Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - March 29, 2022


MAR 29 2022 - WAR IN UKRAINE - DAY 34 UPDATE


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24 minutes

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175.88649

Word Count

4,322

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14

Misogynist Sentences

4

Hate Speech Sentences

13


Summary

As the war enters Day 34, we ve got a ton of news on the diplomatic front as talks are now being held right on the banks of the Bosphorus in Turkey, next meersheimer s 2015 warning is now being called out as an example of toxic masculinity, we ll dig into a third georgia and maryland become the first states to suspend their gas tax, and China enters a two-stage lockdown in the city of Shanghai.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 huge show today a lot going on on the ground in ukraine we're also going to get into the
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00:00:37.440 ladies and gentlemen welcome aboard today's edition of human events daily today's top stories first up
00:00:44.580 the ground update in ukraine as the war enters day 34 we've got a ton of news on the diplomatic front
00:00:50.440 as well as talks are now being held right on the banks of the bosphorus in turkey next
00:00:55.140 meersheimer's 2015 warning is now being called out as an example of toxic masculinity we'll dig into a
00:01:02.860 third georgia and maryland become the first states to suspend their gas tax what does that mean for
00:01:08.960 you and finally china is entering a two-stage covet 19 lockdown in the city of shanghai all this
00:01:15.240 are you worried that other leaders in the world are going to start to doubt that america is back
00:01:33.580 if some of these big things that you say on the world stage keep getting walked back
00:01:39.460 what's getting walked back it made it sound like just in the last couple days uh it sounded like
00:01:45.080 you told u.s troops they were going to ukraine it sounded like you said it was possible the u.s
00:01:50.060 would use a chemical weapon and it sounded like you were calling for regime change in russia and we
00:01:56.700 know none of the three occurred none of the three none of the three well peace talks are being held
00:02:02.580 between the russians and ukrainians today in the city of istanbul you know we were just talking about
00:02:07.100 how yesterday was the anniversary of the changing of the name the official changing of the name from
00:02:13.300 constantinople to istanbul well now we're having those peace talks today they're happening right on
00:02:18.500 the banks of the bosphorus in an ancient palace that was once the palace of the ottoman sultans
00:02:24.220 what's going on well we're seeing the reports and this is coming out live as we report this so please
00:02:29.320 bear in mind that we're in the thick of things but what we're hearing is that russia's deputy defense
00:02:35.360 minister has says that moscow has decided to fundamentally cut back military activity in
00:02:41.380 the direction of kiev and chernikov in order to increase mutual trust for future negotiations
00:02:46.940 to agree and sign a peace deal with ukraine as we said before the military advances on kiev and some of
00:02:55.900 the other major cities of ukraine were done as a forcing function to enable russian military advances
00:03:02.400 to capture other cities what did it do it split ukraine's defenses now we may be seeing indications
00:03:08.060 and as we're getting the news in right now that ukraine is actually noting that russian forces seem to be
00:03:13.700 falling back from the city of kiev and may actually be letting up that siege that blockade those that
00:03:20.520 encirclement those positions that have been held for weeks at this point let's continue from the
00:03:24.420 ukrainian side ukraine um there so the advisor to president zelinski says they're looking for an
00:03:32.640 enhanced analog of nato's article 5 with the u.s the uk and other guarantors to be legally active actively
00:03:40.660 involved in protecting ukraine they're offering to settle the crimea issue bilaterally within 15 years
00:03:47.240 and vow to never make a fight over it so we're not hearing any specifics on the donbass region
00:03:53.540 obviously that's going to be an area of great importance for the russians that the region
00:03:59.020 that had the civil war going on for eight years at this point russia lavrov has said they were the
00:04:04.920 ones who decided to intervene in ukraine's civil war over the separatist area and on the currency side
00:04:10.480 we've talked so much about how currency plays such a role in this well the russian ruble has now risen
00:04:16.260 to near pre-invasion levels from the massive massive plunge that it took just about one month ago
00:04:23.160 we're in day 34 of this thing what does it mean well it means that the russian economy is now bracing
00:04:29.700 right to be able to withhold withstand these economic sanctions that were placed on because
00:04:35.920 at the end of the day they're the ones who hold the cards in terms of the raw materials here they
00:04:42.060 have the oil and they know that western europe needs it from them this idea of getting renewables
00:04:48.020 it's not on the table right now for western europe this idea of getting lng from the united states they
00:04:52.340 don't have the infrastructure for it the only way that they can get oil and natural gas right now
00:04:57.820 is through russia and russia knows that so because they have them in this vice grip in terms of their
00:05:04.460 energy resources they knew that they held the cards on this that's why you're seeing on the backs of
00:05:10.100 these peace talks and the possible withdrawal of the encirclement of kiev right obviously the threat
00:05:14.940 was that they would go in for a full-on invasion of kiev and you can see the images coming out of
00:05:20.520 maripol you can see the images coming out of harsan and harkiv right the understanding the psychological
00:05:25.840 impact that that would have on the government of ukraine obviously nobody wants that to happen
00:05:31.200 to the city of kiev so as we're looking at this now comes the question right now comes the question
00:05:38.180 will ukrainian neutrality actually be on the table here will there be a hostile government
00:05:45.240 in place in ukraine or one that's considered hostile by the russians or will we see a situation
00:05:50.780 where ukraine is able to keep its sovereignty and how much land eventually is going to merge with
00:05:56.520 russia we will continue to cover this here on human events daily as i've said this is a developing
00:06:00.380 story but we are finally starting to potentially see some light at the end of the tunnel
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00:07:14.160 what's going on here is that the west is leading ukraine down the primrose path and the end result is that
00:07:25.380 ukraine is going to get wrecked and i believe that the policy that i'm advocating which is neutralizing
00:07:32.920 ukraine and then building it up economically and getting it out of the competition between russia on
00:07:38.940 one side and nato on the other side is the best thing that could happen to the ukrainians
00:07:43.220 what we're doing is encouraging the ukrainians to play tough with the russians we're encouraging
00:07:52.200 the ukrainians to think that they will ultimately become part of the west because we will ultimately
00:07:58.480 defeat putin and we will ultimately get our way time is on our side and of course the ukrainians are
00:08:07.340 playing along with this and the ukrainians are almost completely unwilling to compromise with
00:08:13.400 the russians and instead want to pursue a hardline policy so that's professor john meersheimer eight
00:08:20.180 years ago explaining the situation that we find ourselves in now the way the west destabilized ukraine
00:08:27.260 built up a hostile government there instituted regime change and then led them down the primrose
00:08:34.040 path without any plan to actually help them instead of having them continue to poke the bear
00:08:41.680 poke the bear poke the bear vis-a-vis russia so they wanted the government of ukraine to become hostile
00:08:48.000 with russia and then eventually to institute nato bases nato missiles nato military emplacements within
00:08:54.320 the territory of ukraine territory that the russians feel in many cases that has a shared history with
00:09:00.860 them in many in many parts of history was part of the russian state and certainly has a lot of spiritual
00:09:07.760 history when you go into way way back a thousand years into the christianization of the russ people
00:09:13.860 which took place on the banks of that very same dnepper river that we're talking about every day today
00:09:18.020 so meersheimer is explaining this using history using logic using reasoning however u.s foreign policy
00:09:26.360 journalist melissa chan has a different idea she has a different take on all of this she says
00:09:31.380 meersheimer is saying well basically his view is that she wore a short skirt and so she deserves
00:09:38.560 what's coming to her and this is amazing this is so amazing to me and she wrote she continued
00:09:44.180 melissa chan wrote as a woman covering foreign policy and simply as a woman in society who sees
00:09:48.760 regular justification of male violence that meersheimer's views are not just wrong but noxious in
00:09:54.360 a wider sense too this is actually amazing to me because she's accusing meersheimer of toxic
00:10:02.120 masculinity and saying anyone who believes this must therefore be what would you call that a toxic
00:10:09.300 masculinist right so here's what she doesn't understand she's saying that meersheimer is arguing
00:10:17.900 for aggression that he wants this that's not what meersheimer is doing he's not making a normative
00:10:24.000 argument he's making a descriptive argument this is the difference between realists and liberalists
00:10:29.300 when it comes to international policy but it also comes down to this idea of toxic masculinity versus
00:10:34.820 liberal feminism so what melissa chan is trying to do is ascribe liberal feminism to world affairs
00:10:41.040 so she thinks that you can make aggression go away just by saying i oppose i oppose aggression
00:10:47.720 all right i that's why you see the flags and the ribbons for every single one of these causes
00:10:52.560 you say i oppose this and we're you know we're going to sign a piece of paper that says we oppose
00:10:57.020 this we're going to we're going to give a speech that says how much we oppose it right we're not
00:11:01.800 actually going to do anything about the conditions that could potentially cause aggression or potentially
00:11:06.780 that have we can see throughout history that have caused aggression in time after time after time or
00:11:13.260 try to understand history competition over resources hostile governments versus neutral governments
00:11:19.760 buffer states great power politics throw all that stuff out the window no no no no no no it's just
00:11:25.280 people who are mean and nasty versus people who are good and virtuous and this is the problem right
00:11:31.600 because meersheimer isn't saying that he supports aggression he's describing history for what it is
00:11:37.280 right this is the hobbesian view again life is nasty brutish and short human nature exists it is
00:11:45.500 period it is invaluable it is insoluble you cannot change human behavior you cannot change human nature
00:11:52.060 you can't make us better people we are right we are but we can channel those decisions to different
00:11:58.780 outcomes that's what this is all about and when you try to impose that vision of the world by force
00:12:06.520 at the point of a bayonet whether it's in iraq libya afghanistan syria then you might just provoke a
00:12:17.120 response you might get people from the other side saying i disagree and i'm going to show you how much
00:12:24.000 i disagree when you continue to poke the bear so it's really amazing to me right so they've taken
00:12:30.000 this idea of liberal feminism and they're trying to paint all of foreign affairs with it and they're
00:12:36.640 saying that if you don't agree with liberal feminism this idea that you can make aggression go away that
00:12:40.780 you can make competition go away that you can make that everybody can be friends and that everybody can
00:12:45.240 get along but also by the way that if you don't want to be friends and you don't want to just get
00:12:49.160 along and put yourself on the u.s dollar standard and make sure that you're you know you're capitulating
00:12:54.380 the petrodollar and everything else well then we can destroy you right so that's where you get your
00:12:58.040 madeline albright's that's where you get your hillary clintons from because we will destroy you
00:13:02.320 keep in mind all of this stuff is connected there is a reason that some of the biggest proponents of
00:13:10.400 liberal feminism like hillary clinton are also behind some of the most destructive wars of the last 20 years
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00:14:27.860 well we saw the pain at the pump with the rapidly rising prices that everybody across the country was
00:14:35.020 seeing and we decided we wanted to take some you know urgent immediate action and this all came together
00:14:40.460 really quickly uh within a week of us calling on our legislature to act uh they passed this unanimously
00:14:47.440 across party lines in both houses uh and and so here in maryland instead of just arguing about who's
00:14:53.740 to blame for it we decided to uh take immediate action to do something about it well there's
00:14:58.700 governor larry hogan a guy who calls himself a republican but doesn't normally do very many
00:15:04.100 conservative things this probably being one of the more conservative things that he's done uh since
00:15:09.000 his term it started as governor of maryland then we've also by the way down in georgia the governor
00:15:14.000 georgia has also suspended the sales tax uh or excuse me the gas tax in general for that state
00:15:19.140 but only for a period of about 30 days they're trying to ease the price so maryland dropped it was
00:15:25.280 a 36.1 cents per gallon tax and georgia waived its 29 cents per gallon tax on gas as well but because
00:15:34.620 this is coming at a time where americans are now seeing price at the pump that are going up like
00:15:40.200 crazy and the thing that i wanted to get into is like look we we talk about ukraine we talk about
00:15:47.280 foreign policy we talk about president biden we talk about his failures on the world stage
00:15:51.440 they want you to care so much about what's going on thousands and thousands of miles away and they
00:15:56.720 say that it's your duty to care about this when your prices at the pump are hitting they're touching
00:16:03.180 five dollars across many parts of the country in some parts of the country that's touching seven dollars
00:16:08.180 like out in california i got people telling me meanwhile in the city of philadelphia
00:16:12.100 you got a 15 year old kid going out in front of his house to get something from his dad's car
00:16:20.080 shot in the head killed but the billboards all up and down the highways in pennsylvania say stand with
00:16:25.840 ukraine stand with ukraine stand with ukraine don't worry about what's going on in your own cities
00:16:29.920 don't worry about the violent crime that's going up across every major city in the entire united
00:16:36.420 states for the last two years an explosion of violent crime people pushing criminal justice
00:16:42.380 reform like katanji brown jackson by the way same same type of stuff we're talking about now we focus
00:16:47.840 of course on those child porn cases but it's the same philosophy of judicial reform this idea that
00:16:54.060 well we can just make people better that there's no such thing as human nature that's what meersheimer
00:16:58.200 was getting at this that we can just make people better and that if we you know kind of wave our
00:17:04.360 hands and put up billboards that the problems will just go away because we want them to and then
00:17:10.840 you've got people in mainline pennsylvania who would happily step over an addict who was strung out od'd
00:17:19.740 on fentanyl in the street to be able to get to their starbucks and see people doing that in san
00:17:25.060 francisco every day with human feces on the ground so we're going to talk a little bit more here in
00:17:31.180 human events daily about the things that are actually going on inside the united states while
00:17:36.900 the media wants us to focus on the things that are going on at the edges of american influence all the
00:17:42.540 way on the step of eurasia but so there's other people out there saying right now that the problem
00:17:50.200 isn't the taxes and the problem isn't production no no no no they're saying it's not it's it's not a
00:17:56.760 supply side problem obviously is they're saying it's a demand problem so i tweeted out this article
00:18:02.520 yesterday and i put up the map of where the gas prices are and i got a response saying the problem
00:18:07.120 is american consumption and if americans would just consume less than gas prices would go down this is
00:18:12.640 by the way is the exact same argument that president jim carter made in his famous malaise speech back in
00:18:18.040 the 1970s that americans just need to consume less you need to settle for less you know work work do more
00:18:24.040 with less you'll be fine right and i'm not going to come out and knock that right because i do think
00:18:31.580 that as a country we need to steer away from materialism but the problem is we don't live in
00:18:36.060 that culture we live in a materialist consumer culture one that's been built up for 40 years at
00:18:44.040 this point right we've turned away from traditional values we've turned away from traditional morals
00:18:49.060 and we've gotten to this point of consume more more more you got to watch more things you got to
00:18:54.440 go to more events you need to buy the latest game watch to see the latest movie whatever it is right
00:18:59.320 streaming streaming streaming binging binging binging you can turn on you can hold a piece of glass in
00:19:04.880 your hand and you can order everything to your home from food to sexual partners with the press of a
00:19:12.380 button so when we live in that kind of culture you're going to come around and tell people to stop
00:19:17.420 consuming no we have a problem of cultural rot that's for sure but we need to deal with these
00:19:24.560 issues full on
00:19:26.300 other months of saying that they won't lock down the entire city shanghai's government just locked
00:19:34.540 down the pudong area behind me you'll be locked down until the first of april and after that they
00:19:40.940 will lock down where i am right now the pussy area west of the huangpu river this is the first time
00:19:47.320 the china's most popular city has decided to limit movements in such big areas since 2020 shanghai has
00:19:55.420 been adopting a policy known as precise pandemic control local authorities often limit the scope of
00:20:01.320 lockdowns which are sometimes as small as a single bubble tea shop but since the arrival of the highly
00:20:07.480 infectious omicron variant shanghai's covid-19 cases have spiked on march 27th the city recorded over
00:20:15.160 3 000 infections over 90 percent of them with mild or no symptoms so that's what's going on in the
00:20:22.600 city of shanghai you know i um i always have this this weird spot in my you know in my background when
00:20:32.520 i talk about shanghai because i lived there for two years right so i've spent more time in shanghai than
00:20:39.400 any other major city in the world actually living there right um you know i work in dc but i live
00:20:44.600 outside the city and in many ways it's weird because it still feels like the city where i've spent so
00:20:50.040 much time in my life you know i lived in the puhtuo district which is part of pu uh puxi so you hear
00:20:56.760 him talking about puxi there and the way shanghai works is it's broken up into two halves so puxi is the
00:21:01.880 west side of the river pudong is the east side of the river it's a very safe city normally when you live in a
00:21:08.200 police state the wanton crime and senseless violence that you see in american cities just
00:21:14.360 isn't there right because people are terrified of the authorities um and this lockdown that you're
00:21:19.640 now seeing that's going to be taking place and they're talking about this spreading to from the
00:21:24.520 central districts so pudong that's your that's basically the wall street of china pudong and then
00:21:29.640 it's going to be spreading into into puxi then minhang jinshan chongming island so the whole outlying
00:21:36.040 districts basically the entire city of shanghai right this is the authoritarianism of the ccp
00:21:42.680 they're talking about rounding people up for testing using drones to enforce the lockdown
00:21:48.200 you're going to see people being locked back in their houses again this is the way the ccp deals
00:21:52.840 with things and when it came to the lockdowns here in the united states and the way that our government
00:21:58.360 started to be run suddenly people questioned wait a minute i thought we were a free country why is
00:22:03.480 the government doing these things why aren't we following the actual science on this right this
00:22:08.600 is all about omicron this is about the omicron variant we know that the omicron variant is not
00:22:13.880 as bad as some of the other variants that have been out there people have been able to deal with it
00:22:18.280 also last time i checked i thought china had vaccinated a great number of its people specifically
00:22:24.120 in large population centers like the city of shanghai so shanghai is depending on the account
00:22:29.720 either the largest or one of the top cities in all of china but understand this is the
00:22:35.960 authoritarianism that we see being conducted by the ccp that came in and infected our own country
00:22:45.000 our own ruling class whether you want to call it the great reset or the world economic forum or
00:22:49.800 klaus schwab ism right this is the type of authoritarianism that has come to the us and this
00:22:55.880 is where it's come from they have no problem with locking down their people and the people there
00:23:01.400 you're seeing suicides skyrocketing inside the city of shanghai you're seeing people fighting back
00:23:08.120 in places like shenzhen but there's nothing you can do about it because the government there is all
00:23:12.760 powerful and you have to listen their facial recognition programs their social media scrubbing
00:23:18.120 tracking your cell phones it's all done straight from the government they don't put a mask on it like
00:23:22.440 they do here but mark my words it's what they want to bring here and that's all the time we have for
00:23:29.160 human events daily today remember our promise our oath our solemn vow to you be good be brief be gone
00:23:34.440 what did we talk about today massive diplomatic updates coming straight from the banks of the
00:23:39.720 bosphorus there in the city of istanbul the palace of the ottoman sultans where russia and ukraine
00:23:45.480 are sitting down for diplomatic talks today to hopefully end this war on day 34 we talked about whether or
00:23:50.520 not professor meersheimer was conducting toxic masculinity uh in his 2015 warning on ukraine
00:23:57.240 we got into georgia and maryland suspending the gas tax in shanghai entering stage two of a massive
00:24:02.840 lockdown in the city before we go today today's history break today in 1973 american troops evacuated
00:24:11.240 saigon later called ho chi minh city as the united states ended its involvement in the vietnam war
00:24:17.240 they haven't won a war since 1945 understand that folks ladies and gentlemen as always you have my
00:24:23.640 permission to lay ashore