Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - November 20, 2024


KASH CRUNCH： DEEP STATE MIKE ROGERS ATTEMPTS TO BECOME FBI DIRECTOR OVER KASH PATEL

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unified party unity Mike Rogers conflict of interest Matt Gaetz nomination
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Jack Posobiec
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Donald Trump Godspeed Kash Patel Joe Biden Chris Rocker Matt Gaetz Mike Rogers Barack Obama Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Sam Harris Jose Ibarra Mike Davis Jack Pahot John Mills Zelensky Laken Tony Blinken Tucker Carlson Robert Mueller Frank Sinatra and 42 more
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Donald Trump has been sworn in as the 45th president of the United States. President-elect Trump is on his way to becoming the next President of the USA, and is already making moves to fill out his cabinet and administration.

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00:00:00.000 All right, folks, the election is over and Donald Trump has won in a historic landslide.
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00:01:26.660 This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.
00:01:35.620 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
00:01:46.640 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
00:01:49.960 Christ is dead.
00:01:51.000 The judge has reached a verdict in the trial surrounding the murder of 22-year-old nursing
00:01:55.140 student Lakin Riley, that suspect, Jose Ibarra.
00:01:58.580 Count two, felony murder.
00:02:00.240 I find the defendant guilty.
00:02:02.100 Count three, felony murder.
00:02:03.740 I find the defendant guilty.
00:02:05.580 Count four, felony murder.
00:02:07.180 I find the defendant guilty.
00:02:08.760 Count five, kidnapping with bodily injury.
00:02:11.400 I find the defendant guilty.
00:02:12.880 The moment that President Trump puts his hand on that Bible and takes the oath of office,
00:02:17.560 he will immediately sign executive orders sealing the border shut, beginning the largest deportation
00:02:23.340 operation in American history.
00:02:24.760 I filed a resolution that would ban biological men from women's private spaces on the Hill. 0.99
00:02:31.200 I'm just getting started.
00:02:32.800 And I've already nowhere near stopping.
00:02:35.340 And the death threats that I'm receiving now aren't going to stop me either.
00:02:39.400 A man is a man, and a woman is a woman. 1.00
00:02:42.780 And a man cannot become a woman. 0.99
00:02:45.080 You said the U.S. can't force you to sit at the negotiating table.
00:02:49.600 What if the U.S. government cuts military funding to Ukraine?
00:02:52.700 If they will cut, we will, I think we will lose.
00:02:56.700 Is your message to viewers back home that there will not be a nuclear war?
00:03:00.520 Because that is what Russia is threatening. 0.73
00:03:02.460 We need to ensure that Ukraine is put in the best possible position.
00:03:05.780 And there is a very high cost if Russian aggression is seen to pay off.
00:03:09.820 The Manhattan district attorney has agreed to postpone Donald Trump sentencing in his criminal hush money trial.
00:03:15.300 Three, two, one.
00:03:17.700 President-elect Donald Trump attending a SpaceX Starship launch.
00:03:26.660 The secretary of the Commonwealth said today that the unofficial results of the tight Senate race have triggered a legally required recap.
00:03:34.440 According to President-elect Trump, he has chosen Linda McMahon as his next secretary of education.
00:03:41.240 He wants Dr. Mehmet Oz, the CMS administrator.
00:03:45.900 Dr. Oz will work closely with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to take on the illness industrial complex.
00:03:52.760 Are you reconsidering the nomination of Matt Gaith?
00:03:55.440 No.
00:03:56.120 CNN is reporting that Trump is considering naming Kash Patel to lead the FBI, adding to Trump's growing list of controversial picks.
00:04:03.580 Welcome to Human Events.
00:04:06.240 I am Beau Davidson, filling in for the great Jack Posobiec.
00:04:09.740 Very soon we'll have Roger Stone on deck today, who will be hosting the show today.
00:04:15.720 You know, as we see today, we're seeing a lot of the dancing.
00:04:18.640 We're seeing a lot of unity.
00:04:20.780 We're seeing promises made, promises kept.
00:04:23.320 And that's something that was a theme, really, throughout the entire Trump campaign,
00:04:27.300 was we're going to make these promises and we're going to keep these promises.
00:04:29.980 Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, they have lied to you for the past four years,
00:04:33.700 and now we're going to make good on those promises.
00:04:35.520 Let's talk about some of those promises that were made.
00:04:39.080 For instance, we're starting to see some healing in the country.
00:04:42.780 We're starting to see people come together, Democrats and Republicans alike.
00:04:46.500 Think about some of the appointments that actually have been made.
00:04:49.460 People like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Tulsi Gabbard.
00:04:53.380 Even Joe Biden actually seems to be happy.
00:04:55.760 But you think about Kennedy.
00:04:57.400 You think about Tulsi Gabbard.
00:04:59.040 You think about Elon Musk.
00:05:00.560 These are all former Democrats, former Democrats who are now in the de facto Republican Party,
00:05:06.620 which has been united under Donald Trump.
00:05:09.100 So when you think about the unity ticket, a unified party, a unified country,
00:05:13.720 who is the man that was able to do that?
00:05:16.720 Well, it was Donald Trump and J.D. Vance.
00:05:18.960 And that's a remarkable thing when you think about the country right now and the partisan state,
00:05:23.080 the divide that we're in.
00:05:24.620 Republicans, Democrats, independents, moderates, some people who were disaffected by politics.
00:05:30.060 When Donald Trump was shot in Butler, Pennsylvania, and he put his fist defiantly in the air and said,
00:05:36.140 fight, fight, fight.
00:05:36.960 The notion I think that everyone saw in that moment was, this is a guy that's going to fight for me.
00:05:42.560 He's going to fight for my family.
00:05:44.360 He's going to bring us together.
00:05:46.120 Because very easily Donald Trump might not have survived that event.
00:05:49.280 But he did.
00:05:50.220 And he came back to Butler, Pennsylvania.
00:05:52.320 He came back, went on on the road, went to Madison Square Garden, went to Pennsylvania,
00:05:56.900 went to Arizona, went to Nevada, went all over this country,
00:05:59.620 and simply outworked his opponent, Kamala Harris.
00:06:02.880 She thought she had some states in the bag.
00:06:04.440 She thought she had Michigan.
00:06:05.300 She thought she had Wisconsin.
00:06:07.080 Unfortunately, she had none of those states because Donald Trump had a clean sweep of all
00:06:11.500 seven battleground states.
00:06:13.080 Not only did he win the Electoral College, but he won the popular vote.
00:06:16.840 And so when you think about that, it all came down to the basic issues.
00:06:20.800 And Steve Gruber talks about this a lot.
00:06:22.760 The economy, inflation, the border.
00:06:26.200 Think about who Donald Trump is nominating to handle the border.
00:06:29.300 Oh, it's not Kamala Harris.
00:06:30.460 The borders are.
00:06:31.320 It is Tom Homan, a man who understands it, who understands ICE,
00:06:34.880 who understands the issue at hand.
00:06:36.660 And let's talk also about Jose Ibarra, who was sentenced today for life without parole,
00:06:41.900 for the murder of Lake and Riley.
00:06:43.800 You remember Donald Trump talked about Lake and Riley quite a bit during the campaign.
00:06:47.300 He brought a number of mothers and family members of those women who have been unfortunately
00:06:52.320 killed by illegal immigrants.
00:06:54.260 This is something that was a plague through all four years of the Biden-Harris situation
00:06:59.180 and their campaign.
00:07:00.480 And so now you have a situation where Donald Trump is taking the situation on head-on.
00:07:04.620 Promises made.
00:07:05.980 Promises kept.
00:07:07.320 Unity is back in America.
00:07:10.040 And we're all happy to have Donald Trump returning to the office of the President of the United States.
00:07:13.960 We'll be back.
00:07:19.480 Today you talk about influences.
00:07:21.340 These are influences.
00:07:23.280 And they're friends of mine.
00:07:25.600 Jack Posobiec.
00:07:27.140 Where's Jack?
00:07:28.060 Jack.
00:07:29.100 He's done a great job.
00:07:34.740 And welcome back to Human Events.
00:07:36.260 I'm Beau Davidson in for Jack Posobiec.
00:07:38.440 We left at the last break.
00:07:39.540 We were talking about unity.
00:07:40.940 Promises made.
00:07:41.820 Promises kept.
00:07:42.980 What a safe and secure border means to the American people because it's been leaky for
00:07:46.840 the past four years, let's face it.
00:07:48.640 People like Lake and Riley might not die again.
00:07:51.700 Unnecessary deaths.
00:07:53.440 Unnecessary killings.
00:07:54.480 Unnecessary crime from illegal aliens. 1.00
00:07:57.540 And that's why this President coming back to the White House signifies so many changes
00:08:02.880 that will offer safety and security to the American people.
00:08:06.180 So Jose Ibarra is getting justice today by being sentenced to life in prison without parole.
00:08:12.760 It's the least that could happen.
00:08:14.520 And I have to think if I were in the position of Laken's family, how I would feel.
00:08:19.140 It might give you a little bit of relief, but in truth, it doesn't bring Laken back.
00:08:23.620 None of this brings Laken back.
00:08:25.300 None of this brings any of those females who have lost their lives back.
00:08:29.060 And that has to sting because anyone who's lost a family member, particularly a child,
00:08:33.020 has to be tremendously affected by a terrible border policy that has existed for the past
00:08:38.620 four years.
00:08:39.400 But for those of you who've seen Tom Holman speak, you know he's serious about it.
00:08:43.400 You know that things are going to change.
00:08:45.220 No longer are we going to have people coming here in droves trying to take advantage of
00:08:49.280 our American system.
00:08:50.480 So things have got to change, and I think they will.
00:08:52.920 The promises were made, and now it's time for those promises to be kept.
00:08:55.860 And you think about, again, some of the other folks that Donald Trump has nominated, Marco
00:08:59.680 Rubio, who I think is a terrific pick, Vivek and Ilan, Tulsi Gabbard, Pete Hegseth, Matt
00:09:05.620 Gates.
00:09:05.960 We'll see how that goes.
00:09:07.240 You know, there was a song that was created by Frank Sinatra in 1946 called The House I
00:09:11.920 Live In.
00:09:12.800 And it was all about bringing people together and not being, not unifying the racism of
00:09:20.240 the time.
00:09:20.660 And I actually want to toss this over now to the great Roger Stone, a man I've interviewed
00:09:23.780 many, many times.
00:09:24.600 Roger, do you remember in 1946 when Frank Sinatra had that song, The House I Live In, which
00:09:31.640 was about the racial attitudes around the war and how the lyrics go, you know, I want
00:09:36.760 to be in the house I live in, the corner lot, the street, so people can play baseball, so
00:09:41.260 people can have a safe future, a safe neighborhood.
00:09:44.320 Do you remember that song, Roger?
00:09:45.680 I remember it extremely well.
00:09:47.680 In fact, my good friend Robert Davi has done a cover on it that is really extraordinary.
00:09:52.900 It spoke to a time when we had racial peace in America.
00:09:58.060 Americans were getting along a lot better.
00:10:00.640 I think Barack Obama is largely responsible for the divide in America today.
00:10:05.360 And I think one of President Trump's highest priorities as he returns to the White House is to bring
00:10:12.660 Americans together.
00:10:14.620 He understands the single best way to do that is with a robust economy because a rising tide
00:10:22.140 lifts all boats.
00:10:24.100 He understands, for example, that the cornerstone of that is low energy prices.
00:10:30.040 If we have low energy prices and that we have revenues from them, we'll be able to solve
00:10:37.520 problems like the lack of affordable housing, better schools, better law enforcement, safer
00:10:43.440 neighborhoods.
00:10:44.540 People don't understand that, I think, that under Donald Trump, we're going to have a golden
00:10:51.740 age of peace, prosperity, security, and justice.
00:10:56.820 No, it's not about revenge, but it is about justice.
00:11:02.440 It is about reforming American government to go back to the way it was before, where we
00:11:08.060 had an honest, level playing field and a criminal justice system that operated on the basis of
00:11:15.380 the rule of law, not politics.
00:11:18.560 I'm looking forward to this extraordinary new golden age.
00:11:23.220 One of the things I do know, having worked for Ronald Reagan and having watched the way
00:11:31.880 establishment insiders come in to every presidential outsider's nomination, this time it's going
00:11:40.520 to be different.
00:11:41.180 This time you're going to have men and women who support the president's agenda rather than
00:11:46.700 an effort to dilute or delay or derail the president's agenda.
00:11:50.980 Joining me now is a man who knows quite a bit about this, Mike Davis, who's the former
00:11:57.020 chief counsel for nominations of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee under one of the
00:12:03.260 greatest members of the U.S. Senate, Chuck Grassley.
00:12:06.360 He's also the head of the Article III project.
00:12:10.140 He's very outspoken.
00:12:11.880 He's a good friend of mine.
00:12:13.260 And he joins us now on Human Events.
00:12:16.720 Thank you for having me, Roger.
00:12:17.980 Mike, I must tell you, I check your profile on X virtually every day.
00:12:29.200 You're one of the few people who can actually make me laugh out loud.
00:12:33.060 And you're really out there on a whole litany of issues about justice.
00:12:39.100 I can tell you don't want to go into the government because you're never, ever politically correct.
00:12:44.900 And you call things the way you see them.
00:12:48.000 Now, one of the big issues here seems to be an effort by the Biden administration to jam through
00:12:56.180 some of these radical leftist judges in the lame duck session coming ahead.
00:13:02.740 Talk to us about that.
00:13:03.840 Yeah, so the American people elected President Trump in a landslide, 312 electoral votes.
00:13:12.660 The American people put 53 Senate Republicans to run the Senate.
00:13:18.160 The American people want constitutionalist judges.
00:13:23.120 They do not want Joe Biden and Kamala Harris's radical judges.
00:13:27.540 And we are at the bottom of the barrel for these Biden and Kamala judges, the judges who have
00:13:33.420 not been able to get through for the last four years.
00:13:37.240 Now we're at the bottom of the barrel.
00:13:38.840 And now these Senate Democrats led by Chuck Schumer are trying to jam them through to lifetime
00:13:44.280 appointments to critically important federal courts of appeals during this lame duck session.
00:13:51.100 So Senate Republicans must show up to work.
00:13:55.920 They must debate, force Democrats to spend two days of post-closure debate on these circuit
00:14:02.960 court judges and four hours of post-closure debate on these district court judges and grind
00:14:08.860 the Senate to a halt.
00:14:11.240 Do not let Joe Biden appoint these lifetime appointed radical bottom of the barrel judges.
00:14:18.260 It is interesting.
00:14:22.680 I saw Governor DeSantis in a posting on X yesterday criticizing Republicans because evidently they
00:14:30.580 didn't show up for a crucial vote and therefore a radical left judge was approved for the 11th
00:14:38.000 Circuit of Florida.
00:14:40.040 How did that happen?
00:14:42.160 Well, it showed up because people did not show up.
00:14:44.600 Republican senators need to show up to vote.
00:14:48.440 This is a circuit court judge.
00:14:49.780 They could have forced 30 hours of post-closure debate.
00:14:54.040 The Senate has very limited floor time and they're trying to get a lot done.
00:14:58.160 Chuck Schumer and Joe Biden, these radical Democrats are trying to jam through a lot right now between
00:15:03.340 now and January when Republicans take over.
00:15:06.960 So every second they have to spend debating a radical nominee instead of just voting is another
00:15:14.440 second they can't be doing something that's even more radical.
00:15:17.020 So instead of just letting a 30-minute floor vote happen, what Senate Republicans need to do
00:15:23.720 is show up and force 30 hours of debate.
00:15:27.500 Then a 30-hour roll call vote and make damn sure that the Republicans are there.
00:15:35.120 Hold on, I'm sorry.
00:15:36.400 Make damn sure the Republicans are there.
00:15:39.120 So these are tight margins. 0.89
00:15:41.740 And if every Republican shows up, there is a very good chance we can stop these nominees.
00:15:47.180 Show up, force debates, force votes, grind the Senate to a halt. 0.99
00:15:53.980 Now, the president has put forward a number of excellent nominees.
00:15:58.440 It's not surprising that some of them are controversial.
00:16:01.700 After all, if they weren't controversial, well, it would mean that the globalist insiders in Washington like them.
00:16:09.160 The fact that they don't like them, the fact that they're objecting to, say, Tulsi Gabbard,
00:16:13.460 the former four-term Democrat congresswoman from Hawaii who served her country in combat in both Iraq and Kuwait
00:16:22.400 and still holds the rank of lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve,
00:16:27.760 or Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who I think is, by joining with Donald Trump,
00:16:33.780 fostering a new political realignment in this country.
00:16:37.940 They're going out of their minds in Washington.
00:16:40.260 There's a lot of discussion about the Senate seeking to block these nominees.
00:16:46.060 Unfortunately, the Republicans cannot be counted on in every case.
00:16:51.940 See, in the Republican caucus, I've learned the difference between a caucus and a cactus.
00:16:57.420 In a cactus, well, all the pricks are on the outside.
00:17:01.320 Explain to us, if you will, the recess appointment question,
00:17:05.540 because not everybody understands how the president could get his nominee,
00:17:10.800 his nominees at least on the job for several hundred days through the recess process as it's constituted under the law.
00:17:19.480 Well, first we need to step back and remember this.
00:17:22.100 The American people elected President Trump on a landslide.
00:17:24.820 Again, 312 electoral votes, and he has a mandate.
00:17:29.240 He has a mandate for reform.
00:17:30.900 He has a mandate for change.
00:17:32.120 And he has a mandate to bring a bipartisan team into Washington to shake up Washington, D.C.
00:17:40.040 He ran on that.
00:17:40.960 The American people liked what they saw.
00:17:44.160 And so they voted for him on November 5th.
00:17:47.440 And I would say this to Senate Republicans, your job is to confirm the president's qualified cabinet picks.
00:17:57.040 You should presume that if they're qualified, they should be confirmed.
00:18:01.420 There is a presumption they should be confirmed.
00:18:05.240 If they are disqualified through misconduct, it is the accuser's job to prove that with very clear and convincing evidence.
00:18:15.080 If there's not clear and convincing evidence, you should vote to confirm President Trump's cabinet picks.
00:18:21.240 He is entitled to have his own cabinet.
00:18:24.300 Yes, you have a constitutional duty, but you cannot let policy disagreements or personal differences with President Trump's cabinet nominees
00:18:33.400 stop you from giving the duly elected President of the United States the team that he wants.
00:18:39.640 And if you obstruct this, like the Senate obstructed Trump's picks during the first term, I was there.
00:18:46.900 It took two years to confirm many of these executive branch employees.
00:18:50.760 Then the president should have all available options to including recess appointments.
00:18:57.680 All right.
00:18:58.560 Mike Davis of the Article 3 Project.
00:19:01.240 Thank you so much for joining us here, right here on Jack Pahot, the Sobik Show on Human Events.
00:19:09.640 I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Pahot.
00:19:15.700 Yes, I'm Roger Stone sitting in for Jack Pahot, and we're back.
00:19:22.700 You know, on the morning of January 25th, 2019, 34 fully SWAT-clad FBI agents surrounded and then swarmed my home.
00:19:34.460 They were wearing night goggles and brandishing fully automatic M4 assault weapons.
00:19:40.780 They were there to arrest me for the first-time nonviolent crime of lying under oath to Congress.
00:19:48.600 Now, it wasn't until November 3rd, 2020, that's election night, the busiest election day in the country in terms of media coverage,
00:19:59.420 that at midnight, and only because of the order of a federal judge, Robert Mueller's long-hidden, long-redacted final report was released, including the sections about me.
00:20:13.680 And in that report, even Mueller could not sugarcoat that he had found no evidence of Russian collusion,
00:20:20.820 no evidence of WikiLeaks collaboration, and no evidence of any wrongdoing whatsoever.
00:20:27.660 So, they indicted me on process crime, saying that I had been less than truthful in my voluntary congressional testimony.
00:20:38.100 And while that's true, I did make misstatements.
00:20:41.400 None of them were material.
00:20:42.980 None of them were relevant.
00:20:44.420 None of them hid any underlying crime.
00:20:48.700 So, my question has always been, who approved the FBI raid on my home and why?
00:20:55.540 Normally, of course, given that I had no previous criminal record, given the fact that I did not have a firearm in the house,
00:21:04.080 given the fact that I didn't even have a valid passport, the argument that I was a flight risk was ridiculous.
00:21:10.560 And then, of course, the fact that CNN had a full camera crew 25 feet from my front door at the time I was raided,
00:21:19.640 at a time when all the rest of the media was blocked off a full block away behind roping,
00:21:25.560 and when a Fort Lauderdale police officer went up to the CNN crew and said, you can't be here,
00:21:30.820 he got chewed out by an FBI agent who said, no, they have special permission to be here.
00:21:35.900 So, I'm interested in who's going to be the new FBI director, because the FBI needs to be cleaned out.
00:21:43.320 Now, anti-Trump neocon Mike Rogers, the former congressman from Michigan,
00:21:49.800 recently went to Mar-a-Lago for an interview for that job.
00:21:55.480 I don't think that Mike Rogers is the right guy for that job.
00:22:00.300 In fact, Mike Rogers has been a chief apologist for the mass surveillance policies
00:22:06.680 that allowed President Donald Trump to be spied upon and sabotaged by the unaccountable deep state bureaucrats in Washington, D.C.
00:22:16.840 See, after losing a winnable Senate race earlier this month, Rogers is now angling to be Trump's FBI director.
00:22:25.120 I can't think of a worse idea of having Mike Rogers replace Christopher Wray.
00:22:31.800 He's very much in the mold of Bill Barr.
00:22:34.760 He would be a fox in the henhouse, undermining President Trump's America First agenda.
00:22:41.440 Rogers has a long history of being an anti-Trumper,
00:22:45.120 and with making media appearances calling Trump dead in the water,
00:22:49.340 even entertaining an anti-Trump presidential run as recently as last year.
00:22:56.520 I don't believe today that I'm sitting here that Donald Trump will ever be the Republican nominee in 2024, he said.
00:23:04.360 I don't believe it.
00:23:05.920 He may actually stay in for a while, but I don't think he'll ever be.
00:23:10.300 His troubles are mounting.
00:23:12.160 His fundraising is waning.
00:23:14.020 Rogers said all of this during an April 2023 interview with CBS.
00:23:20.280 In November of 2022, Rogers received a fawning profile in the Washington Post.
00:23:26.900 That, by the way, is the official newsletter of the CIA talking about a potential presidential run by Rogers himself.
00:23:38.360 Trump said that, pardon me, Rogers said that Trump's time has passed.
00:23:42.820 And he called Trump's movement clearly destructive, only to change his tune after it became clear that Ron DeSantis,
00:23:51.700 Nikki Haley, and Chris Christie, and the rest of the anti-Trump clown crew failed abysmally to dethrone the Donald.
00:24:01.540 Rogers has also told a group in Oakland County, Michigan, Republicans, this was in May of 2023,
00:24:07.940 that he supported the open-ended probe of election fraud protesters who were assaulted by Capitol Hill police officers on January 6th.
00:24:20.260 And he refuses to acknowledge that this was a federally orchestrated display of violence on January 6th.
00:24:28.060 When you assault a police officer, he said, you are a criminal.
00:24:32.940 When you break a window to get into a place you're not authorized to be in, you're a criminal, Rogers said.
00:24:40.000 Defending the numerous murderous actions, even of Lieutenant Michael Byrd of the Capitol Hill police,
00:24:47.200 who murdered an unarmed, decorated Air Force veteran, Ashley Babbitt, in cold blood and without warning.
00:24:56.220 They used mace on a police officer, he said.
00:25:00.080 These people are criminals and need to be pursued.
00:25:03.560 We shouldn't even think about anything but that, he added.
00:25:07.800 Rogers' offenses against America First are long and sordid,
00:25:12.160 and go back to his role as one of the worst criminal acts in Obama history, Obama administration history, Benghazi.
00:25:20.760 As chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Rogers attempted to stonewall the investigation into Benghazi,
00:25:28.620 claiming that Obama's CIA was telling the truth and did not need to be investigated any further.
00:25:35.920 This drew the attention of our friends at Judicial Watch,
00:25:39.040 and they discovered that Rogers' wife, Christy, ran a major security contracting company in the private sector
00:25:47.020 where her husband's clout in the D.C. swamp was helped by her firm, Aegis Defense Services.
00:25:54.640 They won many lucrative government contracts while he was in the House.
00:26:00.140 Aegis was one of the defense firms that profited from Obama's regime change war in Libya, for example,
00:26:07.900 which turned out to be as much of a disaster as any of the policies of George W. Bush's failed wars.
00:26:15.980 A quintessential Washington insider, according to Judicial Watch,
00:26:20.360 Christy Rogers served as president and CEO of Aegis,
00:26:25.700 while Rogers was chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
00:26:29.180 This is a glaring conflict of interest.
00:26:31.900 Aegis failed Pentagon contracts worth millions of dollars,
00:26:36.820 won them, even though their bids were not the best,
00:26:40.200 won the renewal of Pentagon contracts for reconstruction efforts in Iraq
00:26:44.880 that were worth up to $475 million over two years.
00:26:51.200 While Christy Rogers was an Aegis lobbyist,
00:26:54.280 her husband was chairman of the relevant committee.
00:26:57.100 They were also awarded a $497 million State Department contract
00:27:02.960 to secure the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan.
00:27:07.400 Most notably, Aegis won a stake in the five-year State Department contract
00:27:13.420 worth up to $10 billion with the express purposes of keeping embassies safe back in 2010.
00:27:21.440 Although Aegis was publicly denied culpability with the Benghazi disaster,
00:27:27.100 their record of malfeasance in Libya is undeniable.
00:27:30.640 Aegis, Mike Rogers' wife's company,
00:27:34.420 began operating in Libya in February of 2011.
00:27:38.760 Aegis' advisory intelligence report stated to corporate clients
00:27:43.160 that the report claimed that Aegis had extensive links in Libya,
00:27:47.580 which could be leveraged quickly to ensure safe passage,
00:27:52.020 as they were reportedly seeking $5 billion in new contracts to operate in the country.
00:27:58.660 Aegis severely underestimated the actual Islamic extremism in Benghazi
00:28:06.320 to contractors who could presumably stop the brutal murder of U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens
00:28:14.300 and three other Americans.
00:28:17.400 The company's analysts claimed that Islamic extremism was minimal
00:28:21.780 and that Islamic countries active in the region had the threat under control.
00:28:27.320 Despite reports of pockets of jihadist elements and their presence
00:28:32.920 and the presence of Islamic extremism,
00:28:36.340 so far they said it was low-key.
00:28:39.600 This was all reported after visiting Benghazi in the summer of 2011.
00:28:44.820 noting that the U.S. allies, Qatar, and the UAE had established a strong presence on the ground,
00:28:56.120 providing tactical assistance to all levels and weapons and other recognition.
00:29:04.480 So this is very clear to me that Mike Rogers is not the right man to be FBI director.
00:29:11.420 The right man is Kash Patel.
00:29:14.900 Now, Kash Patel served as the senior counsel to the House Intelligence Committee
00:29:20.260 when Devin Nunes was chairman.
00:29:23.600 Kash Patel was really the man who's conducted the only legitimate and honest investigation
00:29:29.180 of the entire Russian collusion hoax.
00:29:32.860 Kash Patel has served with distinction as the acting chief of staff of the U.S. Department of Defense,
00:29:41.420 that's a big job, folks.
00:29:43.280 It's a huge management job.
00:29:46.080 Kash Patel is a former federal prosecutor who has personally prosecuted
00:29:50.780 at least 60 individual intelligence cases.
00:29:55.300 He's proven his loyalty.
00:29:57.540 He's proven his courage.
00:29:58.940 And when it comes to the FBI, particularly on the top floor,
00:30:03.680 he knows exactly where the bodies are buried.
00:30:06.600 They've already said through the fake news media that officials at the FBI say that Kash Patel
00:30:15.640 will do massive damage to the agency if he is named as the director.
00:30:24.200 This is the same FBI that said that if parents went to a school board to object to the curriculum
00:30:30.760 being taught to their children, they were domestic terrorists.
00:30:35.380 I'm not sure how much lower the reputation of the FBI can get, but I do know this.
00:30:41.540 The man to clean it up, the man who knows where the bodies are buried,
00:30:45.540 the man who knows who the criminals are and have acted illegally
00:30:48.760 with misusing their government authority is Kash Patel.
00:30:53.680 I pray that President Donald Trump will decide to appoint Kash Patel as the FBI director.
00:31:01.440 If so, that agency can be reorganized, repurposed.
00:31:06.940 The people at the top floors and the top elements of the agency are the ones who need to go.
00:31:12.000 When they raided my home, 29 FBI agents were in the house for 13 hours.
00:31:19.620 You can't believe how many of them looked at me and rolled their eyes.
00:31:22.380 You can't believe how many of them looked at my wife and winked
00:31:25.200 because the rank-and-file men and women of that agency
00:31:28.400 are patriotic Americans trying to do their job.
00:31:32.380 They didn't want to be there.
00:31:34.140 These kinds of abuses in the FBI need to end,
00:31:37.420 and Kash Patel is the man to end them.
00:31:42.320 Jack, where is Jack?
00:31:44.860 Where is Jack?
00:31:47.180 Where is he?
00:31:48.480 Jack, I want to see you.
00:31:52.380 Great job, Jack.
00:31:53.660 Thank you.
00:31:54.420 What a job you do.
00:31:55.840 You know, we have an incredible thing.
00:31:57.240 We're always talking about the fake news and the bad,
00:31:59.540 but we have guys, and these are the guys who should be getting Pulisic.
00:32:03.020 This is Roger Stone, in for my good friend Jack Posobiec.
00:32:09.800 Jack and I took our wives to Mar-a-Lago the other night.
00:32:14.360 President Donald Trump was gracious enough to invite the Posobics and the Stones 0.58
00:32:19.360 to watch the Tyson fight with the vice president,
00:32:23.620 also our mutual friend Tucker Carlson.
00:32:26.480 Then afterwards, a photographer took our picture.
00:32:29.160 It was a great picture, and I wasn't even offended when the photographer asked me if I was Jack's father.
00:32:36.080 Joining us now is Colonel John Mills.
00:32:40.080 Colonel Mills is a national security professional with service in five errors.
00:32:46.020 The Cold War, the peace dividend, the war on terror, the world in chaos,
00:32:51.340 and now, of course, the great power showdown and the fight to save our republic.
00:32:56.880 He is a former director of cybersecurity policy and strategy at the U.S. Defense Department,
00:33:04.220 working in international affairs.
00:33:06.860 Today, Colonel Mills is a senior fellow at the Center for Security Policy.
00:33:12.680 Colonel John Mills, thank you for joining us today on Jack Posobiec's show.
00:33:17.600 Thank you, Roger.
00:33:19.000 I want to be on the show with you.
00:33:20.240 So, it is amazing to me that given the overwhelming vote of the American people for peace,
00:33:31.120 which I think was the overriding issue in the most recent presidential election,
00:33:36.960 that the Biden administration has done two things.
00:33:40.680 Just two days after the election, Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that they're going to get,
00:33:46.440 I'll use his words, every single dollar out the door we can to Ukraine.
00:33:52.700 And then we learned just two days ago that the Biden administration has told the Ukrainians
00:33:59.940 that they are free to use NATO missiles, which are U.S.-provided NATO missiles,
00:34:07.380 to, these are long-range missiles, to hit targets deep in Russia.
00:34:12.540 This seems to me to be an open invitation to World War III. 0.65
00:34:18.500 I have other concerns.
00:34:20.220 I think the Biden administration hopes to collapse our economy before they leave.
00:34:25.500 But let's, we'll stay focused on this.
00:34:28.420 This is an extraordinary development.
00:34:31.160 It looks to me like they want to hand a world war to President Donald Trump.
00:34:35.980 Give me your analysis.
00:34:37.460 Well, thank you, Roger.
00:34:40.580 I think it was Tony Blinken who said the adults are back or the adults in the room.
00:34:45.460 I have yet to see any adults.
00:34:47.720 We're going to get them back on January 20th next year.
00:34:50.920 But this is a case study in how to not handle national security situations,
00:34:57.400 especially when there is a conflict or war going on.
00:35:01.040 All parties have voiced an interest in pivoting to negotiations.
00:35:07.480 And yet, it was just very, very poorly handled, the whole announcement, the timing, everything.
00:35:14.800 But what I also key on is just the botched announcement and clarifications.
00:35:22.640 Essentially, they said, well, they can, they're now cleared to use missiles.
00:35:27.460 The Ukrainians are allowed to use long-range missiles. 0.99
00:35:30.020 Well, in the Russian minds, they're going, oh, really? 0.94
00:35:33.040 What missiles?
00:35:34.680 And exactly what targets?
00:35:37.680 So it's the two missiles in question.
00:35:41.100 Everybody's talking about the Atakims. 1.00
00:35:43.180 That's a ground-launched missile.
00:35:45.320 It's unclear the exact range because the Ukrainians have tricked out much of what we've given them. 0.99
00:35:51.160 So we don't even know.
00:35:52.600 They could have modified the warhead, put a smaller warhead in it, given it a longer range.
00:35:56.740 But the Atakims missile is a long-range missile, maybe 200, 300, 400 miles, something like that.
00:36:07.040 But what's also unclear, what about the JASM missile?
00:36:11.500 That's an airdropped, air-launched missile that the Dutch gave 24 very old F-16s.
00:36:18.240 And they could, the F-16 could carry two or four of the JASMs.
00:36:23.420 These are much longer-range missile.
00:36:26.000 These could strike Moscow. 0.62
00:36:28.300 They're high-tech stealth missiles.
00:36:31.380 So this is a unnecessary provocation.
00:36:34.800 Now, if this was only intended to allow the Ukrainians to provide covering fire for their advances and holding terrain inside of Russia in the Kursk oblast, well, they should have been clear on that.
00:36:49.800 And they should have just said that up front.
00:36:51.700 It's still provocative, but I think the Russians would have understood a lot better. 0.96
00:36:55.840 When they just give this ambiguous, the Ukrainians are allowed to use their long-range American missiles and fire into Russia, that is extremely ignorant.
00:37:06.740 But it comes, I don't think Biden had anything to do with this.
00:37:09.840 We haven't had a president since January 21.
00:37:12.440 This reeks of Jake Sullivan and his staff that wouldn't know a Atakims missile from a 40-millimeter grenade launcher. 0.99
00:37:21.660 I mean, this is just moronic. 0.99
00:37:25.620 This is amateurish. 0.95
00:37:26.920 And this is why we need to get them out as fast as possible.
00:37:29.860 And oh, by the way, Blinken should be one of the 51 intel officers indicted on day one.
00:37:36.540 I put him, Clapper, and Brennan as the highest priority to be charged for their malfeasance.
00:37:43.480 But yeah, this was a horrible rollout.
00:37:46.840 Poor timing, poor wording.
00:37:48.860 Everything was bad about this.
00:37:51.820 And it's like, there's no historical precedent.
00:37:54.160 When has one administration decided to throw gas on the fire right before transition of administrations?
00:38:02.940 I mean, this just shows what we're dealing with.
00:38:07.520 Bought off, corrupt, incompetent personalities that are running around the White House.
00:38:12.820 Now, our mutual friend, General Michael Flynn, who was on my show two days ago, he made the point that there was at least some reasonable hope that both the Ukrainians and the Russians would exercise restraint, realizing that there was a new American government coming.
00:38:33.920 And that Donald Trump, who's now, as I understand it, invited President Zelensky and Vladimir Putin to sit down and meet with him as soon as possible to see if calamity could be avoided here.
00:38:47.280 Do you think that the Ukrainians have the fortitude to exercise such restraint? 1.00
00:38:58.060 I hope so.
00:39:00.380 I mean, I don't remember Zelensky clamoring for use of these publicly.
00:39:06.320 Even he was pivoting.
00:39:08.080 He understood what was happening.
00:39:09.700 He was interested in conducting negotiations.
00:39:12.260 So this just out of left field announcement by somebody, by whoever is running the government right now, it was just, I think it took everybody off balance, including the Ukrainians.
00:39:26.740 Again, I don't mean to get too tactical or operational.
00:39:32.480 If this is just to provide covering fire for the advances the Ukrainians have made, okay, I kind of understand that. 1.00
00:39:40.280 I think the Russians would have understood that.
00:39:43.440 This is like what went on in Korea before Eisenhower came into office.
00:39:51.000 There was some last minute tussling on the front lines to kind of reposture the line of troops.
00:39:58.540 But guess what?
00:39:59.720 Eisenhower came into office and things wrapped up pretty quick.
00:40:02.480 And everybody knows the same thing here.
00:40:04.680 That's what's going to happen.
00:40:05.520 All the parties.
00:40:06.200 So this just shows the gross incompetence of whoever's running things inside the White House.
00:40:12.460 I don't, I don't, I think, I pray that Zelensky will show restraint and not, not use these inappropriately.
00:40:22.580 Again, there's Varenish, which is, that is actually a strategic, it's a nuclear warhead site in the Kursk oblast off to the right side.
00:40:32.780 I mean, the Russians are going, what, are they going to start striking our nuclear warheads we're holding over there? 0.67
00:40:39.000 I mean, are they going to start striking, using the JASM against Moscow?
00:40:42.980 I mean, this is extremely provocative and a, this is, clarity and resolve are essential for international, the conduct of international relations.
00:40:57.740 This administration does not understand the concept of clarity or resolve.
00:41:02.880 If there had been a clear statement, I think it shouldn't have allowed, allowed this at all, but if they had just put a very precise and clear statement out, that would have been much better than what happened.
00:41:15.520 This is just, oh, we're allowing them to use long-range missiles.
00:41:18.440 And everybody's going, well, wow, what does that mean?
00:41:20.820 That's pretty provocative.
00:41:22.920 What missiles?
00:41:23.700 What targets?
00:41:24.580 What's, what's going on here?
00:41:25.860 So, horrible, horrible.
00:41:27.800 This is a case study in incompetence.
00:41:30.520 And I hope they teach this at Yale and Belfer, where Jake Sullivan is going back to.
00:41:36.200 You know, it's interesting, when Donald Trump was elected in 2016, they told us, he's going to start a world war.
00:41:45.260 Yet, in the Trump years, we had unprecedented peace.
00:41:48.600 He brought tens of thousands of our troops home from the Middle East without having the countries they were leaving collapse into the hands of the enemy behind him.
00:41:56.220 Who is it who has driven us right to the brink of World War III?
00:41:59.680 Why is this current administration?
00:42:01.840 Colonel John Mills, thank you for joining us today.
00:42:04.380 Great to have you here.
00:42:06.200 Jack is a great guy.
00:42:14.620 He's written a fantastic book.
00:42:16.260 Everybody's talking about it.
00:42:17.480 Go get it.
00:42:18.640 And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event.
00:42:22.560 And we're going to turn it around and make our country great again.
00:42:25.780 Amen.
00:42:30.020 Welcome back.
00:42:30.900 I'm Roger Stone, sitting in for my good friend, Jack Posobiec,
00:42:34.740 An extraordinary story in the Washington Times this week by Carrie Pickett, in which we learn that the FBI under James Comey,
00:42:44.800 before the approval of the crossfire hurricane operation to undermine President Donald Trump had an earlier off the books operation to plant two extremely attractive females inside Donald Trump's campaign. 1.00
00:43:02.140 In fact, inside the traveling party, a so-called honeypot operation in order to try to get dirt on Donald Trump.
00:43:11.960 Now, this operation was not based because there was some predicate or some evidence of wrongdoing or corruption or foreign involvement.
00:43:23.140 This was a fishing expedition.
00:43:26.740 I can't think of any better example as to why we need to clean house at the FBI and why I believe, as I said earlier, that Kash Patel is exactly the right man to do that.
00:43:41.960 But the nomination that has the Washington establishment more upset than any other is that of North Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz to be Attorney General.
00:43:53.020 That's because Matt Gaetz is smart.
00:43:56.020 He's tough.
00:43:57.280 He's relentless.
00:43:58.980 He's battle-tested.
00:44:00.420 And he's prepared to bring the kind of changes that we need to our politicized criminal justice system.
00:44:09.380 Why?
00:44:09.800 Well, because he's been a victim of it himself, as have I, as has, for example, General Michael Flynn.
00:44:17.700 And, of course, the greatest single example, that would be President Donald Trump.
00:44:22.700 Matt Gaetz has chosen a very hard path here because the innuendo, the vituperation, the personal attacks on him are going to be extraordinary.
00:44:34.660 That's because those who oppose his nomination are in bed with the fake news media.
00:44:42.500 Now, the fake news media has lost its monopoly on communications in this country.
00:44:48.660 They lost it in 2016.
00:44:51.180 They sought to get it back by 2020.
00:44:54.140 But with Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter and converging it into X, they no longer have the monopoly that they had.
00:45:04.620 Therefore, you can look for a campaign of smear and innuendo against Matt Gaetz, who, as we all know, has already survived an intense investigation by one of the most politicized criminal justice operations in the history of the United States.
00:45:25.100 That would be the U.S. Department of Justice.
00:45:28.680 Matt Gaetz has demonstrated that he is equal to this task.
00:45:32.240 He's tough, he's wily, he's determined, he's stubborn, and, frankly, he's exactly the right man for the job.
00:45:41.600 Now, there are a bunch of rhino senators who've already signaled that there's no circumstance under which they are going to vote for Matt Gaetz. 0.97
00:45:52.220 I think that at least let him have his hearings before they made that decision.
00:45:56.580 But, you see, he strikes fear into the hearts of the globalist elite.
00:46:03.320 He strikes fear into the hearts of those who engaged in crime in the greatest single political dirty trick in American history.
00:46:13.080 You see, the Russian collusion hoax was nothing less than the use of the full authority of the U.S. government
00:46:22.220 and the extraordinary capability of our intelligence agencies, utilizing what they knew to be completely fraudulent and fabricated evidence,
00:46:34.100 the Steele dossier, and the false claim that the Democrat National Committee had been the target of an online hack by the Russians
00:46:43.480 and that that information had somehow made its way to President Donald Trump's campaign.
00:46:50.120 Those things are both false.
00:46:52.720 So, we know who the perps are here.
00:46:57.400 While President Barack Obama may have presidential immunity under the recent Supreme Court decision
00:47:04.960 that says presidents do have such immunity, Joe Biden was in the room when this was planned.
00:47:12.180 He has no immunity as vice president.
00:47:15.280 Susan Rice, the national security advisor, she was in the room when they cooked up the Russian collusion hoax.
00:47:23.240 She has no immunity.
00:47:25.080 FBI Director James Comey, the guy who ran the honeypot operation that we talked about just minutes ago that was revealed in the Washington Times,
00:47:37.800 the guy who was going to the Oval Office and then rushing to his computer after meeting with the president
00:47:46.700 to tell him about the Steele dossier, which he knew was a fraud.
00:47:53.120 He has no immunity from prosecution.
00:47:56.000 And then there's the worst of them all.
00:47:58.720 That would be John Brennan, the CIA director, who, by the way, is a convert to radical Islam,
00:48:06.240 which took place when he was our station chief in Rida.
00:48:09.760 He actually approved the visa of four of the hijackers who attacked us on 9-11.
00:48:19.180 He's also the man who went to the Five Eyes countries, the English-speaking countries,
00:48:24.900 and gave their intelligence agents a list of Trump associates and supporters that should be spied upon,
00:48:32.560 but would have given him, of course, deniability.
00:48:35.600 This is the precursor to Crossfire Hurricane.
00:48:40.440 How do I know about this?
00:48:41.800 Well, my name was on the list.
00:48:44.540 Imagine how shocking it was on Inauguration Day, the day Donald Trump became president,
00:48:49.780 to open the New York Times, and above the fold was a story that said that I was among three Trump associates
00:48:57.280 who were under surveillance for our contacts with Russia.
00:49:01.860 There was only one minor problem.
00:49:03.540 I had no contacts with Russia.
00:49:06.880 This is a mess that has to be cleaned up, and the man to clean it up is Congressman Matt Gaetz.
00:49:13.760 He has the courage.
00:49:15.180 He has the guts.
00:49:16.460 He has the fight.
00:49:17.700 He has the stamina, which is why I am strongly supporting this nomination.
00:49:22.820 Now, we asked Mike Davis earlier about how recess appointments work.
00:49:27.780 I'm not an expert, but I will tell you this.
00:49:31.180 If Matt Gaetz has 180 days as Attorney General of the United States,
00:49:36.740 those who have committed crimes will be brought to justice.
00:49:41.420 I'm Roger Stone.
00:49:42.560 It's been a great privilege to sit in here for my good friend Jack Posomit.
00:49:46.520 Until next time, God bless you and Godspeed.
00:49:50.460 Godspeed.
00:50:03.120 Godspeed.
00:50:05.160 Godspeed.
00:50:09.480 Godspeed.
00:50:09.880 Godspeed.
00:50:09.940 Godspeed.
00:50:10.080 Godspeed.
00:50:10.420 Godspeed.
00:50:11.920 Godspeed.
00:50:12.780 Godspeed.
00:50:12.840 Godspeed.
00:50:13.400 Godspeed.
00:50:14.120 Godspeed.
00:50:14.200 Godspeed.
00:50:14.820 Godspeed.
00:50:16.800 Godspeed.