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00:00:36.080meets fifth generation warfare. A commentator, international social media sensation and former
00:00:47.560Navy intelligence veteran. This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec. Christ is king.
00:00:53.720A man believed to be Somalian has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after this knife attack in the Kinnared Avenue area of North Belfast.
00:01:07.340The attack left the victim with significant injuries to his face, neck and back.
00:01:15.020The injured man, aged in his 40s, is right now in hospital.
00:01:19.660His condition is described as serious.
00:01:22.360The defense rested its case, calling six witnesses over a span of around two days.
00:01:28.480Among the final witnesses is a 17-year-old who was asked to demonstrate what he said he saw
00:01:33.560in the moments leading up to the stabbing of Austin Metcalf. Carmelo Anthony did not take
00:01:39.300the witness stand to testify. So now we need to focus on what happens next. This morning
00:01:44.480will be those closing arguments for the state and for the defense with the burden of proof
00:01:48.680resting on the prosecution with respect to charlie kirk have you all taken any position since charlie
00:01:55.720kirk to where we unequivocally condemned the murder of charlie kirk what about the listing
00:04:11.860What could possess them to want to talk about this, you might ask.
00:04:17.880Here we have a video of a migrant attempting to behead this Belfast man there in the street when a group of heroes run up, get him off before police can even respond.
00:04:36.120A group of heroes run up and save his life.
00:04:38.940there's an invasion in your own lands for ireland for the uk for europe for the entire west
00:04:49.020understand what time it is understand what part of the movie you're in i don't care what names
00:04:57.460you call us i don't care what labels you write i don't care what hit pieces you want to put up
00:05:03.100in any newspaper. You got SPLC. The SPLC won't even take Charlie Kirk's name off of their hate
00:05:10.460map after he was shot and killed. So Charlie Kirk was shot and killed because of the lies of the
00:05:16.320SPLC, but they won't take him off. They won't take him off the list. Why? Because what did
00:05:22.940Charlie do? He spoke the truth and he didn't care. So I don't care either. I don't care about your
00:05:29.700labels. I don't care about your narrative. You could shove it. They're chopping heads off in
00:05:36.220the street. They're killing sons. They're raping daughters. It has to stop. And enough is enough.1.00
00:05:46.320We need full on remigration, not just mass deportations, remigration.0.96
00:05:54.440And I'm not talking just illegals. I'm talking about all these programs, all these specialists
00:05:59.360travel this work at the Haitians, but get them out, get them all out. We don't want them here.1.00
00:06:04.820We don't need them here. We never needed them here. We never needed them here at all.
00:06:11.160And it has to stop. The blood is running in the streets. I'm not even going to sit there. I don't
00:06:19.940even want to have a conversation. I don't even want to have a conversation about, oh, this was
00:06:23.820done because then there was this just it's enough enough is enough is enough
00:06:29.580you can only push a people so far before they respond and it's time to respond their time to
00:06:41.380respond is now this is time for the cold rage that nigel farage was talking about now is the
00:06:49.680time for people to stand up to these anti-whites, to stand up for your families, stand up for your0.58
00:06:56.080towns, stand up for your neighborhood, stand up for your country, stand up for your nation
00:07:00.140and say, we're done. We're completely done. And it's time for a response.
00:09:32.700it was number three it was number three on amazon right because they they won't even take i know
00:09:38.840you're talking about they won't even take orders for it until they get it in stock which is actually
00:09:42.260very annoying and i've run into that before as well yes but i mean people can get it anywhere
00:09:46.900else but the good news is it has been selling like crazy i know the president's uh endorsement
00:09:52.840had something to do with that but you know i've just been talking about it everywhere i'm excited
00:09:57.580about it very excited about it jack and it fits into the narrative of what you were just talking
00:10:02.580about. When I wrote this book, my goal was just to write a kind of a galloping, wonderful history
00:10:09.040of the birth of America. What happened 250 years ago? There's not one volume where you can just
00:10:13.420say, here, read this. This is the whole story, you know, from the run up to Lexington Concord
00:10:17.680and the whole war. How did it happen? What are the stories? Who are the heroes? That was my goal
00:10:22.520in writing the book. And that's what I started to do. But in the course of writing it, people kept
00:10:28.100saying oh you're writing a book on the revolution what's your angle and i said i have no angle i'm
00:10:32.780just going to tell the story because frankly americans need to know the story most of us
00:10:36.080have forgotten it whatever we need to know this this is not optional this is on the test every
00:10:41.540american needs to know this so that's why i'm writing the book but in the course of writing it
00:10:45.340over and over and over again i saw things i said how come we don't all know this and the bottom
00:10:53.440line is the christian roots of the founding of the united states of america are everywhere they are
00:11:01.280inescapable every single person involved the the including the ones we think weren't so christian
00:11:08.320every one of them got the narrative we are declaring independence from an earthly king
00:11:14.880and we are declaring our dependence on the king of kings that's the only way this can succeed all the
00:11:22.080founders understood that this, you know, the Constitution, this way of doing things cannot
00:11:26.800work unless people are moral and religious. They all got that. And so the reason the American
00:11:32.020Revolution succeeded and the French Revolution dramatically did not succeed and ends in a
00:11:37.140bloodbath that replaces a king with a dictator emperor is because we looked directly to God.
00:11:43.780That is so inescapable that it just made me crazy as I'm doing the research. I thought,
00:11:48.120how come every American doesn't know this? This is not a Christian point of view.0.99
00:11:51.580This is history. Every single one of the players involved in the story understood this narrative, understood the only way we could possibly even hope to succeed is by looking to God in everything, by trying to do what he's calling us to do.
00:12:06.340So that overwhelmingly becomes at the heart of the book, even though that's not, you know, sort of what the book's about.
00:12:13.440The book is just this great story. But if you read it, you're going to wonder, how have I not known this?
00:12:19.160And of course, you haven't known it because they haven't taught it in schools.
00:17:13.000I mean, look, growing up in the Philadelphia region, every field trip was Valley Forge or Independence Hall or the Franklin Institute.
00:17:22.780And you're just you're inundated with it. It's just all around you.
00:17:26.140And so people say, you know, you know, Sobek, you know, where'd you where'd you get all this stuff?
00:17:29.840I said, I just I thought this was what we all learned as kids.
00:17:32.860I thought this is how we were supposed to live.
00:17:35.000I thought this was what it meant to be an American.
00:17:37.360And then you get to college and all the rest.
00:17:39.140You see that you see that it's not quite such it's not quite so.
00:17:43.000And I said, oh, gosh, I guess I'm the only one who actually, you know, believed it and actually thought that we should probably continue the project that these great men put forward.
00:17:53.220And, you know, we talk about, you know, I've said it before again and again, but my my wife and I, we we got engaged at Valley Forge.
00:18:01.660We had our wedding in a church right next right next to Valley Forge, right in Washington Chapel.
00:18:07.000So, I mean, this is something that my parents also got married in a church.
00:18:12.400Yeah, church, church down the road. Wow. Church down my parents. So my parents got married, met, met at Valley Forge, married in a church down the road from where we got married.
00:18:21.780So it's just always been something that's been very, very personal for us and a huge part of our personal story that we always felt was tied to the legacy of the founders and always thought was tied to the legacy of those first veterans, those veterans who, if not for them going through that winter and going through those dark moments when they didn't have boots or money or food in many cases and said, you know what?
00:18:50.680we're going to keep going anyway, even though we've lost New York and Boston and Philadelphia
00:18:54.940and all the rest of it. We're going to keep going, and maybe we'll even cross the river
00:18:58.580on Christmas night because we think that we are actually doing the right thing with God's
00:19:04.680providence. Hold on right back. New book out by Eric Metaxas, Revolution. Incredible,
00:21:00.440We're on with Eric Metaxas, his new book, Revolution.
00:21:03.300I love this book because what you're doing is fighting back against an entire culture
00:21:08.800that's calling upon us to hate our country, to hate our history, to say America's 250th.
00:21:14.260oh, it's, you know, it's a mixed bag. You know, it's there's there's so much stuff that was bad
00:21:19.600and stuff that we're working on. This, of course, is the progressive narrative. What you're doing
00:21:24.060is going back and saying, no, no, it's not true. It's not true at all. It's always been an
00:21:29.600incredible revolution, a revolution for freedom, a revolution for God, a revolution in the history
00:21:35.740of man. And in fact, we should embrace the American Revolution and the founding fathers.
00:21:41.240This is why, by the way, you go to places like Monticello that have been totally captured by the cultural Marxists, that they will sit there and do everything they can to undercut Thomas Jefferson's legacy.
00:21:53.780And I, you know, we were at Mount Vernon recently, and I was kind of kind of comparing notes for between there and Monticello, sort of keep looking at it all with a critical eye.
00:22:02.540They're still pretty good at Mount Vernon, but I'm keeping an eye on America.
00:24:20.720We used to have a country of people who knew that and who rejoiced in that, in the nobility of that, the ideas that formed this country.
00:24:29.200And I think we have a lot of people that they're simply unaware of it and or we've forgotten it.
00:24:33.720And I again, I wrote the book, you know, I wanted to be kind of a fun telling of it.
00:24:38.380But we do kind of need to know this. This is not extra credit.
00:24:41.980Every American needs to know this stuff.
00:24:44.320And Eric, I wish, you know, I wish that I could take this book and maybe I'll have to contact Bill Pulte and have him get it disseminated throughout the intelligence ranks.
00:24:53.780Because when I joined the intelligence community as a military intelligence officer in the Navy, you know, for me, Nathan Hale was a role model, an inspiration.
00:25:02.180Someone did he, you know, infiltrates occupied New York City, goes up against the British lines.
00:25:08.180He had, you know, he's passing the letters, getting the intelligence, ends up getting
00:30:26.620everything that's on the sea above it and underneath it too so yeah it's really an amazing
00:30:32.860situation no it's it's it's amazing but at the same time we do have to talk about the fact that
00:30:38.620iran did make this strike the iran did and the president has acknowledged of course you know
00:30:44.340people pointed out that the president could have uh could have said it was a training accident
00:30:47.820could have said it was a malfunction he's coming out now and saying that yes in fact it was the
00:30:52.540Iranians that did this? What does that mean for the strategic calculus going forward?
00:30:58.300Look, you know, I had a similar discussion yesterday with Oren McIntyre. And what it
00:31:02.160comes down to, man, is, look, Trump wants to get a peace deal, not only because it's the right
00:31:06.840thing to do, but also just, I mean, even out of political self-interest. So I think something's
00:31:11.840got to give here, either, you know, the Iranians see the light, or we might not start hammering1.00
00:31:18.180them again. And this is just me sharing my personal opinion is once that leadership has
00:31:24.260personal consequences imposed on them, or the threat of that, you know, and what I mean by0.77
00:31:28.960that is that, you know, we took out the entire Iranian government's upper echelon. And now a lot0.98
00:31:35.620of the middle echelon folks are now in these senior jobs. And some of those folks who now
00:31:40.800just are newly promoted due to attrition, like might like their new positions. And they probably
00:31:47.720also uh enjoy their you know they value their lives so i imagine that uh if they keep this up
00:31:55.180that something bad is going to happen to a lot of people and it won't necessarily be
00:31:58.840bridges and infrastructure and like that it could be very well could be but uh i think more likely0.96
00:32:04.200is we're just going to start killing them and then it's like okay you're dead now all right who else0.90
00:32:09.820wants to come up and say that they don't want to pee steel and that could happen well and there0.95
00:32:13.700There certainly have been, you know, there certainly have been a number of rumors flying around about either IRGC commanders or potentially even Supreme Leader as well being targeted.
00:32:23.600And and one of the things that I keep hearing from administration officials and others is that it's what we're really seeing now is a split between the the leadership, the hardliners who, you know, predominantly in the IRGC who are making these attacks, trying to derail the peace process.
00:32:42.800And then you've got moderates and pragmatists in more the religious side and even the civilian side, of course, who are saying, hey, we want this deal because we want to stay in place and we don't want to get unalived.
00:32:55.540I mean, it could be targeting those IRGC commanders because there are, you know, obviously, you know, command and control has been wildly fractured.
00:33:02.880And I'm willing to bet that there are elements within the IRGC, especially along the coastline, that doesn't have great communications with Tehran.
00:33:11.060and they might just be smiling and nodding to whatever tehran says and just doing their own
00:33:16.260thing i mean keep in mind i mean we had japanese soldiers still fighting in the philippines and
00:33:20.080guam for what 20 30 years right so i mean it's not quite that extreme of a scenario but i mean
00:33:26.040it could be some people who said we we really don't care what uh what this new puppet government
00:33:30.160says we're going to keep fighting the the you know the great satan or whatever you know what i mean
00:33:34.500so that's how the irjc recruits they recruit for the people who are most loyal who are
00:33:41.040are most committed to the revolution, who are most committed to their form of Islam.
00:33:55.480They're not there to defend the Iranian economy.
00:33:57.400They're not there to defend the oil.0.69
00:33:58.920They're there to defend the Islamic revolution and to keep it going at all costs.0.96
00:34:04.340That means the regime itself and anything they have to do, like mining the straight,0.83
00:34:08.160which, of course, the you know, the the economic guys don't want.
00:34:11.400They're more than happy to do so because it keeps the regime in place.
00:34:15.020Yeah, that's very true, man. We'll see what happens.
00:34:17.820But I think something's going to give here eventually.
00:34:20.360So, Tom, just kind of switching gears on that President Trump, of course, shaking up the national security team.
00:34:25.740We know that Tulsi Gabbard, it's her last last month as DNI.
00:34:29.880Bill Pulte, someone that I know that you have interacted with on Twitter for years, who has been a student of Scott Adams as well as a businessman in his own right.
00:34:40.140What do you think it means that having a businessman come in with President Trump being a businessman himself, coming into the national security space?
00:34:48.300A lot of people saying, oh, there's no experience, but President Trump pointing out that, yeah, you said the same thing about me.
00:35:26.000And frankly, I even knew personally, some of the retired four stars on there, one of them was an old family friend. And I saw him like, yeah, of course, you'd say that. Yeah, I'm not surprised at all. Because frankly, it's a lot of the business as usual deep state types that were so hell bent on making sure one of their own are there.
00:35:43.100And keep in mind, Jack, is that, you know, maybe your audience doesn't really aware of this, but what is the real purpose of ODNI, the Director of National Intelligence?
00:35:51.540I know you know, but, you know, is that for your audience, though, is that it was created after 9-11 because of intelligence failures.
00:35:58.180You know, we arguably could have prevented 9-11 had the CIA and the FBI been sharing information.
00:36:03.480The purpose of DNI, of ODNI, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, is to be a clearinghouse for information, right?
00:36:11.000The CIA, FBI, and the other, what, 14 or 15 or other intelligence agencies feed all their information there.
00:36:19.160That information is synthesized, processed, disseminated out properly.
00:36:44.800And here's here's the way I look at it, too, is you want someone who isn't familiar with the right way of doing things because they're not beholden to the process.
00:36:53.080They're not someone who's come through the process.
00:36:55.040That was the whole reason that so many people got behind President Trump in the first place, because the process had gotten stilted, had gotten stale, and they wanted to bring in a disruptor.
00:37:05.640My whole point was with with Bill, the bulldog, Pulte, that's exactly what President Trump is signaling here, that he wants to say to say we're going to disrupt the process.
00:37:15.560we're going to have someone go and look at every single way that the intelligence cycle is done
00:37:20.420from the collections all the way on the ground, all the way up to the president's daily brief
00:37:24.700to figure out what can we do to make this better.
00:37:27.860And by the way, they're doing it at a time of active military operations.
00:37:31.960And this Apache shootdown certainly speaks to that.
00:37:35.420That's why it is not appropriate for the United States Senate to be playing games with his appointments right now.
00:42:50.020On the other side, we're seeing a little bit of a pessimism from CEOs and small to medium-sized businesses because, let's face it, those are the ones that are being impacted with the short-term inflation.
00:43:01.940Tomorrow, we're going to get the data for inflation.
00:43:05.100Look, it is expected that inflation is going to get higher slightly.
00:43:27.180We know that oil prices drove inflation numbers higher because before the war, the math was on the right trajectory.
00:43:35.220Wages were growing faster than inflation.
00:43:37.600But because of this blip on the data, it's affecting inflation.
00:43:41.560So short term, we're expecting that the Federal Reserve will keep the interest rate as is.
00:43:47.640Once they reevaluate how to look at inflation, there will be a lot more case to lower interest rates as President Trump wanted at the beginning of the year.
00:43:57.940So that's coming in now with with WARS taking the reins over the Federal Reserve.
00:44:02.660Do you then think that they're going to be able to pair that in?
00:44:05.260Because obviously the president's looking at this.
00:44:07.220We know the Fed's also going to be looking at, of course, at the trading, you know, at the currency trading out there.
00:44:13.240They're going to want to stretch the dollar as much as they can.
00:44:16.660But at the same time, they know that they're still fighting this fight against inflation.
00:44:22.560Absolutely. Historically, the way they used to fight against inflation is to raise interest rates.
00:44:27.920If they do that, that's going to break the economy.
00:44:30.480And we know that that's there's a very minimal chance of doing that.
00:44:34.720That's why we got to get inflation under control.
00:44:57.560Short term, we're going to get some relief, folks.
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00:46:38.860Alex, thanks so much for joining us yet again.
00:46:43.800And, folks, now we are getting breaking news out of Texas where just a few moments ago we were told that the Carmelo Anthony trial, which, of course, is regarding the stabbing death of Austin Metcalf, we're told that the verdict is in, that deliberations only took place for less than three hours.
00:47:09.020The jury has now begun returning, according to NBC5 out of Dallas, the jury has begun returning to the courtroom with a verdict.
00:47:18.960The verdict is expected to be read momentarily.
00:47:22.460Now, of course, as we know, there is no live stream.
00:47:35.060The jury is now coming in where they are going to be seated.
00:47:38.840We're also told that Carmelo Anthony's parents were seen leaving the courtroom in tears just moments before the jury went to deliberate.
00:47:48.880So we don't know if they've been told something, if they have heard something.
00:47:52.960Typically in these cases, you don't know the verdict until it is actually read by the jury foreman down there in Frisco, Texas.
00:48:01.140And let's remind folks that this all goes back to that rainy afternoon at a track meet where Carmelo Anthony was asked, and we're told, according to the witnesses, 15 times, 15 times to please leave, that you don't go into another team's tent, that you don't sit under that, that you don't bother rival teams when you're at a track meet or any sporting event.
00:48:29.760he did not do so there was testimony that austin metcalf gave him a a shove or a tap
00:48:36.220on the shoulder asking him to get up but during that time criminal anthony said touch me and see
00:48:42.960what happens it was seen rummaging through his school bag and also one of the to my mind most
00:48:53.000shocking pieces of information that's come out in all of this is the autopsy and in that autopsy
00:48:59.180medical examiner dr elizabeth ventura and i want to read this told jurors that the knifing left
00:49:06.460metcalf with a gaping two inch wound and that the knife went so deep that it pierced the bone of his
00:49:13.820chest and the right side of his heart now i'm not on the jury you know i i haven't sat through
00:49:22.740the trial because we couldn't if it wasn't live streamed but to me that level of force
00:49:30.220speaks to intent that that level of force that you may be using for uh that doesn't seem like
00:49:39.500defense that seems like an attempt to kill if you're going to to chop to slice to stab at
00:49:46.540someone that hard. That's not a defensive gesture. No, that's murder. That's a murder gesture. So
00:49:54.060of course we have to, that's all the time we have. I want to thank Real America's Voice for
00:49:58.300giving me a couple extra minutes here to talk about the breaking news. And of course, I'm sure
00:50:03.860Real America's Voice will be back with that verdict as soon as it comes in.
00:50:07.500Jack Posobiec, ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay ashore.