Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - June 30, 2025


Inside The Talks Between The White House and Senate On The BBB


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Senators plan to vote on amendments to President Donald Trump's big, beautiful bill at the U.S. Capitol. Two firefighters are killed responding to a brush fire in Idaho. Trump threatens to withhold money from New York City if the city doesn t join him in a trade war with China.

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00:00:50.800 Deadly ambush in Idaho.
00:00:57.860 At least two firefighters were killed after responding to a brush fire.
00:01:02.360 Firefighters arrived near a routine local trailhead for what they thought was a routine wildfire.
00:01:08.620 Instead, they began taking gunfire.
00:01:10.760 Two were killed.
00:01:11.280 A third wounded.
00:01:12.280 A massive force of heavily armed law enforcement arriving.
00:01:15.720 Trump is threatening to withhold money from New York City.
00:01:19.300 If so, Ron Mabdani is elected mayor and pushes back on federal policies.
00:01:23.760 I mean, he's a communist and going to be mayor of New York.
00:01:26.260 If he does get in, I'm going to be president, and he's going to have to do the right thing,
00:01:29.800 but they're not getting any money.
00:01:30.880 The U.S. and China announcing a trade agreement over discussions done in Geneva.
00:01:34.740 We're doing a rare earth deal.
00:01:36.360 We have a big trade deficit with China.
00:01:38.660 A Biden letter get up to a trillion dollars.
00:01:40.800 Think of it.
00:01:41.240 A trillion dollars deficit with one country.
00:01:43.640 Calendar number 107, H.R. 1, an act to provide for reconciliation pursuant to Title 2 of H. Conrad's 14.
00:01:51.440 The yeas are 51.
00:01:53.000 The nays are 49. 0.52
00:01:54.600 The motion is agreed to.
00:01:55.900 Senators plan to vote on amendments to President Donald Trump's big, beautiful bill at the U.S. Capitol.
00:02:01.960 Their marathon debate on the bill ended early this morning.
00:02:04.380 Democrats delayed debate for 16 hours over the weekend by forcing the clerk to read the 940-page plan aloud on the floor.
00:02:15.660 All right, Jack, what's up?
00:02:16.740 Here we are back.
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00:02:22.540 Anno, Dominic.
00:02:23.260 Want to bring in immediately here Senator Ron Johnson from the great state of Wisconsin.
00:02:28.180 Senator Johnson has been in the thick of it in these deliberations and debates
00:02:32.880 regarding the big, beautiful bill.
00:02:35.120 Senator Johnson, I'd love an update, if you could, for our audience.
00:02:39.940 Where do things stand from your perch right now?
00:02:43.340 Well, Jack, well, first of all, I'd like to just clarify some things
00:02:46.060 because we get all wrapped up in scores and increased in deficit.
00:02:49.400 The main deficit driver in this bill is the fact that we don't want to increase anybody's taxes.
00:02:55.280 So that's about $4 trillion.
00:02:58.000 So, again, that was, I would say, a mistake we made in 2017 where we didn't reduce spending to make the Tax Cut and Jobs Act permanent.
00:03:05.860 So we're kind of paying the price for that now.
00:03:07.820 But, again, no Republican wants to increase taxes, particularly not President Trump.
00:03:11.820 So that's a big part of this bill.
00:03:14.040 It's one of the reasons it has to pass.
00:03:15.300 But the truth is the House, they've cut spending by about $1.4 trillion net, increased spending for the border
00:03:23.820 because the Democrats opened it up, created that mess, increased spending on defense because of all the wars.
00:03:29.900 We've got to clean up that mess.
00:03:31.780 And, of course, the big problem is seven years prior to the pandemic,
00:03:35.320 we averaged deficits of about $660 billion, way too high.
00:03:39.120 Then we have the pandemic.
00:03:40.160 But Democrats, rather than being responsible and returning to even those levels,
00:03:44.680 they averaged deficits of $1.9 trillion over the last four years.
00:03:47.840 So that's the deficit mess we're trying to fix here.
00:03:50.880 The House reduces spending on that base about $1.4 trillion, the Senate about $1.6 trillion.
00:03:57.180 We make more of the Tax Cut and Jobs Act permanent, so that's a higher score.
00:04:02.180 And right now I think the big bone of contention between the Senate and the House is we're missing their evaluation,
00:04:08.020 their score of this bill by about $650 billion.
00:04:11.040 From my standpoint, that's not a problem.
00:04:12.840 We've got a solution.
00:04:14.160 Rick Scott would simply, right now it's somewhere like 2029 or 2030 or 2031,
00:04:21.460 would simply stop allowing states to enroll single, able-bodied, working-age, childless adults in Obamacare expansion.
00:04:30.500 They call it Medicaid expansion, but it's really Obamacare,
00:04:32.660 where the federal government kicks in $9 for every dollar the state kicks into that Medicaid expansion.
00:04:39.940 For a disabled child, for every dollar the state kicks in, the federal government puts in about $133.
00:04:45.400 So we're trying to end that disparity because that incentive for states to sign up single, childless adults,
00:04:53.960 that has caused all kinds of distortions, hundreds of billions of dollars flowing out of the federal government
00:04:58.880 that we don't have.
00:05:00.280 States and providers are basing their budgets on that largesse, on that legal money laundering.
00:05:05.640 So Rick Scott's got a great idea.
00:05:07.700 Just stop enrollment, you know, someday in the future.
00:05:10.740 Nobody would lose coverage.
00:05:12.340 If states want to keep signing up for single, childless adults, 0.85
00:05:15.880 they can do it under regular Medicaid and get reimbursed the same level that a disabled child would get reimbursed.
00:05:22.020 So all the lies are from the left.
00:05:24.060 We've got a quick break here, a hard break.
00:05:26.500 What America first truly means.
00:05:30.160 Welcome to the second American revolution.
00:05:37.000 All right, Jack Posobiec here, Human Events Daily.
00:05:39.800 We are back and we're still live with Senator Johnson.
00:05:43.420 Senator, right before the last break, you got cut off a little bit.
00:05:46.160 I wanted you to finish that because you're talking about how,
00:05:48.160 when they're talking about what you're driving at here, this isn't the wider program of Medicaid.
00:05:56.560 What you're talking about is an Obamacare expansion of that, which is called the Medicaid expansion.
00:06:03.500 Right.
00:06:04.080 And it is actually threatening Medicaid for disabled children.
00:06:07.880 I mean, think of it.
00:06:08.320 We pay $9 for every $1 the state spends for a single childless adult that should be working or could be working.
00:06:15.480 And we pay $1.33 for a disabled child.
00:06:18.180 We actually pay double and triple procedures that they pay for in Medicare on Medicaid now because the Biden administration said,
00:06:25.620 oh, you can pay commercial rates again, it's a scam.
00:06:28.900 It's a money laundering scam.
00:06:30.840 Again, it was all about Obamacare trying to convert us to a single payer system.
00:06:34.780 Did a pretty good job because we signed up tens of millions more single childless adults that, again,
00:06:41.320 by and large, should be getting insurance to their employer because they should be working.
00:06:47.180 And so this is an ability then to actually try to re to rectify and rebalance those sheets.
00:06:53.180 Does that make sense?
00:06:53.880 Exactly.
00:06:55.720 And, of course, the Democrats say we want to take Medicaid away from the disabled children.
00:06:59.000 Nothing could be further from the truth.
00:07:00.840 We're trying to save that.
00:07:02.520 There's a great article in The Wall Street Journal, for example, a father of a 17-year-old severely autistic child.
00:07:08.380 God bless them.
00:07:09.140 They're taking care of this child at home.
00:07:10.940 They would like home health care, but they're on a 10-year waiting list because providers would much rather provide that to a single childless adult
00:07:19.100 because get reimbursed $9 to $1, the state does, and those providers can probably charge higher than they get for Medicare, for example.
00:07:26.420 So, again, it's a crazy system.
00:07:29.380 We have to fix that.
00:07:30.660 We have to end that because we can't afford the hundreds of billions of dollars that are being scammed out of the federal government by the states and by those providers.
00:07:37.740 Now, is this something that would – is this in the text of the bill or would this be a separate amendment?
00:07:45.320 Well, unfortunately, it wasn't because, again, a lot of my colleagues are pretty afraid of the Democrat lies and the way the media carries those lies.
00:07:52.540 And so it was difficult to get that in and still get onto the bill.
00:07:57.000 And quite honestly, that's one of the reasons we had the delay in on Saturday.
00:08:00.940 We – you know, Senator Scott, myself, Mike Leaves, if you're honest, we wanted in the base text.
00:08:06.360 They wouldn't put it in there, but in the end, they offered us an amendment with leadership pushing to get this passed.
00:08:12.860 Now that we've got the House, I think they're announcing that we're $650 billion shy of their mark.
00:08:18.820 Like, I don't think – this won't pass in the House.
00:08:22.220 That's kind of what they're telling us.
00:08:23.500 So let's fix it all.
00:08:25.440 Pass Rick's amendment.
00:08:26.700 There's also some extraneous extra tax credits, some goodies for members.
00:08:31.020 You know, I don't think when we're $37 trillion in debt, we ought to have those goodies either.
00:08:34.980 So we ought to be able to come up, honestly, with $650 billion savings pretty easily, even today.
00:08:41.860 But it'll take presidential leadership. 0.87
00:08:43.380 It'll take Republican leadership in the Senate to bring along some reluctant Senate colleagues.
00:08:48.820 And how has the president – and we also know the vice president was there on Saturday – how have they and the White House been involved in the process here?
00:08:58.120 Well, I spent two hours with the president on Saturday, and that was time well spent.
00:09:04.380 It certainly convinced me that he is absolutely committed to returning to a reasonable pre-pandemic level spending.
00:09:09.840 Russ Vogt was there.
00:09:11.740 Those guys also and I will be highly involved in a process to achieve and maintain that level.
00:09:17.340 So, again, my means with him over the last few weeks convinced me he wants to do this.
00:09:22.240 We both realize this is really hard.
00:09:24.540 You know, again, the Democrats left us these enormous messes.
00:09:27.780 It's easy to be a Democrat.
00:09:28.880 Spend money, mortgage your kids' future, never be held accountable by the media.
00:09:32.480 But when Republicans want to dial that back, we get accused of stealing money from women and children.
00:09:38.840 Nothing can be further from the truth.
00:09:42.160 Well, that's something of a business strategy when it comes to Democrats and the media.
00:09:48.240 Now, that being said, where do you see the bill as it stands now?
00:09:52.260 Are there other amendments that you see that are creating the same level of either getting traction or getting lost on the wayside?
00:10:00.440 Well, yeah, that's what I'm saying.
00:10:02.500 Most of this vote-a-ram is just a charade.
00:10:04.760 You know, none of these amendments really have a chance to pass.
00:10:07.060 Rick Scott's is a crucial amendment.
00:10:09.180 I think it has to pass.
00:10:10.660 It'll make it a lot easier to pass here in the Senate.
00:10:12.780 It'll make it a whole lot easier to pass in the House.
00:10:14.920 So, again, we need the president to get behind this.
00:10:17.280 We need Senate leadership. 0.90
00:10:18.860 And the couple or a few Republicans that are reluctant to vote for Rick's amendment, they've got to be brought on board by the president.
00:10:26.560 And then, again, I think this sails through the House as well.
00:10:28.580 And then the big one, big, beautiful bill, that's something we can all celebrate because we literally would repeal the most damaging part of Obamacare,
00:10:37.640 the way it's distorting and really threatening Medicaid for those disabled children and other vulnerable individuals.
00:10:43.660 So that would be a big win.
00:10:45.020 It saves a lot of money.
00:10:46.120 And, again, nobody would lose coverage.
00:10:48.740 It doesn't take effect until a few years out.
00:10:51.460 The sooner we bring it up to effect, the more money we can save.
00:10:55.260 But that would be a decision for the Congress to make.
00:10:58.340 But, again, we just have to pass Rick Scott's amendment.
00:11:02.420 Now, looking a little bit down the line, obviously the president has set Friday as the big deadline for that.
00:11:11.140 Do you think that's within reach?
00:11:14.160 Listen, I think we can come to agreement pretty quick as long as, again, if the president would get engaged,
00:11:18.260 start twisting a few reluctant arms right now, I think this seals the deal in the Senate and even in the House.
00:11:25.600 So I think that's crucial.
00:11:26.840 Then I think we could maybe meet that time frame.
00:11:29.220 If not, this may drag.
00:11:30.760 But, again, we're all dedicated to making sure that we don't have a massive automatic tax increase, avoid a default,
00:11:37.220 provide the funding for the border, provide funding for our warfighters,
00:11:40.700 because it's a dangerous world made more dangerous by four years of Democrat governance.
00:11:45.600 So, again, the vast majority of this bill we're in agreement with, we're arguing over the details.
00:11:51.200 There's no doubt about that.
00:11:52.260 And that's okay.
00:11:52.860 It's a messy process.
00:11:54.460 But we're all on the same page.
00:11:55.800 We all respect each other.
00:11:57.280 We all want to support the president's agenda.
00:11:58.860 Well, I appreciate that, because I think a lot of people are used to some of these nasty debates,
00:12:07.160 maybe more on the House side.
00:12:08.880 It gets a little nasty than the Senate side.
00:12:11.800 But when it comes down to that, then, what level of traction are you seeing the amendment getting in the Senate?
00:12:18.060 Are there any others that seem to be coming on board?
00:12:20.840 Well, again, I think we were offered a vote on Rick's amendment pretty early on,
00:12:27.880 but we needed leadership fully committed to supporting it.
00:12:31.080 That took a little bit of time.
00:12:32.300 So, again, I went down to the floor of the Senate, and I voted no on motion to proceed,
00:12:35.780 because we had no guarantee.
00:12:38.700 We had nothing.
00:12:39.800 And Rick and Cynthia and Mike Lee, they withheld their vote.
00:12:43.840 The negotiation began.
00:12:45.540 And now we are where we are.
00:12:46.940 So, yeah, it's a little messy.
00:12:48.440 I think maybe some of our actions are misinterpreted.
00:12:51.220 You know, my goal here, President Trump said he wanted the Senate to make the bill better.
00:12:55.600 I think we have in many respects.
00:12:58.100 I want to make it much better.
00:12:59.580 I think Rick's amendment would make this much better.
00:13:02.320 I think it would not only sail here through the Senate, it would sail through the House.
00:13:05.340 So I really do encourage the president, get on board, start making some calls, twist some arms.
00:13:11.500 I think our leadership's doing everything they can to round up the votes.
00:13:15.140 But, again, it's a tough process.
00:13:17.860 It doesn't happen, you know, within minutes or sometimes hours.
00:13:21.500 Maybe it'd take a day or two.
00:13:22.840 I hope it doesn't.
00:13:25.280 No, absolutely.
00:13:26.180 Now, in the midst of this, you mentioned working with the White House, you mentioned leadership.
00:13:31.060 Have you had any discussions with the House side as well, as Speaker Johnson or any of his team?
00:13:36.520 Well, the Speaker came over to the Senate a couple days ago, you know, urged passage.
00:13:40.840 We are talking to the House conservatives all the time.
00:13:45.420 You know, Rick Scott's done a fabulous job.
00:13:47.440 Every week we meet at his townhouse to have a makeshift dinner.
00:13:53.360 And we've been talking to House conservatives really since the start of the last Congress.
00:13:57.100 It's one of the reasons we got by the last debt ceiling.
00:13:59.240 It was House conservatives that offered an increase to death ceiling with spending reductions.
00:14:04.200 Unfortunately, Kevin McCarthy took that and then just suspended the death ceiling, you know, and basically dropped it in President Trump's lap, which he was not happy with.
00:14:13.780 Last question on that, since it is HHS, any discussions with Secretary Kennedy?
00:14:20.780 We are trying to, both of us, trying to get HHS to be transparent.
00:14:25.640 It is, it's a tough slog.
00:14:27.440 I mean, we have deep staters.
00:14:29.500 They have, they know how to frustrate Senator, or Secretary Kennedy's intention to be radically transparent.
00:14:36.260 And that's going to be true throughout the agencies.
00:14:38.120 You know, we've only got so many people appointed by President Trump.
00:14:40.980 You know, the political appointees in these agencies, and they're being blunted across the board.
00:14:46.680 So this is, you know, President Trump had to, I think, terminate more than a couple hundred lawyers in the Department of Justice.
00:14:53.100 They're hard to replace.
00:14:54.340 I mean, the left with their lawfare, you know, what they're doing, for example, Judge Troopas in Wisconsin,
00:14:58.760 who just represented President Trump during the election, they are trying to destroy him.
00:15:03.680 You know, a million dollars worth of legal fees, law affairs, trying to literally charge him felonies for things that they said was perfect.
00:15:10.980 It's perfectly legal.
00:15:11.500 So the left is just nasty.
00:15:13.480 They are vicious.
00:15:14.500 Senator, we've got to run, but Godspeed to you and Godspeed on the bill.
00:15:18.300 Happy Fourth of July, by the way.
00:15:19.800 Be right back.
00:15:20.440 New and Wednesday.
00:15:26.600 Today, you know, they talk about influencers.
00:15:29.020 These are influencers.
00:15:30.900 And they're friends of mine.
00:15:33.300 Jack Prasovic.
00:15:34.820 Where's Jack?
00:15:35.760 Jack.
00:15:36.920 He's done a great job.
00:15:38.620 Thank you.
00:15:40.980 All right, Jack Prasovic, we are back live, action-packed show today.
00:15:44.760 We now are joined on Human Events Daily by Attorney General Ken Paxton of the great state of Texas.
00:15:52.480 Mr. Attorney General, how are you?
00:15:54.540 I'm doing great.
00:15:55.780 It's a great week.
00:15:57.800 Well, and congratulations on Texas's big win up at the Supreme Court regarding this issue.
00:16:05.200 We had Terry Schilling on from the American Principles Project on Friday about this.
00:16:10.060 But walk us through this new decision regarding pornography websites, and not just for Texas, but the whole country.
00:16:17.120 Yeah, I mean, really, our entire history, we protected children from going into the military, drinking under a certain age, drugs, contracts, getting married.
00:16:31.660 This is really no different.
00:16:33.060 The Free Speech Coalition, which was put together by the porn companies, I guess that's a better name for them than porn companies, argued that we had gone too far protecting children that were 18 or younger.
00:16:46.220 And certainly, I'd understand their argument if these were adults.
00:16:48.880 But we have a long history in Texas of protecting children, and I believe, and I think it's our history, that states have every right to protect children from things they would view as dangerous to children.
00:17:03.840 Well, and not only that, but there's certainly any number of websites and businesses out there where under 18 are already either restricted or face some type of regulation to be able to use the services.
00:17:17.920 It's just, for some reason, this one, above all others, has been the one that was exempted.
00:17:24.600 Well, you know, it's interesting.
00:17:26.000 They actually, the Free Speech Coalition actually did not disagree that we had the right, that a state had a right to regulate it.
00:17:32.480 So that even they, given our history and the precedent, had a hard time arguing that we were wrong in regulating.
00:17:41.620 They just made the argument that we can't do it the way we're doing it.
00:17:44.840 And then they offered up solutions that don't work and that have been tried in the past.
00:17:49.280 So that way, they could have their cake and eat it, too.
00:17:51.740 They could make an argument that didn't sound crazy.
00:17:54.460 But at the same time, if they were successful, they'd still get to do what they wanted to do and still make the money off of what they're making the money off of.
00:18:01.640 And so what this really comes down to is that it seems that a lot of them probably tacitly knew, you know, they have the ability to check who's on their website.
00:18:14.580 They probably knew that they were making money from under 18.
00:18:17.420 Oh, there's no doubt in my mind.
00:18:20.900 They wouldn't have been fighting this in such a kind of clever way of, you know, changing their name to Free Speech Coalition and, you know, agreeing with their arguments that there could be a regulation.
00:18:33.220 But yet they fought hard.
00:18:35.060 They took us all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
00:18:36.600 And there was a reason they did that.
00:18:39.520 And I think it's the bottom line.
00:18:41.400 They make a lot of money doing this.
00:18:46.120 And a resounding victory, by the way, 6-3, this idea that I read some of the dissents in this.
00:18:53.700 And quite honestly, I don't know if you had a chance to read any of them, but some of them just seemed a little bit silly in some of the things that they were saying.
00:19:00.580 There is tons of precedent historically for states to regulate this.
00:19:05.600 And many other businesses, industries, especially when it comes to children.
00:19:12.460 And I saw some of the justices trying to argue that there wasn't any precedent behind that.
00:19:17.960 It just seemed ridiculous to me.
00:19:20.080 You know, I was at the court argument.
00:19:22.280 I honestly thought we had a good chance of winning 9-0 because the history is there.
00:19:28.460 And it's shocking to me that the three liberal judges were open to knocking down states' laws protecting children.
00:19:37.180 It just seemed kind of extreme on their part, given the fact that there's plenty of precedent.
00:19:42.580 And two, I mean, why shouldn't the legislature be on public policy grounds that they have passed because they were elected to do so protect children?
00:19:51.420 I mean, there's just so many examples of it.
00:19:54.580 Why now is the Supreme Court saying that's unconstitutional?
00:19:58.580 At least the dissent.
00:19:59.860 Exactly.
00:20:02.240 And the truth is that pornography in America, it's just run amok with the Internet.
00:20:07.900 And so taking a fight to push back on this, whether it's you, A.G.
00:20:11.740 Paxton, coming up to the Supreme Court all the way from Texas for age verification.
00:20:16.060 First Lady, of course, was championing this bill, which is passed now, into law regarding revenge porn. 1.00
00:20:23.360 We're taking steps, it feels like.
00:20:25.540 But the fight has really only just begun.
00:20:27.280 Yeah, I agree with you.
00:20:29.760 I mean, it's this is a big first step.
00:20:32.400 I'm sure they'll try to find ways around it.
00:20:34.680 Ultimately, you know, this is a free country.
00:20:37.340 We have First Amendment rights.
00:20:38.440 But as it relates to children whose brains are not fully developed and who can be impressionable and take things in they shouldn't take, parents should have that control.
00:20:47.580 And we need there should be no reason why states cannot protect children.
00:20:52.600 It's just I mean, it's common sense.
00:20:57.280 Absolute common sense.
00:20:59.100 Mr. Attorney General, I understand you have to run.
00:21:01.080 We are just about out of time in the segment.
00:21:03.000 Thank you so much for joining us yet again.
00:21:04.660 And congratulations.
00:21:06.000 Incredible victory.
00:21:07.680 Hey, thank you.
00:21:08.180 It was a great victory, not for just protected, but for the country.
00:21:10.440 And thanks for having me on.
00:21:11.340 Have a great week.
00:21:11.940 Amen.
00:21:13.540 God bless.
00:21:14.320 Folks, there you have it.
00:21:15.240 An incredible victory.
00:21:17.080 Pornography is a menace.
00:21:19.880 Pornography is something absolutely should not be available for children in any way, shape or form.
00:21:27.260 Be right back.
00:21:27.880 Human Events Daily.
00:21:28.540 And Jack, where is Jack?
00:21:36.260 Where is Jack?
00:21:38.580 Where is he?
00:21:39.860 Jack, I want to see you.
00:21:43.500 Great job, Jack.
00:21:44.940 Thank you.
00:21:45.720 What a job you do.
00:21:47.120 You know, we have an incredible thing.
00:21:48.520 We're always talking about the fake news and the bad.
00:21:50.820 But we have guys.
00:21:52.220 And these are the guys who should be getting Pulisic.
00:21:54.300 All right, folks, Jack Posobiec here, live Human Events Daily.
00:22:03.020 And folks, today we're going to take a second and tell you a little bit about Home Title Lock.
00:22:10.300 Because in this segment, we've got another, it's happened again, folks.
00:22:14.620 I've been warning about this.
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00:22:33.040 This is one of the hottest things that we talk about here on the program.
00:22:36.260 We have a variety of partners that we work with.
00:22:39.180 But this is the one where people are always telling me, I've got to get in on this.
00:22:42.600 Plus, you know, it's free to get started.
00:22:44.700 So 24-7 in monitoring of your title, urgent alerts to any changes.
00:22:49.960 And if fraud does occur, they will spend up to $1 million to fix it.
00:22:56.980 So this is, it's huge.
00:22:58.940 It's very important.
00:22:59.920 And I wanted to bring on now our frequent guest from HomeTitleLock, Natalie Dominguez, to walk us through not only the situation, but also something that's just happened down, let me check this out, Broward County.
00:23:16.060 Because I just saw this story.
00:23:17.760 It happened just this month here.
00:23:19.340 Man is now facing felony charges after tying to, trying to scam the deed of a home from a widow with four children.
00:23:30.020 Absolutely insane.
00:23:31.620 Natalie, walk us through what happened here.
00:23:35.820 Hi, Jack.
00:23:36.700 Hi, everyone.
00:23:37.560 So, you know, part of my job, my main job is to keep an eye on these news stories and stay, you know, abreast of what's going on.
00:23:44.100 So this is a really, really sad case because just like what happens with the elderly, people are constantly trying to scam those who are grieving, those who are not looking and not paying attention.
00:23:54.500 The last thing that this widow, new widow with her four children, had to worry about was, you know, watching the deed of their home, thinking some person's going to come in and try to steal it from them to do with it what they want, right?
00:24:07.040 So in Broward County, what happened is this man filed this fraudulent deed and then nothing happened for months.
00:24:14.740 So keep in mind, whenever you guys go and file any of these paperwork or scammers are filing any of this paperwork, it changes hands quite a few times, right?
00:24:22.180 The county has to file it.
00:24:24.220 They have to scan it.
00:24:24.920 They have to index it.
00:24:25.660 They have to do all these things so that they are made available to the public and are in their records.
00:24:30.040 And then it changes hands.
00:24:31.100 So in this case, this document went to the property appraiser's office and when they're notified of the ownership change, and it was actually someone in this unit that noticed that something on the warranty deed was strange, that the signature of the person was dated two months after they had passed away.
00:24:50.100 So this is how this happened.
00:24:51.280 And this went on for months, two months after the death, and they found it and they notified, they actually have a crimes against property unit in Florida because this crime is very, very prevalent.
00:25:02.640 Florida, California, New York, Tennessee, Texas, these are all, I mean, it's everywhere, but these are the hotbed of activity, right?
00:25:09.140 So this is the saddest thing to me looking at this story is that this is not something that got caught at the county.
00:25:14.800 This is not something that got caught as it was being filed.
00:25:17.380 It took changing hands multiple times and just one person paying a little bit of attention to see that this was awful and wrong and reported.
00:25:28.300 Now, what I want to want to check out here is, so was he able to take control of the title in order to be able to get some money in or do or do we not know?
00:25:40.420 Yeah, no, it was filed.
00:25:42.140 So that's why I got to the appraiser's office, right?
00:25:44.000 So again, no stop at the county.
00:25:45.880 He was able to walk in, he did a fraudulent signature, had a fraudulent notary stamp during the investigation afterwards.
00:25:53.160 They said they'd even reached out to the notary whose stamp was on the paperwork and the notary was like, I have no record of this.
00:25:59.460 This wasn't me.
00:26:00.400 They'd probably scrapped it from some other document within the county and filed it.
00:26:05.900 So doing their due diligence, the family didn't know who this was.
00:26:08.520 This was just a stranger off the street, probably paying attention to our obituary still thing, you know, online obituaries, people that have recently passed away.
00:26:18.180 I say this all the time.
00:26:19.360 Matthew Cox, who you guys have had on the show before, the criminal who, you know, had went to prison for this for I think it was 11 or 13 years.
00:26:25.960 He said that's something he would do.
00:26:27.220 He would just walk into a neighborhood.
00:26:29.740 Keep an eye out.
00:26:30.720 Check out some things.
00:26:31.740 Look at people who had recently passed away.
00:26:33.280 Look at elderly people in homes that aren't being watched.
00:26:36.640 It's all just people, just scammers taking advantage of people that are in positions where they're not watching and they're not being vigilant about security.
00:26:48.280 And especially someone in this case who, as you say, a widow, four children, someone who's, you know, probably going to obviously going to be very distracted.
00:26:58.060 Someone who's focused on a million other things.
00:27:01.020 So here's a situation where the last thing I think on anyone's mind would be their home title.
00:27:08.100 And then boom, that's exactly who gets targeted because they know that.
00:27:13.720 And do you think, and I think you alluded to it, but do you think that is the reason that actually this woman was targeted?
00:27:19.240 Oh, absolutely.
00:27:20.840 I mean, what's, how is she?
00:27:23.460 This is nothing that she's thinking about right now.
00:27:25.200 She's got four kids.
00:27:26.260 She just lost her husband.
00:27:27.280 Um, she is not, I mean, who, who really is, who thinks about, that's why we do this, right?
00:27:33.920 That's why we bring these stories to the public.
00:27:35.800 No one is sitting here constantly thinking, Hmm, let me watch this paperwork that's filed with our government office to make sure that they're doing their jobs.
00:27:44.280 And I mean, technically they are, their job is to make sure it's filled out properly.
00:27:47.800 They don't look at the notary stamp to make sure that it's correct.
00:27:51.060 They, in some States they may verify signatures, but it's so easy to forge a signature, especially, I mean, look at AI.
00:27:58.140 You can have AI copy voices.
00:27:59.880 I can make myself sound like I'm singing a Beyonce song.
00:28:02.700 Like AI can do anything now.
00:28:05.220 So it's super easy to get one of these documents online and then just file it.
00:28:08.660 And a lot of these counties actually take the paperwork online, which is also very scary.
00:28:12.660 So it's a very easy thing to do and all you have to do is find the right target.
00:28:16.500 And in this case, this Florida man found the right target and was very sad.
00:28:21.880 Well, and as, as, as awful as this is what it's, it's important for us to, to hear about it, to raise awareness of it.
00:28:30.560 Thank you for coming on here and raising your awareness of it.
00:28:33.940 Now, you know, something like this happens, you know, it feels like the world is fall falling, just completely falling all around us.
00:28:40.500 And then, you know, you, you, you don't even know how, once you diagnose it, that still creates problems.
00:28:47.720 And so now you're spending money to get your money back, right?
00:28:51.800 So it's, it's, it's completely ridiculous while you're, you know, while you're dealing with kids and work and all the other stuff.
00:28:56.720 I want to touch on that really quick.
00:28:58.140 You hit something very important.
00:28:59.220 Like, so this man has been arrested, right?
00:29:02.020 He's, he's being charged by Florida.
00:29:04.220 Luckily, Florida is actually charging these crimes now, which is wonderful.
00:29:07.420 But now the homeowner still has to go through the entire restoration process, you know, and that's why we do what we do.
00:29:14.860 You know, we're not just monitoring.
00:29:16.640 We're not just alerts.
00:29:18.020 We bring the homeowner through the entire restoration process.
00:29:20.720 We'll spend between a million dollars to fix the fraud, get everything situated, whether that's us sitting in court and going through paperwork for a year, which we've done and we will continue to do.
00:29:30.240 So that's what we do, because if this homeowner walks into the county office and says, this is fraud, the county is going to go, okay, cool, go hire a lawyer.
00:29:37.960 And then they have to find a lawyer that actually deals with this kind of stuff.
00:29:40.880 So we have a network of legal experts around the U.S. for every single municipality, because every, every state is different.
00:29:47.760 Every county is different.
00:29:48.780 And we take care of it for you so that you don't have to do anything.
00:29:52.860 There's no out-of-pocket spend.
00:29:54.260 There's no out-of-pocket energy.
00:29:56.380 We are here for you.
00:29:57.700 And I think if this widow would have had home title lock, I think that it would have made a huge difference probably in her financial and emotional state at this point. 0.97
00:30:07.020 So in a situation like this, obviously, you know, nobody wants to be in this type of situation, but that's why we have insurance.
00:30:18.720 That's why I have insurance on my car.
00:30:20.180 That's why I have insurance on my house, insurance on everything, you know, that I can think of because of the unthinkable happening in my car.
00:30:27.660 So with home title lock, what would home title lock do in a, you know, obviously not this situation, but in a similar situation?
00:30:35.440 Yeah, no, that's a great question.
00:30:37.020 So we are urgent alerts, right?
00:30:39.300 We're 24-7 monitoring.
00:30:40.700 I think this is something really important to hit.
00:30:42.560 So with general, you know, I know some audience members might say, oh, I have identity theft protection.
00:30:47.780 So identity theft protection monitors the person, not the property.
00:30:50.940 We monitor your property.
00:30:52.180 So anything that's filed in accordance with your property, you're going to get notified of, right?
00:30:56.660 So the moment you get a notification, and we have different notifications for different things, but there are some pieces of paperwork that are, you know, a lot more, I don't want to say more urgent, but are more suspicious.
00:31:07.020 So we alert you of anything.
00:31:08.400 The moment you even think something is fraud, even if it's something that you filed and you totally forgot about or your bank filed something or whatever it is, we notify you.
00:31:16.860 You let us know.
00:31:17.820 Our research team immediately takes action.
00:31:20.500 We will call the county.
00:31:21.640 We will look into the paperwork.
00:31:22.680 We look at the documentation.
00:31:24.300 We do all of that.
00:31:25.480 If it is deemed fraud, we immediately start getting in contact with our legal network for whatever, you know, state, county it's in.
00:31:33.320 We immediately start gathering every piece of documentation needed and start going through the process of restoration.
00:31:39.400 Because the quicker you get these things fixed, the less likely it is that that scammer can utilize and take your equity out, go take out loans, try to sell your house.
00:31:50.380 And then we go through all the legal process with anyone that needs to be, you know, included.
00:31:54.820 If that's including, you know, talking to the police, whatever it is, like we do that with and for the homeowner to make sure that they don't, they're not alone.
00:32:03.200 And taking a year to do something where a scammer could take advantage of all that extra time.
00:32:08.580 Well, Natalie, and this is something where it's so important.
00:32:11.940 And again, it's hometidelock.com.
00:32:13.920 Our promo code is promo code POSO.
00:32:16.100 People can go there.
00:32:17.080 They can sign up for free.
00:32:18.080 They can get started.
00:32:18.900 They can see some of this information.
00:32:20.200 And I just want to, one of the things that I'm thinking about, as horrific as this is, the situation this woman found herself in, because you and I have talked before about how these loans can be taken out if this thing progresses too far.
00:32:32.520 And then all of a sudden, you're in arrears.
00:32:36.800 You've got this massive debt.
00:32:38.680 I mean, is there a scenario where if families don't catch this quick enough, they can actually be displaced from their own homes?
00:32:48.820 Absolutely.
00:32:49.240 So it's very sad.
00:32:51.780 It does happen.
00:32:52.640 We've seen it happen.
00:32:53.880 I mean, there was a woman in, I want to say Georgia, who her home had actually been transferred to a scammer.
00:33:01.320 The scammer sold it to a housing development company.
00:33:03.820 Housing development company came in.
00:33:05.380 Her house was under repair.
00:33:06.940 They were repairing something.
00:33:09.140 Bulldozed her house.
00:33:10.440 She no longer has a house.
00:33:12.440 There was another story where a woman fought really hard to keep her home.
00:33:16.260 But the bank that was foreclosing on her home had better lawyers, ended up taking possession of the home.
00:33:24.280 So she lost.
00:33:25.820 And we see this, unfortunately, a lot.
00:33:28.340 We see people getting evicted.
00:33:29.600 We see people.
00:33:30.540 I've seen stories.
00:33:31.320 I saw a story once where someone got displaced because a new owner had come in and had all the paperwork filled out showing that they had sold the home and that they were the new owner on record.
00:33:42.560 And even the new owner had filed the new paperwork on the home at the county.
00:33:46.700 So it went past the scammer.
00:33:48.800 The scammer sold the home.
00:33:50.320 And then someone got displaced because they were no longer the owner on record.
00:33:53.780 It does happen.
00:33:54.600 And it's very, very sad because what do you do at that point?
00:33:57.440 Your house is gone.
00:33:58.240 So, Natalie, we're almost out of time.
00:34:00.300 Give people, though, the website where they can go to get started to make sure they never find themselves in this position.
00:34:07.220 Absolutely.
00:34:08.100 Hometitlelock.com.
00:34:09.160 Promo code POSO.
00:34:10.140 The most important part of this is you're going to get a free title report.
00:34:12.660 It's going to let you know what the current status of your title is to make sure that you're not already a victim.
00:34:17.120 This isn't something already affecting you, especially if you have elderly parents.
00:34:21.060 You can sign up your parents' home.
00:34:22.740 You can sign up your family member's home.
00:34:24.900 Just do it.
00:34:25.660 Do it.
00:34:26.320 If you don't like it, you can cancel at any time.
00:34:28.180 But at least you know.
00:34:30.240 Hometitlelock.com.
00:34:31.040 Great, Natalie Dominguez.
00:34:32.700 Thank you so much.
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00:34:56.420 Amen.
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00:35:58.000 So we'll be back live.
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00:36:00.160 By the way, there are a couple of tickets left.
00:36:02.820 I want to make sure that everyone within the sound of my voice is able to get some of these things.
00:36:07.900 It's Tampa, Florida.
00:36:09.680 We're going to be down there.
00:36:10.980 And we just ran the ad.
00:36:12.320 And I'll hit some of this again a little bit for Turning Point USA, the Student Action Summit.
00:36:18.420 I can't wait.
00:36:19.720 This is going to be, let's see, it starts next week.
00:36:22.260 It is next week, folks.
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00:36:34.600 And folks, you just, you look at the list, right?
00:36:36.780 I'll hit it again.
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00:36:44.980 Megyn Kelly, Greg Gutfeld, the great Tom Homan.
00:36:49.020 Not too far, by the way, from Alligator Alcatraz.
00:36:52.900 So we'll have to see how that goes.
00:36:54.420 We got Laura Ingram, Rep Byron Donalds, Brett Cooper, who we love, Michael Knowles,
00:36:59.680 Senator Josh Hawley, Benny Johnson, Alex Clark, the great Alex Clark, and so many.
00:37:05.660 I don't even have time to go through the entire list here.
00:37:09.220 It's going to be an incredible event.
00:37:11.320 I want to make sure that you're all there.
00:37:12.720 We were in Tampa a couple of years ago for this, and my brother, Kay POSO, liked it so
00:37:18.980 much, he ended up moving to Tampa.
00:37:21.200 So he'll be there as well, I'm sure.
00:37:23.780 And so, folks, you got to check this out because it's meetings like this that the left doesn't
00:37:29.600 want to see happening.
00:37:30.760 They don't want it to exist because it shows this movement is real.
00:37:34.480 That is large, and it is not going away.
00:37:37.700 So for those out there, and of course for students, you're absolutely going to love it.
00:37:42.240 And we're bringing the kids, so our kids are going to be there.
00:37:44.940 Who knows?
00:37:45.520 Perhaps Jack-Jack and AJ will storm the stage once again with the great Tanya Tay.
00:37:51.940 But folks, you know, I wanted to take a second today, and usually when it's summertime, you
00:37:57.600 know, that's when people are outside more.
00:37:59.320 There's heat and water that always get involved with summer.
00:38:02.260 And there was a story that just popped out at me and hit me as a, it really hit me as
00:38:06.620 a dad because, you know, we've been spending a lot more time around water with our kids.
00:38:12.480 You know, we're in a swim club and teaching kids to swim and working on that with, you
00:38:16.460 know, they've got various, you know, they've got various challenges and goals that I've
00:38:20.740 given them for the summer.
00:38:21.980 So little AJ is working on getting out of his floaties.
00:38:25.600 I think he can, but, you know, he just isn't, isn't kind of mentally there yet.
00:38:29.980 And, and for my older son, you know, it's, it's, you know, he's got to finish, you know,
00:38:33.740 he's got to do some working on treading water.
00:38:35.980 And so all weekend, you know, we've been working on treading water and trying to finish
00:38:40.300 this.
00:38:40.580 And so then all of a sudden, Monday morning, this, this story hits out of Fort Lauderdale,
00:38:47.840 Florida, so the other side of Florida from Tampa, but the story of a Disney cruise where
00:38:53.120 a father had his daughter, he saw right before his own eyes, his five-year-old little girl
00:38:58.460 fell off of the railing from four stories up.
00:39:03.840 So the fourth deck of one of these Disney cruise ships, and he immediately jumped in after
00:39:11.640 her, saved her, treaded water for 20 minutes in order for the crew to be able to get there 0.93
00:39:19.800 and save, because people have to understand that if you're, you're not experienced with
00:39:23.220 large ships in, in water and, you know, throw my Navy officer hat on for a second here, that
00:39:29.140 those ships don't stop.
00:39:30.760 They don't have brakes.
00:39:31.540 So yeah, even if you cut motor, there's, there's going to be inertia, it's going to
00:39:36.660 drive forward.
00:39:37.620 And so it's not like the boat stops and you can just, you know, walk out and, and, and
00:39:43.160 collect someone.
00:39:43.820 No, it's very, very hard.
00:39:45.240 It's extremely dangerous.
00:39:46.840 You're talking about open ocean plus, you know, a little girl, let's say she doesn't know
00:39:51.440 how to swim or her swimming skills aren't that great.
00:39:53.680 You know, it, she could go down and go right under. 1.00
00:39:57.100 So the fact that, and, and plus, by the way, jumping in yourself from four stories high,
00:40:01.540 is of course, extremely life-threatening.
00:40:05.500 And I believe, and there's, there's videos now and it's going viral all across TikTok
00:40:09.600 and, and Twitter and X and all the rest of it.
00:40:12.640 And just God bless this man.
00:40:14.380 God bless this family.
00:40:15.500 God bless this little girl for being able to do that. 0.94
00:40:17.780 But it's really something where I'll just throw out there again, to all parents, to all
00:40:22.920 people who are involved with little kids in the summertime.
00:40:25.820 There's the two things that I always say.
00:40:27.300 Number one is no, do not leave them in cars unattended in the summer, obviously animals
00:40:33.980 as well.
00:40:34.540 And then little kids and whether it's a pool, whether it's a, a lake or a pond, or certainly
00:40:41.020 the open ocean, do not let them out of your sight.
00:40:46.420 Keep that positive, just positive control, positive sight on them at all times.
00:40:52.920 Trust me.
00:40:53.360 And I say, this is a guy who loves his phone, but your phone ain't more important.
00:40:58.000 Your, your text, your tweet, whatever it is, it ain't more important than your little boy
00:41:03.000 or your little girl.
00:41:04.520 And God bless this father.
00:41:05.900 And Hey, I guess that's just toxic white masculinity at it yet again. 1.00
00:41:11.820 This is why men are necessary. 1.00
00:41:13.360 This is why fathers are necessary because in times like this come, fathers are the ones
00:41:18.480 who stand in the gap.
00:41:20.440 Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission.
00:41:22.800 Play short.