00:00:44.160Voting began this morning across Israel, and the outcome of what happens here will directly impact Americans, gas prices, and the future of wars in the Middle East.
00:00:54.740Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims to be Mr. Security
00:01:00.100and is promising to ramp up the war in Iran to overthrow the government.
00:01:05.060He's aligned with the ultra-right wing,
00:01:07.940including Israeli settlers who want to expel Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza.
00:01:13.660President Trump continues his red state swing today.
00:01:16.640He'll make two stops in Texas, which has emerged as a battleground
00:01:20.440when it comes to the U.S. Senate race there, at least.
00:01:22.800Last night, he was in Mississippi campaigning for Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith.
00:01:27.180And while Mississippi has been reliably red, the Senate race is much tighter than expected.
00:01:32.540Democrat James Tallarico both making their final pitches to voters as Election Day nears.
00:01:38.800I'm not asking you to imagine what I would do as your U.S. senator.
00:01:42.300I'm asking you to look at the record and compare that to a guy named James Tallarico.
00:01:46.980I've spent my career working with both parties to cut your property taxes, to lower your housing costs, to cap insulin co-pays, to lower the cost of health care.
00:01:57.940I have a legislative record. Ken Paxton has a criminal record.
00:02:02.200More than 16 percent of Michigan's registered voters have returned their ballots or voted early in person as of today.
00:02:08.640And in Detroit, early voting opened with record numbers this weekend.
00:02:11.580With early voting already underway, President Trump's Justice Department continues to make the case that some of the people on the voter rolls shouldn't be.
00:02:21.100Suing the state of California in an effort to block 20,000 ballots of, quote, likely non-citizens from being counted.
00:02:28.420We have given them credible evidence and we believe that puts an obligation on them to at least segregate the ballots so that they can determine whether or not there are citizens or not.
00:02:41.580As an immigrant, I find this ICE controversy so bizarre because I can tell you that as an immigrant, I fully support ICE.
00:02:52.500You know, and just so you know, I'm still in the middle of a part of my immigration process just, you know, here in the U.S., coming from Canada to the U.S.
00:03:01.700But, guys, even without Christian ethics, which is very clear on the issue of farming borders, but immigration is not a right.0.77
00:03:22.880And then, especially, no one has a right to come to the country illegally and think that the U.S. or the country will not enforce their borders.
00:03:40.300Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily.
00:03:44.900We're here live, Real America's Voice.
00:04:04.780There's this guy and he's been here in the United States living illegally for the last
00:04:10.320four years, originally came out of Africa, Ghana specifically, and then immigrated to
00:04:16.920canada or came to canada under some sort of uh some sort of pass we don't know what exactly
00:04:22.780and then made his way to the united states and his name is samuel say and he has been deported
00:04:31.200and we were told that is now on his way back to his home country we wish him well because the law
00:04:37.900is meant to be enforced and when a lot of people have been digging into the fraud about this
00:04:44.980specific individual who lied his way into the United States all the way back in 2022. DHS put
00:04:51.540out a statement saying that he made no applications after his 2022 tourist visa, which again is
00:05:00.500something that you should not be in the United States living on. You should not be working on
00:05:06.800because all of those things would be fraud. And of course, you should not be in the United States
00:05:13.180claiming that you're an immigrant when you're actually a visa overstay when that was a tourist
00:05:18.840visa, not an immigrant visa. That is called fraud. And so there's a lot of people now crashing out
00:05:26.720over the fact that he has been deported and that our laws have been upheld, including one
00:05:34.800individual. And I'd like to play her response for all of you right now to me saying that he should
00:05:42.440have been deported. And we're working on getting that response up. It's just amazing. And here we
00:05:56.180go. Here we go. Look at this. Amazing. She decided to throw out unhumans. She decided to throw out
00:06:03.820the island of free ice cream. So she's throwing out the books. How dare you? How dare you? How
00:06:10.540dare you actually i was like did you even read my books did you even read any of the things that i
00:06:17.520said in there about number one a children's book that's anti-communism and number one number two
00:06:22.320an adult book that's also anti-communism and part of being anti-communist means that we by the way
00:06:30.700get rid of the people that don't uphold our laws it's really as simple as that it's simple as that
00:06:41.380and we need we need to understand that if we do not uphold our laws if we do not execute
00:06:50.420our laws if we do not allow our laws to be upheld then guess what we are
00:06:55.580there she is throwing away my book which she obviously didn't read gosh i hope you don't
00:07:05.120throw out another one and three more or five more or ten more or hold a party of people throwing out
00:07:09.860my books gosh then i'd really really be done for we're right back folks jack was over the human
00:07:15.500events daily and jack where is jack where is jack where is he jack i want to see you
00:07:28.380great job jack thank you what a job you do you know we have an incredible thing we're
00:07:35.660always talking about the fake news and the bad but we have guys and these are the guys
00:07:40.240should be getting publicism. All right, folks, Jack Prasovic back live here at Human Events
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00:09:34.140to welcome on our next guest. You certainly remember her from being on the show before.
00:09:40.880It's Katie Zachariah, the former White House Press Secretary. Katie, how are you?
00:09:46.520I'm excellent, Jack. It's great to be back out here in sunny, warm California.
00:09:52.200Well, and it's great to have you on as well. Now, Katie, obviously a lot has happened since
00:09:57.320we last spoke in the White House. A lot's been said about it, both publicly, privately, but we
00:10:04.780haven't really heard from you specifically or personally on it. So I wanted to give you the
00:10:09.760opportunity to talk about everything from your side of the story. Well, Jack, you were my only
00:10:16.880in-person interview and you were the exclusive at the White House. And I loved the opportunity to
00:10:22.720be able to do that with you. And you've been excellent, not just to me, but also to the
00:10:27.600president for so long. And that was incredible. And you know, Jack, we spoke about this and I
00:10:32.900reiterated that the press and the fake news and the mainstream media wanted me to be completely
00:10:40.120distracted on everything else and not be able to actually effectuate my mission, which was
00:10:46.020to be able to deliver for the president and amplify what he's doing. And I have actually
00:10:51.460enjoyed being back on the outside because the daggers aren't out by the media. And I'm able
00:10:56.520to take every single experience and turn it into a reflection on what President Trump has done.
00:11:01.900And I know he's just touched down in Texas, which is one of the tightest races going on,
00:11:07.720which shouldn't be, but is indicative of the fact that our country is in a major shift right now.
00:11:13.440And President Trump is at the forefront of all of these intense Senate races doing exactly what
00:11:18.700president should be doing, but no other president has done, which is to ensure that we at least put
00:11:24.560everything we have into winning in the midterms, Jack. Well, there's no question. And so you
00:11:29.700mentioned as the president is there in Texas, of course, Real America's Voice is going to be
00:11:33.340covering that as we've been covering all of the president's visits, the vice president.
00:11:37.920As the president is there in Texas, I have to ask you from your perspective, you know,
00:11:41.640looking at it now, you mentioned being on the outside. How do you look at races like Texas
00:11:46.520and Michigan, for example? Well, first of all, Texas should have never been at play. And the
00:11:53.040fact that it is this tight, I cannot, and I will attest my entire family now on my dad's side lives
00:11:59.200in Texas, and I cannot for the life of me understand how any God-fearing good Texan is
00:12:04.100going to go out and vote for James Tallarico. So that brings into my first question. Do we believe
00:12:09.520the polling data that we're seeing out of Texas? And if so, I think what we're seeing is the
00:12:14.620president is hedging his bets and has visited Texas a number of times. He has two stops today.
00:12:20.060And the other thing that the president has done that no other president has done on the midterms
00:12:24.160is he's delivering for each especially tight race state, but across the country, actual
00:12:30.260measurable results. So what he just said when he touched down was that he and Secretary Rubio
00:12:35.460would be receiving the first, what do you call it, batch or delivery of Venezuelan oil, a deal that
00:12:43.260he negotiated for 65 billion barrels of oil from Venezuela, a historic deal, something that would
00:12:49.640have never happened without President Trump and what he did with Maduro and what he's also been
00:12:54.780able to do with the existing government right now. And so what President Trump has shown is I'm not
00:13:00.560only campaigning for Ken Paxton, who's been the best attorney general in Texas's history, and
00:13:05.920quite frankly, maybe in the United States history and as far as attorney generals go, but I'm also
00:13:11.620delivering measurable and fine outcomes that are going to deliver energy to Texas to bring down
00:13:20.220the prices. And it's also delivering on his promises, which is drill, baby drill, and energy
00:13:25.740independence and energy dominance. And so the Texas citizens need to be reassured that Ken
00:13:32.900Paxton and with the support of President Trump will continue down this line, Jack.
00:13:38.520Well, there's no question. And Ken Paxton, he's been on this program. He's been so great when
00:13:42.760it comes to these D trans clinics and getting the opening of the first D trans clinic. And I think
00:13:48.260for anyone out there who is concerned with that or anyone who is a is a mom, by the way, like
00:13:53.640yourself, of course, that it's it's one of the biggest issues and quite frankly, something that
00:13:58.760I think that Ken doesn't get enough credit for. Correct. He also secured the border during the
00:14:04.140Biden years with much resistance from the left, he was able to unilaterally and in partnership
00:14:10.020with Governor Abbott start securing the border with the National Guard against Joe Biden.
00:14:15.860And so we have Ken Paxton to thank for the fact that it wasn't hundreds of millions of
00:14:21.720illegal aliens crossing our border, that he took decisive action with the governor to ensure
00:14:26.720that the country would be protected.0.98
00:14:28.620And we know, and I know you remember this, the razor wire that they put up and patrolling the border with their own resources, attempting to continue building the wall with their own resources.
00:14:41.040These are things that Ken does not get credit for.
00:14:43.900And that James Tallarico, where was he when our border was being invaded?
00:14:47.100What's his position on illegal immigration?
00:14:49.300Well, the Democrat National Committee has adopted the abolish ICE as part of their platform with Ken Martin.
00:14:55.660And so is James Tallarico, as the primary candidate for Senate, if he is he endorsing the abolish ICE platform?
00:15:04.060And what will he do as a senator to ensure that our country is protected when he is at a very prime border state?
00:15:10.560Nothing. He will side with the Democrats. He will not protect the United States.
00:15:14.260And he certainly will not be protecting Texas if we have the full fledged invasion that we had under Joe Biden.
00:15:20.180And not only to mention that, Katie, but, you know, I mentioned Michigan, but you've got also Abdul El-Sayed, who's up there, and he has enthusiastically supported the abolish ICE position and continues to do so even while he's been desperately trying to paint himself as more of a moderate.
00:15:37.620it. Correct. And he's on, you know, if you go on to the other side, he's at the very other side of
00:15:43.380the northern border, which is equally as important to protect. But not only that, Jack, is that
00:15:48.060Abdul El-Sayed has been outspokenly against the auto industry. And what President Trump has done
00:15:53.700with Ford and with with the GM and a few other auto companies is he's been able to broker
00:15:59.920major deals in relation to his tariffs, his very effective tariffs and the ability for these auto
00:16:05.960companies to not only continue succeeding, but to thrive. Before President Trump came into office
00:16:12.280in 2016 and then again in 2024, the auto industry in the United States was dead and dying. Dying or
00:16:19.120dead, Jack. And I can distinctly remember when I was being told out here in California that I would
00:16:24.200never be driving a gas-powered car again after 2035. President Trump put a complete end to that
00:16:29.660and complete end to the green news scam. And Abdul El-Sayed has essentially said on a number
00:16:37.000of occasions in different ways that cars are like cigarettes. And how are you endorsed by the
00:16:44.120American Auto Workers Union in Michigan if you are basically speaking out against the entire
00:16:50.940industry that fuels the state of Michigan? This is what Abdul El-Sayed, the message is,
00:16:56.860is he's not there for Michigan. He's not there to be a senator for Michigan. He's there to tow
00:17:02.400the DSA party line and ensure that whatever they want, whether it's abolish ICE or Medicare for all
00:17:08.780or no Senate, basically upend everything that the DSA candidates want to upend with our country,
00:17:16.220he's there to tow the party line, not represent the people of Michigan. And President Trump has
00:17:21.440exposed this. He's rallied there. So has Vice President Vance. They've both done an excellent
00:17:25.640job at exposing the hypocrisy of Abdul Saeed. Well, Katie, that's exactly right. And in fact,
00:17:31.860one thing I wanted to note with you is that, in fact, we've seen the vice president out here on
00:17:36.360the campaign trail far more than his predecessor Pence was in the midterms back in 2018.
00:17:43.160Yes. Vice President Mike Pence was quite sleepy, as one would say, or was reminiscent of the Bush
00:17:49.260era in terms of really not being aggressive out on the trail. Vice President Vance has seen such
00:17:55.480enthusiasm, such energy, but really a partnering with what President Trump is doing through these
00:18:01.520midterms. He is essentially taking the lead on Ohio and looking at Michigan and a lot of Nebraska,
00:18:08.480a lot of these other states. I think he was just recently up in Alaska after President Trump
00:18:12.560and ensuring that the momentum continues through the midterm vote and through the election day.
00:18:18.520And that is what is so different about Vice President Vance is he wants to win these midterms
00:18:24.820And he is putting out everything all on the line, traveling with his family, aggressively getting out there because he knows that what is at stake, not just at the House, but at the Senate.
00:18:34.700With his own Senate experience, he's looking at what we are seeing up in Alaska and what we're seeing in Michigan.
00:18:40.620And he gets this race and he is such a great partner for President Trump in this, Jack.
00:18:46.240Katie, I wish we could have you for longer.
00:18:48.240I understand you've got to run, by the way.
00:18:49.760I have to ask, though, is there anything that you have to announce about going someplace new in the next week or so for the midterms?
00:23:50.700But there's only a handful of organizations, Turning Point Action, Citizens Alliance, Early Vote Action, that are actually putting people on the ground.
00:23:57.820And that is going to be the work to get the job done, because statistics show, Jack, it's going to take five to seven contacts for even a base voter to come out in the midterms.
00:24:17.420This was building on the vision, of course, of Charlie Kirk working with Tyler and everybody else at Action to understand how do you reach out to those low prop voters?
00:24:28.200And, R.C., I've been seeing this. Some people say it. I'll ask you as well.
00:24:31.320Are we seeing those same returns then in terms of low prop voters in the data of the early voting?
00:24:38.160So far, we are. And that's one of the reasons you hear the mainstream media, and especially in Arizona, silence about the early vote count so far in Arizona, because it's looking very good for Republicans, not only with base voters, but also with low prop voters.
00:24:53.460If you want to get into the numbers, right now, Republicans hold an advantage in the early vote count.
00:24:59.160Some of the last vote drops have been plus R, five to six points.
00:25:03.780So an example of relational organizing at Turning Point, here's an example of a card that you will see in a swing state where Turning Point action is active.
00:25:13.000This is obviously something that speaks to normie voters, low prop voters.
00:25:17.720You know, they're not going to get out of their seat to vote for, you know, some of these midterm candidates.
00:25:22.380but they will get out of their seat for issues that affect their pocket.
00:25:25.420So it's really important that Turning Point Action continues to be out there.
00:25:28.960And I want you to watch the next two days.
00:25:30.720If your voters are wondering how, you know, how are we going to see how the balance tips?
00:25:34.920Watch the next two days, especially in Arizona, because that is the last day in which you can turn in your mail-in ballot.
00:25:41.120And if Republicans continue to be essentially where they are right now, they are in great position on Election Day to shock the country.
00:25:48.120you know i i really love that because this is something where again so many people have written
00:25:54.980out turning point action and there has been this this big fight going on and not to dip into it
00:26:01.660too much because we are up on against a break but i was saying that oh you know ground game doesn't
00:26:06.240work geotv doesn't work it's not real it's all you know it's all juju it's not a real thing you
00:26:13.260know what you need is tv ads tv ads tv ads and yet we're seeing that we're seeing with cliff
00:26:17.720Maloney as well when it comes to the PHAs and Citizens Alliance writ large. These efforts on
00:26:25.740the ground, they pay dividends. And again, what we learned with Charlie, specifically, I would say
00:26:31.500in 2022 is when we got the wake-up call out of Arizona and the elections that did not go our way,
00:26:36.080we said, look, all of this stuff that we have been doing before was indirect. Go out and meet
00:26:42.420the voters where they are get the ballots in and that is direct balance that ballots that are being
00:26:50.580counted and being cast and then you move on from there forget the indirect stuff go direct and
00:26:57.560you're seeing it's paying dividends rc maxwell um we have a quick break let's come right back here
00:27:03.540on human events daily real america's voice and dig into this even further
00:27:12.420The faculty of one university is one communist, two men.
00:27:34.920One communist among the American advisors at Yalta was one communist, two men.
00:27:42.420All right, folks, Jack Posobiec back live, Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice.
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00:28:44.300R.C. Maxwell, Turning Point Action, Red State. R.C., you know, I've been spending a couple of
00:28:50.540nights over with my son. We're going through the, you know, run 270, which of course, you know,
00:28:56.700is a setup for presidential, but also they have a Senate function. And so we've been playing that
00:29:01.880game of, you know, the balance of the Senate, looking at things different ways. And, you know,
00:29:07.140I see things where the Republicans can win.
00:30:02.260Is he going to be able to achieve that?
00:30:04.160well look you know he's getting all the help he can you know not only from the media but also from
00:30:11.860national democrats who are pouring a lot of money in support of him but he also seems to have the
00:30:16.380advantage right now in early voting i have my christmas tie on here i may be early with that
00:30:21.600but i have this on just to kind of feed the phenomenon of early voting where right now in
00:30:25.760michigan you know democrats are looking a lot better than republicans are and mr saeed also
00:30:31.180seems to have the advantage right now in ground game, which is also an area, again, where Republicans
00:30:36.440are having the advantage in other states. So, you know, Rogers is fighting a lot. But what he has
00:30:41.420at least going to his advantages, he's had the president come, which is, of course, can rally
00:30:46.000the base. Michigan was a state that went for Trump. So you're hoping to tap into that if you're Mike
00:30:51.220Rogers. You're also hoping to tap into the fact that, you know, they had Haley Stevens, which was
00:30:56.400the preferred candidate for the Democrat establishment. And you figure a lot of Haley
00:31:00.620Stevens supporters could stay home. And that's a figure that Mike Rogers hoping is going to be
00:31:06.040a huge boom for his campaign. But look, right now, I think you identified the correct states
00:31:10.880if you're looking at what matters. You know, Democrats haven't won a Senate seat in Iowa
00:31:15.360since 2008. So I think that's an unlikely pickup for them. I think you're right that
00:31:19.880Collins is going to overperform. North Carolina is a state that's not looking good. Again,
00:31:24.220And you have Tellus on his way out, who's continuing continuing to really kind of campaign against Republicans in that state.
00:31:30.520So it's going to be very difficult still for Democrats who need to pick up four seats in order to take the control of Senate.
00:31:40.200Yeah, exactly. And so for all the people who are saying that, you know, the Senate's gone, the Senate's gone, the Senate's gone.
00:31:45.980I always just keep saying we got to take it back to the map.
00:31:49.520And of course, I didn't set up the the map break for this.
00:31:52.180I also, by the way, see a certain paths. So if they take if the Democrats take New Hampshire, if they take Michigan, if they take Ohio and and Georgia, by the way, which which, again, I would I would also say it not is similar to North Carolina, just in terms of the way that it's lined up, that there's even a scenario.
00:32:11.580And again, just just playing the scenario game. But there is a scenario where we could end up with 50 50.
00:32:15.980Indeed, there absolutely is a scenario where we can end up 50 50, which, of course, would be you would see as a Republican for the advantage for the Republicans, because the tiebreaker would be former senator, now VP J.D. Vance.
00:32:30.520But, you know, as we know, this is going to raise the stakes for moderates in the Senate and they're going to be they're going to potentially be defectors on a litany of matters, including some people who just won reelection, especially when you're looking at Susan Collins in Maine, who has shown a willingness to vote with Democrats.
00:32:47.660So the balance of the power is very much hanging out there. And, you know, Georgia is a state that's interesting that you bring up.
00:32:55.740Mike Collins certainly has an opportunity still to take a seat off the map for Democrats because, you know, Ossoff is kind of an empty suit in a lot of ways to a lot of Georgia voters.
00:33:06.560And there's a lot of Georgians who have longed for the Senate to go back to Republican control in that state.
00:33:11.940So there's a little more energy, I think, still left to kind of be squeezed out.
00:33:28.440And it's something where, you know, and I remember this sea change.
00:33:32.340And, of course, you're based out of Arizona, so you remember it as well.
00:33:35.520The sea change that came down when I was sitting next to Charlie when he said, guys, we got to vote early.
00:33:41.940we got to get these ballots in and it just became a new a new thing for a lot of states now coming
00:33:48.440from pennsylvania we didn't have a culture of early voting so for a lot of low prop voters a
00:33:54.120lot of republican voters it was a brand new thing for us because we just had no culture of it versus
00:33:59.820a place like texas they've been doing it for a number of cycles already georgia already had
00:34:05.940this mail ballot situation. So walk us through a little bit about how Turning Point not only
00:34:12.220changed the way that they look at running these, for Turning Point action, about running the early
00:34:18.300vote operations, but also how it was reflective of how the elections have been changed in those
00:34:24.380many states. And again, I always have to caveat with this, I don't like these changes. I don't
00:34:29.260think that anyone's saying that we like these changes, but we do like winning.
00:34:33.060Correct. So let me give you a little bit of an undercurrent to the actual impetus, remember, for early voting.
00:34:39.460A lot of people in the mainstream media will say, well, you know, Trump really destroyed Republican early voting because he came out against it, you know, preaching conspiracy theories.
00:34:47.500But what they don't mention is the fact that Republicans did fight against the way the administrative state really tried to take advantage of COVID.
00:34:55.820And they really tried to ingrain early voting and they tried to violate state and sometimes federal law in order to push early voting.
00:35:03.060So Republicans obviously fought that tooth and nail.
00:35:05.320But here's the difference from what you saw from a person like Charlie Kirk, who he doesn't sulk, right, in his losses.
00:35:11.540He immediately figured out a way to play in the left's game.
00:35:15.340And he worked with the brilliant mind of someone like Tyler Boyer.
00:35:18.240And they built this program that I cannot take credit for.
00:35:22.620And one day they can even talk more, Tyler can, about what was the catalyst for some of his motivation with starting this program, which is a huge risk.
00:35:32.520Republicans would much rather spend money on ads and they'd rather do quick drop in mail flyers as opposed to invest in the time and money that it takes to run a robust, robust door knocking program.
00:35:45.500So, you know, you know, we kind of really started this immediately instead of soaking in our losses.
00:35:50.740And we've been trying to bring kind of national Republicans along on the same vein.
00:35:55.460And that's one of the reasons why you see early voting lagging in other states, because it's not highly preached, because there's still a lot of hands in the pocket, you know, kind of kicking rocks because we're upset about the way these laws currently exist.
00:36:09.940Now, trust me, do not get me wrong. I am a one-day, one-vote person. I am a supporter of precinct voting.
00:36:15.520That's just not the way the field looks right now, correct?
00:36:20.000No, big time. You've got to play the game the way the rules are set.
00:36:23.740Indeed. And that's what, you know, Charlie preached. And that's one of the reasons Turning Point excels in this. And it's going to be a big test this election, you know, whether or not, you know, Republicans have gotten past their early voting woes.
00:36:39.820If you can answer just real quick, how are some of those early votes coming in in Maricopa?
00:36:45.140Well, look, the latest batches are great. You know, Democrats are going backwards and Republicans are going forward when you look at the early vote layout. And I encourage people to continue tracking that following people like Matthew Martinez, who is tracking on a daily basis the analytics and where Republicans are.
00:37:03.000Again, when you look at 2022 versus 2026, Republicans are up, I believe, three points and Democrats are also down points.
00:37:10.820So you have the trajectory that you want to see.
00:37:13.800You know, to me, this doesn't look like a blue wave.
00:37:16.180In fact, this looks to me like two seats in Arizona that were supposed to be leaning D are actually going to be safe Republican seats.
00:37:23.300You look at where Jay Feeley currently is, former Cardinals kicker, businessman who's running in Scottsdale.
00:37:29.600He's exceeding where Schweikert was in 2022 when he ran.
00:37:34.400So this doesn't look like a blue wave.
00:37:36.500So this is proof in the pudding that when you have a well-organized ballot chase investment, Republicans can win in early voting.
00:37:44.800Tell people one more time where they can go to get that app.
00:37:48.440Well, they want to go to TurningPointAction.com.
00:38:38.300All right, folks, Jack Posobiec back live here, Real America's Voice, Human Events Daily.
00:38:42.700I'm super excited to have on my co-author of Unhuman Socialist Revolution because he, in fact, is out with an exclusive new book that drops today.
00:38:55.500and I couldn't be more proud of him and to see the work that he's done.
00:38:59.760It's Joshua Lysak. Joshua, how are you?
00:39:24.080Yes, it is called Haitians of Springfield and Oral History. Most people know about the Springfield
00:39:31.100story, of course, because of the eating the cats and eating the pets meme of President Trump.
00:39:35.940But there has been a five-year-long representative case study of mass migration
00:39:42.820from the unassimilatable third world into middle America, and Springfield, Ohio, has all of those
00:39:49.260stories. I, of course, live in Dayton, which is a neighbor of Springfield. And earlier this year,
00:39:54.840at your urging, I might add, Jack, I spent 10 weeks in Springfield documenting everything that
00:40:00.840had been going on, that is going on, that the media says never happened. And if you say it does,
00:40:07.460you're a racist. There are a few things that Republicans fear more. It's like the conservative
00:40:13.200kryptonite being called a racist. So, so many people who had the ability to tell the truth
00:40:19.000walked it back after and during the election and over the past few years because it did not want
00:40:25.040to get the R word, that anti-white hate slur of racist thrown at them. And so what we have in
00:40:32.720Springfield is a working class Christian population that definitely went for Trump easily the last0.97
00:40:39.420time around, who has been willed into submission to the migrant influx. And just about everything1.00
00:40:46.740that's been said about Haitians is not at all true. That's been said by the mainstream media.
00:40:53.100For example, even our rhino of a governor, Mike DeWine, has said, we love our Haitian neighbors.
00:41:00.320He has made clear he supports the Haitian migrants over and above the welfare of his
00:41:06.000own constituents, the Ohioans. Eating the dogs? More like eating the jobs, eating the schools,0.99
00:41:12.740eating the housing, eating the safety, eating the insurance premiums, eating public safety,
00:41:18.180eating public health, eating the traffic. The number one most common complaint about
00:41:22.900Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, is the catastrophically poor third-world driving antics1.00
00:41:29.120where things like road signs and rules and whatnot are merely suggestions to follow.1.00
00:41:36.200It has just been an awful experience that people of Springfield have suffered,
00:41:39.900and I have included all of their stories. I have included not just my own interviews and
00:41:46.020original research, but what is the anthropology of the Haitian way of life? What we've been seeing
00:41:51.920that Bukele is going in there from El Salvador into Haiti, what have his troops been experiencing
00:41:58.240amongst that culture? That is what it's been like to be in Springfield, Ohio for the past0.59
00:42:03.660five years. But always in the media, you find like the five Haitian families who assimilated
00:42:09.440into the American culture, and you always put them at the front, and you use them as empathy props.0.99
00:42:15.420So now what's happening is churches, churches, Jack, are protecting the illegal Haitians from
00:42:20.800ICE arrest and deportation, saying that they have to engage in civil disobedience in order to
00:42:27.180protect their Christian brothers and sisters. But what I say is exactly what Jesus said, which is
00:42:32.060to render unto Caesar what is Caesar. It's time to go home. Remigration is compassionate,
00:42:39.780safe, and effective, and it's biblical. Well, and Joshua, excuse me, one of the things I wanted to
00:42:47.140mention, though, is there was something really, really, I think, special and unique that you did
00:42:52.820when it came to the endorsements of your book. So typically, when someone puts out a book that,
00:42:59.220You know better than me, but having done a few of these now, I know that when people put out a book, they, you know, they kind of run around and they say, hey, I've got this book coming out.
00:43:08.920Obviously, you and I, with this new Unhumans, we did have the honor of getting the endorsement of the president of the United States and getting a true social post from him, endorsing the book, endorsing both of us as authors, our plan to fight communism as an inhuman ideology.
00:43:29.020Obviously, having the president and the vice president on a on a book is a high achievement for any author.
00:43:35.620And I'm just just honored as I know you are. But you did something quite different with your Haitians of Springfield book.
00:43:42.420Walk us through. Did you go and have the president and the vice president and all these, you know, people you have in your in your network go and endorse the book?
00:43:51.600what did you end up doing? There are no advanced praise or blurbs from celebrities, politicians,
00:43:58.520or influencers. Let's just grab an early copy here of Haitians of Springfield. This is a book
00:44:04.460that's of Springfield, by Springfield, and for Springfield. Listen to the blurbs. They're from
00:44:11.820Tammy, 59, born and raised in Springfield. Ricky, 43, 11-year resident of Springfield.
00:44:18.340Kimberly, 45, 15-year resident of Springfield.