Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - MAY 16 2022 — BUFFALO MASS SHOOTING AFTERMATH

00:00:00.140 Huge show for everyone today. We are going to get into this shooter in Buffalo, the manifesto,

00:00:05.060 and the fact that he was known to authorities a full year ago. We're also going to talk about

00:00:09.400 India, the food riots that are coming, this wheat export ban, and we're getting into baby formula

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00:00:56.160 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily, powered by

00:01:00.720 Turning Point USA. Today is May 16th, 2022, and a no domine. Today's top headlines, the

00:01:08.400 Buffalo, New York shooting. Absolutely horrific. We need to dig into this and dig into the insane

00:01:14.740 ramblings of this manifesto. We're going to dig into it. Next, the Supreme Court, the New

00:01:20.160 York State Rifle and Pistol Association versus Bruin. What does it mean? What's coming out?

00:01:24.960 Third, India banning wheat exports. From Zero Hedge, we've got the full article. And

00:01:29.520 finally, Ashley St. Clair over at Postmillennial has a new piece out all about her 2021 warning

00:01:35.560 about a year ago on Baby Formula. All of this and more ahead, Human Events Daily.

00:01:39.560 We're still gathering the facts. Already, the Justice Department has stated publicly that

00:01:56.960 is investigating the matter as a hate crime, racially motivated act of white supremacy and

00:02:03.300 violent extremism. Hearts are heavy once again, but a resolve must never ever waver.

00:02:10.160 Our first story today, the mass shooting that took place in Buffalo. Now, keep in mind,

00:02:15.300 this was not the only mass shooting that took place this past weekend in our country, in the

00:02:20.460 wonderful country of the United States of America. Unfortunately, we've had multiple mass 1.00

00:02:24.100 shootings. There was a mass shooting in Orange County in California, outside a church. There

00:02:29.680 was another mass shooting outside the Milwaukee Bucks game with 20 people shot there. It was an

00:02:35.400 eight for Buffalo. However, it was an 18 year old and it was a planned attack months in advance

00:02:41.860 before driving three hours to shoot 10 people in a supermarket ambush motivated by hatred of black 0.98

00:02:49.100 people. Police are interviewing his parents from Daily Mail as seven victims are named and suspect 0.56

00:02:53.760 is placed on suicide watch, 18 years old. His name is Peyton Gendron of Conklin, New York. He's been

00:03:02.220 charged with first degree murder. Of course, he'll be charged with multiple counts of that and he's

00:03:06.060 inspected to be indicted on additional charges. He pled not guilty and is being held without bail. He's due back

00:03:10.560 in court on Thursday. We also know that he was live streaming the attack and one name that I really want to

00:03:17.480 put out here that I want to make sure that everybody knows is the name of Aaron Salter Jr. Aaron Salter

00:03:24.640 Jr. was the security guard who stood his ground, who shot back at the assailant, at the active shooter

00:03:33.100 and came and didn't know what the situation was, didn't know who it was, knew nothing about the

00:03:36.820 background, but knew that there was somebody with a long rifle that was shooting into his supermarket and

00:03:41.940 he stood. He waited in ambush. Now, I have actually watched the video myself. It is completely horrific.

00:03:47.920 It is very gory and I want to caution anybody that looks at that thing, but I did review the tape and

00:03:55.760 when I see it, you can see the security guard taking a position and then while he's exchanging fire with

00:04:02.420 the assailant and we can't see, you know, obviously we can't see what's in the video because it's from the

00:04:07.120 shooter's perspective, but you have to understand what that security guard was doing was that he was

00:04:11.600 using his own life to be and have the ability to hold his ground and buy time, buy time for the

00:04:21.300 people in that store to be able to get to safety. We will not know how many lives were saved because

00:04:28.860 he took that action. He tried to stop that gunman, but he was fatally shot. One of the reasons that

00:04:35.140 we've heard in recent reporting is that the gunman was wearing body armor. He's wearing ceramic plates,

00:04:40.780 I believe, according to recent reports. Of course, all of this is still developing and we want to

00:04:45.700 make sure that we say that because we know more details will come out, but they're saying that he

00:04:50.980 fired at the assailant, but because the assailant was wearing the body armor, he was not able to take

00:04:55.560 him down and neutralize the threat. But one thing that we have also heard, and how many times have we

00:05:00.740 seen this again and again in these stories, that this assailant, this kid, he was 17 years ago,

00:05:06.780 18 now, was known to law enforcement and was known to state authorities. And that is the absolutely

00:05:15.240 horrific part. So Kathy Hochul, governor of New York, attorney general, Letitia James, where were you on

00:05:22.820 this? What happened? How did the ball get dropped this bad? Because we were told a year ago, he

00:05:30.600 threatened to shoot up his school. He already had violent tendencies, already had obviously some kind of

00:05:36.280 mental issue. He was on your radar. And yet you did nothing. You did nothing other than what the

00:05:46.740 wrote a report and they sent him back out, was still able to get a gun. And I've said this before.

00:05:52.300 So people say, Poso, you're against red flag laws, but so red flag law, what is that? A red flag law

00:05:58.960 means you can take someone's guns away from them if they have a mental issue or you believe they have a

00:06:03.080 mental issue or if you have a problem with them. But what happens is because there's no due process,

00:06:07.340 typically in these red flag law situations, people's guns will be taken away without any due

00:06:13.580 process whatsoever. And the people who can file these claims and these complaints, it varies

00:06:19.520 depending on state and various propositions and proposals that have been put in for it. But when you're

00:06:25.800 looking at a red flag law, there's no due process whatsoever. However, my response to this has always

00:06:32.120 been because people say, well, what about dangerous people? How do you prevent them from getting guns?

00:06:36.940 There's something on the books called in New York state, a 5150. We actually called a 302 in

00:06:42.720 Pennsylvania, my home state. But a 5150 means an involuntary medical hold. If you put someone on

00:06:49.920 a 5150 because you believe they have these issues, anyone can do that. The police could have done that.

00:06:56.700 And that would have prevented him from owning a or purchasing a gun in the future. It's as simple

00:07:02.380 as that. You have 5150. It's already in the books. It's perfectly fine to use. Why was it not used

00:07:08.200 here? Why was the mental health system deficient in preventing him from being able to obtain this

00:07:14.740 firearm? That's number one. Number two, why? Why was he let off the radar? Why was he let off the hook?

00:07:21.880 There are serious public policy answers that need to be brought to bear here. And we've looked at this

00:07:28.180 resume or this manifesto that he's put out, completely insane, ranting about races, ranting

00:07:36.000 about the environment at one point, calling himself an authoritarian leftist, saying he's a former

00:07:41.500 communist. So of course, you'll see people saying he's a conservative. The Rolling Stone says he's a

00:07:45.840 mainstream member of the Republican Party. But that's not what he said in his own document. It's not

00:07:49.860 what he said in his own words. And so of course, people are using this as always to score political

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00:09:00.460 All right, next up. A case that is going to be decided by the Supreme Court. It was argued past October

00:09:07.300 for the 2021 to 2022 term, the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association versus Bruin. What is this

00:09:15.020 case? Robert Nash and Brandon Koch each applied for a concealed carry firearm license for the purpose

00:09:22.020 of self-defense. The licensing officer denied both applications, finding that neither individual met the

00:09:28.160 proper cause standard required by New York state law in order to issue a firearms license for general

00:09:34.820 self-defense. Now, New York courts have defined proper cause as requiring the applicant to, quote,

00:09:40.820 demonstrate a special need for self-protection distinguishable from that of the general community.

00:09:47.180 Nash and Koch subsequently filed suit in federal court for violation of their Second Amendment rights

00:09:51.980 for concealed carry permit. The district court dismissed the suit, citing the Second Circuit's ruling

00:09:57.260 at an appeals court. On appeal, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit affirmed,

00:10:03.260 the issue is the case concerns a person's right to carry a concealed firearms for self-defense

00:10:09.260 under the Second Amendment. The question presented whether the state's denial of petitioners applications

00:10:14.920 for concealed carry licenses for self-defense violated the Second Amendment. The appeal is pending

00:10:20.200 adjudication before the Supreme Court. This is a huge deal. This is a deal in New York state,

00:10:25.860 this is a deal in a lot of states that require concealed carry permits for you to be able to,

00:10:29.840 of course, concealed carry. But in some of these states, they issue a further guideline on top of

00:10:35.260 it where they say you need to demonstrate what's called a, you know, let me look up the case law here,

00:10:41.060 a special circumstance, right? Or as in New York, they define it as proper cause. Do you have a proper

00:10:49.020 cause to require the applicant to demonstrate a special need for self-protection distinguishable

00:10:56.000 from that of the general community? And here's the question, right? Of course, the question then

00:11:00.340 therein begs, who has a special need for self-protection? Who has the right to self-protection

00:11:09.320 in the United States of America? Do you have the right to self-protection? Do I have the right to

00:11:13.980 self-protection? The answer is everyone has the right of self-protection, also known as the right of

00:11:20.960 self-defense. Because the right of self-defense is the inherent expression of the right to life.

00:11:26.800 This is the combination of the right to life and the right to self-defense. The positive expression

00:11:31.040 of you having a right to life, which goes back to natural law, which goes back to the constitution,

00:11:36.160 it goes back to the declaration, I take it way even further than that, Roman law.

00:11:41.440 You have a right to life, therefore, you have a right to defend your life. No one has the right

00:11:47.540 to take your life away. That's what self-defense is. We covered this so many times in the Kyle

00:11:52.020 Rittenhouse case. You have the right, the expressed, exclusive, and unlimited right,

00:11:58.840 in a sense, to defend yourself. Now, the question is, in many of these cases, like since I mentioned

00:12:05.940 Kyle Rittenhouse, the question became, are you defending yourself excessively to the point where

00:12:11.460 you're going above and beyond the force required to stop the immediate threat? And go listen to

00:12:17.220 Andrew Branca or some of the other lawyers that are out there on self-defense law. They can get

00:12:22.960 into the issue of that much more deeply than I can. But what I'm saying is the issue is always the

00:12:27.240 point of you cannot use fatal force if someone is not threatening you with fatal force or fatal

00:12:33.560 violence, right? You can't do that. Or only in special circumstances, when someone comes into your

00:12:38.320 home, they have a gun, when it's pointed at you, et cetera, et cetera. There's so many other issues there.

00:12:42.000 But when it comes to self-defense, you always retain the right to self-defense. It is an inherent

00:12:49.320 natural right because it is the flip side. It is the positive expression of the right to life.

00:12:56.680 Simple as that. But the liberal United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit

00:13:01.920 has pushed back on this and said that it is perfectly fine for the state of New York

00:13:06.520 to require that only certain people with a proper cause and a special need, a special need

00:13:14.980 for self-defense, a special need. And I've always thought that doesn't make sense, right?

00:13:21.520 It doesn't make sense because you don't know in these situations. That's how force of violence works.

00:13:29.660 And I'm sorry, but that's the real world that we all live in and inhabit every day.

00:13:33.100 You don't know when violence is going to happen, but you want to be ready to be prepared to be

00:13:39.020 able to defend yourself, to defend your house, and defend your family. That is the point of the

00:13:43.980 Second Amendment right there. It is the right of self-defense. It should be unlimited. And according

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00:15:28.700 Next up today, wheat prices are soaring as India restricts exports. This is what we've told you

00:15:35.680 about. We've talked about the food shortages that are coming, the impact of the events of Ukraine,

00:15:41.680 Russia, the dust up there, the dust bowl situation that we might be seeing in the Midwest. 0.95

00:15:47.040 You are going to see food scarcity like you have never seen before in the United States and around

00:15:52.360 the world. Remember, this is what it was wheat prices that led to the Arab Spring, as Steve

00:15:58.160 Cortez recently said today. Excellent point by Cortez. Follow him, 100%.

00:16:02.980 From ZeroHedge.com, wheat futures in Chicago jumped 5.9% to $12.47 a bushel Sunday evening

00:16:11.120 after India restricted wheat exports to preserve its food security. Since the beginning of May,

00:16:16.160 prices have skyrocketed nearly 20%. India's decision to halt wheat exports was announced

00:16:21.520 on Friday. The government said it must safeguard domestic supplies amid heat waves that threaten

00:16:26.120 crop yields. Directing the wheat exports through government channels would not only ensure fulfilling

00:16:30.660 the genuine needs of our neighbors in food deficit countries, but also control inflation expectations.

00:16:36.360 Understand what this means. Before the export ban, India was expected to be one of the top 10

00:16:48.320 wheat exporters in 2022. Removing India's expected wheat exports creates a massive hole in global supply

00:16:58.920 and demand. Wheat prices, this is from Javier Blas, will rise further and quickly. This is bad news. This is a bad

00:17:08.120 situation. You want to talk about social instability? This is going to lead to social instability. Sri Lanka

00:17:13.160 right now, they're rioting in the streets. Food riots. You are going to see food riots across the world at this

00:17:21.020 point. Huge issues. They're going to come up because, remember, India is a very close trading partner with

00:17:28.280 who? With Russia. India gets their oil, their energy needs, predominantly from Russia. But India is also

00:17:37.860 a partner with the United States against China. India and China are mortal enemies. India will never 0.72

00:17:44.080 partner with China, and they are a natural ally for the United States against China. For Russia, on the 0.93

00:17:50.400 other hand, they play a balancing act where they try to balance the interest of India with the interest of

00:17:56.820 China. So Russia tries to play both sides as the middleman. This is the heartland theory. This is 0.85

00:18:02.720 Mackinder. Understand the heartland theory. The three major continental powers of Asia and Eurasia. Russia, China,

00:18:12.960 India. Those are the three major. Can't leave the Persians out. Can't leave the Persians out there. A lot of wild 1.00

00:18:18.900 cards. But those are the three major powers on the Asian landmass. And if those three start to

00:18:27.160 rumble, you would see the biggest fight that you've ever seen in human history. Now, we don't think

00:18:32.620 that's going to happen. But understand the instability that we're looking at right now. The fact that China

00:18:37.900 and the CCP are close in ties and close in deals with who? Pakistan. Pakistan, the mortal enemy of 0.99

00:18:46.520 India. Why do you think, why do you think, all right, I've talked about this before, but I'll bring it up

00:18:51.500 again because we have to repeat it. Repetition is key to remembering. China is locking up the Uyghurs 1.00

00:18:58.840 because Xinjiang province, that western province of Xinjiang, is in the way of China's one belt,

00:19:07.220 one road program connecting them with Pakistan. They do not want the Uyghur population to interfere 1.00

00:19:16.340 with their plans until they're going to build their one belt, one road straight across the territory of

00:19:21.720 Xinjiang. And they're going to lock up the Uyghurs to get them out of the way. Why? Because Xinjiang is 1.00

00:19:28.340 directly connected to Pakistan. That's China's ally. They want the oil from Saudi Arabia. They

00:19:36.080 want the trade from the Gulf. That's the whole point of this. It's the Pakistan-China economic 0.79

00:19:40.800 corridor. You're going to see rail. You're going to see pipelines. You're going to see roadways,

00:19:45.720 super highways connecting Pakistan and China. This is the new Silk Road. It's not just going to go to

00:19:51.380 Rome. It's also going to go to the Middle East, and it cuts directly across Xinjiang. So this, of course,

00:19:57.140 will enrich Pakistan. Pakistan will use that money to enrich their military and grow their military.

00:20:05.420 And who's going to see that as a threat? India. India is going to see that as a threat. And that's 0.99

00:20:10.780 why the balancing act of the heartland theory, who has the upper hand in the heartland and in Asia,

00:20:17.480 is so incredibly important to world peace.

00:20:20.320 Our final story today, I really wanted to get into this one. It actually came out over the weekend

00:20:26.800 in the Postmillennial. This new op-ed written by Ashley St. Clair. And it's all about the U.S.

00:20:32.640 formula, baby formula situation. But it's a very interesting take on it that I haven't seen anywhere

00:20:36.180 else. I urge you to go read this at thepostmillennial.com. Ashley St. Clair, I tried to warn

00:20:42.860 mothers about U.S. formula in 2021, and Twitter fact check it as misleading. What does that mean?

00:20:49.160 A majority of people who use formula are unaware of the dangerous and manipulative

00:20:52.720 propaganda that was pushed to make formula more mainstream than mother's milk. What does it mean?

00:20:59.620 So it goes on in the op-ed. Ashley talks about how she just had her first kid. So she was pregnant

00:21:04.300 last year, November of 21. And she was getting samples of Infamil and Similac that was coming to her

00:21:10.920 home. But she didn't even list anywhere that she wanted samples. She didn't even tell everyone that 0.95

00:21:15.640 she was pregnant at first. Yet she's getting these samples in because the companies already know,

00:21:21.280 the marketers already know what's going on. So she wrote, after what some may say is an overreaction

00:21:26.360 to some innocent samples, but she wanted to know what was in the formula that companies were already

00:21:31.900 competing for the chance to be the product my child's life would depend on. I'm reading the op-ed.

00:21:37.000 She said, I began to do extensive research on breastfeeding versus formula feeding and came

00:21:40.840 to two conclusions that breastfeeding is best and U.S. formula will never go into my child's body.

00:21:47.380 Ashley writes, the decision was made that if I couldn't breastfeed, I would buy formula from

00:21:51.060 outside of the U.S. Full disclosure, my wife, Tanya Tay, does the same thing. That, uh, so we,

00:21:57.400 we did both, uh, for both natural and formula for our two boys. But when we went to formula,

00:22:03.900 we purchased formula from Europe. And it looks like Ashley did the same. Ashley wrote,

00:22:08.740 the driving part for the latter was simple. The United States standards for baby formula are some

00:22:13.340 of the worst globally from preservatives to toxic metals, to soy, to corn syrup, to recall after

00:22:17.980 recall. I could not stomach the thought of replacing nature's nutrients with the addictive and harmful

00:22:22.360 garbage we allow in our baby's most essential food. However, when she posted her tweets last year

00:22:29.580 in September of 2021, look at this, this is incredible. Twitter slapped an official fact

00:22:36.940 check on it through their birdwatch service stating breastfed is best, but infant formula is a safe

00:22:43.380 nourishment as an alternative with a link to the FDA statements on formula safety. And this is really

00:22:50.960 interesting. So Ashley later on gets into something called the Kennedy hearings. This is why I like

00:22:56.940 Ashley, because she goes next level with this stuff. Nestle testified to the Senate during the 0.91

00:23:02.020 Kennedy hearings in 1978, to explain why babies were getting sick and dying from their formulas.

00:23:06.840 Even after the Kennedy hearings, there was little to no remedy or mediation. I can talk to big

00:23:13.240 formulas, propaganda experts. You would think that there would be more stringent oversight in the

00:23:16.940 production and marketing of a product as crucial for the survival of millions of babies. But there

00:23:20.580 wasn't the lack of accountability for big formula is undoubtedly a key component in the 2022

00:23:26.900 formula recall that has led to this unprecedented shortage. Outside of federal regulation, who

00:23:33.920 knows how many babies would not be drinking watered down formula tonight had our physicians not made

00:23:38.200 brand deals with these formula companies? Who knows how many mothers would not be scrambling to keep 1.00

00:23:42.820 their infants alive had big tech oligarchs like Twitter not labeled warnings about US formula as

00:23:48.300 misleading. According to market insight reports by 2026, the formula industry, this numbers will,

00:23:55.320 will shock you, is set to be worth more than $98 billion. You're asking what's at stake? $98 billion.

00:24:07.640 All right. And that is all the time we have for today. We're audio only today because I am on travel

00:24:13.380 this week. I'll let you guys know what's going on about that a little bit later on, but we're audio

00:24:17.800 only right now because we were on travel. What did we talk about today? The Buffalo, New York shooting.

00:24:22.600 The fact that the fed, the, uh, the government, at least at the New York level, possibly at the federal

00:24:27.260 level, way to see, hear more about that knew about this a year ago, we talked about the New York state

00:24:32.200 and rifle association fighting back in the Supreme court for your right to carry concealed. We talked

00:24:37.560 about the India wheat export ban and what that means for world markets, food riots. And we got into the

00:24:43.160 baby formula warning and the writings and warnings of Ashley St. Clair. Excellent research that was done

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Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - May 16, 2022

MAY 16 2022 — BUFFALO MASS SHOOTING AFTERMATH

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