Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - November 12, 2026


HOW TO RECALIBRATE & WIN IN 2028

VETERANS LEAD THE WAY

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00:00:42 This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.
00:00:51 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
00:00:57 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
00:01:01 Christ is king.
00:01:02 Meet Mississippi's new senator-elect, Scott Colombe,
00:01:06 the first black senator elected from this part of the Deep South since Reconstruction.
00:01:11 In Mississippi, our prayers have often changed the course of history.
00:01:16 One ballot at a time on Wednesday,
00:01:18 officials in Hines County fed the suspense
00:01:21 in America's closest Senate race in this election cycle.
00:01:24 They added hundreds of ballots to the race tally.
00:01:27 a mix of provisional ballots and last-minute mail-ins.
00:01:31 But incumbent Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith 0.90
00:01:34 kept falling further behind and conceded on Wednesday night. 0.97
00:01:38 This twice-deported illegal immigrant accused of rushing a United Airline cockpit
00:01:43 claiming he had a bomb.
00:01:45 DHS confirming he was allowed to stay here after telling the judge he was transgender.
00:01:51 The Honduran national crossed illegally in the country in 2011 and 2014.
00:01:57 was deported both times he tried again in 2019 but in 2020 an immigration judge ordered his release
00:02:05 after he wrote in his asylum application about his fear of being killed in his home country
00:02:11 because quote i am a transgender ukraine launched more than a thousand drones at russia sunday
00:02:17 setting an oil export terminal and depot in st petersburg on fire russian officials say one
00:02:23 person was killed and five others were wounded russia's defense ministry claims it shot down
00:02:28 more than a thousand ukrainian drones across multiple regions trump has been condemning
00:02:33 ukraine strikes on russian oil infrastructure blaming them for driving up global diesel prices
00:02:38 secretary besant has been relocated from his home in washington dc in the area to a military base
00:02:45 following iranian threats against his life the move comes as president trump says the u.s has
00:02:50 won the war with Iran while speaking at Arlington National Cemetery yesterday.
00:02:55 He said it's now just a question of when we want to end it.
00:02:58 House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffery says Democrats are still committed to making sure
00:03:02 Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth doesn't keep that job despite an impeachment effort just failing.
00:03:09 In fact, it was only last night Republicans stuck together and they want to vote to effectively
00:03:12 kill the impeachment articles against Hegseth.
00:03:15 Vidya CEO Jensen Wang has now resigned as president, effective immediately.
00:03:21 All of this coming in a wave of controversy.
00:03:24 South of the border, massive migrant caravans surging toward the U.S. again,
00:03:28 diluted into thinking a blue wave means Biden-style open borders.
00:03:35 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily.
00:03:39 We're here live in Washington, D.C., only available on Real America's Voice.
00:03:45 Today is November 12th, 2026. 0.98
00:03:47 Anno, dominate.
00:03:49 Well, folks, the geopolitics side is heating up again as President Trump is set to hold
00:03:57 a potential trilateral meeting.
00:04:00 He has a trilateral meeting.
00:04:02 The President Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin in Shenzhen, China.
00:04:07 Huge summit.
00:04:09 with the three most powerful leaders in the entire world.
00:04:13 President Trump has said for a long time that you can't have any type of deal in the world without these three leaders together.
00:04:22 And so a lot of people are making questions about his tweet recently, just a few minutes ago, saying, and listen to this,
00:04:29 we don't need a deal with Iran. Those days have long since passed.
00:04:34 We've got their money, hundreds of billions of dollars, and we've got their straight.
00:04:37 Thank you for your attention to this matter.
00:04:40 And so here's something that I've been saying for a long time, that President Trump isn't
00:04:44 just working on a unilateral deal with Iran.
00:04:49 He's actually working on a grand deal with the entire world and with these world leaders.
00:04:55 Look what he's done already with Russia, with Russia saying that they are not going to be
00:05:00 using the Chinese yuan to purchase oil on the world markets.
00:05:04 That's a buoy for the U.S. dollar.
00:05:07 That's putting the petrodollar back in play.
00:05:09 That was also predicated on the diesel deal that he made towards the end of the election,
00:05:15 which a lot of people were saying was a move that was anti-Ukraine.
00:05:20 But, of course, Ukraine started that by blowing up all of the oil facilities that they had been asked not to when President Trump had asked him to stop.
00:05:30 And so we see all of this moving forward where the president is now signaling peace on the
00:05:35 world stage ahead of this huge meeting with the two world leaders, as well as a refocus
00:05:41 on illegal immigration, corruption, and fraud here in the United States.
00:05:47 And so much of that government corruption, by the way, and the massive crime that's going
00:05:52 on in the United States, such as Minnesota, California, Illinois, California, where I
00:05:55 is for four days, is immigration fraud and immigration corruption. And it is these lies
00:06:03 in the H-1B system, in the worker visas, in the student visas, in the overstays, and so much of
00:06:09 Silicon Valley, which is absolutely being overrun by this. And do you really think for a second
00:06:15 that Jensen Huang and NVIDIA were the only, were the only tech company that's been infiltrated by
00:06:22 the Chinese Communist Party. That's a joke. Let me tell you something. There's two kinds of tech
00:06:26 companies, all right? The ones the CCP has infiltrated, and the ones that don't realize
00:06:31 they have been yet. This was an attack. Understand, people are laughing, and I may have shared a few
00:06:38 of my own NVIDIA Jensen Huang memes with the Chinese spy, but let me tell you something right 0.97
00:06:42 now. Make no mistake. This was an attack on the United States. This was an attack on our digital 0.87
00:06:48 infrastructure. It was an attack on our proprietary knowledge, the supercomputers,
00:06:53 the superconductors, then the processors, the chips that NVIDIA makes. So understand,
00:06:59 this is the great contest that we are in. And President Trump, J.D. Vance, are the ones to see
00:07:07 it to the end, not just on the immigration front, but also dealing with the Chinese Communist Party
00:07:12 the way that they ought to be dealt with through strength and direct confrontation. 0.57
00:07:18 Right back, Jack Posobiec, Human Events Daily, only on Real America's Voice.
00:07:39 Jack, where's Jack?
00:07:43 Where is he?
00:07:45 Jack, I want to see you.
00:07:48 great job jack thank you what a job you do you know we have an incredible thing we're always
00:07:54 talking about the fake news and the bad but we have guys and these are the guys should be getting
00:07:59 all right folks jack so we're back live welcome back to human events folks 33 countries around
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00:09:52 I want to bring now on to our next guest, someone who I think needs no introduction.
00:09:57 It is the great Gregory Bovino, commander of CBP.
00:10:02 CBP. He is now, of course, operating in independent capacity, former commander. Bovina, how are you,
00:10:07 sir? Jack, I'm doing good. It's good to see you again, sir. Well, it's good to see you as well.
00:10:12 And I want to ask you, because there has been just so much information lately running around
00:10:17 after the last election of people saying that, because I saw cost of living and the Iran war
00:10:23 and those things as the highest reason that so many people swung their votes in this midterm
00:10:29 election. But I go on to some media outlets and I see these headlines saying that it was
00:10:34 immigration, that immigration was the reason that people voted for Democrats. And I said,
00:10:40 wait a minute, that doesn't make any sense to me at all. Because when I look at the polls,
00:10:43 it says that immigration was the one issue that Republicans actually won on. It just happened to
00:10:50 be down, you know, a little bit lower on the chain than cost of living, the Iran war, driving that,
00:10:55 driving up inflation, things like that. So I wanted to get you on specifically to comment
00:11:00 on these headlines saying that it's that ICE and CBP need to need to reduce their operations
00:11:07 in order for Democrats to stop winning. Jack, that's a great question. The terrible Tuesday,
00:11:16 no doubt about it, that was a referendum that was calling out certain politicians and political
00:11:23 parties. In this case, it was the fact that perhaps we didn't even go hard enough for
00:11:30 immigration. It's the opposite. So when you hear those pundits or those so-called community leaders
00:11:36 or some politicians saying, well, gosh, it was immigration that did it. We went too hard and
00:11:42 it spelled disaster for the Republicans. It's actually the opposite. Had we went harder,
00:11:48 I think we would have done better on Terrible Tuesday. And as you say, it's also that affordability,
00:11:54 that inflation, the Iran war, and many other factors. But one of the reasons that immigration 0.64
00:11:59 always remains important is because it actually touches upon all those things that you said,
00:12:06 especially affordability and inflation. When you have tens of millions of illegal aliens here in 0.95
00:12:12 the United States, that certainly drives up housing costs, rent, food, use of natural resources, 0.81
00:12:19 that type of thing. So I think that the American public, by and large, clamors for that good firm
00:12:26 immigration enforcement that propelled Trump into office in 2024.
00:12:32 Well, and here's one of the questions that I keep seeing as well is because I saw people saying that,
00:12:37 oh, well, Hispanics voted, you know, they swung back more towards the Democrat column this time
00:12:42 around, and that's got to be because of ICE and CBP. But that struck me as a little bit strange
00:12:47 because Hispanics voted for Trump in 2024 when he was explicitly campaigning on mass deportations
00:12:54 and increasing ICE and CBP operations. And so to me, it seems like that's probably not true at all,
00:13:02 or it's someone who perhaps has a very low view of whether or not these people understand what
00:13:06 they're voting for. Exactly. You know, that's such a bigoted view, such a skewed view to have
00:13:14 because the Hispanics, they want affordability. They want everything that everyone else wants.
00:13:21 The last thing that Hispanic voters want is more illegal immigration, illegal aliens that drive up 1.00
00:13:28 those costs. Let's take a look at Julio Cesar Chavez. Chavez, up until, you know, just a few
00:13:35 months ago was definitely a hero to the left. One of the things he advocated for is controlled
00:13:42 immigration. He did not like illegal immigration because guess what that did, Jack? It drove wages
00:13:48 down, drove the living wage down. And Hispanics throughout the United States understand that 0.91
00:13:54 a Hispanic American citizen is not going to vote Democrat because they want more 0.99
00:14:00 illegal aliens flooding into the country by the tens of millions. So when you hear that, 1.00
00:14:04 you automatically know that someone is either gaslighting or just flat out lying.
00:14:10 No, I think that's exactly right. 0.83
00:14:12 And I think that's something that, again, Hispanics knew what they were voting for in 2024.
00:14:16 And I think they knew what they were voting for in 2026.
00:14:18 And I've seen a number of these people coming out now saying it's just this false narrative.
00:14:25 And if that's true, then, Commander, where do you think that narrative is coming from?
00:14:29 Do you think that's coming from the uniparty in Washington, D.C. to try to push one of these amnesties or a DACA deal or something like that?
00:14:37 I think it comes from the same place that calls, say, the surrender in Minnesota or the lighter approach or the targeting the worst of the worst, that type of mentality that has its roots embedded very deeply.
00:14:50 in, as you say, the Uniparty. That's both sides of the aisle there. That Uniparty,
00:14:54 both sides of the aisle, that cheap labor, they're addicted to that cheap labor,
00:14:59 the corporations that help fund their campaigns. Absolutely, it comes from that. And then also,
00:15:06 it comes from those special interest groups, those special interest groups that, whether it's the
00:15:11 Cloward-Piven strategy or some other type of political belief that they have, they're pushing
00:15:18 that belief. And one of the best ways to do that is bring in more illegal aliens to change the 0.85
00:15:23 traditions and the culture of America. I mean, look at what they were doing over the past several 1.00
00:15:28 years before Trump took office. DEI, hey, this guy's a girl and this girl's a guy. And if you
00:15:35 don't believe that and say that, we'll just put you in jail. You're going to bake the cake for
00:15:39 the gay folks, the gay couple, whether you want to or not. If you don't, we'll put you in jail. 1.00
00:15:45 It's that same type of mentality.
00:15:46 You're just seeing it come out in a different way, Jack.
00:15:50 Well, I think you're exactly right.
00:15:52 It is part of that same mentality. 0.83
00:15:53 And unfortunately, this is something, and I know you've called for it as well, that in addition to the targeted operations, we do need to start looking at these businesses that are hiring illegal aliens. 0.94
00:16:03 Number one, we need to debank the illegal aliens. 0.91
00:16:06 They should not have access to any financial processing or payment processing in the United States. 1.00
00:16:11 But number two, this isn't going to stop unless we stop the magnet that is drawing them in. 0.96
00:16:17 And that, of course, is the illegal labor and the people who are breaking the law by hiring illegals. 0.97
00:16:23 Work site enforcement for almost 100 years was a linchpin for the U.S. Border Patrol and then also the old Customs Service as well. 0.95
00:16:32 We worked hand in hand with the old Customs Service, which is now ICE, for something called work site enforcement.
00:16:38 Traditionally, Border Patrol did what we called farm and ranch check and customs and then ICE
00:16:44 would hit some of the big businesses. But we did that in close concert throughout the United States
00:16:49 and you did not have these out-of-control businesses hiring not just a few illegal aliens,
00:16:55 but hundreds, if not thousands of undocumented illegal aliens. Sometimes they pay them in cash,
00:17:01 Jack, which means they're not paying taxes. So that is definitely one facet of total spectrum
00:17:08 immigration enforcement that would allow us to get this problem under control very quickly. You
00:17:13 talked about debanking. Boy, there's a good one. Did you know that illegal aliens send more
00:17:18 in remittances home to their home countries than they pay taxes in this country? We've got the 0.98
00:17:24 ultimate, the ultimate debanking fiduciary enforcement mechanism known to mankind. And
00:17:32 that's called the IRS. You know, sit the IRS on them and watch what happens because we all know
00:17:39 no one wants to mess with the IRS. I sure don't. You know, if anything strikes fear in me, it's not
00:17:45 it's not a $50,000 bounty on my head. It's the IRS. So we've got a lot of mechanisms in place
00:17:51 that we can deal with this, so let's utilize those mechanisms, and it's got to be everything
00:17:58 all at once, not just one thing, not just one worksite enforcement or one immigration raid
00:18:03 here, but it's everything combined. That's what we call in the Border Patrol's total spectrum.
00:18:09 Immigration enforcement bring everything we can bear from the United States, including the
00:18:14 taxpayer, against illegal immigration and cause those mass deportations. 0.96
00:18:18 Commander, that's exactly right. Before we run, I know as we go into this Christmas time, this Thanksgiving time, that you've got a new product that you wanted to remind everybody about.
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00:19:08 All right there, Commander's Choice.
00:19:10 Commander Bovino, thank you always for joining us and for your time, and of course, for all of your efforts to defend this nation.
00:19:16 Thank you, sir.
00:19:17 Thank you, Jack. Good to be with you.
00:19:18 All right, guys, right back.
00:19:20 Rich Barris joins us, and it's been the same question, Human Events Daily, on Real America's Voice.
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00:19:26 Talk about influences
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00:19:46 Where's Jack?
00:19:48 He's done a great job
00:19:50 Alright folks, Jack Posobiec
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00:21:00 the people and that's why we had to get on the people's pundit rich barris rich how you doing
00:21:06 man you know as bad as good as can be brother living the dream rich i gotta say i gotta say
00:21:12 huge huge shout outs to you from the liberty forum of silicon valley where i just came from
00:21:18 uh this past this past week they are clamoring for you to come out and speak to them i had so
00:21:24 many people come up and say rich barris is the guy we all started following it's so uh you you
00:21:29 might have to go to the belly of the beast my friend i'm headed there next week brother i'm
00:21:34 about to go next week i'm looking forward to it conversations that need to be had in this country
00:21:38 absolutely all right let's connect offline about that but but you know there's a lot of people out
00:21:43 there who I think they just didn't quite understand what was going to come in 2026. That
00:21:50 day has passed. Terrible Tuesday, as Commander Bobino just said it. I like that. And what I'd
00:21:56 like to ask you, though, is this narrative that's out there, which yet again, I see it in the media.
00:22:02 I see it in the press. They say it wasn't the Iran war. It wasn't inflation. It wasn't cost
00:22:06 of living, it was immigration, that immigration enforcement, specifically ICE and CBP, that was
00:22:13 the reason for the for the blowout. And I keep thinking that how could just just common sense
00:22:21 basis, how does Donald Trump win in 2024 and win the popular vote in this country while campaigning
00:22:28 on mass deportation? And then you have the blowout of 2026. And you guys are trying to say it's for
00:22:34 the same thing that people voted for i don't think voters are that stupid rich is that true 0.99
00:22:39 this combination of a couple of things going on first and foremost it is not true it is a 0.99
00:22:44 combination of a couple of things going on here jack there's deflecting of blame from those who
00:22:49 are wholly responsible for this historic defeat this 100 year disaster there's that and then
00:22:56 there's also of course uh mr bovino's correct there's the lobby especially with the majorities
00:23:01 outgoing. They're going to try to ram a bunch of stuff through. That almost is always a kickback
00:23:06 to the donors who spent a ton of money in the previous election. It does little more to you
00:23:10 guys, but usually, you know, further betray or add more to the national debt. But the answer is no,
00:23:17 this did not happen because of, because of deportations. Jack, as you just rightfully said,
00:23:23 the president and an older white man, rich man from Queens, New York, won the largest share of
00:23:31 hispanic voters for any republican president since exit polls began i mean brother come on
00:23:37 i mean this is unbelievable then why did maria avara salazar almost lose why did mike lawler
00:23:43 who's mr amnesty absolutely he lost right so all of these republicans as well as some of the more
00:23:50 based ones who were pro immigration all got swept out brother they all got swept out why is that
00:23:56 And Salazar probably is the most pro-amnesty representative in the country, and she barely, barely survived.
00:24:04 And she did not survive because she was pro-amnesty.
00:24:07 She survived because of the rightward shift in her district that was just too much to overcome even in a wave.
00:24:14 But she put up a pathetic performance even though she went groveling to donors and groveling to the left with her amnesty bill that would have killed the rest of MAGA.
00:24:24 So, Rich, you know, I'm looking at all this then, and it seems to be that it's what it is, is yet again, it's the Uniparty in Washington, D.C., number one, where you got these people who want to continue the gravy train of cheap, foreign imported scab labor, both legal and illegal, by the way. 0.95
00:24:42 and and then also you got the people who proudly put you got these neocons who are all freaking
00:24:49 out at jd vance right now who were the biggest pushers of the iran war and there's this politico
00:24:54 piece that they're all losing their minds over mark teeson and levin and the rest and i think
00:24:58 i think this is amazing so what you're saying is and as as our our mutual friend joshua lysax likes
00:25:04 to say that bad reviews from bad people are good reviews and so it's it's you know he coined the
00:25:09 phrase and it's like oh wow so in other words the most unpopular and verifiably the most unpopular
00:25:17 people in the entire country are also totally against one specific uh individual in america
00:25:24 in the american landscape kind of interesting isn't it it is and speaking of which bad reviews
00:25:30 from bad people that's what's happening to burn it down right now on amazon just like it happened
00:25:35 to the great scott adams who by the way before he passed did absolutely tell me that uh you're
00:25:41 gonna get this this is gonna happen because you're challenging the status quo you're challenging
00:25:45 what remains of the neocon and rhino wing of the republican party and you're basically saying that
00:25:51 there's no place for them in american politics anymore so they're gonna do this to you and he
00:25:54 was absolutely right and you could see it on amazon right now look the more and joshua is
00:26:01 correct by the way brilliant writer joshua is correct in that the more that they attack jd
00:26:07 vance the better jd is for this and let me explain why we're already at a point i'm going to say
00:26:13 something here that i want everybody to process we have done the polling in all of these states
00:26:17 we have done it nationally i have polled the vice president as an independent candidate against who
00:26:24 they want to be the Republican nominee and the vice president as an independent gets more vote
00:26:31 share than the Republican ticket. So they better watch what they wish for brother without America
00:26:37 first and without JD who's so far the only person to come out, the only elected Republican to cut
00:26:44 or, or leader period to come out after Tuesday and express to voters what he, that he, what he said
00:26:52 in that tweet was i understand i get it and by the way it was the first thing that they viewed as
00:26:58 a defense of them coming from anyone on the right for a long time so the more these neocons dig in
00:27:04 the more they attack him he's they're gonna end up like the media was to donald trump the more
00:27:10 the media attacked donald trump the stronger it made him this is exactly what they did to trump
00:27:15 in 2015 and 2016 they made it about him and they made him stronger britch barris jack
00:27:21 Jack Posobiec, right back, Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice.
00:27:51 All right, folks, we're back live human events daily.
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00:29:14 us we're on with rich barris rich i want to kind of like go backwards if i can a little bit because
00:29:21 you know people are saying that you know the the the the horses are out of the barn right the
00:29:26 horses are out of the gate on the 2028 race and people are saying vance rubio uh desantis they're
00:29:33 saying you know does does bobby kennedy do something what you know is tulsi going to be
00:29:38 around what what are all the things that are happening etc etc does cruz get you know throw
00:29:42 his hat in the ring, his cowboy hat. And so what I wanted to do is kind of work backwards from the
00:29:48 data. And I know there's no one better on this than you. Rich, if you were designing a sort of
00:29:54 candidate for the 2028, let's say general, for the general, what do you think, looking at the
00:30:00 electorate of 2026, what type of candidate are voters looking for? I would pick a Midwestern
00:30:08 millennial that's what i would pick who understands the message and let me just read and i know
00:30:13 shameless plug here jack but bear with me this is what the data says that people want especially
00:30:19 now that we have come to a place where we can all stop pretending like it was ever a smart strategy
00:30:26 to govern for the fox boomer con you can't even win a midterm election with them but which by the 0.72
00:30:31 way they didn't even win boomers i everyone keeps saying this all they have is boomers left no they
00:30:36 didn't they split 65 plus and that's because boomer one is a fox boomer con boomer two is not
00:30:43 they're more democratic and they were always going to go get more competitive as we you know
00:30:47 came along here but with this midterm electorate it's screaming at us that millennials are going
00:30:52 to start punching at least at their waist level which means they're the largest cohort out there
00:30:58 now jack and we have to adjust for that if they voted this high in a midterm rest assured that
00:31:04 come 2028, they're going to vote at very high levels. And between them and Hispanics, who also
00:31:09 voted a little bit more than expected for a midterm, you have to be ready for this. And what 0.91
00:31:14 do these voters care about? And what are we talking about? 45 and under, right? What do they
00:31:19 care about? This is what they care about. I'm going to read directly from it. If you want to
00:31:24 understand why younger voters, younger Americans increasingly think like revolutionaries and binge
00:31:30 consume reactionary influencers viral content don't start with ideology which is what the
00:31:36 neocon wing always does these ideological litmus tests conservatism is done it's on the decline
00:31:42 all right we are in the age and not of ideology we are in a an age where people expect this
00:31:50 transactional you've got to deliver for them and you have to be authentic and they have to believe
00:31:54 you consider milestones those basic life markers a society promises young anyone but young like
00:32:01 this stability mobility family formation a home right debt freedom dignity a future that pays off
00:32:09 after hard honest work does neoconservatism does marco rubio does ron this and i like ron i see
00:32:18 what he's trying to do here does any of those things i just mentioned do you hear that in their
00:32:23 message or even the message of that wing of the party you do not again i'm not even sure we deserve
00:32:30 the guy but there's one person who knows how to talk like that jack one person that's it and of
00:32:37 course i'm speaking about the vice president well and and rich i think the fact that you also want
00:32:43 someone who's got a level of credibility and a level of authenticity and someone you got to turn
00:32:49 them loose and you have to turn them loose and you want someone what's more powerful who's got
00:32:54 a more powerful if you're on the anti-war issue who's more powerful on the anti-war question
00:33:00 than an anti-war veteran of the global war on terror that is a very powerful tool in your
00:33:09 arsenal because that's someone they can't attack someone like that for being some shrinking violets
00:33:16 oh you didn't deploy you never did this meanwhile look at the people who do call for for more war
00:33:22 overseas none of them serve none of them never never jack you ever noticed that by the way ben
00:33:27 they raised the age you can go and fight if you want bro no one's holding you back put the podcast
00:33:32 microphone down for a little bit and go fight the wars that you support forever pat tillman did his
00:33:37 brother did all right they gave up lucrative contracts in professional sports to go fight
00:33:43 the wars you can't put down your microphone for a second look and again important here because the
00:33:49 vice president you brought up authenticity an important part of this is that you have to let
00:33:53 the vice president be himself you have to let him be himself no one not people don't know what you
00:33:58 and i know but eventually during a campaign this stuff will come out the vice president's the only
00:34:03 one who tried to avert any of these disasters he has to be allowed to run on where he came down on
00:34:10 these things he has to be allowed to speak to voters on their level the way that he that he
00:34:16 knows how to speak to them he cannot be playing this game or you know be made to sit on a fence
00:34:21 he is who he is he's his own man and you have to let him be his own man or we're all going to get
00:34:26 destroyed but let me just say this real quick jack he's the only one who can repair the rift 0.98
00:34:30 look at the damn map the revenge of massey is all over it the revenge of tucker is all over it 0.97
00:34:37 There's only one person who either of those two men 0.99
00:34:39 would ever pick up the phone and call.
00:34:42 They don't care about Marco Rubio.
00:34:44 They don't care about Ron DeSantis.
00:34:48 It's just true.
00:34:49 We have to deal in facts, bro.
00:34:50 No, no, no, I hear you, I hear you.
00:34:52 They like him.
00:34:53 They don't like him.
00:34:54 I hear what you're saying, I do,
00:34:55 because they believe there's an authenticity there,
00:34:58 and they believe there's a credibility there
00:35:00 that has sustained throughout the year
00:35:04 and throughout the entire term here
00:35:05 as we're halfway through it.
00:35:07 But, Rich, let me ask you, though, is that the type of voter, when you look into this millennial voting bloc, this Gen Z voting bloc, which are very large, and for anyone who wants to win elections, you need to understand your electorate.
00:35:22 It's really as simple as that.
00:35:23 You can't design a campaign just for one particular age group.
00:35:27 You need to have a broad based four quadrant strategy to be able to pick up the widest swath of voters, because like I've always said that and I've said on this program many times in the United States system of politics, it is not the quality of your votes that matters.
00:35:43 It is the quantity that is our system.
00:35:47 That is how it works. I mean, you can live in the happy loser world if you want, guys.
00:35:51 I mean, if you want to go back to the pre Trump era where we were happy, principled losers, knock yourself out. 0.99
00:35:56 we're going to lose our country. It's that simple. So Rich, then if, if you were looking 0.98
00:36:00 to design a candidate, if you've got someone who's got credibility on those issues and can speak by
00:36:05 the way, right, right in the middle of, you know, someone who's what 42, 43 will be 44, I think in
00:36:12 28. Um, someone who's right in the middle of Gen X, millennial, Gen Z baby boom, like right, like
00:36:18 literally right in the middle of all of those. Look at that. That's your bridge. Look at what
00:36:23 happened that's your bridge i that's exactly that is the bridge and that's the way back to reverse
00:36:28 this graphic that you're looking on the screen right now so walk us through this walk us through
00:36:32 this okay what you're seeing right here on the screen in red is the share of each of these
00:36:36 demographics who are right-leaning trump voters who said i identify as america first or maga red
00:36:42 is when right before the election in november 24 blue was the last poll right before this past
00:36:48 election last tuesday you'll notice that maga has shrunk maga has regressed it looks like mark
00:36:55 levin's old loser coalition that's what it's just being real in in november of 2024 it was younger
00:37:02 it was more dynamic it was more diverse the number one demographic that actually said they're more
00:37:08 maga now is white old people that's what the republican party was before donald trump the
00:37:14 whole point of this thing is that america first appealed to african-american men appealed to 0.54
00:37:20 hispanic and by the way not just men but of course that's the core of this voting coalition
00:37:25 that's who turned on us and delivered a thrashing to us last uh tuesday guys and younger under 45 0.99
00:37:31 uh who by the way two years ago you would have it would have thought in unbelievable that they
00:37:37 would vote for democrats ever again we do would have thought that they were they were the rights
00:37:41 and the rights forever.
00:37:42 But that was never true.
00:37:44 This is a great swing by median age.
00:37:47 But if it's down, obviously, that's more Republican.
00:37:50 If it's up, it's less Republican.
00:37:52 And you can see by how much.
00:37:55 This is a devastating graphic, guys.
00:37:57 It's a complete collapse of what was the heart of the MAGA coalition.
00:38:01 There's only one way to get that back,
00:38:03 and that's a return to what America First was all about.
00:38:06 And we need a new messenger.
00:38:08 Jack, we need a new messenger, and I'd be remiss
00:38:10 If I didn't say, it's exile for the people responsible for this.
00:38:14 Rich Barris.
00:38:15 Exile.
00:38:16 Rich Barris.
00:38:16 We're going to follow you, brother.
00:38:18 Go get Burn It Down, guys.
00:38:20 Go get it on Amazon.
00:38:21 It is a crucial, crucial book.
00:38:23 If you want to know how to repair this thing, we wrote the roadmap.
00:38:27 Rich, when you lose Waterloo, you get sent to St. Helena's.
00:38:31 so big appreciation hour I can say confidently I believe I think Josh Shapiro would be the vice
00:38:43 presidential nominee if it wasn't for Jack Posobiec and that that is I'll be honest
00:38:48 oh my god I go in there and I see everything is different like she had put up like all of these
00:38:59 random photographs of people who we i had never seen before the walls were painted this like
00:39:06 god awful like highlighter orange
00:39:09 all right folks welcome back to human events it's jack sobek we've partnered with home title lock
00:39:17 to help you monitor your home's title and this story shows why that matters and you know of
00:39:24 course we've seen all the situation with a baltimore woman saying her father's caregiver
00:39:28 had his $300,000 home transferred to herself for just $5.
00:39:35 When his daughter arrived to check on him,
00:39:37 she learned he had died three days earlier,
00:39:40 and now she's been fighting to get the house back.
00:39:43 So joining me now is Natalie Dominguez.
00:39:45 She's the title theft education specialist
00:39:47 and consumer advocate with Home Title Lock.
00:39:50 Natalie, welcome back to the program.
00:39:52 Hi, Jack. Great to be with you guys.
00:39:53 So, Natalie, tell us, and just even for myself,
00:39:56 You know, how could home title lock have helped out the victims in this situation, which is just undoubtedly horrific, especially at the holiday time?
00:40:05 Yeah, absolutely. So, one, I do want to mention that we have briefly covered this story before.
00:40:10 I'm glad that we were able to get the footage of this because this is such a sad story.
00:40:16 And we've been continuing to kind of look into it and see what's going on in the aftermath.
00:40:20 But just to kind of recap what happened here, a woman who lived in a different state than her elderly father who had a caregiver taking care of him, hadn't heard from him in a while, hadn't heard from a caregiver in a while, decided to get in her car, drive down to South Carolina where the father was located, and came up to the house finding out through this entire situation that her father had actually passed away three days before.
00:40:46 She was never told. The caregiver had gone through over a lot of time and, you know, forged his identity on a few things, gotten his power of attorney, all these things.
00:40:59 So one side of this is this caregiver decided to really take advantage of an elderly man that was suffering from dementia and things like that.
00:41:07 The second thing is when you are a child with an elderly parent or a grandparent or just someone in your family that you love and take care of that is out of state or not with you consistently, there's this huge blind spot for these things to happen.
00:41:22 And, you know, we often talk about home title theft, you know, with with big things that are happening in the news, like the FBI sting earlier this year in California, where it was this big network and it was a bunch of people out of the country and people in the country all working together.
00:41:35 But situations like these are the ones that are so much more common because we often say it's often someone, you know, and you don't see all of these things in the news all the time until something like this happens.
00:41:48 And this didn't even happen recently. This happened a few years ago. But things always pop up in the news when there are new situations happening. So basically what's happening right now for this woman is she's having to go through all of this legal process to even prove that it's fraud in the first place because one, her father's already passed away.
00:42:07 he's not you know able to stand before a judge and say hey this isn't my signature this wasn't me
00:42:11 um and two she actually ended up got uh getting escorted off the property by police because
00:42:16 legally on paper this caregiver was the owner of the home on paper that is the scary part about
00:42:23 this crime is that the burden of proof is on the victim or the victim's family uh to prove that it
00:42:30 was fraud in the first place which is much more complicated than people tend to realize and so
00:42:35 So this is it's it seems to me that it's it's basically a combination of not just the fraud, but also elder abuse, really, because you've got a situation here where people who are are trusting these caregivers to go in and care for their loved ones and essentially get rug pulled by the very people that they trusted.
00:42:56 absolutely and that's kind of why i wanted to talk about this story again and bring in there
00:43:01 was another story recently uh from missouri where a man um since 2018 was going through and
00:43:08 stole at least i think now it's up to 16 properties that they've identified um but three of the
00:43:13 victims were recently deceased and that's a a really big um kind of trigger point that we're
00:43:20 seeing is it's very easy to look at obituaries, look at properties of recently deceased people
00:43:26 and take advantage of the situation. Because most of the time, the house will just end up
00:43:31 sitting there while the family's going through how they're going to inherit it. Everything's
00:43:37 in arbitration. And criminals will take advantage of people that are elderly, people that are
00:43:42 recently deceased. And the families don't know this is happening. There was also a situation
00:43:47 earlier this year in arizona where um the criminals were actually communicating with uh these these
00:43:55 elders that uh elderly people that were uh being told that they were going to get loans to repay
00:44:00 their debts and they were actually signing over their house and in those situations it's even
00:44:04 harder because yes they actually did sign the paperwork they just didn't know what they were
00:44:07 signing but i wanted to talk about this because with the approaching holidays um it's not just
00:44:14 hey, Merry Christmas. We want to give you guys this good, great deal. But we have so many people
00:44:22 that have family members that need to be protected and parents and grandparents. I talk all the time
00:44:27 about my grandparents that live in Hialeah in Florida, and they're in their early 90s. And
00:44:33 my parents live here in California, and it's very hard to feel like they're being watched without
00:44:39 you know cameras and ring doorbells and all those things so we want to make sure that you know your
00:44:44 audience and all the people that we work with know that they can also protect their loved ones it's
00:44:50 not just about your house it's also about your parents your grandparents their financial future
00:44:55 a lot of the times your retirement is in your home and your equity um so it's it's much more
00:45:01 substantial than just you it's also about those that you love well i know i couldn't agree more
00:45:05 And so in that vein and knowing that we are going into the Thanksgiving season, Christmas season, New Year's, there's going to be a lot of moving parts, a lot of people who are going to get swept up in that for good reason, by the way.
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00:47:54 i'm a lawyer and they spelled my name wrong when they were transferring some portion of
00:47:59 his property and uh it i don't remember if it was just the name was wrong and the title was clouded
00:48:05 or um it had been part of the property had been transferred into like his his neighbor's name or
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00:48:28 ladies and gentlemen as always you have my permission to lay ashore