Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - EPISODE 593： IT BEGINS - TRUMP MAY BE REMOVED FROM THE BALLOT IN COLORADO

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00:00:45.260 former Navy intelligence veteran. This is human events with your host, Jack Posobiec. Deliver

00:00:50.620 us from evil. Ninety percent of the military budget of Hamas came from Iran. Without the 0.96

00:00:59.540 foundation, there's no Hamas. People who are calling for a ceasefire now do not understand

00:01:05.680 Hamas. We had never seen a month in our history of over 200,000 illegal border crossers, John.

00:01:11.720 And under Joe Biden, we've seen it 16 times. Even people who are not in favor of Trump are

00:01:17.760 realizing that under President Trump, we had a peaceful world. In just a couple short years,

00:01:22.500 you've seen what happened when there's passive leadership and weak leadership.

00:01:26.680 I'm the only president in 72 years that didn't start a war.

00:01:32.000 Why are you not 30 points ahead? Well, I'm not, I'm not a political pundit.

00:01:36.960 The goal of this lawsuit is to really remove Donald Trump's name from the primary presidential ballot

00:01:42.780 here in Colorado because of his potential ties to the insurrection. So this group filed this lawsuit

00:01:49.260 really argue that he is ineligible to run for the White House again under a rarely used clause in the

00:01:55.500 U.S. Constitution aimed at candidates who have supported an insurrection. The complaint was filed

00:02:01.260 on behalf of six Republican and unaffiliated Colorado voters by the group called Citizens for Responsibility

00:02:07.740 and Ethics in Washington. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events

00:02:12.780 Daily. Today is October 30th, 2023, Anno Domini. Well, folks, it's begun. You know, I tried to warn you,

00:02:23.580 tried to warn you all about this. I said, and I've been saying it since what last year,

00:02:28.380 the 14th amendment is coming. The 14th amendment that they're going to push down,

00:02:34.540 that they are going to use to attempt to drop President Trump from the ballot. Colorado is

00:02:43.660 state number one. I told you that when all means of soft power power were eliminated, only hard power

00:02:52.460 would remain. And here we are Monday, October 30th, the push to take President Trump off the ballot.

00:03:01.020 It's begun. They are attempting to do this to strip President Trump from his right to run for

00:03:13.740 president. And now, of course, they'll say January 6th, they'll say, oh, we're all in it. You know,

00:03:21.900 we're all in it together. It's all a conspiracy. It's all been set up. It's all been established to

00:03:26.860 destroy Trump, to destroy all these people. But we know the truth. We all know the truth.

00:03:32.940 This is the reason for the propaganda. This is the reason for the lies, the entire Jan 6 committee,

00:03:40.300 the blood libel, the MAGA blood libel about Brian Sicknick. Them saying over and over and over that

00:03:47.660 Brian Sicknick was murdered by Trump supporters. Brian Sicknick was murdered, but none of it was true.

00:03:52.300 None of it was true. But no, we know the real reason. The real reason for this is simple.

00:04:04.140 And I have a question. Why hasn't Ron DeSantis or Nikki Haley or any of these people spoken out

00:04:12.300 against the effort to take Donald Trump off the ballot? Do they actually stand up for their

00:04:19.980 beliefs? Do they actually stand up for their principles? Do they actually stand up for what

00:04:23.740 they believe in or, or are they just going to go along with whatever the deep state wants?

00:04:31.260 It's very interesting because I hear Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley and others say, oh, I'm going to

00:04:36.620 fight the bureaucracy. I'm going to fight them. I'm going to do, why aren't you doing anything now?

00:04:40.380 You're benefiting from them right now. And you're not doing anything. You're not even saying anything.

00:04:48.060 You barely said a word when he was indicted the first time in New York. Remember, it took him a

00:04:53.980 full day to even respond. Yeah, I remember that. Poso remembers. And so the real question is the real

00:05:02.540 question. We see what's going on here. We see what's going on. There's a reason

00:05:05.420 that Ron DeSantis has dropped to essentially third place in Iowa. He's now tied with Nikki Haley.

00:05:15.740 But we see what's really happening, folks. They don't care if the 2024 election

00:05:22.140 is canceled. They will take away your ability to even vote for Donald Trump on the ballot.

00:05:30.940 And they'll do so and say that it's in the name of democracy.

00:05:34.860 Eric Swalwell's up there. They couldn't even find a congressman from Colorado to even represent this.

00:05:42.780 Of course not. They could even find someone from Colorado. Why? It's simple. Because this is

00:05:49.260 a communist takeover of the American election system. But I'll tell you what, they would not

00:05:56.460 be doing this if they weren't terrified of you, if they weren't terrified of our voters,

00:06:02.460 if they weren't terrified of the right wing rise and the right wing turn in this country.

00:06:08.140 They can see it coming from every single angle. And guess what, folks?

00:06:12.860 It ain't stopping. We are going to keep coming because this train has no brakes. You're never

00:06:19.900 going to make us surrender.

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00:06:52.700 Jack Posobiec. All right, ladies and gentlemen, we're back here at Human Events Daily. I want to remind

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00:07:50.780 blackoutcoffee.com. Want to bring on now Mike Davis. Mike's from the article three project. Mike,

00:07:56.860 you've been tracking this story all day. Tell us Mike, what are we seeing in terms of the latest

00:08:02.060 in this? And then more importantly, where is this going? We know this is a bench trial at this point

00:08:07.260 with this left wing judge. It looks to me as though it looks as to me that they may actually go forward

00:08:12.860 and just rule just summarily rule that president Trump cannot appear on the ballot. Where are we going

00:08:17.420 with this? Yeah, I'm in the Denver district court and we are experiencing the Democrats legal here in

00:08:24.700 Pale Mary. They impeached President Trump for nonsense. They indicted him four times for non-crimes.

00:08:31.580 They brought a civil fraud lawsuit against him to destroy his family business for the non-fraud of

00:08:37.100 paying back sophisticated Wall Street banks in full with interest. And now we are dealing with a bogus

00:08:45.020 legal theory held by the Democrats that President Trump somehow committed insurrection on January 6th and

00:08:56.540 therefore under a post-civil war amendment to the Constitution, Section 3 of the 14th Amendment,

00:09:03.340 President Trump is disqualified from running for office. So they're just going to take

00:09:07.500 President Trump off the ballot in Colorado, a blue state, and then they're going to use that precedent

00:09:15.500 in Colorado in swing states like maybe Michigan. And they're just going to say to the American people

00:09:21.420 that even though you want to elect him according to current polling on November 5th, 2024, we're not

00:09:27.980 going to let you have that option.

00:09:29.180 So walk me through this. Then if let's say the court fines for essentially a crew in this,

00:09:38.220 these, the Soros group, and by the way, it is George Soros group, the citizens for responsibility

00:09:42.460 in ethics in Washington, the left-wing group, uh, they're suing under this. They're going under

00:09:47.180 section three. Of course you are article three. They're going under section three of the 14th

00:09:51.340 amendment. Uh, if, if they find for crew and essentially block Trump from the ballot, what

00:09:58.780 are his avenues of legal recourse then? I'm, I'm having a hard time hearing you in this courthouse,

00:10:07.740 Jack, but I think what you're saying is that where do we go if they rule against him?

00:10:13.900 Okay. There you go. I can hear you there. Uh, what happens is this is an action by crew,

00:10:18.780 a left-wing organization. They're in front of this, uh, this Democrat judge in Colorado. She

00:10:23.900 just got appointed to the Denver district court, um, uh, this year, uh, the, uh, after the Democrat

00:10:31.820 governor, governor Paulus announced her appointment effective in January. Um, she made a donation one

00:10:41.580 week, one month later to a, uh, to a left-wing political action committee whose sole mission

00:10:48.380 is to remove from office those who supported Trump on January 6th. This judge is clearly

00:10:54.940 biased by making that donation. President Trump raised that issue this morning to recuse her,

00:11:01.420 his lawyers did. And this judge said she didn't remember making that donation, but nonetheless,

00:11:06.220 she could still be fair because that's not going to be a factor. Well, that's not the right legal

00:11:09.980 standard. If you're a judge and there's a recusal motion, it's not subjectively what you think

00:11:16.300 your, whether you're fair or not, it's objectively does the public think you can be fair, uh, based

00:11:22.060 upon objective evidence and objectively, no one in their right mind thinks that this judge is going

00:11:28.620 to be fair when she, uh, for, for Trump on a January 6th case, when she donated to a PAC,

00:11:34.860 uh, to go after people who supported Trump for his actions on January 6th, she denied that motion.

00:11:41.180 It is a reversible error, meaning when this gets to the Colorado court of appeals, if they actually

00:11:46.300 do their job, they'll reverse because president Trump had a biased judge. I wouldn't count on that

00:11:52.220 happening because Colorado has become such a deep blue state starting in 2006 when they went to all

00:11:59.660 mail ballots and they legalized marijuana out here. And it became a dumping ground from all these weirdos

00:12:05.740 from New York and California who fled New York and California because it was unlivable. And now

00:12:10.380 they've made Colorado unlivable. So you have these Democrat judges on the court of appeals and Democrat 0.90

00:12:16.860 judges on the Colorado Supreme courts who will, who will almost certainly vote against Trump. They'll

00:12:22.620 affirm this biased Democrat judge in Denver. And then this may have to get resolved by the Supreme

00:12:28.060 Court of the United States who had, they have discretionary review. They don't have to take the

00:12:32.460 case, but I don't know how they can avoid this one. So, and, and again, and you heard of course,

00:12:38.940 from the lawyer at the very beginning of all of this, that, uh, basically saying this is a Supreme

00:12:43.500 court, excuse me, this is a 14th amendment case. He's obviously, uh, presiding his arguments that will

00:12:48.940 come before the Supreme court, basically letting the judge know that your, you know, your actions in

00:12:54.380 this case will face review at the highest court of the land. But walk us through the timeline on

00:12:59.660 something like that. Is there a way that they can sort of, uh, jump the queue and go straight to

00:13:04.140 the Supreme court and appeal it directly? Or do they have to go through, as you say,

00:13:08.220 those various levels of the state courts, then, you know, presumably, uh, the, the federal court,

00:13:13.580 federal appeals, et cetera, like that, what, what's the process?

00:13:16.300 You go through the Colorado court system, the court of appeals, then the Colorado Supreme

00:13:21.580 court, if they decide to take the case, if they don't decide to take the case,

00:13:25.500 then it can go directly to the Supreme court. I think if you get a ruling against Trump

00:13:30.140 and it looks very likely this Democrat judge is going to rule against Trump and take him off

00:13:34.380 the Colorado ballots. I think the Supreme court, these, these, uh, appellate courts,

00:13:39.260 including the Supreme court are going to have to expedite this because this has nationwide consequences.

00:13:44.940 Other states could follow this precedent. And then we have this disaster of Democrats,

00:13:51.740 uh, attorneys and Democrat judges and Democrat hell holes around the country, 0.67

00:13:58.140 just taking Trump off the ballot and taking away that choice for the American people.

00:14:02.700 And for people who are screaming about democracy, that's the most undemocratic thing imaginable.

00:14:07.980 You want to, you want to indict your political opponent. You want to put him in jail for 700

00:14:13.820 years. You want to bankrupt him. And if that doesn't work, if that actually makes him stronger,

00:14:17.180 which is what has happened, then we're just going to take him off the ballot. So the people don't

00:14:21.180 have the choice. That is, that is not how the constitution is intended with section three of

00:14:27.020 the 14th amendment. Uh, that is un-American and the Supreme court, they're going to have to put on

00:14:32.780 their big boy pants and they're going to have to, you know, with their lifetime tenure and their pay

00:14:37.100 protection, they're going to actually have to do their jobs. And their job is to follow the law.

00:14:41.660 And the law is very clear. If you want to remove someone or disqualify someone from the ballots

00:14:47.580 based upon an insurrection or rebellion, you have to charge them under federal criminal law,

00:14:52.220 getting unanimous jury verdicts, have the trial court judge convict him and have the federal appellate

00:14:58.940 courts affirm or uphold that conviction. That's the only way you can disqualify under the 14th

00:15:03.900 amendment to the constitution. And that has been the case law since 1870.

00:15:09.100 Now, let me, let's, let's, I'm just playing a course, uh, devil's advocate here,

00:15:15.020 and I'm definitely making a reference to the movie because we're, we're talking law. Um,

00:15:20.780 if the Supreme court overturns this ruling, would that perhaps create precedent for the other states?

00:15:28.780 If they try this again, that essentially it would overrule other efforts. So could there be actually

00:15:35.180 a silver lining here that if this goes all the way up to the Supreme court gets overturned and they

00:15:41.100 issue some kind of ruling saying that, uh, president Trump cannot be taken off the ballot

00:15:45.500 over January 6th, because no, it does not qualify. Uh, would it put it perhaps have a chilling effect

00:15:51.500 on other attempts to do this, as you say, in these other states?

00:15:54.380 Well, you would hope that a, uh, a ruling for Trump by the Supreme court would send a very strong message

00:16:01.980 to these Democrat operatives and these Democrat states and in these swing states that the American

00:16:07.100 people, not Democrat lawyers and Democrat operatives and Democrat judges get to decide who's the president

00:16:14.460 of the United States. But look, they went after president Trump constantly. They've gone after him

00:16:19.820 constantly since he went down the golden escalator in Trump tower back before he ran the first time.

00:16:27.660 This has been unrelenting how the Democrats have gone after him and they will do whatever it takes

00:16:33.500 to beat him. And they fear that president Trump is going to beat Biden like a drum on November 5th,

00:16:40.460 2024. So they're going to do whatever it takes to stop him.

00:16:43.580 No, I think it's exactly right. And, and I wish, you know, that we would of course, uh,

00:16:49.580 see that as precedent, but I, I think I tend to think you're right. These people are just going

00:16:53.180 to keep trying and we'll use other novel theories. I do think we've only got about a minute left here

00:16:58.380 in, uh, in the break. And I know you've got to run back, but I, I, I'd like to also point out that

00:17:03.820 it's very interesting that if you notice, and it's something that you've, uh, done a lot of work on,

00:17:08.140 Mike, that it says even in Cruz lawsuit, it doesn't actually contend that president Trump

00:17:14.780 was behind January 6th. So even they know that at least in terms of the, the, what they call the

00:17:22.220 assault on the Capitol. So even they know that they're on very shaky factual ground if they make

00:17:27.500 that argument in court. Yeah. Well, I don't think that they care if I've, I've litigated against

00:17:33.580 crew in Colorado for a long time. I was a real lawyer in Colorado for 10 years before I went

00:17:39.340 back to DC to help Trump confirm his judges. And I'll tell you that this crew is a partisan

00:17:44.300 left-wing organization. They don't really care about whether the, the, they have the, the evidence,

00:17:51.340 they have the judge and that's all they need. They have a biased judge who's clearly going to rule

00:17:56.700 in their favor. And the evidence doesn't matter when you have a biased judge.

00:18:00.220 No, that's exactly right. Mike, where can people go? I know you're going to be throwing

00:18:04.940 stuff all day to get your coordinates. I really appreciate it, Jack. It's

00:18:09.260 article three project.org, article number three project.org. You can donate there. We are gearing

00:18:14.140 up for the fights at article three project at article number three project on get her Twitter

00:18:19.180 too. And my personal is at M R D D M I A M R D D M I A. And thank you very much, Jack.

00:18:26.460 Jack. These are influencers and they're friends of mine. Jack, you're so like, where's Jack?

00:18:37.180 He's got a great job.

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00:20:30.300 unfortunately, in a neighboring state to the great state of Utah is the state of Colorado.

00:20:36.140 And in the state of Colorado, communism is on the rise. And no, I'm not just talking about the

00:20:40.780 weed heads out there because they're definitely getting higher than Scott Stapp in the middle of

00:20:46.220 a halftime show. No, we're talking about the communism that is sweeping through the court system.

00:20:52.860 Julie Kelly joins us now. Julie, you were one of the very first people who warned that this day would

00:20:57.740 come. Now we see Democrats attempting to strip Donald Trump from the ballot in the state of Colorado.

00:21:05.100 How do you view this case? Where do you see it playing out?

00:21:14.060 Guys, do we have Julie? 0.99

00:21:17.660 All right, let's try to get Julie back up, guys. 1.00

00:21:19.180 Julie's out there. She's pounding the pavement. Look, folks, it's simple. They want this country

00:21:27.500 to blow up. Does this seem like a movement, by the way? Does the left seem like they're

00:21:34.700 comfortable? Do they seem like they're well adjusted? Do they seem like they think they're

00:21:41.020 going to win? Do they actually think that Joe Biden got 81 million votes and he's going to be able to do

00:21:47.820 so again? If Joe Biden really got 81 million votes, why would they be trying so hard to strip Trump off

00:21:58.300 the ballot? If Joe Biden were really able to just beat Trump from the basement, holding scant rallies,

00:22:08.140 scant, you know, what did you do? The drive-in rally the one time? I forget what that was.

00:22:11.580 And that's how Trump lost? Really? Or was this perhaps the most stolen election in American

00:22:21.100 history? All right, do we have Julie Kelly, guys? Julie? Yes. Julie, you were one of the first people

00:22:28.860 to call this out, that the 14th Amendment would be used against President Trump. What is your sense

00:22:33.980 of things? Do you really think they're going to go all the way through with this?

00:22:36.860 I mean, I don't know. This will be an interesting test case about what is going to happen in these

00:22:43.340 states. It's just astounding that you have, you know, former president and presidential,

00:22:49.100 presumptive presidential candidate who has not been convicted of any crime, you know,

00:22:54.700 certainly waiting for these trials to come early next year. But this jumping of the gun,

00:23:00.620 we'll see what happens in this Colorado case and whether it's going to be successful or not. But

00:23:08.140 this is just, you know, an indication of things to come. If Trump is indicted, certainly in the two

00:23:15.500 federal criminal cases, with the January 6 case trial starting in March, if he is convicted,

00:23:23.020 that will give momentum, to say the least, to Democrats for seeking this in every state.

00:23:34.700 And I think you're right. So this is what we're just talking about with Mike Davis, because my worry,

00:23:38.380 not my worry, my concern is that, like yours, that even if the Supreme Court overturns this,

00:23:43.660 you're going to get to a situation where they're putting these up on the ballot, or excuse me,

00:23:47.500 they're stripping him off the ballot in every one of these cases. And then it becomes a time

00:23:51.500 situation, doesn't it? Because, you know, as he's fighting cases here, he's fighting cases there,

00:23:56.060 this is really the, you know, we could call this the Gulliver strategy, where he's the, you know,

00:24:01.660 the giant Gulliver goes to the island of the Lilliputians, and they can't, you know, they can't

00:24:06.380 take him out with one blow, but they just fire little rocks and arrows and tie him up, you know,

00:24:12.060 like the, like the, the AT-AT walkers in Star Wars, and, and they end up tripping him up. And that's

00:24:18.620 really what they're attempting to do here. And so, Julie, if, if, if that's the case,

00:24:24.540 right, why is it that I don't hear any other Republicans really saying anything about this,

00:24:30.060 any of the contenders, they could do this to any number of Republicans who have said things

00:24:34.460 about January 6th. Why is it that you don't hear DeSantis and Nikki Haley and these others speaking out?

00:24:40.860 Well, I think that's exactly why, because they have attempted this for other

00:24:44.700 lawmakers, including Marjorie Taylor Greene, I believe Andy Biggs in Arizona,

00:24:50.140 using their involvement, their plans to object to the certification of the election on January 6th

00:24:58.220 as reason to keep them valid. They successfully did this to Cuy Griffin, who was the New Mexico

00:25:05.900 County Commissioner convicted, I believe, of one minor trespassing offense for January 6th,

00:25:12.220 and they used that citing the 14th Amendment as evidence that he needed to vacate his elective

00:25:18.860 office. So think of this timeline, Jack. The only case that really trial would be relevant is Trump's

00:25:26.060 January 6th, i.e., attempting to overturn the 2020 election trial, the four-count indictment by Jack Smith,

00:25:33.740 that is supposed to go to trial on March 4th. Let's say that trial lasts four to six weeks,

00:25:39.740 takes you to the mid, maybe end of April. Certainly a D.C. jury will come back with quick

00:25:46.300 guilty verdicts, and then it's usually two to three months after that where the defendant,

00:25:54.300 in this case would be Donald Trump, would be sentenced. You cannot appeal a conviction until you

00:26:00.860 are sentenced. So it's not like you can be convicted, found guilty, and then appeal. He has to wait. So this

00:26:07.660 would drag it out to what, July, August, where he'll, you know, if he's convicted of these four

00:26:13.740 counts, could face four, five, six years in prison, then has to wait to appeal after sentencing. This is

00:26:19.980 what DOJ, Jack Smith, and of course Judge Chudkin are well aware of this timetable, and how it will

00:26:27.260 directly conflict with the heat of the 2024 general election campaign against the man seeking to put

00:26:35.180 him behind bars, which is, who is Joe Biden.

00:26:41.340 Julie, it's, it's, it's clear to me that they're trying to do everything they can to stop the patriot

00:26:47.340 movement in this country. But when I, when I look at these things, why is it that you think

00:26:52.540 then that more people, or do you think perhaps, maybe we are seeing in terms of independents that

00:26:57.260 are moving on these issues, do you think the average person when they're looking at this,

00:27:02.140 do they, do they see it for what it is, or do they think, oh, it's just Trump and he probably did

00:27:06.620 something and he probably deserves it?

00:27:10.220 I mean, polls are showing increasingly that most Americans believe that these indictments,

00:27:16.460 these cases are politically motivated, especially out of the Department of Justice and Special

00:27:21.180 Counsel Jack Smith. I do think that there are some people who think, well, it's, they're only doing

00:27:27.100 this for Trump. If they successfully get rid of Trump and the Department of Justice and the National

00:27:33.100 Security apparatus and the corporate media will stop going after Republican leaders. Well, it's just

00:27:39.100 ridiculous. They see how this has succeeded. They, they will now see how easy it is to get a conviction 0.92

00:27:46.460 from an almost 100% Democratic jury in Washington, DC. So this is only going to fuel the acceleration of

00:27:55.660 this domestic war on terror against the political right. And to your point, Jack, there are few

00:28:01.820 Republicans, including, by the way, Republican candidates for president, some of whom are

00:28:08.060 promising they are going to rain the swamp like Donald Trump didn't. They're going to clean up

00:28:13.420 the DOJ. They're going to fire Chris Wray. Utterly silent as this escalation, weaponization of DOJ, FBI,

00:28:22.380 and now federal courts against the president and his allies and supporters.

00:28:26.460 They sure don't have a lot to say on this issue, Jack.

00:28:32.060 And it's, it's really, truly interesting to me because at the same time, I mean,

00:28:36.380 and president Trump has said, you know, if he can, if, and when he returns to office day one,

00:28:41.020 uh, pardons for all of these guys, pardon for Doug Mackey, pardon for Owen Schroer. Owen Schroer,

00:28:45.820 by the way, who's in prison right now in Louisiana, we're told that he had to sit through

00:28:51.500 an entire weekend of solitary confinement down there at the Oakdale FCI in Louisiana because

00:28:58.140 he was not vaccinated. Julie, are you here? Is that standard practice, by the way? Are they

00:29:03.020 throwing everyone in solitary that's not vaccinated? I mean, initially, Jack, you had January 6th

00:29:09.340 defendants, some of whom were arrested shortly after January 6th, who spent months in solitary

00:29:15.980 confinement. Think of Jacob Chansley. He was in solitary. He told the judge for 300 days,

00:29:23.340 charged with obstruction of an official proceeding, not even any serious crime.

00:29:28.140 And they tormented him and finally accepting a plea deal in September of 2021. I mean,

00:29:34.460 I've heard horror stories. Joe Biggs is another one. Uh, one of the proud boys convicted of seditious

00:29:40.700 conspiracy. Jack, he was in jail for almost two years before he finally went to trial and he spent

00:29:46.940 months in solitary confinement. Uh, it, uh, I believe it was a prison near Miami. So they are intentionally

00:29:55.580 tormenting these defendants. And I've even heard a story last week about a January 6th defendant

00:30:02.220 who is now serving out a sentence on that obstruction, uh, conviction, who also has been placed in solitary.

00:30:09.820 So these are political prisoners to say the least. This is the sort of thing if we heard that was

00:30:16.140 happening in other countries, that we would be running to the United Nations with a resolution

00:30:21.980 that they're violating human rights, civil rights, uh, and abusing their political foes. We hear nothing

00:30:29.340 about this. I mean, this is actually embraced by the corporate media.

00:30:34.860 Julie, we are, we are just about out of time. Everyone go follow Julie Kelly, Julie underscore

00:30:40.780 Kelly to, uh, her sub stack, juliekelly.substack.com. Uh, when we come back,

00:30:46.540 Vita Duffy joins us again here at human events daily, as we go through what could be very historic day in

00:30:52.300 our Republic in my ear about the boring people at your office. I'm trying to listen to the new

00:30:58.940 human events with Jack Posobiec.

00:31:01.100 All right, Jack Posobiec back live human events daily. We're joined now Evita Duffy of the

00:31:07.980 Federalist Evita. We're looking and covering this, this trial, this new show trial, uh,

00:31:14.460 that started today. This is something that I think a lot of people have pointed out was coming,

00:31:19.580 stripping the presidential candidate, um, off the ballot, which by the way, who is a former president

00:31:25.740 himself, the immediate president, former president, top of all the polls, clearly by every definition,

00:31:30.940 the leader of the opposition in this country. And yet we have a show trial here going on right

00:31:36.780 in Denver, Colorado. And I was thinking, you know, there was somebody that we used to have

00:31:40.620 on the show that was telling us that the communism was back and it's, it's on the rise here in America.

00:31:45.020 And that was the Vita Duffy. So we wanted to get you on a Vita. How is it that the left in other

00:31:50.620 countries and at other times has used these show trials or denying, uh, denying the opposition,

00:31:57.020 the ability to have a voice in government in order to achieve their ends at total control?

00:32:03.340 Yeah. I mean, this is, this is textbook authoritarianism. I mean, there,

00:32:07.100 this is essentially an attempt, an attempt to disenfranchise half of the country. That's what

00:32:12.700 happens in a, in a dictatorship in a third world country where people say, we're going to actually,

00:32:18.060 the elites at the top, we're going to decide who's going to be in power. Uh, I mean, Trump is,

00:32:23.740 is the, the most likely Republican presidential nominee. He's Biden's primary political opponent.

00:32:29.420 This is not a, a normal, uh, case, right? This is what the judge, um, Tanya Chuckkin, I think her

00:32:36.300 name is. She's, she's been trying to continuously say in all of these appeals, this is normal. And,

00:32:40.940 you know, we have to adhere to the law. All of these charges against Trump, uh, have been really,

00:32:45.900 really ridiculous. And in the case of Colorado, um, I, I think really just shows how transparent 0.85

00:32:51.340 the Democrats have become and how far they've descended into authoritarianism.

00:32:56.940 Well, and it's, it's interesting to me because I think you pointed out, right, that it's, it's not,

00:33:01.100 you know, people will say, Oh, every time I say something like this, even, even people in my family,

00:33:05.340 people, my, my social circle that I talked to about, you know, all the time will say, they'll say,

00:33:08.940 come to me and say, Oh, Jack, this is crazy. And Jack, this is crazy. And I, and I think it's so

00:33:13.020 interesting that you point out that this is textbook because I'll say, no, no, no, no, no,

00:33:17.580 no, no. It's not crazy at all. From their perspective. This is a playbook. This is a

00:33:21.820 strategy. This is, this is their textbook. This is their writing. This is their ideology. This is

00:33:27.740 the same exact tactics that we've see play out, whether it be China, whether it be Russia,

00:33:32.860 whether it be Spain, whether it be all over the world. These are the same exact tactics that they

00:33:38.300 always try. It's now you might say, obviously they are crazy tactics for sure, but to say they're

00:33:43.420 new is actually not true. And I think that's something that is probably a broader topic,

00:33:48.860 but it's something that, okay, you know, we, in America, we say, Oh, you know,

00:33:52.220 what's that line from Ron Swanson history began on 1776 and everything that happened before that was

00:33:57.580 a mistake. Like, yes, I get it. It's very funny. It's rah, rah, but it's something that I think Americans 1.00

00:34:01.980 lose when we kind of diminished the fact that actually there was a lot of history that happened prior to

00:34:08.140 1776 history. That's very important history that obviously number one led to the creation of the

00:34:14.620 United States, the way that it did drawing off of the Greeks and the Romans and the Bible, etc. But

00:34:20.380 also the leftists have this history as well. So talk to us a little bit about why it's important for

00:34:25.900 for Americans to actually relearn that history. Yeah, I think that there's a, there's this perception

00:34:33.180 that the left tries to curate that all of their causes, um, and all of their, all their movements

00:34:38.140 or the revolutions are always bottom up, right? That it's a revolution of the people and we're

00:34:42.620 going to take over. And, and what I think that this show trial and what, you know, you saw,

00:34:47.420 especially we've talked a lot on the show about, um, the, the Spanish civil war, or even what happened

00:34:53.340 in Soviet Russia. A lot of times these, these movements aren't actually organic from the people.

00:34:58.620 They start as political philosophies from a group of elitists really. And, and their way of seizing

00:35:05.100 or maintaining power, uh, is through elitist means like this, right? Well, it's like what's happening

00:35:10.220 with Trump right now. They're literally trying to boot him off the ballot in a state, in multiple

00:35:15.660 states. Actually, Colorado is going to be one of, of many I'm predicting that are, that are actually

00:35:19.900 going to attempt this. Um, and so I, I think the perception that this is for the people by the people

00:35:26.140 is a lie. Leftism, particularly Marxism has always been a top down sort of business. That's what we're

00:35:32.860 seeing right now. And I, I fear actually what happens when the people realize what Democrats

00:35:39.100 and the left have, have done to them, um, come, come election day. If Trump is booted off the ballot

00:35:45.180 or if the law fair has become so severe that he's unable to, to even have a campaign, people are going

00:35:52.780 to get very angry. And that's when you see real revolution, the kind that the founding fathers

00:35:58.220 actually intended the American people, um, to, to consider when the government got too tyrannical.

00:36:06.140 Well, I think that's right. And I think people need to understand to put the American

00:36:09.500 revolution in context. It was, it was about self-determination. It's the, it was the war of

00:36:14.220 independence. Um, so that doesn't necessarily mean that we're just destroying everything that came

00:36:19.500 before this. We did not have a communist revolution in the United States. And I, by the way, I have to

00:36:25.740 point, I, I do have to kind of, you know, point out something of you, you, you said that you said

00:36:30.060 that communism is a business. And I was like, I was like, well, I don't think that they would probably

00:36:34.940 describe it as that, you know, probably, probably the last people. Yeah, no, no,

00:36:43.660 no. Well, no, I just, I, I think that they're, they're con artists though, from, from, from the

00:36:49.980 core. Right. And when, when actually this is, this is so interesting, right. When we, when we talk

00:36:54.140 about what's happening culturally in America too. So it's not just political, right. In the way that

00:36:58.700 they try to control our elections, um, in 2020, it's not just, you know, it's not, it wasn't just,

00:37:03.900 uh, you know, the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop. It wasn't just Russia collusion, which,

00:37:08.780 you know, discredited Trump's entire presidency, right. They do these kinds of things,

00:37:12.300 but even there, um, there, you know, from the bottom up sort of displays of, of, of power from

00:37:19.820 the people. Right. So I'm thinking of like a BLM, um, the, the Marxist race riots that we saw in, in 0.74

00:37:25.620 2020, uh, these things are, are, are always very organized, um, and contrived. There was a reason why,

00:37:32.900 um, the left pushed for this George Floyd riot to turn into something way bigger than it was. And it

00:37:39.880 had to do with political purposes, right. It was fueled by the media. Um, it was, it was encouraged

00:37:44.840 by people like Kamala Harris, who was bailing out rioters. This is always, um, a very, a very top

00:37:51.400 down, um, uh, operation. Right. And I, I, I think this is what we're seeing right now. This is what

00:37:58.260 they did in 2020. Right. You were going to say business again, weren't you? No, but I did it.

00:38:08.220 Okay. No, seriously. It, what it is, what it, what, what it is actually, this is something that,

00:38:12.280 that Eric Hoffer explained in his book, true believer. He is the longshoreman, um, just

00:38:19.200 philosopher of San Francisco back when it was a working class area where he wrote that the problem

00:38:24.660 with trying to raise the working class is the working class is too busy working to really care 1.00

00:38:31.940 about this, these revolutionary prospects. And then this is what Lennon ran into when he said,

00:38:36.500 I don't understand why aren't these workers revolting? They're, they're just not organizing

00:38:39.940 and revolting the way that Mark's organized, told them to, he said, so, okay, we, perhaps we need

00:38:44.740 some kind of, I don't know, upper class, uh, control unit that is focused on helping the

00:38:54.500 workers rise up. And, and of course, you know, you see this because Lennon and Trotsky were both

00:39:00.340 upper class. Um, uh, chairman Mao himself was an upper class. His father was a landowner

00:39:06.660 and what they ended up calling it was, and I'm sure you've heard the term, this is what they refer

00:39:10.580 to as the vanguard of the proletariat, the vanguard of the proletariat. No, we're not, we're not

00:39:15.860 dictators. We're not a ruling junta. We're not communists taking over the state. No, we're just

00:39:20.740 helping the working class to rule this. And of course is depicted in the book animal farm. 0.91

00:39:26.020 It's the pigs that control the farm and kill all the humans, and then eventually send poor horse

00:39:30.340 off to the, uh, the glue factory. So when we're looking at this situation, this is exactly the

00:39:36.020 same thing that is always played out. It's never the actual working class. It's never the actual 0.62

00:39:42.420 workers. It's never actually blue collar types. It's always these upper class

00:39:46.580 board people that are just looking to cause trouble fanning the flames of division and

00:39:53.460 dissension. And they see something like George Floyd. And then they went so far and we find

00:39:57.860 this out now that even the medical examiner, they made him change his medical opinion before he went

00:40:03.940 up. This is in the new, the new lawsuit that's come out. They forced him to change his opinion

00:40:08.180 because they said it wasn't politically correct. One more minute to the break of Vita Duffy.

00:40:12.020 Yeah. Well, I, I, I guess I, what really upset, what really upset me about that lawsuit and those

00:40:18.980 revelations is that we watched our cities just burn to the ground, um, for, for something that

00:40:24.980 perhaps is a lie. I mean, this man, I mean, George Floyd had a lethal level of fentanyl in his system.

00:40:29.460 More and more evidence is coming out that, um, this was, this was a narrative driven cause. He wasn't

00:40:35.460 actually murdered in the way that the media and, and, and even the court system led the American

00:40:41.860 people to believe, which then fueled this America is an inherently racist nation. And I think it,

00:40:46.900 it's destroying our institutions. It's destroying, um, families and, and who we are as a nation.

00:40:51.860 And I, I, it, it should be enraging to everyone. I think it's exactly right. And they'll find another

00:40:58.020 George Floyd. They'll find a, and actually James Lindsay's come on. He said they'll, they'll try to

00:41:02.900 find a drag Floyd, that this is something they're looking for as a potential next standing as we go 1.00

00:41:07.700 towards 2024. Evita Duffy is our guest. Stay tuned. We'll be right back with more human events.

00:41:12.820 Daily continues. They're trying to take Trump off the ballot. This country will be blown apart at the

00:41:17.540 scenes if they do. I'm always listening to human events with Jack Posobiec.

00:41:25.940 All right. Jack's back here. Human events daily. We are live Washington DC, but in Denver,

00:41:31.060 Colorado in a courthouse, the regime at the state level is attempting using this George Soros,

00:41:37.380 backed organization to strip president Trump of his ability to be on the ballot in 2024. We are

00:41:45.380 talking to my favorite anti-communist, uh, Evita Duffy, Evita. Now here's my question. So you've kind

00:41:51.860 of done sort of like the, you're like our Gen Z whisperer around here. So, you know, when you're

00:41:57.060 out there, when you're, when you're looking at the streams or the timelines or whatever, uh, whatever

00:42:01.940 app you're on the reels, the tick tocks, et cetera, do you see this as, or just talking to people in

00:42:06.580 general, do you see this rise of authoritarianism as being something that Gen Z is, is really focused

00:42:12.260 on? Do they look at it that way? Do they look at this and say, wow, attempting to block a guy

00:42:17.460 from the ballot? This is, if this were happening in any other country that, you know, we'd call it what

00:42:22.020 it is. Is this something that is, has really had any purchase there? No, the Gen Z does not, 0.99

00:42:28.580 unfortunately they don't care at all. Um, they, they do. I mean, I'm sure they're like sort of

00:42:34.180 supportive of it, but not really paying attention because, um, they, I mean, just to be clear with

00:42:41.220 Gen Z has been brainwashed by Marxist since they, they were in preschool. Right. And so now they're, 0.97

00:42:48.100 they're in their college years, um, or, or just graduating and they actually spend most of their

00:42:53.620 time encouraging this kind of behavior. So when I was at U Chicago, multiple left-wing

00:42:58.500 students ran articles saying that we should not accept conservative students because they don't

00:43:03.460 deserve to be at our superior institutions of higher learning. Uh, they constantly try to get

00:43:10.020 conservative speakers or libertarian speakers booted off campus. These are real sincere fascists. 0.81

00:43:16.500 Probably if anything, they think that Democrats aren't doing enough to make sure that Trump isn't

00:43:21.140 allowed to run again. These are, um, fully indoctrinated fascists. Uh, and unfortunately 0.97

00:43:26.500 they, they are supportive of it. Um, or, well, that's incredibly that right now that's very insightful

00:43:34.500 because this, this, this is essentially your, what you're saying is that Gen Z has embraced cancel

00:43:39.940 culture. So this, this idea that the other side should not have the ability to speak,

00:43:45.780 they should not have the ability to, uh, to be on the ballot. Why not? Because they are,

00:43:50.340 they're intolerant. They're bad. They're racist, sexist, homophobic. They're, you know, all of these 0.65

00:43:55.060 things, anti, whatever, whatever the flavor of the day is there against it. And so the idea is that

00:44:00.980 cancel culture must be good. So, so you're not really seeing, because I've seen, I would say that

00:44:06.740 in general over the last year or so, maybe even the last six months, we've seen this sort of push back

00:44:11.140 against cancel culture. Would you say that Gen Z has not really followed that trend or do they just

00:44:17.460 simply view it as, you know, my side versus your side? Yeah, they're, they're very, they're very

00:44:24.100 hyperfixed on, um, on the oppression narrative, right? So if you are, uh, oppressed or the non-oppressed

00:44:32.740 and because they have been taught from the very beginning to view, um, LGBTQ people, minorities,

00:44:40.180 um, uh, other, other types of people deemed oppressed by the left, um, as, as constant in

00:44:47.460 need of, of protection, they, they are actually supportive of violating other people's rights.

00:44:54.100 It doesn't, it's not about the constitution anymore. It's not about the founding fathers

00:44:58.980 or the declaration or any of the values and principles that we used to uphold as Americans.

00:45:03.300 They, they have a new dogma. They have a new, uh, they have, they have a new ideology that's really

00:45:09.860 driving them. Um, and, and that is really, like I said, at its core Marxism. And that's also why

00:45:15.460 they're very preoccupied right now with what's happening, um, in Palestine and Israel. They've taken the side

00:45:20.660 of the Palestinians, not because they care about history or because they know anything remotely 0.98

00:45:25.380 about the conflict simply because they view the Palestinians as oppressed, uh, and the Israelis

00:45:29.780 as the oppressors. That's, that's all of their, that's all their worldview ever really boils down

00:45:34.660 to. And so that they, they're able to, uh, you know, say okay to the violations of the first amendment

00:45:40.740 of, of a whole number of constitutional rights and civil liberties, and even, even, um, condone violence

00:45:46.100 in the name of, of that cause. And that's really interesting to me because it's, it's, it's, and

00:45:52.980 there's, there's more meta narratives on this as well that you can talk about, you know, sort of as

00:45:57.380 the, as the popular culture in the U S has moved really from post modern modernism to this new sort

00:46:04.660 of ironic meta modernism where it's basically my side is the correct side. So I have to destroy your

00:46:13.060 side and there are no norms because the only norms are the norms of my side winning. And therefore my

00:46:19.380 side has to win. My narrative has to win. My story has to win. And the idea of norms that everyone

00:46:25.220 follows is like an outdated outmodeled kind of belief where no, we, you know, that doesn't matter

00:46:30.580 because those are, you know, it's, and it's, you could, you can say it's, you know, it's, it's tribal

00:46:34.500 in a sense, but it's, it's also this, it's almost like fandoms going to war with each other, right?

00:46:39.060 You know, my fandom is the number one node. Yours is number one. I'm going to go to war

00:46:42.500 with you, et cetera, et cetera. And all these different things you, you find all of this

00:46:46.180 playing out on the internet, but we also see it playing out now, as you say, on the world stage,

00:46:51.540 in terms of geopolitics, you see it in terms of war. We saw this in terms of Ukraine, um, Russia,

00:46:57.380 and we're also seeing this now in the middle East. And so of course it would just make sense

00:47:02.900 that the very same meta modernism would then find its way back into American politics.

00:47:09.060 Yeah, exactly. And the, another really important thing that Gen Z loves their favorite catchphrases

00:47:15.860 is my truth. I'm going to speak my truth. And so because they always talk about themselves in that

00:47:21.940 way, right? They say that whatever I believe or whatever my narrative is, that is, that is somehow

00:47:27.620 reality, even irrespective of whether it is or isn't, then that means that they can silence or suppress

00:47:33.020 anyone who deviates from that. And that becomes a very dangerous thing because the only way really to

00:47:37.840 figure out what the truth is, is to open up the debate for the, you know, the free marketplace of

00:47:43.440 ideas. And they, they don't believe in that. And they have, they have closed themselves off and become

00:47:48.720 frankly, very intolerant. Uh, and, and, and also very stupid because when you have a university system 1.00

00:47:55.040 that, that does, or even a school system in general, right? Because you have social emotional 1.00

00:47:58.640 learning and, and the lower levels, um, teaching kids that there is no objective truth or reality,

00:48:04.420 suddenly you have people who are entirely narrative driven and they aren't interested,

00:48:09.580 uh, in, in really talking or learning about anything because it could offend them. And that is,

00:48:16.180 I think, very dangerous for, for an individual, but also for a nation to have people, um, 0.99

00:48:21.800 that are, that are so blinded, um, by, by that kind of ideology.

00:48:27.540 We have a lot of work to do. What can I say? We have a lot of work to do. Evita Duffy,

00:48:32.660 a pleasure as always, your immense, uh, detestation of anti-communism, it just,

00:48:38.240 of communism. It just warms my heart so very much. Happy Halloween. Happy All Saints Day,

00:48:43.320 by the way, everybody, make sure you go to mass. And, uh, where can people go to follow,

00:48:47.140 get your coordinates. Oh, Evita Duffy underscore one at Twitter and my Instagram.

00:48:53.660 All right, folks. When we see the rise of this in our country, when we see our country attempt to

00:49:00.260 be burst at the seams, you know what I say? I say, bring it on. I'm not scared and I'm not

00:49:05.900 surrendering and I'm not backing down. President Trump's not backing down. None of us are going

00:49:10.640 anywhere. They want you to quit. They want you to submit. Do not submit. Ladies and gentlemen,

00:49:17.420 as always, you have my permission to lay a short.

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - October 30, 2023

EPISODE 593： IT BEGINS - TRUMP MAY BE REMOVED FROM THE BALLOT IN COLORADO

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