Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - December 16, 2025


72 Hours and Ella Cook's Murderer Is Still At Largeļ¼š We Have An Active Shooter and No One is Talking About It


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48 minutes

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174.4256

Word Count

8,409

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667

Misogynist Sentences

13

Hate Speech Sentences

14


Summary

On today's episode of Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec talks about the latest mass shooting at Brown University, the White House's response to the attack on a Syrian refugee camp, and the latest in a growing list of stories from the past week.


Transcript

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00:00:30.000 This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.
00:00:39.140 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
00:00:45.840 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
00:00:48.960 Christ is king!
00:00:50.480 We know charges have not yet officially been brought against 32-year-old Nick Reiner.
00:00:55.900 We know that this morning, Nick is expected to appear in court here downtown.
00:01:01.380 As early as this morning, we're still waiting for those official charges, which should come as early as this morning.
00:01:07.940 I'm Rob Reiner, and America, we've got a problem.
00:01:11.240 We've been attacked by a foreign enemy power, and our president refuses to defend us.
00:01:16.160 He was a deranged person, as far as Trump is concerned.
00:01:19.480 He said he likedā€”he knew it was false.
00:01:22.700 In fact, it's the exact opposite, that I was a friend of Russia, controlled by Russia.
00:01:27.960 You know, it was the Russia hooks.
00:01:29.120 He was one of the people behind it.
00:01:31.640 I think he hurt himself inā€”career-wise.
00:01:34.240 He became like a deranged person.
00:01:36.760 Trump derangement syndrome.
00:01:38.360 So I was not a fan of Rob Reiner at all.
00:01:41.200 The House is expected to vote this week on a Republican-led health care bill.
00:01:45.460 Yesterday, President Trump was asked what he wants to see happen.
00:01:48.680 I want all money going to the people, and let the people buy their own health care.
00:01:54.440 Secretaries Hegseth and Rubio are set to come here to Capitol Hill to answer lawmakers' questions
00:01:59.600 about this mounting series of strikes on alleged drug boats.
00:02:03.420 The Pentagon overnight releasing this new video, showing that it hit three more,
00:02:08.280 leaving at least eight people dead in the Eastern Pacific.
00:02:11.200 Bringing the total number of these strikes since September,
00:02:14.080 on what the administration alleges are drug-smuggling vessels, to at least 25.
00:02:19.400 Police now have released new images of this person,
00:02:24.140 the individual they believe to be connected to this shooting.
00:02:27.320 You can see them right here.
00:02:28.940 These are three pieces of new video.
00:02:33.000 They're asking for the public's help here.
00:02:35.300 In this new video, which is clearer than the images we had seen,
00:02:39.640 officials are pointing to the fact that this individual,
00:02:42.640 they believe, is about five feet, eight inches tall.
00:02:46.820 They identify him.
00:02:47.900 The FBI is calling him stocky.
00:02:50.880 You can see the jacket there, two-tone jacket, maybe a little bit of green,
00:02:54.520 and clearly the man is masked.
00:02:56.480 Hi, Jack Posobiec.
00:03:00.040 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily.
00:03:05.220 We are here on Real America's Voice.
00:03:07.720 Today is December 16th, 2025, Anno Domini.
00:03:11.100 But I got a problem.
00:03:12.400 I got a problem with today's date, and let me tell you why.
00:03:15.320 Because there's currently a mass shooter on the loose
00:03:18.940 who killed two people at Brown University,
00:03:22.160 and we have no idea what's going on,
00:03:25.540 one of which was the vice president of the college Republicans,
00:03:31.280 a beautiful, young conservative female,
00:03:35.500 gone, shot in the head, dead, right before Christmas.
00:03:42.420 Ella Cook is not going to be home with her family this Christmas.
00:03:46.080 She's not going back to Alabama with mom and dad.
00:03:48.680 No.
00:03:49.580 And why not?
00:03:50.820 Because she was shot and killed in a targeted killing.
00:03:53.520 Here's, people keep saying, oh, it's not targeted.
00:03:55.440 It's not targeted.
00:03:56.000 It's not targeted.
00:03:56.560 You can't say that, Jack.
00:03:57.560 You can't say that.
00:03:58.740 Explain this to me.
00:03:59.940 How did this guy go from the street walking around,
00:04:03.900 walking around, hands behind his back,
00:04:07.620 lollygagging around
00:04:08.780 to a specific room,
00:04:13.180 to a specific floor,
00:04:14.920 to a specific door,
00:04:16.900 opens it up,
00:04:19.140 locks eyes with the teaching assistant.
00:04:21.520 The guy is all over media, right?
00:04:23.240 Media loves him now.
00:04:24.780 Locks eyes with the teaching assistant.
00:04:27.300 So the teaching assistant said,
00:04:28.320 I locked eyes with him.
00:04:29.080 I locked eyes.
00:04:30.120 Did you do anything?
00:04:31.380 Did you lunge for him?
00:04:32.520 Did you try to get the gun?
00:04:33.920 Did you try to stop him?
00:04:35.060 Did you try to do anything?
00:04:35.960 No, no, he ducked down.
00:04:39.580 He ducked down.
00:04:42.400 Heard the shooter say something,
00:04:44.360 and then boom,
00:04:45.360 in the blink of an eye,
00:04:46.980 Ella Cook is dead.
00:04:49.340 And then her friend is dead.
00:04:51.560 Nine more students get shot up.
00:04:54.400 And this guy just walks out of there.
00:04:57.140 It has been three days,
00:05:00.100 three days too long.
00:05:02.220 And conservative media
00:05:03.060 has like completely forgotten about this.
00:05:04.780 Shout out to Steve Batten
00:05:06.180 because he's talked about it.
00:05:08.160 But conservative media,
00:05:09.160 when a college Republican
00:05:10.000 gets shot in the head
00:05:10.820 and killed right before Christmas,
00:05:12.220 I don't know where everybody is.
00:05:13.700 I don't get it.
00:05:14.860 But he's walking around saying,
00:05:15.820 oh, well, that's too bad.
00:05:16.900 Let's go look at Rob Reiner tweet.
00:05:19.200 Let's go look at President Trump.
00:05:20.580 We're going to...
00:05:21.240 Conservative media cares more
00:05:23.380 about denouncing Trump,
00:05:25.400 a concern trolling Trump
00:05:26.800 over a Rob Reiner tweet
00:05:28.580 than they do about the life
00:05:30.560 of Ella Cook.
00:05:32.400 And how do I know this?
00:05:33.620 Because that's what you spent
00:05:35.040 all day talking about yesterday.
00:05:36.740 You spent all day
00:05:37.960 talking about this.
00:05:39.600 They're terrified.
00:05:40.940 They're terrified
00:05:41.700 to actually confront the left.
00:05:43.540 That's why the conservatives don't...
00:05:45.120 Conservative media and conservative,
00:05:46.540 so many elected officials,
00:05:47.860 not all,
00:05:48.260 but so many in Congress,
00:05:49.580 they don't talk about Tyler Robinson.
00:05:51.780 They don't talk about
00:05:52.600 the Steve Scalise shooting.
00:05:53.960 They don't talk about
00:05:54.720 leftist violence.
00:05:55.900 No, they're terrified.
00:05:56.980 They're scared.
00:05:58.020 They're cowards.
00:05:59.840 You're a coward.
00:06:00.540 If you refuse to talk
00:06:01.760 about these things,
00:06:02.440 you're a coward.
00:06:03.300 You get up there,
00:06:03.940 you talk about anything else
00:06:04.680 under the sun,
00:06:05.260 oh, Tyler Robinson,
00:06:06.520 no, no, no, no,
00:06:07.080 we can't talk about that.
00:06:08.300 Ella Cook,
00:06:08.780 no, no, no, no,
00:06:09.380 can't say it.
00:06:09.800 You are a coward.
00:06:12.140 Where is everything?
00:06:14.300 And I went on warm this morning
00:06:15.320 and I said,
00:06:15.620 I'll say it again.
00:06:16.440 It's time to go
00:06:17.500 full Frank Rizzo.
00:06:19.420 You need to go
00:06:20.320 full Frank Rizzo
00:06:21.520 on every single
00:06:22.940 subversive group
00:06:24.340 on that campus.
00:06:26.380 Brown University,
00:06:27.000 which is a hotbed,
00:06:28.220 a hotbed of these
00:06:29.220 far-left groups.
00:06:30.140 Now, I'm not saying
00:06:32.280 that's exactly
00:06:32.860 we know who did it,
00:06:34.060 but guess what?
00:06:35.020 You got to start somewhere.
00:06:36.920 Somebody knows something.
00:06:38.700 Somebody knows something
00:06:39.900 and they're not talking.
00:06:41.060 Let me tell you something else.
00:06:41.940 I think the university
00:06:42.780 knows something.
00:06:43.940 I think the administration
00:06:45.020 knows something.
00:06:46.380 How do you get
00:06:46.860 into the room?
00:06:48.820 How do you get
00:06:49.340 in the room?
00:06:51.180 Is that door open
00:06:52.000 or did he have a key card?
00:06:53.420 And if he had a key card,
00:06:55.180 could he perhaps have,
00:06:56.280 I don't know,
00:06:56.760 and I'm just asking questions.
00:06:59.780 Could he possibly
00:07:00.560 have some tie
00:07:01.360 to the university?
00:07:03.400 Something they don't
00:07:04.120 want people knowing?
00:07:05.380 We need answers
00:07:06.480 and we're not getting anything.
00:07:08.300 Where's the FBI?
00:07:09.380 Where's the FBI?
00:07:10.180 They should be giving
00:07:10.820 interviews
00:07:11.740 and press conferences
00:07:13.020 every hour
00:07:13.940 on the hour
00:07:15.140 until he's caught.
00:07:16.900 We'll be right back.
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00:09:01.760 I want to bring on now
00:09:02.580 Libby Emmons,
00:09:04.060 the editor-in-chief
00:09:05.200 of the Postmillennial
00:09:06.220 and Human Events.
00:09:07.660 And Libby,
00:09:08.280 I'm sorry,
00:09:08.900 what are we even doing here?
00:09:10.220 What are we even doing here?
00:09:11.360 It has been 72,
00:09:13.040 so in two hours' time,
00:09:14.640 in two hours' time,
00:09:15.420 it's now 2 p.m. Eastern
00:09:16.420 on the East Coast
00:09:18.540 of the Republic.
00:09:19.660 In two hours' time,
00:09:24.360 it will have been
00:09:24.920 three full days
00:09:26.120 since the murder
00:09:26.940 of Ella Cook.
00:09:29.300 What are we even doing here?
00:09:31.440 Yeah, so far,
00:09:32.460 as you say,
00:09:33.000 it has been just about
00:09:33.800 three days,
00:09:34.520 and so far,
00:09:35.080 it looks like
00:09:35.540 there aren't really
00:09:36.300 any leads,
00:09:37.400 which is kind of shocking.
00:09:38.880 We know, of course,
00:09:39.520 they had a person
00:09:40.180 of interest in custody,
00:09:41.440 then they let them go,
00:09:42.760 and they just keep,
00:09:43.740 the FBI and local police
00:09:45.260 just keep releasing
00:09:46.200 these same grainy images
00:09:49.080 of the suspect
00:09:50.540 over and over again.
00:09:51.740 You can't see his face.
00:09:53.160 You can barely see
00:09:54.040 anything about him.
00:09:55.480 They just released
00:09:56.180 another one
00:09:57.200 just a few minutes ago
00:09:58.380 that shows him
00:09:59.620 sort of the front side
00:10:01.960 of him.
00:10:02.580 The best that you can
00:10:03.540 really hope for here
00:10:04.540 is that someone
00:10:05.380 will recognize
00:10:06.240 the way that he's walking
00:10:07.720 or perhaps his jacket,
00:10:09.600 but he's wearing a mask,
00:10:10.980 he's fully covered,
00:10:12.320 it's cold up in Rhode Island,
00:10:13.740 so, you know,
00:10:14.460 everyone's bundled up,
00:10:15.660 and there he is.
00:10:17.100 What's going on?
00:10:18.020 Why don't they
00:10:18.720 tell us anything?
00:10:19.820 On Sunday,
00:10:20.480 when they gave us
00:10:21.300 a press conference,
00:10:22.140 they said that,
00:10:23.140 authorities said
00:10:23.800 that they would continue
00:10:24.480 to keep us updated
00:10:25.540 no matter what,
00:10:26.720 even if they had
00:10:27.420 no new information
00:10:28.640 to provide,
00:10:29.980 and so far,
00:10:30.660 what we've got are what?
00:10:31.620 Like, daily press conferences
00:10:33.660 without anything
00:10:34.760 new going on.
00:10:35.740 Either they have
00:10:37.020 absolutely no leads
00:10:38.180 and no suspect
00:10:39.080 and no understanding
00:10:40.360 of what's going on,
00:10:41.320 or they're hiding stuff
00:10:42.380 from the public.
00:10:43.180 It's got to be one
00:10:43.880 or the other
00:10:44.280 of those two things.
00:10:46.100 Now, Libby,
00:10:47.180 this, and unfortunately,
00:10:48.900 we are forced
00:10:49.860 to ask questions
00:10:50.720 because we're not
00:10:51.580 getting any answers
00:10:52.500 or any details
00:10:53.460 from either the FBI
00:10:55.200 or the university here,
00:10:56.660 but I'm just going to say,
00:10:58.500 the fact that matter remains
00:10:59.700 is that we see this TA.
00:11:01.920 He's up on CNN,
00:11:02.840 he's out there,
00:11:04.040 and look, look,
00:11:06.720 I don't mean to be critical
00:11:08.980 of someone who survived
00:11:09.920 a mass shooting.
00:11:10.720 I really don't,
00:11:11.640 but let's just say this.
00:11:14.360 We know that he says,
00:11:16.740 he claims that he locked eyes
00:11:18.580 with the shooter.
00:11:19.480 If someone is a TA,
00:11:20.900 typically they're going to be
00:11:21.780 in a position
00:11:22.520 where they're either standing
00:11:24.840 or, you know,
00:11:25.940 they could be sitting
00:11:26.480 in a circle
00:11:26.980 and he's got a certain,
00:11:27.920 you know,
00:11:29.080 air of prominence
00:11:31.820 where people are looking
00:11:32.840 at him
00:11:33.400 as he's teaching the class.
00:11:36.240 Says he locked eyes
00:11:36.940 with the shooter
00:11:37.340 and the shooter
00:11:39.100 didn't shoot him.
00:11:40.900 So he did survive
00:11:41.920 and he made that choice
00:11:44.140 and yet he did kill
00:11:46.340 Ella Cook.
00:11:47.700 That, to me,
00:11:49.220 says perhaps
00:11:50.580 there's a good chance
00:11:52.180 that she was,
00:11:54.320 in fact,
00:11:54.980 targeted.
00:11:55.360 Yeah,
00:11:56.720 that's something
00:11:57.220 that Mark Halperin
00:11:58.160 came out with as well.
00:11:59.600 He was saying
00:12:00.120 that he had heard
00:12:01.220 from the family
00:12:03.040 of Ella Kirk
00:12:03.800 that she was
00:12:04.960 specifically targeted
00:12:06.360 for this killing,
00:12:07.980 which is really shocking
00:12:09.980 if that's true,
00:12:10.940 that someone would go
00:12:11.880 out of their way
00:12:12.520 to murder a college student,
00:12:14.560 the vice president,
00:12:15.480 I believe,
00:12:15.920 of the young Republicans
00:12:17.680 on campus
00:12:18.580 and you start to wonder,
00:12:20.380 is this another
00:12:21.500 politically motivated killing
00:12:23.100 that we've been seeing?
00:12:24.500 And, of course,
00:12:25.280 after the shooting,
00:12:28.340 Reddit had to
00:12:29.200 turn off their brown board.
00:12:31.440 They had to disable it
00:12:33.440 because there were
00:12:34.060 too many people
00:12:34.800 going on to that site
00:12:36.620 to celebrate her murder.
00:12:38.760 It was pro-Palestinian
00:12:40.120 style students
00:12:41.040 that were going on
00:12:41.760 to that site
00:12:42.180 to celebrate
00:12:42.660 that she had been killed.
00:12:44.040 I don't know Ella Kirk.
00:12:45.520 I don't know her family.
00:12:47.060 My heart goes out to them
00:12:48.380 anytime you send
00:12:49.500 your child off
00:12:50.480 to make their way
00:12:51.660 in the world
00:12:52.140 to get an education.
00:12:54.140 The last thing you expect
00:12:55.500 is that they're going
00:12:56.160 to come home
00:12:56.740 in a body bag
00:12:57.620 for something like this.
00:12:59.400 And I think that
00:13:00.420 we really need to find out
00:13:02.160 if that was true
00:13:03.040 because certainly
00:13:03.800 if Ms. Cook
00:13:05.280 was targeted specifically,
00:13:07.240 that should give
00:13:08.140 a much better indication
00:13:09.440 as to who the suspect was.
00:13:11.560 There can't be
00:13:12.280 that many people
00:13:13.280 who look like
00:13:14.220 the shape of the silhouette
00:13:15.760 of this guy
00:13:16.920 who have out for,
00:13:18.860 who are out for her blood.
00:13:20.040 Look, and I'm sorry,
00:13:23.340 Libby,
00:13:24.260 and maybe you probably
00:13:25.920 know exactly
00:13:26.560 who I'm talking about
00:13:27.780 or what I mean
00:13:28.300 when I say this.
00:13:29.760 It's time to go Frank Rizzo.
00:13:31.220 It's time to go
00:13:31.880 full Frank Rizzo.
00:13:33.320 All right, it's 72 hours.
00:13:34.580 You've got to shake
00:13:35.120 the box a little bit here.
00:13:36.480 You've got to start
00:13:37.100 smashing up
00:13:37.820 all of these groups
00:13:38.840 on campus,
00:13:39.780 all the subversive groups,
00:13:41.300 the leftist groups,
00:13:42.220 and say,
00:13:42.980 you know what?
00:13:43.740 We're going to ask around,
00:13:44.960 have you seen this guy?
00:13:46.220 Who is this guy?
00:13:47.400 What does he look like?
00:13:48.580 Do you know anybody?
00:13:50.040 Where were you?
00:13:50.580 Hey, you kind of look
00:13:51.220 like this guy.
00:13:52.160 Where were you
00:13:52.700 on Saturday at 4 o'clock?
00:13:54.200 Do you have an alibi?
00:13:55.340 Again, you have to
00:13:56.520 actually be willing
00:13:57.600 to take this investigation
00:13:58.740 and do it seriously.
00:14:00.120 We don't hear anyone
00:14:01.120 doing that,
00:14:01.680 and oh, by the way,
00:14:02.900 they can't even do it
00:14:03.860 because they let the kids
00:14:04.720 go home already.
00:14:06.300 Yeah, isn't that shocking
00:14:07.320 as well?
00:14:07.960 Yesterday,
00:14:08.740 Brown University
00:14:09.460 put out a statement
00:14:10.240 asking anyone
00:14:11.060 who had been a witness
00:14:11.940 who was in that building
00:14:13.140 on those days
00:14:14.500 to come forward
00:14:15.860 and speak to authorities
00:14:16.960 about what they had seen.
00:14:17.980 But they've already
00:14:18.980 closed the campus.
00:14:20.160 They've canceled finals,
00:14:22.000 they've canceled classes,
00:14:22.980 and they've sent everyone home.
00:14:24.540 So it's certainly possible
00:14:25.900 that they already
00:14:26.680 sent the shooter home.
00:14:28.040 It's been a few days.
00:14:29.420 Rhode Island is a very small state.
00:14:31.100 It's very easy
00:14:31.760 to get in and out of that state.
00:14:33.600 He could be out the door already.
00:14:35.260 He could be in another country.
00:14:36.540 We have no idea.
00:14:37.880 And the school
00:14:38.480 and the police
00:14:39.640 and the FBI
00:14:40.380 clearly haven't done enough
00:14:41.800 to lock that area down
00:14:43.660 so that they could really find
00:14:44.880 who they were looking for.
00:14:46.100 They lifted the shelter in place
00:14:47.940 a few, you know,
00:14:48.860 what, Sunday morning
00:14:49.780 after it had been put into place
00:14:51.780 on Saturday afternoon.
00:14:53.420 People were just allowed
00:14:54.320 to go back to their dorm rooms.
00:14:55.700 Every single person
00:14:56.840 on that campus
00:14:57.960 should have been made
00:14:59.020 to stay in place
00:15:00.140 until they figured out
00:15:01.500 who was not where
00:15:02.560 they're supposed to be
00:15:03.720 and figure out
00:15:04.720 what's going on there.
00:15:06.000 It's really shocking, in fact,
00:15:07.640 and I'm starting to worry
00:15:08.680 that they may never find
00:15:10.620 this shooter,
00:15:11.340 that this person
00:15:11.980 is going to get off scot-free,
00:15:13.680 which leaves, of course,
00:15:15.000 the door open
00:15:15.680 for more copycat cases
00:15:17.300 just like this
00:15:18.480 to go on across the country.
00:15:19.900 If you don't like somebody
00:15:21.080 from their political views
00:15:22.180 on your campus,
00:15:23.400 well, by all means,
00:15:24.620 you know,
00:15:25.020 take a page out of
00:15:25.800 this guy's book, apparently,
00:15:26.960 and you're just going to
00:15:28.280 get off with nothing.
00:15:30.440 It's shocking.
00:15:32.360 And Libby,
00:15:33.140 I'm just going to say,
00:15:34.120 you know,
00:15:34.440 you've got,
00:15:35.620 I hate to say it,
00:15:36.660 but you've got a son
00:15:38.680 who's getting towards college age.
00:15:42.020 As a mom,
00:15:43.100 how does this make you feel
00:15:44.300 that this is what could happen
00:15:45.560 given that some horrible thing
00:15:47.280 like this could occur?
00:15:49.540 It's pretty terrible.
00:15:50.860 The fact of the matter is
00:15:51.900 that if you're the parent
00:15:52.820 of a high school student
00:15:53.700 these days,
00:15:54.260 you've already had your kid
00:15:55.760 go through lockdown drills
00:15:57.640 for years at this point.
00:15:59.040 There's been lockdown drills
00:16:00.240 since he was in middle school
00:16:01.880 in Brooklyn,
00:16:02.400 and there were NYPDs
00:16:04.040 stationed at his school.
00:16:05.500 There were NYPDs
00:16:06.620 stationed at all the schools
00:16:07.620 because in New York,
00:16:09.060 you know,
00:16:09.380 you've got to be really careful.
00:16:10.520 The rest of the country,
00:16:11.160 they're like,
00:16:11.540 oh,
00:16:11.640 you're hardening our schools.
00:16:13.200 For me,
00:16:14.020 last year,
00:16:14.720 when we had the opportunity
00:16:15.960 where we live now
00:16:16.840 to vote in
00:16:17.620 if there should be
00:16:18.220 resource officers
00:16:19.000 at the school,
00:16:20.160 I was like,
00:16:20.700 yeah,
00:16:21.060 put some armed people
00:16:22.980 at the school.
00:16:24.120 So we've seen this for years.
00:16:25.940 Kids are in danger
00:16:27.020 at their places of education.
00:16:29.120 And the tragedy, too,
00:16:30.280 is that the education
00:16:31.400 they're getting
00:16:32.000 is pretty in the toilet already.
00:16:34.440 So now you're sending
00:16:35.220 your kids off
00:16:35.980 to get a subpar education,
00:16:37.380 and they might be massacred
00:16:38.780 by crazy people.
00:16:39.860 And now this is happening
00:16:41.280 at colleges as well.
00:16:42.540 And you start to wonder,
00:16:43.740 what is the point
00:16:44.640 of these institutions
00:16:45.640 when they have already
00:16:46.900 been discredited academically?
00:16:48.920 They've been discredited
00:16:50.080 for the excessive
00:16:51.640 diversity discrimination
00:16:53.100 that they have put into place,
00:16:54.920 for the woke indoctrination
00:16:56.520 that they're doing.
00:16:57.420 And now they can't even
00:16:58.380 keep kids safe
00:16:59.360 in a lecture hall
00:17:00.160 when they're studying
00:17:01.220 for an econ exam.
00:17:02.480 I don't know what use
00:17:04.120 Brown University is.
00:17:05.440 It had all of these
00:17:06.880 Gaza camp protests already,
00:17:09.420 just like so many
00:17:10.280 of the other Ivy League schools.
00:17:12.140 It's getting money
00:17:12.960 from the federal government.
00:17:14.200 It's got a massive endowment,
00:17:15.540 yet for some reason
00:17:16.340 they've only offered
00:17:17.500 a $50,000 reward
00:17:18.900 for information on this.
00:17:20.220 Offer a million.
00:17:21.120 Offer whatever it takes.
00:17:22.360 They've got the money.
00:17:23.800 They should cough it up
00:17:24.840 and find Ella Cook's killer.
00:17:26.960 And there was another student
00:17:27.880 as well,
00:17:28.400 and we haven't heard
00:17:29.060 as much about him.
00:17:30.040 But the man who was also killed
00:17:34.060 deserves justice for his death.
00:17:35.960 It's not right.
00:17:37.220 These schools should be
00:17:38.040 holding themselves responsible
00:17:39.340 for this kind of thing.
00:17:41.920 No, that's exactly right.
00:17:43.600 And, of course,
00:17:44.280 the name of Akam and Aziz.
00:17:45.700 And the idea is,
00:17:48.320 and it's very simple
00:17:49.280 and it's very horrifying,
00:17:50.340 that we have these systems in place
00:17:53.540 that we tell ourselves
00:17:54.560 are going to make us safe,
00:17:56.280 are going to be safe,
00:17:59.340 oh, that sort of thing
00:18:00.320 doesn't happen here.
00:18:01.840 And I'm sure, by the way,
00:18:03.280 that Brown University
00:18:04.560 has more than its share
00:18:05.680 of fully funded DEI departments
00:18:08.500 and pride departments
00:18:10.100 and pride speeches
00:18:11.300 and pride this and that
00:18:13.360 and all of, you know,
00:18:15.440 critical race theory departments
00:18:16.540 and all the rest of it.
00:18:17.680 But the question that I have is,
00:18:19.420 how much time did you put
00:18:21.420 into your security?
00:18:23.940 How much time did you focus
00:18:25.220 and did you focus on the people
00:18:26.620 who are at your campus,
00:18:27.840 particularly these groups
00:18:29.180 who are becoming
00:18:30.460 more and more violent
00:18:32.260 and more and more agitators
00:18:34.180 on campus?
00:18:35.440 And when it comes down to it,
00:18:36.840 your streets can be safe
00:18:38.220 if the people on them
00:18:40.320 are not dangerous.
00:18:41.920 It's as simple as that.
00:18:43.680 Folks, we'll be right back.
00:18:44.500 Jack Posobiec,
00:18:45.660 Limby Emmons,
00:18:46.780 Human Events Daily,
00:18:47.960 continues here
00:18:49.060 on Real America's Voice.
00:18:51.240 The search for Ella Cook's murderer
00:18:53.920 unfortunately continues.
00:18:57.840 You talk about influences.
00:19:09.120 These are influences
00:19:10.060 and they're friends of mine.
00:19:13.380 Jack Posobiec.
00:19:14.900 Where's Jack?
00:19:15.800 Jack.
00:19:16.820 He's done a great job.
00:19:18.300 All right, Jack Posobiec.
00:19:22.380 We're back here.
00:19:23.100 Human Events Daily.
00:19:24.520 Want to welcome back
00:19:25.780 to the program here
00:19:26.680 Senator Bernie Moreno
00:19:27.940 of the great state of Ohio.
00:19:30.520 Senator Moreno, how are you?
00:19:32.040 I'm doing great.
00:19:32.780 Thanks for having me on your show.
00:19:34.840 Well, I appreciate you
00:19:35.740 having us on.
00:19:36.400 But unfortunately,
00:19:37.480 the topic we were just
00:19:38.760 talking about here
00:19:39.580 is this horrific shooting
00:19:41.580 up at Brown University.
00:19:44.460 Ella Cook,
00:19:44.980 who we're told is the
00:19:47.240 or was the vice president
00:19:48.820 of the college Republicans there.
00:19:50.800 And the fact that it's now been
00:19:52.260 almost 72 hours
00:19:54.020 with no killer found.
00:19:55.800 Her murder is still at large.
00:19:57.940 This is something where,
00:19:59.020 unfortunately, Senator,
00:20:00.240 we are seeing the rise.
00:20:01.540 And I know we can't
00:20:02.880 specifically call this
00:20:04.000 politically targeted yet
00:20:05.080 because we don't quite know
00:20:06.240 exactly what happened.
00:20:07.420 But we certainly are seeing
00:20:08.440 the rise of violence
00:20:09.640 on campus.
00:20:10.560 Yeah, look, honestly,
00:20:12.840 I'm shocked
00:20:13.840 that the university
00:20:15.160 wasn't better prepared.
00:20:16.320 My oldest son
00:20:17.140 actually went to school
00:20:18.060 in Brown.
00:20:19.300 I can't believe
00:20:20.100 that they didn't have
00:20:20.660 more cameras,
00:20:21.520 that there wasn't more
00:20:22.720 surveillance going on
00:20:24.860 given what's happening
00:20:26.140 in college campuses,
00:20:27.120 especially with anti-Semitism
00:20:28.340 and the rise of these
00:20:29.720 pro-Palestinian protests.
00:20:31.100 So I think the university
00:20:32.600 certainly has to take a look
00:20:33.820 at why they didn't have
00:20:35.620 those resources ready
00:20:37.240 at the go.
00:20:37.960 This is a university
00:20:38.820 that costs obscene amounts
00:20:40.000 of money.
00:20:40.560 And it gets lots
00:20:41.420 of federal funding.
00:20:42.300 So I'm really curious
00:20:43.180 to see what their plan
00:20:44.760 is to make certain
00:20:45.260 that something of this
00:20:45.960 can never happen again.
00:20:48.440 Well, I think that's
00:20:49.380 exactly right.
00:20:50.280 And unfortunately,
00:20:51.380 you know, here we are.
00:20:52.200 It's almost three months
00:20:53.220 from another event
00:20:55.360 of violence on a campus.
00:20:57.620 And that was the murder
00:20:58.900 of Charlie Kirk,
00:20:59.900 someone who I know
00:21:00.780 had endorsed you
00:21:02.860 and had backed you
00:21:03.660 and worked with you
00:21:04.160 during your campaign.
00:21:05.040 Someone, of course,
00:21:05.540 who was a friend
00:21:06.020 to all of us.
00:21:07.200 And it has to be said
00:21:08.840 that these shootings
00:21:09.460 on campus,
00:21:10.040 unfortunately seem
00:21:10.880 to be continuing.
00:21:12.420 Yeah, look,
00:21:13.060 we have to get
00:21:13.440 to the bottom
00:21:13.840 of what's going on
00:21:14.840 with our young people
00:21:15.900 in this country.
00:21:16.920 Obviously, they feel
00:21:17.800 disaffected.
00:21:18.840 The propaganda machine
00:21:20.020 that they've been subjected
00:21:20.960 to by the left
00:21:21.960 is obviously taking root.
00:21:23.560 These are college professors
00:21:24.660 that aren't teaching
00:21:25.540 them critical skills.
00:21:26.740 They're teaching them
00:21:27.600 to hate this country.
00:21:28.740 They're teaching them
00:21:29.260 a twisted form of history.
00:21:31.920 And thanks to Joe Biden
00:21:32.860 and Democrats,
00:21:33.720 they've made basic
00:21:34.860 American life unaffordable.
00:21:36.200 So they don't feel
00:21:36.940 like there's hope for them.
00:21:38.000 And that's obviously
00:21:38.940 affecting them.
00:21:39.620 The COVID policies
00:21:40.660 that were insane
00:21:42.200 during the Biden year
00:21:43.860 as well as shutting
00:21:44.620 down schools,
00:21:45.580 remote learning,
00:21:46.640 things like that.
00:21:47.720 All has taken its toll.
00:21:49.420 You really have to
00:21:50.160 refocus our resources
00:21:51.440 and make certain
00:21:51.980 that we give our young people
00:21:53.420 hope in this country.
00:21:55.480 I think that's right.
00:21:56.560 And, Senator,
00:21:57.340 I wanted to also ask
00:21:58.520 one piece that's
00:22:00.100 in the news right now.
00:22:01.720 Your friend and colleague,
00:22:03.160 J.D. Vance,
00:22:03.860 the vice president,
00:22:04.460 has been out there
00:22:05.020 speaking about it.
00:22:05.820 This New York Times piece
00:22:07.540 regarding Chief of Staff
00:22:09.000 Susie Wiles
00:22:10.300 over at the White House.
00:22:12.260 She's come out
00:22:13.040 and said that
00:22:13.800 she views it
00:22:14.520 as a hit piece.
00:22:15.200 Piece is taken out of context.
00:22:17.080 Vice President Vance
00:22:17.920 has come out
00:22:18.420 and said that,
00:22:19.220 you know,
00:22:19.640 he thinks that he has
00:22:20.360 a good relationship
00:22:21.100 with her.
00:22:21.980 What's the relationship
00:22:22.780 been with Susie Wiles
00:22:24.560 as Chief of Staff
00:22:25.320 and the U.S. Senate?
00:22:27.040 Look,
00:22:27.540 she's incredibly
00:22:28.820 well-respected.
00:22:29.940 When she comes
00:22:30.520 into the Senate lunches,
00:22:32.000 she basically gets
00:22:32.980 an almost standing ovation.
00:22:35.040 People know
00:22:35.560 that she's a rock.
00:22:36.820 She's incredibly loyal
00:22:37.660 to the president.
00:22:38.400 When others,
00:22:39.040 by the way,
00:22:39.600 were extremely disloyal.
00:22:41.800 She's run the White House
00:22:42.700 very, very well.
00:22:44.400 Look,
00:22:44.920 Vanity Fair
00:22:45.580 is a division
00:22:47.480 of a company
00:22:47.940 called Advanced Publications.
00:22:49.660 They own
00:22:50.000 the Cleveland Plain Dealer
00:22:51.040 in Ohio.
00:22:52.140 It is a rat's nest
00:22:53.280 of liberal,
00:22:54.860 radical ideology.
00:22:56.320 These are not journalists.
00:22:57.760 Actually,
00:22:58.180 I had to look that up today,
00:22:59.340 Jack,
00:22:59.660 to be honest with you.
00:23:00.560 I didn't realize
00:23:01.120 Vanity Fair
00:23:01.940 was still in business
00:23:02.940 and there's people
00:23:03.720 that actually still
00:23:04.360 read that crap.
00:23:05.500 It is a total hit piece
00:23:06.720 and look,
00:23:08.240 Susie's an amazing person,
00:23:09.980 the most powerful woman
00:23:11.000 on earth probably
00:23:11.780 and the best Chief of Staff
00:23:13.580 of my lifetime
00:23:14.820 of any president
00:23:15.820 that I can think of
00:23:16.700 and she deserves
00:23:17.640 nothing but our respect.
00:23:20.520 And I certainly,
00:23:22.560 certainly have always
00:23:23.460 heard that reputation
00:23:24.380 from her anywhere
00:23:25.280 that I've been,
00:23:26.440 whether the Vice President's
00:23:27.580 around,
00:23:27.980 whether the President's around.
00:23:29.080 You know,
00:23:30.240 I just don't hear
00:23:32.020 these characterizations
00:23:33.780 of her from anyone
00:23:35.020 really that,
00:23:35.880 that in,
00:23:36.800 you know,
00:23:37.040 that comport
00:23:37.740 with this Vanity Fair piece.
00:23:39.480 No, look,
00:23:40.280 she's somebody
00:23:40.740 who's just a block
00:23:42.120 and tackler.
00:23:42.800 She knows exactly
00:23:43.600 what to do.
00:23:44.540 When the Rose Garden Club
00:23:46.700 was first opened,
00:23:47.540 she sat at our table.
00:23:49.140 She's very warm.
00:23:50.000 She's very kind.
00:23:50.880 She asked about my wife.
00:23:52.220 She knows my kids.
00:23:53.580 She's somebody
00:23:54.160 who just builds relationships.
00:23:55.940 He lets,
00:23:56.340 she lets President Trump
00:23:57.540 be President Trump.
00:23:58.960 And again,
00:23:59.380 just extraordinarily effective.
00:24:00.800 Look what the administration
00:24:01.540 has done, Jack,
00:24:02.460 just this year.
00:24:03.640 What President Trump
00:24:04.480 has accomplished
00:24:05.020 from January 20th
00:24:06.060 till now,
00:24:07.020 basically 11 months,
00:24:08.660 has never been done
00:24:10.220 in the history
00:24:10.720 of this country.
00:24:11.600 Totally secured
00:24:12.380 our border.
00:24:13.420 He's reset
00:24:14.380 the entire trading
00:24:15.300 relationships
00:24:15.900 in this country.
00:24:16.960 He's unleashed
00:24:17.720 American energy.
00:24:18.720 He's brought down
00:24:19.220 gas prices.
00:24:20.200 He's brought down
00:24:20.520 egg prices.
00:24:21.920 We have,
00:24:22.780 we passed the
00:24:23.580 working families
00:24:24.540 tax cut bill
00:24:25.400 that's going to put
00:24:26.160 a lot of money
00:24:26.840 in the hands
00:24:27.260 of working Americans.
00:24:28.300 Get rid of this EV mandate,
00:24:29.900 these EV incentives
00:24:30.740 that were actually
00:24:31.640 crushing the auto industry.
00:24:33.420 All that in 11 months.
00:24:35.060 You can't do that
00:24:36.020 unless you have
00:24:36.460 a chief of staff
00:24:37.120 that's extremely effective
00:24:38.380 and that's exactly
00:24:39.480 who Susie Wiles is.
00:24:41.720 And Senator Rayner,
00:24:42.660 just in the last few minutes
00:24:43.460 that I have you,
00:24:44.360 one of the other big pieces
00:24:45.620 the administration
00:24:46.220 has been touting lately
00:24:47.280 is in the past year,
00:24:49.400 this first year
00:24:50.060 that they've been back
00:24:50.780 in office,
00:24:51.380 is their accomplishments
00:24:52.700 on immigration.
00:24:53.400 Well, look, Jack,
00:24:56.100 when I campaigned
00:24:57.060 a year ago,
00:24:57.880 if I had said
00:24:58.820 to any audience
00:24:59.740 that we're going
00:25:00.380 to have zero border
00:25:01.720 crossings per month
00:25:03.400 for seven months
00:25:04.560 in a row,
00:25:05.460 my team probably
00:25:06.100 would have said,
00:25:06.540 hey, you got to
00:25:07.680 dial it back a little bit.
00:25:08.560 That's too much hyperbole.
00:25:09.920 And that's exactly
00:25:10.880 what's happened.
00:25:11.960 We haven't passed
00:25:12.880 a single new law
00:25:14.340 in Congress
00:25:14.880 to get a secure border.
00:25:16.340 All we did
00:25:16.760 is we changed presidents.
00:25:17.960 And what that means, Jack,
00:25:19.580 is that what Biden
00:25:20.560 and the Democrats did
00:25:21.920 enable the largest invasion
00:25:23.820 of this country
00:25:24.460 by a group of millions
00:25:26.920 of illegal migrants
00:25:28.020 was completely intentional.
00:25:30.200 And it was about destroying
00:25:32.360 the fabric of this country.
00:25:34.060 They would have succeeded
00:25:35.400 if not for the election
00:25:36.640 of last November.
00:25:38.680 Well, I think
00:25:39.940 that's exactly right.
00:25:40.800 And clearly,
00:25:41.200 this is an issue
00:25:42.260 that has not only galvanized
00:25:45.020 the American people,
00:25:46.240 galvanized the voters,
00:25:47.080 but certainly,
00:25:47.640 I'm sure you hear it
00:25:48.700 quite a bit
00:25:49.160 when you're at home
00:25:50.120 in Ohio
00:25:50.960 because I know
00:25:51.520 I hear it all over Pennsylvania.
00:25:53.800 Yeah, look,
00:25:54.260 it's bringing down housing prices.
00:25:56.100 It's bringing down rents.
00:25:57.040 It's bringing down insurance costs.
00:25:58.680 It's bringing down
00:25:59.520 the cost eventually
00:26:00.280 of health care.
00:26:01.280 You know,
00:26:01.420 you brought in 12, 10, 12,
00:26:02.980 13, 14 million people
00:26:04.140 into this country.
00:26:05.180 They took our housing market
00:26:06.860 and put it into shambles.
00:26:08.460 They've almost kneecapped
00:26:09.960 our entire health care system,
00:26:11.920 our social safety net system.
00:26:13.420 Do you remember
00:26:13.860 those luxury hotel rooms
00:26:15.160 in New York
00:26:15.700 that were absolutely full
00:26:17.340 with illegal migrants
00:26:18.780 at the cost of $10,000
00:26:20.260 per migrant per month?
00:26:21.480 The migrant hotels.
00:26:22.100 Those days are gone.
00:26:22.680 That's what they were.
00:26:23.820 That's what they were.
00:26:24.540 And all that's gone.
00:26:25.380 No, they were migrant hotels.
00:26:26.660 Yeah, the Democrats
00:26:27.480 pretend like it never happened, Jack,
00:26:28.960 and we can never
00:26:29.960 let them off the hook.
00:26:31.260 They almost destroyed
00:26:32.800 this country.
00:26:33.740 President Trump saved us.
00:26:35.720 That's exactly right.
00:26:36.980 Senator Moreno,
00:26:37.620 where can people go
00:26:38.220 to follow your office
00:26:39.240 for more updates?
00:26:40.880 Go on our website,
00:26:42.060 BernieMoreno.com,
00:26:43.400 M-O-R-E-N-O dot com.
00:26:44.780 And thanks, Jack,
00:26:45.360 and to your listeners,
00:26:46.420 have a very Merry Christmas.
00:26:48.780 Merry Christmas to you as well.
00:26:50.120 Thank you, Senator.
00:26:50.900 Thank you.
00:26:51.320 All right, right back.
00:26:52.020 Human Events Daily with more.
00:26:59.440 Where is Jack?
00:27:01.720 Where is Jack?
00:27:04.080 Where is he?
00:27:05.340 Jack, I want to see you.
00:27:09.020 Great job, Jack.
00:27:10.400 Thank you.
00:27:11.120 What a job you do.
00:27:12.560 You know, we have
00:27:13.020 an incredible thing.
00:27:13.760 We're always talking
00:27:14.540 about the fake news
00:27:15.540 and the bad,
00:27:16.260 but we have guys,
00:27:17.720 and these are the guys
00:27:18.660 who should be getting
00:27:19.240 policies.
00:27:22.260 All right, Jack,
00:27:22.920 we're so big here.
00:27:23.440 We're back.
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00:28:40.300 I want to bring back now
00:28:41.300 Libby Emmons
00:28:42.580 to the program.
00:28:44.220 And Libby,
00:28:45.320 there was this
00:28:46.100 just phenomenal piece
00:28:47.820 out in Compact Magazine
00:28:49.620 by Jacob Savage,
00:28:52.840 and it's called
00:28:55.040 The Lost Generation,
00:28:56.380 and it's talking about
00:28:57.440 white males
00:28:58.820 roughly born
00:28:59.720 in the 1980s.
00:29:01.580 and he wrote
00:29:04.060 about them
00:29:04.520 entering the workforce
00:29:05.560 in the late 2000s,
00:29:06.680 early 2010s,
00:29:07.900 and how they constitute
00:29:08.820 sort of a lost generation
00:29:10.320 due to the widespread
00:29:12.340 institutionalization
00:29:13.820 of DEI around 2014,
00:29:16.160 and said that
00:29:18.180 these policies
00:29:18.980 systematically
00:29:19.860 disadvantaged them
00:29:21.220 in elite professions
00:29:22.420 like media,
00:29:23.600 academia,
00:29:24.380 and entertainment,
00:29:26.260 shifting from
00:29:26.860 merit-based opportunities
00:29:28.260 to explicit preferences
00:29:30.040 for other demographic
00:29:31.860 groups.
00:29:33.160 And he just goes
00:29:35.140 through a variety
00:29:36.420 of other industries,
00:29:38.360 but interestingly,
00:29:39.440 he starts with
00:29:40.460 talking about
00:29:41.280 his career
00:29:42.760 that he was trying
00:29:43.580 around 2016
00:29:44.320 as a script writer
00:29:45.500 in Los Angeles,
00:29:46.420 and I thought,
00:29:46.840 well, Libby,
00:29:47.580 you come from
00:29:48.440 a theater background
00:29:49.260 in New York.
00:29:50.420 Now,
00:29:50.900 as far as I know,
00:29:52.300 you are not
00:29:53.180 a biological male,
00:29:54.640 but certainly
00:29:57.160 you might be able
00:29:58.520 to shed some light
00:29:59.440 on what happened here.
00:30:00.980 Yeah,
00:30:01.580 this is something,
00:30:02.460 I read this article
00:30:03.180 with great interest
00:30:04.180 because it mirrored
00:30:05.200 a lot of what I saw
00:30:06.280 in New York City,
00:30:07.320 in the New York City
00:30:08.020 indie theater scene,
00:30:09.500 in the,
00:30:09.900 you know,
00:30:11.000 not-for-profit theater
00:30:11.940 scene in New York City.
00:30:12.940 It was very,
00:30:13.700 very similar.
00:30:14.520 I watched the careers
00:30:15.640 of white men
00:30:17.080 collapse for no reason
00:30:18.680 other than
00:30:19.400 DEI initiatives
00:30:20.840 being implemented
00:30:21.820 by theaters.
00:30:22.960 The way that playwrights
00:30:24.040 generally get money
00:30:25.120 is by submitting projects
00:30:26.640 for grant proposals,
00:30:27.700 for, like, grants,
00:30:28.740 you know,
00:30:29.060 free money,
00:30:29.620 and then you work
00:30:30.160 on your project.
00:30:31.340 And there were
00:30:31.900 a lot of grants
00:30:32.800 that started changing
00:30:34.040 from just being,
00:30:35.040 you know,
00:30:35.300 we want some good play
00:30:37.060 to we want
00:30:38.080 a specific kind of play
00:30:39.880 about the black experience
00:30:41.240 written by black writers,
00:30:42.540 or we want something
00:30:43.780 about the black trans experience
00:30:45.400 written by a black
00:30:46.900 woman-identified writer,
00:30:48.860 or we want something
00:30:50.240 about climate change
00:30:51.840 written by an Asian-American
00:30:53.480 writer.
00:30:54.440 And this is what
00:30:55.340 was going on in theater,
00:30:56.500 and it was going on
00:30:57.680 across the arts industries,
00:30:59.720 academia,
00:31:00.680 and as Jacob Savage
00:31:01.800 writes across
00:31:02.840 other disciplines
00:31:03.760 as well.
00:31:05.000 And it was obvious
00:31:06.120 while we were happening,
00:31:07.220 while it was happening,
00:31:07.980 we watched it happen.
00:31:09.320 And in fact,
00:31:10.000 in theater,
00:31:10.500 there was this really
00:31:11.480 fascinating thing
00:31:12.640 that happened
00:31:13.660 where you had
00:31:14.400 all of these,
00:31:15.300 you know,
00:31:15.620 minority playwrights
00:31:16.700 and everyone went
00:31:17.320 to the same stupid
00:31:18.360 graduate schools
00:31:19.180 and got the same
00:31:20.060 MFAs
00:31:21.080 and, you know,
00:31:21.860 churned out
00:31:22.320 the same kind
00:31:23.420 of content
00:31:24.340 set for the stage,
00:31:26.580 you know,
00:31:26.980 with the very voicey
00:31:28.380 and politically active
00:31:30.240 and all of the rest of it.
00:31:32.000 And then what happened
00:31:32.960 was you had
00:31:33.820 a group of
00:31:35.060 very vocal people
00:31:36.520 in New York City
00:31:37.420 downtown theater
00:31:38.300 who were saying
00:31:39.540 that what needed
00:31:40.180 to happen
00:31:40.620 is there needed
00:31:41.180 to be what they
00:31:42.020 called a jubilee year
00:31:43.540 where all of the
00:31:44.640 white male writers
00:31:45.560 would step back
00:31:46.620 and would not
00:31:47.420 write their plays,
00:31:48.820 would not have
00:31:49.480 their plays produced
00:31:50.540 and where theaters
00:31:51.600 would not produce
00:31:52.440 the plays of any
00:31:53.360 white men.
00:31:54.100 That's what it was called.
00:31:54.920 It was organized.
00:31:56.040 It was direct.
00:31:57.160 It was clear.
00:31:57.740 It was written about
00:31:58.720 in arts journals.
00:32:00.180 They called it
00:32:00.620 the jubilee year.
00:32:01.900 It was implemented.
00:32:03.320 Theaters had agreed
00:32:04.160 to not produce
00:32:04.960 any white male plays
00:32:06.180 for an entire year.
00:32:07.600 The year they picked,
00:32:08.720 ironically,
00:32:09.440 it was 2020
00:32:10.100 and all the theaters
00:32:11.360 were shut down anyway.
00:32:13.020 So in classic
00:32:14.060 Greek play,
00:32:15.220 ironic fashion,
00:32:16.720 the jubilee year
00:32:17.560 ended up being
00:32:18.440 a jubilee for everyone.
00:32:19.700 No one got their plays
00:32:20.540 produced in 2020
00:32:21.720 because no one
00:32:22.320 was producing plays.
00:32:23.680 But we did see this.
00:32:24.860 This was in the arts.
00:32:25.660 This has been
00:32:26.100 across the disciplines.
00:32:27.780 White men were excluded.
00:32:29.000 They were systemically excluded.
00:32:30.820 They were told
00:32:31.440 that their voices
00:32:32.200 were not important
00:32:33.080 and that they should not
00:32:34.580 try to get their work
00:32:35.880 out there,
00:32:36.460 that they owed it
00:32:37.500 to the minority writers
00:32:39.080 and artists
00:32:39.580 to take a step back
00:32:40.900 and let other people
00:32:42.080 have the floor.
00:32:43.480 We know, of course,
00:32:44.660 past discrimination
00:32:45.920 cannot be remedied
00:32:47.260 by present discrimination.
00:32:48.460 But none of that mattered
00:32:49.680 to the Marxists
00:32:50.560 who were deciding
00:32:51.400 what kind of entertainment
00:32:53.120 should be seen
00:32:54.340 on stages,
00:32:55.280 on screens,
00:32:55.840 and who should be
00:32:56.660 providing that content
00:32:57.840 to us.
00:32:58.300 I want to read
00:32:59.880 a specific,
00:33:01.000 this is from a portion
00:33:03.320 of it where it's
00:33:03.980 talking about a newsroom
00:33:05.100 and it might be 2020
00:33:06.720 because they're talking
00:33:07.180 about a Zoom call
00:33:07.900 and he's saying,
00:33:09.740 look at this,
00:33:10.580 when questioning
00:33:12.140 these new priorities,
00:33:13.620 the response was shift.
00:33:15.540 On a Zoom call,
00:33:17.000 women would clap back
00:33:18.700 at something I was saying
00:33:20.160 and other women
00:33:21.080 would snap their fingers
00:33:22.480 in the window,
00:33:23.640 he recalled.
00:33:24.480 It was this whole
00:33:25.340 subcultural language
00:33:26.660 that was being introduced
00:33:28.120 wholesale.
00:33:29.340 How interesting.
00:33:30.940 They would snap
00:33:31.420 their fingers
00:33:32.020 and clap back
00:33:33.500 whenever anyone
00:33:34.540 tried to respond
00:33:35.760 and rather than,
00:33:36.720 so rather than even
00:33:37.920 give any kind
00:33:39.560 of actual
00:33:40.160 substantive response,
00:33:41.560 it was just sort of
00:33:42.480 mocked and got fingers
00:33:44.480 snapped and that was it.
00:33:46.200 And this is in a piece
00:33:47.400 where they're talking
00:33:47.940 about this individual
00:33:49.120 who we don't know
00:33:49.820 his real name,
00:33:50.340 but his name is Andrew
00:33:51.100 and he's talking about
00:33:52.700 how,
00:33:53.000 and it's just true.
00:33:53.780 Look at this.
00:33:54.100 In 2021,
00:33:55.360 new hires
00:33:55.800 at CondƩ Nast
00:33:56.460 were just 25% male,
00:33:59.060 only 25% male.
00:34:00.960 And of that,
00:34:01.640 so 75% female
00:34:02.740 or other
00:34:03.840 and 49% white.
00:34:06.980 And he says
00:34:07.920 it's true of the same,
00:34:09.560 you know,
00:34:09.720 you see similar statistics
00:34:11.000 at the LA Times,
00:34:12.780 the San Diego Union Tribune,
00:34:14.680 ProPublica,
00:34:15.580 and NPR.
00:34:17.480 78% of new hires
00:34:19.320 were people of color.
00:34:20.160 78%.
00:34:22.420 And he went in
00:34:24.860 and I believe
00:34:25.600 it's writers' rooms.
00:34:27.080 So writers' rooms
00:34:28.100 for TV,
00:34:30.160 and this is where
00:34:31.400 your TV show gets made,
00:34:33.000 your Saturday Night Live
00:34:33.620 gets made,
00:34:34.220 et cetera.
00:34:34.960 Writers' rooms
00:34:35.680 are now only
00:34:37.160 11.9% white males.
00:34:40.500 11.9%.
00:34:41.660 Whereas if you go back
00:34:43.040 to the heyday
00:34:43.740 of Saturday Night Live
00:34:44.960 or The Simpsons
00:34:47.160 or any of these
00:34:47.680 great comedy shows,
00:34:48.760 they certainly constituted
00:34:50.440 the majority
00:34:50.940 of those areas
00:34:53.580 and those rooms.
00:34:54.780 So the question is
00:34:55.780 what happened there
00:34:57.520 and why did it?
00:34:59.200 And also,
00:35:00.560 I love the very end
00:35:02.180 and I know we have
00:35:02.720 a couple minutes left,
00:35:03.400 but I love the very end
00:35:04.080 of the article.
00:35:05.000 He says,
00:35:05.940 so let's look at the results.
00:35:07.580 Is the media more trusted
00:35:08.920 now than a decade ago?
00:35:10.640 Is Hollywood making
00:35:11.740 better films
00:35:12.560 and television?
00:35:13.720 Is academia
00:35:14.680 more respected?
00:35:16.220 Have these institutions
00:35:17.200 become stronger
00:35:18.300 since they systemically
00:35:19.540 excluded an entire cohort
00:35:21.540 or did abandoning meritocracy
00:35:24.120 accelerate their decline?
00:35:27.940 Yeah,
00:35:28.320 I think that that was
00:35:29.240 such a good point.
00:35:30.120 I also noted that
00:35:31.620 specifically because no,
00:35:33.740 the answer is no.
00:35:34.820 TV isn't better.
00:35:35.940 Academia is not more trusted.
00:35:37.620 Institutions are not
00:35:38.500 more trusted.
00:35:39.600 Education is not better.
00:35:41.040 It's not even as good.
00:35:42.400 Most of these things
00:35:43.200 are not even as good.
00:35:44.300 If you go to talk
00:35:45.040 to somebody about
00:35:45.780 what shows that you like,
00:35:47.120 the odds are
00:35:48.700 that you're not even
00:35:49.280 watching the same stuff
00:35:50.520 because everything
00:35:51.040 is so niche and fractured.
00:35:53.060 There's nothing
00:35:53.580 that captures
00:35:54.540 the attention
00:35:55.540 and the heart
00:35:56.180 of all Americans
00:35:57.360 the way that shows
00:35:58.380 used to.
00:35:59.220 You know,
00:35:59.500 I mean,
00:35:59.780 even something like
00:36:00.740 Friends
00:36:01.260 where the people
00:36:02.420 who were on that,
00:36:03.640 what?
00:36:04.140 Oh no,
00:36:05.620 I was going to push
00:36:06.680 back a little bit.
00:36:07.340 I was going to push
00:36:07.760 back a little bit
00:36:08.420 because this is,
00:36:09.640 and we only have a minute
00:36:10.260 so I don't mean
00:36:10.720 to cut you off,
00:36:11.280 but,
00:36:11.700 and you're right,
00:36:12.880 there's no Friends,
00:36:13.460 there's no Seinfeld,
00:36:14.100 there's no Cheers,
00:36:14.740 there's no MASH,
00:36:15.480 but what we do have
00:36:16.940 is Stranger Things
00:36:18.400 and I've been talking
00:36:19.720 about this quite a bit
00:36:20.760 lately so we're in the midst
00:36:21.900 of the new Stranger Things,
00:36:23.260 the grand finale.
00:36:24.440 Netflix is pushing
00:36:25.140 this everywhere.
00:36:26.300 It's impossible
00:36:26.980 to walk down the street
00:36:28.520 without seeing
00:36:29.120 the mass propaganda
00:36:30.760 for this thing
00:36:31.680 and I would point out
00:36:34.380 that Stranger Things
00:36:35.060 was originally written
00:36:36.080 in this time frame,
00:36:37.580 2010 to 2014 time frame
00:36:39.500 that's really when
00:36:40.940 they got it off.
00:36:41.880 It was called Montauk
00:36:42.920 originally.
00:36:43.700 There were some lawsuits
00:36:44.380 regarding someone to claim,
00:36:46.000 there were two white males,
00:36:46.840 the Duffer brothers
00:36:47.420 who put it together,
00:36:48.240 but I've submitted
00:36:49.400 that somewhere along the line
00:36:51.360 all of the DEI
00:36:52.560 got added to Stranger Things
00:36:54.360 because if you look
00:36:55.360 like season one,
00:36:56.120 season two,
00:36:57.040 they're just kind of
00:36:57.920 normal shows
00:36:58.660 about like a small town
00:36:59.780 that gets involved
00:37:01.040 in a mystery
00:37:01.560 and there's like
00:37:02.040 a government cover-up
00:37:02.940 and it's kind of like ET
00:37:03.780 but then when Obama
00:37:04.920 gets involved in 2018
00:37:06.240 when they cut a huge deal
00:37:07.420 with him and Susan Rice
00:37:08.140 goes on the board
00:37:08.600 of Netflix,
00:37:09.340 all of a sudden
00:37:10.220 all of these huge elements
00:37:12.300 get added to Stranger Things
00:37:13.700 and now they've basically
00:37:14.880 taken over the show.
00:37:16.600 Libby Emmons,
00:37:17.180 I could talk to you
00:37:17.860 about this forever
00:37:19.120 but unfortunately
00:37:19.960 that's the end
00:37:20.640 of our segment.
00:37:21.460 Everyone go check it out.
00:37:22.360 Compact Mag.
00:37:23.540 Libby, where can everyone
00:37:25.080 go to follow you
00:37:26.060 and your work?
00:37:27.100 You can find me
00:37:28.040 on Twitter
00:37:28.420 at Libby Emmons
00:37:29.360 and of course
00:37:30.000 the postmillennial.com
00:37:32.120 and humanevents.com.
00:37:33.480 Thanks.
00:37:34.440 All right,
00:37:35.100 we'll be right back here.
00:37:36.360 Human Events Daily
00:37:37.160 special guest
00:37:38.260 coming up next.
00:37:38.980 Jack is a great guy.
00:37:52.880 He's written a fantastic book.
00:37:54.540 Everybody's talking about it.
00:37:55.800 Go get it.
00:37:56.900 And he's been my friend
00:37:57.860 right from the beginning
00:37:58.800 of this whole beautiful event.
00:38:00.880 And we're going to turn it around
00:38:02.240 and make our country
00:38:03.140 pray to get to him.
00:38:04.160 Amen.
00:38:04.440 Amen.
00:38:04.580 Amen.
00:38:04.620 Amen.
00:38:08.980 All right, Jack Soaker
00:38:09.720 back, Human Events Daily.
00:38:10.800 Folks, if you're a homeowner
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00:39:17.200 All right.
00:39:18.240 Guys,
00:39:18.720 I wanted to,
00:39:19.480 all right,
00:39:20.680 let's do it like this.
00:39:21.460 I want to bring on
00:39:21.900 our next guest.
00:39:22.660 It's Brick Suit.
00:39:23.460 What's up, Brick?
00:39:25.700 Not much, man.
00:39:26.520 Having a good time here
00:39:27.420 and getting ready
00:39:29.000 to go to America Fest
00:39:30.160 in Phoenix.
00:39:31.560 Can't wait.
00:39:32.260 Now,
00:39:32.560 I see the hat,
00:39:34.000 I heart walls.
00:39:34.800 Where are the suits, man?
00:39:35.980 No suits?
00:39:37.520 Suits are at the cleaners.
00:39:39.100 You know,
00:39:39.360 it's,
00:39:39.640 they are,
00:39:40.420 they are.
00:39:40.640 Oh,
00:39:40.660 getting ready for Ampest.
00:39:41.680 I see,
00:39:42.080 I see.
00:39:43.100 You know,
00:39:43.400 it's,
00:39:43.720 they're getting pressure
00:39:44.360 washed right now
00:39:45.140 like all good wash.
00:39:46.320 You're out of uniform,
00:39:46.860 man.
00:39:47.100 You're out of uniform.
00:39:49.020 Partially,
00:39:49.420 yes.
00:39:49.660 I apologize.
00:39:50.540 We got to get you like a,
00:39:51.560 we got to get you like a brick shirt
00:39:53.020 to stand in when the suits are out.
00:39:56.140 We'll get you a brick shirt
00:39:57.180 and a t-shirt.
00:39:57.780 I might have to do that.
00:39:57.880 But yeah,
00:39:59.080 like when it's like one of those fake suit shirts,
00:40:00.780 you know what I mean?
00:40:01.020 Like a fake tuxedo.
00:40:01.960 Anyway,
00:40:02.320 I wanted to play a video that you and I were commenting on yesterday.
00:40:08.060 And we're going to leave the microphones open.
00:40:10.380 And guys,
00:40:11.140 let's,
00:40:11.560 let's play that block E shot right now.
00:40:15.980 No,
00:40:16.580 just no,
00:40:17.620 this is not the way we can't with one hand call out the left.
00:40:20.840 When they laugh at and celebrate Charlie Kirk's assassination just a few weeks ago,
00:40:25.020 but on the other hand,
00:40:26.000 normalize condone and tell people to just get a sense of humor when the president makes commentary like this.
00:40:31.460 The situation was tragic.
00:40:32.780 A drug addicted son killed his mother and father.
00:40:35.160 Did that father have horrible political opinions that were dead wrong?
00:40:38.160 Yes.
00:40:38.760 Did that father make comments about Trump that were insensitive and wrong?
00:40:42.300 Absolutely.
00:40:43.280 Is this a moment to kick them while they're down?
00:40:44.860 Absolutely not.
00:40:45.920 We know better than anybody what political violence is like.
00:40:48.760 They tried to kill Trump twice and they killed Charlie Kirk.
00:40:51.840 This should be a moment of unity,
00:40:53.380 a moment of our nation coming together to more,
00:40:55.540 not a moment to make light of a situation.
00:40:57.700 Guys,
00:40:58.260 can you,
00:40:58.600 can you just like,
00:40:59.640 I just,
00:41:00.080 I just can't leave,
00:41:00.760 you can leave the picture up,
00:41:01.620 but I can't take this anymore.
00:41:04.220 Coming together to mourn.
00:41:05.920 No.
00:41:07.620 Look,
00:41:08.580 look,
00:41:09.420 look,
00:41:10.120 what this seems to me is it represents an attempt to try to
00:41:18.740 return back to sort of the Paul Ryan apology first,
00:41:24.980 you know,
00:41:25.400 golly gee conservatism that lost us the entire country from John McCain to
00:41:32.720 Mitt Romney to Paul Ryan,
00:41:35.300 Mike Pence kind of like just massive,
00:41:38.880 massive Mike Pence energy off of this and undercutting the president of the
00:41:43.220 United States,
00:41:43.960 undercutting Donald Trump.
00:41:44.920 Yeah.
00:41:45.340 He is the man who took a bullet for this country.
00:41:48.520 Yeah.
00:41:48.960 Charlie Kirk is the man who died for America and who died for freedom of
00:41:53.420 speech and sacrificed himself.
00:41:55.160 And you know something I'm done apologizing to the left.
00:41:58.620 I'm done apologizing to love.
00:42:00.340 So,
00:42:00.600 we're so sorry about Trump's mean to,
00:42:02.180 I mean,
00:42:02.360 it's,
00:42:02.920 it's,
00:42:03.160 it's a joke.
00:42:03.960 I'm sorry.
00:42:04.540 And if you think that that's going to make the left stop and make the
00:42:07.120 bullet stop because you said,
00:42:08.760 gosh,
00:42:09.040 golly,
00:42:09.400 maybe they'll like us.
00:42:10.700 Yeah.
00:42:11.020 Like you're not going to make it.
00:42:11.920 You're just not going to make it brick.
00:42:13.440 What I mean,
00:42:14.260 what's going on here,
00:42:15.100 man?
00:42:15.980 Well,
00:42:16.400 you know,
00:42:16.620 a lot of people I saw talking about this yesterday,
00:42:18.840 we're saying that this,
00:42:20.260 this post by president Trump was indefensible to which I would like to
00:42:24.240 say,
00:42:24.540 you keep using that word.
00:42:27.260 I do not think it means what you think it means because it's completely
00:42:30.600 defensible.
00:42:31.840 Now let's acknowledge that the situation for Mr.
00:42:36.200 Reiner's and his wife's death is absolutely tragic and nobody deserves to
00:42:41.380 die for their opinions.
00:42:42.620 And if it holds out the manner in which they met their demise makes it even
00:42:47.100 more so.
00:42:48.340 But Mr.
00:42:49.480 Reiner was for a very long time,
00:42:51.200 an active divisive force in American society.
00:42:55.060 He was not simply an actor who was posting on Twitter or Facebook.
00:42:58.900 He was taking physical part in undermining our,
00:43:03.400 you know,
00:43:03.600 the government undermining president Trump's first term hosting Brennan and
00:43:09.180 Clapper and platforming the ridiculous Russian collusion ideas.
00:43:14.220 So,
00:43:15.020 you know,
00:43:15.200 while I'm,
00:43:16.000 while I enjoyed his films,
00:43:17.680 I really did.
00:43:18.500 There are several of his films that I liked and,
00:43:20.900 you know,
00:43:21.420 I am sad for his passing that does not give him absolution from the
00:43:28.500 political division that he instilled in America and got the ball rolling
00:43:33.700 on that kind of behavior,
00:43:35.380 which really led to a climate in which violence against the political,
00:43:40.340 the conservatives became acceptable.
00:43:43.440 And in fact was practice.
00:43:45.360 We almost lost president Trump.
00:43:47.200 We did lose Charlie.
00:43:48.440 We did lose Charlie.
00:43:50.580 Yeah.
00:43:51.000 And look,
00:43:51.340 I mean,
00:43:51.660 here's,
00:43:51.920 here's kind of what I want to say too,
00:43:53.260 is that even beyond sort of like,
00:43:55.240 like I'm not,
00:43:56.060 you know,
00:43:57.040 going to sit here and say that,
00:43:58.740 you know,
00:43:58.960 I agree with any of this guy's stuff.
00:44:00.700 And,
00:44:01.060 but I will say actually that on a totally separate note,
00:44:04.020 that I actually love liberals and people totally get me wrong.
00:44:07.680 If they,
00:44:08.240 if they think like,
00:44:08.860 Oh,
00:44:08.980 Jack hates liberals.
00:44:09.760 No,
00:44:09.880 no,
00:44:09.940 I love liberals.
00:44:10.980 And I think liberals are great when they're making movies.
00:44:13.600 I think they're great when they're acting.
00:44:15.340 I think they're great when they're doing art.
00:44:17.320 I think they're great when they're like cutting hair and making food and doing this,
00:44:21.860 these types of things.
00:44:22.760 I just don't want liberals running the country or running cities or running states because
00:44:29.860 they're abjectly horrible at it.
00:44:32.160 We've seen this time and time again,
00:44:34.240 when you have that emotionally based,
00:44:36.480 you know,
00:44:36.660 sort of like,
00:44:37.460 you know,
00:44:37.740 you're in,
00:44:38.200 you're in a,
00:44:38.880 you know,
00:44:39.140 empathetically based and empath type person,
00:44:41.960 you know,
00:44:42.520 then you typically are really good at the arts and those types of things.
00:44:46.020 But what you're really bad at is making decisions,
00:44:49.680 weighing pros and cons,
00:44:51.800 making,
00:44:52.280 you know,
00:44:52.580 making decisions for the good of everyone.
00:44:54.280 Like that's what they tend to have problems with.
00:44:57.260 Yeah.
00:44:57.780 I mean,
00:44:58.300 given the chance,
00:44:59.220 they'll open the borders again.
00:45:00.680 They'll pack the Supreme court.
00:45:01.960 I mean,
00:45:02.440 we're going to see what happens in New York.
00:45:04.600 I'm not optimistic about that,
00:45:06.080 but to get back onto the topic of president Trump's post,
00:45:09.800 I don't think there's anything in that.
00:45:11.540 He said in there that was inaccurate.
00:45:13.740 And I understand though,
00:45:15.520 how people can take issue with it because most people know Mr.
00:45:19.360 Reiner for his films.
00:45:20.780 They're not aware of everything he did in the political realm.
00:45:24.080 And that's why there's a disconnect there between,
00:45:26.400 between the post and some people's feelings.
00:45:29.320 I think I believe it was entirely justified.
00:45:31.440 The post.
00:45:33.800 Yeah,
00:45:34.260 look,
00:45:34.560 and I'm not going to sit here and act like president Trump doesn't do
00:45:37.760 counter punches all the time.
00:45:39.980 He's always done this.
00:45:41.900 He's con this is like,
00:45:43.460 like,
00:45:43.700 Oh,
00:45:44.020 president Trump had a mean tweet.
00:45:45.380 So you're going to throw him under the bus.
00:45:46.940 That's what's disgusting to me,
00:45:48.400 right?
00:45:48.700 That's even more disgusting is to say that you guys will sit there when we're
00:45:52.580 taking bullets in,
00:45:54.160 in,
00:45:54.660 in,
00:45:55.100 in directed at us.
00:45:56.480 When you've got people who are under the threat of death,
00:45:59.760 when you've got people who are standing up and speaking out and being killed for it,
00:46:04.660 you've got Ella Cook's murderer is still on the loose up in Providence, Rhode Island.
00:46:08.380 But you guys are more worried about president Trump posted a truth social about a guy he
00:46:13.020 didn't like.
00:46:13.780 That's,
00:46:14.240 that's what got me,
00:46:14.920 man.
00:46:15.120 It's just all this performative,
00:46:16.460 like apologizing and virtue signaling.
00:46:18.820 I don't care about your virtue signaling.
00:46:21.060 I care about stopping the people who are trying to kill us.
00:46:24.860 It's really as simple as that.
00:46:27.280 Yeah.
00:46:27.760 I mean,
00:46:28.280 I don't,
00:46:29.520 I,
00:46:29.800 again,
00:46:30.580 um,
00:46:31.440 this road of being,
00:46:33.800 by the way,
00:46:35.000 guys,
00:46:35.300 I'm just going to say,
00:46:36.220 cause you're not saying it.
00:46:36.980 You were there when president Trump was shot.
00:46:39.180 You were there.
00:46:39.760 You were in the front row.
00:46:40.560 You were in the line of fire yourself.
00:46:42.900 Yeah.
00:46:43.960 Yes.
00:46:44.900 Yeah.
00:46:45.100 There's footage from what I saw right there.
00:46:47.420 So,
00:46:48.040 you know,
00:46:48.400 I have,
00:46:49.280 I have some indirect experience with this type of,
00:46:51.840 um,
00:46:52.100 this type of violence.
00:46:53.600 Um,
00:46:53.920 uh,
00:46:54.700 that was a very traumatic day for America.
00:46:57.780 Uh,
00:46:58.300 it was difficult for me.
00:46:59.740 I think everybody knows what happened that day.
00:47:02.540 And we got to this position because of people,
00:47:06.980 like Rob Reiner in the first term,
00:47:10.140 in president's first term,
00:47:11.700 demonizing the president,
00:47:13.320 calling him a traitor,
00:47:14.760 accusing him of treason,
00:47:16.580 calling him a fascist.
00:47:18.240 And that's a lot of how we got to that spot in Butler.
00:47:23.000 And just because.
00:47:24.420 I think that's right.
00:47:24.840 And I think,
00:47:25.740 and I think we need to understand what time it is.
00:47:29.240 It's not the time for apologizing.
00:47:30.920 It's time to man up folks.
00:47:33.080 Go follow Brick Suit across all social media.
00:47:35.780 You find him at Brick Suit.
00:47:37.320 He's the man.
00:47:37.880 I can't wait to see him.
00:47:38.880 And you at AmFest this weekend in Phoenix.
00:47:41.600 Ladies and gentlemen,
00:47:42.040 as always,
00:47:42.400 you have my permission to lay short.
00:47:43.500 And he says,
00:47:44.700 we'll see you next time.
00:47:46.820 Bye.
00:47:47.320 Bye.
00:47:47.760 Bye.
00:47:47.880 Bye.
00:47:48.180 Bye.
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