Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - EPISODE 702： THE DEATH OF ONE OF NEW YORK'S FINEST

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00:00:30.000 This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.

00:00:39.800 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.

00:00:46.480 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.

00:00:49.420 Deliver us from evil.

00:00:51.020 New York City, it's a big night tonight in the Big Apple.

00:00:55.220 It's shaping up to be one of the biggest nights in Democratic politics

00:00:58.400 since President Biden's inauguration.

00:01:01.220 Former Presidents Obama and Clinton will join Biden in New York City

00:01:06.020 for an hours-long fundraiser, including moderated conversations with Stephen Colbert

00:01:12.100 and a lineup of musical performances that include Queen Latifah Lizzo and Ben Platt.

00:01:17.960 I think Jordan Roth.

00:01:19.300 I love Queen Latifah.

00:01:20.380 Help put that together.

00:01:20.860 Jordan did that?

00:01:21.700 Jordan did.

00:01:22.200 Oh, I love it.

00:01:23.080 It means it's going to be amazing.

00:01:24.540 The massive effort, which is expected to host over 5,000 people, has already raised over

00:01:31.120 $25 million for Biden.

00:01:34.860 President Trump will also be in New York today to attend the wake of NYPD officer Jonathan

00:01:41.040 Diller, who was shot and killed during what they call a routine traffic stop, allegedly by

00:01:46.360 a career criminal, arrested 21 times.

00:01:49.180 Over 1,000 people attended a candlelight vigil in Diller's hometown.

00:01:53.980 Now, NYPD sergeant's Benevolent Association president is telling some politicians that they

00:01:59.420 say have not backed the blue to stay away from the funeral.

00:02:03.680 Tragic death of Officer Jonathan Diller killed in the line of duty yesterday when he was shot

00:02:07.540 during a traffic stop in far Rockaway.

00:02:09.720 Tonight, a community's anguish was clear to see as a 31-year-old husband and father's body

00:02:13.980 arrived at a funeral home in Massapequa Park.

00:02:16.400 Well, an arrest has been made in the death of NYPD officer Jonathan Diller.

00:02:20.400 All right, the driver of the car that he stopped before being shot is facing two weapons charges.

00:02:24.780 Lindsay Jones was arraigned today on weapons charges.

00:02:28.720 Lindsay Jones was remanded by the judge.

00:02:31.020 It came out in court that he was already out on bail in connection to a separate crime the

00:02:37.300 night Officer Diller was shot and killed.

00:02:40.400 Police say he was driving, and he's saying that the man that pulled the trigger was a hitchhiker.

00:02:45.500 We found that out in court.

00:02:47.300 Guy Rivera.

00:02:48.500 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard.

00:02:51.260 Today's edition of Human Events Daily, live from Washington, D.C.

00:02:55.640 Today is March 28, 2024.

00:02:58.460 And, Odomini, we go live now to Long Island, New York.

00:03:02.900 David's ear is on the ground.

00:03:04.380 The death of one of New York's finest.

00:03:08.180 Hey, Jack.

00:03:10.640 Yeah, Jack, good afternoon.

00:03:12.560 It's a rainy and somber day for one of New York's finest, an NYPD finest, Jonathan Diller,

00:03:20.240 who leaves behind a wife and a one-year-old son here, shot on a routine traffic stop in

00:03:26.140 Monday in far Rockaway, Queens, where there's a lot of crime in New York City by convicted

00:03:30.900 criminals, Guy Rivera and Lindy Jones.

00:03:32.680 These guys were arrested 10, 21 times for the other.

00:03:36.100 But we're outside the Massapequa funeral home here on the south shore of Long Island, in

00:03:40.980 Massapequa, where Jonathan Diller lived, to Massapequa Park, where so many first responders,

00:03:46.700 emergency service workers, NYPD, FDNY commute every day to New York City under an embattled

00:03:53.880 situation, where they can't do their job.

00:03:56.440 People feel they can operate with impunity here.

00:03:59.480 The Trump motorcade just pulled up.

00:04:01.220 Trump's inside the funeral home right now.

00:04:03.520 He's going to come out with a press gaggle and make some remarks, apparently, in a little

00:04:08.060 while.

00:04:09.020 But the story here is that, you know, Trump gave a donation to Tunnel to Towers, believe

00:04:14.060 he paid off the mortgage for this family through Tunnel to Towers, and had a phone call

00:04:18.680 with the family.

00:04:19.340 But the Sergeant's Benevolent Association in New York City is telling New York City

00:04:23.580 council members to stay away from the funeral, specifically Adrian Adams and Jumaane Williams,

00:04:31.140 who had, you know, defund the police operations going on during the George Floyd protests and

00:04:36.160 riots in the city.

00:04:37.460 They wanted to handicap the cops in January.

00:04:40.780 At least Mayor Adams stood up and vetoed that bill, bogging them down with paperwork here.

00:04:46.040 But, Jack, the sad story here is that 200 cops a month retire in New York City.

00:04:51.060 Many are leaving without even waiting for their 20-year pension here.

00:04:55.840 And if anyone wants to make donations, thesilvershieldfoundation.org slash donate for the family here.

00:05:02.980 But this was a routine traffic stop.

00:05:05.040 They were casing a T-Mobile store in Queens.

00:05:08.360 The cop was shot in the abdomen or the stomach and passed away.

00:05:12.260 Very, very sad day here in Nassau County.

00:05:17.320 Now, walk me through, David.

00:05:19.060 We've only got a minute left.

00:05:20.680 So, President Trump, we're told he's going to be speaking here very soon publicly.

00:05:24.620 Are we going to be able to take that?

00:05:25.660 I lost Jack.

00:05:32.580 All right.

00:05:33.360 So, we're going to take that live, folks.

00:05:35.100 President Trump speaking soon there.

00:05:37.680 Massapequa Funeral Home, Long Island, New York. 0.85

00:05:40.500 This was a career criminal. 0.93

00:05:42.800 A career criminal who should receive the death penalty in public as well as the person who 0.86

00:05:48.400 was with him and to all the judges and the politicians and the Soros policies, the people

00:05:54.400 who pushed these things that allowed this person to be back on the street, they themselves

00:05:59.620 should spend the rest of their natural lives behind bars, in jail.

00:06:06.900 Jonathan Diller shouldn't be going to a funeral home today.

00:06:10.100 He should be going home to his wife and son. 0.59

00:06:12.940 He should be going home to his wife and son. 0.59

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00:06:50.780 All right, Jack Posobiec, we are back live here at Human Events Daily.

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00:08:01.560 We have Mike Davis here, the Article III project.

00:08:05.320 So, Mike, as we move from, and President Trump expected to speak very soon, we're going to

00:08:10.020 take that live when he does, at this, the wake of the death of this, one of New York's

00:08:14.620 finest, police officer, this criminal who didn't have the law turned on him in any way,

00:08:21.500 was arrested 21 times, was out on the street, and now he's shooting police officers in broad

00:08:25.740 daylight. In the same way that there are no laws applied to this guy, instead, in these other

00:08:33.280 cases, in the case of John Eastman, we have the law completely twisted and over-applied to

00:08:39.540 political enemies of the regime. This is the hallmark, the textbook hallmark of anarcho-tyranny.

00:08:47.740 Anarcho-tyranny is always used in such a way to let out the violent criminals, to run amok

00:08:53.420 among society, and then to take down anyone who stands in the way of the agenda. Mike,

00:08:59.080 tell me why all of this has happened to John Eastman. Walk me through the details, and then

00:09:04.360 give us the latest update.

00:09:06.360 Yeah, what's happening to John Eastman is a disgrace. You have this Democrat judge in California,

00:09:14.760 Yvette Rowland, who donated to Obama. She donated to Kamala Harris, to Gavin Newsom,

00:09:25.280 the DNC, Axe Ballou, and other Democrats. She is recommending that John Eastman, a constitutional

00:09:33.320 attorney, a former professor, a former law school dean who clerked for the Supreme Court of the United

00:09:40.240 States, Justice Clarence Thomas on the Supreme Court. He clerked for the Fourth Circuit Court

00:09:46.000 of Appeals for Judge Mike Ludig, who's completely lost his mind now. He's been Trump deranged. But 0.88

00:09:52.320 he made a legal argument, a legal argument that the vice president's, about the vice president's role

00:10:00.020 and the certification of the presidential election results on January 6th. This Democrat judge in

00:10:09.540 California doesn't agree with his legal argument, so she's recommending his disbarment. This can't

00:10:15.960 happen in this country where you have attorneys getting disbarred because they're making legal

00:10:22.480 arguments. They're making what some may consider fringe legal arguments. They're zealously representing

00:10:28.400 their clients. I talked about this earlier, and I tweeted about this, that Thurgood Marshall

00:10:33.440 advocated for courts to ignore a 50-plus-year-old precedent by the Supreme Court called Plessy v.

00:10:43.580 Ferguson, separate but equal. It's an abomination of our law, but that was the Supreme Court controlling

00:10:48.880 precedent for more than 50 years. And Thurgood Marshall advocated for these lower courts to ignore it,

00:10:55.380 and so the Supreme Court can eventually overturn Plessy v. Ferguson, which the Supreme Court did with

00:11:03.320 Brown v. Board of Education. Thurgood Marshall was the attorney on the case. Did he get disbarred? No.

00:11:10.160 He got put on the Supreme Court of the United States because he was a very effective lawyer. This is a very

00:11:15.500 dangerous game these Democrats are playing by disbarring attorneys for making legal arguments that they

00:11:22.020 consider fringe. One's fringe legal argument ends up being a hallmark case.

00:11:30.020 So, and this is incredible to me. So, the idea that they basically didn't like the legal argument,

00:11:35.700 so now they're, what is the current update? They're stripping him of his law license. Is that right?

00:11:39.940 Yeah, this Democrat Obama donor judge in California is stripping him of his law license, effective in two

00:11:50.380 days, and then the Supreme Court of California is going to decide whether John Eastman keeps his

00:11:56.180 law license or if he's disbarred. And it's, this is, this is insane that this is happening. Hunter,

00:12:02.100 just remember this, Hunter Biden gets to keep his law license, but John Eastman does not.

00:12:09.940 And, and so this is what's been done. So, she's written already this recommendation that he should

00:12:16.080 lose his license in California for this, these 11 disciplinary charges, the state bar, all of this

00:12:22.140 is being done at the same time. Now, Mike, help me understand this. This isn't going to just go away

00:12:29.940 on its own, is it? Republicans and conservatives, they have this idea that, oh, well, if you, if you

00:12:35.020 just, if you just get away from Trump and stop helping Trump and stop going with him and stop

00:12:39.760 participating in anything with Trump, then all of this is going to stop. Is that true?

00:12:45.020 That is a dangerously naive and stupid way of thinking by these Republicans, these weak Republicans. 1.00

00:12:51.660 Trump is a billionaire, former and likely future president of the United States. He is in the 1.00

00:12:59.000 Democrats way. These Democrats are not just going after Trump and Trump's top aides like Steve Bannon

00:13:04.900 and Peter Navarro eviscerating 250 years of constitutional executive privilege to throw

00:13:10.260 them in prison. He's going after Trump's lawyers, both inside the governments like Jeff Clark and

00:13:16.340 outside the government like John Eastman for making legal arguments with which they disagree.

00:13:20.980 They're trying to throw Jeff Clark in prison over this. They're trying to disbar both Jeff Clark

00:13:25.600 and John Eastman. They're trying to destroy their lives. They're going after Trump's supporters on

00:13:31.260 January 6th. You know, even those who were not violence, you know, those who didn't even

00:13:37.540 trespass. Apparently they're looking at going after them for just merely being on the Capitol grounds.

00:13:42.320 They're, they're, they're looking at going after them for trespassing on the Capitol grounds,

00:13:46.300 which is just absolutely insane. They're going after parents outraged by gender chaos in schools and

00:13:53.040 the resulting rapes in high school bathrooms. They're going after Christians praying outside 0.99

00:13:58.600 of abortion clinics while these same Democrats, these Marxist Democrats in the Biden justice

00:14:04.140 department in New York and DC and Atlanta, while they're going after Trump, his top aides, his

00:14:10.080 supporters, parents, Christians, they give amnesty to Joe Biden and his family. They give amnesty to

00:14:16.160 BLM, Antifa, Hamas, abortion industry activists, trans terrorists. These, the left, the leftist

00:14:23.720 protesters are causing a hell of a lot more damage, death and destruction than anyone did on January 6th.

00:14:30.780 But look at, look at how our system has been weaponized, right? And so to these Republicans who

00:14:36.040 think this is going away when Trump's going away, I would say, wake up, wake up. This is, you don't

00:14:41.720 understand. This is not our parents' or grandparents' Democrat party. These aren't liberals who love

00:14:46.560 America. These are leftists. These are Marxists. They're trying to destroy us.

00:14:51.320 Look, we've had the preaching of the choir, man. We've got the whole new book out. It just came out

00:14:56.080 last week. We're calling it Unhumans, The Secret History of Communist Revolutions and How to Crush Them.

00:14:59.940 And we specifically make this argument that conservatives need to wake up. This is a playbook,

00:15:07.280 a playbook that's been run in country after country for 250 years at this point. And I get it,

00:15:15.560 right? We don't want to be in this situation. It's hard to have to admit that these people have taken

00:15:21.780 over so many of our institutions and so many places. But what we used to be able to laugh off and say,

00:15:27.060 oh, the Ninth Circus Court of Appeals, or oh, California is just that way, or oh, San Francisco,

00:15:31.520 guess what? They've got power now. And they're using that power against us. They're using that

00:15:38.460 power to get their way. They're using that power to let violent criminals out of jail so they can

00:15:45.880 kill police officers like Jonathan Diller and then go after good attorneys like John Eastman.

00:15:53.400 It's very clear. And so, you know, I guess, Mike, why is it that so many conservatives,

00:15:58.460 and you've got tons of experience on Capitol Hill, why is it that they can't understand that this is

00:16:03.020 actually intentional? Because they are so weak and stupid. And what needs to happen, 1.00

00:16:09.180 and when Trump is back in the White House, his acting attorney general on January 20th,

00:16:14.540 2025 needs to open a criminal probe on this obvious criminal conspiracy by these Democrats

00:16:22.560 to wage this illegal lawfare and election interference to interfere in the election and

00:16:28.340 to violate the civil rights of so many Americans, Trump, his top aides, his lawyers, his supporters,

00:16:36.480 parents, Christians, this is an all-out assault by the left to use government, to use law enforcement 0.98

00:16:45.840 in the courts to destroy political enemies. This is what happens in third world Marxist hellholes. 0.91

00:16:52.260 As you know very well, Jack, this is what happens in communist countries, you know, like China and

00:16:57.680 North Korea, Zimbabwe, and now New York, D.C., and Atlanta.

00:17:02.980 Yeah, this is exactly why we put the book together. It's called Unhumans. People go get it. It's 40%

00:17:08.080 off right now. Mike Davis, where can people go to follow you to get more information?

00:17:13.180 Thank you, Jack. It's article3project.org. You can donate and take action there and find our social media.

00:17:19.820 Incredible. Folks, people need to go and support article 3 because you have to look at this. This

00:17:25.900 is not the rule of law. This is the rule of people. This is the rule by leftists. This is rule by power.

00:17:33.160 This is will to power. And the left is focusing on that. The right wants to sit around and argue

00:17:38.780 about, oh, we're not getting equal treatment. We're not being treated fairly. Oh, don't be mean.

00:17:43.780 Don't say something that might be offensive. We've got to, you want to spend your time. It's

00:17:47.820 pathological where the right will attempt to prove to the other side that they're actually good people

00:17:53.540 and say, if you just accept me and accept that I'm a good person, then, then maybe everything will be

00:17:59.840 okay. Stop trying to justify yourselves to these people. You do not have to. They are destroying our

00:18:07.380 society. They're running roughshod over our liberties, under color of law, and it's time that they felt the heat.

00:18:14.920 It's as simple as that. This will not stop until they receive reciprocity. Stay tuned. Human Events Daily

00:18:20.100 next. President Trump speaks very soon.

00:18:26.640 But I got a hankering, yearning deep inside for this book called Unhumans. I just can't hide.

00:18:42.400 All right, Jack Rossock back live. Human Events Daily. The book is Unhumans. Folks, the most important 0.95

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00:20:09.540 Hey, I'm doing well. Good to hear from you and good chatting.

00:20:13.980 Good as well. Now, so we're always causing trouble over here at Human Events. You guys are always

00:20:19.240 causing trouble over at Patriot Mobile. Tell me, and this is something people don't get,

00:20:23.520 and I've seen you guys refer to now, you're the far right cell phone company. Like,

00:20:27.260 what do you mean far right cell phone company? You're just doing cell phones. You're doing mobile

00:20:31.380 service. I don't understand. Why are they so upset with you guys?

00:20:34.300 You know, I hear that all the time, and I look at it and say, we're not far right. You know,

00:20:40.340 my dad was a World War II vet. He served in the Army, blowing up bridges, came back, 1.00

00:20:46.860 went back and into the Navy because his town was either deceased or gone overseas fighting.

00:20:52.040 I grew up with a military man. And you know, what's interesting, he instilled biblical values in me.

00:21:00.740 He loves the freedom of the country, freedom of press, First Amendment, Second Amendment,

00:21:05.220 right to life, military first responders. If that makes me far right, well, you know what? I'm sorry.

00:21:11.900 I mean, I just believe in the freedom that we have, that the men and women that founded this country and

00:21:16.880 the ones that have lost their lives, that's who I am. That's who we are as a business. We put God

00:21:22.840 first in everything that we do. We are, he's our, he's the center of our business and we're his stewards.

00:21:30.220 I love that. I mean, I am fired up every day to get out and, and, and do what we do.

00:21:37.160 Well, no, and I say they, you know, they call us far right because actually they're so far to the left

00:21:42.280 that everyone looks far right to them because they're actually so far, you know, we're just

00:21:46.880 normal. And so, uh, when you talk about that, you know, you guys, you're, you're actually doing so

00:21:52.080 much more than just providing, uh, service for people though, because you're, you know, and,

00:21:58.260 and as we're in Holy week, as we're in Holy week today, being course, uh, Holy Thursday,

00:22:02.740 we're going into the Easter, uh, the Easter weekend. It's so important for people to understand

00:22:09.300 that in our secularized society, where we've taken God out of everything, where we've taken

00:22:14.120 God out of all of these places, you are actually working to bring God back into the public square.

00:22:20.900 Amen. I mean, I say this frequently, even though it was last year that we did. So,

00:22:26.860 you know, one of our favorite senators here in Texas is Brian Hughes. He, he crafted a bill that said,

00:22:34.360 if somebody brings you an, in God, we trust into the school that, that needs to be hung on a,

00:22:42.960 on the wall in a very obvious place. Well, you know, as a team, we decided, you know what,

00:22:48.120 let's print a few thousand of those and, and give them out to the various schools. And I'm going to

00:22:54.040 tell you that created such a stir. I mean, it was interesting. The BBC came in and said, don't you

00:23:00.880 think that's pushing God? And, and the New York times wrote a big article and it was, they were

00:23:06.020 all hit pieces, but at the end of the day, those kinds of hit pieces do us wonders. Our business

00:23:11.020 just flourished. And, you know, all we did was want to put in God, we trust because we believe in God.

00:23:16.520 Our, our country was founded on biblical principles, you know, and it's really simple. It really is

00:23:22.960 simple, but people just, there are very small fraction of people that make a great deal of noise about it.

00:23:29.400 And, you know, I just say, it's, I don't really care.

00:23:35.180 Now there's the other, no, we shouldn't care. We should actually, and, and by the way, not care

00:23:39.620 about their complaints, but we should care because I've always said that this all goes back to,

00:23:44.460 and we've got this in the new book as well, that in the 1960s, the very first target they made was

00:23:49.360 God in the public square by pushing in this country. And people don't want to believe this

00:23:53.680 in this country. It used to be common for public schools to open, go back to our own history,

00:23:59.960 to open with the pledge of allegiance and then reading a passage of the Holy Bible. And that was

00:24:06.640 just normal in school houses all over the country. And the very first thing that the, the soft

00:24:14.000 revolution, the irregular revolution, whatever you want to call it, the counterculture did was push

00:24:18.440 God out of the public square. Now, one of the other things that I just heard that you guys are

00:24:23.540 supporting is this new program that allows for students in these schools to go and attend a prayer,

00:24:32.140 essentially prayer sessions during school hours. If it's offsite, can you talk about that?

00:24:38.080 Yeah, we, we sponsor a group called LifeWise Academy and they, they organized within a school

00:24:44.360 and it allows kids to leave for an hour or 30 minutes. I think it's every day. I'm not quite

00:24:49.720 sure. I'm not well-versed, but we get to, we were trying to bring God back into schools. We're not

00:24:55.820 trying to force religion on anybody. We just want the freedom to allow children to worship their creator.

00:25:05.300 You know, when I grew up in the late sixties, early seventies, we prayed, we did the pledge of

00:25:09.680 allegiance. Every day we had a prayer session and the school started. The real beauty of that is

00:25:16.300 we're just trying to get others or aligning with organizations that truly puts freedom back in.

00:25:24.980 And that's the freedom of religion that, that right to worship him.

00:25:29.520 Well, and it's, it's amazing too, because when we go back to our first amendment, everybody knows the

00:25:33.600 first amendment, uh, included the, includes freedom of speech and freedom of the press and freedom of the

00:25:38.180 assembly, but it also includes the freedom of religion. And the point of that was not that the

00:25:42.860 government should restrict religion or put restrictions on religion. If a local school,

00:25:49.120 right, if a local school, and I'm just talking about under the constitution on the way things

00:25:52.440 should be, if a local school and the school board decides that, Hey, we want these types of prayers

00:25:58.740 in our school board, then that should be legal. That is legal under the constitution, under the way it

00:26:04.920 was, again, originally written. And that's the way it was in American history for over a century.

00:26:11.640 And it's only up until the 1960s and others, when they started changing these things and moving it

00:26:17.660 around, but because by taking God, by taking the Holy Bible out of our framework, by taking him out,

00:26:24.480 that's what takes away our moral center. Um, by the way, we've got in, in the, in the,

00:26:29.380 we see president Trump just left the, uh, the wake of this officer there in New York. I'm not sure

00:26:37.560 if he's about to, about to speak or what the schedule is. Do we have any update on that guys?

00:26:49.320 All right. Any, any moment president Trump is expected to speak, but Glenn talk to me about

00:26:54.360 the importance of why we should have moral standards and how that comes from our Bible.

00:27:00.340 Well, that's why should we have moral standards? That's kind of govern what we do and think as a,

00:27:06.160 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. 0.97

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.

00:31:01.240 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,

00:31:15.240 going to pre-order town. Pre-order in the U.S.

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, 1.00

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 1.00

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, 0.71

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 1.00

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 1.00

00:45:16.300 special breed, a very special breed to be able to do that. And that's why it's so disgusting 0.91

00:45:22.560 to me. Everything from the BLM movement of 2020, which totally just, just lied, just straight 0.60

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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00:46:04.140 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

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00:46:39.380 You know, we go down a couple of times every year down to the border to support our border

00:46:45.220 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?

00:47:02.700 It's got to stop. We, as a civilization cannot allow anybody to take the life of the unborn, 0.99

00:47:10.400 take the life of a born. And can you imagine that one year old little boy growing up without a dad?

00:47:15.760 It just breaks my heart. You have children. I have children. And the guy was just going to work

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Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - March 28, 2024

EPISODE 702： THE DEATH OF ONE OF NEW YORK'S FINEST

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