On today's show, Jack Posobiec talks about his trip to the Inauguration, President Trump's plans for the event, and much, much more. Jack is also joined by a special guest on the show to talk about the snowstorm that's hitting Washington, D.C. and the impact it's having on the inaugural day.
00:06:51.440The soy betas of D.C. are already running scared.
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00:06:59.140You can see them carefully peering into cars to see what's going on.
00:07:03.460Washington, D.C., the imperial capital, is terrified because we, the American patriots, are back.
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00:08:41.480Victory cannot be defined when President Trump wins the election.
00:08:45.920Victory is not defined when President Trump takes the oath of office.
00:08:49.620Victory can only be measured on President Trump's last day in office looking backwards to make sure that we have achieved all of our deliverables,
00:09:01.800to make sure that we have achieved all of our goals, and that America has, in fact, been made great again.
00:09:09.320Someone who's coming on now that I'd love to join us from humanevents.com.
00:09:43.920I mean, we can't pop the champagne bottles until the policies are done.
00:09:47.020I mean, there are still people in the deep state that are trying to ruin, you know, the incoming presidency, the incoming administration.
00:09:53.940You know, you have senators probably in the U.S. Senate that are trying to stop some of President Trump's nominees.
00:09:57.620That's why we need to keep the pressure on.
00:09:59.120There's going to be bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. still trying to stop President Trump's agenda, neocons in the House, neocons in the Senate, all those who President Trump defeated in primaries.
00:10:09.480Still a little bit petty, still trying to stop his agenda from happening in 2025 through the rest of his term.
00:10:22.260Just because you have a 20-point lead going into the fourth quarter doesn't mean you're going to win the game.
00:10:25.400We have to absolutely carry out the agenda and ensure that President Trump's nominees get through.
00:10:30.040We have to give him a good surrounding cast.
00:10:31.920We have to ensure that bills like the Lincoln Rally Act that are going to be passed in the U.S. Senate and heading to President Trump's desk when he gets inaugurated next week are going to come to fruition.
00:10:41.300And we have to ensure that we're not caving on the principles such as mass deportations, tariffs, and other policies that are going to reform the deep state and reform the executive branch and every branch within the government.
00:10:51.360We have to assure that we are getting those things done and setting him up for victory, setting him up to enact policies that are going to change this country, that are going to change the government, and not just celebrate for weeks upon any.
00:12:19.980The fight has – go look at the Maha movement.
00:12:22.200Look, go look at Maha with the billions of dollars that's coming against them.
00:12:26.640And they think that RFK is just going to be able to walk into the United States Senate and get confirmed or Jay Bhattacharya or Mark Marquet or any of them.
00:12:59.320I mean, there's a reason that the movement in 2016 and 2015 sent such a shockwave to Washington was because it was actual change.
00:13:07.980But we still didn't get the change we wanted because of the bureaucrats in Washington and the deep state establishment that was ridden in Congress, in the bureaucracy, and in state governments.
00:13:18.080You know, President Trump doesn't just need support from Washington.
00:14:28.440OK, you've got the triple mandate coming in here.
00:14:30.440And that is the key to actually securing victory.
00:14:34.340Now, that being said, and so first of all, securing legitimacy and the cultural legitimacy that we have by now being a part of the firmament of America,
00:14:43.680the way that we always were, by the way, the way that we always were.
00:14:47.080I mean, take a look at the Maha movement again.
00:15:07.020Bernie Sanders in 2016 was saying that open borders was a Koch brothers policy, that open borders was something the Koch brothers wanted.
00:15:15.060Why? Because they were talking about cheap labor, the same kind of cheap labor that you're hearing from this whole Panda Express debate that's going on, raging across the Internet.
00:15:24.680And I'll just throw my two cents on in on that.
00:15:27.440Look, if you want to speak to Zoomers, if you want to talk to people that are within the country that are coming up this way, you have to understand the situation that they are coming of age in.
00:16:19.320Yeah, man, I mean, on Monday, we can't just sit on our hands and wait and just have pop champagne bottles and have some sort of celebration on Monday.
00:16:30.000Get all the receptions out of the way.
00:16:31.640Celebrate with the ball and in the balls and the receptions that we're going to have next week.
00:16:35.600But we really need to actually facilitate change going into the 119th Congress, going into reforming the deep state establishment, kicking all of the deep state establishment out that have tried to kill President Trump, have tried to jail his supporters and put him in jail and prevent him from being the nominee.
00:16:51.520We have to reform our economic policy and have tariffs and hold others responsible and creating responsibility for the paybacks that other countries have put us behind the wheel on.
00:17:02.440We have to bring and frack and ensure that we're bringing the most economic prosperity that we can bring through policies that Trump's willing to enact on day one and ensure that he's getting the change and the agents that are going to bring him the right amount to bring to make America great again.
00:17:18.560And we're going to actually, you know, facilitate change and ensure that policies that he wants to enact on day one are at least feasible within the first weeks and months of his presidency and ensure that we're giving him the right tools, the right personnel and the right people around him to facilitate that change.
00:17:35.520Celebrate for one day and then let's work.
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00:17:48.560I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
00:18:02.560All right, Jack Posobiec back here live in snowy Washington, D.C.
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00:19:14.880Wanted to bring on one of my favorite commentators from PragerU, Alexis Wilkins, someone who also is incredibly well-informed and familiar with the music industry, to give us a little bit of a preview of what we're hearing about the music for President Trump's inauguration.
00:19:39.460The latest that I'm hearing is that the parade, of course, a selection typically of each state sends up their own entry into the parade as well as the various military bands and the ceremonial bands will play for the president.
00:19:54.120What I'm being told now, as of the latest, that those bands and those performances, instead of being on the parade route, will actually be held indoors inside Capital One Arena.
00:20:33.580But if it has to change for the safety and of everyone and the temperature, then I think putting it into an arena could be a very interesting and historic way to go where everyone gets to see everything instead of kind of cherry picking where to go and having it pass by you.
00:20:49.620And so talk to me as well about some of the, I guess, pop artists and really it seems like a lot of country western artists that have been selected by President Trump to make those special performances at the inauguration.
00:21:02.080Yeah, we're seeing a lot of artists jump in here and I think that it's great that the culture is kind of catching up with where the actual culture of America is standing.
00:21:14.660I'm happy to see these people speaking out and we've seen kind of one by one.
00:21:18.440I think the first one that dropped was Carrie Underwood singing America the Beautiful.
00:21:22.120I'm, of course, very excited to hear that.
00:21:24.720And then a lot of other artists, you have Jason Aldean, you have Parker McCollum, I think, is doing a set at one of the balls.
00:21:31.120These people are putting their name down for President Trump and I think it's incredible and I commend them.
00:21:36.560I have a long time been a supporter, as you know, of President Trump.
00:21:40.620And I think that speaking out about the things that you believe is something that, even when it's not cool, which it wasn't for a very long time,
00:21:47.340I feel like we need to kind of remind people of that so that we don't let it happen again.
00:21:51.680When you speak out about the things that you believe, you have the opportunity to shift culture.
00:21:57.080And what we saw here on November 5th wasn't just a political shift.
00:22:12.080Well, let me and let me ask you about this.
00:22:14.240So when it comes to, I guess, the idea of performing at a presidential inauguration, you know, it used to be that we lived in a country where we could understand that performing at the president's inauguration was not something that was partisan,
00:22:30.860that it was, in fact, an official event that takes place every four years.
00:22:34.480This is what we're told by the Democrats all day long, all night long.
00:22:42.520Well, isn't it part of our democracy respecting that process even when it doesn't go our way?
00:22:48.060And that would extend, of course, itself to the musical acts.
00:22:51.740But, of course, it hasn't been that way because Trump or anyone supporting Trump have been so denormalized in society that the idea of simply performing at the president's inauguration could almost be some kind of an issue.
00:23:05.760So has there been much, you know, blowback or backlash to any of these announcements that you've seen from within the industry?
00:23:13.060It's interesting because I've seen some things come up on Twitter specifically about Carrie Underwood singing at the inauguration.
00:23:22.700And it's fascinating because she's always been patriotic.
00:23:26.120She's always been pretty unifying, I believe.
00:23:29.000You know, she has she has worn American flag clothing.
00:23:33.080You know, I don't think that that's partisan, but the liberals tend to.
00:23:36.120So here we are. And she has to come out with this statement about unity and the fact that, you know, we're working towards unity.
00:23:42.280And that's why she's performing at the inauguration.
00:23:44.980And the fact that she even has to come out with this statement to state the obvious and say that, hey, we're all getting together.
00:23:51.120This is a bipartisan effort. It's even led on the committee by Democrats.
00:23:55.300It's not like Republicans are putting on a show and Democrats are standing idly by, except for the ones who are skipping, of course, the inauguration.
00:24:03.160And so I just I think it's fascinating that they have to put this out.
00:24:06.300I've seen some on Twitter about people wanted to post that she lost all these viewers, that she lost one point five million Spotify listeners.
00:24:15.100Of course, this was immediately community noted and corrected.
00:24:19.020And she didn't lose any at all because the American people issued a mandate on November 5th.
00:24:24.320I mean, I myself am singing the national anthem at a couple of the balls.
00:24:27.640I'm very excited, very enthusiastic, happy to post about it.
00:24:31.580Always have been. And I think that it's something that we need to normalize moving forward.
00:24:35.980We kind of lost sight of it when I think a lot of the industries decided to bend the knee to the woke mob.
00:24:41.940And there are people who didn't. And I think that we need to and we need to heed what they do.
00:24:47.200And we need to move forward and never do that again.
00:24:51.400No, I think that's exactly right. And I think that actually what they're doing in terms of coming up, showing up, making their voices heard, providing their music,
00:25:01.020it's actually going to go a long way, I hope, go a long way towards showing the country that we can actually put this stuff behind us.
00:25:09.440And we don't have to politicize everything, especially when, look, the side of the country that refuses to expect,
00:25:17.540to refuses to expect that that we are that, you know, you're allowed to wear a red hat that says make America great again,
00:25:25.160or go around with an American flag or a Gadsden flag or anything like that.
00:25:29.100That side of America, you're the minority now. You are no longer the majority in this country.
00:25:35.100And by the way, that doesn't and I'll just say this and I'll say it once.
00:25:38.160That doesn't mean there's anything wrong with you.
00:25:40.960That just means you were wrong about the election.
00:25:43.940And so what it also explains is that you can have the opportunity to guess what?
00:25:49.960You can listen to music. By the way, this is something, wait, Alexis, I got to ask you this question.
00:25:54.600Conservatives have had to deal with this our entire lives because every time you go to watch a movie,
00:25:59.740every time you go to listen to a song, you say, oh, did you hear what so-and-so said about this or so-and-so said about that?
00:26:04.440And you're like, you know what? I don't care. It's a good song. It's a good movie.
00:33:14.360And it is the saddest thing because I'm sure you know, with you and your followers, that these things could have probably been prevented, at least to the extent that they have been.
00:33:31.020But what these people have lost are physical properties.
00:33:37.500And perhaps their insurance will help them if they have insurance.
00:33:42.600Many of these homeowners have their insurance taken away from them because California has just not managed its liabilities as far as protecting its citizens from these things, these kinds of fires and so on, for a number of different reasons.
00:34:00.000But what we're talking about today, Jack, is something a little different.
00:34:05.660When you're talking about the crime of house stealing or deed theft or title theft, you're not talking about something that insurance can replace if you're lucky enough to have it.
00:34:17.800You're talking about somebody stealing the value of that property.
00:34:23.220Whether or not there's a physical piece of, you know, a home or something on it or not, there is value to property, land, home, whatever.
00:34:34.800And in this day and age, Jack, and we've talked about this before with the Internet and with artificial intelligence and all of the different ways that people can be or pretend to be somebody else.
00:34:52.120They can steal the value of your property and you can still have that house there and you would never know that somebody's taken a loan out on it or sold it to somebody or whatever.
00:35:04.200And it's like you and I are spiritual people.
00:35:07.420It's kind of like stealing your heart and your soul because for most people, the value in their holdings and investment, the state and so on, most of it is in a piece of property.
00:35:23.860Their home or maybe a cabin in the woods or something.
00:36:38.140You buy a piece of property or you sell it, then you'll purchase title insurance.
00:36:42.700And what that does, basically, is it assures that the piece of property that you're buying or selling doesn't have any encumbrances on it, you know, a loan or or or whatever.
00:36:55.020But once the the transfer goes through, then they're done there.
00:37:03.200What the problem is now is what happens after that.
00:37:08.980And you could be sitting on a piece of property, Jack, or your mother, your grandmother or whatever.
00:37:14.260Maybe you have an Airbnb, which is where I stayed at with my sisters in San Diego.
00:37:18.420And I tell you what, I could have very easily taken that property, titled that property, anybody can in this day and age because of the availability of the Internet and with artificial intelligence to be able to pretend that you are someone that you're not,
00:37:40.460to be able to file all of the proper documents through your local county clerk or whoever, a lot of the stuff can be done online.
00:37:49.780And the owner of the property would never know it until it's too late.
00:37:56.400And then maybe three months down the road, a loan company goes, you haven't been making payments on this this equity loan or whatever you took out.
00:38:31.060And, you know, we've had people that we've interviewed here as well talking about how they were able to do it.
00:38:36.860And people who were involved in this in the past and realizing that it's actually something that is quite simple that you can make untoward amount of money at this.
00:38:46.040And here we are moving into, as they're making the interest rate adjustments in this season, that's going to give these types of thieves a new lease on this type of activity and being able to look at various areas, particularly like disaster areas that we saw in California that we're seeing there, as well as the disasters areas in East Kentucky, Western North Carolina that got hit by the hurricane.
00:39:11.000Because so many of those areas are also under, John, as we close out the show here, tell us again how to follow you and what your recommendation is.
00:39:20.620Well, so my recommendation, Jack, would be to to go to go to home title lock dot com.
00:39:28.500You can go on their website and I think you gave the code POZO, which ironically is the first four letters of your name, but POSO.
00:39:53.500But anyway, you can try a 30 day trial on there and see if it works for you.
00:39:59.360Basically, what they do is number one, they will monitor your title jack 24 seven, which nobody can do, at least practically.
00:40:09.320Number two, if something fishy happens, they're going to let you know right away and they go, did you take out an equity loan?
00:40:19.660Number three, and this is most important.
00:40:22.540If something happens and it actually goes through and it is easier and quicker than you think, before you even know it, somebody can steal the title, take out a loan on it, whatever.
00:40:35.060Home title lock will work with you to restore your title.
00:40:38.880So you don't have to go through the court system now, hire an attorney.
00:41:11.780All right, Jack Posobiec, we are back here on Human Events Daily.
00:41:18.880And I wanted to bring John back to, he got cut off a little bit in the last segment.
00:41:24.020We held him over because we're talking about this very serious issue of home theft.
00:41:29.280And he was explaining to us why home title lock is actually the company that you folks can use out there that can, number one, just learn about this issue.
00:41:38.800But also, if you want to take action, this is your place to start.
00:41:47.540I don't know where we left off, but I will tell you this.
00:41:50.520I've spent the last year researching this new crime, relatively new crime, called title theft or deed theft or home theft.
00:42:00.040But basically what the crime is, is somebody can transfer ownership or the deed into their name or some entity that they can steal the equity in that property.
00:43:45.820Look, we're going into a new season here.
00:43:47.540The Trump economy is going to be starting Monday.
00:43:49.580And actually, so with President Trump coming into office, we saw Scott Besson yesterday at the hearing.
00:43:57.900What did you think about Scott Besson at the hearing, particularly when he talked about the housing market and the changes that he can make?
00:44:03.760We obviously saw he talked about drilling.
00:44:06.160He talked about the ability for energy to actually be expanded in this country, how that's going to make changes in the housing market.
00:44:12.640But then on the flip side, that's also going to mean more opportunities for this type of crime.
00:44:17.420Are you asking me, Jack, my opinion on this?
00:44:54.260I think everybody knows that because we see the common sense is starting to come back into play.
00:45:00.680And up until now, people have been afraid in the real estate market to sell a home or to buy another home or to make moves or to make investments.
00:45:12.900And I think you probably agree with me.
00:45:15.240But that doesn't take away those scoundrels out there that can take advantage of you, especially if we start to see quick real estate transactions now where people are not paying attention as much as they have been in the past.
00:45:30.400Maybe you have a home up in the woods.
00:45:32.340You know, there's a log cabin or an Airbnb or a rental property.
00:45:35.900Maybe companies like this company, Home Title Lock, can eliminate at least one of those concerns that we have moving forward in what I think is going to be an extraordinarily robust economy with new hope about living and moving forward in life and just taking advantage of this incredible country that we are blessed to be in.
00:46:03.600So just check out for yourself and your brother and sister and let's move on because we've got good things ahead, I believe.