EPISODE 702： THE DEATH OF ONE OF NEW YORK'S FINEST
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Officer Jonathan Diller, 31, was shot and killed on a routine traffic stop in Queens, New York City, on Monday evening. Suspect Lindy Jones has been charged with two weapons charges and is being remanded in custody. The driver of the car that he stopped before being shot is facing weapons charges.
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A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
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New York City, it's a big night tonight in the Big Apple.
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It's shaping up to be one of the biggest nights in Democratic politics
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Former Presidents Obama and Clinton will join Biden in New York City
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for an hours-long fundraiser, including moderated conversations with Stephen Colbert
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and a lineup of musical performances that include Queen Latifah Lizzo and Ben Platt.
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The massive effort, which is expected to host over 5,000 people, has already raised over
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President Trump will also be in New York today to attend the wake of NYPD officer Jonathan
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Diller, who was shot and killed during what they call a routine traffic stop, allegedly by
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Over 1,000 people attended a candlelight vigil in Diller's hometown.
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Now, NYPD sergeant's Benevolent Association president is telling some politicians that they
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say have not backed the blue to stay away from the funeral.
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Tragic death of Officer Jonathan Diller killed in the line of duty yesterday when he was shot
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Tonight, a community's anguish was clear to see as a 31-year-old husband and father's body
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Well, an arrest has been made in the death of NYPD officer Jonathan Diller.
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All right, the driver of the car that he stopped before being shot is facing two weapons charges.
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Lindsay Jones was arraigned today on weapons charges.
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It came out in court that he was already out on bail in connection to a separate crime the
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Police say he was driving, and he's saying that the man that pulled the trigger was a hitchhiker.
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Today's edition of Human Events Daily, live from Washington, D.C.
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And, Odomini, we go live now to Long Island, New York.
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It's a rainy and somber day for one of New York's finest, an NYPD finest, Jonathan Diller,
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who leaves behind a wife and a one-year-old son here, shot on a routine traffic stop in
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Monday in far Rockaway, Queens, where there's a lot of crime in New York City by convicted
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These guys were arrested 10, 21 times for the other.
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But we're outside the Massapequa funeral home here on the south shore of Long Island, in
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Massapequa, where Jonathan Diller lived, to Massapequa Park, where so many first responders,
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emergency service workers, NYPD, FDNY commute every day to New York City under an embattled
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People feel they can operate with impunity here.
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He's going to come out with a press gaggle and make some remarks, apparently, in a little
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But the story here is that, you know, Trump gave a donation to Tunnel to Towers, believe
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he paid off the mortgage for this family through Tunnel to Towers, and had a phone call
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But the Sergeant's Benevolent Association in New York City is telling New York City
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council members to stay away from the funeral, specifically Adrian Adams and Jumaane Williams,
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who had, you know, defund the police operations going on during the George Floyd protests and
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At least Mayor Adams stood up and vetoed that bill, bogging them down with paperwork here.
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But, Jack, the sad story here is that 200 cops a month retire in New York City.
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Many are leaving without even waiting for their 20-year pension here.
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And if anyone wants to make donations, thesilvershieldfoundation.org slash donate for the family here.
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The cop was shot in the abdomen or the stomach and passed away.
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So, President Trump, we're told he's going to be speaking here very soon publicly.
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Massapequa Funeral Home, Long Island, New York.
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A career criminal who should receive the death penalty in public as well as the person who
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was with him and to all the judges and the politicians and the Soros policies, the people
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who pushed these things that allowed this person to be back on the street, they themselves
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should spend the rest of their natural lives behind bars, in jail.
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Jonathan Diller shouldn't be going to a funeral home today.
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We have Mike Davis here, the Article III project.
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So, Mike, as we move from, and President Trump expected to speak very soon, we're going to
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take that live when he does, at this, the wake of the death of this, one of New York's
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finest, police officer, this criminal who didn't have the law turned on him in any way,
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was arrested 21 times, was out on the street, and now he's shooting police officers in broad
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daylight. In the same way that there are no laws applied to this guy, instead, in these other
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cases, in the case of John Eastman, we have the law completely twisted and over-applied to
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political enemies of the regime. This is the hallmark, the textbook hallmark of anarcho-tyranny.
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Anarcho-tyranny is always used in such a way to let out the violent criminals, to run amok
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among society, and then to take down anyone who stands in the way of the agenda. Mike,
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tell me why all of this has happened to John Eastman. Walk me through the details, and then
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Yeah, what's happening to John Eastman is a disgrace. You have this Democrat judge in California,
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Yvette Rowland, who donated to Obama. She donated to Kamala Harris, to Gavin Newsom,
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the DNC, Axe Ballou, and other Democrats. She is recommending that John Eastman, a constitutional
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attorney, a former professor, a former law school dean who clerked for the Supreme Court of the United
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States, Justice Clarence Thomas on the Supreme Court. He clerked for the Fourth Circuit Court
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of Appeals for Judge Mike Ludig, who's completely lost his mind now. He's been Trump deranged. But
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he made a legal argument, a legal argument that the vice president's, about the vice president's role
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and the certification of the presidential election results on January 6th. This Democrat judge in
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California doesn't agree with his legal argument, so she's recommending his disbarment. This can't
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happen in this country where you have attorneys getting disbarred because they're making legal
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arguments. They're making what some may consider fringe legal arguments. They're zealously representing
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their clients. I talked about this earlier, and I tweeted about this, that Thurgood Marshall
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advocated for courts to ignore a 50-plus-year-old precedent by the Supreme Court called Plessy v.
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Ferguson, separate but equal. It's an abomination of our law, but that was the Supreme Court controlling
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precedent for more than 50 years. And Thurgood Marshall advocated for these lower courts to ignore it,
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and so the Supreme Court can eventually overturn Plessy v. Ferguson, which the Supreme Court did with
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Brown v. Board of Education. Thurgood Marshall was the attorney on the case. Did he get disbarred? No.
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He got put on the Supreme Court of the United States because he was a very effective lawyer. This is a very
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dangerous game these Democrats are playing by disbarring attorneys for making legal arguments that they
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consider fringe. One's fringe legal argument ends up being a hallmark case.
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So, and this is incredible to me. So, the idea that they basically didn't like the legal argument,
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so now they're, what is the current update? They're stripping him of his law license. Is that right?
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Yeah, this Democrat Obama donor judge in California is stripping him of his law license, effective in two
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days, and then the Supreme Court of California is going to decide whether John Eastman keeps his
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law license or if he's disbarred. And it's, this is, this is insane that this is happening. Hunter,
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just remember this, Hunter Biden gets to keep his law license, but John Eastman does not.
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And, and so this is what's been done. So, she's written already this recommendation that he should
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lose his license in California for this, these 11 disciplinary charges, the state bar, all of this
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is being done at the same time. Now, Mike, help me understand this. This isn't going to just go away
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on its own, is it? Republicans and conservatives, they have this idea that, oh, well, if you, if you
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just, if you just get away from Trump and stop helping Trump and stop going with him and stop
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participating in anything with Trump, then all of this is going to stop. Is that true?
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That is a dangerously naive and stupid way of thinking by these Republicans, these weak Republicans.
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Trump is a billionaire, former and likely future president of the United States. He is in the
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Democrats way. These Democrats are not just going after Trump and Trump's top aides like Steve Bannon
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and Peter Navarro eviscerating 250 years of constitutional executive privilege to throw
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them in prison. He's going after Trump's lawyers, both inside the governments like Jeff Clark and
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outside the government like John Eastman for making legal arguments with which they disagree.
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They're trying to throw Jeff Clark in prison over this. They're trying to disbar both Jeff Clark
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and John Eastman. They're trying to destroy their lives. They're going after Trump's supporters on
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January 6th. You know, even those who were not violence, you know, those who didn't even
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trespass. Apparently they're looking at going after them for just merely being on the Capitol grounds.
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They're, they're, they're looking at going after them for trespassing on the Capitol grounds,
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which is just absolutely insane. They're going after parents outraged by gender chaos in schools and
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the resulting rapes in high school bathrooms. They're going after Christians praying outside
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of abortion clinics while these same Democrats, these Marxist Democrats in the Biden justice
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department in New York and DC and Atlanta, while they're going after Trump, his top aides, his
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supporters, parents, Christians, they give amnesty to Joe Biden and his family. They give amnesty to
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BLM, Antifa, Hamas, abortion industry activists, trans terrorists. These, the left, the leftist
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protesters are causing a hell of a lot more damage, death and destruction than anyone did on January 6th.
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But look at, look at how our system has been weaponized, right? And so to these Republicans who
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think this is going away when Trump's going away, I would say, wake up, wake up. This is, you don't
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understand. This is not our parents' or grandparents' Democrat party. These aren't liberals who love
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America. These are leftists. These are Marxists. They're trying to destroy us.
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Look, we've had the preaching of the choir, man. We've got the whole new book out. It just came out
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last week. We're calling it Unhumans, The Secret History of Communist Revolutions and How to Crush Them.
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And we specifically make this argument that conservatives need to wake up. This is a playbook,
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a playbook that's been run in country after country for 250 years at this point. And I get it,
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right? We don't want to be in this situation. It's hard to have to admit that these people have taken
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over so many of our institutions and so many places. But what we used to be able to laugh off and say,
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oh, the Ninth Circus Court of Appeals, or oh, California is just that way, or oh, San Francisco,
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guess what? They've got power now. And they're using that power against us. They're using that
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power to get their way. They're using that power to let violent criminals out of jail so they can
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kill police officers like Jonathan Diller and then go after good attorneys like John Eastman.
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It's very clear. And so, you know, I guess, Mike, why is it that so many conservatives,
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and you've got tons of experience on Capitol Hill, why is it that they can't understand that this is
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actually intentional? Because they are so weak and stupid. And what needs to happen,
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and when Trump is back in the White House, his acting attorney general on January 20th,
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2025 needs to open a criminal probe on this obvious criminal conspiracy by these Democrats
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to wage this illegal lawfare and election interference to interfere in the election and
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to violate the civil rights of so many Americans, Trump, his top aides, his lawyers, his supporters,
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parents, Christians, this is an all-out assault by the left to use government, to use law enforcement
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in the courts to destroy political enemies. This is what happens in third world Marxist hellholes.
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As you know very well, Jack, this is what happens in communist countries, you know, like China and
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North Korea, Zimbabwe, and now New York, D.C., and Atlanta.
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Yeah, this is exactly why we put the book together. It's called Unhumans. People go get it. It's 40%
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off right now. Mike Davis, where can people go to follow you to get more information?
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Thank you, Jack. It's article3project.org. You can donate and take action there and find our social media.
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Incredible. Folks, people need to go and support article 3 because you have to look at this. This
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is not the rule of law. This is the rule of people. This is the rule by leftists. This is rule by power.
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This is will to power. And the left is focusing on that. The right wants to sit around and argue
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about, oh, we're not getting equal treatment. We're not being treated fairly. Oh, don't be mean.
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Don't say something that might be offensive. We've got to, you want to spend your time. It's
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pathological where the right will attempt to prove to the other side that they're actually good people
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and say, if you just accept me and accept that I'm a good person, then, then maybe everything will be
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okay. Stop trying to justify yourselves to these people. You do not have to. They are destroying our
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society. They're running roughshod over our liberties, under color of law, and it's time that they felt the heat.
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It's as simple as that. This will not stop until they receive reciprocity. Stay tuned. Human Events Daily
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But I got a hankering, yearning deep inside for this book called Unhumans. I just can't hide.
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All right, Jack Rossock back live. Human Events Daily. The book is Unhumans. Folks, the most important
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Hey, I'm doing well. Good to hear from you and good chatting.
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Good as well. Now, so we're always causing trouble over here at Human Events. You guys are always
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causing trouble over at Patriot Mobile. Tell me, and this is something people don't get,
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and I've seen you guys refer to now, you're the far right cell phone company. Like,
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what do you mean far right cell phone company? You're just doing cell phones. You're doing mobile
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service. I don't understand. Why are they so upset with you guys?
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You know, I hear that all the time, and I look at it and say, we're not far right. You know,
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my dad was a World War II vet. He served in the Army, blowing up bridges, came back,
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went back and into the Navy because his town was either deceased or gone overseas fighting.
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I grew up with a military man. And you know, what's interesting, he instilled biblical values in me.
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He loves the freedom of the country, freedom of press, First Amendment, Second Amendment,
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right to life, military first responders. If that makes me far right, well, you know what? I'm sorry.
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I mean, I just believe in the freedom that we have, that the men and women that founded this country and
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the ones that have lost their lives, that's who I am. That's who we are as a business. We put God
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first in everything that we do. We are, he's our, he's the center of our business and we're his stewards.
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I love that. I mean, I am fired up every day to get out and, and, and do what we do.
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Well, no, and I say they, you know, they call us far right because actually they're so far to the left
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that everyone looks far right to them because they're actually so far, you know, we're just
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normal. And so, uh, when you talk about that, you know, you guys, you're, you're actually doing so
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much more than just providing, uh, service for people though, because you're, you know, and,
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and as we're in Holy week, as we're in Holy week today, being course, uh, Holy Thursday,
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we're going into the Easter, uh, the Easter weekend. It's so important for people to understand
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that in our secularized society, where we've taken God out of everything, where we've taken
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God out of all of these places, you are actually working to bring God back into the public square.
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Amen. I mean, I say this frequently, even though it was last year that we did. So,
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you know, one of our favorite senators here in Texas is Brian Hughes. He, he crafted a bill that said,
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if somebody brings you an, in God, we trust into the school that, that needs to be hung on a,
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on the wall in a very obvious place. Well, you know, as a team, we decided, you know what,
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let's print a few thousand of those and, and give them out to the various schools. And I'm going to
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tell you that created such a stir. I mean, it was interesting. The BBC came in and said, don't you
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think that's pushing God? And, and the New York times wrote a big article and it was, they were
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all hit pieces, but at the end of the day, those kinds of hit pieces do us wonders. Our business
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just flourished. And, you know, all we did was want to put in God, we trust because we believe in God.
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Our, our country was founded on biblical principles, you know, and it's really simple. It really is
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simple, but people just, there are very small fraction of people that make a great deal of noise about it.
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And, you know, I just say, it's, I don't really care.
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Now there's the other, no, we shouldn't care. We should actually, and, and by the way, not care
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about their complaints, but we should care because I've always said that this all goes back to,
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and we've got this in the new book as well, that in the 1960s, the very first target they made was
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God in the public square by pushing in this country. And people don't want to believe this
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in this country. It used to be common for public schools to open, go back to our own history,
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to open with the pledge of allegiance and then reading a passage of the Holy Bible. And that was
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just normal in school houses all over the country. And the very first thing that the, the soft
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revolution, the irregular revolution, whatever you want to call it, the counterculture did was push
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God out of the public square. Now, one of the other things that I just heard that you guys are
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supporting is this new program that allows for students in these schools to go and attend a prayer,
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essentially prayer sessions during school hours. If it's offsite, can you talk about that?
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Yeah, we, we sponsor a group called LifeWise Academy and they, they organized within a school
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and it allows kids to leave for an hour or 30 minutes. I think it's every day. I'm not quite
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sure. I'm not well-versed, but we get to, we were trying to bring God back into schools. We're not
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trying to force religion on anybody. We just want the freedom to allow children to worship their creator.
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You know, when I grew up in the late sixties, early seventies, we prayed, we did the pledge of
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allegiance. Every day we had a prayer session and the school started. The real beauty of that is
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we're just trying to get others or aligning with organizations that truly puts freedom back in.
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And that's the freedom of religion that, that right to worship him.
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Well, and it's, it's amazing too, because when we go back to our first amendment, everybody knows the
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first amendment, uh, included the, includes freedom of speech and freedom of the press and freedom of the
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assembly, but it also includes the freedom of religion. And the point of that was not that the
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government should restrict religion or put restrictions on religion. If a local school,
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right, if a local school, and I'm just talking about under the constitution on the way things
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should be, if a local school and the school board decides that, Hey, we want these types of prayers
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in our school board, then that should be legal. That is legal under the constitution, under the way it
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was, again, originally written. And that's the way it was in American history for over a century.
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And it's only up until the 1960s and others, when they started changing these things and moving it
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around, but because by taking God, by taking the Holy Bible out of our framework, by taking him out,
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that's what takes away our moral center. Um, by the way, we've got in, in the, in the,
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we see president Trump just left the, uh, the wake of this officer there in New York. I'm not sure
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if he's about to, about to speak or what the schedule is. Do we have any update on that guys?
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All right. Any, any moment president Trump is expected to speak, but Glenn talk to me about
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the importance of why we should have moral standards and how that comes from our Bible.
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Well, that's why should we have moral standards? That's kind of govern what we do and think as a,
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as a society. But you know, my philosophy is look, you know, I believe it all starts in the home,
00:27:15.080
the foundation, the belief of a child as they grow up starts in the home. And look, we're obligated.
00:27:22.020
We're responsible here. I think he's coming on right now. Glenn, we've got him. President Trump.
00:27:28.220
It's so hard to make this area beautiful and safe. And this is what happened. It's such a sad,
00:27:34.740
sad event. It's such a horrible thing. And it's happening all too often. And we're just not
00:27:40.540
going to let it happen. We just can't 21 times arrested. It's Doug. And, uh, the person in the
00:27:47.980
car with them was arrested many times and they don't learn because they don't respect,
00:27:53.680
they don't, they're not given the respect. The police are the greatest people we have.
00:27:57.440
There's nothing and there's nobody like them. We should never have them. I just visited
00:28:01.660
with a very beautiful wife that now doesn't have her husband. Stephanie was, uh, just incredible.
00:28:09.720
Their child, brand new, beautiful baby. So they're innocent as can be. Doesn't know how
00:28:17.500
his life has been changed. But, uh, the Diller family will, will never be the same. It can never
00:28:25.040
be the same. And we have to stop it. We have to stop it. We have to get back to law and order.
00:28:29.640
We have to do a lot of things differently because this is not working. This is happening too often.
00:28:34.920
It's an honor to be here. And again, I want to just thank all of you for allowing us on this. Thank you.
00:28:42.920
Bruce has been a friend of mine for a long time. He's done an incredible job out here.
00:28:47.080
But, uh, this is such a sad occasion. The only thing we can say is maybe something's going to be
00:28:52.920
learned. We've got to toughen it up. We've got to strengthen it up. This should never be allowed.
00:28:57.160
Things like this shouldn't take place and to take place so often. So thank you all for being here.
00:29:02.360
It's an honor. And it's an honor for me to be here. This is a great family. The Diller family.
00:29:06.520
I've met friends and I've met every one of them inside. And these just incredible people that are
00:29:12.520
just devastated. They're devastated. They've got a tough road. They're a very tough road.
00:29:18.920
So thank you very much, everybody. Appreciate it.
00:29:20.920
Mr. President, I just want to say, I just want to say thank you to President Trump
00:29:32.360
for coming here to be with the Diller family. It was very comforting for them. It was very warm
00:29:37.720
inside. And, uh, people were very, very, uh, they were very blessed to have someone like President
00:29:47.320
Trump who cared so much. He spent a lot of time with the family. It was, again, a tremendous comfort
00:29:53.320
to the family and probably the most difficult time this family's ever had. And God bless Stephanie.
00:29:58.360
Brian, we are going to help raise, because he's only one years old and he's going to grow up without
00:30:03.720
a dad. But he's going to have thousands of dads that are going to look after him. And, uh, to Fran,
00:30:09.240
his mother, and Jessica, Jennifer, and Jason, his brother and sister, and the whole family,
00:30:15.080
Aunt Carol, Uncle Jimmy. Uh, our hearts go out to them. And may God bless them and may God bless them
00:30:20.840
out. Thank you. Thank you. Mr. President, what did you say to them?
00:30:25.800
Mr. President, what message did you say to the family?
00:30:28.520
You've got to toughen it up. You've got to have law and order. These things can't happen.
00:30:32.520
You need law and order. It just can't happen. Thank you very much.
00:30:36.200
What message did you make to prevent something like this?
00:30:38.840
All right, there you go, folks. Take a break here.
00:30:55.480
Let's get back to this issue. It's probably a great day.
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It's been a mystery. The hidden tales of the communist history.
00:31:09.640
I want to know the truth, what really went down. So I'm jumping on my computer,
00:31:23.480
All right, Jack Kosovic, we are back live here. I'm in Washington, D.C. David Zare is there in, uh,
00:31:29.800
in New York, in Long Island, outside the funeral home. David, uh, walk us through what just happened.
00:31:35.560
President Trump just spoke. Uh, what's, what's the timeline from here?
00:31:42.280
Well, the motorcade just left. Um, he's with County Executive Nassau County. Uh, Bruce Blakeman,
00:31:47.800
he made comments that he spent a lot of time with the family and this cannot be allowed to happen
00:31:53.240
again. And things have to change in New York City. And, uh, they have to toughen up on crime,
00:31:58.680
uh, especially violent crime, uh, which has been so rampant, uh, in New York City. Uh, you know,
00:32:04.760
um, transit crime's up 53% since 2019. Uh, there's only 29,000 cops in the police force now. It was
00:32:12.520
down from a high of about 40,000 under Mayor Giuliani. Um, so, uh, he had a clarion call for
00:32:18.600
things to change in New York. Now, what's, tell me, tell me some more about the city. The idea that,
00:32:29.800
you know, you, you mentioned before some of these statistics, a lot of police leaving,
00:32:33.160
a lot of crime up, homicide up. It feels to me like there's a war on cops in the city of New York.
00:32:41.000
Uh, well, there is a war on cops. Uh, you have, uh, you know, Jamami Williams in the city,
00:32:45.720
uh, in the New York City Council, again, during George Floyd saying, trying to defund the police.
00:32:51.000
In January, they tried to hand hamstring the cops again from doing their job by bogging them down
00:32:55.880
for paperwork. Mayor Adams came out, you know, at least to veto that bill here. Uh, but the cops are
00:33:01.960
retiring before they're even reaching their 20 years and where they get fully vested, uh, with
00:33:06.920
their pensions, you know. So, um, the situation is, uh, pretty dire in New York City. Now, murders
00:33:12.840
and shootings are down a little bit in New York City, but felony assaults were at a 22, 23 or high
00:33:18.440
last year with 29,000 people being assaulted in the street and grand theft auto being up about 18%
00:33:25.640
last year. And in transit crime, again, is up about 15% across the board. It was up 85%
00:33:31.640
in Bronx County year over year recently. Um, so, you know, the types of crimes that are going on
00:33:38.040
are horrendous and, uh, the people of New York don't feel safe. And, uh, the embattled, uh,
00:33:43.960
police officers have to deal with the city council, uh, and a mayor who's not tough enough, I think,
00:33:49.320
on the DA, Alvin Bragg. And this is a direct result of things like bail reform. Um, you know,
00:33:55.560
why are these guys even out of prison or jail? Um, they, one was arrested 21 times. The other was
00:34:01.240
arrested 10 times. The, uh, the driver of the car, uh, it was a routine traffic stop. They're
00:34:06.760
case in a phone store in far Rockaway, which is rampant with crime right now, which is part of
00:34:11.320
Queens. Um, and, uh, you know, this guy shot, um, he wouldn't get out of the car. He shot the cop in
00:34:17.480
cold blood, uh, on a routine traffic stop to ask the car to move. That was illegally parked outside this
00:34:23.560
phone store. Um, there is no regard for the law in New York City. People feel they can get away
00:34:29.320
with murder, literally. And the rich people step over their bodies on the way to Starbucks, Jack.
00:34:34.840
Um, you know, they, they, they're just, um, you know, uh, oblivious to what's going on. Uh,
00:34:40.440
something's got to change. Um, Trump, I think, is making a play here in New York to put it front
00:34:46.200
and center. Uh, and this is indicative of all the cities like Chicago has five times the grand theft
00:34:52.120
order rate of New York and four times the murder rate in DC has 10 times the, uh, car theft rate
00:34:56.840
and murder rate, I believe of New York. Um, but you know, you're talking about 30,000 people getting
00:35:02.360
assaulted in the streets of New York every day, 90,000 packages are stolen every day off the steps
00:35:08.200
of people's property. Um, you know, robberies are up. So even though murders and shootings are down a
00:35:13.960
little bit, it's not good enough. No. And, and a New York city is directly tied to Trump in so many
00:35:23.320
ways. This is his city. This is the city where he was born. Uh, he's from Queens. Trump is from
00:35:29.320
Queens himself. Uh, he was born there, grew up there with his family before obviously moving into
00:35:35.160
Manhattan. Uh, this was a city that by and large, he took with Giuliani through the eighties and then
00:35:41.960
the nineties brought it from the brink of destruction all the way back to where it was
00:35:47.800
for so many years after Giuliani, but now it's sinking back again. So the fact that he's there
00:35:53.000
today, I think is it's, it's, it's even more symbolic because of the situation the city's in
00:35:59.960
and because it's Trump, isn't that right? Uh, there's no doubt about it. And the focus,
00:36:06.200
instead of going after Trump on these other things with the New York state attorney general
00:36:10.120
and you know, the DA paying attention to these other things that aren't even crimes,
00:36:15.240
um, and, and ignoring what's going on here, you know, people are out hours later. If they commit
00:36:21.400
violent crimes, you can stab somebody and be back on the street in an hour. And that's not even an
00:36:26.520
exaggeration here in New York city. Um, so, um, you know, there, there's definitely, you know,
00:36:33.000
89,000, I believe New Yorkers left New York city last year, 522,000 New York has left the state,
00:36:39.720
uh, the year before. Uh, now we have 170,000 plus illegals here since June of 2022. And a lot of
00:36:47.720
those crime statistics are not even counted in the numbers. The police don't even respond sometimes to
00:36:53.640
calls. If it's not, you know, a violent crime taking place, they're just handcuffed and, um, you know,
00:36:59.560
something has to give and we have to replenish the resources. 3,000 cops retired last year.
00:37:04.440
The graduating class of cops was only 2000. So we have a net loss of a thousand already.
00:37:09.320
I think a thousand cops may have put in for retirement so far this year, and it's only April,
00:37:14.440
right? Um, just about. So, um, there's, there's a crisis going on here.
00:37:21.400
I don't even know how to describe it. And in so many ways,
00:37:25.480
New York is emblematic of, and I say this as a Philly guy, by the way, from Philly area,
00:37:30.840
but, but New York is, is, is sort of a parallel. It's like symbolically America's city. It was
00:37:36.760
our cultural center. It's our social center. It's, it's our financial center. This idea that
00:37:43.400
this being the, the main economic hub of the United States, uh, and indelibly tied to America's
00:37:51.400
greatness. And certainly one of America's greatest cities is now seeping down into these,
00:37:58.760
these disgusting areas and these levels that it was in, in the 1960s, in the 1970s,
00:38:05.800
and when Koch was mayor and so many others, that it was a guy like Trump. It was a guy like Trump,
00:38:10.840
and literally was Trump and Giuliani that came in and clean the place up and turned Times Square
00:38:17.400
from, from what it was, you know, with, with, with strip clubs and drugs and all the rest.
00:38:22.520
And they turned into like an amusement park. And, and David, do people understand that it's because
00:38:27.880
of politics. These are all political decisions. These are political decisions that can be made
00:38:33.480
and unmade by the people in power. Do people understand that?
00:38:39.240
Um, I don't know if enough get it. Um, you know, uh, people are hiding in the Hamptons during COVID and
00:38:44.760
during the high crime, who are the rich people of New York City. Uh, but Giuliani and I worked with
00:38:49.480
the administration and work representing the development community, restored New York by the,
00:38:54.360
uh, things like, um, you know, uh, the anchor revitalization program, bringing like Disney and
00:38:59.640
companies to go take risks in bad areas and Coney Island, Brooklyn Mermaid Avenue, Fulton Avenue in
00:39:05.480
Brooklyn and Harlem, 125th and, uh, you know, 116th and Lennox, Malcolm X Plaza. And he got builders
00:39:11.960
through incentives to go in and take risks and rebuild, uh, New York. But he also had the broken windows
00:39:17.800
type thing with a quality of life crimes. If you jump in a turnstile, chances are you had a weapon
00:39:22.280
on you or you were wanted for a crime somewhere. They even solve serial murder crimes that way.
00:39:27.400
And there was community policing and the people in these communities want community policing.
00:39:31.480
And that's the myth because the problem is you've got parts of Queens. So you go to Manhattan,
00:39:35.960
it's like, you know, oh, it's Manhattan, it's fun and everything. And you're not going to get mugged
00:39:39.960
probably on the street in the middle of the day. But if you go to Queens in North Queens,
00:39:45.400
right where Trump was from, um, a grand theft order was up 40, 45% in parts of, uh, Queens last
00:39:52.920
year. And it's these other areas, two thirds of the children in the Bronx live below the poverty line
00:39:58.200
right now. So Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, a nightmare. And, uh, that's what's going on.
00:40:05.400
Look, we got to say his name, folks. Jonathan Dillon. This guy was a husband. He was a father.
00:40:12.040
He was a member of New York's finest. And this, this obviously never should have happened. It's
00:40:19.160
insane. The fact that you've got people like that, that even with everything that's been thrown at
00:40:24.120
them are still willing to step up and protect the city. It's, it's completely nuts. David Zier,
00:40:30.360
thank you so much for being there. Appreciate your work today, being out there in the cold and in the
00:40:35.000
rain. Thank you so much, Jack. And, and, and go support by the way, Tunnels to Towers that paid
00:40:44.200
off the mortgage to, uh, to Jonathan Diller, his widow, his one year, one year old son.
00:40:51.960
These people are the best in America. There's no other way. I just,
00:40:57.080
Alvin Bragg belongs in jail. Absolutely belongs in jail. I'll be right back.
00:41:06.280
All right, Jack Posobiec back live here. Human events daily, Washington, D.C. Uh, Glenn's story.
00:41:33.160
You were just telling me in the break that you actually used to live in New York. Tell me about
00:41:37.880
that. Yeah, I certainly did. I've, we raised our children, had three children, worked there for 15
00:41:45.320
years. I lived up on the Upper East Side and I would take the subway every day and most every evening,
00:41:50.760
unless I worked really late. But yeah, I was just telling you, we'd come out of my, our apartment,
00:41:56.140
turn left, walk over to Lexington, walk up to 77th street. And I never felt ever, ever felt
00:42:03.080
out of place or threatened. You know, what was interesting? I've been all over the different
00:42:08.720
boroughs, you know, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, you name it. But what was interesting is as soon as
00:42:14.160
Giuliani left office and I'll never forget, I ran into him a number of times and I, I walked up to
00:42:19.640
him or my wife actually said, Hey, you need to be the next president of the country because the way
00:42:25.260
you run a city, if we run a country this way, we'll win. We'll always be in good shape. But anyway,
00:42:30.340
as soon as Giuliani left office, then came Bloomberg. I think there was eight years of
00:42:36.600
Bloomberg within a week, I would walk out. I had to step over people to get into the subway.
00:42:43.000
They were laying on the grates, you know, all of a sudden the city didn't feel was safe.
00:42:47.980
And, you know, after a couple of years of that, we just decided, look, it's time to move down to,
00:42:53.300
let's just say a, a free Republic of Texas. And, and we did it before everything. And now that I talk
00:42:59.840
with friends, the COVID, most of my friends have left that I, that we had, and even one of the ADAs,
00:43:06.520
she goes, I can't work here. And she doesn't, she's not politically aligned with us, but she goes,
00:43:11.360
I can't work in this environment. So it's really shocking how the city has gone from the vital life
00:43:19.220
epicenter of the financial world, the center of the financial world and of commerce down to where
00:43:26.140
we're down worrying about a police officer that gets shot, riding a parking ticket. Come on.
00:43:35.700
And that's, that's, what's so horrific about this because, and I've watched the video from
00:43:40.780
the, the camera across, and I think we played it in, in the earlier bit of the show here.
00:43:45.420
You can't really see much because it's, it's like sort of across the street and at a, at a different
00:43:49.140
angle from where Diller is standing. But, but that's just it. This isn't a situation where there was a,
00:43:55.940
a, you know, an attempt at an arrest. This isn't a situation. So basically what it looks like it is,
00:44:01.700
they probably said, do you have any guns in the car? And I'm not going to talk to you,
00:44:04.960
step out of the car. I'm not going to step out of the car. And then eventually that leads to an
00:44:09.680
escalation, a verbal escalation, which leads to the shooting. But the idea being that this was a
00:44:15.520
routine stop. This wasn't like they were running down the street. There was some hot pursuit, et cetera,
00:44:20.580
et cetera, that it was, you know, you know, this wild shooting gallery kind of thing.
00:44:27.960
And yet turning your gun, there used to be a belief that you don't shoot a cop. There used
00:44:32.780
to be a man that you don't kill a cop that you don't. And it wasn't this like, you know, I've
00:44:38.440
seen people, people on the, on the left or like libertarians will say, Oh, are you just worship
00:44:42.300
police? You just worship police. It's not about worshiping police. It's about having a little bit
00:44:46.880
of respect for somebody who's willing to go and do those tough jobs, those thankless jobs
00:44:53.380
to be yelled at, to be spit at every day, to have to deal with, in many cases, the dregs
00:44:58.360
of society like this to try to make our cities run properly. And so if there's, and I've said
00:45:06.160
this to police, I said, man, I'm glad you guys do that job. Cause I don't want to do that
00:45:09.280
job. That job sucks. That job is, is, is, you know, to be able to do it. That takes a very
00:45:16.300
special breed, a very special breed to be able to do that. And that's why it's so disgusting
00:45:22.560
to me. Everything from the BLM movement of 2020, which totally just, just lied, just straight
00:45:29.080
up lied about police officers to up to this today, where we've turned this country into
00:45:34.940
spreading hatred. We just spread hatred for police officers. When I look at people like
00:45:40.240
Jonathan Diller and I say, yeah, I don't think this guy woke up any day of his life and said
00:45:44.880
that he wanted to do something wrong to anybody out there. He probably just wanted, he looked
00:45:49.620
like a guy who was trying to do the right thing for himself, his family and his city. And
00:45:53.620
that's why, and I'll throw it back to you. I'll throw it back to you on Patriot Mobile,
00:45:57.380
but that's, but Patriot Mobile actually does step up in many places to support organizations
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Yeah. Without question. I just want to say one thing. If the tables would have turned, could
00:46:08.860
you imagine the uproar that it would have, Oh, uh, uh, an illegal, well, I don't know
00:46:13.980
what they call them today, but an illegal immigrant came in and was killed by a cop.
00:46:18.720
Well, the left, the media would be all on an uproar, but you know, Jack, you hit the nail
00:46:23.240
on the head. Patriot Mobile believes, you know, we mentioned it earlier, first amendment,
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You know, we go down a couple of times every year down to the border to support our border
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patrol. You know, these guys on the front line are seeing things that we never see as a normal
00:46:51.080
citizen. And the police every day are seeing things, even here in Texas, you're kind of
00:46:56.160
going, Oh my goodness, I can't believe that this is allowed to happen. Well, you know what?
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It's got to stop. We, as a civilization cannot allow anybody to take the life of the unborn,
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take the life of a born. And can you imagine that one year old little boy growing up without a dad?
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It just breaks my heart. You have children. I have children. And the guy was just going to work
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00:47:27.900
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