Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - January 09, 2023


EPISODE 363: THE WORLD ON THE BRINK


Episode Stats

Length

24 minutes

Words per Minute

158.52075

Word Count

3,825

Sentence Count

288

Hate Speech Sentences

8


Summary

In this episode of the China Files, we continue our series on the current events unfolding in the world, including China's latest military provocation to Taiwan, and why Xi Jinping is looking to Taiwan specifically right now. Why is Xi Jinping looking at Taiwan specifically? Why is he doing so? And what is China planning to do in response?


Transcript

00:00:00.000 U.S. arms sales to Taiwan severely violate the principle of one China and the three joint
00:00:20.040 communicators between China and U.S. The sales severely violate China's sovereignty and security
00:00:26.560 interests and harm China-U.S. relations as well as peace and stability across the strait.
00:00:33.360 China solemnly rejects and strongly condemns it. To protect China's sovereignty and security
00:00:39.320 interests, based on our anti-foreign sanctions laws, the government has decided to impose
00:00:45.520 countermeasures on U.S. military industrial companies Raytheon and Lockheed Martin, who
00:00:51.700 sold arms to Taiwan. Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events
00:00:57.700 Daily, powered by Turning Point USA. Today is January 9th, 2023. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome
00:01:06.860 aboard. And so what we're seeing now out of Taiwan, what we're seeing in Brazil, what we're seeing
00:01:15.340 Ukraine. The world is on the brink. Now we'll get to Brazil in the next segment, but right
00:01:23.380 up here, I wanted to get into specifically this provocation with Taiwan, because we've been
00:01:30.300 telling you now throughout our China Files series, day after day after day, that Xi Jinping is
00:01:36.620 coming. He's looking at the situation right now and seeing the chessboard. And I just came
00:01:42.800 up from Florida. We were down. We were at Mar-a-Lago. I sat with Gordon Chang. We had this
00:01:49.380 discussion. Why is Xi Jinping looking at Taiwan so specifically right now? Number one, we got
00:01:56.420 President Biden there. We know he's completely weak. We also know that Biden and his family are
00:02:01.300 completely compromised, not just through Hunter Biden, but through all of them and not just through
00:02:07.380 the laptop. You have to understand the laptop is just what Hunter Biden saved. It's like he had a
00:02:16.860 dossier on himself. That's all we've seen pieces of so far. What about the stuff that he didn't say?
00:02:24.680 What about the stuff that he didn't know was being recorded? You really expect us to believe
00:02:31.500 that this guy was not going around on all those trips to China and all those deals, the dealings
00:02:38.660 with Patrick Ho, the head of the Chinese spy community in his own words. Are we really supposed
00:02:47.900 to believe that Chinese intelligence doesn't have that? Really? If this is what Hunter Biden had on
00:02:54.200 himself, imagine what the Chinese Communist Party has on him. I'll just leave it at that. But also from a
00:03:01.180 pure material perspective, Xi Jinping understands that the United States cannot support active armed
00:03:10.160 conflict in two regions at the same time right now in two theaters. We are currently engaged in a hot
00:03:17.360 proxy war with Russia in Ukraine. If you're listening to someone and they're not explaining it to you in
00:03:25.920 those terms, you must understand it in no uncertain terms. We are currently in a kinetic proxy war with
00:03:35.200 Russia. Ukraine's running low on their tanks, so low in fact, that the only tanks soon you're going to
00:03:41.440 see rolling through Ukraine this winter are going to be those supplied by NATO, including the United
00:03:48.020 States, as well as the armored personnel carriers, the Bradleys. This is the perfect timing. A weak,
00:03:55.840 compromised president, the United States distracted in another theater, all while the financial
00:04:04.720 underpinnings of the U.S. global financial system and the World Trade Organization hang in the balance
00:04:14.080 because the deal that was set up requires that China be the manufacturing hub for the world.
00:04:22.440 That doesn't mean you have power over them. That means they have power over you. And we saw this in
00:04:28.580 COVID. We saw this in the way that they held back the masks, the ventilators, everything they had,
00:04:35.860 medicine, all of it comes from China. So what happened this weekend? You look at the backdrop of all of
00:04:42.080 that. Just as we launched the China Files Part 5, which was titled World War Taiwan, and we talked
00:04:48.620 about how it would look, we said it would be a blockade. We said that China would launch live
00:04:54.560 fire exercises between the Navy, People's Liberation Army Navy, and the Air Force all around Taiwan Island.
00:05:03.520 Minutes after the show launched on Sunday morning, in the real world, as we would say in the military,
00:05:11.480 military, real world versus exercise. In the real world, actual Chinese fighter craft took off from
00:05:20.140 the Eastern Theater, the exact same way they did in our scenario, right in the direction of Taiwan
00:05:25.180 Island. And within a 24-hour period, you had 28 separate aircraft, advanced fighters, crossing
00:05:33.080 the median line of the Taiwan Strait. And the Taiwan Strait itself is very small.
00:05:37.960 That war would engulf itself in the entire region. Japan would be involved, both Koreas. North Korea's
00:05:50.740 ballistic missiles would not be launching over Japan in that scenario. They'd be launching into it,
00:05:57.120 into Tokyo, potentially equipped with chemical, biological, or nuclear munitions.
00:06:02.960 If this kicks off, which we do not want it to, okay? I love people who say,
00:06:10.220 Poso, oh, you're just, you're just, you're, you're shilling for war with China. You're still in war with China.
00:06:13.800 No, I don't want this to happen. You understand? I don't want this for the people of Taiwan.
00:06:18.800 I don't want this for the people of China. I don't want this. I certainly don't want this
00:06:22.080 for the American people. That's my country. That's where I live. That's where my family lives.
00:06:26.380 People of Japan would suffer immensely in this. And it's unclear who would win. It's absolutely
00:06:35.260 unclear who would win. And I've seen, you know, CNN's pushing this whole thing. Oh,
00:06:38.480 the United States would definitely win. It'd be bloody, but the United States would win. You don't
00:06:41.200 know that. You don't know that at all. So we need to be smart. We need to be wary. And we need to
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00:07:50.480 The way if you can tell a protest movement is organic is if it's not on the news.
00:07:56.520 Yeah, yeah, totally. And of course, again, we talk about the revolution will not be televised.
00:07:59.940 Right.
00:08:00.120 So the next day, they arrest four more. The day after that,
00:08:03.600 Marias puts out warrants for 80 protest leaders he's isolated and picked out.
00:08:08.540 That day following, they had warrants. They were pre-dawn raided. Their devices were taken.
00:08:13.080 Their bank accounts were frozen. They were deplatformed.
00:08:15.120 And this has catalyzed, this gross overreach of a gulag state, which is what you and I have been
00:08:19.620 talking about. If Lula got in, it would be gulags within a few months. It would be Venezuela within
00:08:24.240 a few months.
00:08:24.960 Again, these are the fellow travelers that Lula helped build Chavez.
00:08:27.920 Which, by the way, he's not even all the way in yet. He's already talking about normalizing
00:08:31.720 Venezuelan relations with no conditions whatsoever.
00:08:36.620 Castillo, the Peruvian president, who tried to dissolve the Congress, who then was like
00:08:41.820 thwacked down by the legislature and the military and the law enforcement.
00:08:44.640 Right. He tried to stay in.
00:08:45.720 So here's the latest on Brazil. Now, here at Human Events Daily, we've been covering this
00:09:07.960 in full detail. We ran an entire special on it with Matt Tierman over a month ago. We're now
00:09:13.440 getting you in the latest. So Matt was wondering, the last time we spoke with him, will the Brazilian
00:09:20.940 military declare martial law in order to prevent the ceding of Lula? That has not come to pass.
00:09:28.280 And so because that did not come to pass, the people of Brazil rose up and they stormed the
00:09:35.840 Capitol, specifically the presidential palace, Supreme Court, as well as the legislature. And you can see
00:09:41.800 the videos there. You can see the videos across social media. And you know, I said before that
00:09:47.720 exact clip of me from a couple of days ago saying the way you can tell a protest movement is organic
00:09:54.660 as if it's not on the news. Think of it. That's exactly what we're seeing right now. Or if they cover
00:10:01.120 it, they'll say, oh, it's Steve Bannon's fault and Matt Tierman's fault and Jack Posobiec and Donald
00:10:06.220 Trump and all these other people. And they're going to say that this is illegitimate. This
00:10:10.500 is wrong. This is insurrection. This is evil. Look at them go. Come on, if this were happening in
00:10:17.120 Russia, if this was happening in China, anywhere in the Middle East, Iran, our media would be all over
00:10:23.620 it, all over it. Look at Ukraine, 2014, the Maidan revolution. John McCain as senator flew over to
00:10:33.920 Ukraine, fanned the flames. There was a democratically elected president there. Nobody disputed the election
00:10:42.640 of Yanukovych. And yet John McCain went over there along with all the other senators that went
00:10:48.600 Klobuchar, Lindsey Ram, and they all called for his ouster. But it's, remember, it's all about
00:10:58.180 democracy. It's really, it's just, we just care about democracy so much. So you're seeing that now.
00:11:04.240 You're seeing that now. The only time the news will cover this is to attack it, to demean it,
00:11:09.040 and to put it down. And here's what's next. They are going to push for the extradition of
00:11:15.980 Bolsonaro from the United States. So Bolsonaro, look at the timeline. He arrived in the United
00:11:21.540 States on December 30th. He was still the president when he arrived in the United States.
00:11:28.440 But now the Supreme Court down there, which is totally communist, they've suspended the governor
00:11:34.380 of the federal district of Brasilia, just suspended him, kicked him out of office for 90 days,
00:11:38.940 because why not? You know, again, in the name of democracy. Now they're going to move and they've
00:11:44.100 already got this in writing. They're working it up through the deputy, federal deputy to go for the
00:11:50.160 extradition of Bolsonaro. So what's Biden going to do? What is President Biden going to do?
00:11:58.420 Is he going to push for this? Because you've already seen these progressive liberals
00:12:02.060 say again and again, whether it be Castro, AOC, the squad, others, send him back to stand crime,
00:12:10.000 send him back to stand crime, send him back to stand crimes. The exact same people that say,
00:12:17.060 we welcome all refugees. We welcome all refugees. Hashtag World Refugee Day. Don't forget the
00:12:25.820 Lazarus poem on the bottom of the Statue of Liberty. That should be our new immigration policy.
00:12:32.160 Every single person. You're tired, you're hungry, you're huddled masses yearning to live free.
00:12:40.000 Open our doors to everyone. Unless you're President Bolsonaro, in which case you have to be sent back to
00:12:48.520 stand crimes. Do you get it? This is what the communists are doing. They're working with their
00:12:55.640 allies and collaborators right here on the ground to work the system in their favor.
00:12:59.920 And I'm already seeing this. Read between the lines on Ned Price, the State Department Stokesman
00:13:06.940 statement, because he said, well, it looks like Bolsonaro came in on a diplomatic visa,
00:13:10.940 but he doesn't have diplomatic status anymore because he, quote unquote, lost his status
00:13:16.380 when he ceased being president. And so they're going to say he has 30 days to apply for another visa.
00:13:22.900 And then they're going to deny his visa. They're going to say, whoops, it's out of our hands.
00:13:25.880 There's nothing we can do about it. It's not, it's not extradition. We're not kicking him out.
00:13:29.780 We're just, we're just going to, you know, blame it on the process. We're going to blame it on the
00:13:33.720 process, which is a cowardly way. It's a coward's way out. Well, you're going to go to HR. We're going
00:13:41.960 to go. It's like, it's like blaming it on HR. It's an HR decision. She said, no, if you're going to
00:13:46.700 kick the man out, at least man up and say, we're kicking him out, man up and admit that you're kicking
00:13:52.040 him out, that you're going in with the communists, that you're going in with the Chinese communist
00:13:56.720 party and their takeover of South America and Latin America, the same Chinese communist party
00:14:01.680 that has bought an entire port in Jamaica that wants to port their own aircraft, uh, you know,
00:14:14.420 not aircraft carrier, but, but potentially naval assets in the Caribbean.
00:14:19.300 And you're going along with all of it, Trinidad, so many other places. We know China is investing
00:14:27.620 billions and billions throughout our own Caribbean sea. And this guy won't lift a finger to do anything
00:14:39.020 about it. Cause like I said before, completely and utterly compromised. It's all about money and
00:14:45.600 power folks. At the end of the day for them, it's all about money and power. You, me, I guess our
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00:15:56.880 whether it's through, you know, mental health, drugs, overwatching of true crime and murder mystery and
00:16:07.600 serial killer shows. And we got to a point where the serial killers are back.
00:16:15.600 Before we're stabbed with a knife, but no weapon has been located at this time. From forensics in
00:16:21.120 Idaho to pre-dawn capture in Pennsylvania. It was on the door. Force was used for evening search
00:16:28.460 warrants, police, prosecutors, and the courts working hard to bring their a game. So that clip
00:16:34.020 was me on November 17th of last year, four days after the killing. So the Monday after the killings
00:16:43.160 took place, the Monday after this horrific news broke. And my initial read was that this was a
00:16:50.960 serial killer who was obsessed with serial killers. Well, we now have a suspect and arrest has taken
00:16:56.280 place. The suspect's name is Brian Koberger. And it turns out that he very well may have been
00:17:03.860 a serial killer who was obsessed with serial killers. He studied criminology to sales university
00:17:10.820 back in my home state of Pennsylvania. Actually, I believe I visited to sales once when I was looking
00:17:15.660 at colleges, a Catholic school, had some friends that went there, ended up not going, but he studied
00:17:22.560 under a professor who she herself was directly tied to the BTK serial killer and worked on his
00:17:31.100 autobiography together. We also know that this guy, this suspect was studying for his PhD in criminology
00:17:40.120 at Washington State University, just 10 minutes away from the killings took place in Idaho.
00:17:45.880 And by the way, you know, people have said, well, when you look at this, what, what comes to mind?
00:17:55.640 And how do you know when to talk about this in terms of a suspect? Someone's been fingered. What
00:18:01.160 if they can be potentially, um, you know, false accusations, that sort of thing. And of course we
00:18:06.660 always look at that, especially when people are falsely accused of crimes and especially when the FBI is
00:18:12.440 involved. So I say, what's the evidence, show me the evidence. Well, they did the affidavit came out
00:18:18.480 and I read all 19 pages of it. They've got an eyewitness who puts them there, by the way, an
00:18:23.040 eyewitness who didn't call the police for eight hours, not for eight hours after she saw the killer
00:18:32.440 in her home, home that she shared with her friends that night. Next, we've got evidence of his car
00:18:40.620 that he drew, he drove his own car. Guy was going for a PhD in criminology. Just goes to show you
00:18:46.640 that having an advanced degree in something does not necessarily mean you're not an idiot.
00:18:51.720 He drove his own car with his own license plates to conduct the killing. So we've got a video of that
00:18:57.820 from ring cameras and everything else all around the area. We've also got his cell phone was seen in
00:19:04.280 the area 12 times prior to the killing at the house or in the vicinity of the house. So signals,
00:19:13.040 intelligence, communications, intercepts, same type of stuff that we weren't allowed to talk about when
00:19:18.380 it comes to Dropbox in 2000. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. But through cell phone tracking, they can see
00:19:23.260 him around the house a dozen times. Now his cell phone was silent during the period of time of the murders.
00:19:30.400 But here's something that is very important. His cell phone did ping on a cell phone tower
00:19:37.000 next to the house the morning after the murders, but before they were reported. So his cell phone
00:19:45.240 pings around 913 in the morning. But the roommate didn't call in the murders until 1158. Why did he
00:19:53.280 go back there? If he was innocent, why did he go back there after the murders had taken place,
00:19:59.340 but before they had been reported? And then finally, the biggest piece of evidence of all,
00:20:05.240 his blood was found on a knife sheath that was found next to one of the bodies.
00:20:11.200 And I said, look, you got overwhelming evidence here. You just have overwhelming evidence. You really
00:20:15.520 do. If you're going to commit a murder like this, a murder out of obsession, perhaps a murder out of
00:20:22.360 morbid curiosity. It sounds like Leopold and Loeb to me. This is like Leopold and Loeb. If you go back
00:20:29.160 1924, two students that killed a high school kid to try to get away with it, just to prove that they
00:20:36.260 could. They were fascinated by what their professors had taught them about how some people were greater
00:20:44.140 and some people were lesser. This was very much in vogue in the 1920s. And Clarence Darrow famously
00:20:50.040 or infamously, one of the founders of the ACLU went in and defended them, gave a 12 hour defense
00:20:58.280 of Leopold and Loeb. That's the kind of case you're seeing now, because otherwise this guy is facing the
00:21:04.380 death penalty and he should have known better. Right. At least you'd think as a PhD, but you know,
00:21:11.820 PhDs don't think that if you're living in a blue state, like Washington, don't cross the line into
00:21:18.480 a red state. If you're planning to murder a house full of people, because they'll give you the death
00:21:22.980 penalty. You know, the insanity plea isn't even on the books in Idaho. You can't, can't do it,
00:21:28.260 but I saw a lot of people. Okay. I saw a lot of people over the weekend when I was tweeting about
00:21:32.460 this, when I was getting into it, got a lot of pushback because I said, Oh wow, you've got
00:21:36.600 overwhelming evidence against this guy. Just like you would overwhelming evidence against OJ Simpson,
00:21:41.160 DNA footprints, everything didn't have a murder weapon, but you'd overwhelming evidence.
00:21:48.720 There is a thread that connects the OJ case, the Idaho massacre and the Kyle Rittenhouse cases.
00:21:58.020 What is that thread? It's simple. It's a thread of overwhelming evidence. And so when we investigate
00:22:05.120 cases and when we look at things like this, when I look at things like this, I look at what's your
00:22:10.960 evidence and what does the law say? Okay. So when I look at the OJ case, I see overwhelming evidence
00:22:19.460 of double murder when in the case of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Golden, he murdered them in cold
00:22:25.760 blood. He nearly cut his ex-wife's head off. Still allowed on Twitter. In this case, you have
00:22:32.480 overwhelming evidence of overwhelming evidence of guilt. You just do. You just do. And then in the
00:22:37.060 Kyle Rittenhouse case, you have overwhelming evidence of the use of lawful self-defense. Kyle
00:22:43.320 Rittenhouse never once crosses that line to wanton killing, wanton shooting. He only uses lethal force
00:22:53.960 to prevent imminent threats of violence to him. Imminent fatal threats to him. Someone chasing him,
00:23:03.100 someone shooting at him, someone going for his gun, someone pointing a gun at him, someone trying to
00:23:08.880 bash his brains in with a skateboard. That's the overwhelming evidence. And we need to get back to,
00:23:16.420 as a country, looking at overwhelming evidence and understanding how that stacks up in court.
00:23:22.540 But we also need to look at this from the perspective of holding that out to be the public
00:23:30.080 good. Not political correctness, not equity, not any of these other fanciful things that Kim
00:23:35.520 Kardashian wants to throw at you. No. Overwhelming evidence, period. No, I don't care what you think
00:23:43.060 about the victim. And I certainly don't care what you think about the assailant. Oh, he came from a bad
00:23:48.700 life. We can get into all that in the penalty phase. At the end of the day, if someone committed
00:23:54.920 a crime, someone needs to be punished. And this individual, unless he takes a plea deal,
00:24:01.140 he's going to get the death penalty. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay
00:24:07.320 sure.