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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobic. Christ is king. Moments ago, President Trump arrived in Norfolk, Virginia where thousands of sailors are celebrating a big bash the Navy's 250th anniversary. Texas over here waiting the arrival of President Trump. First Lady Melania Trump joined base. Andrew then will travel by a helicopter to the USS Sterling where President Trump will give remarks the world's finest Navy on their 250th birthday. Melania Trump, God bless the United States Navy. Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily here live on Real America's voice. Today is October 6, 2025 Anno Domini. And folks, as you can all see from the videos yesterday, you can see from of course social media played out across Real America's Voice. And we just did a huge hour recapping that with Steve Bannon over on War Room that I was honored to accompany President Trump as well as First Lady Melania Trump to celebrate the 250th birthday of my United States Navy, the world's finest Navy. A celebration took place yesterday down in Norfolk, Virginia as well as in the Virginia Capes operating area where boarded Air Force One, then flew down Norfolk, boarded a V22 Osprey, flew that out to the USS Bush, embarked for a sea power exercise and evolution where we were able to see Everything from Navy SEALs boarding and raiding a ship, conducting a VBSS raid as well as display of naval warfare, naval capabilities including Ciwiz, the close in weapon system so anti aircraft systems that that the destroyers and aircraft carriers have as well as naval cannons as well as Tomahawks being fired. You can see one of the Tomahawks right there fired from a US Destroyer, an Arleigh Burke class destroyer. We're on the Nimitz class USS Bush that is the flagship of the 10th Carrier Strike Group. And the USS Bush also took the lead in a number of operations all around the world. We then saw an aerial demonstration which is absolutely fantastic. And President Trump spent the entire time right down on the flight deck himself as well as first lady Melania Trump and was honored to be able to join the flight deck with them. Took this video you're seeing right now that President Trump has posted up on his own True Social account, posted twice actually. I guess he liked it so much where it's an FA18 Super Hornet conducting a sonic boom Right in front of President Trump. And I gotta say, you know, the entire left was telling us all weekend that President Trump was. Was sick or something was wrong with him or he was unhealthy. Well, he stood just feet away from an FA18 hitting a sonic boom, breaking the sound barrier. Didn't even flinch, didn't even move a muscle, moved his head, wanted to see the plane. He also stood just a few feet away from where AN F. Lightning 2 landed, right there in the. In the tail hook. And this thing was caught just feet away from where the President and First lady were standing. Did not skip a beat. And you see the precision. You could see the excellence of the United States Navy and the purpose that we have sea power. You know, we talk about it all the time. And President Trump talked about it as well as how America as a young nation. As a young nation needed the United States Navy to go up against who? The British Navy, with the aid, of course, of the French Navy. Later on then we saw the British NAVY Come back. 1812, Spanish American War at the end of the 1800s, when it was, of course, Commodore Dewey, George Dewey went over to Manila and shattered the Spanish Armada, shattered the Spanish fleet. And it let the world know that there's a new dog on the block, there's a new sheriff in town, and that's the United States Navy. And you saw that all the way up through, of course, the events of World War II with the United States Navy once again showed that naval supremacy. And we're showing around the world right now that you want to reach out and touch somebody. You want to put warheads on foreheads. If you need someone to stand the watch from sunup to sundown and everything that comes in between. For the past two and a half centuries, that has been the men and women of the United States Navy. And they will never, ever give up the watch. It was incredible day to be there, an incredible time. Right back with so much more that's been happening here within the United States on Human Events Daily. Next stand in our way. And our golden age has just begun. This is Human Events with Jack Posoba. Now it's time for everyone to understand what America first truly means. Welcome to the second American Revolution. All right, ladies and gentlemen, we're back here. Human Events Daily. Folks, did you know that Utah and Florida recently banned fluoride in their drinking water? Why are they doing a massive U turn on something that's been pumped into our water for 80 years? The government claims fluoride's got good for healthy Teeth. But that's of course just, you know, some of the nanny state you don't know because you don't necessarily need bureaucrats medicating your water. You need the freedom to choose pure water. And that's my why my family uses Cove Pure. This is a countertop water purifier certified to remove up to 99.9% of impurities. And that includes fluoride and other stuff like pfas, fertilizer runoff, you name it. Look, when, when Tanya first set up our device, the first thing I noticed with this filtration system is that cov pure helps water become what it's supposed to taste like. Pure, clean, no aftertaste. The best part is you can choose any temperature, hot or cold, with just one tap. Boom. Super easy. And I like easy. I like easy buttons. It's so easy. There's no drilling, there's no plumbing, there's no plumbers needed. You just fill it in and plug it in. Head over to covpure.com poso for a limited time. You get 200 off. Look, the government has no business forcing things into our water. Don't wait for them to sort out pure water. Over to covpure.com poso covpure.com poso for $200 off. All right, very excited now because we're going to bring our next guest in. But before we do, before we do, from the Article 3 project, I want to play a clip that just happened up in Chicago from the mayor. Let's play it now, guys.
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Today we are signing an executive order aimed at reigning in this out of control administration. The order establishes ice free zones. That means that city property and unwilling private businesses will no longer serve as.
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Staging grounds for these raids. Jack Brasil. But bringing on here Will Chamberlain from the article three projects. Well, what is going on? That sounds like the mayor of Chicago saying that he is going to reject the authority of the federal government. Plus we saw everything from Portland over the weekend. What are we facing right now?
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I mean we're facing a rebellion by the states of Oregon and the states of Illinois. When you hear we need to rein in this out of control administration, you should actually be hearing we are conspiring to obstruct justice and obstruct federal law enforcement because that's what's happening. He doesn't get to rein in anybody in the federal government. That's not the way our system works. He must have never read the supremacy clause despite becoming the mayor of Chicago. The likely outcome here though is I mean, whatever happens here, it's probably unlawful and the feds will just ignore it. But if the Chicago mayor, in his wisdom, decides to try and enforce these laws and prevent federal authorities from doing their job in the city of Chicago, the likely outcome here is that he'll be arrested for kidnapping and false imprisonment.
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So, I mean, what. It sounds to me like what we're coming up towards, and we haven't heard something so forceful yet from any of the elected officials of Portland, but we've certainly seen court cases and rulings and police reports that sound like Portland is moving in the same direction. Will, are we going to see a standoff between potentially the. The authorities, the legal authorities of these cities and the federal government?
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We've already seen a standoff. If anything, this is just the federal government trying to fix things. You have to understand what the city of Portland has done and what they're doing. You know, there aren't a huge number of law enforcement officials whose job is to protect federal property. The service that does that is the Federal Protective Service. They have something a little less than one agents, and over 100 of them have been sent to Portland. They're working 12 hour shifts, seven days a week. They're working flat out to protect federal officials and the federal property. They wouldn't have to do that if the Portland police were helping to protect. But the Portland police won't do a thing in front of the office. And not only are they not doing a thing, they're also litigating against the federal government to try and prevent the National Guard and to provide some relief to federal officials in front of this ICE facility. So there's already a standoff. There's already a confrontation. Now, when it comes to the courts, they're going to lose this confrontation. Federal authorities will prevail legally and will have the right to go there. Then it's just a question of exactly how far do local and state authorities in Oregon want to push this rebellion?
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So I want to step back here a second because you mentioned the Supremacy Clause. And this is something where I think a lot of people, when they miss sort of civics 101 government 101, you know, they. They sort of lose the. The argument, they lose the plot because they think, oh, that's the mayor. The mayor can do whatever they want. They just sort of see, you know, politicians they like and politicians they don't like. But that's actually not how it works. By the way, I'd love to have a. And side note, I'd love to have A long conversation with you about red states at some point here because mayors do not have sovereignty, governors have sovereignty, mayors do not. But that's it. That's a separate discussion. We will have that discussion later because I can see that coming up. But, but walk us through just the very basics of the Supremacy Clause here.
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Well, it just says that federal authority is supreme over state law. The United States government is a government of limited and enumerated powers under our Constitution. They don't have every power in the book, but where they have power, they are supreme. When state law and federal law conflict, federal law wins. When state law enforcement and federal law enforcement conflict, federal law enforcement wins. So this is a standard case. You know, the state of Oregon doesn't get to tell federal authorities where they're allowed to put federal officers to protect federal property. It's not how the law works. And similarly, when you hear the Chicago mayor again say things like, we're going to reign into the administration. No, you're not. You don't have the authority to do that. You don't reign in the administration. The administration reigns you in it. Reins your city in because that's the way our system works. If you don't like it, you can try what the south did in the Civil War. It didn't work out too well for them.
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No. And you'd think that Governor Newsom and Governor Pritzker would have remembered that, that conflagration, or at least perhaps had heard about it at some point in their history classes, because of course, that's what the entire issue was, you know. Well, when I, when I come down to it. So you've done a lot of commentary as well. And I know we're coming up on a little break. We have a few minutes on this ruling regarding the, regarding the National Guard in this respect. And basically a judge saying that it's not that the government is not allowed to. So this is something where I remember I was digging in on this and I gave a talk on it earlier today on War Room where I said the federal government has Title 10 authority under the Insurrection act to federalize the National Guard. It's really simple. It's right there. It's black letter law. And it has been so since, since, by the way, prior to the Civil War, this was the Insurrection act of 1807. And of course, we had, even before then, we had the Whiskey Rebellion and George Washington, a sitting president of the United States, who rode into battle with Alexander Hamilton at his side to put down such an insurrection. This is not something New?
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No. And it's also not a close decision. I think. I don't even think this is going to the Supreme Court. I think the 9th Circuit is going to slap what this judge in Oregon did down. The basic reason being she's substituting her own judgment for whether federal authorities are struggling to enforce federal law for the President's. And the president's in the position, has the information and is elected to make the calls on when to use federal forces to reinforce and protect federal property. It's not, it's not the place of this judge to do so. And so she's decided, apparently, that she's the new commander in chief, at least with regards to federal officials in Portland. She's wrong about that and she's going to lose this very quickly.
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And so what, what was the ruling specifically that you put down?
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Well, first, she issued a ruling on the second that said the Oregon National Guard could not be deployed to protect this ICE facility. Then President Trump issued an order saying he was going to move the California National Guard and the Texas National Guard to protect it, because by its terms, the order only applied to the Oregon National Guard. The Texas governor also gave permission for his forces to be used. So that's. That should have been very straightforward. But she decided late last night, at 10pm on a Sunday night, to extend her order to cover the any National Guard troops being deployed to protect a federal facility in Portland. And she did so when she probably doesn't have jurisdiction because the order is already on appeal.
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And this is something that I just don't understand. What is her basis for such a ruling?
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She's saying that the president's factual findings are untethered from reality. So her argument is that there are some factual predicates to invoke the Insurrection act, namely, like the difficulty of enforcing federal law or the state of rebellion. And therefore she made factual findings saying there is no difficulty enforcing federal law. There is no rebellion, therefore you are not allowed to invoke the actual.
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And so does this all really come down to, like so many of these other cases, the definition of what a rebellion is this time around?
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It's that. And it's also a question of who decides. I think that's the foundational question. Right? She is. There's deference that needs to be given to the executive. They're the ones in charge of military forces. The president's the commander in chief of the military. They're the ones who have the intelligence and the information necessary. One district judge in Oregon with four law clerks is in no position to determine what when federal law is being under enforced or when federal officials are in danger and they are here when they really are.
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This is like the last iteration of it where they were trying to say the President couldn't use emergency deportation orders because there was a federal judge who was arguing that we weren't under invasion, if I remember correctly.
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Exactly right. Exactly the right analogy to be making. It's, it's the question again. It's not who, it's not the actual facts on the ground. The prior question is who decides who is in a position to make these determinations about whether there's an invasion, whether law is unable to be enforced. And clearly the way our, our Constitution is structured, those determinations are for the.
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President and they're for the President, United States to make those determinations. It does not, the ball does not roll uphill as, as it stands, a local federal judge does not have the intelligence, the support of dhs, nctc, all of the other factors at their disposal. They just don't have that. You can't just watching CNN and Fox News. But by the way, if even if you were, you'd be watching Real America's Voice and boy, we could show you a whole lot of rebellious and insurrectionist activity that's going on in these two cities. Jack was upic back with Will Chamberlain. When we return. Talk about influencers. These are influencers and they're friends of mine. Jacksonvik, where's Jack? He's got a great job. All right, folks, we're back. Human Events Daily. Real America's Voice. Ladies and gentlemen, Ladies and gentlemen, I've got some great news for all of you. Blackout coffee is back with a great, great offer for you and the Human Events Daily audience. For years, this has been my coffee of choice. And I know so many of you have missed it just like I have. And I can hear producer Russ is talking about how much he loves it too. This isn't just coffee. It's America in a cup founded on Christian values, rooted in family and built on the belief that hard working Americans. Look, you just deserve better than the corporate swill that's out there that's passing for coffee. We know that blackout coffee is a family business. It roasts every batch right here in the usa. Two roasts you gotta try. Morning, Reaper. This one's great. A smooth medium roast that kicks off your day without any bitterness. And for the dark roast lovers, I gotta say, I love brutal awakening. It is a bold, rich roast with deep flavor that keeps you sharp and alert. It's perfect for serving friends and family all around the holidays. We got Halloween coming up. We got Thanksgiving, then of course, Christmas, New Year's. It's all coming and it's coming fast. Gatherings start with the best coffee. So here's the deal. Go to blackoutcoffee.com poso and use promo code poso for 20 off your first order. That's blackoutcoffee.com and hey, support a company that shares your values, supports American jobs and fuels your freedom one strong cup at a time. Coming back on with Will Chamberlain and Will, so you reminded me during the break that the invasion question, that was the Alien Enemies act, right? That, that the administration was originally using to, you know, to remove illegal aliens in emergency situation. What was the status of that case? Did they ever end up, was that, was that adjudicated?
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Yeah. And I think ultimately the funny thing is I actually don't remember much of the outcome. I think it got mooted effectively when Venezuela agreed to take back all the people who are subject to the Alien Enemies act in El Salvador. So I don't remember the exact outcome, but I don't think the administration lost.
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No, I think they'd actually, I think you're right. I think he's actually did win, though. But of course, we'll, you know, we'll caveat that with that. We'll double check on it. Because this, this is so key though here, these federal judges and well, look, you were around in the first administration, I remember, used to write some great articles for Human events dot com. We should probably get you to try to do that again sometime. And talking about different legal strategies that could be used. The emergency fund, you know, declaring an emergency for the use of funds to build the border wall was one of your ideas that I believe the administration actually did end up adopting. But here's, here's a difference. We're not seeing the administration really back down from these local, you know, district judges in federal district. But they're still, you know, they're still confined to one locality. We are not seeing that, are we?
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No, because we have, we're on the right side of the law. You know, there was this big meme going around, especially at the beginning of the administration when all these injunctions were coming down fast and furious, that it's the administration that's behaving lawlessly. Look at all these injunctions. And then now the Trump administration's on an incredible winning streak at the Supreme Court. I think we're at 20 in a row, 20 wins in a row. Unheard of. I don't think any administration's gotten close to that. And what it's revealed is not that the administration was behaving lawlessly, but that these lower court judges who thought they were entitled to resist the administration were behaving lawlessly. And I think that's exactly the outcome you're going to see in this Oregon case. I mean, I'll put this out there for people. If anybody wants to bet on the outcome here and whether the Supreme Court's going to ultimately reverse this person, I'll give you 10 to 1 odds. Right? 10 to 1 odds that this, this temporary doesn't survive because it's lawless.
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Will Chamberlain giving out 10 to 1 odds now is that cow. She will where. Where do it. I don't know where people go to take you up on that.
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People. My people might arbitrage. I'll be good.
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Exactly. All right, so that's Will Chamberlain, folks. Give him, give him out your, your 10 to 1 odds. Take your step up. All takers. Well, so here's, here's another one, though. All right. Since we're talking odds, since we're talking odds, J. Jones, this reprobate who's running for attorney general, he has this huge scandal on his hands because it came out in, in text messages that of course, Neera Tanden is telling us those are private text messages. They shouldn't count. That's an incredible legal standard. I don't know if I've ever heard that one before, but. Okay. For someone running for attorney general, you know, I'm sure everyone that is on the other side of you in court is certainly going to be using that from now on. These messages, though, where he's talking about killing a political opponent, his wife and their children, desecrating their grave. Well, do you think that he's actually going to drop out? Because it seems like the Democrats, including Yovigny Vindman, are just driving on and continuing to re endorse him in the face of direct murderous rhetoric.
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This is a tougher line to set because he's not an officeholder. I think there's a reasonable chance he's forced to drop out by the Democrats because they're really not going to be happy with getting drowned in ads a month before the election. They might think that he's dragging down the entire Democratic ticket in Virginia and will ultimately bring them all down. So probably 40%.
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I mean, I, I mean, I think that's. Look, for the Virginia Republicans, that's what you've got to go. Go all in on this thing because. And let me just say something, too, because this isn't, you know, just some abstract thing, all right? It's been, what, 25, 26 days since Charlie Kirk was murdered. And I know there were some people asking why, you know, why wasn't the burial public? And it was because of people like this. It was because of people like this. Because he's talking about going and defacing the grapes. And, you know, that's exactly what would happen with Charlie if that were made public. This is what's so disgusting. And Will, it's like. It's like people don't even act like it's happening.
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Oh, yeah, there's. There's a real problem on the left. There's a bloodthirstiness. You know, I realize my tolerance for partisan Democrats at the moment is extremely low because clearly there's a large faction of the left that if they weren't actually trying to kill you, they would be perfectly happy to see you dead. And then there's another large force of the left that wouldn't be willing to say anything if you were killed or would just be indifferent to their friends cheering you on. So it's hard. It's hard to know what to do about this. This political party right now and its members in terms of understanding that they need to be brought back to reality and civility. But I just will say this. The basic way that representative democracy functions is that the parties honor each other, that they don't treat each other as the embodiment of all evil. Because in a world where they do that, suddenly the peaceful transfer of power goes. Becomes very much an open question.
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Right? Because it goes from a situation where obviously, as Charlie stood for, peaceful debate to, I don't want peaceful debate. I want to oppress you and remove your right to even exist. Wilt Chamberlain, where can people go to follow you? And all the great work you guys.
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Are putting up at Will Chamberlain on X is where you'll find most of my commentary. Also follow the Article 3 project on our various action items that you can essentially bug your House Representatives and senators to do what you want at a3paction.com.
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All right, go follow Will. Go follow the great Mike Davis over there. Article three, folks. Coming up next, huge New Jersey update with Scott Pressler. Where's Jack? Where's Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you. Great job, Jack. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys and these are the guys who've been getting bullishers. All right, Jack, sober here we are back, Human events Daily. Real America's voice. Right now. I want all the Patriots to take a moment, step back and say, you know what? My cell phone service is not right for the country. It's not right for me. It's not right for the movement. And I'm going to go change it. And I'm going to go change it to one that supports me, supports the country and supports my values. And how you do that, it's very simple. You go to patriotmobile.com poso so go to patriotmobile.com posO all patriots, or give them a call at 972-patriot and you will get a free month of service with promo code poso. Look, we, we all spend money, sometimes a little bit too much money on, on cell phone services that you won't do it with these guys. But we want to know that if we're spending that money, if we're doing something that require that we were required to have to maintain our standing in today's society and today's economy, then we want to do it when with a service that supports our values, that supports first responders, that supports the great veterans of the army and the Navy, like President Trump was at yesterday. Marine Corps, they have their 250th coming up. Air Force, a little bit, A little bit longer for the Air Force and a whole lot longer for the space force to hit their 250th. But you know what? Patriot Mobile will be right there supporting them as well. So how do you get access? You go to patriot mobile.com poso patriot mobile.com poso and, and you will right now, if you use promo code posto, get a free month of service. Check them out. You're going to love them. Patriot Mobile. All right. I want to bring on now my good friend Scott Pressler of early Vote Action, because, Scott, there's a lot going on in the state of New Jersey, the Garden State, and as usual, you are in the thick of it. What's going on, man?
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Hey, Jack. Well, I am here in Union City, New Jersey. I'll be going to Somerset tonight, the home of Jack Ciatarelli, and he is our Republican candidate. For anyone that thinks New Jersey is a blue state, I want to remind you the 2020 election, 21 election was decided by 84,000 votes. And I'll tell you, Jack, that 600,000 Republicans sat out in that year's election, meaning this election is winnable. Jack Chattarelli can be brought across the finish line, but he needs all of us to come together as a family in order to get it done over the next 29 days before election day.
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And now Scott, I've been looking at these polls and I think a lot of us saw these polls last week, you know, were really, really tightening up. And I've got one where did it go? Right here. So this is out of New Jersey, I want to say just over, I want to get the exact dates here for you. This is from, from The Hill picks ECP New Jersey voters. This is from the September 22nd to the 23rd. So it's not recent but it's close. This Adam tied Cheryl 43, Chatterelli at 43. So this just came out today, massive, massive poll. The type of things that you just haven't seen. And for people who think that it's impossible, look, Governor Christie did it in just 2009. Now that was a different sort of political epoch, a different political era, different kind of candidate. But New Jersey has gone red in gubernatorial races in recent history and it functions very similarly. Scott, let me ask you this question that I was chatting with somebody about it. Do you think that New Jersey kind of functions like Pennsylvania a little bit when it comes to voting patterns?
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A little bit. I think there is a difference between federal elections and state elections. And some of the people that were going to be a straight D ticket for Kamala Harris and Democrats in a federal election, well, some of those Democrats are willing to vote Republican, especially when it comes to these sky high property taxes that we have in New Jersey and the electricity prices that continue to go up and to impact working class families. And so really PA and NJ they share one fourth of the same border together. And I think it's very interesting that yes, they may in federal elections vote straight D, but this is our opportunity in a quote unquote off year election for gubernatorial that some of those Democrats we can bring on over to vote for Jack Ciatarelli for governor.
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And that's something too. When you've got the, when you've got the economy being a top issue, then this becomes a huge issue for the party in power, for the party in power to say, oh well the economy isn't good but we also need to keep supporting us. It's a very hard argument to make. Joe Biden wasn't able to make it, Kamala Harris wasn't able to make it. And I think in this case in New Jersey, the Democrats aren't going to be able to make it either, are they? No.
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Well, this is a trifecta state government. So Trenton Democrats are in power and have been in power, especially under lockdown Phil Murphy. And I want to be clear to anyone that's on the fence. Mikey. Yeah, lockdown Phil. Mikey cheating scandal. Cheryl, she is no different than Phil Murphy. She's Phil Murphy 2.0, just not in a suit. This is the woman that made 7 million on stock trades while being in congress. This is the woman that voted against the Lake and Riley bill. This is the woman who wouldn't even acknowledge Charlie Kirk and in fact said degrading things about him. This is the woman that is going to continue Phil Murphy's legacy, if you want to even call it that. So you vote for Mikey, you're going to get more of the same. Going to get more offshore wind, which is unpopular. Higher property taxes, which is unpopular. Higher electricity prices, which is unpopular. You're not going to get school choice, which is popular. You're not going to get medical freedom, which is popular. And so therefore the voters only have one choice in this election and that is Jack Ciatarelli for governor. But Jack, we must vote down ballot because Jack can only do what, what he can to legislate if he has a legislature that's republican and actually can pass his bills and put them into law.
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That's exactly right. And I loved, I forget who had the write up of it the other day, but they said that Mickey Sherrill is basically the Kamala Harris of New Jersey. I love that. The Kamala Harris of New Jersey. It's so perfect. A limousine liberal who she goes on with Charlemagne the God. And she can't even tell you how much money she's made off of insider congressional trading, saying, well, was it 7 million or was it 8 million? I can't remember. I'm just not sure. It's completely ridiculous. Especially going to show like that. You got to have an answer to the most basic questions. And she's, you know, attacking conservatives and is going all over the place, she seems to me. And specifically with that answer, Scott, you really don't always. Especially a lot of democrats these days. They typically seem to be doing better at media. She came across to me as so uncharismatic and so aloof and so just, I gotta say, like Kamala Harris. She just seemed like Kamala Harris. Just one of these candidates who's got no time for anyone, who's got an issue and is like frustrated with you for even answering the question, you know what I mean?
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And she Even had the gall, Jack, to attack me on social media. And when she did, it was hilarious because she got ratioed into oblivion. Especially after I replied to her and called her her real name, which isn't Mikey Cheating Scandal Cheryl, it's actually Rebecca. And Rebecca, you're not even from New Jersey. You're from Virginia. And on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, we're going to make sure that Rebecca, Mikey Cheating Scandal Cheryl, never gets anywhere close to the Governor's mansion.
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Are we saying that, that, that Becky from Virginia is trying to take over New Jersey? I don't know about that. Becky from Virginia. No, I'm not so sure about that. Becky from Virginia trying to sneak in there. And by the way, the cheating scandal, you know, I spent the entire day with the Navy yesterday, down with the fleet. And you know, I don't usually speak with a, you know, as a prior Navy intelligence officer. It's just, just not something I try to use in my day to day parlance. But, you know, when it comes up, it comes up as to say that, look, people Knew in the 94 cheating scandal, which obviously wasn't here, was a huge scandal. They still talk about it to this day within the United States Navy. There's a huge black eye for the Navy. It was a huge black eye for the integrity of those officers. And it really came down to be something that said, you know what, this class of people has gotten way too powerful in our Navy and they've gotten so far removed from the deck plates themselves. If you want an officer to be of the highest standards, you need that also from your elected officials. You need, they need to be sacrosanct. By the way, this whole, this whole spin about, oh, she was protecting others. She was protecting others. Then why not release the records? Then why not just release your records and, and show us that you didn't cheat? It's really simple. Mickey, Sheryl. Excuse me, Becky. Mickey, Sheryl from Virginia. If you didn't cheat, why not just release your records? But she won't. She won't release the records. Her records are sealed, by the way, her husband, who was caught up in the whole thing as well, he won't release the records. They've got a lawyer. I understand. It's real simple. You got a problem, you got a way to fix it. She could release the records that today. She could release them right now. She could release him this afternoon. She could release him tonight. She could release him tomorrow morning. But she won't do it. Scott, we're coming up on a quick Break. I know there's a big event coming on Friday. Are you able to stick on hold over to the next one?
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I'm sticking around.
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All right, Scott Presser, sticking around from Union City, New Jersey. We'll be right back. Human Events Daily. 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. Amen. Foreign back live here, Human Events Daily. We're on with Scott Pressler, who's up from, well, he's in the state of New Jersey, I should say. He's up there in Jersey right now. Scott, walk us through. So, of course, you're with Early Vote Action. What can people do if they are outside? Let's say they're nowhere near New Jersey. Are there ways that they can help at least raise awareness or get involved in the race?
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Absolutely. Well, first, let me make a pitch to you. Let's say that you're in California watching Human Events right now and you're going. This Jersey election doesn't impact me. Really. It does. I would argue, Jack, that this election, 2025 in Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, really, momentum begets momentum. And if we want to protect President Trump, if we want to protect his ability to legislate and to keep the House of Representatives next year in 2026, that means that we have to win big this year. That's why New Jersey matters, because we flip the New Jersey governorship from blue to red. You're going to see dollars, you're going to see donors, you're going to see enthusiasm, you're going to see sky high energy going into 2026 to support our president and the Republican Party. So you may download the free Early Vote Action app. It's on Android, it's on iPhone. Now, just because I don't want your cell phones to get spammed when you text message, turn off imessage, limit yourself to 50 texts a day. But if everyone downloads, the early vote action app sends 5,005 0 texts a day from one of the myriad of campaigns that we have on there to New Jersey to Virginia to Pennsylvania. You can make a real big impact just from the comfort of your home. That is peer to peer organizing in the palm of your hand.
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And that's incredible. So you can, you can do that right on the app. You can get involved. Now, let's say you're in New Jersey or within driving distance of New Jersey. If you're like me, you come from Pennsylvania or Pennsylvania, or if you're anywhere, you know, try, you know, really, it's a quad state area because you've got New York, you've got Pennsylvania, you've got, you've got the D.C. area, and even Virginia is not that far.
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Yes. So really, I ask you, come to New Jersey, come to the Garden State. We've got influencers all over the country that are coming to Jersey because they know how important it is. You can help us knock on doors. And we're not going to send you to Trenton, guys. I'm not sending you to Newark or Camden right away. I'm going to send you to Republican doors. Why? Because this is a base turnout election. President Trump came within 5 percentage points of winning the Garden State. That is historic. He won Passaic County, a Hispanic county that went for Donald J. Trump. If we get every beautiful Trump supporter to vote this year, on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, we will send Jack Ciatarelli as the next governor in the Garden State. And so help us knock Republican doors, help us chase ballots like Cliff Maloney is doing. This is a team effort, everybody swimming together in the same direction, and that is the way that we're going to win this November together as a team.
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Well, I love what you said, too, about the fact that it's the ability to get into the state, get involved, building the momentum, because victory begets victory. And obviously, you know, we've all gone through this horrific experience of the last month since losing Charlie. And Charlie's murder, I think, casts a pall over everything. In a sense. It's. It's everything I do, every, you know, every interview. It's just. It's always there. It's always there. Not far from my thoughts. But at the same time, you know what else is there as well, Scott. And I know you went on with Charlie so many times. It's what Charlie would be saying. He would be saying, get involved, get active. Don't just tweet. Don't just be out there on social media. Be out there in person. And, Scott, you've got that Charlie Kirk spirit as well, of activism, of saying, I am going to be the man who stands in the gap. And I've seen you do it for years. I've seen you absolutely do it for years. No matter the election, big or small, Scott Pressler is going to be there. He's going to be on the ground. And that's what Charlie always talked about. He said, don't just Talk about these things, actually show up and organize. And unfortunately, there's a lot of people who think that all Charlie did was go around on campus and debate. And of course, there was no one better than him at that. But that was almost. That was the secondary effort because the main point of it was to organize and to win elections. And I know that's exactly what Charlie would be telling us. Win the governor's race of New Jersey.
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And let's make this relatable for a second, Jack, In a very somber but fitting tone. The last day to register to vote in the Garden State in New Jersey is actually Charlie Kirk's birthday, October 14. There is no better way to honor him, his legacy, constructive, positive action. By going to NJ, NJ, NJ.gov and registering to vote. You can do that on Charlie Kirk's birthday, October 14th. And one thing that we're doing, Jack too, in the most respectful manner, is in person, on demand. Mail in voting is happening across Pennsylvania and it actually opens up in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. We are going to be asking voters across the commonwealth to vote in person on October 14th in honor of Charlie. And I just, I, I'm placing that upon you guys. Take positive, constructive action. Be the change that you want to be. And Jack really is, is being respectful when he says that is what Charlie would want us to do. He would want us to make sure that the tragedy that happened doesn't happen to anyone else and that we continue to fight for freedom and we do it with ballots, not bullets.
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Yeah, 100%. I mean, that's what Charlie always stood for. And, you know, and in the past couple of weeks, you know, there's obviously a lot of questions, a lot of decisions, a lot of different things that people have had to do that of course nobody wanted to do or nobody ever asked for. But the one thing that I think nobody ever is in doubt about was that what Charlie would have wanted and what Charlie would have wanted is for us to get active. He'd want us to get active in our local elections, and he would have asked for us to go to help where it was needed. When Charlie saw that, that Nebraska had an extra, you know, an extra electoral college vote, he flew to Nebraska and he said, he started holding events saying, let's get this winner take all. Let's make it winner take all. Let's do it, let's do it, let's do it. You know, and of course they eventually didn't, but hopefully the Cornhusker State will, will find their way out of that and do it. For Charlie, do the right thing. But it's what he was all about as getting off your, off your duff and going out there and actually doing things. And so, Scott, I believe there's an event coming up this Friday, Wildwood, New Jersey, the Great Wildwood, if I have that correct.
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Yes, there is going to be a huge, yes, I said huge rally in Wildwood this Friday, October 10th. Scott Libado, Benny Johnson, chairman Judge Mike Donahue of Cape May County. And Wildwood is a pretty special place because I think that's where President Trump did his biggest rally ever in support of the president. And so we're asking everyone to come. However, I don't want this to just be a rally where people come get hyped up and then they just go home. No, we are going to couple the rally with activism and make sure that people have walkbooks or have downloaded the application or get a mail in ballot or are voting early in person. On October 25, which is the first day of early in person voting, which goes to November 2nd, you in New Jersey have nine days of early in person voting. But I welcome everyone and anyone to come to this rally. And I'm telling you, this election, Jack, is going to come down to a few thousand votes. Every vote is going to make a difference.
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All right. Well, we're going to blow it out. By the way, Scott, you'd appreciate, I don't know if anyone told you, but we were actually, we were registering voters even at Charlie's Memorial out there in Phoenix. We had the station set up Attorney Point Action. But you know what, You've inspired me, Scott, and I've had a couple of contacts with the New Jersey Cape May gop. I'll tell you something right now, I'm going to commit to you, Scott, Paul Pressler, that I, Jack Posic, will be there this Friday. Wildwood, New Jersey. It is the rally on the shore. We are going to take back the Garden State. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay ashore. This is an iHeart podcast.