Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - August 11, 2023


EPISODE 537： COVER UP - GARLAND APPOINTS SHAM SPECIAL COUNSEL FOR HUNTER BIDEN, GEN Z IMPACT ON 24


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Jack Posobiec is joined by Ben Burkwam and Oscar Elbleu Ramirez from an undisclosed location in Ukraine to talk about the latest in the Biden/Russia scandal and how the DOJ is trying to cover up for one of the biggest cover-ups the country has ever seen.

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00:00:30.000 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
00:00:35.360 We are live, Washington, D.C.
00:00:37.960 Today is August 11th, 2023.
00:00:41.320 Anno, Dominique.
00:00:42.880 Folks, what we're seeing today out of Washington, D.C.
00:00:48.420 are the levels of one of the largest cover-ups that we've ever seen in U.S. history.
00:00:54.080 This appointment by Merrick Garland of a fake and phony special counsel is a complete sham.
00:01:04.960 It's a complete sham, and let me explain why.
00:01:07.240 Because it's the same exact U.S. attorney that gave the original sweetheart deal to Hunter Biden in the first place.
00:01:15.740 Remember, it was the judge who rejected that deal, the judge who shut it down, not the DOJ.
00:01:25.240 So what are they doing?
00:01:25.880 This allows them to do a number of things.
00:01:29.840 Number one, it allows them to jurisdiction shop.
00:01:34.640 Now, they don't have to worry about that judge.
00:01:36.780 They've withdrawn the plea deal from there.
00:01:38.680 They've withdrawn the charges.
00:01:40.240 They don't have to go to that judge anymore.
00:01:41.760 No, now they can judge shop it to any other judge in any jurisdiction in the country.
00:01:48.620 California, maybe D.C.
00:01:50.840 Why not?
00:01:51.440 Then, after that, they can hold the investigation over as long as they want.
00:02:02.980 You know that little thing called the ability to hold this out forever?
00:02:12.940 When the House goes to request information, guess what?
00:02:17.860 They'll say, it's an ongoing investigation.
00:02:19.700 We can't give you information in those files because we have an ongoing investigation, even though we're not investigating, even though we're not doing anything, right?
00:02:28.020 They are going to allow all of the time to run out on these charges.
00:02:33.440 And Hunter Biden will get to walk away.
00:02:36.860 And so the reason they're playing it out, the statute of limitations, is they know that it's affecting the election.
00:02:46.120 They can see the poll numbers.
00:02:47.940 They can see what's coming down here.
00:02:49.940 They can see that Trump is up in general election polling against Joe Biden.
00:02:55.980 They can see that he's up in so many of these polls, even in the battleground states.
00:03:01.700 And so what do they do?
00:03:02.480 They said, well, we're going to charge Trump.
00:03:04.020 Ah, but we've also got an investigation into Hunter Biden.
00:03:07.500 So don't you worry.
00:03:08.580 Don't you worry.
00:03:09.220 We're going to play both sides.
00:03:10.820 Folks, when you're hit with the sham, you need to understand that you are in a sham.
00:03:18.040 I think I'm seeing here, by the way, that we have two very special guests.
00:03:24.740 They're going to be joining us right now, live, all the way from, let's just say for now, an undisclosed location in Ukraine.
00:03:34.840 Ben Burkwam and Oscar Elbleu Ramirez joined us from an undisclosed location in Ukraine.
00:03:42.400 Guys, what's going on?
00:03:45.620 Hey, Jack.
00:03:47.140 Yeah, we're actually outside of Kiev.
00:03:49.900 We're going to be heading out.
00:03:51.240 We can't say where we're going, but we're going to be heading out early in the morning to the front lines.
00:03:54.660 But I just want to show you, we're staying in a community over here, but just behind us, the woods behind us are, this is an area where there are still unexploded ordinances.
00:04:06.760 We were actually out, both of us took a run this morning, and we were told, whatever you do, don't go into that forest because there are unexploded ordinances.
00:04:15.040 So it's still the level of, you know, the people that live here, it's like, it's still something they have to live with every day.
00:04:19.920 And this morning, we actually had a missile that was shot down with the air defense system that Ukraine is using, that America paid for. 0.77
00:04:29.180 And it actually was shot down right over the house that we were staying at.
00:04:32.660 So there's still action going on.
00:04:34.540 But at the same time, we were down in Kiev all day, and there, you know, people are going about their lives.
00:04:40.260 People are working.
00:04:40.940 It's busy.
00:04:41.420 It's bustling.
00:04:41.940 It's like outside of what we saw there, it's like, you know, you wouldn't even know you're in a war zone.
00:04:49.920 And so when you're seeing that, you see the UXO, you see the, essentially, this isn't minefields.
00:05:00.380 This is areas where they may have been shot down or unexploded ordinance UXO.
00:05:04.680 For folks at home, what is the level of safety where you're at right now?
00:05:09.980 I mean, it's fairly safe.
00:05:15.700 I mean, although the word that we're getting is every single day, Russia's lobbing missiles over.
00:05:21.720 They don't really have good directional capability.
00:05:24.740 And so they're basically just shooting them off into Ukraine and hoping they hit something. 0.93
00:05:30.200 The vast majority of those get shot down over the sky.
00:05:32.980 But you go places like this, and we were just talking to a guy earlier today, there was a flood in another region of Ukraine that actually swept a bunch of minefields down through all these villages.
00:05:44.540 And one of the pastor's sons that he knows blew up.
00:05:48.580 He walked on a mine, 15-year-old son.
00:05:51.240 And so, you know, it depends on where you're at in the country.
00:05:54.180 If you're on the west side of the country, almost no danger at all.
00:05:56.420 But as you get closer out to the east where the battles are taking place, it gets more and more dangerous.
00:06:02.640 Where we are now is kind of right in the middle.
00:06:04.360 So it's, you know, you don't feel any threat to your life right here.
00:06:09.680 All right.
00:06:10.380 So we've got a quick break.
00:06:12.140 I want to get back to you guys immediately.
00:06:13.920 I hope you're staying safe right now.
00:06:15.580 I know there's checkpoints.
00:06:16.620 We'll talk about that more as we go through what you are unveiling for us, the truth about what's going on on the ground in Ukraine.
00:06:26.420 When I grew up in the hood, I rolled with bloods. 0.99
00:06:29.760 And them boys had a saying.
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00:06:40.920 Jack Posobiec back here live with Human Events.
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00:08:00.440 I want to go back now live all the way to the field in Ukraine.
00:08:06.640 Ben Berkwam, Oscar Ramirez reporting live.
00:08:10.960 President Zelensky has made posts on his Telegram just in the last 12 hours talking about the possibility for a general mobilization,
00:08:21.120 another round of mobilization for Ukraine, as even the Washington Post is saying that the Ukrainian counteroffensive has essentially stalled.
00:08:30.280 It has essentially been a failure.
00:08:32.380 They've been running into these minefields.
00:08:34.040 They've been running into defensive lines that the Russians have built up.
00:08:37.740 Tell us, what is the sense that you're getting there?
00:08:39.800 I understand you spoke with a presidential advisor.
00:08:42.460 Is a general mobilization in the cards?
00:08:45.420 And what is the truth about the Ukrainian counteroffensive?
00:08:47.720 Well, they, so to answer that, it was interesting.
00:08:53.220 Yeah, we asked them about it.
00:08:54.420 Out of the 700,000 troops that they have at their disposal, they've only deployed 200,000.
00:08:59.460 So there's 500,000 troops that still are yet to be deployed.
00:09:03.260 And that's the question is why not?
00:09:05.120 Why not yet?
00:09:05.700 You would think that counteroffensive would be, you're not, it wouldn't necessarily use all your, your forces,
00:09:10.440 but you would use more than 30% of them.
00:09:12.740 And so that, you know, that, that seems to be the question.
00:09:15.940 Now, the speculation and talk to them, something is going to happen before September is kind of the idea.
00:09:21.300 We didn't get any specifics on that, but they're, you know, they're hopeful for that.
00:09:25.800 But basically we hear the same thing.
00:09:27.560 It's, it's basically bogged down right now.
00:09:30.500 And we're kind of in a wait and see, Oscar.
00:09:32.920 Well, it's, uh, they, they say that they want to recruit the quantity up to four to five million, uh, military age males.
00:09:40.740 The problem is that, uh, right now, as Ben said, that is the quantity, but we asked them another question that is, you know,
00:09:47.820 we put them in an uncomfortable position to ask him this, what would happen if, you know, the United States pulls out, uh, as you know,
00:09:55.600 sadly, well, uh, to Afghanistan, uh, Joe Biden pulled out and left Afghanistan to, to the disaster that happened, what is going to happen?
00:10:04.720 And his response was, we are going to just, uh, everybody is going to have to go.
00:10:09.780 So it is, uh, the reality of, of what is really happening over here.
00:10:14.200 It is that they're going to recruit or they're not going to recruit.
00:10:17.100 And if that is going to be the quantity, if he's going to go all the way to up to five, five million, 4 million, or he's going to stay with that amount.
00:10:23.540 And, and we actually broke some news on with, uh, uh, Steve Bannon, the war room earlier today, uh, we got word that Zelensky actually fired, uh, if not all, most of the, uh, the recruiters, the directors or the generals of the recruiting offices, because of that very issue of the corruption.
00:10:39.660 And basically they were getting bribes paid off $10,000, uh, uh, per person of guys that were getting smuggled out of the country that didn't want to go fight.
00:10:47.680 So there's still corruption going on.
00:10:49.780 There's still, uh, unknowns.
00:10:51.380 And that's really why we're here.
00:10:52.320 You know, I, I make the point, uh, we, I don't trust Russian propaganda any more than I trust American propaganda, any more than I trust Ukrainian propaganda.
00:11:00.260 So that's why you have to come down here and see it for yourself, talk to the people on the ground and find out what's really happening.
00:11:04.940 Um, but then again, we, we see a lot of, a lot of, uh, your military age males and walking and give you, you will see a lot of them, a lot of them.
00:11:13.300 So they can easily be recruited.
00:11:16.560 Uh, that being said, uh, when it, when you look at a situation like this, the tactics and there was the Ukrainian, uh, officer came out recently and said that our tactics have shocked the Russians because we are using a grinding strategy, uh, rather than a direct push.
00:11:33.580 Whereas I, I say that, you know, when you're, you're going up against a massive border that the Russians have fortified, you'd think that they would try to concentrate their forces into one specific area to break through those lines rather than trying to crash into various points of the line in different, uh, in different waves.
00:11:52.620 Some of which have been quite small, some of which completely wiped out by Russian forces.
00:11:58.960 Uh, when, when it comes to that sense, you're there on the ground, uh, tell me, what is the, what's the security posture as you're going around?
00:12:07.640 Uh, are you seeing the military checkpoints?
00:12:10.000 Are you seeing, do you had, do you need to require credentials?
00:12:12.720 I know last year I was there about one year ago in June of 2022, uh, at the point where we got out of Odessa and then closer to the frontline.
00:12:21.200 I don't need, doesn't need to tell me exactly where you are right now.
00:12:24.160 I understand your mobile, but are you seeing those same types of checkpoints?
00:12:27.620 Are you seeing that same type of heightened scrutiny?
00:12:29.300 Yeah, you know, we having not, this is our first time being here, but we're, uh, going with Chuck Holton, former army ranger and just, uh, you know, American patriot hero.
00:12:39.520 Uh, he's been down here a long time, uh, been here several times.
00:12:43.060 And from his perspective, again, we, we go off of, you know, what, what it was versus what it is now.
00:12:47.340 And it's, uh, basically, uh, everything is more lax now that the, you know, they have a curfew, but nothing, no one really follows it.
00:12:54.900 Everyone's pretty much still out.
00:12:56.060 There are checkpoints, uh, but they, we didn't get checked outside of coming through the border.
00:13:00.000 We didn't get checked all the way to, uh, Kiev as you go further out east though, the, the checkpoint scrutiny increases, but that's just because you're getting closer to the action and potentially danger.
00:13:10.420 So the big issue with the checkpoints is making sure that civilians don't, uh, unnecessary civilian casualties don't happen, that only people that need to be out there are actually out there.
00:13:19.380 But other than that, I mean, when you're around going around the major cities, it's, it feels, I mean, honestly, you really wouldn't know there's a war other than you see a lot of people in military uniform.
00:13:28.720 Uh, and again, you see some of those checkpoints, you see some bunkers as you come into town.
00:13:32.660 Um, and you know, you, this morning we saw a missile shot out of the sky, but, uh, the, the, the majority of people walk in the streets, they're going to work rush hour at five o'clock.
00:13:41.860 They go home.
00:13:42.860 Um, and you know, it's, it's, yeah, you don't, it, it doesn't feel, uh, that there is that heightened sense of concern, but definitely to your point about the, the front, uh, that is the sense that we get is basically, they're trying to beat Russia with attrition.
00:13:58.020 Uh, but there, there's truth to it that Russia is, is running down on their equipment.
00:14:02.300 The question is how long can they go?
00:14:03.740 How much money can, do they have?
00:14:05.340 How, you know, how long can they withstand this?
00:14:08.260 Uh, but Russians are tough people too.
00:14:09.900 So it's, you know, it's kind of a, the, the longer the stalemate goes, the, the, sadly, the more deaths you have on both sides.
00:14:15.860 And the question is how many are they willing to commit?
00:14:18.960 And in terms to the, to the airstrikes, uh, what we have heard is that the technology on the side of Ukraine is, is not a much up to date than what it is on the part of Russia.
00:14:29.960 Uh, what we have heard is that they have tried to hit constantly, constantly keep.
00:14:35.040 Uh, but when it comes to Moscow, uh, Ukraine has been more effective.
00:14:39.120 So, and in terms to that, that is how, you know, technology has been, uh, more efficient, uh, in the side of Ukraine than in the side of Russia.
00:14:47.000 Well, and the issue though, of course, is that whereas Ukraine has lost all of their Soviet equipment, Soviet air equipment that they originally had, that's why they're forced to rely on NATO.
00:14:58.540 And then the problem, I talked about this on war room, uh, this morning, but before you guys came on, but is that we are depleting our stocks now because we have to keep backfilling them.
00:15:07.920 Um, and we don't have the manufacturing base anymore in the United States, or it really, in many of these NATO nations, um, even Germany, of course, losing their, uh, Nordstrom to cheap energy input.
00:15:19.140 So we're now on the hook for this, Biden coming in with another 40 billion.
00:15:23.860 The question is, where are we going to get them, the equipment, where are we going to get the armaments for this?
00:15:29.620 How are we going to keep, um, building it fast enough to be able to fight this war of attrition?
00:15:34.320 Whereas when you can go and look at the videos in Russia, those tanks keep rolling right off the line.
00:15:39.440 They keep rolling in.
00:15:40.780 And I'll ask you guys a question though, when you saw those missiles flying overhead, and I saw some of the videos that you had posted earlier, what, I mean, how did it feel knowing that you were potentially in harm's way as the missile was flying overhead?
00:15:55.200 Well, it, it makes it real, you know, we heard the, the, uh, sirens going off the first night we got here, we heard the sirens going off in Lviv.
00:16:05.820 And when we got here, it was, we heard the sirens again and, and, you know, we, and talking to people is like, ah, those just go on all the time.
00:16:13.460 Nothing really happens.
00:16:14.160 And then all of a sudden there's a missile blown out of the sky above your head and you think, oh, well, I guess it doesn't, nothing, you know, something's happening.
00:16:20.420 And so, uh, you definitely get the sense, and especially as, as we've had further East, um, I think you're going to get more of that sense that this is, this is real.
00:16:29.580 People are dying every single day and you've got the pictures on the wall.
00:16:32.780 It's, um, you know, it's, it's bad. 0.98
00:16:34.980 War sucks.
00:16:35.700 You know, nobody, I mean, honestly, it's good versus evil. 0.98
00:16:38.560 We always battle this and you just wish it wasn't happening.
00:16:41.180 But at the end, it's just like we were talking about, uh, you know, uh, uh, about with, uh, Steve, that this is, you know, the corruption is on all fronts.
00:16:49.280 The corruption is in all countries.
00:16:50.420 And bottom line is who is when you get down to the bottom of it, who wants this war to happen and who are the people pushing it from behind?
00:16:57.520 And I think in speaking to people, the, the most obvious answer is it's simply to destabilize Putin to get more of a control.
00:17:04.280 And it really goes back to money and power.
00:17:06.220 And sadly, people are dying because of money and power.
00:17:09.140 And that's the, you know, story of life, unfortunately.
00:17:11.560 On, on my own behalf, uh, you know, to hear the alert sirens as we were coming in was kind of a, an impact for me because I never heard it in my life.
00:17:20.660 Uh, and to see that into, into hear that was really an impact.
00:17:24.020 But today in the morning, as we saw a, you know, a missile, uh, you know, basically being destroyed in the sky, it makes you understand that this is a reality, that this is actually, you know, happening.
00:17:33.940 And that Russia, it is, uh, consistently throwing missiles between nine to 12 to 15 missiles.
00:17:39.480 And on the other hand, uh, you have the psychological effect.
00:17:43.260 As we were talking a few minutes ago with one of the, uh, NGOs that is, uh, helping over here, uh, refugees that they are, uh, women refugees that they are leaving violence and, and ultimately other causes.
00:17:54.680 The kids are having a PTSD that is aggravated.
00:17:57.720 They cannot go to sleep.
00:17:58.740 They're going to sleep at three or four o'clock in the morning because they, they continuously listen to sirens and bombings.
00:18:04.020 So that is one, the other thing that is sad.
00:18:05.880 Guys, I, I, I know you got to run.
00:18:08.180 We got to run here on the break.
00:18:09.580 Stay safe, praying for you guys.
00:18:12.060 You both got families.
00:18:13.420 Come home safe to us.
00:18:14.340 All right.
00:18:14.620 Don't mess with that Russian artillery. 0.76
00:18:17.180 God bless you.
00:18:18.020 We're going to be praying for you.
00:18:18.920 The whole audience will be praying for you as you bring the truth to us.
00:18:22.100 Stay tuned.
00:18:24.480 Hey, you know, they, you talk about influences.
00:18:26.700 These are influences and, uh, they're friends of mine.
00:18:31.120 Jack, you're so like, where's Jack?
00:18:33.580 Jack, he's done a great job.
00:18:37.080 ...to announce the appointment of David Weiss as a special counsel.
00:18:41.520 Beginning in 2019, Mr. Weiss, in his capacity as U.S. attorney, and along with federal law enforcement partners,
00:18:48.760 began investigating allegations of certain criminal conduct by, among others, Robert Hunter Biden.
00:18:55.700 And as noted in those proceedings and other public statements by Mr. Weiss's office, that investigation remains ongoing.
00:19:04.760 On Tuesday of this week, Mr. Weiss advised me that in his judgment, his investigation had reached a stage
00:19:12.140 at which he should continue his work as a special counsel, and he asked to be so appointed.
00:19:18.260 Upon considering his request, as well as the extraordinary circumstances relating to this matter,
00:19:25.240 I have concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint him as special counsel.
00:19:31.140 This appointment confirms my commitment to provide Mr. Weiss all the resources he requests.
00:19:36.420 All right, Jack Pasoic back here live, Washington, D.C.
00:19:40.720 Merrick Garland there making the announcement, making his case, telling us this is what the United States needs as a special counsel.
00:19:48.960 I have a question.
00:19:50.580 Why not just charge him right now with all of the crimes that we can see are going on?
00:19:55.980 Joining us here to help break this down and try to make sense of it is Evita Duffy of The Federalist.
00:20:01.540 Evita, am I wrong here? Am I missing something? Why not just charge Hunter Biden immediately, go through the judge?
00:20:11.180 The judge, all she said was she didn't like the plea deal. What more evidence are you waiting for?
00:20:17.880 What's going on with this?
00:20:19.020 Well, the reason is it's a sham, right? I mean, David Weiss is the man who is responsible for thwarting the IRS investigation
00:20:27.540 that the whistleblowers talked to us about a few months ago, right?
00:20:31.800 He's the one whose office obtained the FD 1023, that confidential human source document that said that Hunter Biden and Joe Biden had received $5 million each from a Burisma executive.
00:20:44.540 His office sat on that document and did nothing about it.
00:20:47.980 You know, he's also the one who's responsible for this sweetheart plea deal with Hunter Biden.
00:20:51.900 So David Weiss has proved his loyalty to the Biden family, and that is why he has been chosen as a special counsel.
00:21:00.200 Now, there's a couple of things to talk about, too, right?
00:21:02.280 He's he's the he's he's the U.S. attorney in Delaware.
00:21:06.340 You're not actually allowed to appoint a special counsel who's in the U.S. government.
00:21:11.800 So how how they're getting away with appointing him in the first place, it contrary to federal law, is is is something we have to talk about, which is really confusing to me and to others.
00:21:23.280 And and then, you know, you also what's what's going to happen with this in the first place?
00:21:27.800 The special counsel should have been appointed years ago to investigate Hunter Biden.
00:21:32.040 The only thing that's really going to to address the scandal that is this Biden family and the way that they have allegedly sold American foreign policy for millions of dollars.
00:21:44.640 The only way we're going to get to the bottom of that is with impeachment proceedings.
00:21:48.200 This is all going to be a sham.
00:21:50.120 Kind of interesting how Bill Barr never appointed a special counsel on Hunter Biden.
00:21:57.380 And yet we've got the Biden administration, the Biden DOJ actually appointing a special counsel.
00:22:03.900 Bill Barr never did this.
00:22:05.200 Bill Barr had the laptop.
00:22:06.360 Bill Barr had this evidence.
00:22:07.640 The FBI had the evidence the entire time.
00:22:10.160 These cases could look when I worked in the intel community, when I was a military intelligence officer for the U.S. Navy.
00:22:16.520 You never get a situation where somebody just walks in and hand you an entire roadmap to what something is going on like this.
00:22:24.120 You never get the entire entirety of communications, the emails, everything like this.
00:22:29.080 That's exactly what happened when the FBI received that laptop in 2019, mind you, well within the statute of limitations.
00:22:37.500 Evita, what is it going to take for significant pressure to be put up against this regime so that the people can actually get some kind of relief here?
00:22:50.720 Well, it's it's a really frustrating question because my answer is is not going to be a good one.
00:22:56.580 I don't think there there is going to be any justice in this case, unfortunately, because it's not just the Biden family.
00:23:03.480 Right. I mean, what we've proven now is that the corruption goes all the way to the higher ups in the DOJ.
00:23:10.820 They are all in collusion. And so when when your Justice Department is not just and is not going to is not interested in actually doing its job,
00:23:20.260 there's no way to really have to have retribution with what the Bidens have done.
00:23:25.620 And so I it's frustrating as as for the American people.
00:23:30.200 But I think the only thing that we can do right now is encourage the GOP to continue to expose the bribery scandal,
00:23:37.880 to expose Hunter, to expose Biden and all the others who have received payments and and then to vote them out of office.
00:23:45.260 That's really going to be the only answer here because the corruption is so deep.
00:23:49.280 What do you think about the debate that's been raging within Washington, D.C., really within conservative circles across the country,
00:23:58.020 I should say, about whether or not to bring an impeachment proceeding up against for either Joe Biden or for Merrick Garland himself?
00:24:08.020 Well, I think it needs to happen. I think I think Republicans would be stupid not to. 0.99
00:24:12.760 I think there's been a lot of slow walking. I mean, we should have been the Republicans should have been on top of this Hunter Biden scandal years ago. 0.99
00:24:21.860 And they weren't. And even the conservative media, to be honest, wasn't covering it as much as they should have.
00:24:27.440 I mean, the Federalist where I work, there were a few articles about it.
00:24:31.060 That's one of the only few that I've really seen covering this story for years now.
00:24:36.620 People we can't really move forward because we're playing catch up.
00:24:41.580 And now the such as limitations are coming up on us.
00:24:44.520 And a lot of these crimes that Hunter has committed, we can't really even prosecute.
00:24:48.520 So 100 percent, there needs to be impeachment proceedings.
00:24:52.560 And part of the problems that we're facing now is because Republicans have already slow walk this investigation far too much.
00:25:00.300 Well, I couldn't agree with you more. And that's why I brought up Bill Barr before to point out that this was a nominally Republican administration
00:25:08.260 that had this evidence that had this information when Biden, by the way, he wasn't even the nominee yet.
00:25:14.280 The election hadn't even begun at that point. We didn't even know about the laptop in late 2019.
00:25:21.520 So there was no election that was going on yet. Meanwhile, so Republicans couldn't put that up.
00:25:27.840 Meanwhile, Donald Trump, as we find out today, his trial in Washington, D.C. might actually be going on concurrently with the Iowa caucuses.
00:25:38.820 So they're laying it out, a four to six week trial that starts on January 2nd of 2024.
00:25:45.460 January 15th is the date of the Iowa caucuses.
00:25:49.180 The New Hampshire primary date has not even set, but it's probably also within that that four to six week time window.
00:25:55.040 So this is completely insane. It's it's completely insane to me. And I got I wouldn't say I got into it.
00:26:02.020 But Glenn Beck and I had a discussion earlier this week where I said that Republicans have been playing by the Marques of Queensbury rules for far too long.
00:26:10.360 And anybody who wants to continue to play like that needs to get out of the way.
00:26:14.560 Evita, would you agree with me on that?
00:26:15.860 Yeah, I mean, I think that we we we can't really move forward in this this this election.
00:26:24.140 We can't have a primary. We can't, you know, be talking about things in the status quo because it's completely flipped on its head.
00:26:29.500 And really that there was a wonderful tablet article that came out last week about the Obama administration really suggesting how he still has his claws in the Biden administration.
00:26:39.120 And what happened in that administration was the the the deep state was weaponized against the opposite party and that those problems that originated the Obama administration continue on today in the Biden administration and during the Trump administration with with Russia collusion.
00:26:54.360 And so we we are not going to be able to move past this until there's retribution from the 2020 election and from from the way that they interfered in that election, from from the obstruction that we've seen with any investigation to the Biden crime family.
00:27:07.720 This is a a really pivotal, pivotal, pivotal, pivotal moment in American history.
00:27:13.180 And I think a lot of people are seeing that it's not just about Trump or it's not just about Biden.
00:27:17.460 It goes down to individuals. We saw, you know, this week that Christopher Wray lied to the to Congress about whether this investigation into traditional Catholics was from one office or multiple FBI field offices across the country.
00:27:35.100 People, people, individuals who are on the wrong side politically are being targeted by this DOJ, whether you're a traditional Catholic, whether you're a pro-lifer, whether you were at January 6th and were peacefully protesting.
00:27:50.060 There is deep seated problems.
00:27:53.200 Right. So in that case, we thought it was just the Richmond office.
00:27:56.340 Now we find that it was the Richmond office, the Portland office and the Los Angeles office were all working together.
00:28:02.780 By the way, we don't know if that means that they were implanting FBI informants or sources within traditional Latin mass communities, whether or not they were trying to find and root out spying on people who were, I don't know, perhaps praying the rosary too fervently.
00:28:20.400 They were just they were using a little bit too much Latin in their their services, forcing women to wear veils. 1.00
00:28:26.920 I mean, just complete insanity. How could we ever go on as a country if we allow things like this holding communion services on every single day of the week?
00:28:35.920 I mean, these just outlandish extremists clearly need to be dealt with.
00:28:40.760 So we've got the FBI doing that, running up against the churches.
00:28:45.080 You've got this completely insane pre-dawn raid of a guy, a 75 year old man, 300 pounds, sitting in his house at 615 in the morning out in Provo, Utah.
00:28:56.120 Mormon guy, by the way, church member.
00:28:58.440 It seems to me that like the FBI is is completely targeting one side of the aisle.
00:29:05.760 But just when it comes to a guy like Hunter Biden, who has crimes that we can see from the Obama administration.
00:29:11.900 It's so smart that you point that out, by the way, that Republicans are trying to litigate something that happened during the Obama years.
00:29:19.220 That's how slow Republicans are.
00:29:21.960 Yeah, absolutely. And I think that's what what regular Americans are noticing.
00:29:25.480 And that's where where the real rift in our country is coming from.
00:29:28.760 With this, this Catholic document is so interesting, because if you read the original document, they say they say that Catholics potentially are aligned with radical white supremacists.
00:29:39.540 But they can't name exactly how Catholics are being racist.
00:29:43.720 But what they do say is, oh, but they're really extreme on their their views on marriage and on abortion.
00:29:49.240 So what this really is, it's not about racism, because almost half of Catholics in the United States are Hispanic.
00:29:54.960 So that check that one off. They're all brown. 0.99
00:29:58.020 But the other problem is, you know, this is not about racism.
00:30:00.880 It's about ideal ideology. It's about theology. It's about the values that people have.
00:30:06.140 And it's so transparent that one side is always getting targeted and the other is getting left off the hook.
00:30:13.340 This goes back to the BLM riots in 2020. How many of those guys were never prosecuted by by by the FBI, whereas January Sixers were put in solitary confinement for walking through the Capitol peacefully?
00:30:26.900 And Andy, no, isn't even able to get any kind of judicial relief.
00:30:32.320 We're going on to a quick break.
00:30:33.520 We're going to come back here.
00:30:34.460 Evita Duffy, also Scott Pressler coming up later, because we can't just talk about what's wrong.
00:30:39.320 We have to talk about what's right and how we are going to win.
00:30:43.540 A great new song plays us out.
00:30:51.140 My ear about the boring people at your office.
00:30:53.960 I'm trying to listen to the new human events with Jack Posobiec.
00:30:59.900 All right, Jack Posobiec live, Washington, D.C.
00:31:02.060 We've got Evita Duffy on from the Federalist.
00:31:04.840 I want to also bring in now Scott Pressler.
00:31:07.160 Scott, thank you for joining us.
00:31:08.500 Where are you right now, Scott?
00:31:10.640 I'm in Milwaukee, Wisconsin for the State Fair.
00:31:14.460 Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
00:31:15.740 The proper pronunciation.
00:31:17.380 You going to eat some cheese curds for me while you're up there, man?
00:31:20.260 Is the sky blue?
00:31:21.280 Of course.
00:31:22.440 Of course.
00:31:22.720 Oh, my gosh.
00:31:23.380 I'm so jealous right now.
00:31:24.340 Wait.
00:31:24.680 No, Evita, you're originally from Wisconsin.
00:31:26.520 Are you still in Wisconsin now?
00:31:28.580 I'm in Hayward, Wisconsin right now, up in the Northwoods.
00:31:31.900 There you go.
00:31:32.540 There you go.
00:31:33.020 So not too far.
00:31:33.640 Maybe you guys get together for some cheese curds, and I'll be the one who's caught out, right?
00:31:37.280 So the thing that I want to look at, and really, I'll go to Evita first here, is Gen Z is voting at a much higher clip, a much higher rate than we've seen any other youth group vote in recent history.
00:31:53.120 Baby boomers didn't vote like this. 0.96
00:31:55.060 Gen X didn't vote like this.
00:31:56.480 Millennials didn't vote like this.
00:31:57.800 Evita, what is driving this Gen Z just March mobilization, mass mobilization to the polls? 0.94
00:32:04.800 Well, I mean, I think they were, you know, came of age in a hyper-political time.
00:32:11.320 That's no surprise to anyone.
00:32:13.220 I'll say that Gen Z is really interesting because they voted, the vast majority of them voted with Democrats in the last primary.
00:32:20.160 And they really, by a lot of experts' measures, they won the election, many elections for Democrats.
00:32:25.840 But most of them actually aren't registered Democrats.
00:32:28.720 A lot of them are actually independents.
00:32:30.380 Most of them are independents.
00:32:31.400 And that means that they're kind of up for pickings.
00:32:33.560 They're not really, you know, engaged to any certain political party.
00:32:38.480 They're willing to look at other candidates.
00:32:41.420 And so Republicans need to do a lot better job of messaging to them.
00:32:44.480 I think this has been a huge problem with the consultants, right, where they are really holding on to old tactics that aren't translating for Gen Zers. 0.80
00:32:53.140 One of them is being on social media.
00:32:55.560 If you look at Jack Smith, he's a North Carolina representative.
00:32:59.080 He's doing a great job of reaching out to Gen Zers on TikTok, on Instagram, on Snapchat.
00:33:04.120 I don't see any Republicans really doing that.
00:33:06.140 And also just the way that you're framing things, right?
00:33:08.460 So instead of saying, I'm going to—this will help you retire, you know, retire.
00:33:12.780 It's that it's—this will help you put a down payment on a house, right?
00:33:15.760 It's how do we talk to people that is relevant to a young person.
00:33:22.000 You know, and I've seen—it's Jeff Jackson, right?
00:33:26.640 Mm-hmm.
00:33:27.640 That guy, he's constantly on TikTok.
00:33:29.180 I've seen that guy, shtick, man.
00:33:30.560 I can't stand him on TikTok.
00:33:31.800 He's like, I'm here, and I'm just really concerned with what's going on in Congress.
00:33:38.060 We need to put the people's rights forward.
00:33:40.320 And that's why we need as much abortion as possible and more money for far-left—but I agree with you that it is the methodology, because he's going directly to the voters where they are now.
00:33:53.680 Tell me a little bit more about how Democrats and Social Media influencers have mobilized using TikTok.
00:34:01.860 Oh, well, I mean, it's been massive, right?
00:34:03.620 I mean, on college campuses specifically, they have these digital voting drives.
00:34:09.180 They'll create hashtags.
00:34:11.320 They even have incentives, right?
00:34:13.200 Like if you, you know, post a picture that you voted or you registered, there'll be, you know, a pizza party on a college campus.
00:34:19.920 They do things like that.
00:34:21.000 Republicans just—they're not doing it, right?
00:34:23.500 They're not engaged in it.
00:34:24.860 I'll also say, like, there are issues that Republicans can win for young voters.
00:34:29.380 I mean, the economy is the biggest one, right?
00:34:30.860 But also during the COVID years, think about what happened to Gen Z during COVID. 0.70
00:34:35.600 They were defrauded out of their tuition dollars, forced into remote learning.
00:34:39.720 They ended up depressed, sad, anxiety.
00:34:42.220 They were surveilled by their universities.
00:34:45.060 They had to do, you know, these ineffective mask mandates, experimental vaccine mandates.
00:34:50.380 I have friends personally who have gotten mitocarditis after taking the vaccine.
00:34:54.440 These are things that were really impactful on Gen Zers that Republicans have really done nothing to capitalize off of to say, hey, we're sorry that this happened to you.
00:35:03.360 Republicans would never do that.
00:35:04.900 That's never going to happen again.
00:35:06.300 And the party that does believe in that kind of surveillance and encroachment on civil liberties is the Democrats.
00:35:12.640 Republicans haven't done that.
00:35:13.620 They haven't pointed that out to Gen Zers. 1.00
00:35:14.980 And I think that's really, really stupid. 0.99
00:35:17.660 Well, let's get let's get Scott in here. 0.99
00:35:19.060 So, Scott, you're there.
00:35:20.160 You're on the ground more than anybody, I think, at this point.
00:35:23.820 What can Republicans, conservatives do in order to match these tactics that Evita is outlining for us that the Democrats are rolling out?
00:35:32.920 Well, we have to show up and we have to present an alternative narrative, you know, talking to college students, especially here in Wisconsin for the spring primary.
00:35:46.720 Evita is correct.
00:35:47.920 Free speech is something that's on people's minds that some of the students had to write their papers differently because they were worried that their teachers would grade them detrimentally if they actually expressed how they truly felt.
00:36:00.880 And I think affordability is a big thing.
00:36:03.680 People are losing all of the money that they're earning on apartments and it's going to their housing and they're not able to create a lives and they're not able to create the American dream.
00:36:15.160 So why are we not as Republicans talking about things like abolishing property taxes or doing what Florida has done to make baby necessity items tax exempt that if people want to start a family and if we are this pro family values party, then let's make it easier and more affordable to start and create families.
00:36:36.760 And I think it has to be a policy driven and that isn't R or D, but it's talking about our conservative values and putting them into practice.
00:36:45.740 No, Scott, I couldn't agree more.
00:36:48.360 The Republican Party needs to become the party of the worker and the party of the family.
00:36:52.220 We have to stop being the party or I say the Republicans have to stop being the party of big business, stop being the party of the military industrial complex, stop being the party of Wall Street, which, by the way, Wall Street's been donating to a whole bunch of Democrats lately.
00:37:04.740 I don't know if you notice that the U.S. chamber ain't exactly too supportive of conservative causes these days.
00:37:10.260 But, but Scott, I know you're out there, you're pounding the pavement in terms of registration.
00:37:15.160 We had a huge number out the other day and I we were talking about it on Twitter and Richard Barris said on the show that 20 percent of non registered Americans right now are swinging towards Trump.
00:37:29.320 Now, Evita has just told us how the Democrats are using TikTok like crazy.
00:37:34.080 How do we capture those voters?
00:37:36.300 Well, I really want to put things into perspective and give context.
00:37:42.640 I know some people are thinking about electability and that's why they're choosing a certain candidate.
00:37:48.260 I'm not supporting any candidate right now.
00:37:50.480 My goal is to make Joe Biden a one term president.
00:37:53.240 But people need to understand that the election in 2020, that was, quote unquote, won by fewer than 70,000 votes.
00:38:00.780 And that's with the no excuse mail-in voting.
00:38:03.720 That's with everything that happened in the 2020 election.
00:38:06.340 The fact of the matter is it came down to Arizona, Georgia, Wisconsin, fewer than 70,000 votes.
00:38:14.240 So if you think about it, is it possible that 35,000 people that voted for Joe Biden have changed their minds and are now supporting Donald Trump?
00:38:22.560 Yes.
00:38:23.260 The fact of the matter is we must have an all of the above approach to voting.
00:38:26.660 And we just saw this in Ohio with the referendum that they just had literally this week that machines went down on Election Day.
00:38:35.220 And so my argument is, guys, we must do, yes, in-person voting, but also mail-in voting, early in-person voting, absentee voting, and we're legal in states like Nevada, ballot harvesting.
00:38:46.160 But I do want to say one last thing to give hope to the people that are watching.
00:38:51.060 In the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, out of the 67 counties that are there, because of demographic voter registration data, 50 out of those 67 counties have more registered Republicans that are 18 to 24 years old than Democrats.
00:39:10.080 And furthermore, we have seen that number that two months ago, the Democrats had a lead of 94,000 more 18 to 24-year-olds.
00:39:20.060 That number has decreased to below 90,000 in the last two months.
00:39:26.600 So Republicans are gaining in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania with Gen Z voters.
00:39:32.140 This is huge. Let's go to Evita. So, Evita, last word for you. We've got about a minute and a half left in the segment.
00:39:39.460 What are the main issues that Republicans should focus on to capture more of this and capitalize the momentum that Scott's talking about?
00:39:47.480 So, I think it's three things. I think, one, I think it's the economy. I think Gen Z is coming into the world. They're trying to get jobs. They're trying to buy a house. 0.92
00:39:55.680 And these things are made really difficult by Democrat policies. I'm newly married, can't buy a house because of reckless Democrat spending and inflation and everything.
00:40:06.680 So, the economy is one. I think COVID, which I mentioned, is a big one, emphasizing how Democrats are the party of censorship, of encroaching on your civil liberties.
00:40:17.520 And then, also, the last one is talking about entitlements. I think that's been something that fiscally responsible conservatives have talked about but have been sort of afraid to because, you know, it can be unpopular with older generations.
00:40:28.240 With younger generations, it's very popular to say, hey, we're going to either fix or abolish these broken systems because you guys are the losers of them.
00:40:36.060 We're paying into programs that, literally, I'm never going to see. We're never going to see them.
00:40:40.740 And so, I think, you know, talking about these fiscally responsible policies in the context of Gen Z will be really, really useful. 0.99
00:40:50.440 That's actually very interesting. Evita, where can people go to follow you to get access to all your writings?
00:40:55.020 Evita Duffy underscore one on my Twitter and then just look up Evita Duffy at TheFederalist.com.
00:41:00.400 All right, Evita Duffy, always a pleasure. It's our normal Friday hit with Evita, folks.
00:41:05.260 Scott, stick around because I want to do another segment with you to get a field update on everything that's going on as we hurtle towards our meeting with 2024.
00:41:20.560 I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
00:41:25.620 Jack Posobiec here live, Washington, D.C.
00:41:28.000 We're joined by the great Scott Pressler, the tireless Scott Pressler.
00:41:32.240 By the way, it was good seeing you, man, down at the Turning Point event.
00:41:35.520 You absolutely crushed it on that stage.
00:41:38.300 But you are a guy for whom the work never stops.
00:41:42.720 So, tell us about all things Scott Pressler.
00:41:45.300 Let's get the field update.
00:41:47.600 Well, just for those of you out there who don't know,
00:41:50.660 I launched an organization this year called Early Vote Action.
00:41:54.240 And so, I am focused on an all-of-the-above approach to voting,
00:41:59.120 especially in five states, Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
00:42:06.240 And so, earlier this year, I was very focused on the Supreme Court election,
00:42:10.020 which we did not win,
00:42:12.320 and that we're seeing that immediately upon Janet Protasewicz being installed
00:42:16.600 to the new liberal Supreme Court,
00:42:20.200 they're already remaking it and rebranding it as this liberal ideological court.
00:42:27.560 And so, I'm here at the Wisconsin State Fair to continue our work,
00:42:32.420 to push for early voting,
00:42:34.320 to get Republicans on the permanent mail-in voting list,
00:42:38.020 especially low-propensity Republican voters
00:42:41.060 that didn't, for example,
00:42:43.360 vote in the important April Supreme Court election,
00:42:47.120 and to make sure that we're planting the seats for success next year
00:42:50.600 and making Joe Biden a one-term president.
00:42:54.720 Oh, that's so perfect.
00:42:55.900 So, all right, you're focused on Wisconsin.
00:42:58.200 What are some of the other,
00:42:58.900 what are you doing specifically in Wisconsin?
00:43:01.220 And then tell, walk us through some of the other state operations that you have.
00:43:05.140 Well, I'm here for the state fair,
00:43:06.860 so I will be Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
00:43:09.860 helping to register voters, sign up volunteers,
00:43:13.020 get people with their respective county parties
00:43:16.000 so we're building up a robust mobilization.
00:43:19.520 And the main goal is to just make sure
00:43:22.080 that we're all swimming in the same direction.
00:43:24.540 My organization is partnering with Turning Point Action.
00:43:28.240 We are working with the state and county parties,
00:43:31.600 and it's so important that people understand,
00:43:33.920 look, this isn't about ego,
00:43:35.860 this isn't about the Scott Pressler Show.
00:43:37.800 We're working together as a team hand in glove
00:43:41.740 to deliver a Republican victory next year.
00:43:44.460 But here's one thing that I really want people to be cognizant of, Jack,
00:43:49.080 is I know that people are excited about Trump
00:43:51.880 or they're excited about DeSantis.
00:43:54.220 But guys, we have November elections this year in 2023.
00:43:59.960 For example, we have the Louisiana governorship,
00:44:03.900 Kentucky governorship, Mississippi governorship.
00:44:06.620 We have state legislative races in New Jersey and Virginia.
00:44:10.160 And finally, we have the all-important state Supreme Court seat
00:44:14.300 in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
00:44:16.420 And to anybody that's listening,
00:44:17.980 whether you're in California or Oregon or Connecticut,
00:44:21.860 if you want to defeat Joe Biden next year,
00:44:25.640 then I need your help delivering victories this November
00:44:30.320 in those states that I just mentioned.
00:44:33.240 And one thing that we've been doing, Jack,
00:44:34.900 that's been very successful
00:44:36.140 is I have a list of 24,000 new movers to Louisiana.
00:44:43.360 That means these are people that are brand new to the state.
00:44:46.100 And when somebody moves, what do they need to do?
00:44:49.200 Register to vote at their current address.
00:44:52.040 And so to any volunteer that signs up with me,
00:44:55.340 I send them five new movers.
00:44:57.740 I send them a letter writing template
00:45:00.420 that tells them who, what, when, where, why.
00:45:03.060 And I've got hundreds of volunteers across the country
00:45:06.380 writing letters to these new movers.
00:45:08.440 And the coolest part is I found so far
00:45:12.080 a 25% return on investment
00:45:16.160 that for every four letters sent out,
00:45:19.100 one of those is now registering as a Republican.
00:45:22.540 That's huge.
00:45:24.300 That's, those numbers are amazing, by the way.
00:45:26.740 So that's, you're taking essentially
00:45:29.060 this population that's coming in,
00:45:32.820 not yet registered,
00:45:33.540 because this is a huge problem, by the way,
00:45:35.500 with the voter rolls.
00:45:36.840 That in, in, it's not just Wisconsin,
00:45:38.160 that's every state, by the way,
00:45:39.680 has this issue that somebody moves
00:45:41.380 and they're still there on the rolls.
00:45:43.120 And if you're one of these states
00:45:44.180 that does universal mail-in ballots,
00:45:45.980 guess what?
00:45:46.460 That's a ballot that's getting sent
00:45:47.740 to someone that's not there.
00:45:48.980 And it increases the opportunities
00:45:50.960 for those ballots to be used for,
00:45:53.280 shall we say, nefarious purposes.
00:45:56.820 So I think what you're doing, Scott,
00:45:58.260 is actually finding a way
00:45:59.480 to short circuit that system
00:46:01.680 that unfortunately, like many states,
00:46:04.020 Wisconsin being one of them,
00:46:05.320 that is still stuck in place after COVID.
00:46:08.760 Well, here's the biggest thing.
00:46:10.600 To anyone that's election integrity oriented,
00:46:13.680 which I think is probably
00:46:14.620 most of your viewership,
00:46:16.500 if you are listening
00:46:17.720 and you're one of the 500,000 people
00:46:20.700 that have fled the state of California,
00:46:23.180 you are not off the voter rolls
00:46:26.280 until you fill out a hand-signed form
00:46:30.680 or hand-emailed form
00:46:32.820 that you send to your county registrar
00:46:35.160 or county clerk.
00:46:36.440 So literally, if you move from San Diego,
00:46:38.780 I want you to type into the internet
00:46:40.620 San Diego County Voter Registrar
00:46:43.720 or County Clerk Recorder
00:46:45.280 and find the form
00:46:47.160 that you can actually cancel
00:46:49.060 your voter registration.
00:46:50.360 Because if you don't,
00:46:51.860 you're still going to be an active voter
00:46:53.580 and your address may receive
00:46:55.340 a mail-in ballot
00:46:56.320 for the next elections in California.
00:46:58.720 So you hit the nail on the head, Jack.
00:47:00.560 This is so key
00:47:01.520 because I've been using a phrase lately.
00:47:04.700 People say,
00:47:05.380 do we want national divorce? 0.97
00:47:06.540 Do you want civil war?
00:47:07.260 I say, no, I don't want a civil war,
00:47:08.740 but how about a civil exodus, right?
00:47:10.720 And we're already seeing that anyway,
00:47:12.520 the great divide,
00:47:13.400 the great sort
00:47:14.160 where red states are becoming red
00:47:16.140 or blue states are becoming bluer.
00:47:17.680 But to your point,
00:47:19.120 the civil exodus requires vigilance
00:47:22.820 because we cannot leave ways
00:47:25.220 for them to continue
00:47:26.560 to game the system
00:47:28.500 as we do this.
00:47:29.760 That being said,
00:47:31.260 I've also called for folks
00:47:33.360 to consider,
00:47:34.100 potentially consider moving
00:47:36.000 to purple states
00:47:37.640 because those are the states
00:47:39.220 that move to places like Arizona,
00:47:41.320 Georgia,
00:47:41.880 Wisconsin,
00:47:42.940 Michigan,
00:47:43.860 Pennsylvania,
00:47:44.540 states that are right on the cusp
00:47:46.860 because these are the areas
00:47:48.640 where the numbers
00:47:50.080 are absolutely needed.
00:47:51.660 And Scott,
00:47:52.060 you went through this,
00:47:52.860 that these were very,
00:47:53.920 very extremely close races,
00:47:56.020 35,000 votes across three states.
00:47:58.140 And even with all the ballot
00:48:00.260 shenanigans of 2020,
00:48:01.740 we would have another president.
00:48:04.460 When it comes to that,
00:48:05.660 Scott,
00:48:06.100 what's your answer
00:48:07.080 to the folks that are concerned?
00:48:09.540 They say,
00:48:09.860 if there's too many ballots,
00:48:10.840 there's too many early voting,
00:48:12.160 that creates less elections
00:48:15.700 with less integrity.
00:48:16.940 What's your response to them?
00:48:17.780 I know we've just about a minute left.
00:48:19.980 Sure.
00:48:20.460 Well,
00:48:20.680 I understand it.
00:48:22.100 I get the logic behind the argument.
00:48:24.900 But the fact of the matter is
00:48:26.560 my goal is to lock in every vote.
00:48:28.700 And I worry that if the machines go down
00:48:31.840 on election day,
00:48:32.900 like it did in Arizona,
00:48:34.220 like it did in Ohio,
00:48:35.620 I,
00:48:36.140 that if there aren't paper ballots
00:48:38.020 that they run out of them,
00:48:39.460 like they did in Harris County, Texas,
00:48:40.800 like they did in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania,
00:48:42.520 that those people will be disenfranchised
00:48:45.340 and they won't be able to vote regardless.
00:48:47.740 My goal is for every vote to get locked in.
00:48:50.160 And that's why I'm put in early.
00:48:52.840 Amen.
00:48:53.600 Go follow Scott Pressler,
00:48:55.500 early vote action.
00:48:57.380 God bless you, Scott,
00:48:58.220 but God bless you for everything
00:48:59.100 you're doing out there for our country.
00:49:00.400 Folks,
00:49:01.260 it's been a long week.
00:49:03.060 Lots going on.
00:49:05.440 We got a great song here
00:49:06.440 to listen to on this weekend.
00:49:08.140 But remember,
00:49:08.840 it's not just about anger.
00:49:10.460 It's about having hope for the future
00:49:12.540 that we can change it.
00:49:14.260 Ladies and gentlemen,
00:49:15.060 as always,
00:49:15.520 you have my permission to lay a short.
00:49:16.960 I want to know what you think
00:49:18.800 I want to know what you do
00:49:20.840 And they don't think you know
00:49:22.800 But I know that you do 1.00
00:49:24.820 Cause your dollar ain't shit 0.99
00:49:26.540 And it's taxed to no end 0.99
00:49:28.620 Cause the rich man
00:49:30.680 Don't the rich man
00:49:32.720 I wish politicians
00:49:42.480 Would look out for minors 1.00
00:49:44.640 And not just minors
00:49:46.640 On an island somewhere
00:49:48.220 Lord,
00:49:49.320 we got folks in the street
00:49:51.240 Ain't got nothing to eat
00:49:53.160 And the old beast
00:49:54.620 Milking welfare
00:49:56.160 Well God,
00:49:57.380 if you're five foot three
00:49:59.020 And you're three hundred pounds
00:50:01.080 Taxes ought not to pay
00:50:03.000 For your bags of fudge rounds
00:50:04.880 Young men are putting themselves 1.00
00:50:06.820 Six feet in the ground 1.00
00:50:08.640 Cause all this damn country does 1.00
00:50:10.840 Is keep on kicking them down 1.00
00:50:13.160 Lord, 1.00
00:50:14.900 it's a damn shame 0.90
00:50:16.020 What the world's gotten to 0.94
00:50:18.520 To people like me
00:50:20.560 To people like you
00:50:22.460 Wish I could just wake up
00:50:24.420 Can it not be true
00:50:26.320 But it is
00:50:27.580 Oh it is
00:50:29.480 Living in the new world
00:50:32.440 With an old soul
00:50:36.300 These rich men know
00:50:39.400 The rich men
00:50:40.200 Lord knows
00:50:41.460 They all just want to have
00:50:43.400 Total control
00:50:44.780 Want to know what you think
00:50:46.940 Want to know what you do
00:50:49.040 And they don't think you know
00:50:50.960 But I know that you do 1.00
00:50:52.980 Cause your dollar ain't shit 0.99
00:50:54.680 And it's taxed to no end 0.99
00:50:56.440 Cause the rich men
00:50:58.460 Know the rich men
00:51:00.520 I've been selling my soul
00:51:20.420 Working all day
00:51:22.640 Overtime hours 0.97
00:51:25.040 For bulls*** pay 0.97
00:51:27.100 Overtime hours 0.98
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