Human Events with Jack Posobiec

Episode Date: September 11, 2025
Podcast: Real America’s Voice | iHeartPodcasts
Host: Jack Posobiec
Featured Guests: Harmeet Dhillon, Dan Caldwell, Senator Ron Johnson

Episode Overview

This episode of Human Events with Jack Posobiec delves into breaking and developing national and international news—most notably the spillover of the Russia-Ukraine conflict into Poland, soaring violence and justice issues in America’s cities, a shocking light rail stabbing in Charlotte, ongoing questions around two-tiered justice, and a developing incident involving Charlie Kirk in Utah. Jack’s guests provide expert commentary on law, civil rights, and defense policy, while the host maintains an urgent, impassioned tone, emphasizing “staying frosty”—cautious, vigilant, and steady amid turmoil.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Russian Drones Over Poland and NATO's Dilemma

Timestamps: 02:00–08:00, 22:14–29:15

• Incident Summary:
  Multiple Russian drones crossed into Polish airspace, some being shot down, sparking concerns of an escalation with NATO. Notably, this marks the first recorded instance of NATO aircraft (Polish F-16s, Dutch F-35s, Italian AWACS) responding directly to a threat over NATO territory during the Ukraine conflict.

• Jack’s Real-Time Analysis:
  Jack details receiving and relaying updates in real time from both US and Polish government sources the previous night, while live on Timcast IRL. He emphasizes the seriousness of the breach but that “Article 5” (NATO’s collective defense clause) was not invoked because the event was not classified as a direct attack.

  "This did not rise to the level of a direct attack on Poland. What it was, was, was a violation of airspace that absolutely needs to be addressed and investigated." — Jack Posobiec [06:28]

• Failure of Polish Defense:
  Jack criticizes Polish PM Donald Tusk's government for failing to prevent so many drones from entering airspace.

  "How could Donald Tusk allow the readiness of Polish air defenses to be so low that when drones come across the border...16 drones were able to fly all the way over Poland? This is a massive, massive failure of the Tusk government, of the globalist policies that he has put in place." — Jack Posobiec [06:50]

• Risk of Escalation:
  Guest Dan Caldwell, former DoD official, underscores danger of accidental conflict and urges de-escalation and diplomatic resolution.

  "This is how the war is going to escalate into direct conflict... The last thing we need is a direct conflict with a nuclear armed Russia." — Dan Caldwell [23:22]

  "These types of decoy drones are very susceptible to jamming... while some think this was an attempt to learn more about NATO air defenses, I still think it is more likely that these were easy to jam drones that went off course." — Dan Caldwell [26:15]

• Motivations & Analysis:
  Caldwell asserts that Russia currently has little incentive to provoke NATO, whereas Ukraine may benefit from deeper US/NATO involvement.

  "There is one party that has an interest, and that is the Ukrainian government... The Russians right now have no reason to escalate and to draw us in." — Dan Caldwell [28:15]

2. Urban Violence, Two-Tiered Justice, and Civil Rights Failures

Timestamps: 09:17–20:50

• Charlotte Light Rail Stabbing:
  The recent viral video of the fatal stabbing of Ukrainian refugee Irina Zarutska on a train in Charlotte draws outrage. Harmeet Dhillon, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, discusses the federal response due to failed state prosecutions and the applicability of civil rights statutes.

  “The current governor is the former Attorney General and during his tenure he allowed these lax on crime policies to proliferate... So the federal government has to step in where we can.” — Harmeet Dhillon [10:26]

• Is It a Hate Crime? Dhillon affirms murder charges are maximally serious and that hate crime classification, while still under review, won’t reduce penalties—but highlights the ongoing issue of unequal justice administration.

  “Some do it more sub rosa, like maybe the case here in Charlotte... We are going to look at the extent to which we are seeing law enforcement treat people differently, both on the defendant and on the victim side on the basis of race.” — Harmeet Dhillon [12:51]

• Public Bystander Effect:
  Criticizes the lack of intervention in violent acts due to chilling effects from prosecutions of those who do intervene (e.g., Daniel Penny in NYC).

  “How many of us see incidents of violent crime... and either we look the other way or worse, we whip out our phone and make voyeuristic content out of it instead of helping...” — Harmeet Dhillon [14:16]

• Broader Urban Crime Crisis:
  Patterns of lenient, Soros-funded prosecutors increasing crime, with improvement only where they are voted out. Dhillon suggests federal involvement is limited but possible when crimes occur on federally funded transit.

  “If they're not keeping people safe on their public transit, they could lose federal funding.” — Harmeet Dhillon [17:46]

• Right to Public Safety:
  The collapse of the social contract and Americans' (especially refugees’) false expectation of mass transit safety compared to Europe:

  “Every citizen, every refugee, every person here legally in this country, every person should be entitled to walk around and feel safe. And that's the duty.” — Harmeet Dhillon [19:26]

3. Charlie Kirk Utah Security Incident: News as it Breaks

Timestamps: 31:17–43:37

• Developing Story
  While live, Jack reacts as news surfaces of a security incident involving Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Immediate details are scarce, with prayers and appeals for calm as the team attempts to verify facts.

  “Let’s wait until we get any confirmation as to what exactly happened during this incident… Just say a prayer for Charlie. Say a prayer for the entire Charlie Kirk team, his beautiful wife Erica, their two children.” — Jack Posobiec [31:59]

• Tone of Prayer and Solidarity:
  Jack leads an on-air prayer and repeatedly urges the audience to pray for Kirk, emphasizing solidarity and unity in the face of political violence.

4. Senator Ron Johnson & COVID-19 Vaccine Hearings

Timestamps: 34:26–41:06

• Recent Senate Hearing:
  Senator Johnson details revelations in recent hearings:

  • Early evidence of myocarditis from mRNA COVID-19 vaccines was allegedly hidden by federal agencies.
  • Henry Ford Hospital study (2020) allegedly found vaccinated children had higher rates of chronic illness; results never published.
  • Questions the integrity of existing vaccine safety studies, claims no true inert placebo RCT has been conducted for childhood vaccines.

  “There’s never been a true placebo, inert placebo, random controlled study on any of the current vaccines on the childhood schedule.” — Sen. Ron Johnson [36:59]

• Controversial Testimony:
  Johnson challenges expert witnesses' knowledge about mRNA vaccines, specifically the more persistent, modified mRNA formulations.

  "He literally was clueless when it came to really what the MRNA injection is. And that's part of the problem..." — Sen. Ron Johnson [37:44]

• The ‘Pharmaceutical Cartel’:
  Johnson frames resistance to vaccine injury investigation as a product of a powerful pharmaceutical cartel defending profits and legacy.

  “...because they have that liability protection now, they are just going gangbusters of breaking out more and more vaccines on conditions that, quite honestly, I would argue you’re much better off trying to research treating disease in some of these cases than trying to prevent it with the vaccine..." — Sen. Ron Johnson [40:38]

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “Stay frosty. I always say this, anything comes out of the war zone grays... initial reports are always, you know, different from what ends up coming out.” — Jack Posobiec [02:42]
• “If you get involved, the book is going to come down on you.” — Jack Posobiec [15:22]
• “In this country, you should not have to take the position that you have to move out to the countryside to be safe.” — Harmeet Dhillon [19:31]
• “This can't go on anymore, folks. Conservatives, President Trump, they take a shot at, try to kill him last year... Now, Charlie Kirk dealing with this situation at the school. What's going on? What is going on in America where people are being shot in the streets, where people... No, can't go on anymore. It can't go on, and it has to stop.” — Jack Posobiec [43:45]
• “Charlie Kirk speaks with the strength and the spirit of our Lord Jesus Christ, who gave him a gift. There's no question about that. He's a vessel of the light and the darkness. They can't stand that. They hate Charlie Kirk. They hate you. They hate anyone who stands up for justice, anyone who stands up for truth, anyone who stands up for what is truly good in this world.” — Jack Posobiec [44:27]

Important Segments & Timestamps

• Poland Drone Incident & NATO Response:
  [02:00–08:00], [22:14–29:15]

• Charlotte Stabbing, Civil Rights & Two-Tiered Justice:
  [09:17–20:50]

• Harmeet Dhillon on Federal vs. Local Justice and Hate Crime Law:
  [09:43–13:47], [13:47–20:43]

• Charlie Kirk Security Incident Reaction & Live Prayer:
  [31:17–43:37]

• Sen. Johnson's Vaccine Safety Hearing Summary:
  [34:26–41:06]

Episode Tone and Takeaways

• The tone is urgent, often emotional, and adversarial toward perceived failures of institutions and officials—federal, local, and international.
• Jack repeatedly returns to religious language, appeals to community action and prayer, and calls for personal vigilance (“stay frosty”).
• Themes of distrust in media, government, and established authorities are persistent throughout.
• Violence, especially against conservatives and in urban areas, is framed as endemic, politically motivated, and insufficiently addressed by current leadership.

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