Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - October 16, 2024


FBI ADMITS TRUMP WAS RIGHT - CRIME IS UP AND THE FINAL SPRINT FOR SWING STATES

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This is what happens when the 4th Turning meets 5th Generation Warfare, a commentator, international social media sensation, and former navy intelligence veteran. This is Human Events Daily with your host, Jack Persovic ( )!

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00:00:43.420 a commentator international social media sensation and former navy intelligence veteran this is human
00:00:55.000 events with your host jack persovic christ is they forced him out it was like a coup i spent 150
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00:01:47.300 see the greatest set of talent ever walk on the field on january 20th well first of all on the
00:01:53.620 point of reparations it has to be studied there's no question about that and i've been very clear
00:01:58.180 about that position i think it's touch and go right now i see shades of the hillary clinton campaign 0.94
00:02:04.160 with the uh arrogance of a democratic party out of touch with the electorate we want to have as many
00:02:10.220 people come in as possible but they have to come in legally we don't want murderers we don't want
00:02:15.020 drug dealers we don't want uh human traffickers we don't want people from prison that are being let
00:02:21.140 out after murdering somebody we don't want to have that we want to have great people come in
00:02:25.840 what started out as a robbery crew upwards of 50 robberies 20 individuals arrested for upwards of 50
00:02:33.200 robberies with and out of those 20 individuals every single one of them is on the streets today
00:02:39.340 crime is down all over the world except here crime here is up and through the roof despite
00:02:44.820 their fraudulent statements that they made crime in this country is through the roof and we have a
00:02:50.060 new form of crime it's called migrant crime and it's happening at levels that nobody thought 1.00
00:02:54.680 possible president trump as you know the fbi says overall violent crime is actually coming down in
00:02:59.200 this country but excuse me the fbi defraud they were defrauding statements they they didn't include
00:03:04.400 the worst cities well ladies and gentlemen welcome aboard today's edition of human events daily we
00:03:10.060 are live today is october 15 2024 anno domini ladies and gentlemen i know this is going to come as a
00:03:17.560 shock to so many of you but yes it turns out the fbi lied i know i know it's something that we all took
00:03:27.600 a sacrosanct we took as gospel uh we know that it was matthew mark luke and john and the fbi
00:03:36.560 matthew mark luke and john and j edgar hoover but no it turns out the fbi actually lied and david muir
00:03:43.240 lied as well in his fact check of president trump at the abc debate turns out that donald trump was once
00:03:50.600 again completely correct let's go through some of the stats shall we the revised fbi crime data
00:03:58.640 revised data revised data they originally missed almost 2 000 murders in 2022 given that almost all
00:04:08.440 murders are reported how does the fbi miss that many murders and this is from crimeresearch.org
00:04:14.340 the revised data shows what percent change in crime rates between 2021 and 2022 and keep in mind by
00:04:21.840 the way this is just for the crime data released for 2022 so we're not even talking yet about 2024
00:04:28.760 we're two years but the data is lagging two years behind our current point in time but if the trend
00:04:36.400 is not your friend then guess where we are now so they missed
00:04:41.420 1 699 murders they missed as well nearly 80 000 violent crimes and look at this the property crime
00:04:52.800 rate 198 015 the larceny theft rate 113 975 and then there the violent crime rate look at this
00:05:04.960 80 000 29 so what does this mean in terms of differential because you have to talk about
00:05:11.940 okay is this up is this down what what do these numbers mean you can't just give people numbers
00:05:15.800 in a vacuum and that's what we endeavor not to do here on human events daily so you go right in
00:05:21.780 well originally the fbi said that the violent crime had fallen by 2.1 percent but as it turns out
00:05:28.860 violent crime actually increased by 4.5 nearly a 5 year on year increase from 2021 to 2022 now how many
00:05:40.680 people are actually going to be hearing that data is this true in your area is this something that
00:05:46.320 you're seeing and particularly if you're in one of the seven swing states i want you to email us
00:05:50.220 right now tell us what you're seeing 1776 at humanevents.com 1776 at humanevents.com my father by the way
00:05:58.000 was just profiled in our local paper for going to the trump rally but at the same time right next to
00:06:05.120 that was a story about a violent murder that took place just two blocks from where we grew up this is
00:06:12.940 the story of our times ladies and gentlemen the crime that's going on in our own hometowns the
00:06:19.480 murders on our streets we'll be right back 1776 at humanevents.com
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00:07:43.460 and qualifying orders slnt.com slash poso so folks i want to look at those at those numbers again and
00:07:51.220 i want to tell you a little bit about that story out of narstown pennsylvania so as wonderful it is
00:07:56.720 and my father you know really cool that he got profiled a little bit there in our local paper with
00:08:03.220 president trump for the rally and you see a little picture of my dad there he got up he's doing his uh
00:08:09.220 doing his version of the trump dance the trump uh what to see as they would as they call it but i
00:08:15.620 want to call your attention also to the other story that's on the cover and so my my dad sent me this
00:08:23.560 this morning and said hey look i made it in the paper look at your old man check it out i was like
00:08:27.640 ah it's great to see that good job but then the other story that's right there and i talked about
00:08:33.740 this with tucker and the media came in and they said they wanted to fact check me on these things
00:08:38.440 and let's see what it says teen sentenced for role in robbery and murder a narstown teenager who
00:08:45.920 admitted to conspiring with three others in the robbery of a man who was fatally shot during the
00:08:51.320 encounter faces time in a juvenile detention facility followed by a period of adult probation
00:08:56.820 and connection with his role in a crime justin liere davis who was 16 at the time participated in the
00:09:02.940 7 49 p.m january 20th 2024 robbery of william carter in the unit block of westwood street in
00:09:11.740 norristown was adjudicated on charges of third degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder he
00:09:18.600 just turned 17 by the way he will be allowed out most likely by the time that he's 21 he'll be put
00:09:26.560 back on the street after he robbed and murdered a guy on westwood street in norristown what's
00:09:32.320 interesting about westwood street in norristown well westwood street the corner specifically where
00:09:37.780 this murder took place is called wood and powell what's interesting about the corner of wood and
00:09:42.300 powell is that's where i was born was on the corner of wood and powell in norristown in a place that
00:09:48.280 used to be called montgomery hospital but montgomery hospital isn't there anymore because it was
00:09:54.280 demolished after norristown became a sanctuary city and in its place is now a vacant lot and they
00:10:00.900 opened up a planned parenthood clinic next door i used to live one block away from wood and powell my
00:10:07.740 father who you see there on the cover that's depicted used to live right one block away at us we were at
00:10:14.180 for nansen powell that's wood and powell so it's one block up and we lived there our entire lives my father
00:10:21.300 lived there since 1954 so from 1954 all the way up into the 1990s 40 plus years my father lived on that
00:10:31.020 street and this is what he's seen it devolve into in his lifetime and you just kind of see all of it
00:10:37.400 right there folks you see all of it right there a town working class town that devolves into chaos 1.00
00:10:43.300 that devolves into sanctuary cities murder and then you see an old guy from the neighborhood
00:10:49.040 from the old neighborhood i should say and donald trump coming in to say we need to restore
00:10:54.580 law and order to our homes that's the story of this election so how do we win that this election
00:11:00.020 well folks we've got the coo of turning point action to talk to us all about the different
00:11:05.920 operations that are going on in the swing states as we have 20 days really just 20 days left let's get
00:11:11.300 him on to question him that tyler boyer joins us now what's up tyler what's up jack how we doing
00:11:16.540 we're good man to 20 days is it really 20 days is that for real no it's crazy i it's like we need
00:11:23.940 we need more time you always want more time but i feel like we're on a good trajectory right now
00:11:27.840 with where everything's at to make sure that we we get this thing across the finish line
00:11:31.740 in a way i feel like it's been uh it's been like four years down to 20 days and i'm it's just it's so
00:11:38.040 surreal to me to think that in less than three weeks you know we're gonna have well let me ask you
00:11:41.980 this tyler and i'm sure i'll be there with you on on air but do you think we'll have an answer on
00:11:45.680 election night yeah i mean that's the goal right so like to break it down real easily for everybody
00:11:51.440 that's watching and listening at home uh you know you've got arizona and wisconsin which are really
00:11:57.500 your should be your backup plans to the winning formula pennsylvania and georgia so right now
00:12:03.980 you've got home state to jack pennsylvania uh what he claims uh and you've got georgia on a really
00:12:11.480 great trajectory north carolina is looking fine so with all the polling that's there and everybody
00:12:17.020 turns out we had a really great first day of early voting in georgia where we had a lot of good rural
00:12:22.420 turnout that's where you lose this election is in the rurals across america so with that you have
00:12:28.300 arizona wisconsin as kind of the backup plan uh because that's what gets you to the 270 marker
00:12:35.360 uh over the 270 marker if anything goes wrong in either one of those two states and arizona wisconsin
00:12:41.940 are really interesting because they're very similar and voting population sizes so last election you
00:12:47.400 have about yeah three three and a half million people who are going to cast votes in both those
00:12:51.880 states uh the you know the the projections right now that turnout is going to be lower and so lower
00:12:58.280 turnout uh is is i think good for us because it's an indicator that there's lower turnout
00:13:03.960 amounts amongst democrats they worked really hard in 2020 to get a lot of people registered and out
00:13:09.060 but wisconsin and arizona are both right on pace right now and where you want to kind of keep in
00:13:14.520 your mind is basically every 30 uh to 35 000 votes is about uh is about one percent that moves the needle
00:13:23.000 so you start asking yourself the question well what can we do to move 30 000 votes in either of those
00:13:29.700 two states well it's it's real simple it's it's it's getting out the vote making sure that your
00:13:33.740 neighbors get in their ballot and they get in on time uh and don't wait for potential weather to
00:13:39.880 happen in in wisconsin or michigan don't wait for other issues to arise we have a huge senior base in
00:13:47.840 arizona uh people have bad days they have they go to the hospital they feel sick uh before elections
00:13:53.780 don't risk it get your ballot and drop it off at an early voting location or go vote early
00:14:00.040 which has now become so familiar for a lot of people well and that's what i did in pennsylvania
00:14:06.920 there i went and voted already guess what tyler by the way both of my parents already they've even
00:14:11.820 voted two weeks before me in pennsylvania they voted in september so this idea of normalizing
00:14:18.480 the early voting is key so but but tyler walk us through those numbers when we talk about people
00:14:24.660 like i'm putting up there i understand charlie hasn't received his ballot yet which i think is
00:14:28.400 hilarious and he was saying that's why he uh he was saying on his show that that's why he hasn't
00:14:32.620 voted yet it's like you just have to start shaming people into not voting why haven't you voted yet do
00:14:37.180 you not love america do you not support donald trump what's your problem man what's your problem so
00:14:41.480 walk us through though in the data why is early voting so critical yeah i mean look so a lot of people
00:14:49.120 ask the question well if we all voted early wouldn't that tell the democrats exactly what we need
00:14:54.000 uh they need to beat us by in order to win and the answer quick answer is yes but if we also wait to
00:15:00.900 everyone just vote on one day that doesn't give our teams that are out working so diligently to get
00:15:07.280 in as many votes as humanly possible uh and it is a real simple explanation prior to data and technology
00:15:13.640 being available up to the minute up to the hour up to the day uh you really didn't know when you were
00:15:19.660 running elections how things were going to turn out you kind of got data over the course of weeks
00:15:23.900 rather than days or even hours and so now because that all is accessible and the democrats have really
00:15:30.660 uh weaponized this they've really identified okay well if you know this one specific precinct is not
00:15:37.060 turning in as many votes as they usually do they can send basically a strike team to go turn out those
00:15:42.640 votes meaning go knock on those people's doors and get them turned out our side just really hasn't done
00:15:47.660 that so that's what we built at turning point action with our full-time team that we've had in
00:15:52.100 arizona and wisconsin and we've tested in some other places that's why we've been so focused on this is
00:15:58.340 get out the vote in the same way that the left is done identifying the specific precincts that we got
00:16:05.080 to turn out make sure it turned out in full in order for us to win and and it's working right now
00:16:10.380 on the ground here in arizona we have thousands of people who have committed to our commit 100 program
00:16:16.900 uh just like you can see on screen you can go tpaction.com slash 100 and sign up for that and
00:16:23.600 help out chase 100 ballots is what we've done and we said is hey commit to 100 ballots just you know
00:16:30.880 become best friends with these people talk to them follow up with them text them follow up text with
00:16:35.640 them make sure they get in their vote as quickly as possible because the low propensity voters what we
00:16:42.260 sometimes call a low information voter a less reliable voter a person who just isn't as as hot
00:16:49.260 to vote as you are uh those are the people who ultimately decide swing states and so that's the
00:16:56.260 big message that we're talking about especially with republicans now is you know the swing voter is
00:17:01.560 really important obviously we want to win those people guess what guys we're already winning those
00:17:05.200 people uh in in most states 60 40 are are like i'm not no brainer i'm not doing another four years
00:17:11.920 of joe biden type disastrous policies we're already winning that we have to go out and find and get out
00:17:18.380 the people who already agree with us but again just need a little bit of extra hand they're a little bit
00:17:23.560 old and they forget they uh you know just don't care as much about voting as maybe you do but if they
00:17:28.940 had a little bit of an assistance they would do it that is the most critical piece
00:17:32.920 and this is huge so you actually get them out you find the people who are there and then you can
00:17:39.420 remove them from your delta by the way and we can talk about it later but elon must just announced a
00:17:44.780 series of talks that he's going to be holding across pennsylvania but in order to attend you have
00:17:50.220 to have already voted early in pennsylvania so i don't know he's going to verify that but you can't
00:17:56.120 get into the elon must talks in pa that he's going to be announcing unless you've already voted so i guess
00:18:01.720 i can go my family can go the posos can go are you going to be able to go we'll see you gotta vote
00:18:07.240 first that's what elon says stay tuned come back with more tyler board
00:18:10.480 hours i'm always listening to human events with jack posobik
00:18:20.160 all right jack posobik we are back live human events daily folks the world is in flames and
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00:19:19.180 poso 20 so tyler boyer you were just telling me during the break there and actually yeah it just
00:19:24.860 occurred to me as well that the way that elon is probably going to be able to run this registration
00:19:30.520 for these events is that if you register if you use your true name that they're going to be able to
00:19:35.500 actually check that up with these voter rolls and voter and the voter data that you're talking about
00:19:39.500 isn't he yeah so all of us so we have some really great partners that we're working with turning point
00:19:44.580 action uh is not doing its full chase the vote program in pennsylvania but we have great partners
00:19:49.920 in the pha chase with cliff maloney and we've been working really closely with scott press our early
00:19:54.560 vote action supporting everything that he's doing uh and then of course you've got america pack that's
00:20:00.120 operating in many of these states and then one of their primary focuses is pennsylvania that's why
00:20:04.480 elon's been spending so much time there but yeah all of us right now are looking at and and just uh
00:20:09.860 just diving so deeply into the voter data as it's coming back hour by hour day by day uh really
00:20:15.680 identifying you know who from our target universes has turned in the vote so basically what this comes
00:20:21.800 down to for everyone that's listening at home is you've got hundreds of thousands uh and and really
00:20:28.400 with you match all these states together there's millions of voters who we've isolated figured out these
00:20:34.120 are the people who may or may not vote and so all of us are working together and really harmony
00:20:39.440 and the most harmony i think i've ever seen in the conservative movement putting bodies out on
00:20:44.000 doors to turn out those voters so participating in pennsylvania working with us through turning point
00:20:50.280 action or early vote action or the pha chase or america pack all of those different ways all of us
00:20:57.420 have a little bit unique programs that are designed and identifying those people that we absolutely have
00:21:03.380 to turn out who may or may not get out their vote if we don't remind them help them hold their hand
00:21:08.740 walk them to the mailbox or to the polling place oh it's absolutely genius now and of course by the
00:21:14.380 way we've got cliff maloney coming up right after here on the uh on the program today but tyler walk
00:21:19.720 me through a little bit some more there's been a lot of talk that i've heard in a lot of videos that
00:21:24.020 i've seen about turning point actions app and a lot of this information a lot of these operations
00:21:29.800 really are predicated on these apps this isn't the old this isn't the old walk books that used to get
00:21:34.720 when you know when i first got started in southeast pennsylvania and i remember doing scantron and all
00:21:39.820 that nonsense now it's all digital turning point actions got the app and in fact if i if i understand
00:21:46.000 correctly you can even use this app if you're not in one of the targeted states so walk us through some
00:21:51.520 of the features here yeah so we've tried to make the easiest possible to use uh get out the vote tool
00:21:59.360 that's ever been created within the conservative movement uh it's you'll notice that it's very
00:22:04.020 similar to scott's early vote action app it's because we've built it and provided it to them
00:22:08.600 also tea party patriots and so many others that are using the same construct really simple you
00:22:14.620 download the turning point action application and make sure it's the turning point action app it's blue
00:22:19.260 uh it's a blue button get in there in the top left hand corner you press the little arrow button and it
00:22:25.600 and it asks for your phone number you input your phone number that's how we make sure that you're
00:22:29.120 not a democrat and that you sign up for helping us get out the vote and then it provides to you
00:22:36.280 walk books immediately a call list text list and a postcard writing assistance application
00:22:43.440 so when you can get in there you say hey what can i do i've got you know an hour or two today
00:22:49.600 how can i be helpful there's a button when you go in there you click help knock doors and it
00:22:55.060 says voters near me you press the button it automatically pulls all the voters that we
00:22:59.760 absolutely need you to help get out near you and you can do this uh anywhere in the united states
00:23:06.520 there's also buttons below that that if you're outside of arizona or wisconsin or pennsylvania
00:23:12.420 or michigan or georgia that you can actually click on those buttons and it says arizona voters
00:23:18.480 click on that and go to them and start doing the exact same thing so you can start making calls
00:23:23.700 and sending text messages to people not in your own state but if you want to help save the country
00:23:30.040 you immediately can go in and within literal seconds you can do this and i've we've trained
00:23:35.620 95 year olds to use this uh we have young people who are using this for the first time we have
00:23:41.320 people who are gen xers who who say you know i never really got involved politically uh but i want
00:23:47.160 to do something that's just so simple and easy to use and and gives you no excuse you can immediately
00:23:52.560 pull up the names start talking to your neighbors and there's only one there's only one message jack
00:23:56.840 it's very simple get in your vote get in your vote you don't have to be a phd in politics you don't
00:24:03.640 have to talk about everything the who what when where why it's just simple get in your vote if you vote
00:24:10.380 if you can only vote for a couple different positions vote for u.s president vote for u.s senate
00:24:15.100 get those votes in and make sure that they're in beyond time and then aid those people with walking
00:24:21.340 them to their mailbox if they have an early vote or an absentee vote or take them to the nearest
00:24:26.760 polling place or polling center make a plan with them to vote you know it's actually funny you mention
00:24:33.160 that because it reminds me about when i was in the military and i used to teach uh report writing when i was
00:24:38.000 in military intel so um there'd be times when we'd be collecting field reports and i would go to
00:24:43.960 our junior junior analysts junior collectors and they would tell me like oh i've got this really
00:24:49.660 interesting report and there's something that's going on and they'd be so focused on like analyzing
00:24:54.500 what they had and trying to think about it and they would get what i call analysis by or excuse me
00:24:59.640 paralysis by analysis they would get paralysis by analysis and i would just sit there and go guys
00:25:04.560 just get the report in the computer just get it in the computer we could do all that later but you
00:25:10.900 need to get it in the computer first and what you do in training is we give them like uh deadlines and
00:25:16.780 make it time fused so i i love the fact by the way the turning point's doing that like how many how
00:25:21.740 many votes did you get in this week how many votes did you get in today so you've got to do that it's
00:25:27.300 just taking that that extra step of making all of this look you know we all have great stuff that we
00:25:32.260 talk about every day we're all learning about the information the truth that's going on repealing
00:25:36.200 back the layers of how our country actually works but guess what none of that matters none of that
00:25:41.800 matters if we don't spend the next 20 days actually taking action and making sure people get their
00:25:47.580 vote and i love by the way that elon is only letting people that have actually already voted early come to
00:25:53.860 his rallies it's like oh you didn't vote yet sorry sorry no room for you no room at the end
00:25:58.800 tyler i would be remiss if i didn't ask you while i have you on real quick here for a couple of
00:26:04.780 minutes so uh two of the names so the finger pointing has already kind of begun in the kamala
00:26:10.000 sphere and uh one of the big fingers that's being pointed is at tim walls and the selection of tim
00:26:16.660 walls in my state of pennsylvania our governor josh shapiro was passed over in your state of arizona
00:26:23.040 your senator mark kelly was passed over do you think that she would be more competitive in these
00:26:29.180 two swing states had she picked either of them yeah i mean this is the most interesting thing i think
00:26:36.820 when we look back uh there's a number of different points that you're going to see that they're going
00:26:40.620 to blame things on one is they're going to blame us because the get out the vote strategy hopefully
00:26:45.480 will have worked which is you know you know frightening our base into really taking seriously
00:26:52.220 voting early and making sure their vote gets that and counted and tabulated that's number one number
00:26:57.200 two they're going to look at uh obviously the minority vote and trump's gains there and trump had
00:27:04.040 already started on that process since 2016 so that's not new information to them they had already kind
00:27:10.140 of expected it but this is really kind of the big deal which is it comes down to the swing states
00:27:14.200 and the swing states that were at play here are you know again the top four that really matter at this
00:27:20.200 point for the democrats and republicans that have basically become ground zero are pennsylvania
00:27:26.080 georgia wisconsin arizona it's kind of expected that michigan uh should land with the people that
00:27:34.020 they have out for the democrats it's kind of expected that north carolina will kind of land with
00:27:38.260 the republicans it's always been been there nevada is uh would matter more had 0.97
00:27:43.940 the nebraska second district if they if we got winner take all done but now because nebraska
00:27:50.160 because that nebraska issue didn't get resolved uh nevada doesn't matter as much in the in the
00:27:56.600 formula for 270 to win so you're looking now at this point at pennsylvania georgia arizona wisconsin
00:28:03.420 and so there's really two breakdowns here you have georgia which is already hairy for the democrats
00:28:10.440 arizona which is has been looking bad for the democrats this entire time and you have the
00:28:16.600 union members who have a huge amount of influence in michigan and pennsylvania and so this is where
00:28:22.920 the concept came up was you know the black pastors that are in michigan said we absolutely have to
00:28:29.020 have kamlo to be able to survive at all and get some some of our black voters back but then you know
00:28:37.180 you had the union arm that runs all these outside c4s which are their get out the vote operation 1.00
00:28:42.100 and people don't realize this the entire get out of the vote operation is totally dependent on these
00:28:46.800 unions so they make the calls ultimately and their call was they wanted josh shapiro and if they
00:28:52.680 couldn't get josh shapiro the only other viable option for them those big union guy was tim waltz
00:28:57.760 and so it looks like josh shapiro said no i don't want to tie my future to kamala harris
00:29:03.640 and so they they were stuck with tim waltz they had no also the fact that he's also the fact that
00:29:08.360 he's jewish and he volunteered with the idf and that would have been just a complete poison pill for 0.98
00:29:13.400 a lot of voters out there in michigan minnesota and northern virginia that kamala harris's party has 0.98
00:29:19.500 imported in yeah i mean yeah the democrats how they look at this map they got they got to go we can't
00:29:25.440 lose michigan right if you lose michigan and i always tell people this losing michigan for the
00:29:30.620 democrats is like losing arizona for us you have to invest into arizona because the statistical
00:29:37.340 analysis to win the 270 electoral college votes is highly dependent on winning arizona for us
00:29:43.900 it's the same for them statistically if they lose michigan it makes their life really really really
00:29:49.320 difficult they have to start figuring out and getting really creative and winning other places
00:29:52.960 that they're not super comfortable winning like north carolina and other places and georgia
00:29:57.220 where there's just not as much viability there for them so for us we're like in actually a good
00:30:03.100 position if we properly staff places like this has been our argument the entire time at turning
00:30:07.720 point action is if you staff properly arizona you put pressure on in wisconsin you staff properly
00:30:14.660 georgia running you're now running up on the clock here man if you can win michigan or
00:30:19.220 pennsylvania you're in good shape and actually actually tyler can we hold you over real quick
00:30:25.240 because this this is fascinating and if if if you've got a minute just to finish the thought
00:30:29.920 i'd love to hold you over brother yeah you got it i'll be here all right cool cool hard break sorry
00:30:34.460 clock the clock runs the show not me we'll be right back human events daily you need to hear this
00:30:39.120 where's jack where's jack where is he jack i want to see you
00:30:49.920 great job jack thank you what a job you do you know we have an incredible thing we're always talking
00:30:57.640 about the fake news and the bad but we have guys and these are the guys should be getting
00:31:02.320 publicity all right jack so i'll be back here human events daily tyler boyer you were just
00:31:08.100 walking us through really masterful uh walkthrough of the states the clock cut us off that mean nasty
00:31:14.360 evil unforgiving clock let me give it back to you brother yeah and we like we were just talking about
00:31:20.560 i mean just where we're at is it basically comes down to and you just said this to me before we we got
00:31:27.320 back on is it's always been this way that the the republicans just have to basically pick up one of
00:31:32.660 the blue wall states it's pennsylvania michigan or wisconsin pennsylvania is the toughest in a lot of
00:31:38.620 ways because it's the biggest so that just means that you have to go all in really hard lots of money
00:31:45.400 spent on tv on the airwaves but then that's a lot of bodies and and the left has a lot of bodies
00:31:51.220 naturally to the unions the polling's been really good there because it appears that
00:31:57.060 the union benefit isn't really playing out and by the way there's like polls are showing 60 70 percent
00:32:03.420 of the union members are supporting trump so that's automatically taking the air out of their sales
00:32:08.140 both in pennsylvania and michigan which is part of the reason why you're seeing such positive things
00:32:13.080 there wisconsin's like a free-for-all it's a lot of farmland spread out state where you it's just it's
00:32:21.080 a right to work state so you have a far fewer union members that are there in the midwest
00:32:25.180 it's like one of the only states that really is that way it's kind of sandwiched between all these
00:32:29.800 big union states and it's it's a free-for-all and so that's kind of your last stand in the midwest if
00:32:36.060 you put bodies there you have a much better chance per capita to win votes that's been our argument at
00:32:42.240 turning point action is that makes the best investment sense uh to put people into and you know
00:32:47.860 coming out of this election the republican party really needs to staff up wisconsin and get much more
00:32:52.180 serious about wisconsin for that reason in addition to building more inroads with the unions because 0.98
00:32:58.080 the those inroads are there union members are there and the republican party cannot reject
00:33:03.540 the pro-trump strong blue-collar effort that you know a language that trump has put in that has really
00:33:12.100 attracted so many people to our side but you have to have the bodies to to to offset the amount of
00:33:19.380 bodies that are run by all these historic uh organizations that are really run by union
00:33:25.420 members and their families that are on the left and so that's really our job is we've got to build
00:33:30.140 our own apparatus within the unions we've got to build our own organizations that help pay those people
00:33:35.080 to get out the vote for us in in election years and then places like wisconsin we've got to staff up
00:33:41.940 big time you do that you win the presidency maybe for a generation if you do it right
00:33:46.920 tyler boyer turning point action give people that website one last time
00:33:51.200 join us commit 100 to chase 100 votes with us it's tpaction.com slash 100 that's tpaction.com
00:33:58.680 slash 100 we need your help pennsylvania georgia arizona wisconsin michigan nevada get out the vote so we
00:34:06.040 can win all right thank you so much tyler so understand folks kamala harris to win has to sweep
00:34:12.680 the rust belt trump only needs one so one of those key states is of course my home state of
00:34:19.900 pennsylvania and right there on the ground we got the phas led by cliff maloney who joins us now what's
00:34:26.140 up cliff jack i'm out here in york we're on the ground having fun i love york really really you
00:34:32.000 gotta stop by you gotta stop by the uh you gotta stop by the uh the white dog you gotta excuse me the 0.68
00:34:37.880 white rose you gotta stop by the white rose uh uh tavern man i love that place used to always go 0.96
00:34:43.600 there after events but don't go into don't go into fatties don't go into fat you don't trust me man you
00:34:48.840 do not want to go there yeah that's good to hear we're we're doing a super chase event here with
00:34:54.620 turning point so i appreciate you having tyler on as well but i'm going to do a super chase event with
00:34:59.620 a bunch of volunteers here as you know we've got 120 full-timers on the ground in pa knocking 500 000
00:35:06.860 doors uh happy to report on your show we just put out our daily tracker uh 259 000 doors so we are on
00:35:15.060 track to hit those 500 000 um but it's it's wild out here jack and listen totally agree with what you
00:35:21.520 and tyler just said you know pennsylvania is going to be tough the democrats have twice as many people
00:35:26.160 on the ground as they did in 2020 uh they're spending twice as much money when it comes to their
00:35:30.780 ground game um but this is the first time we're fighting fire with fire we are fighting back
00:35:36.020 and using their tactics and i think it's going to have tremendous success tell me about this final
00:35:42.920 sprint that the phas is conducting i love this walk me through what it means yeah so what we're doing
00:35:50.380 we have 120 full-time chasers but we want to pad the numbers right we want to do what the dems do and
00:35:55.460 just really have an influx at the end so i'm out here raising money uh folks want to support us they can
00:36:01.020 go to phas.com but what we're doing is we're providing housing and we're providing gas cards
00:36:07.300 and we'll train everybody up they just got to come to pennsylvania october 23rd through november 5th
00:36:13.680 folks can apply right now at phas.com slash sprint that's phas.com slash sprint and it's just going
00:36:23.880 to be think of it like you know this is going to be a battle battleground but we'll house everybody
00:36:28.700 it will actually be right here in york pa so we're getting hotels lined up but if you want to get
00:36:33.880 off the couch if you want to help us in the state that will dictate the white house come join us this
00:36:40.120 final sprint is about making sure we hit our 500 000 door goal um and as you know you know we feel
00:36:45.980 like if we do that we can win and jack just to be clear i mean look at the results right pennsylvania
00:36:51.840 when it comes to republican returns in 2020 at this time we only had 44 000 gop mail-in ballots returned
00:37:01.080 today we're over 90 000 that's the good news you want to know the bad news the democrats despite being
00:37:08.920 down hundreds of thousands in their requests compared to four years ago they're still on par with their
00:37:14.460 2020 numbers they are still delivering returns as they did in 2020 so yes we've doubled our numbers
00:37:21.860 but it's up to everybody out there to make sure everyone has a plan to vote and we have to continue
00:37:27.460 to make sure we compete when it comes to voting early because as simple as that and by the way i love
00:37:34.440 this idea cliff and i don't know if you have any information there on the ground in pennsylvania i've
00:37:39.760 heard some talk from delaware county about this tour that elon musk is now putting together a
00:37:45.460 speaking tour where the only way to get access to the tour is you have to have already voted early
00:37:52.660 and this of course is computed on the voter rolls so they would have that information they're going to
00:37:57.760 be checking this at the door so you don't get in unless you already cast your vote it's brilliant
00:38:03.120 as of course elon musk uh what else would you expect from the guy he is man he is
00:38:09.700 i mean he's obviously going to save the democracy you know i use the left's language but in my my
00:38:14.400 opinion really i do think he's saving the republic i'm look x in general the ability to have a platform
00:38:21.600 you know my dad is sending me videos off x you know that's something that i just i just don't think
00:38:26.580 people understand how impactful that is
00:38:29.160 well it's incredible so cliff let us know where could people go to get access to uh the phas how they
00:38:38.920 get signed up how do they get in yeah phas.com you can sponsor a full time or full day of ballot
00:38:46.340 chasing it's 175 for a full time that's phas.com and look everybody this is going to be an extremely
00:38:56.300 difficult but extremely needed process the democrats are scared to death because we are organizing the way
00:39:03.100 they do we're using their tactics to beat them but if you want to get involved phas.com you can
00:39:09.140 download the phas app i don't care if you can only come into the state for a day apply right now we'll
00:39:14.580 get you a room we'll get you gas and we can have you talking to the people in pennsylvania that are
00:39:20.500 going to put us over the top for trump to win phas.com and jack got to say thank you to you
00:39:26.080 and everybody at rav for all the support putting the message out there this is teamwork this is
00:39:31.320 synergy and we're going to win this thing look it's as simple as that cliff maloney folks you got to go 0.99
00:39:37.540 out there support him support the chase i love the final sprint aspect of this look he's got the spirit
00:39:43.420 of 76 right there on his lid the 76ers that's what we need folks pennsylvania is where the united
00:39:50.580 states of america was found it's where the republic was founded and it will be where the new republic
00:39:56.140 is founded yet again this is the spot you got to make your stand and i love the fact that you got
00:40:02.400 look when this thing all started it was like me pressler and and cliff were the only three people
00:40:07.680 in the entire universe that were talking about pennsylvania and we're we're just like ringing the bell
00:40:12.900 saying pennsylvania pennsylvania is the play pa is the play the keystone is the key now you got elon
00:40:18.320 musk swinging in 75 million dollars he just threw down guys you got to get to pennsylvania they got
00:40:24.940 the money but what do they need are the bodies they need the people to come out so go and support
00:40:30.100 cliff maloney and the pa chase cliff god bless man i'll see you out there soon thanks jack take care
00:40:36.860 okay right back here human events daily concludes
00:40:40.040 my ear about the boring people at your office i'm trying to listen to the new human events
00:40:52.180 with jack pozobik all right jack so back here human events daily remember email us 1776 at
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00:42:09.700 be taking the stage momentarily here and we will cut to that as soon as we can but before we do i've
00:42:17.100 actually got a little bit of a special guest right here in studio for the first time ever special guest
00:42:24.800 can you can you join me uh for the first time we've ever had an in-studio guest here on the show just
00:42:30.660 come on folks it's uh the man of the hour it's my dad papa poso what's up dad hi jack i just was in
00:42:37.160 the neighborhood and i wanted to make sure you're at work today oh i i'm at work every day dad you
00:42:42.520 don't need to you don't need to keep up on me by the way whenever my dad yeah yeah come close come
00:42:46.380 close pretend you like me when my dad still asked me he said jack you get benefits with that job right 0.50
00:42:51.140 you got benefits uh i get a lot of benefits uh we won't mention any coffee or anything well how did
00:42:57.460 you oh yeah yeah yeah getting all my coffee one thing we we posobics covered the whole state this
00:43:03.580 past weekend or the last week we were in pittsburgh pike county yep redding newtown
00:43:10.780 this guy's all over and took me along for the ride it was a great time and one special announcement
00:43:18.560 pennsylvania is in play and we need your vote we need all the men out there to vote trump needs your
00:43:24.800 support to take back america earlier jack was talking about crime especially in norristown trump will
00:43:31.140 help lower crime well dad let me let me actually ask you about that question because that that's
00:43:36.760 wooden powell street you know that's one block or basically two blocks away from block and a half
00:43:42.220 from where we grew up it's where you were uh you lived from the 1950s all the way through the 1990s
00:43:48.380 what was that what was that block like when you were growing up oh the kids would be out till the
00:43:54.260 lights came on and that was our cue to go home uh we were up and down the street with our bikes uh
00:44:00.840 just having a good old time catching lightning bugs in the summer uh sitting out having fun
00:44:07.900 sleeping out in the backyards uh not a care in the world no crime anywhere and when when was it that
00:44:15.800 you started to notice the town taking a turn uh probably in the early 90s yeah yeah because i you
00:44:24.200 know i i made that big you know statement when tucker came to town and now there's there's the media is
00:44:29.780 fact checking me they're saying oh how do you how do you attribute that to you know to migrants and
00:44:34.960 section eight and public housing and i say well that's what that seems to me to be what changed
00:44:39.400 the town but you know let's let's hear your side of it since you live there longer than i did
00:44:43.400 uh it was a beautiful city to live in uh we had uh could walk to school eight blocks walking to school
00:44:52.300 went back uh everybody knew everybody uh we'd have people over for dinner or all the kids would go to
00:44:59.380 somebody else's house for dinner uh like i said we would camp out in each other's yard uh have a good
00:45:06.100 old time hang out on the corner before we got our driver's licenses i'm sure a lot of other people did
00:45:13.700 that too and uh it was a really uh down to earth town and sorry to see it go is it now i remember i
00:45:23.380 mentioned this i think but um you had your first job at farbman's pharmacy on the corner is that right
00:45:28.860 that's right so what what was your first job at farbman's pharmacy what year was that
00:45:33.080 uh i was in 10th grade at the local high school and uh the local high school that's now a demolished
00:45:40.700 crater bishop henrick yeah pale bishop henrick high school uh selling candy cigars cigarettes uh magazines
00:45:48.940 uh once in a while helping uh stock supplies for the pharmacist in the back uh when i got my
00:45:55.520 driver's license we used to actually deliver and that prescriptions that store now if you go down
00:46:01.120 it's an african food market and there are bars all over the windows and all over the doors i actually
00:46:07.240 went i actually went past it the other day when we uh when we were in town we drove past the old block
00:46:11.360 and uh i mean it just looks like you know it just i don't know it looks it looks like it lost a war
00:46:16.420 it looks like a bomb went off or something in there it's run down the whole that whole little
00:46:21.320 strip mall is run down uh and sadly to say uh we rode past the old house and that's the worst one on
00:46:27.500 the block right yeah the worst one on the entire block and you know and this wasn't and it we're not
00:46:34.280 saying it was the greatest place on earth you know i'm i wouldn't think that nars town is the greatest 1.00
00:46:38.380 place on earth i would never say that but it was it was a good place you know it was a it was a place
00:46:42.900 where you you knew everybody or a place where you you could like you said you could just go over other
00:46:47.720 people's houses for dinner and everyone knew each other and nana brown lived you know just a couple 0.99
00:46:52.200 of blocks away right before we get cut by the next vice president i see him coming out there i want to
00:46:58.140 say that i attended five trump rallies and i attended the town hall in oaks pennsylvania as a volunteer for
00:47:05.420 trump force 47 and the energy was exactly like any of the other five rallies i was at uh because of
00:47:13.480 medical emergencies trump went to plan b which was graceful it was more intimate and people wouldn't
00:47:21.200 leave i mean he kept playing songs he says well let's keep playing the music and i had no complaints
00:47:27.580 uh people said i look bored doing my little thing there i was a volunteer seating people keeping the
00:47:33.860 aisle open for secret service things like that and having a good time yeah i remember people it was
00:47:39.080 amazing because time magazine's got it up today and the whole media was going off saying oh it was a
00:47:43.560 bizarre rally and people couldn't know why donald trump was playing all this music and i'm like what
00:47:48.680 are you talking about my family's right there and they all said they had a great time listening to
00:47:52.340 music with trump it's like he he turned it into like uh like casey casem's music review but it's donald trump
00:47:57.600 posting little dad joke there's new meaning to the initials dj trump oh come on he had a great set
00:48:07.720 list i let my dad come on the show one time and he's got to drop the dad joke on us there so it
00:48:13.560 happens when you bring the polish grandpa on the show folks dj trump wow did you you really just said
00:48:19.560 that early yeah you did we can uh it looks like jd is actually going to be he's not on stage yet so
00:48:25.140 let's keep going a little bit here and and no but when when we talk about pennsylvania being in play
00:48:30.220 it isn't playing jd vance is a big part of that because while donald trump is you know he's this
00:48:35.060 new york billionaire and you know people know that he's got a connection with the working class
00:48:39.660 that when it comes down to it though jd vance is a guy who when i said narstown i was in the greatest
00:48:44.780 place in the world it was good jd vance did not come from a privileged background he didn't come from
00:48:50.000 a nice background like like i certainly have having you and mom and a stable household and
00:48:55.480 you know cousins and aunts and uncles and and and grandparents that live nearby whereas you know i
00:49:01.320 mean he had the family but he had just a broken home and a mother who was addicted to drugs and a
00:49:06.380 town that was completely destroyed by so many of these forces and yet he's overcome that so when we
00:49:12.240 talk about you know the forgotten americans donald trump talks about him jd vance is one of them
00:49:17.520 final message for jd keep up the hard work we'll see you in november and we'll see you january 20th
00:49:25.860 ladies and gentlemen as always you have our permission to play sure
00:49:30.080 you