What happens when the Fourth Turning meets 5th Generation Warfare? A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran, Jack Posobiec, joins host Jack to discuss the latest in the latest events in the news.
00:02:54.100I was doing intervals today, and I'm upset because I'm so angry because I'm sick of the lies.
00:02:59.640I'm sick of the lies out of Kerrville, Texas.
00:03:02.300I'm sick of the lies out of Austin, Texas, and I'm absolutely sick of the lies out of the Department of Justice and the Attorney General's office.
00:09:54.000It was the height and this this push, this massive push for censoring online voices, for
00:09:59.420censoring censorship of political speech online, for censorship of the ability of anyone
00:10:05.660to engage in the political process by using social media.
00:10:09.840And the height of all of this, the extremism reporters, many of which were in the trial there
00:10:16.300with you that actually went and visited this because they knew exactly what it was, that it was their work working in
00:10:23.140In conjunction with the DOJ, the SPLC was all over this case from that perspective, that they wanted you to be the first of many to be a test case to say, we can start locking up Patriots for memes.
00:10:37.480That's what's really what was going on here, wasn't it?
00:10:55.440And when I went on trial, you're absolutely right.
00:10:57.580The atmosphere was so dark and so dreary and the fight was so lonely.
00:11:02.320This was right when they were dragging Trump through the mud and he was actually, I believe, indicted during my trial, believe it or not, for the first time, the first indictment.
00:11:12.460We don't know the extent to which the ADL and the SPLC and all of these censorship organizations were working in conjunction with the DOJ.
00:11:31.560They were actually one of them almost got himself kicked out of the court at one point.
00:11:37.800And now, I guess, as you know, as we all could see, there was no evidence for a conviction.
00:11:43.440I mean, anybody with eyes to see could see it.
00:11:45.580And people that got to know the case, even people that didn't like me or that didn't like Trump, realized that there was nothing to this case.
00:11:53.480And the only people who supported this case were blind partisans on the Democrat side, far left activists and the DOJ.
00:12:02.560So what does that tell you about the deep state?
00:12:05.560No, it's very clear that this is a partnership between these individuals, these hard left organizations and elements of the Department of Justice, who I've certainly been taking aim at this whole week, really.
00:12:23.420And by the way, there was something that you mentioned, I think it was the last time we had you on the show, where people understand that this is a federal case.
00:12:31.740And obviously, President Trump returned to office back in January.
00:13:08.060We had a very strong appeal, and the vindication, I've got to tell you, is much sweeter than even a pardon.
00:13:15.560As great as it would be to get a pardon signed by the president, which would be incredible, this vindication is even better.
00:13:22.260However, we knew we had a strong appeal.
00:13:24.800We knew the government's evidence was insufficient.
00:13:27.080And not only that, we believe their prosecution was also deficient on the law.
00:13:31.760And the Second Circuit did not rule on those matters because they don't have to.
00:13:36.820As soon as they find a point of agreement, they throw out the conviction, and they punt on the other matters.
00:13:42.420So we still feel like their prosecution was legally insufficient in addition to the evidence being insufficient.
00:13:50.400And I just want to double stomp on that so people understand is that you refused.
00:13:56.940You could have gone to the president, and I'm sure, I'm sure the president in his heart of hearts would have looked at this situation and given you a pardon.
00:14:05.480And you kept on in this fight, fighting not just for yourself because you knew that you could get out, but you didn't want them to be able to do this to anybody else.
00:14:14.440So you stayed in this fight using money from your own pocket, going on shows, going out of places, crowdfunding money, so that you could do this for others.
00:14:24.300That's what this ruling actually means.
00:15:10.860Here we are back at Human Events Daily, and we're on with Doug Mackey with just an incredible story.
00:15:17.000And I want to reiterate this for folks out there, is that Doug was arrested, he was indicted, and he was convicted for posting a meme in 2016.
00:15:29.020The Biden DOJ went after him, put him through all of this.
00:15:33.020They wanted to throw him in jail for seven months over a meme.
00:15:38.120And now that case has been overturned.
00:15:41.820And by the way, he refused to request a pardon from President Trump so that he could get this set as settled precedent for everyone else out there, that your right to meme would be protected.
00:16:12.720And, Doug, I do have to ask, though, on a serious note, you know, what sort of things or what sort of moves as you've been through this process?
00:16:20.160Obviously, you've learned so much more than you did a decade ago about how all of this works.
00:16:26.220What sort of things would you like to see from the Trump DOJ or even on the congressional side to protect this type of behavior from happening again?
00:16:39.100First of all, I think that personnel is policy.
00:16:42.100And if you look at what the FBI did and the DOJ and specifically the EDNY did is they sat on this case for over two years because the Trump DOJ, the Trump appointees, rather, wouldn't pursue this case because they thought it was an impeachment on freedom of speech.
00:16:59.900Not only that, they realized that the evidence was insufficient personnel is policy and something like 60 percent of the current FBI agents, unfortunately, were hired under Christopher Wray.
00:17:13.020And I think you really need to go through each of these field offices, which is admittedly a daunting task, and clean out the people that were hired for their partisan political affiliations because they're LGBT, because they're a woman, or whatever reason they were hired, other than them being the best candidates for the job.
00:17:32.920And we see that in my case with the lead agent, a woman named Megan Reese, who I believe is still working at the FBI in the Boston field office.
00:17:41.520Not only that, prosecutors looked at this evidence, they saw that it was a joke, and they still felt like they wanted to bring the hammer down and try to get a conviction.
00:17:52.040And so those individuals need to be disciplined, and the EDNY specifically is one of the worst actors out there.
00:18:00.120They're known to be cowboy prosecutors who will bring any kind of case, knowing that a journey will go along.
00:18:06.320Knowing that most of the district court judges, I hate to say it, are complicit, and they never get disciplined for misleading the court.
00:18:22.260And the EDNY, let me remind you, they indicted President Trump's, one of his best friends, Tom Barack, who was acquitted on all charges of being a federal agent.
00:18:30.980So the EDNY is a total cesspit, and I would encourage President Trump to go into the entire EDNY and the SDNY while he's at it and clean those offices out, clean the FBI out.
00:18:43.460And it needs to be legislation could make clear that this statute 241 should not be used against pure lawful speech.
00:18:50.700Well, no, it certainly shouldn't, and you're right.
00:18:54.320This idea of cleaning house needs to be done, and I actually understand that a lot of these U.S. attorney spots, I don't know if EDNY is one of them, but a lot of U.S. attorney slots all around the country are still being left vacant.
00:19:08.480We've got so many people that are waiting for their approval through the United States Senate, and there's a huge backlog on this.
00:19:14.980I mean, we're seven months into the Trump administration, or, you know, six and a half, if you want to be serious, but they're pedantic.
00:19:21.960But at the same time, they've got to go through, and this idea of what you've done, Doug, and I want to be serious about this, and I hope, and I know that there have been some dark moments here.
00:19:32.380Obviously, on the day of your conviction, that was a dark day.
00:19:35.560But you went through all of this, so it is now settled law for our whole country, that anyone who is getting involved in the political process, anyone who's posting online like we all do every day in this country, whether you're on the left or the right or you're on Twitch or whatever platform it is, that you have the right to engage in politics.
00:19:59.660And that's what we've always stood for in the MAGA movement.
00:21:26.220Well, folks, there's been another story that has been going on, and, you know, we've been covering it here and there.
00:21:34.180We certainly made mention of it, of the horrific tragedy down in Kerrville, Texas, all of these young girls who have been killed in this flood.
00:21:45.260All of the people who have been killed in the flood.
00:21:47.480We understand now the death toll is over 100.
00:21:50.520There's still, obviously, recovering people, and those operations are ongoing.
00:21:56.480But there was an interesting post that came up on Facebook, and this came up down there in Austin, Texas, not far from Kerrville, as the crow flies.
00:22:10.400And it was from the Austin Fire Association, and it started making the rounds last night on Twitter.
00:22:17.140After I found it, I started looking into it some more, I started doing some more digging on this, and then I started sending it out to every single person that I knew.
00:22:28.200And, yes, to Steve Bannon, to Charlie Kirk, to everyone, to try to get the attention, Libs at TikTok, all the rest.
00:22:35.280And to get this the attention that it deserves, that there was a situation whereby in, whereby in, the Austin Fire Association president goes up and gives this dissertation where he reveals the fact that they had deployment orders, pre-deployment orders, on July 2nd.
00:23:02.360So I want people to understand the timeline here.
00:23:09.520But on July 2nd, when people in town, when people in the state of Texas knew that something was coming, the state issued down pre-deployment orders to all the surrounding areas.
00:23:20.420Well, Austin, obviously, is a huge city compared to some of these small towns.
00:23:24.100They've got a massive fire response force and disaster response force.
00:23:27.820And it turns out that they have incredibly, some of the best trained rescue swimmers, what they call swift water techs, in the entire country, who specifically train for the hill country because that's exactly where these incidents have happened in the past, even in the 1980s.
00:23:45.700There was an entire busload of campers that went down here in a very similar situation because the water rose to flash flood conditions.
00:23:53.480But here's the problem, is that the fire chief, fire chief Joel Baker, refused the deployment.
00:33:07.420And I'll give Governor Abbott credit for that, because he went down there, and he actually listened there, and he took the slings and arrows, and he's taking the accountability as best that he can.
00:33:16.080But these people, these people, the people who should have known better, who shouldn't have been there in the first place, but were only there because of DEI.
00:37:11.720I have gotten Trump's agenda across the finish line here in Tennessee in terms of school choice, in terms of illegal immigration and other things.
00:37:22.300Also, I would just say that even though this is a red district, you know, there's always the possibility that Democrats could advance.
00:37:39.180When it comes to the president and when it comes to, you know, what you've done in the state general assembly there, you know, one of the issues that I think we saw it in the big, beautiful bill.
00:37:49.820We've been talking about it here for years on this program with the issue of illegal aliens.
00:37:55.640What are some of the things that you have on your record regarding the fight against illegal aliens?
00:38:00.340Obviously, at the state level, it's different, but there's things that can be done and that you'd like to see, you know, carried on at the federal level.
00:38:08.600Well, I'll tell you what I've done so far.
00:38:10.880I've introduced several different bills, one of which got across the finish line this year.
00:38:15.840We have taken the states giving driver's licenses to illegal immigrants and made those illegal and not recognized here in Tennessee.
00:38:26.700And one of the Democrats argued against the bill on the floor and said, well, what do you expect them to do?
00:38:31.620And I said to drive around the state of Tennessee because we don't want them on our roads.
00:38:36.760The other thing is that I have been pushing very hard.
00:38:41.140I'm the only public official really pushing for ICE cooperation agreements in all of our sheriff's departments across Tennessee.
00:38:51.420It allows them to serve warrants inside the jail instead of releasing criminal illegal aliens and having those warrants served in our neighborhoods.
00:38:59.480And I'm the only one pushing for that.