital with a heart issue after taking a fall. So we'll keep our eye out on that. That guy's been all over the news with a little bit more friendly feel towards Donald Trump. And he was one of the eight senators that jumped to the Republican side to get the government reopened. So getting a lot of heat. That poor guy. And also markets are taking it on the chin as we speak across the board. The stock markets, I'm talking about The Dow down 630s P100 down, NASDAQ 400, almost 500. Looks like AOC trying very hard to replace Kamala Harris as the queen of the word salad. Moments like this, like seeing an end to the fruitless, embarrassing Democrat shutdown that really ignites and highlights a useless member of Congress like that woman aoc. Here she is in her full, utter useless glory.
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Progressive Commentator
Because when we teach ourselves or when we integrate this idea that being low income is, or earning a low income is our fault, as opposed to the fact that this is actually, there's like actually a very extractive and exploitative system set up by corporations and people in power that frankly, incomes that shouldn't even be legal in the United States that are so low are legal in the first place, like that is the sleight of hand that's happening here. So people want to blame people for being on wic, but they don't want to blame some of the largest employers in this country for forcing hundreds of thousands of people to need WIC in the first place because they're paying.
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Human Events Host
No, no, no. We're not blaming people who are on wicks. There are some people who are struggling. I'm, I'm of the world that says I'm against transfer payments, taking money from people who make and give it to people who take. However, if there are low ends of the income spectrum, legitimate, that need help, you give them help. It's when things like under Joe Biden. We've talked about this before. Up until the history of transfer payments to individuals who need help with food and housing. 60, 70 years of this going on up until 2020, we hit $53 billion a year. That became 53 was the new high. Working into it. Four years of Joe Biden, $110 billion. He doubled it. Under four years of Joe Biden, 60 years were doubled. So it's not a question of helping people. It's when it's waste, fraud and abuse that's exploiting the American taxpayer that we get ticked off. So get your stuff straight, aoc. And when she isn't aoc, delivering that type of word salad, she's also pretty darn good at spreading some really, really disastrous distortions of the truth. Like this whopper right here claiming that members of maga, us, me, at least, I won't speak for you. Somehow there are people coming up to her, asking her to join her new little far left coalition of America hating socialists.
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Progressive Commentator
I want to say this right now. I fully welcome Trump voters into our coalition. And I know that sounds crazy to some people, but just hear me out. I cannot tell you, it just happened to me like two weeks ago. I can't tell you how many times someone has pulled me aside and said either. I was once a big Trump voter and a Trump supporter, and I watched Fox News every day. But then I started to kind of expand my world and where I got information, and now I've learned and now I've changed and I'm with you and I learn from you or people who meet me, who are. Who are really big Republicans now, and they are shocked when they meet me because they're like, you are nothing. Like I was told.
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Human Events Host
No, no, no, no. It's no maggot that's going up and said, I'm really dying to be a socialist. I really want to be. You know, I want to go hang out with mom, dummy. We'll do a little impromptu mosque in Times Square. Come on. I want to work really hard and have you take 65% of my income and give it away to people. Yeah, that's what we really want. Aoc, you nutjob. Not Sorry. Speaking of other useless members of Congress, this Democrat hero, Jazzy Jasmine Crockett, has a nerve to stand next to a drag queen and insult MAGA women.
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Human Events Host
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Human Events Host
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Grainger Advertiser
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Donald Trump
You know you want to say it.
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Human Events Host
Okay, so I have this thing where, like, you know, a MAGA woman, when you see 1000, they all have a look, right? But they like, they live to be able to anyway. That's a whole other issue.
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Progressive Commentator
But yeah, it's.
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Human Events Host
They don't even know because when that was brought up on the House floor, because there was a discussion about this.
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Progressive Commentator
On the House floor, they were like.
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Human Events Host
How dare you say we use.
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Melania Trump
And it's like, no, that's exactly what y' all do.
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Human Events Host
Y' all just did realize that that's what it is. But okay, yeah, yeah, MAGA women. You're standing next to a drag queen, someone who probably thinks that he can have a baby or some garbage like that. Katanji Brown Jackson, the last, hopefully the last progressive Supreme Court justice couldn't even define a woman. And you're going to stand there, Jazzy Jasmine Crockett, and make poke fun at MAGA women? Interesting. The hypocrisy. Look in the mirror, lady. I've said it here before. I'll say it again. The reason Democrats are so badly and want to remove Senator John Fetterman. I just talked to you about this, right. They want to remove him from his post because he's become the only member of their party who's not afraid to tell the truth and speak common sense. Hold on, before you roll that sound bite again. Federman, about an hour ago, was just rushed to the hospital with some sort of heart condition. He fell so careful with this one. But this was John Fetterman with Dana Bash. I think last night you said, quote, I've drunk deeply of the venom of both the left and the right. As a connoisseur, I can confirm that the most poisonous, the bitterest, is from the far left. That is pretty remarkable to hear you say that as an elected Democrat. Why?
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Grainger Advertiser
Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, you know, it's been, it's just been my personal experience on this thing. And when I asked my digital team, I said, you know, you're. We're on all the platforms, you know, really, what's, what's kind of the harshest? What's kind of the most personal? And the answer was immediate. He said, oh, blue sky. It's blue sky. And the difference is, I mean, the right would say really rough things and names, you know, some names I won't repeat. I won't repeat on, on tv. But, but, but the, the. On the left, it was like, they want me to die. Or that we're cheering for your next stroke or. That's terrible, that depression. Why couldn't it. Depression one.
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Donald Trump
Yeah.
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Human Events Host
See how they are. See how brutal and awful Democrats are. The minute he's. By the way, he jumped and voted with Republicans to open. Open the government. They want. They want him to have another stroke and die. And, and this poor guy is now taking a fall. Maybe it is. Maybe it's some AFIB or whatever, but if it's worse, this is what they wish for. These people are sick. These Democrats are sick people. Again, Jack is fine. Everyone's. You guys are hitting up the chats. He's fine. She got pulled away for maybe Trump called. Who knows? He's fine. He's not going anywhere. JFK's grandson, Jack Schlossberg, coming out. So hateful and so aggressive. I didn't really expect that, but again, Schlossberg has been drinking the Democrat Party Kool Aid for some time now, so I guess this isn't that much of a surprise.
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Jack Posobiec
Caged one and put it in his cabinet. A rabid dog in his cabinet put a collar on my cousin, RFK Jr. And has him there barking, spreading lies and spreading misinformation.
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Progressive Commentator
You were the first member of your.
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Human Events Host
Family to come out and criticize him publicly. What do you say to voters who now see the Kennedy name and associate it with her cousin's policies?
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Jack Posobiec
I don't think there's anything anyone can do to change what jfk, my grandparents, my mom, my Uncle John stood for. Nobody is that powerful. But RFK Jr. Is a dangerous person who has making life and death decisions as Secretary of Health and Human Services. And you don't just have to take.
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Human Events Host
Take my word for it.
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Jack Posobiec
Now we have an actual record.
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Human Events Host
That's Kennedy, that's Caroline Kennedy is, is his mom. Hey, Mad Dog, Mad Dog, you here? Yes, sir. I think we should do one more, don't you? Don't you? We're going to go to break. I think we the folks need to see this one, don't you? This is Schlossberg who wants to run for Jerry Nadler's New York Congressional Sea Watch.
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Donald Trump
She's got a ticket to ride she's.
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Jack Posobiec
Got a ticket to RA she's got.
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Donald Trump
A ticket to ride but she don't care.
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Human Events Host
Sorry, had to had to show you that when that guy wants to a New York congressional seat, we got to have a Republican to take that seat. It'd be a nice pickup in the midterm elections, folks. All right, we'll be back. Two and a half minutes.
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Human Events Host
Well, here's a fact. The BBC purposely and willingly slandered President Trump by stitching together a video about January 6th to make it look like Trump was inciting violence.
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Donald Trump
We're going to walk down to the Capitol and I'll be there with you. And we fight. We fight like hell. We're going to walk down to the Capitol and we're going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women.
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Human Events Host
And there were more and more of those. It's called selective editing, folks. It can change the whole meaning of what words are put together in the same sentence. Pull a few out, push them back together and change the meaning completely. Here's another fact. This is most certainly not the first time this so called reputable news organization showed bias or got it completely wrong without apologies. Now here's a bowling fact. No organization would be brazen enough to slander and defame the President of the United States with that much confidence unless it were a part of their DNA to have a clear cut agenda against Trump and the right. Among other things, this is an example of yet another media organization that is so up to its you know what, that it doesn't even see just how wrong it was. I will tell you something right now. Hold on one second. I'm going to tell you something. The BBC have done a lot of hits for the BBC. They ask you to come on. They want to talk about Trump this, Trump that, this. You get on there and it's worse than going on. Rachel Maddow at msnbc. That's how wildly liberal and anti Trump that organization is. Call it what it is. We just have to call them out. Well, and now it may cost them a billion dollars. Folks, we've seen some awful editing gaffes lately. CBS comes to mind with that edit of Kamala Harris's interview in order to make her look, well, less Kamala. Word salady. But this one, the BBC January 6th edit, it takes the cake. So much so that the head of the BBC resigned this past weekend. Tim Davy, the BBC's director general and face of this catastrophic editorial decision, had little choice other than to quit. And neither did the head of the BBC's news division, Deborah Turnus. Incredible though, that Turnus still had the guts to say this right before the door hit her ass on the way out.
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Jack Posobiec
I stepped down over the weekend because.
- [50:56]
Human Events Host
The buck stops with me. But I'd like to make one thing very clear. BBC News is not institutionally biased. That's why it's the world's most trusted news provider. Yeah, except there's one thing. You institutionally biased Trump by selectively editing his own words. So we'll call BS on that lady. Talk about delusions. No bias. Really? Most trusted? Are you serious? I would say the most BBC, BBC will be. Will be. When President Trump is done with them and they're broke, then they could be a little less BBC. What's worse is these people are warned and they didn't care. The Telegraph newspaper got hold of a memo in which Michael Prescott, a former advisor to the BBC, warned them against such obvious politically motivated hoaxes, and they chose to do it anyway. They actively chose to splice together two snippets of the President on January 6 from speeches given almost an hour apart in order to make it look like he was telling his supporters to storm the Capitol. Gets even worse. Within that same documentary they showed the proud boys marching to Capitol Hill after it aired that fake spliced Trump speech as if they were heading there to answer the President's call, had nothing to do with it. This is so much worse than just your run of the mill media bias. This is as far from reality as it gets. It's stuff that would make even George Orwell, even Joseph Stalin rush a little bit. Thing is, as shocking as this kind of stuff is, it's not exactly surprising coming from a news organization that's allowed this to be said on air.
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Progressive Commentator
Now. Transgender woman's milk is just as good for babies as breast milk. That's according to a letter from the medical Director at University Hospital Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. The claim was made as part of.
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Human Events Host
A response against campaign groups, groups.
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Progressive Commentator
The Trust referred to studies and the World Health Organization guidance, including one case which found what it called no observable effects in babies fed by induced lactation.
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Human Events Host
Men's breast milk is the same as women's BBC. Yep, things like that don't exactly help their credibility, now, do they? And what about the constant bias towards Hamas, a terrorist organization, over Israel? Outgoing BBC CEO Deborah Turner claims no bias here, but apparently BBC Arabic went out of its way to pedal Hamas propaganda. Its English language reports were prone to a credulous attitude towards any criticism of Israel. BBC Arabic failed to translate many stories that might offer a positive perspective on Israel. It's another selective edit, basically, in essence, not just a video this one's in print. Not just that, but they've been forced to correct two stories per week on average since the October 7 Hamas terror attack. How accurate is that journalist at BBC? When your senior international editor has, quote, no regrets about putting out dangerous misinformation, you got far deeper problems than ever imagined. Or when they continue to use a reporter who calls for Jews to be burned like Hitler did. Kind of shows you what you need to know about an organization, doesn't it? What they did to the president wasn't a fluke. This was pure leftist agenda driven crap disguised as media with prestige. And the thing is, the BBC is publicly owned. Sound familiar? Pbs, npr. We know full well how that works, don't we? But get this. The BBC is a public broadcaster in a way that would shock Americans. Any household that watches live television, even if they never watch the BBC must pay their annual television tax of the equivalent of around $225 called a license fee. And if they don't pay it, they face a fine of $1300. You're forced to pay for people, you're forced to get propagandized. Think about that. That tax gets the BBC about $5 billion in annual revenue. They have no choice but to fund that level of bias over there. It's absolutely insane. For years the BBC has been brushing this stuff under the carpet. It in responding to the Trump allegations and largely ignoring the material on its anti Israel bias, the BBC is pulling out the same playbook, hoping that when the dust settles it will be back to business as usual. The pathetic truth it is probably that they'll be right. Okay, so we're here a little bit early, but again we want to tell you that John Fetterman was still waiting to hear the condition of John Fetterman. It may have been just a. A fall from an afib. Could have been worse. We will, we will find out and we'll report it as. As we do find out. In the meantime, do we have them? Do we have. Hey Mad Dog, can you call Steve Group? Can you call Steve Gruber on the phone and say hey Steve, can you come on tv? Would you rung him? And he's right here. What's up Gruber? Mr. Gruber, how are we doing, my friend? See, I'm a little confused, right? It's a mirror. Usually it's I'm. You're calling me to come on from three to four.
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Grainger Advertiser
Yeah, it's backwards. It's a bowling sandwich, front end and back end. Yeah, bowling sandwich.
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Human Events Host
It's a Gruber, Sam, you'd be the meat, my friend. I'm just the bread.
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Grainger Advertiser
There you go. There you go. This UK thing, I think that this is fascinating, and here's why I don't think you mentioned this part. If you did, I'm going to repeat you. It's my dementia. Don't worry about it. In the uk, the onus in a case like this is on the defendant. The onus is on the BBC to say and prove they didn't do this with malice. And the financial penalties are severe. It's like the hammer in the uk and so if Trump sues for a billion dollars, I don't know if he gets it. Probably not, but he could really exact a real financial penalty much larger than we saw here in the United States, because the laws are different. That's why the First Amendment's so important to protect people. They don't have it in the UK and ABC Australia facing the same accusations of selectively and deceptively editing Donald Trump's speech on January 6th. And there it is.
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Human Events Host
I don't know how they can deny or somehow say, we didn't do this on purpose when there, there's a. When the Telegraph is clear had sent a note to a senior BBC adviser, some people they paid to make decisions over there, and told him to tell the BBC, cut it out, don't do this. This is not going to work for you. And they did this afterwards. There's literally a smoking gun, the email smoking gun. So whether Trump gets a billion dollars or settles for $500 million for the Trump library, I think the BBC is going to take whatever it is on the chin here. But you imagine, though, Gruber, that last part, I didn't know this. And we did a little investigation in England, you have to pay a license fee whether you want to watch the BBC or not. You just have to have it.
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Grainger Advertiser
Yeah, I'd heard that.
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Human Events Host
That's their income, that's their revenue. Str. Crazy.
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Grainger Advertiser
And it's required. And if you don't do it, you get penalized.
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Donald Trump
Right?
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Grainger Advertiser
That's what I heard you say. I didn't know that it was penalized. I knew it was automatic and mandatory, but there it is. You get to pay out of your pocket to make sure that you get to be propagandized by this nonsense. By. And look, if they're doing this to Donald Trump, they're doing it to everybody. That's the problem with government media at that scale. I don't care if it's being done by Pravda or the BBC, they pay.
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Human Events Host
A lot of money to get the Gruber Show, I would do that. So I get paid and I get the rubber show. Now, if someone said I had to pay and I still get Rachel Maddow show, and I don't want to hear anything Rachel Maddow has to say, I still have to pay or I get fined. You see where the, you know, the rub his hair a little different. Like, how can they. How did the English people stand for that? I mean, for. I mean, how many years? They had like three channels. Didn't they have, like channel one, two and three for, like, for the last 100 years, something like that, until like 2022 or something. Something crazy like that. I don't know. We got a good over here in America, don't we, Steve?
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Grainger Advertiser
Well, we do, you know, and I. And my advice to the President would be, don't let up on this.
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Human Events Host
Yeah.
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Grainger Advertiser
It's being tried in a court in Florida.
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Human Events Host
Right.
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Grainger Advertiser
And the reason for that is because the BBC airs in Florida, so they have standing to do it in Florida. And he can put the thumb screws to him and gosh darn it, I want him to do it bowling. What's the over under on it? On a billion, I will make you.
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Human Events Host
Over another 500 million. I say the BBC is smart enough to settle that they get their butt handed to them if they actually went to court and maybe, you know, face a jury for the penalty phase. And maybe they say, you know, here's half a billion dollars, $500 million, Trump. Let's just let make this go.
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Grainger Advertiser
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Human Events Host
You are listening to me, which, let's.
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Human Events Host
Who's a good boy? Who's a good boy?
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Donald Trump
You're a good boy. That's right, dude. You're a good.
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Jack Posobiec
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