Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - December 07, 2021


HUMAN EVENTS DAILY: DEC 7 2021 - FBI RECOVERED HARD DRIVES FROM EPSTEIN’S SAFE


Episode Stats

Length

22 minutes

Words per Minute

172.90941

Word Count

3,970

Sentence Count

8

Misogynist Sentences

6

Hate Speech Sentences

4


Summary

Breaking News from the Gillane maxwell trial: The FBI recovered multiple hard drives from a safe in Jeffrey Epstein's house. Next, CNN s Don Lemon we just found out intervened in the Jussie Smollett case. Third, Jussie smollett is mocking the idea of personal rapid at-home tests for covid. And fourth, a Sony official for playstation was fired after being caught in a pedophilia sting by youtubers.


Transcript

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00:00:52.560 ladies and gentlemen welcome aboard today's edition of human events daily powered by turning
00:00:56.880 point usa our top stories today breaking news from the gillaine maxwell trial the fbi
00:01:02.480 recovered multiple hard drives from a safe in jeffrey epstein's house next cnn's don lemon we
00:01:10.480 just found out intervened in the jussie smollett case third jen saki is mocking the idea of personal rapid
00:01:18.560 at-home tests for covid and then fourth a sony official for playstation was fired after being
00:01:25.280 caught in a pedophilia sting by youtubers all these stories more ahead human events daily
00:01:39.280 well i've not seen this anywhere else a complete buried lead that has been dropped by everyone in
00:01:49.280 the gillaine maxwell case and of course the prosecutors are not going to be searching this
00:01:54.400 one they're not going to be pulling that thread because we know who the lead prosecutor is in the
00:01:58.880 gillaine maxwell case it's james comey's daughter maureen comey an fbi agent testified at the end of the
00:02:07.120 end of the day yesterday it was very brief it was so brief you almost missed it that agents used a saw
00:02:14.400 to open a safe in jeffrey epstein's manhattan mansion that held diamonds and hard drives why
00:02:24.320 is this significant according to business insider an fbi agent testified at glaines maxwell's trial about
00:02:29.920 a 2019 search of epstein's manhattan home they saw this open they found diamonds jewelry cds and hard
00:02:36.560 drives epstein kept cds filled with photos in other places in the house as well the agent said why is
00:02:45.600 this significant it's very clear what's going on here and i think it's very clear what was going on
00:02:51.680 jeffrey epstein was involved in a high level blackmail operation this is why the epstein network is key
00:03:01.360 and i've said this again and again the glaine maxwell trial is not an investigation it is a cover-up
00:03:08.480 they do not want to talk about the epstein network but what's very significant is that in epstein's earlier
00:03:15.680 arrest there was talk of missing hard drives this was at the palm beach house they couldn't find them
00:03:22.720 they weren't sure where it was they didn't know what was going on all right now in 2019 the fbi goes
00:03:30.320 to his manhattan home what do they find there hard drives very interesting are we going to know
00:03:39.200 who's on these hard drives are we going to get a list of the people that are involved in these horrific
00:03:45.360 crimes let's listen to the tape because the accuser who's come forward the victim of jeffrey epstein and
00:03:52.640 galene maxwell in this network has talked very specifically about what types of people might be
00:04:00.160 on these hard drives take a listen she is a monster she she's worse than epstein she she did things even
00:04:08.080 worse than that scene did she was vicious she was evil and she's a woman her lawyers have said glenn
00:04:15.200 maxwell is not a jeffrey epstein that she has been a victim of media spin they're doing their job but
00:04:23.600 i know that woman i've known her really well put it this way epstein was pinocchio and she was just
00:04:30.480 better she was the guy controlling the strings jeffrey yep she was pulling the strings she had his money
00:04:37.120 he had her contacts but galen was much more conniving and smart than epstein ever was virginia
00:04:44.640 roberts-jufres says she first met jeffrey epstein and galen maxwell when she was just 16 and alleges
00:04:51.280 that she was forced to have sex with britain's prince andrew on three separate occasions she was 17 at the
00:04:56.880 time he has denied that and says it's possible this picture with his arm around her waist was doctored
00:05:03.040 is there any way you could have had sex with that young woman or any young woman trafficked by
00:05:10.560 jeffrey epstein in any of his residences no prince andrew should be panicking he knows he's guilty
00:05:17.920 he needs to be held accountable we need to show the world that the rich and the mighty can fall too
00:05:24.880 do you think that galen's life is in danger absolutely if she squeals on some of the people
00:05:31.440 that she has videos on they won't be happy with her talking about that and when you say
00:05:37.040 that she has videos or she has knowledge of videos that exist about people people like who people
00:05:42.880 well-known names very well-known names um you know the government officials the the politicians the
00:05:49.440 royalty like the you know they were taping everybody every moment so i might be surprised if i didn't
00:05:56.560 already present my analysis of the case here my theory of the case is that we are dealing with
00:06:03.520 regime politics we are living through an era of regime politics and we are dealing with a regime
00:06:10.080 that regime for reasons that i think have become clear at this point does not want that information
00:06:17.520 coming out about who was involved in the epstein network galane maxwell's on trial and that's the only
00:06:23.360 person they want you focused on that's the only person they want you to care about but now we know
00:06:28.560 the fbi recovered and has had in their possession for two years at this point six hard drives that
00:06:37.840 were directly connected to jeffrey epstein to galane maxwell cds full of pictures are we ever going to
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00:07:35.760 that is up to you i want to get into this next story jussie smollett reveals on the stand in his
00:07:44.480 own trial that cnn host don lemon warned him via text that cops weren't believing his account of the
00:07:54.400 case so go back almost three years ago now when the jussie smollett case was breaking when it was going
00:08:00.960 everywhere there was a headline that came out that a lot of people looked over and they said but i
00:08:06.640 didn't forget that human events daily didn't forget this don lemon said that he was texting jussie
00:08:13.760 smollett every single day after his horrific attack well jussie smollett is up on the stand now
00:08:20.480 and he's telling us that these weren't just text messages of support this wasn't just hey man how you
00:08:26.560 doing hope everything's okay what can i do for you no don lemon was using his position at cnn
00:08:34.160 his platform at cnn to get information from the police in chicago we know that don lemon interviewed
00:08:42.160 the superintendent of chicago police at one point and then providing that information about the
00:08:47.440 investigation to jussie smollett what did this do this made jussie smollett refuse to cooperate
00:08:56.320 refuse to give his phone over to tv uh to the excuse me to the police refuse to give over any
00:09:02.080 of this information he committed obstruction of justice don lemon intervened in this case and he
00:09:10.160 also committed obstruction of justice isn't this the exact same thing that we just saw chris cuomo
00:09:18.320 cnn's top star and his bro don lemon's bro over there get fired over for cnn because he was using
00:09:25.520 his position to aid personal favors for people who were the target of an investigation now in that
00:09:31.760 case it was his brother in this case it's don lemon's buddy what is going on at cnn and it's very clear
00:09:37.920 they are not a news organization they are involved in law they are getting involved in justice they are
00:09:45.520 getting involved in crimes they are having their hosts completely abuse their position and completely
00:09:53.520 abused this to aid people to get out of crime now jussie got caught of course andrew cuomo got caught
00:09:59.840 but don lemon is still there will he see the same kind of accountability is there a standard at chris
00:10:07.680 cuomo or cnn for chris cuomo or is there a separate standard for don lemon listen to don lemon talking
00:10:14.160 about jussie smollett a couple of years ago you can a good lawyer can get you out just about anything
00:10:19.600 right or reduce whatever it is that you're going to suffer in the court of public opinion
00:10:26.240 jussie has lost he's lost the fight in the court of public opinion and that's where his battle is
00:10:32.080 whether legally if he has to go whatever he has to serve if it's jail time if he has to do probation
00:10:37.120 if he has to pay whatever but in the court of public opinion it matters it matters and he lost that
00:10:43.280 because of how and not his fault maybe people were i don't know what they were saying to him how
00:10:50.320 maybe because of his representatives who knows i don't know it was handled poorly i don't know if
00:10:55.040 it's not his fault don the fact is his fault you think he was doing what he wanted well he went out
00:10:58.800 and he gave the interview so understand this from a now let's talk from a defense perspective there's
00:11:03.520 two things to think about number one is the law and whether it makes sense legally to be out there
00:11:08.720 speaking and everything else from that perspective it's damning all those things you heard him say
00:11:13.680 on tv are going to be played in a courtroom in the event this goes to true it's going to crush him now
00:11:19.600 from a public relations imperative your people say oh get in front of the cameras express what happened
00:11:24.560 show some you know show some real anger and show some this that the other the fact is that works from
00:11:29.600 a public relations perspective but it doesn't work in this perspective it doesn't work and listen again
00:11:33.520 i want you to say i have nothing but the utmost respect for my friends at abc and other things
00:11:38.480 they and robin did a terrific job on that interview i'm just talking about how you respond to this
00:11:44.000 sort of crisis zucker you got a big problem on your hands jeff zucker the head of cnn you've got to fire
00:11:51.440 don lemon now because here's the trick chris cuomo is suing you so cuomo is suing you in court
00:11:59.520 for the rest of his contract what does that mean 18 million dollars he had three more years left
00:12:05.040 and it was six million a year now if don lemon doesn't get fired chris cuomo gets to go into
00:12:12.640 court and say look don lemon did the exact same thing and you didn't fire him that means wrongful
00:12:20.560 termination that means breach of contract that means 16 million reasons that jeff zucker has to fire don
00:12:30.320 lemon so it's pretty simple jeff which are you going to take are you going to stand on principle
00:12:37.280 and actually have a standard and do the thing that you know is right and also by the way
00:12:44.240 if you don't do it you're gonna have to pay 16 million to chris cuomo i love it i love it
00:12:53.520 it's time to get on the lifeboats twitter just changed over their ceo the new ceo at twitter
00:12:59.920 is already doing a revamp of the social media platform he's kicking out anybody that was seen
00:13:05.600 as too close to jack dorsey kicking out anybody who doesn't ascribe to his woke agenda to his woke
00:13:11.840 prerogatives you know what's coming the censorship the ban hammer it's already happening it's swinging
00:13:18.080 down what just last night or two days ago uh tons of conservative zoomer accounts were banned on twitter
00:13:24.880 overnight complete purge what do we do get on getter it's time to get on the lifeboats it's time to get
00:13:31.760 on getter g-e-t-t-r make sure you go over there because when the ban hammer comes for you you want
00:13:38.240 to have a lifeboat ready jen saki yesterday at the white house was asked a very simple question why is it
00:13:48.640 that it seems like in countries in europe they have these at home rapid tests for copen 19. they're
00:13:55.120 all over the place or you can go buy them and they're super cheap i just spent a couple of days
00:14:00.160 talking on twitter about this a few hours this morning even really just asking people hey for
00:14:04.960 people who follow me you know what's the situation in your country if you're out of the country what's
00:14:09.760 happening i've i was told something like four dollars in ireland in germany it's like three four
00:14:15.360 dollars per test in sweden they've got these things or if you go to a pharmacy it's completely
00:14:19.680 free why is it then that in the united states these aren't all over the place listen to what jen
00:14:25.840 saki said about it to push to ensure insurers are you're able to get your your tests uh refunded means
00:14:31.920 150 million americans will be able to get free tests complicated though why not just make them free
00:14:36.960 and give them out and have them available everywhere should we just send one to every american
00:14:41.920 maybe then then what ha then what happens if you if every american has one test how much does that
00:14:46.800 cost and then what happens after that all i know is that other countries seem to be making them
00:14:50.880 available for in greater quantities for less money well i think we share the same objective which is to
00:14:56.640 make them less expensive and more accessible right uh every country is going to do that differently
00:15:01.680 and i was just noting that again our tests go through the fda approval process that's not the same
00:15:06.400 process that it doesn't work that way in every single country but what we're working to do here
00:15:10.720 is build on what we've done to date and continue to build out our testing capacity because so of
00:15:15.280 course jen saki she pulls out her trademark snark her disdain her condescension but actually that's
00:15:22.320 a serious question right because it's a big problem for their narrative of well you have to get vaccinated
00:15:29.120 you have to get vaccinated you have to do this that's the only way that's the only possible way to
00:15:32.000 stop this thing well if we just had testing everywhere and if you knew oh by the way i tested positive okay
00:15:38.240 you know what i'm going to call out for the day or i'm going to go home from school that's what they
00:15:42.000 do in the uk um from cbs at home testing has become as routine in the uk as brushing your teeth and
00:15:49.200 packing your books for school uh people there had no idea things were so different from the atlantic
00:15:54.320 they interviewed some some uh students over there they said i think it's really weird i guess like i
00:15:58.800 wouldn't feel safe without go with going to school i'd feel more worried you wouldn't know anybody that
00:16:03.360 had it and they're talking about this asymptomatic spread which is an entirely separate situation
00:16:09.120 getting the test kits couldn't be easier they're readily available at pretty much every pharmacy
00:16:13.600 in the country anyone can just walk in and ask for them and they're completely free usually
00:16:18.080 distributed in boxes of five or seven you can go back and get as many as you need
00:16:23.520 i have an interesting story about this because we took jack jr to our local library here in the dc area
00:16:29.920 last week they gave him a box and they said hey this is free rapid test you go you take these
00:16:37.200 when you come back just you know show us one of them before you come in you're good to go oh that's
00:16:40.800 great that's very convenient thank you i appreciate that but one thing we noticed was that on the box
00:16:46.560 there was an instruction manual inside none of it was in english and they said oh by the way here's
00:16:51.360 a separate form that we made for english okay but you know of course me i'm thinking like why isn't
00:16:56.960 this something that's you know in english to begin with we get a message from the library just last
00:17:03.120 night they said hey you know those tests we gave you oh um we actually need you to bring back any
00:17:10.640 unused tests they had apparently there was a mistake and we've got a message from the fda
00:17:16.320 and they're saying that that wasn't supposed to be distributed in the united states that was meant
00:17:21.760 for overseas and it's not approved and we're like but wait a minute these tests work fine
00:17:26.080 it's perfectly free why can't we use them because look i know when my kids aren't sick but of course
00:17:32.160 it's just something that's nice to be able to hand them and say look see good to go right
00:17:37.920 what is going on here why isn't i've been looking into this some more the fda apparently is holding up
00:17:43.840 all of these things well the rest of the world is using them the rest of the world is making them
00:17:48.080 available all over the place in the us if you can go and get one if you can find it 12 for a single test
00:17:56.080 what's going on fda well this next story is kind of incredible it's kind of horrific but
00:18:04.480 unfortunately it's one of those things that unfortunately is coming out again and again
00:18:11.440 more and more in this country a sony has fired a playstation executive allegedly caught in pedophilia
00:18:17.760 stings from the new york post a top sony executive has been fired after he was allegedly caught in an
00:18:22.720 amateur pedophilia sting operation posted on youtube george kachopio the senior vice president
00:18:31.040 from the team behind playstation allegedly tried to arrange a meeting with a 15 year old boy according
00:18:36.240 to a video posted by the youtube channel called people versus preds kachopio has been at playstation
00:18:43.120 for more than eight years according to his linkedin profile and he's most recently served as the senior
00:18:48.160 vice president of engineering we're aware of the situation yada yada yada corporate statement
00:18:52.640 corporate statement corporate statement adam sharkey a spokesman for the san diego police departments
00:18:57.920 happen san diego said there is an active investigation being led by the san diego internet crimes against
00:19:03.040 children task force but here's where what really caught my attention even as you know a couple of
00:19:10.320 paragraphs down amateur youtube sting operation what is that people versus preds an amateur sting operation
00:19:17.280 right so a grassroots group of people youtubers meant to catch sexual predators who meet victims
00:19:23.200 online identified him as a 64 year old who was allegedly trying to arrange a meeting with a 15 year old boy
00:19:30.960 at 4 30 a.m go and watch the video because they actually posted this on their own youtube page
00:19:37.760 who you got here to meet tonight jeff jeff we can have a conversation or i can call the cops jeff
00:19:42.640 jeff jeff i can i can call the cops or we can have a conversation no you want jeff you want to have
00:19:49.360 a conversation jeff i got your face on video you you want me to call the cops all right
00:19:56.320 i'm calling the cops you invited over a 15 year old kid tonight to have sex excuse me everybody
00:20:04.000 this guy invited over a 15 year old boy to have sex with him tonight you want me to get louder you
00:20:11.600 want to have a conversation may i know the purpose of your visit hey you want to get you want me to
00:20:16.560 get louder you want to have a conversation are you going to get loud excuse me everybody so what is
00:20:25.200 people versus preds how are they doing this how did they identify them because me i'm i you know have
00:20:29.840 to look at this and say well from an investigatory standpoint where did you get this information
00:20:34.720 what people versus preds has been doing is that they created a decoy minor uh profile on grinder
00:20:43.440 a dating app that's meant for gay bi trans and queer people and two the two exchanged photos and
00:20:50.160 told the decoy that his name was jeff he then allegedly gave his address in order to have sex with
00:20:55.680 the purported 15 year old boy according to review of the chat logs so you see what's going on here
00:21:01.280 these youtubers are using grinder creating fake profiles and then using them to catch uh people
00:21:09.280 that have arranged for these meetings why isn't the fbi doing this why isn't the san diego police
00:21:15.360 department why isn't every police department doing this why does it take a couple of youtubers to think
00:21:20.800 of something incredibly obvious they're not even going to some special chat room or something like that
00:21:25.360 they're using one of the most popular apps that's out there for uh the lgbt community well it's
00:21:31.440 pretty simple the fbi doesn't know what they're doing well that's all the time we have here today
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00:21:58.400 but for today's moment of history of course it's an obvious one december 7th 1941 as everyone knows
00:22:04.640 pearl harbor day 80 years ago the anniversary is today and for myself as a former u.s navy officer of course
00:22:14.080 this hits home because we those sailors if you've ever been out there to pearl harbor if you've gone
00:22:20.320 and visited they were lying sleeping on a sunday morning some of them were getting up for church services
00:22:29.600 when that attack happened without warning when that went down because people in washington didn't
00:22:36.000 pay attention to the intel didn't pay attention to what was going on and people and sailors heroes died
00:22:44.160 as a result ladies and gentlemen you have my permission to lay ashore