Human Events with Jack Posobiec, November 3rd, 2025

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Podcast Summary: Human Events with Jack Posobiec

Podcast: Real America's Voice – iHeartPodcasts
Episode Title: Human Events with Jack Posobiec, November 3rd, 2025
Release Date: November 3, 2025

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Episode Overview

This Election Eve episode of "Human Events" with Jack Posobiec delivers a charged rundown of the political landscape ahead of the 2025 elections. Broadcasting live from Phoenix, Arizona at Turning Point USA headquarters, Jack and his guests analyze the close gubernatorial race in New Jersey, the anticipated victory of Zoran Mamdani (a self-described Democratic Socialist) in New York City's mayoral race, and wider implications for the Republican and Democratic parties in local and national politics. The episode is marked by somber reflection on recent political violence, calls for civic engagement, and pointed critiques of media narratives and Democrat strategies.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Dramatic Political Landscape: "Fourth Turning" Meets "Fifth Generation Warfare"

• The episode opens with Jack's characterization of the current moment as “what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.” (00:00)
• Immediate allusions to recent political violence, especially the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the firebombing of a right-wing politician’s car in Germany. Jack frames this as evidence of escalating left-wing extremism, specifically Antifa, both in Europe and in the US.
  • "We are facing a very real and growing threat." —Jack Posobiec (06:52)

2. Election Week Emphasis & Security Concerns

• The show is broadcast live from Arizona, set during a crucial election week.
• Jack notes heightened security measures (including rooftop snipers) at Turning Point Action events due to recent violence, underscoring tense political climate.
  • "Five police counter snipers up on the rooftops keeping us safe. And God bless them for doing that. ... That's the political situation." —Jack Posobiec (06:36–07:04)

3. The New York City Mayoral Race: Zoran Mamdani’s Rise

• The upcoming victory of Zoran Mamdani, "Democratic Socialist," is discussed as a near-certainty (polls showing him leading by 15–25 points).
  • "The polling is, Mamdani ahead 15 to 20 points at minimum." —Tyler Boyer (13:33)
• Positioning Mamdani as a model for the future of the Democratic Party—seen by the hosts/guests as far-left, immigrant-driven, and radical.
  • "Mamdani is a guy who's just a full throated Marxist. ... It's open season on you [if you're a white, Christian, straight male]." —Jack Posobiec (35:33)

4. New Jersey: Unexpectedly Competitive Gubernatorial Race

• Noting the surprisingly tight race for governor (between incumbent Mikey Sherrill and Republican Jack Cittarelli) in a traditionally blue state.
  • "The New Jersey election shouldn't be competitive... The Democrats shouldn't be spending time and money there, but they have to because they're so upside down" —Jack Posobiec (11:35)
• Discussion of the Orthodox Jewish community’s turnout in Lakewood, potentially motivated by opposition to NYC’s leftward shift and dissatisfaction with Democrats.
  • "They said part of it is Mikey Sherrill and the Democrats, but a big part of that as well is Mamdani." —Jack Posobiec (15:12)

5. Structural Weaknesses & Party Strategy

• Republicans lack long-term organization in states like New Jersey compared to "50-100 groups in every state" on the left.
  • "Soros has been doing this for a generation and our side has basically none. Right. So, like, if we show up, like, sometimes we're the only group that shows up." —Tyler Boyer (25:43)
• Reflection on the energy, effort, and funding required for conservative victories in unfriendly territory, emphasizing on-the-ground activism.
  • "How much work does it actually take to do really tough things?" —Tyler Boyer (25:00)

6. National Trends: Mass Immigration’s Political Impact

• Segment with guest Brianna Lyman focuses on the strategic use of mass immigration by Democrats to allegedly reshape electorate in cities like New York and others.
  • "Democrats want to increase and continue these mass immigration programs because that's how they're importing new voters." —Jack Posobiec (38:53)
  • "When you import enough people from countries who are not capable and do not have a republic or self-government ... they bring with them that not love of liberty." —Brianna Lyman (40:00)

7. Grievance & Identity Politics

• Concern that Mamdani and others run on anti-establishment, grievance-driven, and anti-white rhetoric.
  • "Mamdani has toned down his anti white rhetoric ... but you can go to his Twitter account and he has years upon years of attacking white people." —Jack Posobiec (41:12)
• Critique of Democrats for focusing on "fringe social and cultural issues" rather than real-world problems—citing polling showing such issues less popular, even among their base. (42:16)

8. The Power of Conservative Grassroots: Turning Point’s Mission

• Repeated references to the late Charlie Kirk, the structure he provided for young men, and the momentum of Turning Point USA among youth voters.
  • "Charlie was trying to show... it’s not about tearing down our society. It’s about actually embracing that which made America great in the first place." —Jack Posobiec (44:00)
• Warning to Republicans to capitalize on gains with young men as Democrats fail "to provide structure" and heap blame on masculinity for social ills.
  • "We don't want Democrats to somehow make grievance politics a thing again and win back those young men who are very dissatisfied with the way the country is going." —Brianna Lyman (45:12)

9. Ground-Level Organizing & Voter Outreach

• Live check-in with Paula Scanlon canvassing in North Jersey: focus on "low propensity" Republican voters and collection of unreturned mail-in ballots.
  • "We're targeting low propensity Republicans and also Republicans that have requested mail in ballots that they have not returned yet." —Paula Scanlon (29:42)
• Voter fatigue with high prices, crime, and Democrat policies; appetite for change is strong, particularly at local levels.
  • "People in New Jersey are really tired of what's been going on here. They're tired of high prices, tired of their neighbors moving out." —Paula Scanlon (30:36)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

“This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.”
—Jack Posobiec (00:00)

“What they are saying is, ‘All you MAGA freaks, you will follow Charlie Kirk to hell.’ … Now we've got direct assassination attempts … that's the political situation.”
—Jack Posobiec (06:33–06:52)

“The polling is, Mamdani ahead 15 to 20 points at minimum.”
—Tyler Boyer (13:36)

“Democrats want to increase and continue these mass immigration programs because that's how they're importing new voters to try to turn the United States into a one party state.”
—Jack Posobiec (38:53)

“When you import enough people from countries who are not capable and do not have a republic or self government, when they come here, they bring with them that not love of liberty.”
—Brianna Lyman (40:00)

“It's open season on you [if you're a white, Christian, straight male]. That is the politics of resentment, which is the opposite of everything that Charlie Kirk stood for.”
—Jack Posobiec (35:33)

“We don't want Democrats to somehow make grievance politics a thing again and win back those young men who are very dissatisfied with the way the country is going.”
—Brianna Lyman (45:12)

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Important Timestamps

• 00:00–01:22 – Opening: Jack Posobiec sets the scene with recent unrest, reference to "fourth turning," and President Trump’s calls for Senate action.
• 06:00–07:04 – Discussion of German Antifa-linked political violence and its resonance with US context.
• 11:13–17:09 – Tyler Boyer joins for deep-dive on competitive races: New Jersey, New York City, and turnout dynamics.
• 18:14–19:04 – Analysis of Democrat strategy and optics around prominent campaigners (Obama, Jeffries) and polling data.
• 19:46–24:41 – Arizona and other local races, Republican “never Trump” groups, and recall elections.
• 25:00–26:35 – Structural disparity between left and right grassroots organizations.
• 28:53–37:32 – Live with Paula Scanlon canvassing in New Jersey; focus on low-propensity voters and local sentiment.
• 38:18–47:22 – Brianna Lyman (Federalist): The “Mamdani model” in NYC, mass immigration, young men in politics, shifting Democrat strategies, and reclaiming conservative structure for youth.

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Recap & Takeaways

• The episode offers a panoramic but highly charged view of the Election Week political climate, connecting international violence to US campaign contests and framing these as part of an existential struggle between American (conservative) values and radical leftist strategies.
• Hosts and guests repeatedly argue that the Democratic Party’s embrace of radical figures and reliance on changing demographics through immigration represent a long-term, purposeful strategy.
• There’s a strong focus on the need for conservative ground game, appealing especially to youth alienated by Democrat grievance politics and offering structure and a values-oriented approach through organizations like Turning Point USA.
• The tone is urgent, defensive, and mobilizing, urging listeners to recognize threats, reject media narratives of “both sides” violence, and get involved at the local level to counter what they present as outsized organizational power on the left.

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For listeners wanting to catch up: This episode gives you a frontline perspective on how conservative activists see the stakes and strategies of Election Week, the future direction of the Democratic Party, and the growing organizational push on the right to build a durable conservative movement from the ground up.

Transcript

[Jack Posobiec]

This is an iHeart podcast. This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.

[Paula Scanlon]

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

[Brianna Lyman]

Events with your host, Jack Posobic.

[Jack Posobiec]

Christ is king.

[Narrator/News Reporter]

This morning, President Trump is calling on Republicans to change the rules in the Senate to reopen the government. Trump posting overnight. It is now time for the Republicans to play their trump card and go for what is called the nuclear option. Get rid of the filibuster and get rid of it now. The move would allow Republicans to pass a bill to fund the government with a simple majority instead of the 60 votes currently needed. But Senate Majority Leader John Thune has warned against this move since, saying it could come back to bite Republicans whenever Democrats take power back.

[Paula Scanlon]

What if Mondami becomes mayor?

[Donald Trump]

It's going to be hard for me as the president to give a lot of money to New York because if you have a communist running New York, all you're doing is wasting the money you're sending there. So I don't know that he's one and I'm not a fan of Cuomo one way or the other, but if it's going to be between a bad Democrat and a communist, I'm going to pick the bad Democrat all the time, to be honest with you.

[Narrator/News Reporter]

The frontrunner in the race to lead the nation's largest city, Democrat Zoran Mamdani, cheered on marathon runners in Brooklyn and appeared with the governor at a bar in Queens. The 34 year old self described Democratic socialist resonates with voters eager for new leadership. Mamdani's main rival, independent candidate and former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, pitched his experience.

[Tyler Boyer]

Who has solutions that can actually work.

[Jack Posobiec]

And who has the ability to make those solutions a reality?

[Narrator/News Reporter]

The race is casual, captivated New Yorkers. Early voting ended Sunday with more than 735,000 ballots cast, far more than during the last race for mayor in 2021. And across the river in New Jersey, former President Obama campaigned for the Democratic candidate for governor, Mikey Sherro, who's locked in a tight race with Republican Jack Cittarelli.

[Jack Posobiec]

What Charlie Cook stood for was let's have an open conversation, let's sit down in public, let's hash out our differences, but we'll do so with civility, let's do so with honor, and let's do so with respect for one another. That's what Charlie Kirk always did. And they couldn't beat him in a debate, so they tried to silence him with a bullet. But they failed because Charlie Kirk's voice is now louder and stronger than ever before. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily. Today is the November 3, 2025 Anno Domini. We are live in Phoenix, Arizona. We're out here in Arizona at Turning Point USA headquarters for election week. And so just as a programming note, tomorrow night, election night we will be conducting the annual super stream on election night. We're bringing it back from last year. So you'll have the entire family will be there and of course one seat will be empty for our friend who is on assignment with God. Folks, huge news just happened now. Massive attack in Germany where a right wing politician had his car firebombed just hours ago earlier this morning in Hamburg, Germany. And I want you to look at these videos now that we have of this an extremely powerful explosive with placed inside this vehicle it set fire to multiple cars from the explosion. And what's even more horrific about this is that a letter has appeared on a far left German website claiming credit for the attack by Antifa, the Antifa cell and Antifa network in Germany. They wrote fiery greetings to to the accused imprisoned and underground Antifas. They claimed credit for destroying the vehicle quote with an incendiary device. The post also included a direct threat and listen to who they reference here. All you MAGA freaks, you will follow Charlie Kirk to hell. So a direct reference from those in Antifa to the murder of Charlie Kirk. Another act of violence, another assassination attempt which had the individual been in there, his name is Dr. Bird Bauman or Bernard Bauman and he is a member of afd. He is the parliamentary group manager. His car was bombed this morning in Otharmson with Martian hamburg Germany about 3:20am and this is, this is horrific. This is absolutely horrific what they've done. And these networks are out there folks. We went to the White House earlier this month and I told or I should say back last month in October and I briefed the President of the United States that ANTIFA was formed in Germany all the way back during the days of the Weimar Republic that Germany has always been the hotbed of Antifa activity and as such they are indeed a foreign terrorist organization and should be designated as a foreign terrorist organization. Well now we've got direct assassination attempts taking place, firebombings taking place in Hamburg Germany with references to Charlie Kirk with references to this at which they are which seems to me that they are claiming credit for the murder of Charlie Kirk as well where they are saying this was an act of anti fascism which we know that it was because they wrote the antifa symbols on the bullets. Hey, fascist catch and Bella Chow. This is very serious. And when I went. And we'll have Tyler Boyer on here in a minute. When I went to New Jersey yesterday to speak at the Turning Point Action rally and and get out the vote super chase, we had five police counter snipers up on the rooftops keeping us safe. And God bless them for doing that. But that's the situation we live in now. That's the political situation. That's the situation of violence because we are facing a very real and growing threat. Right back here, Human Events Daily with Tyler Boyer, the COO of Turning Point Action. Stay tuned.

[Donald Trump]

Stand in our way, and our golden age has just begun.

[Paula Scanlon]

This is Human Events with Jack Posober.

[Jack Posobiec]

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[Donald Trump]

We know.

[Jack Posobiec]

We know how serious it is. And that's why when I was out there in New Jersey yesterday and guys, play or if you have any of that B roll or any of that footage of New Jersey, it was incredible event. This was one of the first outdoor events the Turning Point has held since Charlie Kirk was murdered a couple of weeks ago. And as incredible as it was, we were very thankful to the Toms River Police Department right there in New Jersey, about an hour outside of New York City, to have the full coverage that they did. Not only to be able to keep us secure. We're at the Ocean County Community College. We had outside one of the parking lots there, but we had snipers on the rooftop, five snipers by my count, at least, facing us, keeping an eye on the stage, keeping an eye on the crowd. There weren't any buildings facing where we were. And so it was incredible to have that level of support that we did out there at the rally. And incredible to have the team from Turning Point Action. And it just so happened that as I talk about Turning Point Action, the CEO of Turning Point Action joins us now in the studio. His name is Tyler Voir. What's up, Tyler? I like the white jacket. Is this new? The white jacket for Turning Point Action? Tyler. Tyler's destroying the studio, guys. He just comes in here, like, literally like a wrecking ball destroying the set on us. Should we get. Should we move closer together? Producer Russ. What do you think? Should we get here? We're going to tighten this up a little bit. We're gonna tighten up. We usually don't do this on the fly, but. But it's all good, folks. It's all good. We'll figure it out. Yeah, the char is. No, it's all right. It's all right. We're. We're next level on here. We're next level.

[Tyler Boyer]

Good.

[Jack Posobiec]

What's up, Tyler?

[Paula Scanlon]

What's up?

[Tyler Boyer]

How you doing?

[Jack Posobiec]

I'm good.

[Tyler Boyer]

Welcome back to hq.

[Jack Posobiec]

Got it. You got to come in for election man. For election. Election Night. The election night stream, the super stream. It is, it is a, it is a sacred tradition around here. And so it's, it's got to be done. It's just gotta be done.

[Tyler Boyer]

We've got a big, big day tomorrow. Lots of elections happening across the country, just tons.

[Jack Posobiec]

So one thing that I wanted to put into context for this, for a lot of people is that. And specifically so I was in New Jersey. Incredible action at work from Turning Point action there. First deployment to New Jersey. Tyler, the New Jersey election shouldn't be competitive in a year after Donald Trump just won the White House, should it?

[Tyler Boyer]

Shouldn't be, no.

[Jack Posobiec]

The Democrats shouldn't be spending time and money there, but they have to because they're so upside down all over the. And look, we're seeing some good signs out of Jack Cittarelli. We always knew that this was going to be a Hail Mary, but it should. There's no chance that it should be as close as it is.

[Tyler Boyer]

There's a. This is a tough race for Republicans. And this is what most people have to understand about each of the states is you're working with what you have from a voter base. So Democrats have a significant voter registration advantage in the state of New Jersey.

[Jack Posobiec]

Yes.

[Tyler Boyer]

Yet we just saw, last time Jack ran, barely lost.

[Jack Posobiec]

Jack Cheetah. Really? Not me. Yeah, not you.

[Tyler Boyer]

Not you yet.

[Jack Posobiec]

Not yet. Oh.

[Tyler Boyer]

And then obviously President Trump barely lost the state this last go around. Nobody expected that. The expectations were like a 15 point margin of victory for Kamala Harris. And obviously we know that this was a sub. So within what they call, you know, a tilt state. This is a very close state. Just barely on the, on the cusp of flipping red. And so you have this gubernatorial election, which in the Northeast, Republicans have been known to pull off victories for governor, but again, that was, by the way.

[Jack Posobiec]

New York was closed too. And we had a very close government there.

[Tyler Boyer]

Very close. Very close. Very, very close. And now, I mean, this is the dichotomy that you have, right? You have Mamdani getting elected most likely in New York on Tuesday, which is, I know a lot of people are like, tyler, why are you saying that? I mean, the polling is right now. And I just want to be very transparently clear with everyone. The polling is, mom, Donnie ahead 15 to 20 points at minimum.

[Jack Posobiec]

In fact, I was looking at Kalsi earlier today. Kalshee's got him at, at, I think 94% probability in the odds to win. And in fact, because the, because the race has gotten so like that has gotten so stagnant. They opened up a new, a new odds market on Kalsi. What will the margin of victory for Zora and Mandami. And so they're, they're polling and, and what's, what's currently in the lead right now on that is 24% or higher in terms of his winning percentage.

[Tyler Boyer]

That's right.

[Jack Posobiec]

So by 24 points, that's the highest one.

[Tyler Boyer]

That's the one that's depends on what poll you look at. But a lot of polls are showing right in the 25% range.

[Jack Posobiec]

Yeah.

[Tyler Boyer]

I mean we're on tracks and guys, I'm just telling you that's not a close election. Right. This, this is not. And there's a lot of what ifs and what, what if this happened or who up here. I think it's going to tighten up a little bit between now and tomorrow. Like, I think the election day is probably going to be a little bit kinder to Cuomo than, than you otherwise would normally expect in a poll because most people are not again, Democrats are looking at their likely voters are probably polling for Mamdani. But again, you have this situation where it's like a lot of Republicans are going to have to make that decision. Do you vote for the lesser of two evils or do you vote for Siwa, the Republican? The likelihood is that that vote's going to split. And again, that's why you're seeing such a heavy victory from Mamdani. Now the question is how does this impact the rest of the country and rest of the states? I mean, you have simultaneous to going on with this is the governor's race.

[Jack Posobiec]

In New Jersey, which is so interesting because you're seeing a Mondami backlash vote in New Jersey. New Jersey, because specifically, and I just have to call it out. And I know we have, I think we have some footage of this Lakewood, New Jersey, which is an orthodox Jewish community, but I mean a super community there. Now, they couldn't vote on Saturday because they were reserving Chavez. But then when they went out yesterday, Sunday was the final day of early voting and, and we had lines upon lines out there in that community. And then they were coming to our event afterwards. But I said, where's everybody else? They said they're all voting. They're all going to vote in absolute droves. They had a drone up because they had to use, they had to use a drone to just capture the amount of lines out in Lakewood. And so, and when I asked him, I said, well, what do you, you know what is driving the Cittarelli? They said, they said part of it is Mikey, Sheryl and the Democrats, but a big part of that as well as Mondani.

[Tyler Boyer]

Yeah, well, and to this point, this is the, this is the big difference maker between this election four years ago that could make a big impact on election day. Because this is the simple. The numbers are not trending dramatically better in any kind of way for Republicans and early voting. It just has. They haven't, that hasn't happened yet. That's not good. You would, you would like to see a dramatic increase in Republican votes, voter turnout for early voting.

[Jack Posobiec]

Right.

[Tyler Boyer]

We haven't seen that as a number in comparison to what the Democrats have done. And so the, and again, this is.

[Jack Posobiec]

This is New Jersey. I keep saying this. This is New Jersey. This is a state where we, we don't have decades upon or, you know, decades or cycles of infrastructure and network. There's nothing, there's nothing. There's no going from zero.

[Tyler Boyer]

This is, this is basically, there's no investment that's been made into the state of New Jersey long term that just by the Republican national apparatus has not happened. But again, to my point here is.

[Brianna Lyman]

That the moment.

[Tyler Boyer]

So much, I actually think right now, media, you're seeing the Democrats playing it very cool on Mamdani because they know the harder they push Mamdani in the news means that the harder, more likely that Republicans are going to turn out.

[Jack Posobiec]

You can see evidence of this as well because Hakeem Jeffries gets asked about him by Jake Tapper and he sort of says, well, you know, I think the future is all young Democrats. And then Barack Obama, who is for all intents and purposes leader Democrat Party, he doesn't hold a rally with Mamdani the way that he did for Spanberg Scamberger and the way that he did for Mikey Sherrill. But he has a phone call with him. So they don't get that optic of them being together.

[Tyler Boyer]

They don't want. They do, they do not want. I think they do not want more Republicans to turn out in New Jersey and Virginia and other places, but New Jersey in particular, because they put way too much into Mom Donnie. And they're, you know, correct analysis is that the race is already over for Mom Donnie.

[Jack Posobiec]

And by the way, I was also told that when, when Obama came out, his numbers were soft in terms of turnout for his Newark rally and Newark, New Jersey rally. They couldn't even fill a high school for Barack Obama in Newark.

[Tyler Boyer]

That's right.

[Jack Posobiec]

Imagine saying that 10 years ago, not pop. Imagine saying that 10 years ago. Coming up on a quick break, we're here with Tyler Boyer. We're breaking down the elections going into tomorrow. It's Election Eve here on Human Events Daily.

[Donald Trump]

You talk about influencers. These are influencers and they're friends of mine.

[Narrator/News Reporter]

Jack.

[Donald Trump]

Where's Jack?

[Jack Posobiec]

Jack.

[Donald Trump]

He's got a great job.

[Jack Posobiec]

All right, Jack Posobic, we are back here, Phoenix, Arizona, it's election week. And we're sitting down with, with the election maven here, the maven of Maricopa, Tyler Boyer, the prognosticator of I don't know, what's a P word out here of Prescott.

[Tyler Boyer]

We've got no, Prescott's up north.

[Jack Posobiec]

What's in Arizona? All right.

[Tyler Boyer]

Yeah, we can't.

[Jack Posobiec]

Prognosticator of Pima, Phoenix. It's not a P sound. It's a hard P. It's like an F sound.

[Narrator/News Reporter]

Doesn't work.

[Tyler Boyer]

So we have a couple of other things going on on election day that we didn't talk about. So here in Arizona, we have an election that we're watching very closely. Our team has been working at so many people. This is again, one of those things that normally would fly under the radar that the Republican Party itself is never talking about. But the guys who ran the Republicans for Kamala campaign back in 2024 and actually in 2020 as well. So the traders, yeah, the Republicans for Biden, Republicans for Kamala, they're not real. I mean, they're, they're, you know, it's fake news. They're not real Republicans. They're Democrats just masquerading as Republicans. But in Arizona and Nevada and other states, Georgia, these were huge. They basically went around and got leaders for these, these groups. And these are people who are elected.

[Jack Posobiec]

Officials, in most cases, the cactus calculator.

[Tyler Boyer]

So they went through and they built this entire, you know, fraudulent campaign for like, oh, you know, common sense or.

[Jack Posobiec]

You know, moderates for but you always hear those watchwords. And by the way, and I'm just going to say it is a lot of this is vestiges of sort of the, the McCain wing of the party, which had a huge foothold obviously here.

[Tyler Boyer]

In Arizona and very upset, dislike Trump, all those things. Right. They failed horribly, miserably in the 2024 cycle. Obviously, we won in states like Arizona and Georgia, where they were so, you know, they were so put together. But it was a bunch of people who basically fraudulently went about their business in the state using their elected official position to basically go to voters and tell Them lies or make it seem like there was a lot more people that were supporting Kamala from our side than actually were. One of those ladies was the vice mayor of Mesa, Arizona, which is top 35 city in the country, but it's a suburb of Phoenix. And she and the mayor, the former mayor, he's no longer the mayor, but the former mayor of Mesa were part of this whole Republicans for Biden, the Republicans for Kamala, she was by the community was recalled. So they actually had filed the recall paperwork this last year. And so her election is on Tuesday, which is to determine whether or not she's going to be removed from office for a number of different things, lots of anti conservative things. But you know, the most obvious one that people are aware of is that she was, you know, leading the charge for Republicans, for Kamala. So that's kind of a big deal is that, you know, we were talking about on break. There's a lot of elections here that should not be winnable for Republicans. I mean, this is a midterm election after a successful presidential election for Republicans. Midterms are always known as bloodbaths for the reigning party, for the party in power. The party in power.

[Jack Posobiec]

This is, by the way, this is how Christie became governor of New Jersey because that was one year after Obama's election.

[Tyler Boyer]

That's right. That's right. And so it's a tough job to.

[Jack Posobiec]

Basically, hey, another Republican for Harris, by the way.

[Tyler Boyer]

That's right, another Republican. But it's a tough, it's a tough sell to go out and try to win those elections, get enough energy, get enough funding, get enough gusto to win. And so, you know, you're going to have some of these situations where it's going to look like to some, it's going to be, you know, depressing to lose if we lose. Right. Again, there's no one looks at the New York City mayor's race as a win for conservatives in any kind of any way, shape or form. Right. Like there just, there isn't anything there. But people shouldn't set aside the amount of tenacity that, you know, again, Jack is giving in New Jersey that we're seeing from some. So there's some positives that we'll go over during the election recap tomorrow in Virginia. There's going to be some positives. There will be some positives interspersed all across the state of Virginia and there's.

[Jack Posobiec]

There'S some serious questions as to whether or not the Democrats will be able to hold to flip the AG seat. I should say because of these, these comments from Jay Jones. But unfortunately, that actually is looking tighter than I think a lot of people predicted.

[Tyler Boyer]

Yeah, you've got the J. Jones election in Georgia. There's some local elections that are really important. There's local elections across the country, quite.

[Jack Posobiec]

Frankly, that are really Pennsylvania, we've got the three Supreme Court races. Supreme Court Democrats have a super majority there. And we have these interesting things in Pennsylvania. They're like recalls, but it's an automatic recall in the sense that it's a retention should this judge stay on the bench after 10 years, which are really.

[Tyler Boyer]

Tough, which it's almost impossible to remove.

[Jack Posobiec]

It's extremely rare. I think it's happened once in like modern history.

[Tyler Boyer]

So there's some positives, though, to see, like what does the turnout look like for that? Right, right. Is do Republicans show up in big numbers even if they're not able to remove the judges? And the Arizona, which is close for.

[Jack Posobiec]

No, has been increasing. If you look the past year, you know, sort of cycles, year on year.

[Tyler Boyer]

Can't lie to everybody. It's going to be really, really tough to pull off a victory with the removal.

[Jack Posobiec]

And here's one of the things, here's one of the things that people need to understand is we're starting to now talk about what happens when Trump is not on the ballot.

[Tyler Boyer]

Well, what happens when Trump's not on the ballot. And also, how much work does it actually take to do really tough things, especially given the circumstances which are like, how many bodies do you need to actually go chase votes? How many bodies do you need to go, you know, do the work? How much more money needs to be put into these races?

[Jack Posobiec]

And this is why it falls to groups like Turning Point Action, like Cliff Maloney and the PA nj Chase, like Scott Prosser. This is why you need these organizations. Because if you don't have a big national race like that now, you actually have to dig in and do the work.

[Tyler Boyer]

You have to do it. And this is what I, you know, kind of to our blue in the face we keep telling everybody about, the left has 50 to 100 of these groups in every state that operate.

[Jack Posobiec]

And they've been doing. And Soros has been doing this for.

[Tyler Boyer]

A generation and our side has basically none. Right. So, like, if we show up, like, sometimes we're the only group that shows up. So you have to have dozens of these groups to go do the work to be able to get the outcomes that you want, which are in the case in New Jersey, is a Republican governor. And in Arizona, the recall. I mean, we're throwing everything we possibly can. I can look at you in the eyes and say, hey, if it was possible to recall this, this person, we would have done it because we did. We gave it our all. But you know, with other things, when you look at, you know, judicial retention in Pennsylvania or some of these local races that we're talking about in Georgia that we'll talk about tomorrow night, like, you've got to have a really competent ground game again to fight the Democrats who know that turnout.

[Jack Posobiec]

We'll discuss it tomorrow night on the election super stream. Tyler Boyer, thanks for having me back in town, man.

[Tyler Boyer]

Thank you.

[Jack Posobiec]

I like this white, this white jacket, man. I kind of got the black one. I think I might need a white one. I don't know, folks. I don't know. We'll see. Right back, Jack Posovic going to the ground, New Jersey.

[Donald Trump]

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[Jack Posobiec]

All right, Jack Wisobic, we're back live here. Human events daily. Real America's voice. Folks. Ever since COVID millions of Americans have started buying preparedness supplies, especially emergency food. And that is a good thing. But there's a big mistake most people make with their emergency food supply. They don't have any way to cook in a real emergency when the power is out or the grid is down. That's why our friends over at my Patriot supply created their Black Friday survival special. Let me tell you, it comes with a 4 week food supply plus $150 worth of free gifts including everything you need to prepare your emergency meals like a cook stove, fuel and fire starters, plus a water purifier bugout bag and so much more. If the complete survival kit your family needs to ride out natural disasters, civil unrest or anything worse, it also makes a great Christmas gift, but it's only available through Black Friday. So head to my Patriotsupply.com Jackson to check out everything that's included. With all the uncertainty in the world right now, we simply can't afford to be unprepared. So go to my patriotsupply.com/jack and get prepared today. That's my patriotsupply.com /jack. All right, very excited. Now we are going straight to the front lines. Human events daily. We're going to get the ground Truth on the ground. Paula Scanlon is joining us as she's knocking doors with Early Vote Action Told she's in North Jersey right now. Paula, can you hear us?

[Paula Scanlon]

Yes, I can hear you. So I'm currently live door knocking with my wonderful coordinators in the ground here at Lino. We're in North Jersey. We're at a town that actually went to Trump last time for the first time in 40 years. So we're getting out the vote here, getting the people excited. They obviously turned out for Trump last time and we know they're going to turn out for Jack now. People are excited here. We're seeing a lot of yard signs, which has been amazing. And the people we've talked to have been just ready for change in New Jersey. And I think that's, that's really what this is about. So get out and vote tomorrow.

[Jack Posobiec]

So walk us through this. When you go up and you're knocking on doors, what kind of, you know, the phrase they would use is what universe are you focused on? Are you focusing on low prop voters? Are you focusing on high propensity voters? What's it look like in terms of the strategy?

[Paula Scanlon]

Yeah, so right now we're targeting low propensity Republicans and also Republicans that have requested mail in ballots that they have not returned yet. Obviously that leads to some issues because if they haven't returned their mail in ballot, they have to do a provisional ballot on election day which gets counted last, which is the worst case scenario. So if you've requested that mail in ballot and you haven't returned it, we're trying to collect those. We can only handle a couple at a time, but we're trying to make sure those people go and do that themselves as well. And then also low propensity Republican voters that are only maybe voting in presidential years, but we're trying to get them excited for Jack now and get them to vote for him this time.

[Jack Posobiec]

And so. Okay, so you're walk us through then. You know, what are you hearing? What are you seeing? You're going up. You're making those direct connections with people on the ground when you go up there. And by the way, if it's a low propensity, I love to hear what makes them want to, you know, kind of come off the sidelines, get involved and vote for Jack Cittarelli.

[Paula Scanlon]

Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I think in general, people in New Jersey are really tired of what's been going on here. They're tired of high prices, are tired of their neighbors moving out. I mean, that's something I hear all the time. People are tired of high crime and they just want change. And so we encourage them to say, okay, look, this is your opportunity to make change, honestly, even more so than voting in a presidential year, because it's directly about what's going on locally for you here where we are as well. There's a mayor's race going on in this town that we're in, and we're trying to encourage people to vote for the Republican candidate, Sid. And that's a big change for people here as well. So that's something that we see and we talk to a lot of people. Some people aren't as interested in voting, but we try to encourage. We encourage them again, to use their civic right to get involved. And if they're tired of what's going on, we urge them to vote for change.

[Jack Posobiec]

Now when we're, we're looking at some of this now, I understand you're up there in, in Hudson County. You're very close to Newark. That's where Barack Obama was last week. And some of the reports that I'm getting out of there say that he couldn't even fill a high school gymnasium in Newark. This is supposed to be one of the bluest areas. This is Senator Cory Booker' where he was mayor before he became Spartacus, of course, as we all know. Is it true that Barack Obama couldn't even fill a high school gym in Newark?

[Paula Scanlon]

Well, look, I wasn't there, did not want to be there. I actually was out door knocking that day instead. But the bottom line is Obama hasn't been on the ballot for over 10 years at this point. The fact that they're trying to use him to rile up voters is very confusing, but also maybe telling to where the Democrats think that they are in this race. And that's I find very interesting. But what I will say is people are trying to use Barack Obama on the Democrat side to get out the black vote. And many polls have come out that Cittarelli is winning with black voters currently. And so that's something that I found very fascinating and honestly found to be unexpected. But also I find that to be very hopeful for us and our, our cause and our team.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, look, and you saw this as well last year with especially black male voters not coming off the for Kamala Harris saying, look, you know, it's basically like you're not seeing this huge swing for Republicans, but it's like they just don't want to associate with the Democrats anymore. And who could blame them? And so it doesn't surprise me at all that they brought Barack Obama out. You know, Joe Biden, though, of course, was on the ballot more recently in New Jersey. He actually, I ran the numbers on this. He got 500,000 more votes than Barack Obama did in 2020 versus versus 2012. Kind of interesting that Joe Biden, even though he's on the ballot so recently, or Kamala Harris, who was just on the ballot a year ago, not even involved in the race whatsoever. And I think what they're really doing, honestly, is they're trying to do everything they can to distract from what is going on right across the river. Because even though Obama would stand with Abigail Scamberger and even though he would stand with Mikey Sherrill, who was he not standing with? He only did a phone call with Zoran Mandami right across the river from where you're at.

[Paula Scanlon]

Yeah, it's something I find to be so interesting, but also noticing that the Democrats are trying to walk away from Joe Biden. I mean, Kamala trying to say, I didn't like him, I didn't agree with him. They're trying to run away from him. But, yeah, if he was so popular in New Jersey, that should be the person that they're using here for this governor's race. And we've seen no sign of Biden coming out here. So, again, I don't know what the strategy is. And I've also heard from a lot of people in this state that are traditionally Democrat voters that just don't think Cheryl is a good candidate and are not interested in voting for her. So I'm very curious to know what the number of Democrats that are going to come over and vote Republican this time, because I think there's a lot more than people want to give credit for.

[Jack Posobiec]

No, I think you're going to see those crossover voters as well. And just talking to some of the folks out of Lakewood, New Jersey, yesterday who came over to join us at Tom's River, I think, and maybe you can get a sense of this as well, because I know you cover down in New York as well as New Jersey. It seems to me like there might even be something of a Mamdani backlash going on from the voters of New Jersey because they see how radical and how far left the mayor of New York is about to become.

[Paula Scanlon]

Yeah, that's going to be really interesting to see. I mean, we maybe won't see that this election, but if Mamdani does go and win tomorrow, I think that the Stefanik race in 2026 for Governor of New York is going to be something to watch. And I think that a lot of voters are going to see mom Donnie firsthand and say, okay, we want a governor in place that can check him, that can be better, that can bring change in a good way, not in the radical way that Mamdani is advocating for. And I think it'll be very interesting to watch. And that's obviously a race that I'm watching closely myself. And I think that there's a lot of interesting dynamics going on in New York. I know that it's kind of an upsetting situation, but that's something I'm also watching closely.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, look, it's very clear to me that Mamdani is a guy who's just a fool. Full throated Marxist. And his Marxism, of course, is to focus on the, the recent immigrants or shall we say the gimmy grants who have come over to say we don't want to build things. We want to take from those who are successful, people who. Or people that we've decided to target through cultural Marxism who are predominantly white Christian straight males. And if you're someone who falls into those categories, then it is open season on you. That is the polit of resentment, which is the opposite of everything that Charlie Kirk stood for.

[Paula Scanlon]

Exactly that. And the interesting thing is if Mamdani wins, it'll actually encourage more Democrats to go and be more radical. And that's something that we don't want. Obviously we want them to be able to come to center and have conversations. But if he says the president that he can come out and win, we might see other Democrats at the local level, at the federal level wanting to be more radical in his footsteps. And I think that that's a very dangerous way to go down. I think he stands for a lot of anti American values. And I think as a daughter of an immigrant myself, I think that he is a disgusting version of immigration to this country. That's not what we should stand. We should want people who immigrate here that love America, want to be in this country and want to stand for American values. And Mamdani does not do that.

[Jack Posobiec]

No, exactly. All right, final question. You, Paul, I know you got to get back out there. What's your, what's your goal for your step counts for today? What's your step count going to be?

[Paula Scanlon]

I do not know. We're gonna take a peek. Leno here had stuffed me. I appreciate my co worker. I want to give him a great shout out. He's been wonderful. He's holding the flyers that I was supposed to be holding because I'm holding my phone here. But I don't know, I mean, I'm hoping to hit at least 10,000 steps. We've been walking for a while. We're about to hit a house up here, which is why I got stopped. But we're excited. And actually we're standing in front of a Jack Torelli sign house. So you don't want to show it because I don't want to dox anyone, but I'm looking right here at a Jack sign so I know it's safe to do this news hit in front of this house.

[Jack Posobiec]

All right, great work to you, Great work to your co workers, Gong Xi, Gongxi. Have a great time out there and let's see what happens in New Jersey. Right back. Jack Posobic, Human Events Daily.

[Donald Trump]

Jack is a great guy. He's written a fantastic book. Everybody's talking about it. Go get it. And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event. And we're going to turn it around and make our country great again.

[Jack Posobiec]

Amen. All right, Jack, we're back. Phoenix, Arizona. We're here for election week. We're on election eve. New York City is about to elect a Marxist migrant to become the mayor of America's greatest city. And I wanted to bring on Brianna Lyman from the Federalist Election Correspondent to discuss what seems to be a glitch, but I think is actually a model for the new Democrat Party. Brianna, how are you?

[Brianna Lyman]

Hey Jack, thanks for having me.

[Jack Posobiec]

So here's my, here's my thesis. And Elon Musk was just talking about this on Joe Rogan as well. And he said the reason that the shutdown is going on is because the Democrats want to increase and continue these mass immigration programs because that's how they're importing new voters to try to turn the United States into a one party state. And so when I look at New York City and the way that they've changed the electorate since 9 11. Right. Never forget. Well, the people who are voting today weren't even around to remember it in the first place. Mamdani wasn't even a US Citizen when Donald Trump was elected the first time. So the Mamdani model is very clear. And they did this in Minneapolis, they did it in Dearborn, Michigan. They're doing it in New York City right before our eyes. When you change the demographics, when you import enough people from countries that don't believe in our history, that don't have any connection to our history that don't have any tie to our values. They just come in as the gimmick grants. Then they can elect one of their own and immediately start targeting whoever it is that they've decided to steal the wealth and the affluence from. Is that what's going on in New York?

[Brianna Lyman]

Yeah, I think so. And I think it's something the founders actually spoke about a lot. Alexander Hamilton, he wrote a letter to Lafayette and he basically said what's good for the people of Philadelphia is not good for the people of Petersburg, so on and so forth. The idea there is not, not every people are capable of self governance. When you import enough people from countries who are not capable and do not have a republic or self government, when they come here, they bring with them that not love of liberty, so to speak. And they vote that into place in America. And I think what's really discouraging is that Republicans. Axios had a report out last week about how Republicans are going to use Mamdani as the face of their 2026 campaign. The problem isn't that people don't know who Mamdani is. Axios had internal polling back in July. It found that he had an 80 name recognition in 16 battleground districts with a net disfavorability. And yet he still has the math to win in New York City, which means that we are importing voters and changing the electorate, as you said. So Republicans thinking they're going to beat the socialism as badroom and it's going to finally work next year have really lost their minds and seem to not care about the future of the country.

[Jack Posobiec]

And I look at it from the Democrat perspective and I just say this is strategy. This is not a glitch, this is an aberration. This is the culmination of strategy. And we've seen them use this time and time again because what do they do? They take the useful idiots, they gather them all together and say, hey, this guy just cares about love and equality and equity. But underneath it, underneath all of it is this searing resentment, this anger, this envy and this disassociation with reality where it's like we all kind of know. And you can notice this by the way, and I'll give you a great example, is that Mamdani has toned down his anti white rhetoric, but only for like the last couple of months because you can go to his Twitter account and he has years upon years of attacking white people, targeting white people, saying that white people are the problem. He had a quote up from just a few years ago saying that black and the black and brown alliance will overcome white supremacy in this nation. He's being very honest about what his political agenda is.

[Brianna Lyman]

Yeah. And it's interesting because grievance based politics, identity based politics, it's actually not that popular anymore, even among the Democratic base. We've seen polling come out. Semaphore, I think, had something recently where people are saying Democrats are focusing on these fringe social and cultural issues rather than real world problems. So I think Mamdani fits to that. I also think it's really upsetting to see how many Democrats have either explicitly or implicitly endorsed Mamdani. Look, you go back to one year ago, almost today, and you saw the entire country shifted, right? And what that tells us is there is no national mandate for Democrats to embrace or endorse a far left radical like Mamdani. And yet they did that. I think Tom Suozzi was one of the only Democrats who said, this is crazy, guys. Right. But he is no longer one of the mainstream or one of the bigger voices of his own party. I also think it's interesting, you know, we talk about useful idiots. I don't think a lot of people, actually, I think even some of Mamdani's voters don't like socialism, but they like a slick talking politician who feels like you can sit down and have a beer with. And over the past few days, we've all been talking about SNAP benefits being cut off, right? And there are 42 million Americans out there with a lot of them saying, wait a second, I trusted the government. I gave the responsibility of feeding myself to the government. Now they're turning the spigot off. That's actually socialism, right? That's what happens when you give the government too much power and they don't like it. But they don't seem to recognize that that is what far left Democrats like Mamdan AOC the squad, actually embrace. So there's a serious disconnect that I think Republicans should try to fill the gap in, which is educating voters about what socialism is in real time.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, and it's also this, right? It's. It's the repudiation of. And I said this the other day and just kind of came to me where when you look at Mamdani and you look at the things that he stands for, the grievance based politics that you mentioned. And I'm here, I'm at Turning Point headquarters. This is where we always come for election week. We're going to be doing the super stream Tomorrow night, obviously, with. Well, our friend, a compatriot will not be joining us, but we'll be doing it in his honor. And the way Charlie lived his life, I think, was trying to reach to young men and show them that there was another path. And, yes, young men are obviously targeted in our society, that young men are obviously in many ways shut out of society, blamed for a lot of the problems in society. But what Charlie was trying to show was so much more in line with what our founders wanted to say. There are ways that once we clear these things out, it's not about tearing down our society. It's about actually embracing that which made America great in the first place, the ideals of our founders. And then, by the way, putting God at the center of your life, getting married, having a family, building something for yourself. This is actually the best way forward. That was the original promise of America that we've been. That's been under assault for the last 50 years.

[Paula Scanlon]

Yeah.

[Brianna Lyman]

And, you know, one of the things that Charlie did so well is he gave young men a structure and something to kind of look up to. There was something that they could rely on. And there's an organization called sam. And basically, they found out over the past few months that young men in particular view the Democratic Party as, one, not being in tune with their own needs and desires, and two, not providing young men with any kind of structure, whereas Republicans do provide that structure. Charlie Turning Point provided that structure to young men. It's why we saw such a massive shift in 2024 for men ages 18 to 29. And again, Republicans, this is their moment to seize. They can continue to capitalize on the movement that Charlie created and continue to bring young men over to our side. We don't want Democrats to somehow make grievance politics a thing again and win back those young men who are very dissatisfied with the way the country is going. And not because of Republicans, just because they've been shunned. But Democrats are good with their words. They're good with language in the battleground. And if they can use that to weaponize young men to come back to the Democratic Party, you're going to see tighter elections.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, and it's going to be so tough for them. Right. Because you've got these candidates up there, and all they want to do is blame young men for. For every single problem in society. They'll say, oh, no, it's your fault. It's your fault. You're the ones that are to blame. Even when it's like, you know, and I'VE got two little boys, and I think, what do they ever do to anybody? And, you know, and suddenly it's like, like, oh, they're. They're to blame. Oh, yeah, because, you know, the one took the other one's toys or something. No, it's. It's ridiculous. It's a joke. It's always been a joke. And we've completely turned our society upside down. And quite frankly, I. I think that it's, you know, it's. It's young men who are going to be the ones that actually lead us out of that. And I think that's what Charlie was working on. And when you look at it, it just. I don't know. There's something about how Charlie would. He would have been 32 right now. Mondami is 34. They're almost the same exact age, and yet complete opposite political agendas in what it was that they were preaching. Brianna, tell us your coordinates. I'd love to have you on. We'll have to do a longer conversation on all of this. Where can people get access to all your work?

[Brianna Lyman]

Thanks so much, Jack. You can find me on Twitter. Rihanna. Lyman, too, or right at the Federalist for Brianna Lyman.

[Jack Posobiec]

Yeah, check out the Federalist. She does incredible work over there. She's been going on a lot. A lot of combative media which we. Which we love to see and we've all been sharing around. And so you've been doing a great job. Keep at it, folks. We're here. Phoenix, Arizona. Turning Point headquarters. The rest of the week. Tomorrow night, the election night super stream. Make sure you stick with Human Events Daily for all the details. Right. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission. Lay ashore. This is an I Heart podcast.