What happens when the Fourth Turning meets 5th Generation Warfare? A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran, Jack Posoe talks about the latest on the Ukraine situation and why the days of the United States sending unlimited taxpayer dollars to defend Ukraine are over.
00:01:11.760We're very pleased with where we are right now.
00:01:14.280We're collecting about $5 billion in tariffs a week, and the numbers are going up.
00:01:20.480We've collected over $100 billion in tariffs since President Trump took office.
00:01:25.940The dairy industry has now made a commitment to get rid of all dyes by the end of 2026.
00:01:34.300And some of them are already taking action.
00:01:36.600Some of them are already gotten rid of the dyes.
00:01:38.180We now have, with this contribution, with this commitment, we now have about 40 percent of the food industry that's already made that commitment.
00:01:46.240And 35 percent of the food industry was already, had already gotten rid of the dyes.
00:01:53.240The days of the United States sending unlimited taxpayer dollars to defend Ukraine are over.
00:01:59.180President Trump has made a very smart decision and an agreement with NATO, which says Europe and Canada will pay for the weapons.
00:02:09.860The United States will manufacture them.
00:02:11.780They're very unhappy I am with Russia.
00:02:14.980We're going to be doing very severe tariffs if we don't have a deal in 50 days.
00:02:21.120Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily.
00:02:27.500Today is July 15th, 2025, Anno Domini.
00:02:33.380Folks, ton of information and news coming out of the White House over the last, really, 24 hours.
00:02:41.640One of the biggest ones, of course, being this idea of new weapons packages for Ukraine.
00:02:48.580And so what I wanted to do is get in here for a little bit right off the start and talk about the situation report or give a sit rep on what's going on in Ukraine.
00:03:03.720We're going to get to that in just a little bit.
00:03:06.120But looking at Ukraine right now, specifically on the specifically on the ground, when you look at the map, the real question is what will change?
00:03:18.900What has occurred in this, what we've called the lava advance of the Russian military forces in those eastern-speaking provinces, particularly with a few breakouts?
00:03:29.700And the question on a lot of analysts' hands is, well, heads, is that will this change anything strategically for Russia?
00:03:38.420Of course, we're seeing the Russian armed forces.
00:03:40.440Because they are beginning, they're continuing this strategy.
00:03:43.900They're continuing this strategy of what I've called it the lava advance.
00:03:47.780Others have called it the lava advance.
00:03:50.760So war of attrition means you steadily grind down the forces of the other side while continuing your advance, breaking out where you're able to.
00:23:57.900You know, we have an incredible thing.
00:23:59.080We're always talking about the fake news and the bad.
00:24:01.600But we have guys, and these are the guys who should be getting politicians.
00:24:07.240All right, Jack Posobiec, here we are, live Human Events Daily.
00:24:10.760Now, folks, we are waiting for President Trump to begin that AI conference up there in Pittsburgh.
00:24:15.820But while we do, I have a couple more interviews that we snagged while on the sidelines of Turning Point Student Action Summit down in Tampa
00:24:23.700and was very honored to actually sit down with Senator Bernie Moreno of the great state of Idaho.
00:24:30.960Oh, excuse me, the great state of Ohio.
00:27:07.960And to make it even worse, these sanctuary cities, when they arrest an illegal, rather than saying, hey, this guy's in our jail, come get him, so that one person can go get that one criminal, they would set that person free.
00:27:19.860So now you need a team of people and cars and backup and investigations to go get that one person.
00:27:27.280Well, and when you take out, and that's the ICE detainer, when you take that out of the system, what you're doing is you're drastically increasing the risk to those agents, and quite frankly, possibly to anyone else in the community where they might be living.
00:27:41.240Because you don't know if someone's going to be armed.
00:27:44.140You don't know, in many cases, they are.
00:27:45.880You don't know what is going to be facing those agents.
00:27:48.820And we just saw a couple of days ago here in Los Angeles where they were taking shots at ICE agents conducting an enforcement activity.
00:27:56.820So it's so much safer, by the way, even for the individual being detained in a situation like that, than to put them in another situation.
00:28:05.700And yet these sanctuary cities, which, and by the way, my hometown was turned into a sanctuary city in Pennsylvania years ago, and it's just completely been lost.
00:28:16.580So I see what this does to towns, but it's also something where you're seeing the effect on the officers as well.
00:28:23.040Yeah, and let me just, we have to remember why this matters so much.
00:28:26.440It's not just that you have people that broke into our country.
00:28:28.680That is offensive enough, but it's driven up our home prices, driven up our car prices, our insurance prices, made our cities dangerous, and it lowered drastically American wages.
00:28:39.600So what we've got to do is also remember that human trafficking, sex trafficking, child trafficking, and drug trafficking, or money laundering, is now all one criminal enterprise.
00:28:51.140That's hiding behind front companies and what looks to be legitimate businesses.
00:28:56.960That's really hard for ICE to go after.
00:29:14.120Imagine if I was on your show last year, a year ago, and said President Trump is going to get it so that not one human being is released into America.
00:30:28.460Well, also, by the way, as somebody who's a legal immigrant to this country from South America, imagine they say, well, who's going to pick our crops?
00:30:36.520That's the same argument that was made during slavery, Jack.
00:30:54.900Ironically, we're the party that protects workers' rights, American workers' ability to earn an income.
00:31:01.260But when you're competing with people who are willing to basically get starvation wages, that's not what we don't want to turn America into that.
00:31:08.300So, look, this is the dirty little secret of the Democrats.
00:31:10.620They wanted cheap labor for their multimillionaire donors.
00:32:28.220If you can bring a bunch of illegals here that will work for starvation labor and then hand those people off to the taxpayer and say, you take care of them.
00:36:38.720In Biden land and Democrats, you could get a check for $7,500 from the federal government if you leased an electric Porsche, an electric Rolls Royce.
00:36:52.960$7,500 for somebody who leased a $600,000 Rolls Royce.
00:36:56.900This is now $7,500 for working Americans that, due to Democrat policies over the last four years, couldn't afford to go out to eat, couldn't afford groceries, couldn't afford rent, couldn't afford a car.
00:38:01.260So that was our sit down with Senator Bernie Moreno.
00:38:05.240And I really do want to point out something that Senator Moreno said there.
00:38:09.320Look, Ohio is, well, they're not a border state unless you consider their, you know, water border with Canada across the Great Lakes.
00:38:18.900But he pointed out that even in a state like that, even in a state like Ohio that's so far away from the southern border, illegal immigration is still a massive issue for them.
00:38:29.120And 5,000, only 5,000 ICE agents nationwide, smaller than the police force of major cities, smaller than the Capitol Police Force, was all they had for the deportation operations for 20 million, at least 20 million people.
00:39:27.540And that's what's so great about doing events like this, where you can actually get people together and realize that we all share these interests and we're all working on different aspects, but getting towards the same goal.
00:39:37.260Yes, and it's great to be in Tampa and at Turning Point with all these excited, patriotic young people.
00:39:58.040I want to, you know, we have you on talking about school choice so much.
00:40:00.700This Supreme Court case that just came down regarding, which really opts into a sort of educational choice element regarding LGBT studies.
00:40:12.180Tell us, how big of a victory is this?
00:40:14.960Well, the Mahmood case, the one that you're referring to, now allows parents to opt their children out of objectionable content in the schools.
00:40:23.280It's shocking that it even had to go to the Supreme Court, but they made the right decision in allowing these parents for religious purposes to opt their children out of what was LGBTQ content in reading lessons.
00:40:35.260It wasn't a separate health lesson, but it was infusing this ideology throughout the core curriculum.
00:41:02.280We're saying that they wanted their children to be able to opt out from those lessons.
00:41:06.300I say this is actually a bigger issue, and it does give rise to what I think will ultimately be a Supreme Court case.
00:41:13.560If a parent can opt out of individual lessons because it doesn't align with their ideology or their religious beliefs or their values at home, why can't they opt out of the entire system, which we know is completely infused with left-wing ideology and anti-religious bias?
00:41:29.740So is there any language in this ruling and in this opinion that would lend itself towards that?
00:41:43.460However, it does make sense, and I think we can very easily demonstrate that teachers, when they are off script or through, if you look at what the teachers' union does in their trainings, it is absolutely infused with political and left-wing ideology.
00:41:58.360And I know there are a lot of parents that are concerned that it's not just in the curriculum, but it's actually normalized in public schools, this left-wing bias, the LGBTQ, the gender ideology, and so many parents now are demanding the ability to opt out, but not just to opt out, but be able to take those funds with them and choose the education that they believe is fit for their child.
00:42:19.200It goes all the way back down to the teacher schools, because I always tell people, you're worried about the schools, but it comes down to, all right, think about it.
00:42:28.440When you were in college, who were the people that you knew that were going to teaching school?
00:42:33.900It was always the far lefties that you knew, the lefties of lefties.
00:42:37.180Those were the ones that were going up to be teachers.
00:42:39.840This is an issue, by the way, that I think at some point we're going to have to address on the right, because we need some kind of response to that.
00:42:49.200That's why in the schools that I have started, several classical schools here in Florida and states around the country, we do not hire graduates from teacher colleges.
00:42:59.020For the most part, we hire math majors, science majors, history majors, English majors, and then we put them through a training program that helps them to teach in a classroom.
00:43:08.460But I would much rather, even as a parent, have someone who is seeped in content expertise and then teach them how to teach that passion of theirs, if they're passionate about history, rather than someone who's been indoctrinated through a teacher college and really doesn't even know mathematics themselves to teach my children.
00:43:23.800It hasn't worked in the public schools, obviously.
00:43:25.600Only a third of our children in America are reading and doing mathematics proficiently.
00:43:31.640We can start there, like you said, with where we're sourcing our teachers.
00:43:34.360But next up, and thanks to the one big, beautiful bill, we're taking a huge step on being able to enact school choice across the country and bring free market competition so that parents are going to have multiple high-quality options to choose from.
00:43:47.360It's funny you mention about students in this country because, so my wife comes from Eastern Europe originally, and she kind of started her degree there, but then she finished it here, and she had a gap, et cetera, not to get into all of it.
00:44:00.740But some of the credits didn't transfer over, so she had to take some American math classes at the college level.
00:44:06.940And she goes into the class because she's got to get the credit, and she goes in, and she comes to me and she says,
00:44:12.260Hey, sweetheart, this is what you're teaching at a college level?
00:44:16.600She said, back home in Eastern Europe, this is what we teach to freshman high schoolers.
00:44:21.620This is, you know, not kids, but this is basic stuff.
00:44:29.620It's why dual enrollment is so popular because high-performing high school students were actually outsourcing high school math to the community colleges and to the universities,
00:44:38.460allowing them to dual enroll and get college credit because the high school mathematics courses are not challenging enough for our brightest students,
00:44:45.540and they have to move on and do college work.
00:44:47.720But that college work is, as you said, more like high school level, what our children should be learning in high school, and they're not.
00:44:54.160Unfortunately, even in grade levels like 10th grade level mathematics, our students are not at a 10th grade level when they graduate high school.
00:45:03.640When we talk about our test scores, we're usually testing at a 10th grade level, not a 12th grade level, where we say a third of our students are doing math proficiently.
00:45:22.880And that's why we have to completely reform the system.
00:45:25.220I mean, people say that I want to destroy public education because I promote school choice and I promote the ability to vote with your feet and take a funding with you.
00:45:33.640And I say I'm not trying to actually destroy public education, but I am trying to destroy the monopoly that the government enjoys in public education because the monopoly is what is lowering the quality for everyone.
00:45:54.680So thanks to President Trump, the school choice president, we're going to have a lot more opportunity for that in the future.
00:45:59.880Erica Donalds, where can people go to follow you?
00:46:01.480At Erica Donalds, Erica with a K, no C.
00:46:05.080On Twitter, on all social media and ericadonalds.com if you want to get in touch with me.
00:46:10.280But definitely follow what we're doing because there are a lot of great wins, especially in the Trump administration, that are empowering parents to choose the education that's best for their children.