00:02:07.880and how important that is to understanding the president.
00:02:11.240No, Norman Vincent Peale is really one of the most important parts
00:02:15.120of the formative years of President Trump
00:02:18.380when he was a young person, then went to the military school.
00:02:21.040But he's read every book, studied, talked to Norman Vincent Peale.
00:02:23.940his father was his father was a big believer in it and that's why you say he's trying to impose
00:02:29.060his will onto this situation particularly as you got uh you know you got these pirates
00:02:34.680that have already fired to i think in the last couple of hours on a couple of tankers
00:02:38.960the kids call it manifesting today they call it manifesting a manifesting
00:02:43.560yes and that's what he's doing but it's the same thing on the pivot to november
00:02:48.200So yesterday, Charlie Kirk was part of it, the Charlie at the at Turning Point.
00:02:54.360Then this morning and you saw he had Bobby Kennedy.
00:02:57.220There's been all this rumor that Bobby Kennedy is on the way out that, you know, we've talked about a lot that they're very restricted about Maha.
00:03:04.740President Trump gave him huge compliments, huge props, talked about how important Maha was and made this pivot.
00:03:11.980Joe Rogan, obviously, has been very critical of the president over the last couple of weeks.
00:03:15.660Joe Rogan standing right in back of him for a photo op. Talk to me about this pivot to November.
00:03:20.520You say president's in closing mode. He understands the stakes, particularly the Democrats have already
00:03:25.640lined up to essentially destroy his second term if they take the House and to and to eventually put
00:03:33.100President Trump and his colleagues in jail, sir. Well, Steve, they do. And I'd point out as well
00:03:39.380that you notice you actually don't hear the Democrats talking that much about the Iran war.
00:03:43.820They talk about ICE, even when they held this No Kings protest over the one that was during the, you know, 38 days or 41 days, however much we shake out, let's say 40.
00:03:53.080Let's split the split the difference there. And they don't talk about it being anti-war as much.
00:03:59.400You know, there are a couple of these motions that didn't really go anywhere.
00:04:02.320But ultimately, you don't see Chuck Schumer coming out to the sticks and pounding down about it.
00:04:07.340You just don't see it the way you do about ICE and about other things, because they understand that it is domestic policy that November is going to be decided upon.
00:04:19.020They understand that they want to stay on that message, whether it's delivering for working families, whether it's inflation.
00:04:25.920Now, they'll talk about gas prices, of course, and they'll talk about that in terms of the indirect functions that come out of the war.
00:04:32.520And we're already seeing gas prices come down. But that's where they want to keep their focus.
00:04:37.780That's why you're seeing the president doing. And by the way, 9 a.m. on a Saturday morning, that's not just a pivot, Steve.
00:04:42.560That's a hard pivot. That's that's a hard pivot. The early hour, because the president just got off the plane a couple hours ago.
00:04:50.220I think the 9 a.m. is to show you, hey, we're firing off the football here.
00:04:53.680I also, given the weather in Washington, D.C., might have something to do with this tea time at the at the Trump course.
00:07:47.580I'd kind of throw Pete Buttigieg in that.
00:07:49.500Hold on, Tim Walls is Arnold Schwarzenegger compared to Tallarico.
00:07:55.520Tallarico, it's a, you know, he's a weird dude.
00:07:58.900He's going to be tough, but they've got blue-collar guys.
00:08:00.760It was, this was a turning of the page, too, because this is the first time that President
00:08:05.900trump has come back to arizona and has done a turning point event since we held the memorial
00:08:11.680for charlie and it's really only been just a couple of months since that took place and so
00:08:16.700this is the first time he's been back now it's it's you remember charlie you remember the legacy
00:08:21.900but you push forward the mission continues the work continues that's what it's about and steve
00:08:27.100i gotta tell you those young kids particularly the young men we couldn't keep them in the seats
00:08:31.720last night. They were standing up. They were cheering, standing O's all night long.
00:08:37.480Before we lose you, we've got Eric Bolling and Brandon Weicker going to join us. DeGrasse
00:08:41.720is going to talk to us about redistricting in Virginia and around the country. We're
00:08:45.680teeing this up today because Virginia is still going. We've got a lot of people in Virginia
00:08:49.100in our big event tomorrow. Jack, just your assessment. The Navy's not shutting down the
00:08:55.460blockade. The Iranians are now saying if the blockade doesn't shut down, Hormuz doesn't0.79
00:08:59.640open. They fired on at least reports on CNN, BBC. They fired on a couple of vessels this morning
00:09:05.660from, I guess, their speedboats. What's your assessment?
00:09:11.340Oh, Steve, look, you know, the Iranians have always had cards that they can play on this1.00
00:09:15.420if they don't like the way that they see things going. They don't like it. And I'm sure this is1.00
00:09:19.580a response, by the way, to those messages, the interdictions, maritime interdiction operations,
00:09:24.300the MEOs, as we call them in the Navy, that the United States Navy has been conducting.
00:09:29.020You see these messages that are being played out, the Iranians, you know, commercial vessel, commercial vessel, et cetera, that are coming out.0.92
00:09:56.380Because like I said, this is he's trying to enforce. I'd be surprised. Yeah, I'd be surprised if Kushner and Wyckoff aren't wheels up today.
00:10:06.600OK, Jack, I know you got a bounce. I want to thank you for being here with us from 9 a.m. for this special edition, the additional hour as we watch the president of the Oval Office about PTSD.
00:10:18.740Jack, where do people go to get Human Events Daily, all your content over this weekend, sir?
00:24:37.660So based on supply and demand, you'll have rising and lowering crude prices going forward.
00:24:43.200But generally, this blockade was announced, and the way they delivered the blockade with sending J.D. Vance over there, which I thought was a bad idea,
00:24:52.680turns out looking at what the real theory behind it, with the 4-D chess theory behind what they did,1.00
00:24:58.540putting the Iranians, painting the Iranians into their own corner, I think was brilliant.0.94
00:25:03.740And I do – nothing else, Steve, than listen to that soundbite of the U.S. Navy telling the vessels that were trying to pass their blockade,1.00
00:25:12.520telling them, you're going to feel the full power of the United States Navy if you continue,
00:25:17.220and 21 out of 21 have turned back around.
00:25:20.060Who would you rather be concerned about, the United States military front lines with the Navy
00:25:26.980or a couple of gunboats that are shooting maybe a couple .50 caliber rounds into the side of a boat
00:25:33.500that doesn't kill anyone or sink the boat?
00:25:36.160I think Trump has control, and he's playing it very smartly right now,
00:25:39.640And I do believe, Brandon, is right about the current price, and it will be volatility, but I think generally we will see an easing of prices, you know, like I said, late summer into September.
00:25:51.000What are the markets going to need to see?
00:25:53.820They just had two vessels fired on the pirates of the Revolutionary Guard saying we're in control here until Trump sends the United States Navy on its way.
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00:30:34.720This shows you, as I've said before, when you're negotiating with people,
00:30:39.060who's really across the table and can they implement a treaty?
00:30:42.920I just think down the strait of Hormuz, from the time of Alexander the Great,0.89
00:30:47.100If you read about his expeditions down there, they are a collection of freebooters, very tough to control, and they're not big fans of what happens in Tehran for the last couple of thousand years.0.88
00:30:59.420So you see those cliffs down there?0.99
00:31:01.580That's where they all are, and they're not all Persian either, and they've been around a long time.
00:31:16.380Are your people out? Are we are we are we making voter contact, knocking on doors, dragging people to the polls for a big win here on Tuesday, sir?
00:31:24.380Yes. Yes, they are. And we have we have early voting locations. Today's the last day of early voting.
00:31:29.740We have early voting locations covered across the state. We have volunteers out everywhere.
00:31:36.140We are doing everything imaginable to to bring it home.
00:31:41.160We have people that are door knocking, people that are making phone calls, people who are sending personalized texts.
00:31:49.680We have just about everything going imaginable.
00:31:52.900I would say we were on our second wind, but that was some time back.
00:31:56.380We're probably on our fifth or sixth wind at this point.
00:31:58.940But the level of energy is just phenomenal.
00:32:02.440We are tickled with where we are right now.
00:32:04.420it's been extraordinary particularly given the money arrayed against you and even some of the
00:32:09.940money that was raised not totally aligned with this kind of voter contact and knocking on the
00:32:15.120door what are you hearing from the volunteers what are you hearing we're going to have to
00:32:18.660lower some moan here in a moment but what are you hearing at the chairman level for the folks
00:32:22.980that are actually because eight weeks ago ten weeks ago this was dead in the water the democrats
00:32:27.960We're going to take 10 seats. They put in 50, 60, 70, 80 million dollars.
00:32:32.680Hakeem Jeffries was going to become Speaker of the House just in the Commonwealth.
00:32:38.040This got turned around when you became chairman of the GOP.
00:32:41.060What did you do to instill the fire in these folks?
00:32:45.200Well, we gave the power and the authority to our volunteers.
00:32:52.480We have a large organization that, frankly, has not been sufficiently tapped in elections.
00:32:58.560And Trump Force 47 really started tapping them a lot more.
00:33:03.540And that was why that was one of the more, albeit we did not carry the state, it was one of the more successful efforts as far as engaging volunteers.
00:33:11.480And we went right back to that and built on it and gave the authority to our volunteers so that they could have a meaningful role in determining the outcome of an election.
00:33:23.040And they have had a very meaningful role in determining the outcome of this election because they're the reason why we're finally getting attention from national resources, why people are suddenly jumping on board and trying to help out.
00:33:38.560Initially, everybody thought, well, it just wasn't winnable, and they just looked at last November's elections, both here and the result of the referendum in California, and thought, well, it isn't doable.
00:33:50.600Well, they know now it's doable, and the Democrats know now that it's doable because they're starting to turn on the gas on their side because I think they realized that something they thought was a slam dunk is instead way too close to call, and we're the ones with the momentum and the energy.
00:34:04.500jeff we got today through the day we're gonna have a big gathering tomorrow i'll get to lois
00:34:11.100and uh in hanover county to lois and mo are going to tell us about that we want everybody there
00:34:15.280even if you're just a member not even but just member of the war and posse if you're not
00:34:19.240involved in this that's okay because we're going to talk about tuesday and then we're going to
00:34:23.480talk about november as president trump pivots to focus on uh on uh domestic electoral politics
00:34:29.680where do people go jeff to follow you with updates during the day i know you're putting
00:34:34.000them on social media, what's the website, if they want to volunteer today, or even for
00:38:35.160I mean, it's totally staged, totally, you know, these Soros groups.
00:38:38.180But they're out there because they're not getting the vote they need.
00:38:40.760And so look, I mean, I think a big mistake Republicans have is sort of undercounting how Democrats have really juiced their election day turnout. That's one of the big reasons why they did more competitively in 2022, even in 2024. As Republicans had increased our early voting, you know, they're getting better on game day.
00:38:59.060So I think really is going to go down to game day. We've got to juice what we can, obviously. But, you know, it's really, really tight, Steve. And I think if we can stop them in Virginia, I think it's huge for what we've been talking about on this show for a year, which is the Supreme Court argument, obviously, on the Voting Rights Act, Steve, which we can talk about as well.
00:39:18.700I know Spicer was on it, but, you know, this show has been on it from the beginning for years.
00:39:24.760Honestly, we've been talking about the potential for, you know, this case because it's cut and dry and it's all constitutional.
00:39:42.040Obviously, not obviously, it's never obvious, but it looks like it could get overturned.
00:39:45.700But they're slow walking. They're slow walking. And so that we're past the time. But it seems to me state legislatures in these red states, Alabama, you take, you know, Louise, you've got to step up to the plate and say, hey, I got to call a special session.
00:40:01.080Even we have to move the primary date back. If the Supreme Court comes, even if they do at the end of June, you can't just kick this down the can to the to the 2028. This has to be done now.
00:40:12.720Do you think there's anything that can be done to wake up these local – because DeSantis is calling a special session for the end of April.
00:40:29.400No, I think we need to do that, Steve.
00:40:31.000I think people – I mean, remember, the state houses are like one of the biggest obstacles to MAGA on top of everything else.
00:40:36.620I mean, somebody's in trench interest.
00:40:37.960I mean, you've got to politely make calls in on all of these states because you've got that 12 seat delta, which, I mean, is more or less can make or break this midterm.
00:40:47.300I think one of the important things for people to understand is, you know, I've been coming on this show, I think, you know, four years or something.
00:40:52.660I mean, we look at the map. The map is narrow just because of the redistricting over the years on both parties.
00:40:58.080And so there's really not as many, quote unquote, competitive seats. So 12 seats is big. I mean, a 12 seat swing.
00:41:05.060hold it hold it hold it you started coming on here early in late 21 22 because you're the guy
00:41:12.660said hey look we got all these redistricting possibilities it's not happening if we had not
00:41:17.340done and you had not come on here and we put the muscle the war room and other groups on the
00:41:21.600redistricting of 22 i'm not so sure we'd take in the house then because that came down to a handful
00:41:26.520of seats then to come back and say there's still more the 12 seats right now the way this thing's
00:41:32.260divide it, where this is like the Western Front in World War I.
00:46:14.680not weeks, not months, in a matter of days,
00:46:16.920You're going to see regs rolling out that we've spent a year working on, and they are going to hopefully fundamentally change the way that we regulate our industry for the rest of time.
00:46:30.360So we're trying to do it carefully so that we do it right, and I expect that to roll out in a matter of days.
00:46:37.200todd there's been you know last night again uh on uh msnbc uh nbc news uh cbs cnn this whole
00:46:50.520situation with president trump you know using his article two powers as chief magistrate and chief
00:46:56.060law enforcement officer of the country to be engaged and involved in uh over at main justice
00:47:02.860You're getting hammered by these people.
00:47:05.500You're pushing back, but I'd like it for the War Room audience and the posse just to walk through what your thoughts are on this vital topic, sir.
00:47:14.580It is the most important thing for this administration.
00:47:17.840Everybody in this country can read Article 2.
00:47:52.180And so this idea there's something inappropriate with me of making sure that our priorities are consistent with the president of the United States, I'll always push back on that because you better believe my priorities are the same as the president of the United States.
00:48:07.500One of the top issues the president's had, and I know, look, you were his defense attorney.
00:48:11.840You know, you and Emma Bovee know more about lawfare than anyone because you were in the trenches in the darkest days and fought and got the president through this.
00:48:21.540the two issues one is voter integrity uh the other is is lawfare what is your what are your
00:48:27.920initial thoughts as you're the interim attorney general of course there's a lot of rumors out
00:48:32.480there that you're going to be named the permanent attorney general uh what are your thoughts on both
00:48:36.480those topics sir we've been working on voter integrity since january 20th we have you know
00:48:42.600there's public information out there we've got the ballots from fulton county we've gotten a lot of
00:48:47.080information out of Arizona as well. But we're looking at Pennsylvania and we're looking from
00:48:51.920all over the country, not only to understand what happened in the past, which is important for the
00:48:57.180American people to know, but also to make sure that our elections are free and fair, to make
00:49:02.700sure that nobody's voting that isn't supposed to vote, to make sure that the person voting
00:49:07.020is actually the name on that ballot. And so we have multiple investigations. And it's not just
00:49:12.400Department of Justice. That's a White House effort. Odie and I is working on that as well.
00:49:16.420And so that's a whole-of-government approach to making sure our elections are fair.
00:49:20.480When it comes to lawfare, Steve, yeah, you're right, man.
00:49:36.320And all we're doing every day is pushing back on that.
00:49:39.980And, yes, it does not happen overnight.
00:49:42.100But they didn't destroy us overnight either.
00:49:44.020It took them years and years to build cases against President Trump, and they were careful, they were crafty, and they did everything they could to bring him down, and they failed.
00:49:52.660And so we're systematically going through the Department of Justice, making sure that any policy, any practice, anything that was done to bring lawfare against anybody in this country never happens again.
00:50:03.380And if you're a prosecutor, if you're a paralegal, if you're a federal agent and you were out there trying to destroy our system of our Constitution, our system of justice, then you're going to be gone.
00:50:36.140So listen, there's a lot of immigration.
00:50:37.920First of all, immigration judges work for the Department of Justice.
00:50:40.840So they're judges, but it's not like an Article III judge that has a separate responsibility.
00:50:46.040They work for the Department of Justice, which means they have to follow the law, but they also cannot go wrong.
00:50:51.860And so we have the authority to hire and the authority to fire.
00:50:54.880And so we fired, I don't know the exact number, but well over 100 immigration judges who are not doing their job.
00:51:00.260And we've got a lot of immigration judges to hire, and we've been hiring a lot.
00:51:04.180So we've hired, I think, around 150, 160 judges, which is a lot.
00:51:08.760But when we're firing 100, that means we're only net 50, net 60.
00:51:12.540So we're trying to hire good, smart lawyers that know the law, and they're going to effectuate the immigration laws, not with sympathy, but the way the laws were written.
00:51:22.960And so we're not going to – look, I don't mind the critics on that.