Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - EPISODE 447： A WEEKEND OF CARNAGE IN CHICAGO AND ALABAMA

00:00:00.000 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome on board. Today's edition of Human Events Daily. It's Monday, April 17th, 2023. I know, Domini. Today's top story, a weekend of carnage in Chicago and Alabama. We're going to talk about that next.

00:00:13.040 Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg claiming that roadway fatalities are up because of racism. And finally, a sign of the times, David's Bridal slashing 9000 employees declaring bankruptcy as marriage rates spiral in these United States.

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00:00:59.340 You know, I'll never forget the profound words of former President Barack Obama, you know, when he said that if he were to have a son, he would have looked like Trayvon.

00:01:15.120 And then you fast forward to Mike Brown, Freddie Gray, you know, Quantonio Le Greer here in Chicago, who was having a mental health crisis and the only equipment on the scenes on the scene were guns.

00:01:27.860 And he's dead. And Betty Jones, his neighbor who came to his defense, was is dead.

00:01:33.560 And so this is really about making sure that people understand the context of the level of frustration.

00:01:39.540 When you see that type of brutalization over and over again, it certainly can be discouraging.

00:01:44.680 So if defunding the police isn't the answer, what do you plan to do with your resources?

00:01:50.860 Is it less money or more money to police departments?

00:01:54.060 Well, it's it's more money towards the the areas of needs.

00:01:59.380 Right. And as I mentioned before, you know, we're working to double the amount of young people that we hire, not just for summer jobs, but for year round positions.

00:02:08.700 One of the things that I think is actually quite fascinating about our position here in Chicago, we've been pushing this ordinance called Treatment, Not Trauma.

00:02:16.260 In essence, first responders, social workers, counselors, EMT, these individuals would show up to cause that that require those type of interventions.

00:02:26.920 In fact, in Chicago, almost 40 percent of the 9-1-1 calls are mental health crises.

00:02:32.680 We're asking police officers to do their job and someone else's.

00:02:36.300 That's not strategic. In fact, 60 percent of the violence that happens in the city of Chicago, it occurs in 6 percent of the city.

00:02:46.260 Oh! 0.60

00:03:12.360 Oh! 0.60

00:03:14.840 look at this guy mayor johnson brandon johnson chicago illinois

00:03:27.500 you see what's going on there the violence in the streets the bodies that are piling up

00:03:35.220 and this guy says and i've actually pulled the transcript because i want to go through this

00:03:40.120 with you he's making excuses for the violence he says this is really about making sure that people

00:03:50.400 understand the context of the level of frustration and when you see that type of brutalization over

00:03:59.620 and over again it certainly can be discouraging oh you're discouraged of seeing that type of

00:04:10.100 of brutalization over and over okay because then he ties it to i said well what are you talking about

00:04:20.340 he says trayvon martin michael brown freddie gray quantoni allegria so because these issues happened

00:04:33.820 in florida and ferguson and baltimore years and years ago it's okay for a bunch of teenage hoodlums

00:04:44.860 to run into town and smash everything up that's exactly what he's saying here that's specifically

00:04:51.560 the argument that he's making and then he's telling us he says to us that when we see these images

00:04:58.220 we shouldn't consider this brutal we shouldn't consider this violent because it isn't violent

00:05:05.160 this is a response you see this is a response a riot is the language of the unheard right

00:05:12.560 so the rioting is merely a response but you're not allowed to get upset about the rioting you're

00:05:23.500 not allowed to have opinions on that you're not allowed to have a reaction you need to make he and

00:05:32.160 the mayor is making sure that you understand the context that we understand the context his next level

00:05:38.820 is we're going to put more resources to hiring young people oh he's going to hire more young people to deal

00:05:46.020 with this so he's going to put badges on those guys who are just doing that and they're going to turn

00:05:50.000 around and somehow the situation is going to magically get better like it's just going to

00:05:54.800 magically change like some magic you put magic clothes on people is that how it works so you put

00:05:59.480 magic clothes on someone and turn them into a police officer and now suddenly you've you've changed that

00:06:05.320 person is that how that works no obviously that's not how that works um and then he says oh and we're

00:06:10.620 going to have first responders and emts and social you're going to send the social workers in

00:06:14.500 when your downtown is getting torn apart you're going to send what social workers in to deal with

00:06:21.660 this you're going to send people who by the way you don't know if somebody's got a gun you don't know

00:06:26.920 if somebody's got a knife you know who doesn't the social worker then down alabama you had a sweet 16

00:06:34.940 party four dead 20 shot is that about understanding the context of the level of frustration and they

00:06:45.600 say no no no no no no that one's not about the context of the level of frustration that one's about

00:06:49.560 that's about gun control that's about preventing people from have guns if you if you get the guns

00:06:53.580 out let me ask you something are the majority of gun crimes that are committed in the united states

00:07:00.940 done using lawfully purchased guns has an nra member ever committed a mass shooting

00:07:09.240 is that why that's going on no it's not absolutely not is inner city teens are the vast majority of

00:07:21.440 these gun battles and the vast majority in many cases of these homicides they're the reason for the

00:07:26.740 this deep incline that we've seen since the george floyd riots why because specifically of what he

00:07:33.200 is talking about right here because of this policy of de-policing because the de-policing that's come

00:07:38.600 in since then the fact that even if the money's going out guess what they're not making the stops

00:07:42.960 and if you're not making the stops you're letting people go out they know that they're not going to

00:07:47.380 get caught and if you don't have right for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction well guess

00:07:53.440 what in this case for every inaction there's an equal and opposite reaction and so the inaction

00:08:02.160 on the form of the police is allowing criminals to become more and more reckless and it's letting

00:08:09.480 more people know that if you go into this criminal behavior because we've got soros prosecutors all over

00:08:13.900 the place best roi ever right 40 mil there won't be repercussions and meanwhile president biden

00:08:21.280 is going to go ahead and blame guns when we know that daryl brooks mowed down an entire parade full

00:08:29.140 of people celebrating christmas over in waukesha with his car had nothing to do with it had nothing

00:08:35.020 to do with guns killers are going to kill i'm sorry you have to deal with criminals you're not going to

00:08:41.260 be able to actually do this but that being said folks chicago voted for this so you know what get out

00:08:46.020 of cities get out of cities get out of chicago they want this they want the murder they want the 0.73

00:08:51.380 bodies they want blood running in the streets let them have it but you make sure that you and your

00:08:56.860 family are very very far away we've got a crisis when it comes to roadway fatalities in america

00:09:04.640 we lose about 40 000 people every year it's a level that's comparable to gun violence and we see a lot

00:09:12.600 of racial disparities black and brown americans tribal citizens and rural residents much more

00:09:19.120 likely to lose their lives whether it's in a car or as a pedestrian being hit by a car there are a lot

00:09:25.100 of reasons uh related to discrimination related to uh the even the ways that roads are designed and

00:09:31.680 built who has access to a safe street design that's got crosswalks and good lighting who doesn't have

00:09:38.440 that access that can drive disparities and we have a responsibility to act on that a responsibility

00:09:45.740 to act on it so you got secretary of state there pete buddha judge who says that fatalities are up

00:09:55.480 on roadways because of discrimination which means he's talking about racism being responsible

00:10:08.000 for the increase in traffic fatalities of black and brown americans okay does does he actually 0.96

00:10:18.160 believe that and let's go through this that if it's racism so that mean that would mean that essentially 0.51

00:10:25.660 it's it's people of other races who are killing right so killing people on the roads they're being 1.00

00:10:32.920 targeted so like roving bands of q anon supporting white people driving people off the road because 0.99

00:10:44.200 of the color of their skin or swerving into traffic and killing them which i just mentioned daryl brooks 0.80

00:10:49.960 in the last segment there so that's obviously an example of that but i you know the problem is is

00:10:55.860 is pete you know uh yes that was racism but it's the you know waukesha was actually the exact opposite

00:11:02.920 of the racism that you claimed because that was an attack on a christmas parade predominantly made of

00:11:11.520 white people by a black driver so that's the opposite of what you just said um that we can actually point

00:11:16.800 to it's one of the most probably most famous car involved fatalities in the united states in recent

00:11:23.540 history prior to that of course we used to see uh these sort of isis wannabes and isis adherents

00:11:31.440 would occasionally drive in a car drive their cars into traffic down the side of the road uh that

00:11:35.780 happened in brooklyn this happened other parts of the city um happened in um in europe a few times

00:11:41.120 that's why by the way at the european christmas markets you saw in new york christmas markets as well

00:11:45.480 they had to put up they had to put their terror their terrorism blockers before you could go in to

00:11:51.420 the christmas market and so is that what's really going on mayor p do you have this is an absolute

00:12:00.300 like okay for for you know when they can they blame the the the right all the time i'm sorry i was just

00:12:09.300 i was just it drives me nuts they they blame the right of conspiracy theories all the time and they

00:12:15.740 say all you people on the right all you do are spread conspiracies okay what did mayor pete do right

00:12:23.460 there he blamed the rise of black and brown vehicular homicide fatalities on racism

00:12:33.360 provides no evidence whatsoever to back this up pretty much like the same time that all these guys invoke

00:12:43.520 systemic racism or these this or they'll use you know disparate impact or disparate representation

00:12:49.840 and claim racism even though that doesn't actually prove racism because you're taking away merit you're

00:12:56.440 taking away talent etc etc so could there possibly be another explanation for this mayor pete could it be

00:13:06.940 that when you dig into the numbers on this that actually the increase the sharp increase that we've seen

00:13:15.180 is only directed towards black and brown drivers

00:13:19.560 but it's not involving drivers

00:13:24.600 or of other races

00:13:26.640 it turns out

00:13:29.240 that it's actually drivers of the same race

00:13:32.400 so if that's the case then

00:13:34.280 how could that be racism

00:13:36.420 or could it be

00:13:38.240 that certain people are driving more recklessly

00:13:42.820 on the highways

00:13:44.500 than they ever would before

00:13:46.580 because they're not getting pulled over as much

00:13:49.140 why aren't they getting pulled over as much

00:13:51.200 well as we just said in the last segment

00:13:53.320 it's because of depolicing

00:13:55.120 because you said

00:13:56.780 that two men and you were attacking police officers

00:13:59.520 and attacking highway patrols

00:14:01.440 what have you

00:14:01.940 state troopers

00:14:02.920 calling them racist

00:14:05.140 for pulling over too many people 0.87

00:14:07.320 that were black or brown 0.76

00:14:09.820 and so

00:14:11.400 with the

00:14:12.340 whatever you want to call it

00:14:14.580 in the wake of the George Floyd riots

00:14:16.140 the George

00:14:16.580 the George Floyd

00:14:17.320 if we say the Ferguson effect

00:14:18.500 in fact

00:14:18.840 James Comey of all people

00:14:20.240 used to talk about the Ferguson effect

00:14:22.320 well now we're seeing the Floyd effect

00:14:24.320 and the Floyd effect

00:14:25.580 is simply that

00:14:26.600 that you are seeing

00:14:27.860 these reckless driving

00:14:29.560 incidents go up

00:14:31.180 it's causing more fatalities

00:14:32.740 because people aren't getting pulled over

00:14:34.440 why aren't they getting pulled over

00:14:35.340 because they're not making the stops

00:14:37.000 again

00:14:38.520 you have the same situation

00:14:40.280 this is going on

00:14:42.240 and more people are dying

00:14:43.500 because the police have pulled back

00:14:45.680 in response

00:14:46.480 to your

00:14:47.500 Bolshevik

00:14:48.560 reform operations

00:14:49.940 and your lies 0.68

00:14:51.000 Mayor Pete

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00:16:06.260 Department of Labor

00:16:07.360 David's Bridal

00:16:08.540 is going to be laying off

00:16:09.440 over 9,000 workers

00:16:11.040 across the US

00:16:12.060 the layoffs began today

00:16:13.860 and they'll run through August

00:16:15.100 these layoffs impact

00:16:16.720 15 stores

00:16:17.720 within nine counties

00:16:18.840 in Pennsylvania

00:16:19.440 that includes four locations

00:16:21.360 in Allegheny County

00:16:22.600 David's Bridal

00:16:23.580 told CNN

00:16:24.260 the company

00:16:25.060 is evaluating

00:16:26.080 their strategic options

00:16:27.680 and that a sale

00:16:28.680 is underway

00:16:29.200 so this story

00:16:30.700 I saw over the weekend

00:16:31.660 and I just had to post it up

00:16:33.940 because David's Bridal

00:16:35.100 it's my neck of the woods

00:16:37.300 right

00:16:37.720 southeastern Pennsylvania

00:16:39.900 the Philadelphia area

00:16:41.300 David's Bridal

00:16:42.500 was like

00:16:43.240 that's where all the girls 1.00

00:16:44.600 in high school

00:16:45.200 wanted to go work

00:16:46.420 that's where

00:16:47.520 you know

00:16:47.920 in college

00:16:48.880 when some girls 1.00

00:16:49.980 started talking about

00:16:50.620 getting married

00:16:51.260 that's where you

00:16:52.400 or even for bridesmaids

00:16:53.800 you know

00:16:54.100 that's where you went

00:16:54.820 for your dresses

00:16:55.360 that's where the girls 1.00

00:16:56.160 all went

00:16:56.600 and

00:16:57.760 the idea

00:16:59.360 that they're laying off

00:17:00.780 now 9,000 people

00:17:03.260 and it's because

00:17:05.560 a collapse

00:17:07.220 in

00:17:08.100 Americans

00:17:09.460 getting married

00:17:10.980 sign of the times

00:17:12.840 what does that say

00:17:14.520 about where we are

00:17:15.460 as

00:17:16.140 a country

00:17:17.400 where does that say

00:17:18.040 about what we are

00:17:18.620 now obviously

00:17:19.340 you've got to point out

00:17:21.080 that the COVID lockdowns

00:17:22.740 clearly played a huge role

00:17:24.660 in that

00:17:24.960 because they disrupted

00:17:25.900 my cousin

00:17:26.560 she had to put off

00:17:27.460 her wedding

00:17:27.880 so many people

00:17:29.020 had to put off

00:17:29.500 weddings because of that

00:17:30.380 and so

00:17:31.760 what happened

00:17:32.740 did some people

00:17:34.620 do who are non-religious

00:17:35.720 do they go do

00:17:36.280 the courthouse thing

00:17:37.360 do they put it off

00:17:38.380 completely

00:17:38.940 they decide to have

00:17:39.960 kids out of wedlock

00:17:41.080 do they do

00:17:41.540 just all the various

00:17:42.380 things that you can do

00:17:43.300 other than having

00:17:44.280 a traditional wedding

00:17:45.840 right

00:17:46.440 that would lead to this

00:17:47.260 well they would say

00:17:48.340 because they're going to say

00:17:49.380 well what else

00:17:50.680 are they going to do

00:17:51.560 because we can't get married

00:17:52.840 because the government

00:17:53.580 won't let us get married

00:17:54.480 somewhere

00:17:54.780 so that's

00:17:55.220 I would put that

00:17:56.280 as the number one

00:17:57.920 reason for a spike

00:18:00.140 in

00:18:01.140 this collapse

00:18:03.080 in the marriage rates

00:18:03.860 but I do think

00:18:04.680 there's two other

00:18:05.820 situations

00:18:06.720 that are more

00:18:07.520 systemic

00:18:08.320 let's use the

00:18:09.440 great old

00:18:09.940 and no it's not racism

00:18:10.900 what we're talking about

00:18:12.740 is

00:18:13.300 number one

00:18:14.200 just bad economics

00:18:16.180 this idea

00:18:17.320 that people

00:18:17.940 who came

00:18:18.420 and I keep

00:18:18.960 saying this

00:18:19.600 for millennials

00:18:20.540 elder millennials

00:18:21.420 and zoomers

00:18:22.300 if you came up

00:18:23.540 during

00:18:24.500 the great recession

00:18:26.340 you've been putting

00:18:28.760 off family formation

00:18:30.020 you've been putting

00:18:30.780 off having kids

00:18:31.780 you've been doing

00:18:32.480 it later and later

00:18:33.460 you've been waiting

00:18:34.100 later and later

00:18:34.860 to have kids

00:18:35.640 the issue

00:18:37.620 then becomes

00:18:38.460 you aren't

00:18:39.940 able

00:18:40.640 to find somebody

00:18:42.340 or

00:18:43.020 you have issues

00:18:44.360 settling down

00:18:45.520 you can't afford

00:18:46.100 the house

00:18:46.660 because you're

00:18:47.120 constantly paying

00:18:47.700 rent

00:18:48.100 the rent

00:18:48.440 keeps getting

00:18:48.980 jacked up

00:18:49.580 now suddenly

00:18:51.400 you're losing

00:18:52.080 your job

00:18:52.460 because of

00:18:52.800 COVID

00:18:53.100 and I always

00:18:55.520 say this

00:18:55.980 that you know

00:18:56.620 far be it

00:18:57.040 for me to try

00:18:57.520 to say

00:18:57.820 that I could

00:18:58.340 ever add

00:18:58.860 something

00:18:59.220 to

00:18:59.780 Andrew Breitbart's

00:19:01.540 famous adage

00:19:02.320 so Andrew Breitbart

00:19:03.820 said politics

00:19:04.440 is downstream

00:19:04.860 from culture

00:19:05.400 but what I

00:19:07.260 would submit

00:19:08.680 as an addition

00:19:10.360 to that

00:19:10.880 or just

00:19:11.160 add on

00:19:12.020 culture

00:19:13.940 is downstream

00:19:14.780 of economics

00:19:15.720 and if you're

00:19:17.160 in bad

00:19:17.620 economic times

00:19:18.640 then culture

00:19:19.820 will follow

00:19:20.620 absolutely

00:19:21.560 absolutely

00:19:22.460 will follow

00:19:23.080 and so

00:19:24.460 that's number

00:19:25.740 one

00:19:26.260 systemic issue

00:19:27.100 number two

00:19:27.540 systemic issue

00:19:28.220 I mean it's so

00:19:28.680 obvious we talk

00:19:29.200 about all the

00:19:29.540 time here

00:19:29.920 it's hookup

00:19:30.280 culture

00:19:30.620 is this idea

00:19:31.900 that we live

00:19:33.580 now in a

00:19:34.420 disposable society

00:19:35.780 we live in a

00:19:36.520 society where

00:19:37.720 I can order

00:19:38.740 something

00:19:39.340 anything I want

00:19:41.040 from a piece of

00:19:42.000 glass in my

00:19:42.500 pocket

00:19:42.840 whenever I

00:19:43.800 want it

00:19:44.260 if I want

00:19:45.040 something from

00:19:45.460 Amazon today

00:19:46.540 and I'll say

00:19:47.640 oh it can't be

00:19:48.660 here until the

00:19:49.200 morning

00:19:49.620 how terrible

00:19:50.620 the suffering

00:19:52.500 I must endure

00:19:53.840 if it can't be

00:19:55.220 here within the

00:19:55.760 next two hours

00:19:56.560 literally whatever

00:19:57.440 you think of

00:19:58.400 if you live near

00:19:59.080 one of the big

00:19:59.640 shipping hubs

00:20:00.400 that Amazon has

00:20:01.120 same deal

00:20:02.260 food

00:20:02.580 whatever food

00:20:03.420 you want

00:20:03.800 it is

00:20:04.900 actually and

00:20:06.160 literally comes

00:20:06.980 directly from

00:20:07.740 your fingertips

00:20:08.260 and then finally

00:20:10.020 what follows

00:20:10.940 from that

00:20:11.380 is your

00:20:13.180 sexual partners 0.90

00:20:13.960 what are you

00:20:15.540 in the mood

00:20:15.940 for tonight

00:20:16.600 who do you

00:20:17.940 want to order

00:20:18.460 over

00:20:18.940 that's what

00:20:21.060 these apps

00:20:21.820 these hookup

00:20:22.420 apps specifically

00:20:23.740 are pushing

00:20:24.940 they're pushing

00:20:25.740 a culture of

00:20:26.480 disposable

00:20:27.000 relationships

00:20:27.700 they're pushing

00:20:28.180 a culture of

00:20:28.820 one night stands

00:20:29.540 they're not

00:20:30.320 pushing a culture

00:20:31.020 that's calling

00:20:31.560 for marriage

00:20:32.760 and that's one

00:20:33.760 of the things

00:20:34.100 that I've said

00:20:34.700 for I don't

00:20:36.420 even know how

00:20:36.760 many years

00:20:37.080 since I started

00:20:37.540 saying it

00:20:38.020 this phrase

00:20:38.560 is totally

00:20:39.020 caught on

00:20:39.480 everybody says

00:20:40.080 it now

00:20:40.460 be a rebel

00:20:41.640 start a family

00:20:42.360 so just be a rebel

00:20:44.280 start a family

00:20:44.900 and I was

00:20:46.280 traveling this

00:20:46.800 week

00:20:47.180 this weekend

00:20:48.380 I should say

00:20:48.900 down in Austin

00:20:49.600 we had a huge

00:20:50.800 event going on

00:20:51.780 and for once

00:20:53.480 for once in a while

00:20:54.460 I try to have my

00:20:55.060 family with me

00:20:55.720 whenever we travel

00:20:56.640 I really do

00:20:57.440 I miss them so much

00:20:59.060 and the boys

00:21:00.200 especially this age

00:21:01.220 even if it's for

00:21:01.800 you know a couple

00:21:02.380 of nights

00:21:02.820 that I really miss

00:21:04.660 just being able

00:21:05.400 to spend time

00:21:06.020 being there with

00:21:07.240 them and being

00:21:07.720 them with their

00:21:09.080 at this part

00:21:09.660 in their lives

00:21:10.240 because we're

00:21:12.880 learning to ride

00:21:13.480 bikes

00:21:13.860 we're learning

00:21:14.260 to catch fish

00:21:15.140 we're learning

00:21:16.120 to do work

00:21:17.580 you know

00:21:18.260 do you know

00:21:18.840 light yard work

00:21:19.640 weeding

00:21:20.100 watering the flowers

00:21:21.080 little things like

00:21:21.800 that as we go

00:21:22.780 into spring here

00:21:23.580 in the DC area

00:21:25.820 and this idea

00:21:27.780 that not having

00:21:30.660 a family

00:21:31.180 or not having

00:21:31.860 family life

00:21:32.740 has been so

00:21:34.160 normalized

00:21:34.660 what do you

00:21:35.080 replace that with

00:21:35.860 you replace it 0.99

00:21:36.960 with junk

00:21:37.700 you replace it

00:21:38.560 with empty

00:21:38.920 calories

00:21:39.360 you replace it

00:21:40.300 with the carbs

00:21:41.940 of entertainment

00:21:43.020 and Netflix

00:21:43.760 and so many

00:21:45.400 other things

00:21:45.980 that just dazzle

00:21:46.800 us and distract

00:21:47.440 us but ultimately

00:21:48.340 are meaningless

00:21:50.160 ultimately are

00:21:51.680 completely meaningless

00:21:53.020 so I always

00:21:54.240 throw it out there

00:21:54.900 I say

00:21:55.520 number one

00:21:56.620 be a rebel

00:21:57.200 start a family

00:21:58.060 next one is

00:21:59.260 go to church

00:21:59.920 just go

00:22:00.920 just go there

00:22:02.340 just go to

00:22:03.060 we need to start

00:22:03.920 going back to church

00:22:04.720 everybody needs to

00:22:05.580 start going back

00:22:06.220 to church

00:22:06.740 and you see

00:22:07.500 there's all these

00:22:08.000 exorcism movies

00:22:08.800 that are coming

00:22:09.220 out right now

00:22:09.880 go see all of them

00:22:11.040 go some because

00:22:11.620 we have to

00:22:11.960 normalize the idea

00:22:12.840 that there's evil

00:22:13.520 in the world

00:22:14.100 we know that it's

00:22:15.420 out there

00:22:15.740 we have to

00:22:16.160 re-normalize

00:22:17.080 these ideas

00:22:17.700 that we actually

00:22:18.640 built all of our

00:22:19.580 society upon

00:22:20.760 because we

00:22:22.180 you have to

00:22:22.600 understand folks

00:22:23.260 memento mori 0.98

00:22:24.040 you will die

00:22:26.480 you are never

00:22:28.300 going to be as

00:22:29.140 young as you

00:22:29.900 are right now

00:22:31.600 so what are you

00:22:32.460 waiting for

00:22:33.020 what are you

00:22:34.400 waiting for

00:22:34.820 and I'll tell

00:22:35.140 you something

00:22:35.500 since I did

00:22:36.880 mention that I

00:22:38.120 was down in

00:22:39.120 Austin this past

00:22:39.880 weekend with

00:22:41.040 some friends

00:22:42.420 I wanted to

00:22:43.260 play a little

00:22:43.980 clip that we

00:22:45.140 have for you

00:22:45.740 from that event

00:22:46.480 by my

00:22:49.080 pillow

00:22:49.520 did you know

00:22:51.700 Jack Masovic

00:22:52.440 secretly married

00:22:53.440 Mike Lindell

00:22:54.880 two years ago

00:22:55.840 in Las Vegas

00:22:56.540 Alex you

00:22:59.240 told me I

00:22:59.880 told you that

00:23:00.320 in confidence

00:23:00.840 you said you

00:23:01.920 would be our

00:23:02.500 witness if I

00:23:03.220 paid you off

00:23:03.940 the difference

00:23:06.040 is I'm

00:23:06.520 marrying him

00:23:06.940 he's mine

00:23:07.420 I saw him

00:23:09.380 first that it

00:23:10.260 was that mustache

00:23:10.920 it began with

00:23:11.640 that dang mustache

00:23:12.660 it's a sexy 0.64

00:23:14.340 bar there you

00:23:14.880 could talk to

00:23:15.320 him if you'd

00:23:15.660 like

00:23:16.000 Mike Lindell's

00:23:17.080 up there

00:23:17.460 oh my god

00:23:20.760 is Mike Lindell

00:23:23.220 really here tonight

00:23:23.860 he's been drinking

00:23:25.660 some broad light

00:23:26.180 folks

00:23:26.420 he's entertaining

00:23:27.960 as hell

00:23:28.400 we need to get

00:23:28.840 him down

00:23:29.140 here

00:23:29.400 no Jack

00:23:31.120 and I

00:23:31.420 battle over

00:23:32.080 Mike Lindell

00:23:32.800 he was married

00:23:34.280 to him for a

00:23:34.820 month

00:23:35.000 me for a

00:23:35.460 month

00:23:35.660 it's like a

00:23:36.240 joint custody

00:23:37.000 we're having

00:23:40.100 a child

00:23:40.580 it's Super

00:23:41.280 Mario Brothers

00:23:41.860 we're having a

00:23:43.100 child

00:23:43.440 it's Super

00:23:43.940 Mario Brothers

00:23:44.780 so that was us

00:23:46.300 down there

00:23:46.780 joking about

00:23:47.420 marriage

00:23:47.900 joking about

00:23:48.700 love

00:23:49.220 joking about

00:23:49.880 Mike Lindell

00:23:50.380 but folks

00:23:51.000 let me tell you

00:23:52.120 something

00:23:52.500 Alex Jones

00:23:53.960 may have

00:23:54.400 exposed my

00:23:55.300 secret marriage

00:23:55.980 to Mike

00:23:56.320 Lindell

00:23:56.780 but I

00:23:57.520 exposed the

00:23:58.320 fact

00:23:58.720 that Alex

00:23:59.700 Jones

00:24:00.200 loves

00:24:00.960 Bud

00:24:01.760 Light

00:24:02.500 no that was

00:24:04.120 a great event

00:24:04.520 it was the

00:24:04.900 Minds Conference

00:24:05.540 Minds IRL

00:24:06.620 Teamcast IRL

00:24:07.420 was the night

00:24:07.880 before

00:24:08.280 it was a really

00:24:09.580 good time

00:24:10.120 we brought

00:24:10.520 people together

00:24:11.180 from all sides

00:24:11.980 of the aisle

00:24:12.240 you can't see

00:24:12.700 but there's

00:24:13.020 other

00:24:13.300 another side

00:24:14.540 of the aisle

00:24:14.840 there's

00:24:15.180 Destiny

00:24:15.580 some other

00:24:16.760 folks from

00:24:17.340 the left

00:24:18.460 or the center

00:24:19.120 parts of the aisle

00:24:20.040 whatever you want

00:24:20.480 to call it

00:24:20.900 great event

00:24:21.600 go check it

00:24:22.100 out on Rumble 0.58

00:24:22.520 if you didn't

00:24:22.880 get a chance

00:24:23.280 to see it

00:24:23.800 while you're

00:24:24.280 there make

00:24:24.640 sure you

00:24:24.900 subscribe

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00:24:29.280 leave a

00:24:30.080 review

00:24:30.380 if you have

00:24:30.880 a chance

00:24:31.260 ladies and 0.98

00:24:31.980 gentlemen

00:24:32.200 as always

00:24:32.600 you have

00:24:32.840 my permission

00:24:33.320 to lay

00:24:33.800 ashore

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - April 17, 2023

EPISODE 447： A WEEKEND OF CARNAGE IN CHICAGO AND ALABAMA

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