Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - MAY 31 2022 - BIDEN ADMIN DECLARES WAR ON 9MM AMMO

00:00:00.000 we've got a fantastic show for you guys today still reporting on the ground in europe as i

00:00:08.740 record this that's why we're still audio only because there's a lot of travel i don't always

00:00:12.320 have a studio available but we're going to make sure that we still have the news available we're

00:00:16.080 going to talk about biden and that the president biden comments on the second amendment not coming

00:00:21.740 for your nine millimeter ammo we're also going to talk about the latest in ukraine a little bit more

00:00:26.940 about my trip there and this latest response to the world food crisis emanating from these 20 0.74

00:00:32.780 million tons of grain that are stuck in ukraine but first a little info about what's going on at tpusa

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00:01:10.260 ladies and gentlemen welcome aboard today's edition of human events daily brought to you by turning

00:01:17.960 point usa today we are still in europe i'm not announcing the location but we will be headed

00:01:24.880 home soon i can't announce today's top stories president biden has come out saying that the

00:01:30.160 second amendment was never absolute and trudeau has now announced a national freeze on handgun sales

00:01:37.780 across canada next the department of justice will investigate the failed police response to the

00:01:44.520 shooting third unilever ceo tells elon musk to relax after calling his esg rankings a scam and finally

00:01:53.040 a story that comes close to where we've been reporting this week russia is ret claims that

00:01:58.500 they are ready to help overcome the food crisis if the west lifts sanctions imposed over ukraine

00:02:04.060 ukraine putin says in a call with draghi all this more ahead human events daily

00:02:09.020 so today we're moving forward we're introducing legislation to implement a national freeze on handgun

00:02:29.860 ownership what this means is that it will no longer be possible to buy sell transfer or import

00:02:39.000 handguns anywhere in canada in other words we're capping the market for handguns

00:02:47.680 so there you have prime minister trudeau fresh off the backs of banning the truckers from being able

00:02:56.840 to honk horns in canada's capital we now hear him attacking this idea and actually announcing the idea

00:03:04.960 a ban on the selling the transfer or the import of handguns into canada a national freeze on handgun

00:03:12.360 ownership president biden recently came out and said talking about nine millimeter ammunition that the

00:03:18.320 second amendment was never absolute you know it's interesting because actually the second amendment does

00:03:23.380 include the words shall not be infringed you can you can see it right there in the in the text it's not

00:03:29.240 um it's not vague it's not you know obscure it's not some reference to 18th century writing that we

00:03:38.220 can't find uh any any um you know any connection to today it's not indecipherable it says right there

00:03:44.920 shall not be infringed look here's what's going on so whenever a mass shooting happens as horrible as

00:03:51.300 they are as disgusting as they are the authorities particularly on the left jump to blame the very

00:04:00.260 group of people that had nothing to do with it they blame lawful gun owners so you see the problem

00:04:07.300 with that right this is the same type of society that says well or the same type of group of people

00:04:13.700 that whenever there's a crime they say we have to fix society they never say we have to deal with

00:04:19.780 criminals we have to deal with the criminal element because they refuse to believe that someone or

00:04:26.720 anybody could choose of their own volition right for for various reasons right to conduct crime in this

00:04:35.160 case clearly the individual involved was mentally disturbed um there's videos now popping up of this

00:04:42.280 kid torturing animals carrying around bags full of dead cats was the one video i saw from the

00:04:49.760 new york post and stories of him used driving around with a bb gun and using it to shoot people and

00:04:55.760 shoot animals right it used to be in america that especially in small towns like this you knew you

00:05:02.140 knew who the problem people were and you kept an eye on them you knew who was an issue and number one

00:05:08.820 you kept an eye on them or number two you said you know what this person they rise to the level of

00:05:14.520 needing uh institutional confinement and you would institutionalize them right you would send them to

00:05:20.440 a mental institution a public mental institution where there could they could be observed they could

00:05:25.440 be monitored and hopefully treated right my father worked in one of those institutions for nearly 30 years

00:05:31.500 my grandmother worked there as well where i grew up just outside of philadelphia we had a large one of

00:05:35.940 these it was called the um the pennsylvania state hospital in narstown pennsylvania and so back in the

00:05:42.720 90s i saw them slowly dismantling that system and defunding it breaking it down and i remember asking

00:05:50.780 my dad i said dad what's going to happen to all the people that are inside here where are they going

00:05:56.800 to go who's going to take care of them and he said well they're going to graduate and they're going

00:06:01.780 to go out i remember playing little league in our town when i was a kid and the baseball field

00:06:08.940 ackee field was actually just across from the mental institution literally right across the street

00:06:14.180 there's big fans outside but i remember there being a situation where a patient had escaped

00:06:19.140 and escapees happen from time to time and it was always the talk of the town and so i remember my dad

00:06:26.200 saying you know when we went to baseball practice or we were playing a game there just to be careful to be

00:06:31.580 on lookout because you don't know what type of person might just be walking by the baseball field

00:06:39.880 because it's literally right there right and that's how it used to be in small towns that's how it used

00:06:45.420 to be in a town environment that you knew what was going on you took care of your own if you knew

00:06:50.620 somebody was a problem you kept an eye out for them or you uh you took steps to deal with the issue

00:06:57.400 we don't act like that anymore for some reason we act as if society is to blame for everything that

00:07:04.760 goes wrong and then you turn around and say okay we're going to blame law-abiding gun owners

00:07:10.940 law-abiding owners of however many nine millimeter rounds they want right i'm not even going to say

00:07:18.000 publicly how many nine millimeter rounds i have but guess what every single one of them was purchased

00:07:22.920 lawfully and every single one of them has has only ever been used at the range or for otherwise

00:07:30.120 legal purposes right same with all my ammunition and all my firearms this is something where it has

00:07:37.940 become a cultural touchstone to virtue signal and then you look at canada right it's almost as if

00:07:43.660 it's almost as if biden knows that uh he can't get most of america on board with the things that he's

00:07:51.760 saying so he goes to canada because trudeau is another one of these world economic forum globalist

00:07:58.520 you know uh technocratic liberals so what he does is say look we can't get anyone in the united states

00:08:05.600 to back me up so i've got to go to you and i've got to go to you and act like a vassal state of

00:08:11.440 the globalist american empire and you need to announce a ban on handguns you need to hyper signal you

00:08:19.440 need to hyper signal forward and right now and you watch australia will do something the uk will do

00:08:23.800 something and there's a reason for this the reason for this is inside the united states you do not have

00:08:31.060 the same type of appetite for look i've been over here in europe for the past two weeks the issue

00:08:35.720 obviously the story has come up as i've been here um it's simply seen as a huge difference it's just

00:08:43.140 just looked at differently between the united states and europe right europeans do not have the

00:08:49.900 same gun culture as the u.s but i will say something having come from ukraine just now

00:08:54.340 the people of ukraine would not be able to be fighting back right now in any way if they did not

00:09:01.600 have access to firearms if they didn't have that and you saw the government there was handing out ak-47s

00:09:09.220 like they were candy the candy on christmas early on in this i don't mean to make light of it i'm

00:09:16.980 just making a point chairman mao even said this political power political power grows from the

00:09:22.540 barrel of a gun that's where you get your political power from at the end of the day it comes down to

00:09:29.040 guns and steel and the people of ukraine are fighting back because they know that i've never seen

00:09:35.480 more ak-47s in one place in my life than when i spent this time in ukraine

00:09:42.440 tesla was just knocked off the s&p 500 due to not being woke enough i kid you not that's the latest

00:09:52.880 coming out of wall street you know every day we hear about another major corporation that has gone

00:09:57.380 woke tormenting their employees with leftist propaganda and funding organizations that seem

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00:11:09.780 and that audio you hear right there is biden being booed while visiting texas this week the u.s

00:11:34.260 department of justice according to foxnews.com announced sunday that is conducting an investigation

00:11:38.540 into the law enforcement response to the mass school shooting in uvalde texas at the request

00:11:43.580 of the uvalde mayor don mclaughlin the u.s department of justice will conduct a critical

00:11:47.300 incident review of the law enforcement response to the mass shooting in uvalde texas on may 24th

00:11:51.420 spokesman anthony coley said in a statement the goal of the review is to provide an independent

00:11:56.820 account of law enforcement actions and responses that day and to identify lessons learned and best

00:12:02.160 practices to help first responders prepare for and respond to active shooter events the view will be

00:12:07.340 okay all right let's let's let's just cut through this seriously there need to be lawsuits right now

00:12:13.800 and those lawsuits need to be done in conjunction with public inquiries grand juries governor where

00:12:21.060 is governor abbott why is governor abbott not yet said there is going to be a texas attorney general

00:12:27.640 ken paxton the attorney general of texas let's go let's go you got a problem here look i understand

00:12:34.760 that conservatives are the law and order side i understand that conservatives are the ones

00:12:39.500 who say that we want to defend society we want to defend our traditions that's fine but guess what

00:12:44.720 this is not a tradition this is not how our society should work you got a problem here you have an

00:12:49.380 absolute problem i'll tell you what it is i'll tell you exactly what it is you've put police officers

00:12:54.540 in these situations for so long demonize people second guessing them that now we're getting to a point

00:13:01.700 where a lot of the good officers and i said this last year and i said it in 2020 a lot of the good

00:13:06.700 officers have left the force they're going to other other places and you're getting people inside

00:13:12.880 these departments that are just not good they're not good cops and if you have a situation where you

00:13:20.200 don't have good cops it leads to stuff like this i'm sorry but the answer is not abolishing your

00:13:26.700 police force the answer is not ending law and order that would be ridiculous if you didn't have

00:13:32.460 police you wouldn't have someone who was able to stop this shooter

00:13:36.460 they went in there safely and were able to stop the shooter but unfortunately because you had idiots 0.87

00:13:46.060 running the department apparently they were told to not go in at first and don't worry about it

00:13:52.200 because that's a barricade they thought it was a hostage situation not an active shooter

00:13:55.760 even as they could hear the gunshots going off the parents were about to run in that's how bad it

00:14:01.580 got we shouldn't be in a situation where the parents are even thinking about rushing in

00:14:08.200 the officers should have rushed in first period

00:14:13.320 there's a huge problem in our society it's a problem of incompetence it's a problem of immorality

00:14:21.840 a lack of duty a lack of sense of urgency a lack of seriousness

00:14:28.420 all of this needs to be addressed and i look to the officials of text because i never i'm going to

00:14:34.900 say this again i never in my life thought that i would see a group of armed texans texans and i

00:14:43.540 say this as a yankee out of pennsylvania but a group of armed texans standing around outside 40 plus

00:14:50.280 minutes while a madman was inside a schoolhouse gunning down children you got a huge problem in our

00:14:59.120 society a massive problem micromanagement mid-level managers no one who is willing to step up and have the

00:15:09.200 courage to do the right thing you know we're talking about standards metrics indices i want to address

00:15:19.060 elon musk's tweet and brian i'm going to get you to comment on that you know musk tweeting that exxon

00:15:26.060 mobile finds itself at the top of an esg ranking and tesla doesn't belong there what's wrong with the

00:15:32.220 world you know that there are about 15 different credible ranking systems of companies right now

00:15:40.500 and of course we've looked at how unilever stacks up on on all of them and on average we do quite

00:15:46.180 well but there are a couple where we don't do very well at all and this is exactly the point of this

00:15:50.760 conversation you shouldn't be able to pick and choose the index that you uh that you demonstrate

00:15:56.020 your credentials against and so um i think elon can relax because there's plenty of other uh rating

00:16:02.800 systems out there where i'm sure tesla will come out absolutely top of the pack um and the real point

00:16:07.860 is we shouldn't pick and choose rating systems there should be a common standard uh that we can all use

00:16:13.240 as asset owners asset managers and companies and that's exactly the work that emmanuel is leading and

00:16:19.240 i think it's an important piece of work well so that's very interesting the audio you're hearing

00:16:23.320 there is the unilever ceo alan jope telling elon musk hey you just relax relax on esg and i'm kind

00:16:31.600 of confused because is he admitting that esg is a scam in this because elon musk essentially came out

00:16:37.340 and said that esg is a scam so what's esg esg is environmental social and governance scores this

00:16:43.040 is essentially and we've been talking about this here on the podcast for a long time about the great

00:16:47.820 reset we're doing a documentary on the great reset charlie's got the book up at tposa.com

00:16:52.440 we went to the world economic forum to explain what the great reset is the medical implications

00:16:57.800 of the great reset through the who so go and make sure you're checking that out we will put this

00:17:02.820 documentary out as soon as it is finished but esg scores are essentially part of the enforcement arm

00:17:08.540 of the great reset whereas blackrock and blackstone they're the operations arms of the great reset

00:17:13.640 and the world economic forum it's basically it basically means that you will get more money for

00:17:18.000 your company if you have a higher score and you get a higher score because of your adherence to woke

00:17:23.860 values on environmental social and government issues and so what does it say elon musk made the

00:17:30.160 comments as tesla lost its place on the s p 500 index for companies in esg issues so look at this now

00:17:38.540 your rankings your ranking so now tesla is no longer a member of according to this and this is from

00:17:45.460 thepostmillennial.com tesla is no longer a member of the s p 500 because of quote esg issues listen

00:17:53.360 to this s p down jones indices head of esg for north america margaret dorn wrote in a blog post

00:17:59.440 doesn't that sound nice look at how many titles this person has by the way right if this was real

00:18:04.680 she would have one title we have too many people with titles out there today just another issue but 1.00

00:18:09.740 i digress she wrote that tesla had a relatively stable score for esg year on year but it has

00:18:16.500 been outdone by global industry peers listen to this tesla was ineligible for index inclusion due to

00:18:23.920 its low s p dji esg score three which fell in the bottom 25 percent of its global gics industry group

00:18:33.240 peers it joins berkshire hathaway johnson and johnson and meta which have once again met the index

00:18:39.520 methodologies chopling block a few of the factors contributing to its 2021 s p dji esg score were

00:18:47.920 a decline in criteria level scores relating to tesla's lack of low carbon strategy 5 and codes of

00:18:54.840 business conduct while tesla may be playing its part in taking fuel powered cars off the road

00:18:59.460 it has fallen behind its peers when examined through with a wider esg lens listen to that a wider

00:19:08.380 esg lens and what does that mean well that means whatever they want it to mean they can do whatever

00:19:16.120 they want with it because they're widening the lens more and more if you do not adhere if you are not

00:19:21.420 being woke enough then you can literally make electric cars and still not be good enough because

00:19:26.080 that's what elon musk does right remember this guy was the poster boy of the left and the green

00:19:31.040 movement for a decade a decade plus he was the guy putting uh you know putting electric cars on the

00:19:38.620 road putting the charging stations on the road and getting you know the idea was that you were going to

00:19:43.520 get these uh combustion engines off the road that was the whole point of tesla and so elon's response

00:19:49.340 is this exxon is rated top 10 best in the world for environment social and governance esg by s p 500

00:19:55.860 while tesla didn't even make the list esg has been it is a scam it has been weaponized by phony

00:20:01.080 social justice warriors actually kind of amazing right it's actually kind of i look at this this is

00:20:07.380 from unilever we shouldn't pick and choose rating systems i mean come on i mean that's that's just

00:20:13.280 you're just arguing about the methodology no on you keep changing the methodology the methodology

00:20:19.380 doesn't make any sense it never made any sense you realize what they're doing they're putting

00:20:25.260 political social and cultural issues into the corporate space and this is what i've been talking

00:20:30.660 about for a long time this is the way they're doing it now they realize that they can't institute the

00:20:35.680 great reset through the ballot box and so what they're doing is they're instituting it through

00:20:40.100 corporate finance they realize that if they go into the fed they go into blackrock they go into

00:20:45.640 blackstone they work the esg scores they work the indices they work down jones s p nasdaq etc

00:20:51.980 they will drop your score they will drop you from these lists if you are not woke enough so you know

00:20:58.060 that story and i talked to alex clark about this on the spillover uh like six months ago and i said look

00:21:04.320 you understand why is it that companies seem like they're going woke and there's that meme out there on

00:21:08.980 the internet of get woke go broke get woke go broke right okay but the problem is

00:21:14.000 that's not how the companies are constituted anymore it's not about making money from your

00:21:20.260 products i mean that's part of it right but the real idea is propping up your stock price and if

00:21:26.160 you can prop up your stock price by using um investment and getting a higher esg score then you

00:21:34.820 have access to funds from blackrock and blackstone and they have markets in the trillions of dollars they

00:21:41.880 are managing um funds worth trillions of dollars far far larger than the consumer market understand

00:21:51.940 the situation understand what point of the movie we are in they don't need you anymore these companies

00:22:01.200 are exist on paper they're getting funny money they're getting all of this is being printed and by the way

00:22:06.820 none of this has stopped not none of this has stopped another quantitative easing none of the fed printing

00:22:12.000 you got 40 billion we're not even really sure where it's going in ukraine um i can tell you i i went to

00:22:18.460 ukraine and i have no clue where the 40 billion is going none whatsoever i saw people coming in with

00:22:24.980 tourniquets and body armor health packs food supplies helmets but that was all volunteer based that was all

00:22:34.920 coming in from volunteer organizations as well as a humanitarian aid a lot of great humanitarian aid

00:22:39.880 organizations caritas is the one that i've chosen to support and i've supported all the way through

00:22:44.180 i actually ran into some of the people from caritas at the train station in poland right before we

00:22:49.320 crossed into ukraine and they're there right on the ground they're right there but as far as the 40 billion

00:22:55.060 um you know obviously if it's going directly to a lot of this military aid we know that that's that's

00:23:01.300 that's going to be it's been going to the front lines but you really have to understand you really

00:23:05.560 have to understand the people of ukraine are the ones that it's not touching and that's the same

00:23:10.700 problem isn't it that's the same problem we have here because it's money that doesn't exist and it is

00:23:16.900 on paper it exists on paper and as far as actual benefits to the people not much but benefits to those

00:23:23.920 in power all over the place and that's the entire point of the esg system

00:23:29.380 putin's invasion of ukraine has driven up gas prices and food prices all over the world

00:23:36.780 the two largest grain producers in the world china and i should be ukraine and russia are not doing what

00:23:45.120 they usually do so everything's going up we saw today's inflation data 70 percent of the increase in

00:23:52.700 prices in march came from putin's price hike in gasoline well and there's president biden speaking

00:23:59.380 about how of course it's all russia to blame for the food shortages it's all russia to blame for the

00:24:06.200 inflation it's all russia to blame etc etc etc we know where bidenflation comes from we know that this

00:24:12.160 situation has started with the money printing that's been going on to their buddies we've talked

00:24:17.980 about the cotillion effect how many times have i talked about the cotillion effect seriously

00:24:20.860 it's the idea that those closest to the king benefit at the expense of those further away

00:24:28.600 when the crown injects more gold into the system right that was the cotillion effect all the way back

00:24:36.260 in the kingdom of france in medieval times it is still the same exact economic effect today

00:24:41.440 but russia now has come out and said that it would allow ships carrying food to leave ukrainian ports

00:24:50.040 if some sanctions were lifted so we just got back from the city of odessa odessa has been blockaded

00:24:55.920 now what does that mean well of course ukraine is the breadbasket or one of the breadbaskets of europe

00:25:01.700 and that means that 20 million grains 20 million tons of grains are stuck in ukraine amid a global food

00:25:11.120 crunch the port city of odessa ukraine's largest port has been blockaded since february 24th

00:25:19.140 since the start of the war russia had the russian navy the black sea fleet has been blockading it

00:25:24.420 so the city of odessa and in ukraine they can feed themselves but uh obviously there are trains but

00:25:32.360 they're few and far between ships would be the fastest and most efficient way to get it out

00:25:36.060 but because it's blockaded it's it's gone down to a trickle so this is from business insider a senior

00:25:42.240 russian government official said the kremlin would allow ships carrying food to leave ukrainian ports in

00:25:46.320 exchange for the lifting of sanctions ukrainian ports in the black sea have been blockaded since

00:25:50.540 russia's invasion of february 24th leaving more than 20 million metric tons of grain stuck in

00:25:54.920 ukraine per reuters this disruption is exacerbating a word world food crunch as ukraine accounts for 12

00:26:01.240 percent of global wheat exports and 17 percent of global corn exports remember the world runs on a 90

00:26:09.500 day food supply that's it for the entire planet there are only nine meals between civilization

00:26:18.600 and anarchy there are only nine meals between civilization and anarchy and the world runs

00:26:26.060 on a 90 day food supply you go past that and then you reach the breaking point you're going to see food

00:26:32.620 riots you think what you see at a supermarket or at one of these stores on a black friday sale is bad

00:26:38.140 you haven't seen a look go look at the streets of sri lanka right now go look what's going on down

00:26:42.860 there trincomelie colombo they're rioting in the streets because they can't get food because they

00:26:50.620 can't eat because their children are starving so understand what's going on here these sanctions

00:26:58.840 and this tête-à-tête are going to go back and forth until there is any kind of rapprochement

00:27:04.120 until there is any kind of negotiation that's why kissinger of all people is calling for a

00:27:10.340 negotiated settlement you've got to find a way so what have they said um according to vasily

00:27:18.860 nebesnya the russian ambassador to the united nations they would allow a safe corridor for access

00:27:24.860 to the key odessa port if but only if okay the translation is bad here but only if sanctions

00:27:31.320 were lifted on russian exports and financial transactions because remember a lot of the

00:27:36.640 russian sovereign wealth fund those u.s dollars were frozen they did not expect that going into

00:27:42.440 this so that is a key point of economic leverage but russia on the other hand has two things they've

00:27:49.060 got black gold in terms of the oil and the liquid natural gas under their uh under their surface

00:27:56.280 as well as their reserves they've also got their military and as well as long as they control those

00:28:02.900 two things they can be very powerful in that region this is the entire point the crux where we're at

00:28:10.900 so is it worth it is it worth it um russia of course claims that ukraine mind the ports not us

00:28:18.620 there is a corridor but they're not using it such as they're blaming it on them back and forth back

00:28:22.680 and forth in fact while we were in odessa we actually saw a sign i'm not sure if i mentioned

00:28:27.840 this in the podcast yesterday um but we saw a sign on the beach in odessa that said warning

00:28:34.320 minds right at the local public beach in downtown odessa that there are that do not go on this because

00:28:41.320 there are mines on the beach now that could be real that could be a psyop we're not sure

00:28:45.880 but i'll tell you one thing i'm not going on that beach

00:28:49.060 the leaders of this situation need to come back and figure out a way to come back to the negotiating

00:28:56.940 table ukrainian foreign minister dmitry kuleba hit back at the suggestion calling it clear blackmail

00:29:02.880 and stated you could not find a better example of blackmail in international relations kuleba told

00:29:07.700 the world economic forum in davos on wednesday if anyone is buying it i think there is a problem with

00:29:12.160 that person and we shouldn't waste too much time trying to understand why that person is making

00:29:16.380 that point so again as this war continues more and more people are going to suffer

00:29:23.800 and that's it that's all the time we have today for human events daily remember our promise our

00:29:30.440 oath our solemn vow to you be good be brief be gone uh your homework for us share this out with one

00:29:35.400 just one of your normie friends and leave us your five-star review apple spotify wherever you get your

00:29:39.780 podcasts i've been reading some of the comments coming in on yesterday's podcast now the reviews

00:29:44.380 i really appreciate everybody uh sharing that um very very overwhelmingly positive reviews you know

00:29:51.300 i was about to say we'll do it again but you know we'll we'll do it we'll see what happens we'll see

00:29:55.820 what happens about doing it again but i was worried about the the audio right because we're literally

00:30:02.060 recording this on a soviet era train traveling through the night uh across southern ukraine and i was

00:30:07.760 worried about the audio from the the clacking of the rail lines the metal and the wind coming through

00:30:14.380 because the windows weren't really uh fastened all the way they weren't sealed so what i did was i found

00:30:19.080 a an empty compartment on the train pushed the window as closed as shut as possible and then taped

00:30:26.940 over the window just to try to make the audio sound the background sounds muffled make it to minimus so

00:30:33.000 that it would really just add kind of to the the atmosphere of it but i was hoping that it wouldn't

00:30:36.940 actually overwhelm the sound of the microphone and you know that's that's all i've got here is a

00:30:41.680 microphone and a um microphone on a laptop and um you know fortunately we bought a local sim card

00:30:47.660 and 4g was was available throughout um southern and western ukraine so on three networks uh vodafone

00:30:54.760 uh life cell and um ukraine star and so we were able to get that out well from i literally uploaded

00:31:03.100 it from the train back to the folks uh on our team back in the u.s and they were able to produce that

00:31:08.760 clean up the audio a little bit so really appreciate that producer mike producer shah everything they did

00:31:13.680 to make that podcast come out what did we talk about today biden president biden saying the second

00:31:18.460 amendment was never absolute and trudeau implementing a national freeze on handgun sales across canada

00:31:23.300 the department of justice to investigate police response to uvaldi shooting the unilever ceo telling

00:31:28.880 elon must to relax after he called esg rankings a scam and russia standing ready to help overcome

00:31:33.740 the food crisis but in exchange for the left the the west lifting sanctions imposed over ukraine

00:31:39.580 putin in call withdrawing but before we go it's time for today's moment of history may 31st 1862

00:31:46.620 during the american civil war the battle of seven pines occurred as confederate general joseph e

00:31:52.020 johnston's army attacked union general george mcclellan's troops in front of richmond virginia

00:31:57.220 and nearly defeated them johnston was badly wounded and confederate general robert e lee then assumed

00:32:04.120 command replacing the wounded johnston lee renamed his force the army of northern virginia and this was

00:32:10.900 one of the events that led to lee becoming essentially the overall military commander of the confederates

00:32:16.400 today is may 31st 2022 and no domine ladies and gentlemen as always you have my permission to lay ashore

00:32:27.220 on peteria

00:32:31.180 um

00:32:34.120 you

00:32:36.120 know

00:32:37.540 you

00:32:38.440 you

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - May 31, 2022

MAY 31 2022 - BIDEN ADMIN DECLARES WAR ON 9MM AMMO

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