Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - November 27, 2023


EPISODE 613： DEREK CHAUVIN IS A LOOSE END TO THE REGIME


Episode Stats

Length

50 minutes

Words per Minute

178.44951

Word Count

8,991

Sentence Count

551

Misogynist Sentences

2

Hate Speech Sentences

21


Summary

The former Minneapolis police officer convicted in the murder of George Floyd is hospitalized after being stabbed at the Arizona prison where he is serving a 20-year sentence. Biden's DHS seems to be more concerned about using preferred pronouns for illegal immigrants, a new CBP memo orders agents to do, quote, "Do not use He, Him, She, or her pronouns." Dutch voters hand the far-right Geert Wilders a landslide victory. Ukraine's military says all but one of its drones were intercepted and destroyed. An arrest in Vermont after three college students were shot and seriously wounded Saturday night, while the third Palestinian student is a legal U.S. resident. Hundreds of police officers faced down a swarm of rioters in central Dublin.


Transcript

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00:01:15.460 Deliver us from evil.
00:01:16.940 You want a better life for the Palestinians in Gaza who have been hijacked by Hamas.
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00:01:30.720 Kiev endured an aerial assault by Russian drones, the largest since the invasion began.
00:01:35.940 Air raid sirens sounded in the capital as some 75 of the explosive drones swarmed the city before daybreak.
00:01:42.900 Ukraine's military says all but one of the drones were intercepted and destroyed.
00:01:47.500 An arrest in Burlington, Vermont, after three college students were shot and seriously wounded Saturday night.
00:01:52.720 Two of the victims are Palestinian-American, while the third Palestinian student is a legal U.S. resident.
00:01:58.360 Biden's DHS seems to be more concerned about really important things, like using preferred pronouns for illegal immigrants.
00:02:04.740 A new CBP memo orders agents do, quote, do not use he, him, she, or her pronouns.
00:02:14.240 Dutch voters have handed the far right a landslide victory after the populist Geert Wilders and his party potentially could form a coalition government.
00:02:22.460 Now, he's often called a Dutch Donald Trump.
00:02:24.540 He's vocally anti-EU, has vowed to halt all immigration, and stop providing arms to Ukraine.
00:02:30.760 Hundreds of police officers faced down a swarm of rioters in central Dublin.
00:02:36.220 The mob of about 100 setting fire to buses and police vehicles and looting more than a dozen businesses.
00:02:43.040 Ireland's police commissioner called the violence disgraceful, sparking the chaos.
00:02:47.060 Several stabbings earlier in the day of three young children and a woman who tried to stop their attacker.
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00:03:21.200 Tonight, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted in the murder of George Floyd hospitalized after being stabbed at the Arizona prison where he's serving a more than 20-year sentence.
00:03:33.220 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily, live from Washington, D.C.
00:03:38.620 Today is November 27th, Anno Domini, 2023.
00:03:43.680 Derek Chauvin, stabbed in prison, left to die, left to rot.
00:03:52.640 This is what our country has become.
00:03:55.960 Let me tell you why Derek Chauvin is such an issue for the regime.
00:04:00.920 And almost a year ago, almost a full year ago, here on this program, I told you that Derek Chauvin is a loose end to the regime.
00:04:12.260 And here's the issue.
00:04:14.160 They know that Derek Chauvin did not murder George Floyd.
00:04:18.720 If George Floyd was murdered, he was murdered by George Floyd himself.
00:04:24.400 By overdosing on fentanyl.
00:04:29.220 And everybody knew it.
00:04:31.480 But then we saw this video.
00:04:34.160 And America decided that we were going to put all our blames and cast all our blames,
00:04:40.680 just like was done in ancient times, medieval times in some cases,
00:04:46.440 by casting our blames on a scapegoat.
00:04:49.420 You see, a scapegoat was used really even almost pre-biblical times, actually, not medieval.
00:04:53.940 I misspoke.
00:04:55.560 A scapegoat was used to take up all the sins of the society
00:05:00.200 and was then sacrificed in order to absolve those sins.
00:05:07.500 And so that's what we did.
00:05:08.860 We decided that society was sinful
00:05:11.200 and that our scapegoat to be sacrificed was Derek Chauvin.
00:05:17.360 Of course, here's the problem.
00:05:19.140 The scapegoat never actually survives the sacrifice,
00:05:22.220 or at least it didn't in the past.
00:05:24.740 But now times have changed.
00:05:26.560 The color revolution that George Floyd's death was used to spark
00:05:31.400 that gave cover to a stolen election in 2020,
00:05:37.500 it's all turned off.
00:05:41.480 All the energy, all the anger, all the passion,
00:05:44.940 it's faded, it's eroded, it's washed away.
00:05:48.340 And so the question before us then, or really the question for the regime,
00:05:52.000 is what actually happened to George Floyd?
00:05:54.540 Now there's a new case out and a new documentary,
00:05:56.560 which you need to see, The Fall of Minneapolis.
00:05:58.540 And in this documentary, they show you how Washington DC and agents from within Washington DC
00:06:05.920 worked to massage, alter, and edit the autopsy of George Floyd.
00:06:13.380 Why?
00:06:15.180 Because they wanted to make sure that Derek Chauvin took the blame.
00:06:19.460 But now people are looking into that autopsy.
00:06:21.440 People are looking into that case.
00:06:22.680 People are looking into the coroner.
00:06:23.840 It turns out that Derek Chauvin didn't murder George Floyd.
00:06:28.380 That Derek Chauvin, whatever he's done in his life,
00:06:31.620 is certainly innocent of the murder of George Floyd.
00:06:34.140 And we have an innocent man behind bars.
00:06:38.380 That's a loose end to the regime.
00:06:41.120 A loose end that the regime is trying to wrap up.
00:06:44.940 Gavin Wax will be on next.
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00:08:39.900 So we're looking at this situation.
00:08:42.780 Derek Chauvin stabbed in prison.
00:08:45.360 Now, we're told that even though he was stabbed and at one point critically injured,
00:08:51.600 that he will recover, that he's expected to recover,
00:08:56.060 and he's going to be put now into, he's going to be separated.
00:09:00.480 He's not going to be put in general population.
00:09:02.300 But why was Derek Chauvin put in general population to begin with, you might ask yourself.
00:09:08.160 Why was a guy like this, and remember, this never happened when he was being held up in Minnesota,
00:09:13.600 but they brought him down to a federal prison in Tucson.
00:09:18.440 And when they brought him down to the federal prison in Tucson,
00:09:20.780 that's when they moved him into general population.
00:09:23.420 So hold on.
00:09:24.700 Wait a minute.
00:09:26.360 State level, where he was being held before, then he was brought to federal level.
00:09:31.320 Federal level, that's run by who?
00:09:32.760 Oh, right.
00:09:33.260 That's being run by the Biden administration, by the federal government,
00:09:37.740 by the Department of Justice, by Merrick Garland.
00:09:40.920 And so just as he goes under Merrick Garland's custody,
00:09:48.720 just as he goes magically, it's so amazing that this just randomly,
00:09:53.360 total coincidence, folks, just by coincidence, remember,
00:09:58.020 remember, there are no conspiracies, but there are coincidences.
00:10:00.880 As a coincidence, he gets put into general population when he's put into federal prison,
00:10:07.720 and at that point, that is the point where he gets stabbed.
00:10:13.560 And we've got no information, by the way, about the assailant, who did this.
00:10:17.260 We have no clue.
00:10:18.840 We have no clue whatsoever who did this, what their background is.
00:10:23.280 Now, I've said to a few people over the weekend, happy Thanksgiving, by the way, to everybody.
00:10:29.600 I hope you had a great one.
00:10:30.420 We had a fantastic one.
00:10:32.120 Went to my family's house outside of Philadelphia.
00:10:34.880 Went down to a Temple University game, et cetera.
00:10:37.120 Did the very, very domestic, very domestic weekend.
00:10:40.620 But something that we were chatting about certainly was the Derek Chauvin stabbing.
00:10:45.420 And the question then becomes, was this actually something over, you know,
00:10:55.520 someone trying to shut him up, show him to tie up a loose end?
00:10:57.900 And I pointed out, look, when I was in Guantanamo Bay, when I served down there,
00:11:01.660 you would not believe the amount of arguments, the amount of fights,
00:11:05.640 the things that broke out over people just want to use the television set,
00:11:10.220 who got to control the remote, what they would watch,
00:11:12.540 if they were going to watch TV or they were going to play PlayStation or whatever it is.
00:11:16.960 So I'm not going to say 100%, right?
00:11:20.180 You have to throw out there that there are all sorts of reasons that you can get stabbed in prison.
00:11:24.860 In many ways, the regime wants him to go away because he represents a problem for them.
00:11:32.580 This case represents a problem for the regime.
00:11:35.220 Because if you look into the details of the George Floyd case,
00:11:39.700 and now that you've got new reports coming out saying the FBI played a role
00:11:44.300 in changing the autopsy, changing the language of the autopsy,
00:11:49.000 and putting pressure on the coroner himself to change his testimony from what it was at the trial,
00:11:55.340 now you've got serious issues as to whether or not that case was actually properly tried
00:12:02.460 and at some point could be overturned.
00:12:05.460 Now, just because his last appeal was declined to be reviewed by the Supreme Court,
00:12:12.900 that doesn't necessarily mean that he doesn't have any other appeals.
00:12:17.880 The way these things work is that you can appeal on various different grounds.
00:12:21.740 And so people thought that the Supreme Court decided to decline to review
00:12:25.220 on the specific grounds of his most recent appeal.
00:12:29.080 That doesn't mean they can't appeal it ever.
00:12:31.460 And so now that we have these reports, now that we can put it all together,
00:12:34.820 we can actually start to look into this.
00:12:37.380 So I'm being told that we do have Gavin Wax back here with us.
00:12:42.140 Gavin, can you hear us?
00:12:44.480 I can hear you loud and clear.
00:12:46.240 I think we had some technical difficulties earlier, but they seem to be resolved.
00:12:49.500 Yes, a little bit.
00:12:51.080 Excellent.
00:12:51.740 So, Gavin, what is it?
00:12:53.200 Why is it that the Derek Chauvin case represents such a threat to the regime?
00:12:59.560 Because, look, we know that they've built up so much on this bed of lies
00:13:04.060 regarding the death of George Floyd.
00:13:06.300 If he stays alive and continuing to plug away on these appeals,
00:13:11.380 what then could potentially happen?
00:13:13.560 What is the danger of what could happen for the regime?
00:13:16.700 Well, listen, I think you're scratching the surface of a very large iceberg.
00:13:21.680 The entire incident that involved Chauvin and George Floyd was the springboard
00:13:28.840 to start the color revolution in the summer of love of 2020,
00:13:32.600 which basically precipitated all the events leading up to the extremely controversial
00:13:37.920 presidential election of that same year.
00:13:40.520 So the fact that Derek Chauvin is still alive and the fact that people are continuing to examine
00:13:45.780 the facts and the circumstances surrounding this case, around his case, continues to poke holes
00:13:52.840 in the official government narrative, it presents the possibility of opening a Pandora's box
00:13:58.140 where many people who were, you know, who fell, you know, completely under the spell
00:14:02.800 of the summer of love and who were completely, you know, manipulated by it
00:14:07.140 through the narrative formation that occurred are now going to begin to question
00:14:10.460 not just that incident, but everything going forward.
00:14:12.700 So you understand that the regime in Washington, the globalists, the elites,
00:14:17.100 whatever you want to describe them, they're in an extremely precarious
00:14:20.640 and fragile situation as it comes to public perception and the narrative formations
00:14:25.960 that have been pushed out.
00:14:27.000 And they need to continuously, you know, build up more lies and shift the narrative
00:14:31.000 and move on to the latest story.
00:14:32.720 They can't have anyone examine the events of the past because the second you begin to study them,
00:14:37.540 the second you begin to, you know, work your way through it, through the fog of war,
00:14:41.440 so to speak, and you begin to get some clarity around the actual, you know, facts about these types
00:14:47.420 of, you know, world-changing events, you begin to come to the realization that things are not all
00:14:51.580 as they seem and how they were portrayed.
00:14:54.180 So I think this alone, the fact that truth can begin to come to the surface
00:14:57.700 is the biggest threat of all to the regime, and that's why they're panicking.
00:15:00.840 And what is it, Gavin, though, specifically about the George Floyd case
00:15:07.920 that they were able to use that in 2020?
00:15:10.960 How was it that really everything that you saw in 2020 was actually built on this?
00:15:16.460 Because if you pull out that piece, if you pull out that one singular piece
00:15:21.180 of George Floyd being murdered by systemic racism,
00:15:25.160 then how much of what happened in 2020 completely falls apart?
00:15:32.540 Everything. I mean, he was the martyr.
00:15:34.740 They basically, you know, they defied him.
00:15:37.020 They turned him into a saint of this woke leftist, you know, cultural Marxist religion.
00:15:41.640 I mean, he was, you know, their rallying cry.
00:15:44.620 You know, they painted him in these, you know, loving, you know, pictures,
00:15:47.860 when in reality he was a criminal thug.
00:15:49.640 He was a drug addict.
00:15:50.540 This man pointed a gun at a pregnant woman's belly.
00:15:53.440 You know, he was no one that we should have, you know, felt any remorse for.
00:15:56.900 And he ended up dying because of an overdose.
00:15:59.240 But the optics were perfect for the regime.
00:16:01.380 And the regime needed optics, and they needed a narrative,
00:16:04.340 and they needed a spark to cause basically a racial and ideological war
00:16:09.160 that plagued the country for several months.
00:16:11.260 And again, precipitated a series of events that could best be described as a color revolution.
00:16:15.140 So you had a white cop, you know, pressing down on a black suspect who had just been caught,
00:16:21.700 you know, using counterfeit cash or whatever he was called, they called him in for.
00:16:26.160 And then he later died, and they were able to paint this picture about white supremacy,
00:16:30.280 about, you know, the police, about law enforcement.
00:16:32.520 They were able to attack all these institutions that they viewed as threats or roadblocks
00:16:37.880 to their ultimate goal of changing power in Washington.
00:16:42.080 And they were able to use the following protests and riots basically to cause mass instability
00:16:48.620 to threaten the entire legitimacy of the state, of the federal government,
00:16:52.740 and basically create a demoralization campaign for anyone who thought differently.
00:16:56.740 And I know many people thought differently, but they were, you know,
00:16:59.140 forced into posting black swears and all these other types of struggle sessions type tactics.
00:17:05.060 And it was basically just a spark that set off a whole litany of other actions.
00:17:08.600 And I've just got to point out that while we're here, and we've only got a couple minutes,
00:17:13.520 so I don't want to be legal to the point, but there were a lot of conservatives that went
00:17:18.000 along with this at the time.
00:17:19.260 There really were, man.
00:17:21.840 A lot of conservatives, a lot of prominent Republicans, they bought into it.
00:17:25.580 You know, you saw Mitt Romney marching with BLM in D.C.
00:17:28.360 I mean, all of a sudden, BLM became, you know, a cause that other Republicans wanted to rally behind.
00:17:32.760 In the name of George Floyd, remember?
00:17:34.620 In the name of George Floyd.
00:17:36.200 Nikki Haley has that tweet up.
00:17:37.700 You know, we must do better in the name of George Floyd, which Vivek, not to get to the primary too much,
00:17:43.100 because I think it's not really happening.
00:17:44.140 But the fact that Nikki Haley, someone who played into every single possible America systemic racism narrative
00:17:54.920 that she could find from the lowering of the flag in South Carolina all the way forward,
00:18:00.760 was that she promoted herself as part of this,
00:18:04.100 I'm a new American, and we're going to absolve the sins of the old America.
00:18:09.160 And in the opening here, I was using the analogy of the scapegoat that would be used to absolve the sins that came before,
00:18:18.000 absolve the sins of the society.
00:18:19.960 And that's who Derek Chauvin became.
00:18:22.460 The problem, of course, being that the scapegoat is not supposed to survive the sacrifice.
00:18:26.880 And so if you have the scapegoat alive, and the scapegoat suddenly starts questioning those narratives,
00:18:32.600 and whether or not they were sins to begin with,
00:18:36.640 then possibly, just possibly, we might learn that America isn't a systemic racist country.
00:18:44.240 And in fact, if there is any oppression in this country that's currently going on,
00:18:48.800 it's actually oppression against white people, specifically white males.
00:18:54.280 Jack Posobiec, stick here, folks.
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00:20:29.280 So, Gavin, I'm looking at this thing,
00:20:32.540 and of course, Bureau of Prisons, man.
00:20:36.600 No identification whatsoever.
00:20:39.460 We get nothing.
00:20:40.380 We get no identification on who did it.
00:20:43.220 We have no idea why they were stabbed.
00:20:47.140 It's just suddenly someone stabbed,
00:20:49.980 and Derek Chauvin got stabbed.
00:20:51.580 Derek Chauvin's...
00:20:52.120 It's kind of like what they did in Ireland over the weekend,
00:20:55.380 where you had this insane migrant,
00:20:58.800 Algerian migrant,
00:20:59.660 who everyone knew from the start is exactly what happened,
00:21:02.460 ran up and started stabbing children on Thanksgiving Day,
00:21:05.580 which, of course, in Ireland they don't have Thanksgiving,
00:21:07.440 stabbing children outside of a kindergarten in Ireland,
00:21:09.960 including, I guess it was a teacher or the teacher assistant,
00:21:14.340 was stabbed as well.
00:21:15.180 One of the kids is still in critical condition in Dublin in the hospital,
00:21:19.260 and yet, for the longest time, this is Coulter's law, right?
00:21:22.380 For the longest time, the Irish media would not tell us anything about the man.
00:21:27.080 They would tell us about the knife.
00:21:28.380 They said, oh, it's a very long knife.
00:21:30.000 It's a great knife.
00:21:30.780 It's 10 inches.
00:21:31.680 Some people said it was 12 inches.
00:21:33.140 It's got a hilt.
00:21:34.000 There's a hilted knife.
00:21:35.200 Oh, my goodness, a hilted knife.
00:21:36.940 He stabbed the children.
00:21:38.160 No, could you tell me who stabbed the children?
00:21:39.740 Because they didn't want to tell anyone who actually stabbed the children.
00:21:42.840 I feel like that's what's kind of going on with this situation here with Derek Chauvin as well.
00:21:47.220 They won't tell us who stabbed Derek Chauvin,
00:21:50.460 and they're not telling us for a reason.
00:21:52.340 But, Gavin, more of the point,
00:21:54.960 I think Derek Chauvin,
00:21:56.640 you know, people say,
00:21:57.820 all right, you can't be, you know, purists on the right.
00:22:01.680 And that's true.
00:22:02.560 I don't want to be a purist on many things.
00:22:05.140 But on things like this,
00:22:06.860 I do actually look at them as a litmus test
00:22:09.140 because I kind of keep a running list in my head
00:22:11.720 of those Republicans and those conservatives
00:22:13.560 who were on the wrong side of history
00:22:16.000 when it comes to Derek Chauvin at the time.
00:22:18.320 I remember watching the video,
00:22:19.740 and I said it's not at all clear to me what's going on here.
00:22:23.400 It doesn't look like he's putting any force on that guy,
00:22:25.700 which he wasn't.
00:22:26.380 And it later came out there were no injuries whatsoever.
00:22:28.880 And Derek Chauvin, by the way,
00:22:29.780 if anyone doesn't know,
00:22:30.840 he's 5'7", which,
00:22:32.820 Gavin, last time I checked, 5'7".
00:22:34.340 Is that shorter than Ron DeSantis?
00:22:38.140 We'll never know because, like you said,
00:22:40.020 the media doesn't like to put out, you know,
00:22:41.520 official numbers for things they're protecting.
00:22:43.380 So his height will be protected
00:22:45.260 along with the identity of any Algerian migrant,
00:22:48.860 you know, decides to stab children in Ireland.
00:22:51.060 I mean, it's all sick.
00:22:52.000 But listen, I agree with you.
00:22:53.120 I think this, yes.
00:22:55.000 Should we have,
00:22:56.240 and let me just ask you this,
00:22:57.240 I'm not to go off,
00:22:57.760 but should we have Derek Chauvin as a litmus test
00:23:01.800 when it comes to not just who should win the primary,
00:23:05.440 but also really who we should prop up
00:23:08.980 and who we should support
00:23:09.980 when it comes to people within the movement?
00:23:13.700 Absolutely.
00:23:14.440 We need people who know what time it is.
00:23:16.440 We need people who understand the left's tactics,
00:23:19.320 their tactics that involve narrative formation
00:23:22.120 and how they manipulate the public perception.
00:23:25.960 If we have weak leaders
00:23:27.240 who aren't willing to push back against the left,
00:23:29.760 their narrative formation, their lies,
00:23:31.760 their attempts to manipulate the public,
00:23:34.660 then we have no leaders at all.
00:23:35.820 And we're not going to be able to effectively
00:23:37.140 fight back against the left
00:23:38.700 and take this country back from their grasp.
00:23:42.060 And right now we have seen
00:23:43.420 throughout the past few months, few years,
00:23:45.680 we've seen a litany of weak Republican
00:23:48.400 and conservative leaders
00:23:49.460 who continue to fall victim
00:23:51.260 to any narrative,
00:23:52.880 any notion that the left pushes forward.
00:23:56.000 And I think Derek Chauvin
00:23:57.000 is probably one of the biggest ones.
00:23:59.120 And if you can't recognize the truth,
00:24:01.080 the actual facts about this case,
00:24:03.280 the actual facts about what happened
00:24:04.760 and what followed,
00:24:06.100 you're in no position to leave this country
00:24:07.920 at any level, state, local, federal, you name it.
00:24:11.200 We need leaders who are willing to push back,
00:24:13.440 who are willing to say hard truths.
00:24:15.540 And this is really all about truth.
00:24:17.000 And what we're seeing also in Ireland
00:24:18.360 is that they're trying to censor the truth
00:24:20.180 because truth is a dangerous weapon
00:24:21.940 against a regime built on a foundation of lies
00:24:25.000 and smears.
00:24:26.580 So you push out the truth,
00:24:28.200 it's going to cost you
00:24:29.420 and some of the mainstream media outlets
00:24:30.820 and may cost you friends
00:24:31.960 and may cost you invites.
00:24:33.180 But that's exactly the type of leadership
00:24:34.600 and the type of backbone
00:24:36.540 that we need right now
00:24:37.920 from Republican leadership.
00:24:39.240 Because if you can't even understand
00:24:40.620 what's happening right now,
00:24:41.860 if you can't even understand
00:24:42.860 what the left is doing,
00:24:45.160 you're never going to,
00:24:46.240 you're going to be walked all over.
00:24:47.340 You're in no position to lead anyone.
00:24:48.760 So I think it's a great list test
00:24:50.680 and I think it already puts out
00:24:51.800 most of the Republican primary field
00:24:53.620 from the running
00:24:54.580 and it probably will prevent
00:24:55.620 many future contenders
00:24:57.060 in the cycles to come.
00:25:00.660 Yeah, I'll say this,
00:25:01.660 you know, people have said,
00:25:02.960 you know, people,
00:25:03.900 and he's been on the show a few times,
00:25:05.100 people say, you know,
00:25:05.800 what's the deal with Vivek Ramaswamy?
00:25:07.620 What's that guy's deal?
00:25:09.440 And look, I get it.
00:25:10.700 You know, the guy sort of
00:25:11.720 comes out of nowhere into politics,
00:25:13.860 makes a big splash
00:25:14.620 and people are asking questions.
00:25:15.840 I think that's natural
00:25:16.560 and I think that's important.
00:25:17.460 I think it's good to be skeptical.
00:25:18.940 At the same time,
00:25:20.640 this kind of seems like something
00:25:23.680 a Vivek would actually talk about
00:25:26.160 because that's something that,
00:25:28.100 and I got to say,
00:25:29.040 you know, I support him doing this,
00:25:30.320 that when we,
00:25:30.760 it's the only,
00:25:31.100 it's the only reason really
00:25:32.420 to watch the debates
00:25:33.360 is because you'll have
00:25:34.580 all of these people up there
00:25:36.080 that will never challenge
00:25:38.180 sort of the orthodoxy,
00:25:40.420 the Republican orthodoxy
00:25:42.240 on so many different things.
00:25:43.420 And then you have Vivek up there
00:25:45.140 basically playing,
00:25:46.340 you know,
00:25:47.280 the role that Trump played in 2016
00:25:48.900 where he's this outsider
00:25:50.620 just coming in
00:25:51.600 and dropping red pill
00:25:52.840 after red pill on,
00:25:54.320 like he brings up
00:25:55.180 the Armenian Christians, right?
00:25:56.800 Like who does that?
00:25:59.520 No, I fully agree with you.
00:26:01.080 Listen, I'm skeptical.
00:26:02.200 I'm skeptical of Vivek
00:26:03.700 as many others are,
00:26:04.860 but I'll praise him
00:26:05.700 when he does something
00:26:07.080 worthy of praise.
00:26:07.900 And I think that he,
00:26:08.980 like you said,
00:26:09.540 has been really,
00:26:10.460 you know,
00:26:11.100 kind of a maverick
00:26:11.960 on a lot of issues,
00:26:13.260 you know,
00:26:13.560 challenging the Republican
00:26:14.980 establishment,
00:26:15.800 bringing up topics
00:26:16.600 that you really only see
00:26:17.760 on Twitter or excuse me,
00:26:19.020 X in circle,
00:26:20.520 in certain circles
00:26:21.380 on the online, right?
00:26:22.640 So he's doing the job
00:26:23.980 of moving the Overton window
00:26:25.240 of bringing a lot
00:26:26.000 of these topics
00:26:26.700 to the forefront.
00:26:27.760 So I'm willing to praise him.
00:26:28.780 I mean, he came out,
00:26:29.700 I think it was today
00:26:30.420 with the post
00:26:31.040 talking about the Air Force
00:26:32.680 and how they're trying
00:26:33.240 to push out,
00:26:33.960 you know,
00:26:34.180 white fighter pilots
00:26:35.800 for fighter jets
00:26:36.840 and all these sorts of things.
00:26:37.820 I mean,
00:26:37.980 these are not topics
00:26:38.780 that you hear most Republican
00:26:40.600 candidates talk about.
00:26:41.720 They avoid the issue.
00:26:42.600 They talk only
00:26:43.200 in consultant approved slogans
00:26:45.280 and talking points.
00:26:46.460 They don't actually touch on
00:26:47.580 any of the,
00:26:48.540 you know,
00:26:48.780 no pun intended,
00:26:49.480 touchy topics
00:26:50.220 that are facing this country.
00:26:51.520 But that's the exactly
00:26:52.740 the kind of person
00:26:53.540 and leadership we need.
00:26:54.420 I mean,
00:26:54.540 it took Trump
00:26:55.180 coming onto the stage
00:26:56.360 in 2015,
00:26:57.500 talking about immigration,
00:26:58.780 talking about globalization,
00:27:00.540 talking about the trade imbalance,
00:27:01.940 talking about
00:27:02.540 the institutional rod
00:27:04.280 in this country
00:27:04.920 for Republicans to wake up
00:27:06.280 and start talking
00:27:06.860 about these issues
00:27:07.580 now in tandem.
00:27:08.220 And now you see people
00:27:09.460 like Ron DeSantis
00:27:10.240 and whoever,
00:27:11.400 you know,
00:27:11.540 trying to parrot
00:27:11.960 the same lines
00:27:12.980 that,
00:27:13.640 you know,
00:27:13.820 made Trump
00:27:14.880 a national figure
00:27:15.900 that made him
00:27:16.340 the leader
00:27:16.740 of the Republican Party
00:27:18.000 because he had,
00:27:18.800 you know,
00:27:19.620 the chutzpah,
00:27:20.280 he had the backbone
00:27:21.120 to actually,
00:27:22.020 you know,
00:27:22.300 cross that bridge
00:27:23.540 and talk about them
00:27:24.620 when no one else
00:27:25.220 dared do it.
00:27:26.300 So I give props
00:27:27.160 to Vivek.
00:27:27.660 I think,
00:27:28.000 you know,
00:27:28.100 obviously,
00:27:28.800 we're going to need
00:27:30.560 a betting
00:27:31.240 to see if he's truly
00:27:32.500 got America first
00:27:34.120 or he has some
00:27:34.580 questionable,
00:27:35.140 you know,
00:27:35.540 background affiliations,
00:27:36.760 et cetera.
00:27:37.060 But, you know,
00:27:37.820 to me,
00:27:38.300 he's not really
00:27:39.140 someone that should
00:27:39.780 get all the ire
00:27:40.840 of the America
00:27:41.980 first movement.
00:27:42.660 I mean,
00:27:42.760 he's not a threat
00:27:43.280 to Trump.
00:27:43.740 He's not a threat
00:27:44.320 in this primary.
00:27:45.280 And if he's saying
00:27:45.940 good things that are
00:27:46.600 going to move the needle
00:27:47.300 in terms of the public
00:27:48.500 discourse,
00:27:48.940 then all the power
00:27:49.520 to him.
00:27:49.920 Yeah.
00:27:52.720 And so I guess the reason
00:27:53.620 I bring him up
00:27:54.140 is because of all
00:27:55.600 the people.
00:27:56.080 And by the way,
00:27:56.540 when you were talking,
00:27:57.160 I did just double check
00:27:58.280 his Twitter.
00:27:58.840 I haven't seen anything
00:27:59.840 about Derek Chauvin
00:28:00.640 from him.
00:28:01.300 Okay.
00:28:01.800 So we'll see.
00:28:02.960 But what I'm,
00:28:04.600 what I'm getting at
00:28:05.680 though,
00:28:06.020 is that this seems
00:28:07.880 like the kind of thing
00:28:09.040 that he wouldn't be
00:28:10.180 scared to talk about.
00:28:11.620 Right?
00:28:12.320 Like this seems
00:28:13.060 like kind of thing.
00:28:13.900 And we've seen him
00:28:14.660 do this time and time
00:28:15.520 again,
00:28:15.840 where there's been
00:28:17.380 a,
00:28:18.000 a vocal contingent
00:28:20.000 of something
00:28:20.740 either within the
00:28:21.700 grassroots or in the
00:28:22.600 online base,
00:28:23.200 whatever you want to
00:28:23.500 call it.
00:28:24.160 And Vivek has taken
00:28:25.340 up that mantle
00:28:25.980 and been willing
00:28:26.640 to take that
00:28:27.220 to the higher level
00:28:28.240 and really mainstream
00:28:29.460 a lot of these ideas.
00:28:30.860 Whereas,
00:28:31.700 you know,
00:28:31.940 somebody like a Nikki
00:28:32.880 Haley,
00:28:33.220 we know has already
00:28:34.660 been on the wrong
00:28:35.300 side of this.
00:28:36.340 Chris Christie's
00:28:37.180 not going to do it.
00:28:37.900 Ron DeSantis
00:28:38.420 isn't going to do it.
00:28:39.820 Pence and Tim Scott
00:28:40.920 weren't going to do it.
00:28:41.600 They're out of the race
00:28:42.300 already.
00:28:42.920 You know,
00:28:43.140 those guys were
00:28:43.860 ready to fly over
00:28:44.960 to fly over to Kiev
00:28:46.720 and start humping
00:28:47.340 Zelensky's leg.
00:28:48.400 You know,
00:28:48.540 they're both done.
00:28:49.480 I don't know why
00:28:49.880 they thought that
00:28:50.280 would be a good idea.
00:28:51.500 I don't even know
00:28:52.440 who else is in the race
00:28:53.320 at this point
00:28:54.480 because I can't think
00:28:55.520 as none of them
00:28:56.040 are memorable.
00:28:57.080 But I'll point it
00:28:57.640 out this way that,
00:28:58.460 you know,
00:28:59.200 I think this is something
00:29:00.120 that he should bring up.
00:29:02.020 But it's also something,
00:29:02.920 look,
00:29:03.220 obviously it's not
00:29:03.820 the most important thing
00:29:04.660 facing our country,
00:29:05.760 but in a way,
00:29:06.980 in a way,
00:29:07.860 telling the truth
00:29:09.040 about these cases
00:29:10.280 and telling the truth
00:29:11.920 about these important issues
00:29:14.640 the rise of crime,
00:29:16.300 the amount of murder
00:29:17.440 that has exploded
00:29:19.000 since the death
00:29:20.140 of George Floyd
00:29:20.840 was allowed to go down
00:29:21.860 in the name of a lie
00:29:23.080 is absolutely important
00:29:25.400 to start to actually,
00:29:27.180 actually get the job done
00:29:28.460 if we're going
00:29:28.960 to save this country,
00:29:29.840 which by the way,
00:29:30.960 you know,
00:29:31.160 we can clean up the streets
00:29:32.300 when Xi Jinping
00:29:32.860 is coming to town.
00:29:33.800 That shows that
00:29:34.660 the United States
00:29:35.360 has all of the ability
00:29:36.640 to actually do these things
00:29:38.260 when we have the political
00:29:39.480 will to do so.
00:29:40.300 No,
00:29:42.180 it's you're hitting
00:29:43.080 the nail on the head
00:29:43.760 and I think it just goes
00:29:44.520 to show how pathetic
00:29:45.520 our political class is
00:29:46.880 that someone like Vivek
00:29:48.000 says basic truths.
00:29:49.540 He does the bare minimum.
00:29:50.960 I think what we're talking
00:29:51.700 about really
00:29:52.320 is the bare minimum.
00:29:53.480 Let's not lower
00:29:54.280 our standards politically.
00:29:55.860 He does the bare minimum
00:29:56.760 and all of a sudden
00:29:57.520 someone who less than
00:29:59.280 a year ago
00:29:59.780 nobody knew who he was.
00:30:01.520 He had no national profile.
00:30:03.220 No one could pronounce
00:30:03.820 his name.
00:30:04.280 Now he's a leading contender
00:30:05.260 in the Republican field.
00:30:06.580 I think that just goes
00:30:07.420 to show how strong
00:30:08.760 the market is,
00:30:09.640 how strong the appetite is
00:30:11.020 from, you know,
00:30:11.840 grassroots Americans
00:30:12.780 for real leadership,
00:30:14.140 for people who are willing
00:30:14.780 to speak truth to power
00:30:15.740 and if anyone had
00:30:16.820 half a brain
00:30:17.660 and wasn't completely
00:30:19.020 in debt to the donors
00:30:20.920 or the consultant class
00:30:22.180 and wasn't completely
00:30:22.880 beholden to them,
00:30:23.920 they would understand
00:30:24.680 that politically speaking,
00:30:25.980 electorally speaking,
00:30:27.080 it's in their own
00:30:27.760 self-interest
00:30:28.320 to speak truth to power.
00:30:29.840 It's in their own
00:30:30.180 self-interest
00:30:30.740 to talk about these things,
00:30:32.140 to bring awareness
00:30:33.400 to these issues
00:30:34.300 that many Americans
00:30:35.140 are looking for leadership
00:30:36.560 on but there's simply
00:30:38.120 no will to do it
00:30:39.140 in the same way
00:30:39.660 you discussed
00:30:40.200 how there's no will
00:30:41.240 to fix the many problems
00:30:42.460 plaguing the American city
00:30:44.020 or this country as a whole
00:30:45.500 but then obviously
00:30:46.180 when the will emerges
00:30:47.040 in the case of an official
00:30:49.020 state visit to China,
00:30:50.280 all of a sudden
00:30:50.940 the streets are clean,
00:30:51.940 the homeless are gone,
00:30:52.780 the drugs are gone,
00:30:54.060 the human feces
00:30:54.820 is cleaned up
00:30:55.540 in San Francisco
00:30:56.220 a long time ago.
00:30:59.920 Coming up on a break
00:31:00.660 but Gavin,
00:31:01.820 you're exactly right.
00:31:02.580 I got a shout out
00:31:03.260 thefallofminneapolis.com,
00:31:05.300 thefallofminneapolis.com,
00:31:06.560 make sure everyone goes
00:31:09.420 and sees this film.
00:31:10.740 Folks,
00:31:11.720 Derek Chauvin was a scapegoat
00:31:13.200 for the color revolution
00:31:14.480 of 2020.
00:31:15.640 They're trying to make
00:31:16.880 Donald Trump
00:31:17.800 the biggest scapegoat
00:31:19.940 of all.
00:31:21.000 That's why they want to put
00:31:22.380 Trump behind bars
00:31:23.420 because they want to do
00:31:24.540 the same thing to him.
00:31:28.080 Buzzing in my ear
00:31:29.180 about the boring people
00:31:30.560 at your office.
00:31:31.400 I'm trying to listen
00:31:32.200 to the new human events
00:31:33.700 with Jack Pazabic.
00:31:37.460 All right,
00:31:38.000 Jack Pazabic,
00:31:38.440 back with Human Events Daily.
00:31:40.380 Gavin Wax is our guest.
00:31:41.560 So, we mentioned about how,
00:31:43.480 of course,
00:31:43.700 it was Thanksgiving last week.
00:31:44.980 I had a great Thanksgiving.
00:31:45.920 Gavin,
00:31:46.140 how was your Thanksgiving?
00:31:46.740 It was fantastic.
00:31:51.600 I wasn't able to visit family.
00:31:52.920 I was in Europe
00:31:53.480 doing some travels politically,
00:31:56.360 but I normally have
00:31:57.400 a beautiful turkey
00:31:58.420 Thanksgiving dinner
00:31:59.360 with family,
00:32:00.080 but I was working.
00:32:02.420 You know,
00:32:02.560 I guess that's more American.
00:32:03.700 Okay.
00:32:04.120 All right.
00:32:04.740 All right.
00:32:05.320 The work never sleeps.
00:32:07.020 The work never sleeps.
00:32:07.940 Yeah,
00:32:08.160 the work never sleeps.
00:32:10.520 Yeah,
00:32:11.060 I could make a comment
00:32:12.780 from the Catholic section,
00:32:14.180 but I won't.
00:32:14.800 I won't.
00:32:16.780 The,
00:32:17.080 well,
00:32:17.720 the whole thing about
00:32:18.100 how Protestants
00:32:18.580 don't believe in works.
00:32:20.260 That,
00:32:20.840 so,
00:32:21.560 there was this video.
00:32:22.520 You may have seen it
00:32:23.240 about Thanksgiving
00:32:24.560 that came out last week
00:32:25.820 that,
00:32:27.840 and by the way,
00:32:28.200 that isn't to say
00:32:28.660 that Protestants
00:32:29.080 don't do works.
00:32:29.860 It's that works-based salvation,
00:32:31.380 which,
00:32:31.640 obviously,
00:32:31.940 Catholics don't also believe.
00:32:34.260 This tweet came out.
00:32:35.920 It went super viral.
00:32:37.780 Elon commented on it.
00:32:39.020 A lot of people commented on it
00:32:40.500 about a slightly
00:32:42.480 non-traditional type
00:32:44.640 of Thanksgiving,
00:32:45.660 and see,
00:32:45.980 millennials have started
00:32:46.680 doing this new thing
00:32:47.400 called Friendsgiving.
00:32:48.500 Have you done a Friendsgiving,
00:32:49.680 Gavin?
00:32:50.160 Have you ever done one?
00:32:52.220 I have been to a Friendsgiving,
00:32:53.820 not to replace a Thanksgiving,
00:32:55.400 but in addition to.
00:32:57.480 But in addition to,
00:32:58.540 yeah.
00:32:58.960 No,
00:32:59.260 I've been,
00:32:59.960 I think I've gone once
00:33:01.220 to a Friendsgiving.
00:33:02.540 Tanya did one
00:33:03.180 with her girlfriends this year.
00:33:04.320 She had a great time,
00:33:04.960 but it was like a birthday party
00:33:06.020 slash Friendsgiving
00:33:06.900 because someone had a birthday
00:33:07.720 around that time.
00:33:08.400 So that's something
00:33:09.420 that's a very millennial
00:33:10.840 kind of thing to do.
00:33:11.660 But I think a lot of this
00:33:12.560 is being driven
00:33:13.100 because millennials
00:33:14.180 generally don't have families.
00:33:16.940 And because you lack family,
00:33:18.320 you lack those family ties,
00:33:20.160 the rise of Friendsgiving
00:33:21.560 has become this huge thing.
00:33:23.620 Well,
00:33:24.160 one group of millennials
00:33:25.180 decided to take things
00:33:26.420 to the next level,
00:33:27.300 and instead of Thanksgiving,
00:33:28.640 they decided to have
00:33:29.900 Hank's Giving.
00:33:31.680 Let's play the clip.
00:33:32.800 Not to brag,
00:33:34.320 but I got invited
00:33:34.900 to Hank's Giving.
00:33:36.160 It's a party
00:33:36.800 my friend throws every year
00:33:38.020 where everyone dresses up
00:33:38.960 as Tom Hanks.
00:33:39.980 You knew that
00:33:40.720 by the title.
00:33:41.560 There's also pictures
00:33:42.900 of Tom Hanks everywhere.
00:33:44.020 This was the third annual one.
00:33:47.480 Could not believe
00:33:48.060 I was invited.
00:33:49.160 It's kind of a
00:33:49.980 pretty exclusive event,
00:33:51.160 and everyone goes
00:33:52.220 really full out,
00:33:53.340 like 100% full out.
00:33:56.300 Costumes were purchased
00:33:57.080 for this event
00:33:57.820 that will probably
00:33:58.580 never be worn again.
00:33:59.520 That is the true love
00:34:01.560 of Tom Hanks.
00:34:03.020 And then we all got together
00:34:04.440 for a group photo.
00:34:05.660 Tom Hanks,
00:34:06.340 you're invited whenever.
00:34:10.160 And then there were winners
00:34:11.260 for the best dish
00:34:12.240 and the best costumes.
00:34:14.020 So,
00:34:14.820 Happy Hank's Giving!
00:34:18.160 Happy Hank's Giving!
00:34:20.680 So,
00:34:21.400 there's a lot
00:34:22.280 to unpack here,
00:34:23.820 and I've got a piece
00:34:24.920 that's going up
00:34:25.600 a little bit later
00:34:26.160 at humanevents.com
00:34:27.400 called Hank's Giving
00:34:28.880 and the origin story
00:34:30.120 of Millennial Cringe.
00:34:31.860 And look,
00:34:32.340 it would be easy
00:34:32.900 to just sit and dunk
00:34:33.720 on this the whole time,
00:34:34.780 and certainly,
00:34:35.880 I will be.
00:34:37.780 But at the same time,
00:34:39.360 it's like,
00:34:39.940 this is the perfect tone
00:34:42.300 of Millennial
00:34:43.540 office drone,
00:34:45.560 cube farm,
00:34:47.760 like,
00:34:48.940 NPC.
00:34:50.300 There's no culture here.
00:34:52.460 There's no,
00:34:53.480 yeah,
00:34:53.860 bug people.
00:34:55.000 There's no originality.
00:34:57.200 Because remember,
00:34:57.800 you can't do anything original
00:34:59.180 because if you do
00:34:59.780 something original,
00:35:00.400 that might be problematic.
00:35:01.380 That might be racist.
00:35:02.580 That might be anti-woke.
00:35:03.800 That might cross some boundaries.
00:35:05.560 So,
00:35:05.700 you have to go back
00:35:06.760 to the nostalgia
00:35:08.320 of, like,
00:35:08.940 the last safe white man
00:35:10.560 in America.
00:35:11.480 And that,
00:35:12.060 of course,
00:35:12.240 is Tom Hanks.
00:35:13.040 And we remember
00:35:13.540 Big and Forrest Gump
00:35:15.000 and,
00:35:15.560 you know,
00:35:15.780 all of these different things
00:35:16.980 that go to get Toy Story
00:35:19.140 from Tom Hanks
00:35:20.660 to make that,
00:35:21.820 make that sort of
00:35:22.600 a safe place.
00:35:23.440 But you notice
00:35:24.260 that these Millennials,
00:35:25.200 they have no joy
00:35:26.840 whatsoever.
00:35:28.380 And you can hear it,
00:35:29.380 this flat monotone
00:35:30.500 that she's delivering it in.
00:35:32.680 And these people,
00:35:33.680 when you meet them as well,
00:35:35.320 and,
00:35:35.660 you know,
00:35:35.780 I say this as sort of
00:35:36.520 like an elder Millennial,
00:35:37.740 centennial myself,
00:35:39.180 that,
00:35:39.800 you know,
00:35:40.460 I know a lot of people
00:35:41.540 that kind of fell
00:35:42.300 into this place.
00:35:43.400 I know a lot of Millennials
00:35:44.040 that didn't,
00:35:44.560 but I know a lot of Millennials
00:35:46.360 that fell into this.
00:35:47.800 And what I've noticed
00:35:48.920 is that all of these people,
00:35:50.320 they lack families,
00:35:51.360 they lack a spiritual core.
00:35:52.600 But at the same time,
00:35:53.940 I got to throw,
00:35:54.420 also throw out there
00:35:55.340 that they basically
00:35:58.460 came into a world
00:35:59.620 where everything
00:36:00.240 they were promised
00:36:01.000 became a giant lie.
00:36:02.760 And they realized
00:36:03.860 that going to college
00:36:05.360 and getting into debt
00:36:06.440 and never being able
00:36:07.540 to have a family,
00:36:08.320 never being able
00:36:08.860 to afford a home,
00:36:09.700 never being able
00:36:10.320 to generate wealth
00:36:11.440 in the way at least
00:36:13.020 that was originally
00:36:13.820 described to you
00:36:14.720 or laid out for you
00:36:16.340 when in your teenage years,
00:36:17.600 it was all a complete lie.
00:36:19.180 And so now they're realizing
00:36:20.180 as they're,
00:36:20.940 as Millennials
00:36:21.760 are now looking at
00:36:22.420 40 saying,
00:36:23.420 hey, wait a minute,
00:36:24.040 all of the things
00:36:24.660 that I thought
00:36:25.100 I was going to have
00:36:26.100 at this point
00:36:27.100 are not happening.
00:36:28.080 So they're one
00:36:29.120 of the most depressed
00:36:30.240 generations that exists.
00:36:32.180 And as they say,
00:36:33.320 depression is anger
00:36:34.260 turned inwards.
00:36:36.520 And so the idea
00:36:37.600 from all of this
00:36:38.420 is that there's actually
00:36:40.200 a powder keg
00:36:41.180 of anger,
00:36:43.020 bitterness,
00:36:44.260 rage,
00:36:45.380 really,
00:36:45.940 within most Millennials.
00:36:47.420 So in addition
00:36:49.180 to also being
00:36:50.240 the most bubble-wrapped,
00:36:51.600 paranoid generation
00:36:53.120 that you can see.
00:36:54.500 And it's just amazing to me
00:36:55.800 so that it's like
00:36:56.740 Generation Me
00:36:58.540 is now becoming
00:36:59.460 Generation Never Was.
00:37:01.240 I don't know.
00:37:01.520 What do you think
00:37:02.080 when you look at this video?
00:37:02.860 No, listen,
00:37:04.980 I think there's a lot
00:37:05.560 to unpack here,
00:37:06.180 like you said.
00:37:06.780 I think I'll try
00:37:07.180 to divide it in two parts.
00:37:08.400 I'll start with the beginning.
00:37:09.380 I mean, listen,
00:37:09.900 I think it's a reflection
00:37:10.700 of the sort of
00:37:11.360 millennial nihilism
00:37:12.400 that has taken over
00:37:13.380 that generation's culture,
00:37:14.820 a generation I'm a part of,
00:37:16.300 because they are
00:37:16.860 a lost generation.
00:37:17.720 They're lost in many ways,
00:37:19.140 economically,
00:37:19.780 which you were touching on,
00:37:20.880 spiritually,
00:37:21.800 culturally,
00:37:22.320 and otherwise.
00:37:22.740 And you look at
00:37:24.400 this little video,
00:37:25.140 this little viral video
00:37:26.060 that, you know,
00:37:26.740 maybe at first glance
00:37:27.640 seems harmless,
00:37:28.300 but it kind of reveals
00:37:29.280 like a deeper,
00:37:30.460 more kind of dark nature
00:37:32.040 of what this generation
00:37:33.260 is facing.
00:37:33.940 I mean, you talked about,
00:37:35.320 you know,
00:37:35.500 everything from her
00:37:36.100 flat-A-fat voice,
00:37:37.260 the vapidness of it all.
00:37:39.420 Just, they don't even look
00:37:40.220 like they're having fun.
00:37:41.000 Everything seems very forced.
00:37:42.640 Everything seems very joyless.
00:37:44.520 You know, I don't think
00:37:45.040 they could actually talk
00:37:45.800 about anything interesting
00:37:46.640 for fear of, you know,
00:37:47.960 possibly triggering
00:37:48.800 someone in the room.
00:37:50.040 It's all just cringe,
00:37:51.480 like you said,
00:37:52.000 but it's also sad
00:37:52.980 that we can make fun of it.
00:37:54.260 But I think it's just
00:37:54.900 a little sad.
00:37:55.740 And it just goes to show
00:37:56.800 how lost this generation
00:37:58.280 has become.
00:37:59.260 And, you know,
00:37:59.700 I think some things
00:38:01.380 can be blamed
00:38:01.860 on this generation.
00:38:04.360 No, you know what?
00:38:05.140 You know, just to add that,
00:38:06.100 it's not that they
00:38:07.200 can't feel joy,
00:38:08.600 it's that they can't
00:38:09.300 feel anything.
00:38:11.780 Correct.
00:38:12.540 Yeah, it's the generation
00:38:14.380 of antidepressants.
00:38:15.380 It's the generation
00:38:16.120 of big pharma.
00:38:18.060 I mean,
00:38:18.400 there's a whole litany
00:38:19.080 of issues here,
00:38:19.820 whether it's, you know,
00:38:20.480 the actual things
00:38:21.240 that they were digested
00:38:22.000 or the culture
00:38:22.780 that they were exposed to,
00:38:24.200 nature versus nurture,
00:38:25.120 however you want
00:38:25.480 to divvy it up.
00:38:26.740 You know,
00:38:26.880 and some of this
00:38:27.520 is a result
00:38:28.100 of their own actions.
00:38:29.340 I mean,
00:38:29.500 not every millennial
00:38:30.500 has ended up like this.
00:38:32.100 But I agree with
00:38:32.920 the tail end
00:38:33.560 of what you were saying
00:38:34.420 in the opening
00:38:34.920 of this segment,
00:38:35.780 that a lot of this
00:38:36.400 is also because
00:38:37.380 they were promised
00:38:38.060 things that actually
00:38:38.960 did not materialize.
00:38:39.940 They were promised
00:38:40.500 a world.
00:38:41.760 They were promised
00:38:42.240 a life that didn't happen.
00:38:43.420 They did the things.
00:38:44.080 They checked the boxes.
00:38:45.260 They were told to check.
00:38:46.120 And they're still
00:38:47.280 miserable,
00:38:48.340 lonely,
00:38:48.820 and unfulfilled
00:38:49.740 because of them.
00:38:50.500 And that was an experiment.
00:38:51.780 This was this postmodern,
00:38:53.100 you know,
00:38:53.360 experiment of the
00:38:54.280 boomer generation.
00:38:55.540 And we're seeing
00:38:56.500 the results in real time.
00:38:58.120 We're seeing a very
00:38:58.960 just kind of soulless
00:39:00.200 generation,
00:39:00.980 a corporatized generation,
00:39:02.720 ones that are,
00:39:03.580 you know,
00:39:03.720 very disconnected,
00:39:04.620 atomized,
00:39:05.500 isolated.
00:39:06.240 You know,
00:39:06.440 the exact type of traits
00:39:08.020 you would want
00:39:08.460 a population to be
00:39:09.520 if your goal
00:39:10.140 is to really control
00:39:11.000 and suppress them.
00:39:11.900 So, you know,
00:39:12.500 we could get into
00:39:13.020 the macro level
00:39:13.840 implications of this all.
00:39:15.600 But I think this video,
00:39:17.020 it's like a lot of these videos
00:39:17.980 that have gone viral
00:39:18.780 over the last,
00:39:19.500 you know,
00:39:19.620 few years,
00:39:20.160 whether it was the video
00:39:20.940 of, you know,
00:39:21.620 the women in corporate America
00:39:22.780 and Silicon Valley
00:39:23.720 or whatever else,
00:39:24.520 it just kind of shows
00:39:25.400 an emptiness.
00:39:26.420 And a lot of these videos
00:39:27.600 are almost like cries
00:39:28.520 for help,
00:39:29.180 just like,
00:39:29.880 please someone help us
00:39:30.820 and wake us up
00:39:31.680 from this slumber.
00:39:32.740 Please give us a transcendence.
00:39:34.120 Please give us some
00:39:34.780 higher purpose,
00:39:35.760 some higher meaning.
00:39:36.400 And I think metaphysically,
00:39:37.880 you know,
00:39:38.100 philosophically,
00:39:38.720 that's what it comes down to.
00:39:39.600 They have no transcendence.
00:39:40.840 They have no higher purpose
00:39:42.020 or higher,
00:39:42.500 you know,
00:39:42.900 higher meaning.
00:39:43.360 That's why,
00:39:43.800 you know,
00:39:45.000 you look at these
00:39:46.200 to late 30s
00:39:47.900 and, you know,
00:39:48.440 they're acting like people
00:39:49.180 that are maybe
00:39:49.600 in high school or college.
00:39:51.140 You know,
00:39:51.600 it's kind of like this,
00:39:52.420 you know,
00:39:52.620 this man-child,
00:39:53.940 you know,
00:39:54.280 syndrome,
00:39:54.780 this sort of like,
00:39:55.740 you know,
00:39:56.040 and you know what that is
00:39:57.120 of society
00:39:57.740 and we're witnessing it here.
00:40:00.300 Yeah,
00:40:00.700 the reason
00:40:01.120 and the reason for that
00:40:01.880 is because economically
00:40:03.140 they are still,
00:40:04.020 the reason that is
00:40:04.800 they're still
00:40:05.300 economically stuck
00:40:07.280 in the millennial malaise.
00:40:09.980 So millennial malaise
00:40:11.020 is because they are
00:40:11.680 economically stuck
00:40:12.660 in their early 20s
00:40:14.560 and that is why
00:40:15.260 they are emotionally
00:40:16.200 stuck in their early 20s
00:40:18.180 and so depression,
00:40:20.000 anxiety,
00:40:20.660 all of these things rise
00:40:21.800 when reality
00:40:23.300 does not match
00:40:23.960 your expectations
00:40:24.860 and the reality
00:40:26.480 for so many millennials
00:40:27.580 does not match
00:40:28.660 their expectations
00:40:29.600 and this produces
00:40:31.320 a really toxic
00:40:34.100 cauldron
00:40:35.060 and a powder keg
00:40:36.940 and this is why,
00:40:38.000 of course,
00:40:38.400 it's all escapism.
00:40:39.660 This is all escapism
00:40:40.840 and just retreating
00:40:41.960 to these sort of like
00:40:42.940 never-ending,
00:40:44.440 open-ended trends
00:40:45.340 that never go anywhere.
00:40:48.640 Right,
00:40:48.740 but it's more than just
00:40:49.580 nostalgia.
00:40:50.140 It's like,
00:40:50.420 most of the,
00:40:51.120 it's like trying to wrap,
00:40:52.300 yes,
00:40:52.940 yes,
00:40:53.620 it is porn.
00:40:54.200 they're all trying
00:40:55.960 to escape
00:40:56.600 to a time past
00:40:57.800 to a yesteryear
00:40:58.840 to the America
00:40:59.880 that they were born in
00:41:00.700 that no longer exists
00:41:01.660 and again,
00:41:02.000 I have sympathy with that
00:41:03.120 and they're retreating
00:41:04.080 almost to their childhood
00:41:05.060 because their childhood
00:41:05.840 still felt normal.
00:41:07.460 It was the last vestiges
00:41:08.560 of normal,
00:41:09.420 probably in the 1990s,
00:41:10.840 I'm assuming,
00:41:11.540 and they're trying
00:41:12.420 to return to that,
00:41:13.280 the motifs,
00:41:14.300 the themes,
00:41:15.260 the ideas,
00:41:16.080 the characters,
00:41:16.880 Tom Hanks,
00:41:17.480 whatever it may be,
00:41:18.360 of that era
00:41:19.360 because it was the last time
00:41:20.560 that they felt
00:41:21.100 sort of in sync
00:41:22.020 with the time,
00:41:22.740 in sync with their age
00:41:23.740 and I agree with you,
00:41:24.760 economics has a huge part
00:41:25.980 to play with it,
00:41:26.780 the destruction
00:41:27.240 of the church,
00:41:28.000 the destruction
00:41:28.340 of the family,
00:41:29.200 the destruction
00:41:29.600 of anything bigger
00:41:30.500 than oneself
00:41:31.160 and what is the Republican
00:41:32.480 vision or the Democrat
00:41:33.360 vision to help them?
00:41:34.240 There is nothing,
00:41:35.000 there's nothing,
00:41:35.500 we need a visionary movement
00:41:36.660 that can provide
00:41:37.520 incentives and support
00:41:38.580 for them.
00:41:40.520 There is,
00:41:41.300 and we're getting
00:41:41.720 into it in the next
00:41:42.220 segment here,
00:41:42.840 but there is,
00:41:44.020 the MAGA movement
00:41:44.740 has one,
00:41:45.260 but I would also warn
00:41:46.380 that the DSA,
00:41:49.000 the socialists
00:41:49.980 of America
00:41:50.620 have one as well
00:41:51.820 and that's the real danger.
00:41:52.980 Coming up next,
00:41:53.680 Gavin Wax.
00:41:56.580 I'm working long hours.
00:41:58.200 I'm always listening
00:41:58.820 to Human Events
00:41:59.600 with Jack Posobiec.
00:42:04.120 So,
00:42:04.860 Gavin,
00:42:05.280 this is,
00:42:05.820 you know,
00:42:06.220 something that we've
00:42:06.720 been talking about here
00:42:07.540 where Human Events Daily
00:42:08.540 back with Jack Posobiec.
00:42:09.700 Gavin Wax,
00:42:10.200 we're talking about
00:42:10.760 the millennial malaise
00:42:12.300 that leads to things
00:42:13.580 like Thanksgiving,
00:42:14.700 this people who
00:42:15.960 seek escapism
00:42:16.940 and memes
00:42:17.360 that get beaten to death,
00:42:18.940 they are iterated
00:42:19.840 on eternally.
00:42:21.120 Everyone's conditioned
00:42:21.860 to only iterate
00:42:23.060 on previous ideas.
00:42:24.480 You're not allowed
00:42:24.900 to create something new.
00:42:25.840 You're not allowed
00:42:26.180 to make something new.
00:42:26.840 You're not allowed
00:42:27.120 to have new ideas
00:42:27.800 at all,
00:42:28.420 whatever,
00:42:29.020 unless it's something
00:42:29.660 that's like vetted
00:42:30.760 and carefully presented
00:42:31.980 for you.
00:42:33.040 But I want to also ask
00:42:34.360 at Gavin
00:42:34.960 because when I,
00:42:36.680 when I,
00:42:37.160 you know,
00:42:37.400 most millennials
00:42:37.960 and I think people
00:42:38.700 don't understand this,
00:42:39.740 just how bad
00:42:40.740 the student debt crisis
00:42:41.760 is and continues
00:42:42.780 to be for millennials
00:42:44.180 and even Zoomers now
00:42:45.720 that this is a situation
00:42:47.980 because of the economics
00:42:49.700 that have really
00:42:51.320 just tanked.
00:42:52.500 So you have,
00:42:53.180 you had,
00:42:53.520 millennials are saddled
00:42:54.280 with student debt.
00:42:55.100 They already can't
00:42:55.920 afford housing.
00:42:56.920 The housing market
00:42:58.080 is completely collapsed.
00:42:59.880 Rent is through
00:43:00.740 the roof everywhere.
00:43:02.400 And now,
00:43:03.640 Bidenflation on top
00:43:05.040 of all that
00:43:05.620 is through the roof.
00:43:07.720 While they can see people,
00:43:09.680 they can see,
00:43:10.300 they've got no chance
00:43:11.060 to win,
00:43:11.420 no out,
00:43:11.820 and they can see people
00:43:13.260 who are living well.
00:43:15.380 They're living
00:43:15.800 in the shadow of empire.
00:43:17.140 Well,
00:43:17.260 guess what?
00:43:18.720 Socialism is the politics
00:43:20.380 of resentment.
00:43:21.760 Marxism is the politics
00:43:23.160 of resentment.
00:43:24.000 All of Marxism
00:43:24.860 is based in envy
00:43:26.220 and greed.
00:43:27.500 And so,
00:43:28.040 when I look at a situation
00:43:29.380 like this,
00:43:30.840 my,
00:43:31.240 my sense is
00:43:32.220 and my warning
00:43:32.860 for everyone
00:43:33.340 and concern
00:43:33.880 is that what happens
00:43:35.800 if a charismatic,
00:43:37.500 like,
00:43:38.300 Hugo Chavez
00:43:39.220 type figure
00:43:41.320 arrives in the
00:43:42.560 American political discourse
00:43:44.040 and starts going
00:43:45.820 to the millennials.
00:43:46.760 You know,
00:43:46.860 they wanted to use
00:43:47.520 AOC for this.
00:43:49.020 Obviously,
00:43:49.420 that didn't quite work out.
00:43:50.880 But you can certainly see
00:43:52.900 that there is a huge,
00:43:54.720 huge lane
00:43:55.760 to leading
00:43:57.580 a massive socialist push
00:43:59.460 and there'd be
00:44:00.200 ethnic elements to it
00:44:01.480 and all of that.
00:44:02.820 Gavin,
00:44:03.420 is that something
00:44:04.140 that could actually
00:44:05.100 be on the future
00:44:05.980 as millennials
00:44:06.700 become more and more
00:44:07.600 prominent in American politics?
00:44:08.940 It's a huge possibility
00:44:12.200 and I think
00:44:12.800 you're bringing up
00:44:13.420 a broader point
00:44:14.460 that,
00:44:14.960 you know,
00:44:15.280 many circles
00:44:16.160 of the far left,
00:44:17.000 they at least present
00:44:17.940 a future vision.
00:44:19.340 They present some kind
00:44:20.180 of vision for society.
00:44:21.720 It's a utopian vision.
00:44:22.860 It's a fake vision.
00:44:24.040 It's not something
00:44:24.520 that can actually be realized,
00:44:25.780 but I at least give them credit
00:44:26.820 that they paint a picture
00:44:28.040 of the future.
00:44:28.960 Far too often,
00:44:29.920 you know,
00:44:30.140 conservatives and Republicans
00:44:31.180 are simply,
00:44:31.960 you know,
00:44:32.280 talking about,
00:44:33.200 you know,
00:44:33.420 the minute details.
00:44:34.360 They're talking very much
00:44:35.360 the here and now.
00:44:36.200 They're talking
00:44:36.680 in very just sort
00:44:37.880 of small terms.
00:44:38.980 They're not really
00:44:39.340 painting a picture
00:44:40.520 of the future.
00:44:41.240 They're not really
00:44:41.620 presenting an alternative.
00:44:43.020 They're generally
00:44:43.420 against something
00:44:44.240 rather than being
00:44:45.040 for something
00:44:45.860 or they're simply
00:44:46.600 trying to preserve
00:44:47.200 a status quo,
00:44:48.080 which I think
00:44:48.400 the vast majority
00:44:49.060 of people are sick of.
00:44:51.000 What we really need
00:44:51.600 is a visionary style
00:44:52.660 populist leadership,
00:44:53.860 something that Trump
00:44:54.560 is actually embracing
00:44:55.760 and actually is working on,
00:44:57.180 something that supports
00:44:58.020 family formation,
00:44:59.100 something that supports,
00:45:00.020 you know,
00:45:00.360 having children,
00:45:01.140 a sort of natalism,
00:45:02.300 giving them an opportunity
00:45:03.340 to have homes again,
00:45:04.620 giving them opportunity
00:45:05.360 to have good,
00:45:06.820 high-paying jobs again
00:45:08.100 where their purchasing
00:45:08.760 power is rising
00:45:09.780 because we push back
00:45:10.860 against globalism.
00:45:11.820 We push back
00:45:12.340 against these trade imbalances.
00:45:14.080 We bring jobs back home.
00:45:15.300 You don't have to move
00:45:16.100 to the big city
00:45:17.080 to get a decent-paying job.
00:45:18.900 You could still work
00:45:19.540 in your hometown
00:45:20.040 and have the life
00:45:21.280 your parents and grandparents had,
00:45:22.940 which was generally
00:45:23.840 a pretty prosperous one
00:45:25.140 and one of upward
00:45:26.200 social mobility.
00:45:27.400 You can create
00:45:28.080 a picture like that.
00:45:29.020 You can paint that future.
00:45:30.340 You can show them
00:45:31.020 a future where there's meaning,
00:45:32.560 where there's tradition,
00:45:33.440 where there's God,
00:45:34.560 where there's family.
00:45:35.560 You can paint that picture,
00:45:36.660 but we choose not to do it.
00:45:37.760 Instead, most Republicans
00:45:38.660 and conservatives,
00:45:39.920 they talk about mundane things.
00:45:41.660 They talk about
00:45:42.040 foreign interventionism.
00:45:43.400 They talk about,
00:45:44.220 you know,
00:45:44.460 the occasional tax cut,
00:45:45.840 but they're not really visionary.
00:45:47.120 They're just kind of robotic.
00:45:48.360 We've seen that
00:45:48.820 on the debate stage,
00:45:49.660 but the left,
00:45:50.780 to their credit,
00:45:51.560 does paint this picture,
00:45:52.540 the Green New Deal,
00:45:53.240 whatever it is.
00:45:54.140 I am somewhat optimistic
00:45:55.760 that the left
00:45:56.380 also has a problem
00:45:57.600 with producing
00:45:58.780 great leaders,
00:46:00.360 great men,
00:46:01.480 people that could actually
00:46:02.560 take the torch
00:46:03.360 and move forward
00:46:04.000 because the leftism
00:46:05.200 that sort of infected
00:46:06.080 the developed Western world
00:46:07.900 is this kind of
00:46:08.820 self-hating leftism.
00:46:10.620 It's this nihilistic leftism.
00:46:12.420 It's this leftism that,
00:46:13.440 yes,
00:46:13.600 it takes on the economic elements
00:46:15.660 of socialism and Marxism,
00:46:17.020 whatever it is,
00:46:17.580 but it's incapable
00:46:18.240 of creating great leaders.
00:46:20.160 Everything is done by committee.
00:46:21.360 Everything is done
00:46:21.780 by groupthink.
00:46:22.780 Weakness is elevated
00:46:23.820 above strength,
00:46:24.700 so you're never really
00:46:25.320 going to get someone
00:46:25.820 like a Hugo Chavez
00:46:26.760 or some of these
00:46:27.760 Latin American-style strong men,
00:46:29.700 which I think would be successful
00:46:31.560 in the United States
00:46:32.540 if the left were to embrace
00:46:33.860 a more left-wing,
00:46:35.800 economically populous,
00:46:37.020 but more socially moderate,
00:46:38.240 socially conservative viewpoint.
00:46:39.660 I think that's actually
00:46:40.560 a threatening coalition,
00:46:41.820 especially given migratory trends
00:46:44.080 and demographic trends,
00:46:45.140 but they're incapable
00:46:45.980 of producing that.
00:46:46.760 Instead,
00:46:47.080 the only kind of leader
00:46:47.820 they can produce,
00:46:48.700 not really a leader,
00:46:49.500 is kind of like this
00:46:50.320 Karen matriarch,
00:46:52.700 kind of smarmy school mom,
00:46:54.620 like we saw
00:46:55.340 in the Irish Parliament
00:46:56.280 talking about censoring
00:46:57.360 for their own good.
00:46:59.560 That's the only kind of
00:47:00.580 Orwellian-style
00:47:01.620 quote-unquote leader
00:47:02.540 that they'll ever be able
00:47:03.660 to create,
00:47:04.780 but that's not someone
00:47:05.320 that's inspiring enough
00:47:06.460 to create a movement.
00:47:09.160 Yeah, exactly.
00:47:09.740 Their only goal right now
00:47:11.680 is to erode everything.
00:47:13.300 I mean, Ireland is totally gassed.
00:47:14.400 Totally gassed.
00:47:16.380 Ireland's totally gassed.
00:47:17.840 I mean,
00:47:18.040 just like the regime
00:47:20.060 has their hooks in there,
00:47:21.440 and I hope in my heart of hearts
00:47:23.700 that Ireland wakes up
00:47:25.020 and listens to Conor McGregor
00:47:26.380 and stands up,
00:47:27.560 I want Ireland to be Irish again,
00:47:29.280 make Ireland Irish again.
00:47:30.940 Where's the Irish
00:47:31.840 that you hear about,
00:47:33.920 that fought back
00:47:34.580 against the British,
00:47:35.460 that fought for their freedom,
00:47:37.000 that when you actually
00:47:38.000 have something to fight for,
00:47:39.340 when you have a little bit
00:47:40.420 of, you know,
00:47:42.400 you know,
00:47:42.840 this will get me
00:47:43.280 on media matters,
00:47:43.940 but maybe a little bit
00:47:45.320 of tribalism
00:47:46.180 isn't a bad thing
00:47:47.680 because you're actually
00:47:49.080 fighting for something
00:47:50.380 Yeah, tribalism that's focused.
00:47:50.960 Rather than,
00:47:51.820 rather than having
00:47:52.780 Thanksgiving,
00:47:54.020 which is just a bunch
00:47:55.900 of nothing.
00:47:57.340 At least you're,
00:47:57.800 you have something
00:47:58.600 to fight for.
00:47:59.680 Ireland's a great country.
00:48:00.880 It's a beautiful country.
00:48:01.960 It's got an incredible
00:48:02.820 history,
00:48:03.940 incredible culture.
00:48:05.220 Why not fight for that
00:48:06.340 when you've got
00:48:06.800 Muslim migrants
00:48:07.760 in the streets
00:48:08.680 stabbing your children
00:48:10.560 when the blood
00:48:11.720 of Irish children
00:48:12.880 is lining
00:48:13.880 the cobblestone streets
00:48:15.180 of Dublin?
00:48:16.020 Do you think the people
00:48:16.980 are actually going
00:48:17.980 to do anything?
00:48:18.540 It's a simple question.
00:48:19.540 But Gavin,
00:48:19.980 here's,
00:48:20.260 when I talk about the vision,
00:48:21.220 right,
00:48:21.400 it's not enough
00:48:21.960 for the vision.
00:48:22.680 Let's talk about
00:48:23.420 high trust,
00:48:24.540 stable neighborhoods
00:48:25.840 where children
00:48:26.820 are able to go
00:48:28.040 to school
00:48:28.760 and live
00:48:30.280 in the traditions
00:48:31.320 that their parents
00:48:32.500 lived in,
00:48:33.100 that their forefathers
00:48:34.100 lived in,
00:48:34.960 where they don't have
00:48:35.420 to move because of crime.
00:48:36.880 They don't lose
00:48:37.340 their towns
00:48:37.760 because of crime.
00:48:38.740 Let's,
00:48:39.060 and by the way,
00:48:39.840 let's talk about
00:48:40.580 new cities,
00:48:41.600 new cities that are
00:48:42.520 built in terms
00:48:43.460 of freedom cities,
00:48:45.160 cities that are
00:48:45.780 without all
00:48:46.900 of the regulations
00:48:47.640 and decay
00:48:48.280 and insanity
00:48:48.920 that the old cities
00:48:49.860 have turned into.
00:48:51.420 And by the way,
00:48:52.160 let's talk about
00:48:52.920 having a four-day work week
00:48:54.820 in our freedom cities
00:48:55.920 because we're all
00:48:57.000 living fat and happy
00:48:58.100 off of the massive
00:48:59.580 buying power
00:49:00.600 of the U.S. dollar
00:49:01.700 after we tariff
00:49:02.700 the hell out of China.
00:49:05.560 Listen,
00:49:06.160 I love all of that
00:49:07.000 and that's something
00:49:07.620 that Trump
00:49:08.100 has been brilliantly
00:49:09.040 bringing to the forefront.
00:49:10.700 These are not exactly
00:49:11.600 items or topics
00:49:12.980 that are part
00:49:13.680 of the popular discourse,
00:49:14.720 but he's talking
00:49:15.520 about them.
00:49:16.040 He's bringing them
00:49:16.560 to the front and center
00:49:17.540 so people can
00:49:18.380 actually think about it
00:49:19.440 and realize that
00:49:20.320 there are alternatives
00:49:21.000 to the sort of
00:49:21.720 societal malaise
00:49:22.900 and societal,
00:49:24.320 you know,
00:49:25.040 degrade that we've
00:49:26.320 been witnessing
00:49:26.780 across the broader
00:49:27.660 Western world.
00:49:28.300 We're about to be
00:49:29.260 out of time.
00:49:30.020 Do you have anything
00:49:30.660 going on where people
00:49:31.460 can come see you
00:49:32.180 coming up soon?
00:49:32.840 Yes, we have the 111th
00:49:36.040 annual gala,
00:49:36.940 Congressman Matt Gaetz,
00:49:38.100 Jack Posobiec,
00:49:38.960 many other great
00:49:39.900 who serve in the
00:49:40.500 sneakers,
00:49:40.980 December 9th,
00:49:41.980 Cipriani Wall Street,
00:49:42.960 New York City.
00:49:43.520 We have a Cyber Monday
00:49:44.340 sale today.
00:49:45.280 Get your tickets.
00:49:46.020 They're never going
00:49:46.360 to be cheaper.
00:49:47.220 And my book comes out,
00:49:48.360 The Emerging Populist
00:49:49.080 Majority,
00:49:49.580 January 23rd of next year.
00:49:51.960 So thank you for
00:49:52.460 having me on, Jack.
00:49:53.060 The Emerging Populist