Jack Posobiec and Will Chamberlain join host Jack to discuss the latest on the latest in the Biden vs. Trump debate, and why the VP debate is the best chance for Biden to redeem himself in front of the entire world. Plus, a new piece of legislation that would force only American citizens to vote in federal elections.
00:00:50.780Where's Hunter? Remember the sign? Where's Hunter?
00:00:53.900Where's Hunter? He's in the White House.
00:00:56.920Hunter is in the White House running government right now.
00:00:59.860They say he picked Kamala Harris as his vice president.
00:01:04.860If Joe had picked someone even halfway competent, they would have bounced him from office years ago.
00:01:10.420Does he have your support to be the head of the Democrats again?
00:01:13.020As long as the president had the president, it's up to the president.
00:01:16.360I want him to do whatever he decides to do.
00:01:18.800So tonight, I'm officially offering Joe the chance to redeem himself in front of the entire world.
00:01:26.040Let's do another debate this week so that sleepy Joe Biden can prove to everyone all over the world that he has what it takes to be president.
00:01:35.940But this time, it will be man-to-man, no moderators, no holds barred.
00:01:41.640Just name the place, anytime, anywhere.
00:01:45.000Facing intense scrutiny with no room for error, President Biden is both candidate and commander-in-chief welcoming world leaders to Washington.
00:01:52.820With a clear and forceful address Tuesday touting the NATO alliance as more powerful than ever.
00:04:07.740But it's just quite obvious that federal law should obviously mandate proof of citizenship.
00:04:11.980You have to provide proof of citizenship to get a job in this country.
00:04:14.560Every time you start a new job, you fill out an I-9, give them your passport or some other proof of your citizenship.
00:04:20.180So you should have to do that to vote, too.
00:04:21.600So we can make sure that you're a citizen if you're actually voting in our federal elections.
00:04:25.500And so we had Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene on yesterday, and she was talking about this.
00:04:31.060And I mentioned this as well in my NACON speech earlier this morning, that this is something that we'd love to see House Republicans actually dig their heels in on.
00:04:41.980This is something where you've got the power of the purse.
00:04:55.020Like, they obviously have the ability to shut down the government over this.
00:04:57.920I think it's a pretty persuasive case that if there's anything you're going to shut down the government over, it's ensuring that only American citizens vote in our elections.
00:05:05.080I mean, and I'm sure that American people would agree it's probably an 80-20 issue at least.
00:05:09.100I mean, I'm sure there's some hardcore Democrats that really hope that non-citizens vote in this election.
00:05:13.140But most Americans, I think, have the right view.
00:05:15.020And so this is something that you and Mike Davis over at the Article 3 Project are actually putting a program forward to help people get this across the finish line.
00:05:25.540And so we've got just a couple of seconds here until the break, but I want people to understand this.
00:05:30.000I mean, we won't have an election if we, you know, or, you know, all of the stuff about, is Biden going to be in the ballot?
00:05:37.060Who's going to be Trump's running mate?
00:05:38.620He's collapsing, et cetera, et cetera.
00:05:51.920Jack Posobiec, Will Chamberlain, live, Human Events Daily, Washington, D.C.
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00:08:22.520Will Chamberlain from the Article III project is here.
00:08:25.240It's actually A3P Action that's running this site.
00:08:31.000So we see the SAVE Act, and it seems like something, as you say, it should be an 80-20 issue that we don't want.
00:08:37.700And I love when they, you know, illegal immigrants, as we should call them, but do you remember when they were saying undocumented and they were saying undocumented, you know, immigrants, et cetera?
00:08:47.400Well, that's actually not a misnomer because they are documented, or it is a misnomer because they are documented.
00:08:54.180They're documented citizens of their countries.
00:08:56.800So if I were to just take up, you know, take up residence in China or Russia or Iran or India or anywhere in the world, you can't just, well, not China doesn't have elections,
00:09:50.140People get out there, contact their congresspeople.
00:09:52.800You should take a look at the A3P Action website.
00:09:55.820We make it extremely easy with a few clicks just to email your congresspeople and tell them what you think and what you think they should do.
00:10:01.620And so when I look at these committees out there and I see, you know, Jim Jordan's got the Weaponization Committee.
00:10:09.060And it's just something where I'm like, shouldn't we be investigating how it is that illegal aliens are voting?
00:10:14.880Wouldn't that be something perfectly reasonable to use the Weaponization Committee for?
00:10:20.040And I understand that they're holding some hearings today and they're, you know, getting some traction.
00:10:24.440They're having a little bit of fun on certain things, but also looking at advertisers and different.
00:10:29.540But, guys, we are, what, 117 days away from an election.
00:10:35.120And as conservative Treehouse and others have pointed out, that once these guys get into the country and they start getting driver's licenses,
00:10:41.120then you go up to, like, my home state of Pennsylvania where Josh Shapiro has enacted universal motor voter,
00:10:47.040which means when you sign up for a driver's license, you're automatically registered to vote.
00:10:51.940And there's, and, Will, is there a verification check to make sure someone's a citizen other than, oh, I don't know, the honor system?
00:11:03.860And, you know, one of the things Democrats like to make this argument about how it's just too hard to get, provide proof of citizenship to be able to vote.
00:11:11.580The same way they said it's, oh, it's too hard to have a driver's license even to be able to vote.
00:11:15.260But, well, you know, maybe you should take all that money that you're drown all your nonprofits in, all this advocacy money,
00:11:21.460and put some of it towards helping people who don't currently have identification get that identification if they are indeed American citizens.
00:11:27.480That would be a very virtuous use of all your, you know, your political dollars.
00:11:31.560I mean, think about how hard, I mean, if you can't get on a plane to that NID, that seems like a problem that you should have fixed if you can't.
00:11:37.940I mean, so people should really, I think Democrats are just absolutely ridiculous on this issue.
00:11:42.360Why is it then, I mean, it's tempting to say that they're just saying that because they want illegals to vote.
00:11:48.600Do you really think this is something that's become a third rail for them?
00:11:52.680I think that, I think there is a deep fear of them losing power to the right and that they don't actually hold the influence over most American citizens.
00:12:01.120And so I think this is part of their long-term plan.
00:12:03.000You saw that article in Axios about Democrats mobilizing full force against the possibility of passing a law that says only American citizens can vote.
00:12:12.760You know, just why are you so motivated about this particular issue?
00:12:16.080What is it about your political strategy that means that this is a deal breaker?
00:12:20.960Yeah, you know, it's not like, and I saw someone, I forgot who was tweeting, but they said, you know, you don't see them mobilizing full force to, oh, I don't know, protect the southern border.
00:12:29.600Or even, even just one of their own topics, like provide health care or get education out there for people.
00:12:36.820It's full force when it comes to making sure that illegal aliens.
00:12:41.200And then Joe Biden, who is sitting up there and he's now, I always have to kind of couch this when I say it because, so the White House has said that the White House will be vetoing the legislation if it passes.
00:12:53.760And this is another issue, and this is something where I would love to see the weaponization committee get involved because we need the actual investigation to figure out who is in charge of our government right now.
00:13:12.060I mean, we saw just today there was an op-ed from George Clooney saying that the Joe Biden we saw at the debate is the Joe Biden that he saw at the fundraiser that he started.
00:13:36.640And so I think it would be a great opportunity for the House to be increasing the pressure in between the factions of the Democratic Party trying to figure out whether or not this guy's going to stay or go.
00:13:46.080So this is something, and we were getting into a little bit in the cold open, and so Pelosi comes out today with, you know, no makeup on MSNBC.
00:14:51.380Well, and this is how the Democrats act on anything, by the way.
00:14:53.660And on one hand, I kind of wish Republicans were like this a little bit more because the Democrats – you know, like, Joe, it's time to pass the SAVE Act.
00:15:07.380No, and it's – you're going to keep going until they get their way, and that's what it comes down to.
00:15:13.320But Nancy Pelosi – you see, this is the issue that all the Democrat leadership has, and I think it's why you're seeing such a tepid response from them, is because he's dug in like a deer tick.
00:15:22.080They don't actually have any legal mechanism to get rid of him.
00:15:25.280And, oh, by the way, as George Clooney even points out, we already gave him $300 million or whatever it is.
00:15:30.960So he's legally sitting on that in a way that nobody else can, like, claw back.
00:15:48.560I see the same thing going on with Joe Biden.
00:15:50.160I think Pelosi and the other Democrats' only hope is to essentially convince Joe Biden that he already did, in fact, leave the – resign and drop out of the race.
00:15:57.060Because, you know, his cognitive ability is not really there, so maybe he can be just convinced that actually it already happened.
00:16:02.780Or I've heard someone else say that they – you know how they have that, like, separate White House, that, like, fake Oval Office set?
00:16:09.260Just put him over there and tell him that he's still the president.
00:16:13.420And, like, bring in a Trump impersonator and hold another couple of debates and make him think that he's still running and then, you know, actually have him sign off.
00:16:21.600But it goes to your point, though, that it's Jill Biden and Hunter Biden who – and we've said this on Human Events Daily since episode one, by the way.
00:16:29.920And folks, remember the Shade War updates that we used to do?
00:16:32.200That it's always been them that were actually calling the shots.
00:16:38.520You know, I get called a conspiracy theorist for saying it for years, and then all of a sudden the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, they're all saying the exact same thing.
00:16:47.020Right, yeah, your updates are, you know, pointing out something that I don't see very much in the news, which is that the Bidens and Kamala Harris do not like each other.
00:17:01.860They felt like they had to put her in as the VP for identity politics reasons, but that doesn't mean there's any love between those factions.
00:17:08.880And the Bidens know that in the event that they drop out, it's almost certainly going to be Kamala, and I don't think they want that to happen.
00:17:14.580But, Will Chamberlain, we've got about a minute left here in the segment.
00:17:18.160We've got Senator Mike Lee joining us next.
00:17:20.460For the Article III project, where do people go to get more information?
00:17:28.300That's the website where you can go and participate in any number of calls to action.
00:17:33.080With a few clicks, email your congressperson on an issue that matters to you.
00:17:36.180Right now, the primary thing we're pushing is to get your congresspeople to vote the right way on the SAVE Act and get there through the House.
00:19:12.620Well, Senator, we've been talking about the SAVE Act all week.
00:19:14.900We saw President Trump's post, and even for him, I would say, this was a quite vociferous post, quite emphatic post about really pushing on Republicans in the Congress to focus on the SAVE Act.
00:19:32.240Tell me, why was the SAVE Act something that was so on the top of your list of things to focus on?
00:19:38.640The SAVE Act's a top priority for me for one simple reason.
00:19:41.920President Biden has let in an estimated, I don't know, 10, 11, 12 million illegal aliens just in the last three and a half years alone.
00:19:49.300You add that to others already here, the total non-citizen population of the United States estimated at around 30 million.
00:19:56.280So you add that to the fact that under the National Voter Registration Act passed in 1993, as it was interpreted by the Supreme Court of the United States a few years ago, a non-citizen, while non-citizens are currently prohibited from voting in federal elections, a non-citizen may go and apply for a driver's license.
00:20:16.880All 50 states and the District of Columbia will issue a driver's license to a non-citizen.
00:20:23.880And then if they just check a box and sign a paper saying that they're eligible to vote in federal elections, it's on the honor system.
00:20:31.200From that moment forward, they can be registered to vote.
00:20:33.440And here's the thing, because of the way the Supreme Court interpreted that 1993 law, the state officials registering them to vote under the motor voter framework are prohibited from asking them to verify their U.S. citizenship.
00:20:49.780That's a problem, and it's a perfect storm, especially with how President Biden has deliberately added so many non-citizens to our population illegally just in the last few years.
00:20:59.860So that's why we've got to pass the SAVE Act, because the SAVE Act would say you've got to be able to establish your citizenship, prove your U.S. citizenship in order to vote in a federal election, in order to register to vote in a federal election.
00:21:12.900There's no legitimate basis upon which someone could oppose this.
00:21:16.980Now, that being said, I think it's something, and we just had Will Chamberlain from the Article 3 Project on talking about this as well.
00:21:22.780This is something, by the way, which I'm sure would be an 80-20 issue if pulled.
00:21:26.960You always seem to find 20 percent that just don't agree with whatever the question is.
00:21:31.500But when it comes down to it, we've already heard that President Biden or, you know, whoever is actually running the office at the time would plan to veto it.
00:21:40.500The question that comes in for a lot of people is what can Congress do to overcome that?
00:21:47.360OK, first of all, Jack, it's quite a different thing.
00:21:51.720It's one thing for the President of the United States to say, I don't like it, I would veto it.
00:21:58.220It's quite another thing to actually veto it.
00:22:01.620Just think this hypothetical through for a moment.
00:22:04.320If Congress were able to get this passed and it arrived at his desk, you know, months or perhaps even weeks before a federal election,
00:22:15.140is he really going to be prepared to veto that thing?
00:24:30.260Now, obviously, being on the Senate side, do you think that it looks like there would be a possibility for it to pass the Senate?
00:24:37.160OK, look, first, we've got to get it past the House.
00:24:40.260I believe that vote is still taking place sometime today.
00:24:42.860Once it gets past the House, one of the first things that I'm going to do is try to figure out opportunities to get this teed up for a vote,
00:24:49.940to try to pass it by unanimous consent, try to get it teed up by unanimous consent in the Senate.
00:24:55.020And if somebody wants to object to it, I'd love to hear their reasons for why.
00:24:58.640I'd love to have them stand before the American people on the Senate floor and explain, oh, no, we can't.
00:25:12.060I also think once it passes the House, we ought to be looking for what other legislation we might be able to attach the SAVE Act to.
00:25:18.840There are just a few must-pass vehicles, as we call them, bills that are likely to pass this year because we need to, things like a spending bill.
00:25:29.760The current spending period runs out on September 30th.
00:25:32.500I think we ought to look for opportunities to attach the SAVE Act to something like that.
00:25:37.560Well, I think that's perfect because we've seen time and time again where there are opportunities to attach that.
00:25:43.660Look, we understand that federal spending is going to go through at some point.
00:25:46.800But the question is, are we going to use those federal spending packages to get what we want in there or not?
00:25:54.180And this has been a huge criticism, I think, of a lot of people, certainly a lot of our comments when we get it in.
00:25:58.920They say, you know, we're funding NATO.
00:26:02.460We're fully funding all these things over and around the world.
00:26:05.320And we've got, obviously, the NATO summit here in town right now.
00:26:08.160I can't drive anywhere because it's completely under lockdown like it was when Biden was inaugurated.
00:26:13.460But at the same time, the question is, if we're putting all that funding out, why are we not doing any funding, number one, to just simply secure our elections?
00:26:20.500That has no bearing on who wins the election, by the way.
00:26:23.400It's just making sure that it's secure.
00:26:24.860Though, obviously, I think we know it does have a little bit of bearing on who wins the election because it does tilt the scales in one direction.
00:26:31.720But also that we're not even putting up stuff to defend our own border.
00:26:37.420And you've got to remember, in the current Congress, Jack, you cannot pass any substantive legislation, any bill, without the Republican-controlled House of Representatives.
00:26:48.200So if Republicans in the House said, we're not going to pass X, Y, or Z unless the SAVE Act or something like it is attached, it would be the case.
00:26:59.420We are in the minority in the Senate, and yet in this Congress, you can't pass basically any substantive bill without, you know, at least 60 votes.
00:27:10.200Which means that even if Democrats didn't like the idea, Republicans, if they held their ground, 41 Republicans, any 41 senators for that matter.
00:27:19.460But 41 is a number that is a subset of the 49 Republicans we've got in the Senate.
00:27:24.720If 41 stood together and said, we're not going to pass A unless you attach B to it, we could make a difference.
00:27:48.220I did find it interesting last night, though, as President Biden walked onto that stage, he did make it successfully from the side of the stage to the podium.
00:27:55.300So I thought that was a minor victory we should celebrate.
00:28:24.200Their human resources pool has been dwindling.
00:28:27.580They're using older and younger conscripts to fight their war.
00:28:33.040And one of the problems that I've had with this effort and with our approach to funding this proxy war is that there has been no plan for peace.
00:28:45.720There's been no reasonably achievable path toward peace.
00:28:50.040It's been the focus of the aid that's been given to Ukraine.
00:28:53.640And so what we've done is sort of feed the military-industrial complex of the United States under the guise of, gosh, this will be good for jobs in the U.S., while simultaneously contributing to the loss of life in Ukraine and simultaneously not having any clear path toward what we want to achieve and how to bring this thing to a close.
00:29:18.660So it looks like we're funding what's designed to be perhaps a perpetual or a decade-long proxy war against a nuclear power.
00:29:28.280That's really dangerous, and I think it's unwise.
00:29:34.240We used to understand that, and this is why, and, you know, we saw just a couple of weeks ago, Biden comes out and says U.S. missiles will be authorized to strike within the Russian heartland in these border regions next to Ukraine.
00:29:47.480And then, of course, what happens a week later, Russia sends nuclear-tipped subs right off of the coast of Florida.
00:29:54.760I think people need to understand this isn't happening by accident.
00:29:58.500They're sending a message and responding to actions that we are making.
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00:31:18.680I've just seen this report from Poland, Poland's new left-wing government, saying that their new army chief says that Poland must prepare the army for full-scale conflict.
00:31:30.420Now, Poland, of course, is a NATO member.
00:31:37.500It seems as though, you know, I've said this before and I said it yesterday, that it seems as though whether or not Ukraine goes into NATO, it seems that NATO is already inside Ukraine.
00:31:50.680This is a risk of escalation that doesn't really seem to be taken into account when we hear these lofty statements about freedom and democracy and, you know, opposing autocracy from the NATO summit itself.
00:32:03.360Yeah, it's very risky, risky from multiple standpoints.
00:32:08.520First, by funding the proxy war and allowing that war to be perpetuated longer than it might have otherwise been able to last.
00:32:17.660First, we're increasing dramatically the likelihood of it spilling over into NATO allied territory.
00:32:26.340And when that happens, of course, it triggers Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, obligating member states, including the United States, to protect those when they're involved in a war.
00:32:39.380Then meanwhile, you've got people, including a number of my colleagues, Democrats and Republicans, openly calling on us to expand NATO, to either formally bring Ukraine into NATO or at a minimum pass legislation to treat Ukraine as if it were a NATO member state.
00:33:02.160Let me explain why that is so supremely dangerous because of the Article 5 obligation under the North Atlantic Treaty and because Ukraine is already at war with Russia.
00:33:13.800That is tantamount to a declaration of war against Russia, a nuclear armed power.
00:33:21.440This is incredibly dangerous. Now, to be clear, although some of my colleagues take a different approach and they're mistaken on that, we still are required.
00:33:32.980Anytime we go to war, we're supposed to declare war.
00:33:35.800We're supposed to adopt legislation doing that.
00:33:39.820Some of my colleagues take the position that Article 5 of NATO supersedes that and can circumvent that.
00:33:47.300They're wrong. But regardless, it could have the same effect for purposes of provocation of Russia if we were to either incorporate Ukraine into NATO or treat them as if they were a member state of NATO.
00:34:02.720That would be perceived by them as a declaration of war against Russia.
00:34:06.880And that's just an incredibly dangerous, reckless thing to do.
00:34:10.220And, you know, it's funny that you bring up Article 5 and not funny, but it's horrifying in some instances if you're actually considering the implications of that.
00:34:21.120But I recall this was something that I recalled while watching the debate with Joe Biden and President Trump.
00:34:26.820And, of course, everyone's focused and I think rightly so, obviously, on the condition of Joe Biden as a commander in chief.
00:34:31.380Because, again, as we're also talking about escalating this proxy war into a possible further expanded conflict with the Russian state, this is the guy that we have running things or perhaps it's the commander in chief with Dr. Jill.
00:34:44.220I'm not sure. Perhaps after 5 p.m. she takes over.
00:34:46.840But he himself, in the content of his speech, invoked Article 5 over and over and over in the debate.
00:34:57.480And I don't know if people really understood what it was that he was getting at.
00:35:03.200And it seemed to me like in his mind he was almost teasing using Article 5 as a way to put pressure on Trump or something.
00:35:12.420Why do you think he kept bringing it up like that?
00:35:14.100Yeah, I think he wants to normalize the notion that Article 5 somehow authorizes or even obligates us to get into this war in earnest rather than just as a proxy funder of the war.
00:35:27.940And I think that, too, is incredibly disturbing.
00:35:33.280And remember, the whole point of NATO and the whole point of Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty is to provide something like an insurance policy.
00:35:43.020It's analogous to an insurance policy that says, you know, we're going to band together for attack or band together for purposes of defending each other.
00:35:51.860But just as you don't issue an insurance policy on a house that's already on fire, you don't bring somebody into the North Atlantic Treaty who is already at war, especially at war with the country we're loathe to go to war against because they're a nuclear armed power.
00:36:07.820You don't do that while they're already at war with that nation, namely Russia.
00:36:13.440Well, you know, Senator, it's also interesting because and we've got, you know, a book out now talking about history and we get into the interwar period, but we also talk about World War One.
00:36:23.140And I point out that especially with World War One, one of the things that people always get into is, well, how is it that the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand, who is the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, triggers a world war?
00:36:37.760And it's because of the alliances that it triggers and the system of military defense alliances.
00:36:43.920And they say, oh, well, that's really interesting.
00:36:45.780But nothing like that could ever certainly happen again.
00:36:47.940And I say, isn't that exactly what we're talking about right now with NATO?
00:36:51.980And it seems like nobody ever connects those dots.
00:36:55.660And it becomes especially easy for that sort of thing to happen when you've got a large, not just a bilateral security agreement, not just a bilateral treaty.
00:37:04.300It's a multi, multi, multilateral agreement in the North Atlantic Treaty.
00:37:09.000And that's exactly how these things happen.
00:37:10.720And these things are, in a sense, not new.
00:37:14.480George Washington warned us against the entangling alliances that had so plagued the older nations of Europe for so many centuries.
00:37:26.500And so we should really be conscious of those today more than we have been.
00:37:32.780Now, NATO was formed many decades ago for a purpose.
00:37:37.960It's a purpose different than what we've got today.
00:37:41.100It doesn't mean necessarily that it's obsolete today.
00:37:45.000But I do think we've got to have more conversations than we do today about whether it still makes sense in its current form, whether it still makes sense at all.
00:37:53.720But certainly about whether and to what extent we ought to be talking about adding an entity, adding a member state like Ukraine that is so frequently at war that it's going to be very difficult to ensure, so to speak.
00:38:08.080President John Quincy Adams as well, even echoing those statements, saying that America does not go abroad in search of monsters to destroy.
00:38:18.840She is the well-wisher to the freedom and independence of all.
00:38:22.500She is the champion and vindicator only of her own.
00:38:25.720And this really is the essence of what President Trump has spoken about, about changing to an America-first foreign policy.
00:38:34.620And I think that also bodes in favor of something like a reinvigorated modern Monroe Doctrine, something that focuses first and foremost on the most immediate potential threats to American national security.
00:38:48.240We ought to be focused far more than we are on our own hemisphere, our own hemisphere, where communist China is making massive inroads throughout Latin America, Central and South America.
00:39:00.480It's almost hard to identify a country these days that isn't increasingly entangled with China.
00:39:06.220We ought to be focused far more on that than we are on seeking out these foreign excursions and military ventures, profitable as they may be for the military-industrial complex of the U.S.
00:39:18.920Well, Senator, I even saw a video last week that shows that some of the narco cartels are using the same type of drone technology that was utilized on the battlefield in Ukraine.
00:39:28.820Now you've got those organizations using the same technology just south of the border.
00:39:33.540I have a feeling that we're going to see it happening much closer to the border very soon, and yet our eye is all the way over on the other side of the world.
00:39:44.160I mean, those who aren't currently using them will certainly start adopting them more now that it's been viewable by people all over the world what they were able to do with that drone technology in the war in Ukraine.
00:39:59.340Some of them, as you mentioned, have already been using it, you know, cartel-to-cartel violence.
00:40:04.300It could get a lot worse, and it's likely to at this point.
00:40:41.680Look, Steve Bannon said this from the very start, and he's back where he is right now because he had the courage to walk in.
00:40:47.980So if he had the courage to walk in, then you can have the courage to text your friends.
00:40:52.340You can have the courage to text your group chat, to text your family, or perhaps you can have the courage to sign up to actually chase ballots and bank ballots.
00:41:01.820Caitlin Sinclair is the official spokeswoman for Turning Point Action, and she is joining us right now to tell us exactly how to do that.
00:41:13.660So just saw the new piece over on Newsweek that says young people are flocking to the Republican Party.
00:41:21.980National Opinion Public Reference Survey, published by Pew, says that currently for voters under 30 are skewing Republican 47 to 46, and one of the first times they've ever seen this.
00:41:36.240How can the movement capitalize on these recent gains?
00:41:40.160Well, what we're doing at Turning Point Action just this week, Jack, we just announced our new coalition, which is our Gen Z coalition.
00:42:15.880So it's anti-war, affordable housing and living, and then restoring American values for the next generation.
00:42:21.980So when we think or talk about Generation Z or even the millennial generation, the America we grew up in,
00:42:28.400it no longer exists for the folks coming in behind us, the generation coming in right under us.
00:42:33.740This generation, the Gen Zers grew up in this post-9-11 America, where they get to hear stories about how great this country used to be.
00:42:43.260They get to hear stories about how we all came together as patriots and about love of country before this country went into overspending and endless wars.
00:42:53.980And they have not got to benefit off of the amazing morals and values that this country was founded on.
00:43:04.240And this coalition, Jack Stans, are bringing back these core principles that the United States was founded on and great American exceptionalism.
00:43:11.380Look, this is so important that people have to understand that for Gen Z, 9-11 is something they read about in a history book or something that their parents told them to.
00:43:22.320By the way, I know you're a New Yorker, and I've had that conversation with my little boy, and he's only six, and explaining to him this is what the Twin Towers were.
00:43:33.180And he's been to New York, and I've shown him, like, the, you know, the Ground Zero and the memorials.
00:43:39.820But to him, it's a story about something that happened, and I've shown him pictures, but he doesn't have that direct connection to what the country used to be.
00:43:48.540So this is huge for turning point action.
00:43:51.260Take all of this sentiment that's out there and then actually turn it into ballots.
00:43:56.000Because we keep seeing this in poll after poll, where people are saying, hey, we like Donald Trump, we like these policies, we support this stuff, but they're people who, by and large, don't have a history of voting.
00:44:07.640That's where turning point action can come in.
00:44:23.400That means we have to encourage those folks to get out and vote, because they're actually Donald Trump supporters.
00:44:30.320They've maybe been disenfranchised or don't have faith in the election system anymore.
00:44:34.560And that's exactly what these coalitions are about.
00:44:36.400That's exactly what we're about in Turning Point Action, registering new voters, recruiting activists, and then make sure we're chasing those ballots.
00:44:43.640And it all starts with just having these simple conversations.