Jack Posobiec breaks down a new conspiracy theory about Taylor Swift and the NFL and the Democratic Party being in cahoots to get President Joe Biden re-elected in 2020. Plus, a man in Mississippi is facing a hate crime charge for allegedly destroying a satanic statue in the state capitol.
00:08:14.620You know, it's amazing because they spent months before this telling us that Taylor Swift was the secret weapon for the Biden administration and that she could swing the election and that she was such a critical asset in terms of the fate of the 2024 election.
00:08:30.580And then basically a bunch of us said, yeah, she kind of is and she's being used for this purpose.
00:08:37.040And basically because the receipts were so damning, they went apoplectic and said, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, you can't repeat back to us the words that we ourselves said.
00:09:06.580It's everybody has joined forces to protect this this pop star who already has probably the biggest PR shop on the planet.
00:09:16.940And, you know, what's what's amazing to me is is that this appears to go above and beyond the typical partisan politics of jockeying for influencers and cultural figures.
00:09:30.640You know, to me, I consider it to be fair play for the Democrats to to try to instrumentalize folks who support them and for Republicans to try to instrumentalize, you know, country music stars or this new Snoop Dogg endorsement for Trump that just broke.
00:09:45.040So that's normal, you know, a hard, by the way, they're losing their minds on me say me suggesting that yesterday.
00:09:51.180I said, yeah, we should instrumentalize some people.
00:09:58.120And by the way, you know, I would go not just obviously Trump is already doing this with UFC, but go in, you know, get the pro wrestling guys if you can pick up some of that audience, NASCAR, whatever you can find, whatever you can find again, because we're talking about margin just on the political side of it, which is where my laser focus is.
00:10:15.480We're talking about a 10,000 vote Delta in many of these swing states in Pennsylvania, my home state, your home state, also Taylor Swift's home state, by the way.
00:10:24.300So it's all of like the Pennsylvania alumni, apparently, and Joe Biden's home state, by the way, where, you know, we're fighting over the 2024 election.
00:10:32.820It comes down to all of us, funny enough.
00:10:34.320And the Delta, there was only about 60,000 votes.
00:10:36.700So, again, we're talking about marginal votes.
00:10:39.160I'm not sitting here saying like, oh, the entire election will be decided.
00:10:44.140We're talking about these, the ballot harvesting operations, which will obviously be run because, and are so important now because, oh, by the way, they changed our system of elections in 2020.
00:10:53.440Yeah, well, what's also amazing, just to dovetail on what you just said, is the amount of empirical polling work that has gone into the potential magnitude of a Taylor Swift get out the vote campaign and a Taylor Swift endorsement.
00:11:06.220It just came out three days ago that there was this large scale study that appeared to show that a full 20 percent of Taylor Swift fans, which is basically every girl between the age of, you know, 11 and 25 in this country, would vote however Taylor Swift tells them to vote.
00:11:26.640I mean, there was a full poll done on this, and, you know, that is a huge amount in the aggregate.
00:11:33.980That's far larger than the margin that you just articulated around the state of Pennsylvania.
00:11:38.480You know, but the other thing that really concerns me here is that it's not, it seems to go above and beyond simple partisan politics.
00:11:45.080And we can sort of get into the sort of Liz Cheney Republican angle of this.
00:11:48.800But what really started to set off my alarm was, you know, the fact that you had these NATO psychological operations panels and you had Pentagon contractors proposing that Taylor Swift could be, quote, trained to recite messaging, to spread, just to spread messaging, that she could be basically a trained instrument to recite.
00:12:15.140And we know that there's a history of this for all in all sorts of ways.
00:12:19.420In India, there was a big farmers protest where it came out in leaked documents that Rihanna and Greta Thunberg were handed basically tweets to tweet out that they tweeted identically.
00:12:31.780And this was a NATO psychological operations panel in 2019 that said, listen.
00:13:03.760And so to me, though, the Taylor Swift operation appears to go above and beyond simple partisan politics because you have institutions who are not supposed to be political who are hopping on board on this.
00:13:17.040And not only that, you have apparently, you know, military institutions.
00:13:22.060The fact is, you know, the woman who presented that at that NATO PSYOPs conference in 2019 worked for Graphica, which got seven million dollars from the Pentagon to for psychological operations work.
00:13:34.440Essentially, they started the Graphica as as part of the Pentagon's Minerva Initiative, which is the psychological warfare research center of the Pentagon.
00:13:43.260And they she's proposing to NATO that Taylor Swift can be instrumentalized to basically echo NATO talking points.
00:13:51.720And not only that, as part of a get out the vote effort, a EU wide get out the vote effort to stop the rise of right wing populist parties who are NATO skeptical.
00:14:00.840So you have you basically have a kind of military junta plotting in broad daylight the weaponization of the world's largest pop star in order to swing elections all across NATO countries to stop the rise of domestic political groups who might vote for a different war policy.
00:14:19.360To me, that is the military taking control not just of the media, but of our of our civilian run government, which is frankly pretty terrifying.
00:14:27.120And so the idea that and just to walk people through this again, right, it's it's it's very obvious that there's a lot of SEO that's been poured and a lot of equity that's been poured into us.
00:14:39.480And people have come to me saying, well, it's it's just because they want ratings for the NFL.
00:14:43.800Of course, they want ratings for the NFL.
00:14:45.200Well, but when you talk about the NFL as a vehicle, the NFL has been a vehicle for left wing propaganda and left wing instrumentalization since the days of Obamacare, which, oh, by the way, was the Baltimore Ravens who were just playing Travis Kelsey.
00:15:00.500And of course, it was it was Taylor Swift was at the Ravens Stadium.
00:15:04.340They call it M&T Bank Stadium now when all of this went down.
00:15:08.460It was also even before the the latest the George Floyd iteration of BLM, the Colin Kaepernick.
00:15:14.840Right. Everybody forgets the Colin Kaepernick episode of BLM, which was the kneeling for the flag.
00:15:20.640So when Colin Kaepernick was doing it, that was that was an exercise where it seemed like he was in the wrong at first.
00:15:26.960A lot of America was against him. Donald Trump famously came out against him.
00:15:30.320But who was one of the first major white players to come out on the side of Colin Kaepernick?
00:15:37.700Oh, it was Travis Kelsey, his teammate for the Kansas City Chiefs, the same guy who's pushing the vaccination, the same guy and all of the NFL and ESPN were pushing the vaccination.
00:15:47.820And so when I talk about the NFL and by the way, and maybe you can talk about a little bit about two minutes to the break here,
00:15:54.280because the mainstream media has lost its grip on moving the needle in America.
00:16:00.380That's why the regime and corporate corporate America has moved more into the sports world, the celebrity world for their political messaging.
00:16:08.820Yeah, that's absolutely right. And the NFL has a long history with the Pentagon as well.
00:16:13.720And, you know, I think one of the things that's been shocking for a lot of people to watch on this is seeing how woke both mainstream media and sports have become
00:16:23.760and how demonized, you know, many of the typical sort of imagery that that that is mostly associated with 1950s sort of, you know,
00:16:35.660white heteronormative sort of, you know, pinup classic Hollywood couples has suddenly been blessed really for the first time publicly with this Travis Kelsey Taylor Swift relationship.
00:16:49.740I think it's jarring for a lot of people to see the media promote and a couple like that is especially in the football world and in the sort of pop culture world combined.
00:17:00.660And you have this sort of interplay between the NFL and the Pentagon and the Pentagon's existential hysteria right now over the loss of their ability to recruit military made age men into the Pentagon.
00:17:15.820And especially the white recruits who have dropped off after the purge of the Pentagon's basically right wing, you know, mostly white MAGA constituency after January 6th and the hysteria around wiping counterintelligence sort of patriot group associated military members.
00:17:36.780And it's almost like, you know, you could see an interest in the Pentagon above and beyond the get out of the boat stuff with infusing the NFL with this sort of it's all about going for that that middle America market that's been totally turned off by wokeness.
00:17:53.660And I called this out when they started running it through Yellowstone, I called it Yellowstoning because they're going for middle America again, again, the same part of America that was totally that was totally finally sold sold to and fully totally finally reached out to by the MAGA movement and by Donald Trump.
00:19:48.760Well, I mean, it's kind of perfect, really, because Taylor Swift sits at that perfect dead center between the razor's edge, between conservatism and liberalism for young people.
00:20:02.340Taylor Swift has all the traditional iconography and symbology of the sort of the Republican traditional values type woman.
00:20:12.900You know, she has that sort of classic blonde with bright red lipstick look.
00:20:18.120She's got, you know, wholesome country music songs and songs about, you know, young love to boys who got away or who broke her heart.
00:20:28.320None of the swearing or even the instrumental is these sort of typical sounds of lines that tend to be more associated with left wing cultural music.
00:20:39.920And so she has a huge amount of a fan base which listens to her from the Republican conservative side.
00:20:46.840And if she can be used essentially to swing those young conservatives towards a towards a Democrat voting predilection or to and to be able to sort of mobilize and increase the turnout of the Democrat youth vote, then, you know, she she really is.
00:21:05.740When you when you when you when you consider her reach in the hundreds of millions, that sort of bombshell secret weapon that that could be used to tilt an election.
00:21:15.600If if if audiences were to fixate on her as the bright, shiny object that that that matrix clip sort of illustrates and Ben's talk about a little bit about this, this this this target, because I do see a lot of these people.
00:21:30.500And there's yes, there's the conservative Swifties out there and the conservative Swifties NGMI.
00:21:35.040But there's there's another group of people who are saying, well, hold on, wait a minute.
00:21:38.460They don't particularly seem to be woke.
00:21:41.020As you say, their aesthetics seem to be the aesthetics of middle America.
00:21:44.980They seem to, you know, sort of embody these.
00:21:47.260I think Michael Knowles said temperamentally conservative values.
00:21:50.700And I think he's, you know, essentially talking about this the same type of concept.
00:21:53.880And, you know, I've I've, of course, pointed out that they, you know, they support vaccinations and the double income, no kids, you know, unmarried, childless, you know, go go into your 30s with a series of relationships and no fruition.
00:22:07.720And yet, you know, oh, you're going to find your six foot five Chad champion at the end of all of that.
00:22:12.060But, you know, girl boss, feminist supremacy kind of kind of attitude.
00:22:16.020But this really is all about kind of eschewing wokeness and going back to targeting that group of middle America.
00:22:24.860This is what I called Yellowstoning when they started using Kevin Costner to promote these Antifa storylines in that show Yellowstone.
00:22:32.060Then they did it with Harrison Ford in one of the I guess like the spinoffs of Yellowstone and Taylor Sheridan, who wrote, you know, the best, you know, I think unwitting Trump ad of all of 2015 was the movie Sicario.
00:22:44.800You know, talking about the border and the cartels and Sicario, too.
00:22:47.960And then he goes and it's like, well, you know, I've got to play the game in Hollywood.
00:22:50.880So I'm going to throw in all this stuff and talk about how America was founded on, you know, killing the natives, et cetera.
00:22:55.880But what they're doing, I think, is targeting this part of America that they realize that the woke or the LGBT type of messaging just doesn't reach.
00:23:06.280Right. And what they're doing is, is they're sort of providing a soft landing for people who are aligned in terms of values in a more traditional way, in an anti-woke way,
00:23:17.740and allowing them to essentially join the, you know, the sort of Democrat liberal axis while not fundamentally changing their core beliefs in the sense that some, you know, these there's millions of people who are anti-woke in that way or are more traditional
00:23:33.700and who might enjoy the sort of social settings of popular music and all the cultural affinities that are associated with that.
00:23:42.600But to be able to give them a way to essentially tell themselves that they're Democrats, because Taylor Swift is just like them, she has the same sort of, you know, goals of what kind of, you know,
00:23:56.520she wants to date the high school, popular high school quarterback, and she wants to be able to sing and express herself and live that sort of fairytale life.
00:24:04.720And she's just like you, except she's she's a Democrat.
00:24:07.560So you can be too. And it sort of provides this kind of soft exit where a lot of people might say, well, you know what, actually, you know, I, I can't identify with that politically because it's so against these other strongly held values I have.
00:24:21.440But seeing a role model like Taylor essentially look like them, talk like them, dress like them, and have those same sort of aspirations, but then simply be on the other side of the line is a very powerful tool, I think, to be able to net those people into that, into that political grouping.
00:24:40.860Oh, go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Finish that.
00:24:42.440Yeah, I was just going to say, I'm also not convinced that Taylor Swift or Travis Kelsey are true believers in what they talk about when they get, of course, activated for political purposes.
00:24:53.360You know, I mean, Travis Kelsey made more on his Pfizer contract than he did on his NFL contract.
00:25:35.480They said that Trump was going to shut down the mailboxes.
00:25:38.140This was this crazy far left conspiracy hoax, yet somehow makes it to Taylor Swift's Twitter account with over 600000 likes on it, saying, Jack, I can't believe we do not want him as president.
00:26:42.060The perfect King's English, ineffective leadership, gravely worsened the crisis.
00:26:46.920Can you imagine Taylor Swift ever using that language in any context?
00:26:51.200That, to me, is language that was handed to her press release style just one month before the or I'm sorry, just three months before the 2020 election.
00:27:01.100During that, which coincided with right when the early vote registration opened.
00:27:12.000But to me, this is an example of if she does believe it, that it's strong beliefs loosely held.
00:27:17.900And you could imagine if there was a competing machine with more political clout or more money to throw or more favors to do for her her music distribution around the globe, that she would be 180 degrees the opposite way.
00:27:30.900To me, this is that if somebody truly held those beliefs, they wouldn't save it for, as you said, right when right when the ballots open, they would be infused throughout the inflections of that person's career, which they are evidently not.
00:27:45.440Which leads, you know, leads very in a straight line to the conclusion that she's basically turned on by the machine when she needs to be used.
00:27:53.040By the way, the you know, the New York Times was actually trying to retcon this at one point and really got the Swifties upset about it.
00:27:59.000And they were specifically focusing on her, I guess, allyship of the LGBT community.
00:28:08.640So when Ben's and I'm saying that what they were trying to do was to say she's always actually been a secret leftist.
00:28:14.740And they were sort of equating supporting the left with with being LGBT, not just supporting it.
00:28:20.500But the New York Times wrote this op-ed saying that Taylor Swift was secretly, I guess, gay or bi and that she was putting coded messages into her songs all throughout.
00:28:31.720And this is why she couldn't get with.
00:28:33.100This is the classic example of a retcon that you're like straight out of 1984 where they're trying to say, no, no, she's always been this way.
00:28:43.940There's secret messages in Taylor Swift's song where that one was even too far for the Swifties.
00:28:48.380And they were like, no, we're not doing this.
00:28:50.380And even for left wing media, left wing media did not want that that narrative being amplified because her whole utility is being this shining example of sort of, you know, white heteronormative normativity, still having a home in the Democrat Party.
00:29:07.500You know, I mean, there was just one of the which is the main demo that has collapsed in the past decade because of woke politics.
00:29:14.400So they want to keep her clean and pristine in terms of her sort of heteronormative image, because that's the that's the kind of dangle bait to bring that demo back into the Democrat Party.
00:29:24.780Right. So they were, yeah, they were kind of kind of going off the reservation, free freelancing there a little bit.
00:29:30.500Ben, what do you got coming up with what are you working on last minute?
00:29:35.440Yes. So, I mean, a million things right now.
00:29:37.740So, you know, one of the things that we're continuing to track down is NATO's role in the media and over civilian run media, the sort of the complex interplay between the censorship industry, the national security state and both social media and traditional media.
00:29:53.760So we have we have a ton of publications that we just published on my foundation's website, foundationfreedomonline.com, the censorship industry's entry into the Hispanic speaking market to censor conservative Hispanic influencers because of a fear that they're losing the Hispanic vote.
00:30:12.300Very big stuff. Make sure you go follow Mike Benz over at Mike Benz Cyber. Go follow his rumbles. Go follow his movie watch alongs, by the way. They're really, really cool. Really interesting. Understand how our world works.
00:30:29.000And we're going to be talking about the world and geopolitics next. Lieutenant Colonel Tony Schaefer.
00:30:33.020Jack, where is Jack? Where is Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you. Great job, Jack. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys. And these are the guys should be getting Pulisic.
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00:31:58.140Well, folks, we've talked domestic 2024 politics, but I'm still not over the fact that we lost three soldiers in the Middle East earlier this week. They were the victims of an Iranian made drone by one of these Shia militias.
00:32:16.140And the fact that this thing was able to defeat our air defense on this base, killing three of our soldiers should be a wake up call. Lieutenant Colonel Tony Schaefer joins us now. Tony, number one, why were we there? And then number two, and this is a big question.
00:32:32.980Does the fact that these militia groups and the Houthis and everybody else now can defeat our air defense with these with these cheaply made kamikaze drones? What does that mean for our forced laydown in the region?
00:32:45.940So they're an artifact, Jack, of the buy, with and through strategy that was successful in defeating ISIS. Remember, Obama left the door open. Remember the junior varsity? Well, it became apparent that they weren't the junior varsity. They took over huge swaths of land. And oh, by the way, we armed them. This was armed. ISIS was armed because of, you know, remember Benghazi? Weapons from Benghazi were being shipped by us.
00:33:15.820There you go. So so we had to go back and win. So when Trump came in, he told Joe Dunford, chairman, the Joint Chiefs Joe Dunford, go beat ISIS. I was the guy who delivered the message, by the way, to the chairman.
00:33:26.760I was in the meeting with the chairman when Mike Flynn texted me and said, hey, tell Joe to tell us what he needs to go and beat ISIS. OK, so we did. And we documented it. The series called Chain of Command. It's over my shoulder. It's on Nat Geo. It was very effective.
00:33:42.540But the problem is this, Jack. Once we won, once we were done, we had troops in Syria. And there's all sorts of rationale of why they were there.
00:33:52.760But smarter minds than me said it's time to leave. And President Trump decided and directed those troops should leave because they didn't need to be there.
00:34:01.440We had won. We were able to help restore some level of stability to the region through returning governance.
00:34:09.820Ungoverned space is the petri dish for terrorists. So we were able to do that. And the Kurds were our allies.
00:34:16.380So Trump said time to leave. Well, Dunford, General Dunford steps down as chairman.
00:34:21.220Mark Milley comes in. And Mark, amongst other things, refused to follow these orders.
00:34:26.080Mark Esper, Secretary of Defense and Milley refused to follow directives from President Trump to pull them out.
00:34:33.440Why was that? Well, I believe that they're still there now.
00:34:36.880That's why we have them there is because there's ultimately a neocon imperative that they eventually want to return to going after and destabilizing Syria and trying to remove the Assad government.
00:34:50.640That's why they're there. They're just kind of waiting and biding their time.
00:34:55.660I was told by a senior Pentagon official, once you put army guys somewhere, they start looking for things to do.
00:35:01.380And it's of course. So, yes, of course. So. So that's why they're there now.
00:35:06.780And by the way, the fact that we're still there. I mean, they say that we're there for ISIS. But guess what?
00:35:11.660So then they said they were there for ISIS, which which, as you've outlined, was propped up and really mobilized and supercharged by our funding and our arms that were supposed to be going to these these.
00:35:22.400You remember the moderate jihadists? Yeah, no, it was moderate, moderate, moderate Islamic extremists.
00:35:27.260Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Started started setting up their own shop and flying the black flag all over the border region.
00:35:32.220So then we send our guys over to fight them and you have all these proxy forces.
00:35:35.880But then we say, OK, we'll use the proxy forces to fight ISIS, then really staff up and really number up our deployment numbers in Syria and Jordan.
00:35:44.920We've got about three thousand still there to this day, not just in this border region, but also up in the in the northeast with the Kurds.
00:35:52.240Now you've got the situation where essentially what we're doing is that the war against ISIS has been over since twenty seventeen.
00:35:57.600And essentially what you have is the United States forced deployment.
00:36:02.640They're defending these proxy groups who lost in their war against Assad, not against ISIS.
00:36:09.920And to your point, based on this false this false hope that maybe someday they can go after Assad again.
00:36:17.020And I'm sorry, boys and girls, it just ain't happening.
00:36:19.280But then let's get to the second. Let's get to the second point of this.
00:36:23.480Yeah. But let's get to my second point of this, because, you know, that was all well and good.
00:36:28.820And if you're sending reservists over there from Georgia and we're also hearing Arizona had a lot of these guys over reserve and National Guard,
00:36:35.940because we thought that we had the air defense, that these bases were essentially impenetrable.
00:36:40.220You remember what it was like when you were in the sandbox.
00:36:42.640People would call you a fobbit because there was this idea that if you were on base, you were perfectly safe.
00:36:46.800And it was only going outside the wire. You were never perfectly safe.
00:36:50.640No. Yeah. And here's the we had periodic.
00:36:54.060Here's the sure. But but I guess my point is these those missiles were an order of magnitude less powerful than the kamikaze drones that they have now.
00:37:04.440So let's go through that. Yeah. So what happened?
00:37:06.660Colonel John Mills and I were talking about this yesterday, another another another network.
00:37:10.560But John correctly pointed out that the Iranians were able to take down one of our most sophisticated drones in Afghanistan.
00:37:16.700They studied it. They figured out how to interfere with the signal and it brought it down and they captured it.
00:37:21.200So they took that technology, Jack, and they developed a series of drones, to your point, that are now very effective in defeating some of our countermeasures.
00:37:28.640Now, this this attack wasn't simply overwhelming.
00:37:32.740They did do what we would call an over an overwhelm countermeasure attack against Assad Air Base a few weeks ago.
00:37:39.080That one did overwhelm the defenses and were able to get in.
00:37:42.300Several folks were injured, to include aviators, who are some of which are still here in North Carolina in hospitals because they were very nearly killed.
00:37:49.340So that's one method being very effective, overwhelming our defenses.
00:37:53.200They're learning from that. And secondly, in this case, the one that was used here, they were studying our local procedures.
00:37:59.180Jack, you understand IFF, you know, indications friend or foe.
00:38:03.140Another thing is is is is friendly lines of passage.
00:38:06.640Basically, these drones, our drones use essentially the same static ingress, egress, egress, ingress routes and back and forth, which is stupid.
00:38:16.720You should always change them. But people get lazy.
00:38:19.380And so the Iranian militia studied these patterns and recognized that we always had the same drone coming back at the same time every night.
00:38:27.100And so at some point they were able to insert their drone in there, a big one to come in instead of our drone.
00:38:33.180And that's why you had the barracks hit in the middle of the night, because the I said it was basically piggybacking.
00:38:38.660Absolutely. Absolutely. So that's what happened.
00:38:41.320So, again, this isn't this isn't rocket science, Jack.
00:38:45.360The things you and I are talking about are things that that our forces should routinely be studying to maintain an effective defense posture.
00:38:53.660This was a failure at multiple levels, diplomatic, operational and tactical.
00:38:59.320There's no doubt here that this could have been prevented. It should never have happened.
00:39:03.180Well, I completely agree that this is and this is something, you know, I've been speaking to other people about it, you know, who don't have a military background and they, you know, they're they're not as familiar with the tactics.
00:39:13.640But I guess what I what I mean to say is it's it's guys look, look at it this way. Right.
00:39:18.300When you hear drone strike in the Middle East, the first thing you're thinking of is, oh, the Americans drone strike some group over there that were fighting.
00:39:25.620But now all of a sudden the narrative has flipped and it's Americans who are getting drone striked in the Middle East.
00:39:32.880That's a sea change. And that's why I said on this program the other day, the 20th century is over and the United States government needs to wake up to this fact.
00:39:41.160Last minute. I do. And we'll go to the next. Well, no, that's the thing.
00:39:43.820And it's like we have not prepared defensively. We use these things offensively for a long time with impunity, not recognizing that people were studying us.
00:39:51.900People were learning. And obviously, we did not maintain our countermeasures at the same pace as our offensive capability was developing.
00:39:59.660And now we're paying the price for it. So it's something that the Pentagon needs to go look at.
00:40:03.640Again, Jack, some of us were critical of this. We were kind of rushing into this without understanding the full ramifications and scope of what we were doing.
00:40:11.660And now, unfortunately, three three three three soldiers have died. I don't think this is the end of it, unfortunately.
00:40:18.280No, I don't think so either. And we'll talk more in the next segment.
00:40:21.060But I really do believe that they've studied our tactics. They've studied our drone launches.
00:40:25.700They've understand they've understood this this friendly passage.
00:40:29.120They've understood exactly how there are drones are getting on and off base.
00:40:32.300I hope that that's going to be changing soon. But at the end of the day, our troops right now are sitting ducks.
00:40:37.780And I don't think that a change in tactics is going to change that very quickly.
00:40:41.280I think instead what you're going to see is overwhelming of these air defenses.
00:40:46.100And unfortunately, that resulting in more dead soldiers while we're still there.
00:40:50.820Lieutenant Colonel Tony Schaefer continues next.
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00:41:00.620All right, Jack Posobiec back live. Human Events Daily.
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00:42:27.540And, you know, John Kirby's use of soft language tells me, Jack, that there's no serious effort to actually think this through like a chess game.
00:42:34.200It's just like they'll continue to throw things in the direction of the bad guys.
00:42:39.940And I'm understanding right now they're using old targeting packages.
00:42:43.680That is to say they're basically taking and dusting things off that they know nothing's there, but they're making a good show of it.
00:42:49.960It's kind of the equivalent, the woke equivalent of a warning shot from a police officer over somebody's head.
00:42:55.900And John also said there's a tiered response system.
00:42:59.940I don't even want to get into that because it would take too long to try to explain it.
00:44:02.940Just watch what happens when China starts doing them.
00:44:05.940You know, the guys with the biggest manufacturing capacity on planet Earth start making massive drone swarms and surround the island of Taiwan.
00:44:13.360Go see how fun that is and drive your aircraft carrier right up to it.