Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - March 05, 2024


EPISODE 685： VICKI NULAND ABANDONS BIDEN REGIME AFTER TRUMP SUPREME COURT VICTORY


Episode Stats

Length

48 minutes

Words per Minute

167.17514

Word Count

8,183

Sentence Count

595

Misogynist Sentences

14

Hate Speech Sentences

10


Summary

Former President Donald Trump has another win under his belt. That adds to his string of victories as he heads into today s all important Super Tuesday. Overnight, massive explosions have been lighting up the sky in Michigan. The Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a tough new immigration law in Texas from taking effect today. The Biden administration argues that is the federal government s job. Tonight, Haiti is spiraling toward Anarchy. A 72-hour state of emergency declared after armed gangs stormed two of the nation s largest prisons on Saturday and Sunday. Does Ukraine have chemical or biological weapons?


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00:00:50.040 Deliver us from evil.
00:00:51.280 Former President Donald Trump with another win under his belt.
00:00:53.980 He has won the Republican presidential caucuses in North Dakota.
00:00:58.180 That adds to his string of victories as he heads into today's all-important Super Tuesday.
00:01:04.620 Overnight, massive explosions lighting up the sky in Michigan at an industrial site about 25 miles outside Detroit.
00:01:12.440 Debris projected into the air, traveling as far as a mile away.
00:01:16.560 The Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a tough new immigration law in Texas from taking effect today.
00:01:22.160 The law gives state officials the power to arrest migrants who cross into Texas illegally.
00:01:27.620 The Biden administration argues that is the federal government's job.
00:01:33.240 Tonight, Haiti spiraling toward Anarchy.
00:01:37.960 A 72-hour state of emergency declared after armed gangs stormed two of the nation's largest prisons on Saturday and Sunday.
00:01:47.120 Close to 4,000 prisoners reportedly escaped during the violent assault.
00:01:51.640 We also found that there are reasonable grounds to believe that conflict-related sexual violence, including rape and gang rape,
00:01:59.000 occurred during the 7th of October attacks in at least three locations, namely the Nova Music Festival site.
00:02:06.500 You refuse to call it a genocide.
00:02:08.280 I need you to understand that this is not okay.
00:02:12.480 It's not okay that there's a genocide happening.
00:02:14.460 You're not actively against it.
00:02:15.700 You're lying.
00:02:16.860 I'm lying?
00:02:17.860 You went on TV and avoided talking about it.
00:02:20.960 You're going to clip this so that it's completely out of context.
00:02:25.020 I already said that it was.
00:02:26.760 And y'all are just going to pretend that it wasn't over and over again.
00:02:29.360 Does Ukraine have chemical or biological weapons?
00:02:33.680 Ukraine has biological research facilities, which, in fact, we are now quite concerned Russian troops, Russian forces may be seeking to gain control of.
00:02:50.520 So we are working with the Ukrainians on how they can prevent any of those research materials from falling into the hands of Russian forces should they approach.
00:03:03.760 Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard.
00:03:06.320 Today's edition of Human Events Daily, live from Washington, D.C.
00:03:11.360 Today is March 5th, 2024, Anno Domini.
00:03:16.300 We're here in D.C.
00:03:17.980 Today is Super Tuesday, or as I like to call it, Nikki Haley gets blown out across the country day.
00:03:25.580 We are going to be bringing you people, Real America's Voice has got correspondence all across the country in some of the key locations.
00:03:32.420 The polling polling spots will be able to go live to them, as well as down to Mar-a-Lago, where we've got coverage leading into President Trump's victory speech tonight.
00:03:42.020 But first, let me tell you something about which way the regime is blowing on this.
00:03:47.480 Vicky Newland, the architect of the Ukraine operation.
00:03:53.680 Mike Benz recently was on the show and said that Ukraine will go down in history when the dust settles as the largest CIA operation in history.
00:04:02.880 Currently, number one is Syria.
00:04:04.980 Vicky Newland was the architect of Operation Ukraine 10 years ago with the Maidan coup.
00:04:13.540 Make no mistake.
00:04:15.500 This is a burning, deep, ethnic, ethnic tension, ethnic anger that she has towards Russia.
00:04:26.040 Her family kicked out of Bessarabia years ago, generations ago, because they were the Trotskyites kicked out by the Stalinists.
00:04:35.680 It's not that they hate communism, it's that they hate that flavor, that wing of communism.
00:04:41.840 And these became the neoconservatives.
00:04:44.400 You can go look this up.
00:04:46.320 Robert Kagan, her husband, who said that the United States of America should be an empire and that it should rule a new world order using the American economy and the American military as its backbone.
00:04:58.800 Really?
00:04:59.860 Is that where you want your sons and daughters sent to fight against the armies and the forces of the Tsar in the Donbass?
00:05:08.880 Is that something that you think America's imperial ambitions should be focused on?
00:05:14.340 Or maybe, just maybe, we can do something for the people of this country, the people here.
00:05:19.680 Make no mistake.
00:05:20.740 Vicky Newland is getting out because she is abandoning the Biden regime after their 9-0 blowout at the Supreme Court, the total Trump domination.
00:05:30.780 This, just like a rat from a ship, she knows that the Biden, the SS Biden, is going down.
00:05:37.420 It's going down harder than the SS minnow.
00:05:40.800 All right, folks?
00:05:41.500 Way harder than that.
00:05:42.440 And this ain't just a three-hour tour because ain't nobody coming back from it.
00:05:45.140 No, unfortunately, unfortunately, what she's doing is she's going to ground and she will surface in Europe.
00:05:52.460 She will find a way to keep fighting for geopolitical instability, destabilizing the region she once wore with Russia.
00:06:01.220 And she will use any terror tactics, lies, provocations, false flags, even the bio labs that she knows about to accomplish her goal.
00:06:12.340 Bye-bye, Vicky.
00:06:13.320 Have a cookie.
00:06:13.900 Julie Kelly joins us next.
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00:06:54.760 Vicky Newland isn't getting away, and neither is Tricky Vicky and Tricky Nikki.
00:06:59.380 Neither of you are getting away.
00:07:01.840 Tricky Vicky and Tricky Nikki.
00:07:03.780 Well, in response to what's going on, or I should say in preview to Tricky Nikki, we've got Michelle back as she's down live West Palm Beach just outside of Mar-a-Lago.
00:07:14.540 Michelle, talk to us a little bit about Super Tuesday and what you're hearing there on the ground.
00:07:18.940 Well, I would say on the ground, but it looks like you're out at sea.
00:07:21.540 It does look like I'm on sea right now.
00:07:24.520 I'll tell you what, Jack, everyone had to leave Mar-a-Lago for the classic Secret Service sweep that's going on right now.
00:07:30.900 We'll be allowed back in around 4 o'clock today.
00:07:33.600 But I'll tell you what, there is a lot of media lining up at Mar-a-Lago right now,
00:07:37.660 which I find kind of interesting because we all know how Super Tuesday is going to end,
00:07:42.820 and that's going to be a huge victory for President Trump just waiting in line with a bunch of the other reporters to get inside.
00:07:49.500 We all talked about the same thing.
00:07:51.480 We're actually surprised to see so many people here, given we know what the response is going to be.
00:07:56.640 It's like buying a book, but you already know the ending.
00:07:59.960 The ending is spoiled there.
00:08:01.560 Tricky Nikki can have D.C.
00:08:03.380 She's queen of the swamp.
00:08:04.760 We all know that.
00:08:05.900 But ultimately, we know this is going to be Trump's night.
00:08:09.160 It's another victory for him.
00:08:10.640 Hey, he's having a great week.
00:08:11.880 You look at what happened yesterday.
00:08:13.240 You look at over the weekend.
00:08:14.620 Then you come into Super Tuesday.
00:08:16.200 This is a phenomenal week for Team Trump.
00:08:20.500 Phenomenal week for Team Trump.
00:08:22.540 Michelle Bacchus, thanks so much for joining us.
00:08:24.960 We'll get you on later in the show.
00:08:27.100 Let us know any developments that are going on down there.
00:08:29.480 Thank you so much.
00:08:31.380 Thank you.
00:08:32.940 All right.
00:08:33.240 She's getting some sun out there, folks.
00:08:34.720 Getting some sun today.
00:08:35.560 But we know that in a place where there is no sun, that is the dark depths and the dark chambers of the swamp, where we got a ruling yesterday from the Supreme Court.
00:08:44.160 I have to bring on now Julie Kelly, because Julie Kelly has been giving us the preview of everything that's happening with lawfare in our country.
00:08:53.120 Julie, you told us that this would be a resounding decision.
00:08:56.220 It was a resounding decision on the question of President Trump's appearance on the ballot.
00:09:01.540 However, comma, I'd like to know if you've teased what you've teased out so far of this opinion and potentially preview some of the future opinions on things like presidential immunity, as well as the obstruction charge.
00:09:14.680 This 1512C case that's coming up.
00:09:18.600 Right.
00:09:19.140 Spot on there, Jack.
00:09:20.360 So, of course, after listening to oral arguments, I was covering it live.
00:09:24.520 You know, it was evident everyone knew that this would be an overwhelming, if not unanimous, which it was, opinion to reverse and overturn the Colorado Supreme Court ruling.
00:09:36.100 Yay.
00:09:36.580 Right.
00:09:36.980 That's good news.
00:09:37.820 However, the caveats given by Justice Amy Coney Barrett, her allusion to sort of this tsk-tsk about the tone and the reach of the decision, which was not just limited to Colorado, but basically the majority said this applies to all states.
00:09:54.880 States cannot just arbitrarily cherry-pick out sections of the Constitution that have not been codified by law by Congress, apply them to national elections, and kick federal candidates up.
00:10:07.680 That's not how this goes.
00:10:09.960 Amy Coney Barrett kind of said, you know, we need to turn down the temperature of the political climate, not turn it up.
00:10:18.820 Sorry, we're not your children.
00:10:20.460 Just do your job.
00:10:21.420 Don't worry about our emotional state.
00:10:23.120 And then, of course, the three liberal justices, the women, who obviously agreed with the opinion, but also said we don't really – it should have really been limited to Colorado.
00:10:35.220 This was a broad brush.
00:10:36.660 And, by the way, just because states can't do it doesn't mean that other federal offices or agencies cannot pursue this insurrection clause.
00:10:46.800 So I don't know if that was a signal to Jack Smith or DOJ or whoever.
00:10:50.420 But at the end of the day, it was overwhelming, unanimous decision.
00:10:56.220 And the reason, Jack, they're melting down, the Andrew Weissmans and Neil Katals and all of those folks,
00:11:02.380 is because the takeaway from the American people is that the court decided Donald Trump was not involved or guilty of insurrection.
00:11:09.860 Right?
00:11:10.120 They're not going to read all the little details about Section 3 and Section 5.
00:11:13.480 It's basically going to be, no, he can't be removed from the ballot because he was not involved in an insurrection.
00:11:20.020 That is why this is another death cut to the insurrection narrative that Democrats and Joe Biden are depending the 2024 election on.
00:11:29.340 This is their key campaign issue.
00:11:31.680 So they can't let it die.
00:11:33.060 So that's why you saw the tears and the angst yesterday.
00:11:38.300 So I'm also very confused about this Amy Coney Barrett opinion where she's writing.
00:11:45.800 Now that she disagrees with the overall striking down of the decision in Colorado.
00:11:50.620 But the statement from her saying we need to tone down the temperature, that's not the job of a Supreme Court justice.
00:11:58.900 The job of a Supreme Court justice is to judge the constitutionality of the cases, to mediate cases between states.
00:12:07.900 This is what's delineated in terms of the power of a Supreme Court justice.
00:12:12.320 It's not their job to be the mothers of society.
00:12:15.900 I mean, it's quite literally a job where we're not concerned with the feelings that might come out, whether or not the decision goes one way or the other.
00:12:26.660 And I certainly don't remember her saying anything about this when she voted to overturn Roe v. Wade or she ruled on this last year.
00:12:33.740 Correct.
00:12:34.520 So back to your question, this is what gave me pause, is that now we have two crucial rulings coming up.
00:12:43.180 Oral arguments next month, first on April 16th, oral arguments, and to your point, the government's abuse of 1512c2, obstruction of an official proceeding against more than 330 January 6th defendants.
00:12:57.500 Jack, can you believe that this...
00:12:59.020 Well, Julie, Julie, that's not, I'm not even going to take your thunder because that is not my point.
00:13:03.060 That is your point.
00:13:04.140 You are the one who portrayed that for everyone.
00:13:06.140 You came on this program and said that was the case to watch even more than the Colorado cases, and you're the one who turned me on to that.
00:13:13.480 So I will not steal your thunder.
00:13:14.740 That's 100% you.
00:13:15.900 Well, thank you, Jack.
00:13:17.240 And you know what?
00:13:18.000 Amazingly, it was three years ago this month.
00:13:20.680 March of 2021 was my first article on how DOJ was weaponizing 1512c2 to criminalize political dissent.
00:13:28.180 So you can imagine it's very gratifying that the Supreme Court is finally going to be taking this up.
00:13:33.060 And so this is key because it is 330 January 6th defendants, some who have already served their prison terms, by the way, some who are still incarcerated.
00:13:42.860 But this is half of Jack Smith's criminal indictment against Donald Trump.
00:13:47.120 Two of the four counts in the J6 indictment relate to 1512.
00:13:51.740 So if the court comes back first, Jack, imagine this, because then the next week will be oral arguments in the presidential immunity question.
00:13:59.420 If the Supreme Court comes back first, reverses how DOJ has intentionally abused that statute, misinterpreted the language on purpose, and that they never should have brought this charge against political protesters, there goes half of Jack Smith's indictment.
00:14:16.100 That could solve itself, regardless of the presidential immunity opinion that comes out after that.
00:14:22.540 And I want to lay this out for people.
00:14:26.120 So this case is not a Trump case.
00:14:29.520 This is a case that was brought by J6 defendants.
00:14:32.200 As you say, some of them are currently behind bars because of this.
00:14:35.920 Some people are actually only behind bars because of this.
00:14:39.680 However, the very statute itself, because a lot of the charges against Trump in the J6 case were brought under this, if the court strikes it down, I mean, this could really gut the indictment.
00:14:52.280 You could see potentially 50% or more of the charges that are on Trump disappear because of the Supreme Court's action if they so choose to strike it down.
00:15:00.740 And as you say, I think they should, and I think that they very well might.
00:15:04.560 And it also gives them, and this was your brilliant point from before, it gives them the ability to rule on this without having to rule directly in the Trump case.
00:15:13.440 Exactly.
00:15:15.600 But I want to take a moment and savor the irony here.
00:15:19.980 The only reason why this is Fisher, it's called Fisher versus the United States.
00:15:24.760 The only reason why the Fisher 1512C2 case is before the Supreme Court is because the DOJ appealed a decision by the only judge in Washington who dismissed that count against three January Sixers.
00:15:38.400 15 plus judges used, allowed the DOJ to prosecute that charge against, as I said, 300 plus J6ers.
00:15:48.260 Only one judge, Carl Nichols, a Trump appointee, dismissed that charge against three defendants, said this is not the intention of that statute.
00:15:56.760 The Department of Justice appealed that.
00:15:59.620 That's how it got to the appellate court, and that's how it got to the Supreme Court.
00:16:02.840 So just imagine the egg on the face of DOJ if the Supreme Court reverses how they use that based on an appeal that the DOJ themselves brought.
00:16:13.460 And it ends up, as you said, gutting Jack Smith really, really weak for count J6 indictment against the former president.
00:16:21.780 And this is this is potentially huge, because now not only do you have the delay, you've got a gutting that's going on beyond the delay of the very the very issue in itself.
00:16:35.280 And so, you know, I think, by the way, to your point, if we're talking about turning down or they weren't about turning down the national temperature,
00:16:42.140 then perhaps this is a way for the justices to rule in a way that will affect President Trump's cases, but not, you know, not get into something that's directly involving him.
00:16:52.740 And we're in completely unprecedented territory to begin with.
00:16:56.440 You've got a situation where a former president, none of this has happened before.
00:16:59.660 There's so many times that I need to explain that to just sit back and even when I'm thinking about these things, you've got a former president who's running for the presidency again, currently right now and leading the polls, I might add.
00:17:11.320 He's on he's on the ballot on Election Day today on for Super Tuesday.
00:17:16.520 He's got multiple cases going up to the Supreme Court, a Supreme Court, three members of which fully one third of which were appointed by he himself.
00:17:26.440 Julie, did it goes up, Beyonce, is this anything that the founders could have envisioned?
00:17:32.400 No.
00:17:32.900 And in fact, it's something that they envision and tried to protect former presidents against, which is Donald Trump's defense attorney's point is that impeachment and conviction is the way to handle a president accused of criminal activity in office,
00:17:49.980 not his successor, not his successor, sticking his VOJ and bringing unprecedented, not one, but two criminal indictments against a former president.
00:17:58.420 The founders foresaw this and did what they could to stop it.
00:18:03.640 These are the types of governments that our founders wrote the Constitution to protect us from.
00:18:11.120 What an incredible line.
00:18:12.600 Julie Kelly is our guest.
00:18:13.800 You cannot miss one minute of her analysis because it's actually pre-analysis.
00:18:18.820 She's telling you what's going to happen weeks or months before you hear it on the news.
00:18:23.620 Stay tuned.
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00:20:23.320 Julie Kelly, so give me the waterfront right now because we know what we've seen in terms of lawfare,
00:20:30.260 but you're looking over the horizon.
00:20:33.320 What's over the horizon on the lawfare front?
00:20:36.840 So over the horizon, obviously, is the classified documents case in southern Florida.
00:20:44.040 I was in the courthouse last week.
00:20:46.660 Judge Eileen Cannon held a scheduling slash status hearing, and that case is getting very interesting, very heated.
00:20:53.340 The May 20th trial date has essentially been vacated.
00:20:58.000 Jack Smith coming back asking for a July trial date.
00:21:01.380 Donald Trump's team, of course, saying we want it after the election, but we could do it in August.
00:21:06.620 The big barrier there, ironically, is the Alvin Bragg trial scheduled to begin March 25th.
00:21:14.620 So that puts a huge dent in the trial calendar in Florida, and, of course, Donald Trump and his co-defendants, their lawyers, arguing, you know,
00:21:23.660 Donald Trump is going to be on trial in New York, possibly through the middle of May.
00:21:29.480 So he won't be able to attend any court hearings in southern Florida, certainly not anything for a trial.
00:21:35.700 So Judge Cannon said that she believed a July trial date was unrealistic, given all of the litigation going on, about 13, 15 motions that still have to be debated and heard.
00:21:49.300 So that case is getting interesting.
00:21:52.600 And, you know, if you had to take a bet, though, between the classified documents federal case or the January 6th federal case, which one is going to go to trial first,
00:22:02.480 I think you have to go with Florida now, which is not what the Department of Justice and Jack Smith wanted.
00:22:08.720 They wanted the easy, quick conviction in Washington on the four counts for J6, and that will be delayed now as the earliest could begin the end of August, early September.
00:22:23.640 So wait, wait, wait, don't cut me a drift here.
00:22:25.320 So the earliest that the documents could take is August or the Gen 6?
00:22:33.220 The Jan 6, just because of the timetable now with the immunity issue before the Supreme Court.
00:22:39.080 They have to decide on that.
00:22:42.440 That they could go to trial.
00:22:44.460 If the Supreme Court comes back and upholds the lower court ruling denying Donald Trump presidential immunity,
00:22:50.720 it sets the Washington trial schedule back in motion.
00:22:54.740 And so that would, you know, if they come back with a decision the end of May, because of the suspension,
00:23:01.300 and I know this is getting complicated, but just so people understand, it basically was on ice for three months.
00:23:07.200 If the Supreme Court comes back the end of May, says, no, Donald Trump has to stand trial.
00:23:11.480 He does not have immunity from criminal prosecution.
00:23:13.820 The earliest the trial then can begin is late August, because they have to go back in time and do all of the pretrial activity that has been on hold since December.
00:23:25.220 So if Judge Cannon sets an August trial date in the classified documents case, it will be impossible.
00:23:32.560 There's zero chance then that the J6 case can go to trial before Election Day.
00:23:38.720 And the holdup, though, in the documents case is still related to some of these issues, isn't that right?
00:23:44.760 Well, it was related to the J6 trial, because Jack Smith wanted back-to-back trials, essentially.
00:23:52.700 Recall that it was yesterday that Donald Trump was first supposed to stand trial in Washington for J6.
00:24:01.000 The trial date was set for March 4th.
00:24:03.720 So that has been vacated as this presidential immunity matter has made its way through the appellate court and now before the Supreme Court.
00:24:09.980 Meanwhile, Judge Cannon said, well, hold on a second, I need to make sure that the D.C. trial is over before we can move forward with all the pretrial proceedings for the May 20th trial date.
00:24:21.320 So that was a little bit on hold.
00:24:23.740 There were still a lot of motions flying back and forth.
00:24:26.400 But now they've kind of put themselves in a corner, meeting DOJ and special counsel, because now they're going to push for classified documents,
00:24:34.680 which is a far trickier case to bring to trial, because you're dealing with alleged classified material.
00:24:43.320 And this has really been the issues from Sen to Stern for the start of this,
00:24:48.480 is that they attempted to push through these trials as fast as possible,
00:24:53.720 while knowing that, number one, again, as we said in the previous segment,
00:24:57.440 these are completely unprecedented situations that we're dealing with.
00:25:01.360 And number two, they are the ones, Julie, tell us a little bit about how they've been trying
00:25:06.320 to fast track this faster than any of the trials that we've seen so far.
00:25:11.400 As you say, you've been covering these for years at this point.
00:25:15.240 There hasn't been a single case that's rocketed forward this quickly.
00:25:19.440 Absolutely not.
00:25:20.540 I mean, as I've noted many times and talked to you about,
00:25:23.500 the average time period between indictment and trial for a J6 case is anywhere between 14, 16, 18 months.
00:25:30.060 The Proud Boys trial took two years between indictment and trial.
00:25:35.780 But this did not matter to Judge Tanya Chutton, the Obama appointee who was assigned this case.
00:25:42.120 She accelerated the schedule seven months between indictment August 1st of 2023
00:25:47.680 and a March 4th trial date in an unprecedented case.
00:25:51.960 And as you said, you know, yes, but then the court stepped in and said,
00:25:58.060 well, wait a second, we have to address this presidential immunity matter.
00:26:01.600 And as that was going through the appeals process, it automatically goes on hold.
00:26:07.140 Judge Tanya Chutton, by the way, now I know they want to blame Trump for delaying that.
00:26:11.120 She took two months in between the motion to dismiss under presidential immunity
00:26:15.660 and her landmark history-making ruling that denied a former president immunity from criminal prosecution.
00:26:22.980 She herself wiped out almost, what, a third of her own schedule.
00:26:26.920 So now you're seeing, Jack, a little bit of pushback against Jack Smith and DOJ.
00:26:35.060 Why did they wait so long to bring this criminal indictment
00:26:38.900 when they knew these presidential immunity matter would have to be resolved by the Supreme Court?
00:26:45.500 So you're seeing some criticism.
00:26:46.700 In fact, oh, sorry, something you mentioned you wanted to get to,
00:26:52.560 in fact, we've also seen that some of those cases that you're mentioning
00:26:55.860 have had issues of their own, even when they had a couple of years of preparation
00:27:00.980 because of the overcharging that just got overturned yesterday.
00:27:06.220 Exactly.
00:27:06.920 So in addition to now...
00:27:08.260 Oversentencing, excuse me.
00:27:09.180 Oversentencing, blame it on us.
00:27:10.160 Yes, oversentencing.
00:27:11.040 So the appellate court last week reversed DOJ and federal judges
00:27:15.560 who have been adding what's called administration of justice enhancement
00:27:19.460 to prison sentences for those convicted of this 1512C2.
00:27:24.660 Basically what happens, there's a calculation the government says,
00:27:27.680 okay, here's the enhancement.
00:27:29.240 With the obstruction conviction, either a plea or jury conviction,
00:27:33.700 they have come back and said, well, we want extra time
00:27:36.380 for interfering in the administration of justice.
00:27:39.180 So it has added prison time to some of those convicted.
00:27:43.800 What the appellate court said last week, three Democratic judges, was no.
00:27:47.560 Administration of justice deals with judicial proceedings, investigations.
00:27:52.940 It does not deal with interfering in congressional proceedings.
00:27:56.900 So they have now reversed.
00:27:58.540 This is the second time, Jack, the appellate court has come back
00:28:02.080 and smacked down DOJ and federal judges for over-sentencing J6ers.
00:28:06.740 The second time.
00:28:07.680 So you see this really unraveling, right, Jack, in a lot of levels,
00:28:13.660 not just the charges that have been brought, the sentences that have been imposed,
00:28:19.240 and now, you know, certainly impacting special counsel Jack Smith's J6,
00:28:26.100 potentially impacting, really decimating his indictment against Donald Trump
00:28:31.260 when that happens, if they reverse 1512C2.
00:28:33.940 It seems that these cases, if they are brought before the election,
00:28:40.500 they're just going to be pale specters of what they were before, like, you know,
00:28:46.200 like they're eating off of mid-rats.
00:28:47.900 They're just surviving off of mid-rats, you know, like on a ship out late at night
00:28:53.180 when you're going up at midnight rations.
00:28:55.000 But bottom line, Julie Kelly, if these cases are allowed to be delayed past the election,
00:29:03.340 does that mean that President Trump, if he wins, as a lot of people seem to think,
00:29:07.260 is he essentially immune at that point?
00:29:10.060 He is.
00:29:11.060 I mean, they're not going to bring, you know, an elected president,
00:29:14.880 even though he won't take office until January 20th of 2025.
00:29:19.380 They're not going to put him on trial.
00:29:21.680 I can certainly see Bill Gates is missing those cases, either one,
00:29:26.220 and, you know, then they just go from there.
00:29:30.280 But, Jack, think of Joe Biden's, one of his campaign videos that came out.
00:29:35.320 His campaign almost exclusively centers on January 6th
00:29:40.260 and that he is the only one who can save democracy from Donald Trump.
00:29:45.420 So they used all of these images of January 6th.
00:29:48.440 What happened yesterday with the Supreme Court
00:29:50.520 and now the indefinite postponement of the J-6 trial,
00:29:54.600 there's no backup here, right?
00:29:56.580 They thought right now the entire world would be focused on Judge Tanya Chutkin's courtroom in Washington,
00:30:02.300 where they were going to regurgitate every moment leading up to January 6th
00:30:06.960 and every second of that day.
00:30:08.900 It's not happening.
00:30:10.860 Not only is January 6th disappearing from the public's view,
00:30:15.020 the public is starting to question what the heck actually happened there.
00:30:20.220 Where is the pipe bomber?
00:30:21.920 And I think the public is ready for more investigation.
00:30:24.940 Julie, we're just about out of time here with you.
00:30:27.000 Where can people go to follow you to get all your information?
00:30:29.740 Thanks, Jack.
00:30:30.960 My sub-stack declassified with Julie Kelly,
00:30:33.340 investigative work, real, clear investigations.
00:30:35.720 And as you know, of course, on X Twitter a lot, Julie underscore Kelly, too.
00:30:40.400 The great Julie Kelly, ladies and gentlemen, will be back.
00:30:43.800 We've got breaking news out of Arizona.
00:30:45.260 And Jack, where is Jack?
00:30:52.500 Where is Jack?
00:30:54.720 Where is he?
00:30:56.020 Jack, I want to see you.
00:30:59.660 Great job, Jack.
00:31:01.080 Thank you.
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00:31:12.960 Jack, we're back here at Human Events Daily.
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00:32:21.640 So I promise breaking news.
00:32:23.280 We have breaking news out of Arizona.
00:32:26.260 Kyrsten Sinema.
00:32:27.600 Senator Kyrsten Sinema,
00:32:29.680 the latest one to flee what's going to happen this November.
00:32:35.000 Senator Kyrsten Sinema just announced
00:32:38.760 that she is stepping down from the United States Senate.
00:32:42.780 She will no longer be in the Senate
00:32:45.660 and is not running for re-election.
00:32:48.520 She will go down.
00:32:50.580 She's not going to be running for re-election
00:32:52.180 as an independent.
00:32:53.900 This, of course, means that this is the case,
00:32:57.060 or excuse me, I should say the race
00:32:59.440 between Carrie Lake and David Gallagher.
00:33:03.120 So the question now goes from this three-way race
00:33:07.220 to a two-person race between the Democrat
00:33:10.380 and the MAGA Republican Carrie Lake,
00:33:13.820 who we've seen already has been making inroads
00:33:16.180 from, with a lot of the different factions
00:33:19.100 of the new Republican Party.
00:33:22.000 So Kyrsten Sinema is out.
00:33:24.280 We will see what happens with her going forward.
00:33:27.220 Remember, she had already left the Democrat Party.
00:33:29.800 She attempted to just kind of be this sort of maverick,
00:33:32.200 quasi-populist type Democrat Senator.
00:33:35.080 But of course, with the Democrat side,
00:33:36.300 there is no room for such things anymore.
00:33:38.580 So she is out, and it now becomes a two-person race
00:33:43.380 in Arizona.
00:33:44.860 Huge shakeup for a huge swing state.
00:33:47.460 I want to go live now to David Zier,
00:33:49.000 who's on the ground Super Tuesday.
00:33:51.020 David, you just heard the breaking news.
00:33:54.160 Now, of course, I really do believe a lot of this
00:33:56.860 is because President Trump's numbers
00:33:58.820 and the momentum are really lining up behind him.
00:34:01.620 But that being said, we're going to see a lot
00:34:03.840 between now and November.
00:34:05.460 What are you seeing live on the ground?
00:34:08.460 Oh, there's a similar story in North Carolina here.
00:34:11.800 You know, you have a 7-7 split in the House,
00:34:14.280 Democrat versus Republican here,
00:34:16.080 of House reps from North Carolina.
00:34:18.260 But it could go 10 to 4 in the general.
00:34:22.320 There's at least two Democrats who are not running again.
00:34:25.300 They restored the old mapping lines,
00:34:27.280 which favored the red.
00:34:28.800 So historic in the first district here.
00:34:31.220 It hasn't been red, I think, since 1881 or 1883.
00:34:34.320 So that's big news here.
00:34:36.680 North Carolina is one of the most important states this year
00:34:39.780 between this governor, lieutenant governor, treasurer,
00:34:42.780 attorney general's race here, the future RNC leadership,
00:34:46.040 and then these House races, very compelling.
00:34:48.540 But I think the big story here is also the unaffiliateds today.
00:34:52.860 I'm at a polling station here.
00:34:54.360 30% of the people who showed up at this polling station
00:34:58.020 and Democratic stronghold have, were unaffiliated.
00:35:03.300 30% of the voters here, and they may be voting no preference today over Biden
00:35:07.960 because there's no other Democratic candidate on the national ticket here.
00:35:12.160 But only 10% of the voters, less than 10%, have early voted in North Carolina.
00:35:18.140 In South Carolina, I calculated we had like 28% turnout in the early vote.
00:35:24.620 So there might be an enthusiasm gap on the Democratic side.
00:35:28.800 Again, I'm in a Democrat stronghold here.
00:35:30.920 So the voter turnout's a little lower,
00:35:33.000 probably than some of the areas of the state, which is mostly red.
00:35:36.240 But I just wanted to add one thing, Jack.
00:35:38.160 There's 50,000 more Republican voters than there were here two years ago.
00:35:41.580 And there's 80,000 less Democrat registered voters as well.
00:35:46.140 And the average age of these unaffiliated voters,
00:35:49.300 which is 37% of the voting population here, unaffiliated.
00:35:53.300 45% of them are under 35 years old.
00:35:56.220 Well, we'll see where that goes.
00:35:57.680 Could be supporting a third-party candidate.
00:36:01.280 That's really interesting.
00:36:02.380 Now, when it comes to, in terms of turnout,
00:36:04.440 are you getting any inclination as to how the numbers are looking
00:36:07.600 on the Republican side and or the Democrat side today?
00:36:11.580 Well, again, I'm in Democratic areas.
00:36:15.360 One polling station was a little loose with me on sharing information
00:36:18.840 and said that this is heavy Democrat turnout, like 60 to 30.
00:36:23.200 But at this polling station here, it was a very, very low turnout
00:36:27.260 compared to the other two that we were at earlier.
00:36:31.040 So I don't have an indication on how well Trump is doing here yet.
00:36:36.420 Again, I'm in an area that's not crowded with people
00:36:40.640 and doesn't have a lot of Trumpers in general here.
00:36:43.980 But I thought the numbers were very telling here,
00:36:47.000 just from the early voters and the unaffiliated,
00:36:49.560 because there is that no preference thing.
00:36:51.260 And there's also voter ID.
00:36:52.840 The Democratic and Republican Party here also agreed on voter ID here.
00:36:57.460 Now, you could still vote.
00:36:58.680 You don't necessarily have to have your photo ID.
00:37:01.220 There's a way around it.
00:37:02.340 But I got a chain of custody tour inside this polling station.
00:37:06.780 They walked me through the process.
00:37:08.560 It seemed legit.
00:37:10.100 But what happens once they get scanned into the machine?
00:37:13.000 I don't know.
00:37:14.060 But the guy assured me, who's the chief judge here for this precinct,
00:37:18.120 that he is the chain of custody here.
00:37:20.400 And he carries them later tonight into his reporting headquarters.
00:37:27.240 All right.
00:37:28.080 David Zier there, live on the ground.
00:37:30.660 All the action.
00:37:31.780 Super Tuesday.
00:37:33.060 Stay tuned.
00:37:33.540 Real America's Voice will have him on intermittently throughout the day.
00:37:37.880 Folks, really digging into this breaking news about Kyrsten Sinema.
00:37:43.000 Some of them now are getting a message.
00:37:44.640 So Tyler Boyer, my buddy from Turning Point Action,
00:37:47.060 and, of course, co-host on Thought Crime just texted me.
00:37:49.240 He says that Sinema's speech sounded like a gubernatorial pitch.
00:37:55.880 He's saying the chamber in Arizona hates Katie Hobbs,
00:37:59.760 and they may not be sold on a Republican.
00:38:03.300 This could be a situation where Sinema herself is shaping up to run,
00:38:08.740 potentially even as an independent, for Democrat governor.
00:38:12.920 And then, of course, keep in mind, in 2028,
00:38:16.380 if President Trump, so even if President Trump wins in 2024,
00:38:20.900 keep in mind, folks,
00:38:22.680 Klaxi's cuck keeps ticking.
00:38:24.980 Our democracy, if it still continues, will keep going.
00:38:27.720 That means there'll be a 2028 race.
00:38:30.420 So guess what, boys and girls?
00:38:32.220 You're already starting to see
00:38:35.160 some of the key players and the chess pieces get into alignment for 2028.
00:38:42.200 This is how politics works.
00:38:45.040 People know that there is going to be an open seat in 2028.
00:38:50.200 And so a lot of these Democrats,
00:38:51.840 and you're going to start to see this on the Republican side as well,
00:38:54.960 people are going to start moving into place.
00:38:57.720 People are going to start making moves that seem like they don't necessarily make a lot of sense
00:39:02.280 right now, but they will make sense in the years to come.
00:39:08.120 Runs for governor for one term in Arizona,
00:39:11.440 then boom, 2028 runs for president.
00:39:14.780 Is it possible?
00:39:15.760 I don't know.
00:39:16.520 We'll see.
00:39:17.060 I think anything's possible.
00:39:18.320 Could Donald Trump be a president?
00:39:19.760 Of course.
00:39:21.000 As far as a vice president on the no labels ticket,
00:39:24.680 it seems just unlikely at this point.
00:39:27.120 Not really something that she would get involved with.
00:39:30.200 Huge, you know, huge situation.
00:39:32.760 Tyler also saying, what happens if she endorses RFK?
00:39:35.800 What if she runs on a ticket with RFK?
00:39:39.460 Remember, she's already an independent RFK running as an independent.
00:39:44.340 That gives him a direct ability to affect votes in a swing state,
00:39:48.740 in a state where we know President Trump needs to win Arizona,
00:39:53.600 as well as Georgia, and then one of the rest belts.
00:39:56.140 We thought it was going to be Wisconsin, but it might end up being Michigan,
00:39:59.060 even Pennsylvania.
00:39:59.900 I know I'm a little close to Pennsylvania, a little biased there.
00:40:02.860 Pennsylvania will always be close to my heart.
00:40:05.840 But that being said, it's sometimes just a bit of a bridge too far.
00:40:09.840 That being said, I ain't never going to give up on her
00:40:11.760 because Pennsylvania is God's country.
00:40:14.280 That being said, the ability of Kirsten Sinema joined up with RFK,
00:40:21.440 or even if she just endorses him and doesn't actually get on the ticket.
00:40:24.480 That's going to be a huge force in Arizona.
00:40:27.980 The question is, who does it cut more against?
00:40:30.760 Does it cut more against Biden or does it cut more against Trump?
00:40:35.440 This is something that we're going to dig into.
00:40:37.480 I know we've got the SuperStream tonight with myself, Charlie Kirk, Tyler, the whole gang.
00:40:42.460 We're going to be going through live tonight on Rumble.
00:40:45.480 So make sure you tune in.
00:40:47.760 You know that me and the Arizona gang are going to be chopping it up tonight
00:40:51.720 because this is going to have big implications for not only this race,
00:40:55.660 but potentially the next gubernatorial election in Arizona,
00:40:58.440 as well as the 2028 presidential race.
00:41:03.000 Human Events Daily, four years ahead.
00:41:05.860 That's how far over the horizon we are.
00:41:08.000 Stay tuned.
00:41:08.380 Come back with more.
00:41:08.820 All right, Jack Posobiec back here at Human Events Daily.
00:41:20.580 We go live now to Ben Berkwam.
00:41:23.040 He's up in Minnesota for this Super Tuesday.
00:41:26.560 Ben, what's going on down on the ground in Minnesota?
00:41:30.600 Hey, Jack.
00:41:31.460 You know, the story so far has been basically very lackluster turnout for the vote in person.
00:41:37.520 Now, obviously, you know, you've got we're waiting to see what the early vote numbers were.
00:41:42.020 I still haven't gotten those numbers from the Secretary of State's office,
00:41:44.100 but we're looking to see that.
00:41:46.060 But I've been to six different polling locations.
00:41:47.880 This is one of those locations behind me.
00:41:50.240 And in total, I've seen seven voters.
00:41:53.440 It's I've I've never seen anything like it.
00:41:55.720 And most just so you know, most of the places we started in downtown Minneapolis.
00:41:59.160 So that's hardcore D.
00:42:00.820 That's like D plus 30.
00:42:02.080 So, you know, it's it it it shows that there may just not be very much support for Joe Biden.
00:42:07.200 But two of the things that are happening here in Minnesota is they were pushing.
00:42:10.660 This is one of the places where you you can vote as undecided on the Democrat side.
00:42:15.600 And so some of the Democrats were pushing for Democrats to vote undecided.
00:42:19.660 Some of the Democrats were pushing Democrats to vote for Nikki Haley.
00:42:22.500 But so far, I haven't seen any of that happening yet.
00:42:27.880 I've spoken to two voters and they both voted for Biden.
00:42:30.920 And but other than that, it was like, you know, the story is not much happening in Minnesota.
00:42:35.260 Almost.
00:42:35.880 And I haven't seen a single political yard sign anywhere in the entire state yet.
00:42:40.080 Now, talk to me about about early voting, about ballot boxes, mail in ballots.
00:42:47.440 Are all those above board and in play for this this primary of the presidential election?
00:42:55.040 Yeah.
00:42:55.640 So early voting, you can vote by mail or in person.
00:42:59.180 I you know, some of this is anecdotal from what I've experienced.
00:43:02.560 But basically every one of the polling places outside of this one, this is a school administration
00:43:07.360 building, has had a super sketchy vibe.
00:43:10.520 One of them was at an art school.
00:43:12.640 And actually, you can do one of the big concerns that I had here was one of the things we saw
00:43:17.840 this morning was you can do same day registration.
00:43:20.160 So not only can you vote early by mail or in person, you can also same day register.
00:43:26.640 And I spoke to one girl at the art school.
00:43:28.660 She said she didn't want to be on camera.
00:43:29.980 But I asked her why she was doing same day registration.
00:43:32.860 She said, because I'm registered in another state already, which, you know, that could be
00:43:36.680 justifiable because you're going to school at that location.
00:43:39.460 But there's there's no question about it.
00:43:41.540 There is major concern in Minnesota, in particular, the inner city areas.
00:43:46.040 But there's also the other side of that.
00:43:48.160 I was interviewing some of the heavily Muslim population here in Minneapolis, heavily high
00:43:53.520 population of Somalis.
00:43:55.840 And I was interviewing them.
00:43:57.420 And I have not found a single Somali that supports Joe Biden.
00:44:00.120 Now, they don't all support President Trump, but not one.
00:44:02.920 And they were there.
00:44:04.140 They were viscerally angry when I said the word Joe Biden.
00:44:07.720 So, you know, again, it'll be interesting.
00:44:09.480 I think this is one of those ones that it's kind of a crapshoot on what the numbers are
00:44:14.740 going to be tonight.
00:44:15.320 There's no question about it.
00:44:16.520 Trump's going to win the Republican primary.
00:44:18.900 The big question that everyone's asking is how long does Nikki Haley stay around?
00:44:23.040 And, you know, I'm surprised she's stuck it out this long.
00:44:25.880 But we'll wait and see on that.
00:44:26.920 Now, are you in the Minneapolis area?
00:44:31.040 And if so, any of these Somalis, do we know if they are currently married to and related
00:44:36.620 to, not just by marriage, but by blood to Congresswoman Ilhan Omar?
00:44:43.040 I, you know, I thought you were going to say to their brother, I thought you that's how
00:44:46.720 you're going to tie it to Ilhan Omar.
00:44:48.600 That I don't know.
00:44:49.680 I haven't asked any of them that.
00:44:51.120 But, yeah, it's a very, you know, you go down outside Minneapolis.
00:44:55.560 And, yes, that's where we spent most of the morning was in Minneapolis.
00:44:58.700 That's actually, if you haven't seen the footage yet, we just posted it on Real America's
00:45:01.720 Voice News Twitter account as I was driving into the polling locations.
00:45:05.440 A massive group of illegal aliens, mostly from Ecuador, Guatemala, and Honduras, were standing
00:45:10.720 out on this street.
00:45:11.980 And I just pulled in and they surrounded, they ran up to the car.
00:45:15.620 I got out and started interviewing them.
00:45:17.160 And that was probably the most excitement I've seen.
00:45:18.900 But right around the corner, you go down the street, downtown Minneapolis, huge population.
00:45:23.680 I mean, you almost feel like you're in Somalia.
00:45:25.640 Huge, huge number of, in particular Somali, but large numbers of African Muslim population
00:45:32.140 throughout, not just Minneapolis, but throughout the state of Minnesota.
00:45:36.060 So, more or less, to answer your question, I don't know how many of them are related to
00:45:40.680 Ilhan Omar.
00:45:41.200 That really is a huge, that really is a huge situation that we've seen throughout so much
00:45:45.460 of the Midwest.
00:45:45.900 One of the untold stories of the Obama administration was the resettling of the, quote unquote, Somalian
00:45:52.440 refugees and other Muslim refugees in places like Newborn, Michigan, these asylum, quote
00:45:57.580 unquote, asylum seekers, that they were placed into these areas in America's heartland.
00:46:03.320 This is how you get a congresswoman, Ilhan Omar, who herself, by the way, her family claimed
00:46:08.880 asylum when she came, when they came from Somalia to the United States, these lingering questions
00:46:15.680 about her brother, her extended, you know, this sort of extended family of siblings that
00:46:20.480 she has, which, by the way, and people remember that story that people say, oh, you know, you're
00:46:25.060 getting into that, et cetera.
00:46:26.420 Actually, it was the Somali community locally that brought up the story to begin with.
00:46:33.560 They were the ones that started blowing the whistle.
00:46:36.100 They say, wait a minute, Ilhan, oh, we remember her.
00:46:38.200 She was doing all this stuff to get around, which, by the way, I need to keep saying this
00:46:43.520 to people.
00:46:44.560 If you lie to the U.S. government during your citizenship process, if you commit fraud in
00:46:52.580 your citizenship process, then that means your citizenship can be stripped.
00:46:58.820 I'm just saying, folks, we're going to have a new DOJ next year.
00:47:02.600 We're going to have a real Secretary of Homeland Security.
00:47:06.200 Maybe, just maybe, we can actually look into some of these things.
00:47:11.180 Ben Berquam, where can people go to follow you to get all the updates for now and for
00:47:15.180 the rest of the day?
00:47:17.980 On social media, at Ben Berquam.
00:47:20.140 Again, if you want to see that video from earlier today, it's at Real AM Voice on Twitter.
00:47:25.720 And then I'll be posting that on my social media as well.
00:47:27.980 And then americasvoice.news, we'll have our special, Real America's Voice News all day
00:47:31.900 long.
00:47:32.200 We'll have our special coverage starting at 6 p.m.
00:47:34.460 Eastern tonight from all over the country.
00:47:37.160 Great.
00:47:37.600 Thanks so much, Ben.
00:47:38.200 Can't wait to see that footage when I get out of here.
00:47:40.240 Look, folks, we know, we know that these are the times that you need to pay attention
00:47:47.220 more than ever.
00:47:48.180 I told you that just because things look like they're going well right now doesn't mean
00:47:53.180 that they're going to.
00:47:54.120 We have a lot of time.
00:47:54.740 We have so many months, eight months between now and election day.
00:48:00.000 Anything that can be thrown at President Trump and at this patriot working class movement
00:48:06.060 will be thrown at us.
00:48:08.900 There are going to be shifting alliances.
00:48:12.120 There are going to be pawns.
00:48:13.580 There are going to be players.
00:48:15.020 There are going to be cat's paws that are used time and time again.
00:48:19.160 Are you ready to keep up with everything that's going to happen?
00:48:22.320 I understand.
00:48:23.400 I understand it's like drinking from a fire hydrant.
00:48:27.920 I understand that there are days when we win, like yesterday, and there are days when
00:48:33.540 we're trying to figure out what happens because victory begets victory.
00:48:38.060 But we also must understand that the enemy gets a vote.
00:48:41.600 Everybody's got a plan until they get punched in the face.
00:48:47.260 Well, here's the very little secret, folks.
00:48:49.760 I don't have a plan.
00:48:51.420 I'm just here to do the punching.
00:48:53.020 Politically speaking, ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to let you go.