Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - Melania Enters the Race, Slams Media and Left on Trump Assassination Attempts

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00:02:47.180 when you hear the name Kamala Harris? Liar. Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome on board. Today's 0.99

00:02:52.920 edition of Human Events Daily here live, Washington, D.C. Today is September 26, 2024. Anno,

00:02:59.700 Dominic. Folks, we got a big one today. Melania Trump herself. A lot of people ask and they say,

00:03:06.960 where's Melania? We want more Melania. We got to hear more about Melania. Look, look, she does things 1.00

00:03:13.080 in her own time. We know that she's had the book coming out. She's had this huge media tour that's

00:03:19.200 been planned. She started the tour just today. And yes, as I see, the great Marley USA says in

00:03:27.920 the comments here, the queen has arrived. Ladies and gentlemen, Melania Trump has entered the race

00:03:35.080 and she has finally told publicly for the first time her side of the story about how it was and

00:03:41.820 where she was when she found out that her husband had been shot through the ear. We have a clip.

00:03:46.800 We're going to play it. The mainstream media, there were a few days reporting about July 13 event

00:03:55.760 and everything then became quiet. So I had a lot of questions. What's going on? It's, this is not

00:04:04.040 normal. And is it really shocking that all this egregious violence goes against my husband, especially

00:04:21.040 that we hear the leaders from the opposition party and mainstream media branding him as a threat to

00:04:31.440 democracy, calling him vile names. They only fueling a toxic atmosphere and giving power, all of these

00:04:41.520 people that they want to do harm to him. This needs to stop. This needs to stop. The country needs to

00:04:48.380 unite. And I encourage everybody to read my letter that I wrote on July 14 again, because that cannot

00:04:59.160 continue. Your son is in college. I understand, but he's still your child. This is his father. How

00:05:06.680 difficult was that to have that conversation? Very difficult. Very difficult. He was outside playing

00:05:12.980 sport and, um, he rushed in and, uh, was very, very difficult. Wow. Just incredible. And I can't wait to be able to share

00:05:24.120 with you guys Melania's side of the story when she told, um, Ainsley Earhart there about what happened

00:05:31.760 where she was and how she first heard that president Trump had been shot. We'll be able to get that for

00:05:37.240 you in the next segment, hopefully, but just listening to her there talking about how her son found out

00:05:44.580 about this. And then you heard her response as well to the mainstream media, your rhetoric and the

00:05:50.680 Democrat rhetoric, calling her president a threat has kept his life under active, active threat.

00:05:58.320 This has to stop. Melania Trump entering the race. We'll be back with more next segment. 1.00

00:06:04.040 Continues, Jack Posobiec.

00:06:10.040 We talk about influences. These are influences and, uh, they're friends of mine. Jack Posobiec. Where's Jack?

00:06:19.540 He's done a great job.

00:06:23.360 All right. Jack Posobiec back live here, folks. Human Events Daily, Washington, D.C. Melania Trump today

00:06:31.500 getting involved in the race. Here we are just about one month out and she's in. We're going to get back

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00:07:57.740 this interview with Melania Trump discussing the assassination attempts on her husband, the president.

00:08:03.500 It's interesting how quiet and everything became, all of the mainstream media. There were a few days

00:08:16.020 reporting about July 13 event and everything then became quiet. So I had a lot of questions. What's going

00:08:26.000 on? This is not normal. And is it really shocking that all this egregious violence

00:08:37.820 goes against my husband? Especially that we hear the leaders from the opposition party and mainstream

00:08:51.460 media branding him as a threat to democracy, calling him vile names. They only fueling a toxic atmosphere

00:09:03.320 and giving power all of these people that they want to do harm to him. This needs to stop. This needs

00:09:10.740 to stop. The country needs to unite. And I encourage everybody to read my letter that I wrote on July 14

00:09:19.940 again, because that cannot continue. Folks, when you look at Melania Trump there and hear this 0.90

00:09:30.220 interview, and she's got her new book out, which I of course encourage people to go and check out

00:09:34.380 number one on Amazon right now. I can't wait to read it myself. You're looking at someone who views all

00:09:40.560 of this through a different lens. See, we think about it in terms of what's the future for the country?

00:09:47.520 What's the future for the movement? What's the future for the election? And we play these stories

00:09:54.720 on a daily basis. We play this back and forth of Trump's up today. Trump's down today. Kamala's

00:10:00.360 getting momentum. Is Kamala momentum real? Or it's obviously not. But for Melania Trump and for

00:10:08.260 Barron Trump and for every member of President Trump's family, this is not, okay, this is not a

00:10:15.460 game. This is not a horse race. It's not just some story in the news that they read and they go to the

00:10:22.140 next one. For them, it's their actual lives. So for her, different from everyone else on the planet.

00:10:28.780 She mentioned seeing it there and hearing about it twice now. Wasn't just some story. Wasn't just some

00:10:38.340 piece on the news. This was her husband. This was the father of her son. Shot through the ear. And then

00:10:48.620 again, threatened when they got playing golf, his favorite pastime and her sitting there having to

00:10:57.900 think about the fact that he might not come home at this rally might be the one where he doesn't make

00:11:04.740 it back. And the guy has said that next week he's going back to Butler and that he's going to be

00:11:15.860 appearing at the exact same spot where he almost lost his own life. And we're going to get, I have

00:11:23.940 this other clip coming where she talks about how it was a miracle. And I think we all agree. And that's

00:11:31.700 why when Joshua Lysak and myself put together the Bulletproof Project, we couldn't think of another

00:11:37.220 word that was better than that. Bulletproof. And the image that we chose, now people are asking,

00:11:43.900 why did you choose this image for the cover and not the image, the more iconic image, I think,

00:11:49.300 of the one where his fist is up in the air? And I said, you know something?

00:11:51.560 The image of Donald Trump that we received that day, where he was down, where his hands were up in

00:12:02.340 front of his face, obviously catching himself when he was, he was knocked down by the Secret Service. But

00:12:07.300 it occurred to me months after, and as we were in the process of writing this, which will become the

00:12:13.780 first Bulletproof report for the Bulletproof Project, that this was a Donald Trump that we hadn't seen

00:12:20.280 before. What's the one thing you've never seen Donald Trump do in public? Certainly never at a rally.

00:12:27.720 Get down on his knees and pray. You never saw it before. But you know what? On July 13th,

00:12:37.520 that's exactly what he did. Because he humbled himself. He was humbled. He was brought to his knees.

00:12:47.420 And when you look at that picture, when you see that, his hand in front of his face,

00:12:53.540 he's praying. He's clearly praying. And he's on his knees in front of the entire world. And it's

00:13:04.180 after that moment that he rises up to his feet and his hand raises in the air. But this is the moment.

00:13:11.840 This is the moment where he was brought down, where the bullets are still raining all around him.

00:13:20.660 And that's the moment where I believe, and I think a lot of people believe, that God spoke to him.

00:13:28.200 I want to play that clip now. Lania Trump talking about it being a miracle.

00:13:32.520 The TV. And I rewind it. And I watched it. I was only a few minutes behind. And something, I guess,

00:13:44.340 looked over me. So I didn't really see live, live. But maybe, you know, three minutes, few minutes later.

00:13:52.680 But when I saw it, I, you know, it was only nobody really knew yet. Because when you see him

00:14:00.800 on the floor, and you don't know, you don't know what really happened. And then a few weeks later,

00:14:08.940 there's another attempt on your husband's life at your golf course. Where were you? And what was your

00:14:14.520 reaction to this attempt? I was in New York City, actually. And I saw it on the television. And as

00:14:25.120 I saw it on television, I called again. And he was okay, because Secret Service were great. The guys

00:14:35.900 that they were with him. They were fantastic. And I think both of the events, they were really a miracles.

00:14:46.800 If you really think about it, the July 13 was a miracle. Like that much. And he could,

00:14:54.780 you know, he could not be with us. And he normally doesn't call for that one screen.

00:15:00.620 He waits till the end of the screen. Correct. So just looking at that screen allowed him to turn

00:15:05.800 his head. I think something was watching over him. I think he's, it's almost like Kant really,

00:15:13.020 really needs him. Something up there is watching over him, protecting him,

00:15:22.680 because this country needs him. There you go. That's not me saying that.

00:15:30.620 That's not J.D. Vance saying that. He bannin. It's Melania Trump. His wife. Who's gotten in the race.

00:15:42.420 Who's using her own voice to give truth to what so many of us believe. That this was an act of God in

00:15:52.060 response to an act of evil. That when evil acts, God will respond. The evil act of Thomas Matthew

00:16:00.480 Brooks, the evil act of Ryan Wesley, Ralph, and potentially even future. Keep in mind, folks,

00:16:07.860 keep in mind. You think that he's having these briefings with Homeland Security and ODNI and

00:16:14.560 Secret Service, and they're all telling him that his life is under active threat. And he's not going

00:16:18.080 to mention that a little bit to his wife. Or you think that she's not going to know she follows him

00:16:22.160 on Twitter. She knows what's going on. She gets it. She knows that his life is under active,

00:16:29.600 open threat. So is hers, by the way. So is her son's life when he's up there at NYU.

00:16:37.060 This is what this family has been up to. And this is what they have been through. And this is what they

00:16:43.640 are willing to continue to live with. And that's why we put together the Bulletproof Project. Because

00:16:50.480 if they can go up, and if they can face that on a daily basis, and keep their heads up high,

00:16:57.740 then they can be an inspiration to all of us. And we owe it to them to get to the bottom of what is

00:17:03.900 going on and to get to the truth about the assassination attempts on Donald Trump. And this

00:17:09.980 is an ongoing investigation. I'm telling you, we have private investigators that are going to continue

00:17:15.780 working on this. They're going to continue pounding the pavement device selection and analysis. We are

00:17:22.640 going to go through running the rat line, doing whatever we have to do, get the information out and

00:17:28.200 get the information out to you, the people, and then of course, to get it to the family. And

00:17:34.860 just truly honored to have Donald Trump Jr., his son, his oldest son, who have written the forward for

00:17:42.780 this, because they understand all too well, we're just one inch away. Human Events columnist Kenny Cody

00:17:51.160 joins us next.

00:17:57.820 In long hours, I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.

00:18:02.500 All right, Jack Posobiec back here live. Human Events daily, Washington, D.C. Folks,

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00:19:20.460 Kenny Cody, Human Events columnist. Kenny, I got to ask you, what did you think of Melania's

00:19:26.400 interview this morning, the first sit down interview that she's done since the assassination

00:19:30.900 attempts? Well, I think it is a good timing because I think that America not only needs to know the

00:19:36.120 political side, the Secret Service side, the Trump and the campaign side of it. But from a personal

00:19:42.080 standpoint, I think Melania needed to talk about her fears that day, along with Barron and the rest

00:19:46.720 of her family about the attempt on her husband's life. Look, when you're married to the most beloved

00:19:51.300 and simultaneously the most hated man in the world, depending on who you ask, there's going to be a lot

00:19:56.420 of things that you have to deal with. I can't imagine how many death threats her family has gotten.

00:20:00.020 I can't imagine how many threats to her family and to her household that her family has gotten. But

00:20:04.200 you know, these last two attempts, I'm sure has had a vast impact on her. And when the wife of an 0.99

00:20:09.740 attempted, you know, as a president that's been attempted to be assassinated comes out on television

00:20:14.000 and says, we need to unite. We need to realize what America first stands for. We need to realize that

00:20:19.140 there has been too much rhetoric surrounding, you know, my husband being a threat to democracy

00:20:24.160 over the last two of the last, really the last decade. This isn't anything new to any Trump

00:20:29.060 supporter since 2015, that he's been called a fascist. He's been called the next Hitler. He's been called,

00:20:33.400 you know, a authoritarian, totalitarian, you know, for the last 10 years of his political

00:20:38.860 career. And it's finally culminated in two assassination attempts. So to hear from Melania's

00:20:43.280 perspective, to hear from, you know, the fears that she had in her mind, to be thanking the people

00:20:47.640 that helped her husband and to be really just calling for the country to unite behind her husband

00:20:52.300 is a really inspiring message. And I think just the rhetoric she has been formulating for weeks up

00:20:57.160 until this interview has been very ideal for the Trump campaign.

00:21:01.740 Well, and again, you know, see someone, it kind of even ties back to her be best when she talked

00:21:06.920 about, you know, keeping the rhetoric down. And, you know, Kenny, something that's interesting is that

00:21:10.780 when I saw J.D. Vance in Hershey, Pennsylvania with Tucker this past weekend, that J.D. talked about how,

00:21:17.780 yes, we do have polarization in America, but we have one side that is trying to censor the other

00:21:26.080 side. And I said, okay, that's interesting. Where are you going with that, J.D.? And he connected the

00:21:30.340 dots in a very brilliant way, I believe, where he pointed out that first they tried to censor

00:21:36.760 conservatives. Then they censored Trump from Twitter. They censored him from social media.

00:21:42.420 He kept going. So they realized by creating his own social media through social, then they went

00:21:47.840 further and said they tried to strip him from the ballot. That didn't work. So they tried to arrest

00:21:52.020 him. That continued to not working. And so it's through the beginning of censorship where you start

00:21:58.640 to realize that there's something, and it's again, through the same rhetoric, they're dangerous.

00:22:04.140 Their beliefs are dangerous. Their ideas are dangerous. Their words are violence. You know,

00:22:09.120 where do we keep hearing this? It's always from the left. And then that eventually leads to someone

00:22:14.260 finally going and deciding and taking matters into their own hands and potentially not just their

00:22:19.340 own hands, potentially others involved, which is something that we're investigating. But the idea,

00:22:23.840 of course, being that shutting down one side is good. You only ever see one side doing that. And so

00:22:31.100 what J.D. did was point out that because they were unable to censor him, because they were unable to

00:22:37.920 stop him from running because they were unable to take away his freedom. Now they are trying to take

00:22:43.340 away his life. It's actually been progressive escalation ever since that in day one. And you

00:22:50.100 just don't hear that from the right. You don't hear the right ever calling to censor the left. It's just

00:22:55.280 not something we talk about, is it? No, it's not. I mean, over the last 10 years, if you look about all

00:23:00.960 the political violence that has happened in our country, most of those threats have consisted of those

00:23:05.780 towards Republicans. Look at the shooting that involved Steve Scalise. You look at the assault

00:23:10.660 on Rand Paul by his next door neighbor. You look at the threats to Nancy Mace when she got sent,

00:23:16.360 probably anthrax in the mail. You see the threats to Lee Zelda when he was running for the governor

00:23:20.420 of New York. I mean, there's been so many instances of the left committing political violence or

00:23:25.160 threatening political violence to Republicans. And you just don't see that from the right. You don't see

00:23:29.820 because we have discourse that we make death threats. You just don't see that in America on the

00:23:34.400 conservative, right? Because we do strive to be better. Not only just as political operatives,

00:23:40.280 but we strive to be better people. And that comes different when you're going campaigning and

00:23:44.820 trying to label the left for what they are. But when it comes to just treating them, we're not the

00:23:48.980 ones trying to kill candidates. That's the left. The left are trying to kill our presidential nominee.

00:23:54.300 They call all the time, we call for a rhetoric change. And I've saw you, I've tweeted it before,

00:23:59.780 and there's been many other people say, well, why don't you just stop trying to kill our candidate?

00:24:04.400 And JD is right about that. I think when you have had this rhetoric for 10 years of this man being

00:24:10.160 labeled the way he's been, when he's been silenced the way he's been, the man had to found his own

00:24:14.020 social media platform to have a voice in American politics because Twitter banned him, Facebook banned

00:24:20.740 him, Instagram banned him. He literally had to start an entire new platform to even have a voice on the

00:24:26.780 internet. How crazy is that to even discuss? And it's, it's all leads up to this. This was the last

00:24:33.900 step. Like you can label somebody what you want to, you can call them what you want to, you can name

00:24:39.220 call you want to, but what has ultimately happened is the culmination of the last 10 year demonization

00:24:44.880 of Donald Trump's political career and the politicization of Donald Trump and demonization of

00:24:49.060 Donald Trump as a man. We have culminated in what has happened to Donald Trump over the last

00:24:54.740 three to four months. This is nothing new. You know, even in 2015, I don't know if anybody remembers

00:25:00.180 in 2015, there was a man who tried to storm the stage at Donald Trump and that's barely ever talked

00:25:03.860 about. I wouldn't necessarily call that an assassination attempt, but we might as well.

00:25:08.220 Actually, I'm sure. Believe it or not, Kenny, we actually, uh, we detail that in the new book

00:25:13.160 and bulletproof. We get into that. There was another event in Dayton, Ohio, right around the same

00:25:16.840 timeframe that again, people just don't talk about where that guy who tried to storm the stage and that

00:25:22.180 was in Las Vegas. He was, well, Kenny, I think you're about to say, what did the media do with

00:25:26.140 that guy who tried to storm the stage? They, they swept it under the rug. Like they, they want to

00:25:31.240 in every single aspect of America. Well, originally, but, but, but originally, so eventually they swept

00:25:36.580 under the rug. Originally though, CNN put him on and interviewed him. They interviewed him. They

00:25:41.600 gave him a profile and they said, why is it that, and, and, and of course, you know, we, we just went

00:25:46.720 back and we were reviewing all these for the book. And so CNN gives this guy a profile and they,

00:25:50.500 they make him famous. They make him famous for trying to storm the stage. And if you look in the

00:25:55.040 video, it's very clear, by the way, that he is attempting to take one of the firearms, the side

00:26:01.360 arm of a secret service agent. So again, right. Attempting to arm himself, attempting to storm the

00:26:07.020 stage. And what does CNN do? They make him famous. And that's what the tacit agreement is here. You try

00:26:12.280 to kill Trump and we'll make you famous. We'll make you a hero. You'll be loved. And that's exactly what 1.00

00:26:18.020 this guy, Ryan Wesley Routh was saying. He was saying, we all know what needs to be done.

00:26:22.480 Everyone around the world, young and old. And then the DOJ comes out and puts up a bounty and

00:26:27.940 makes it public. I mean, this is insane. And Stephanie rule over on MSNBC in this crazy propaganda, 1.00

00:26:34.600 state propaganda level, you know, something that would make, this would make Stalin blush the level

00:26:40.880 of propaganda that MSNBC is doing right now, because they're like, she's, she's up there singing the

00:26:45.400 McDonald's jingle with her doesn't even answer or ask one question. So Kamala Harris, how are you

00:26:51.620 going to make America better versus you go over to conservative media and we're sitting there going,

00:26:56.120 how are we going to keep our candidate alive until, you know, until election day? It's completely

00:27:02.500 insane. Kenny, the way the media is acting about how like president Trump hasn't been sought and David

00:27:07.920 Muir cuts president Trump off, you know, well, you know, I was shot by an assassin's bullet. Excuse me,

00:27:14.160 sir. Excuse me. We we've got a lot of important information to get to. Excuse me. We never asked

00:27:18.900 him a question about it. Sorry to go off on you, man. But it's, it's just totally insane how the

00:27:23.380 media acts like this isn't happening right now. Well, a hundred percent. I mean, it's just the,

00:27:28.280 the amount of hiding. I mean, they're allowing one candidate to hide in the basement and not give

00:27:33.520 any media interviews. Meanwhile, J.D. Vance has done what 90 media appearances, but they won't even

00:27:37.580 talk about the, literally the last two assassination tips on one of the candidates for the presidency

00:27:42.100 never before in American history. Have I seen not only the sort of demonization of one political

00:27:47.720 candidate and the wish for death for political candidate, but like you've said, Jack and that

00:27:51.120 guy getting interviewed back in 2015, about 2015, literally being viewed as a hero, being viewed as

00:27:58.100 a figure in the political movement. You know, back in the day that that person would have been

00:28:01.420 ostracized, put in a mental institution or put in prison and never heard from again. But in the current

00:28:05.520 political world, the mainstream media on the left want to idolize this guy and make him a hero.

00:28:10.080 And if it was really up to them, they would make Ryan Ruth, Crooks, and that same guy that we were

00:28:15.780 talking about that's going to be in your book, all heroes, because they want Donald Trump dead and

00:28:19.660 they want every one of us dead as well. By the way, one of the interesting, interesting pieces,

00:28:26.500 the individual Michael Sanford, who, who charged the stage in 2016, eventually pled guilty. And this is

00:28:36.140 actually great. This is great because back in 2016, he was sentenced, uh, to 11 months of custody.

00:28:44.220 Then Trump becomes president in January, 2017. And actually Donald Trump's administration

00:28:51.660 deported Michael Sanford out of the United States in, in 2017. So he actually deported the guy who tried

00:29:00.460 to storm the stage back to, uh, he was a British citizen. So he was able to deport him back to the

00:29:05.580 United Kingdom. So just, just kind of amazing that, uh, Donald Trump was able to deport a guy who

00:29:10.920 actually tried to try, potentially tried to kill him. Yeah. What goes around comes around. And I'm

00:29:17.480 hoping along with all, all the deaths that we've seen through illegal immigration, you know, those of 0.95

00:29:21.800 Lincoln Riley and others, I'm really hoping that the same kind of thing happens to the migrants 1.00

00:29:26.420 coming over the border to try to kill not only Donald Trump, but other Americans as well. 0.96

00:29:30.640 It's as simple as that, Kenny, we've got a quick break coming up. You've got a new column 0.98

00:29:34.640 up all about the impact of a certain endorsement that you and I had discussed a while back and

00:29:42.160 as to whether or not it would shake up the race. And it looks as though the endorsement itself is being

00:29:48.460 shaken off. We're going to get into that and more as human events daily continues right back.

00:29:55.000 Thank you very much.

00:30:13.220 Where is Jack? Where is Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you.

00:30:21.000 Great job, Jack. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're

00:30:28.340 always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys and these are the guys

00:30:32.920 who should be getting policies. Well, ladies and gentlemen, back here, human events daily,

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00:31:55.480 now. Tell me, is a certain celebrity endorsement shaking up the race or is the nation shaking it off?

00:32:02.840 The nation is shaking it off just like my great state of Tennessee did back in 2018. I think a lot

00:32:07.340 of people forget when Taylor Swift endorsed Phil Bredesen, who was a very popular Democratic

00:32:12.860 governor in Tennessee from the years of about 2000 until 2010, 2008, you know, his popularity went

00:32:20.160 up and down. He ran against Marcia Blackburn in 2018 for the Tennessee U.S. Senate seat. And a lot

00:32:25.960 of those thought, well, this hometown girl, this home, if you want to call it that, she's really

00:32:30.640 Pennsylvania and moved, but she was, you know, moving to Tennessee. She thought that her hometown or

00:32:36.020 proclaimed hometown of Nashville, she can make a political endorsement and have an impact on 0.99

00:32:40.580 helping a former governor, a former decently popular Democrat governor, win over Marcia 0.97

00:32:44.740 Blackburn. And that did not happen. Most polls thought that the race was a toss up. Those had it

00:32:50.340 within a margin of three to four points, whether that was for Blackburn or Bredesen. And after Taylor

00:32:54.560 Swift endorsed, she had literally no impact on the election whatsoever. And Marcia Blackburn, our great

00:32:59.960 U.S. Senator from Tennessee, absolutely trounced Phil Bredesen by nearly 11 points and a expected

00:33:06.280 margin of about five to six points, even more than people thought that the margin would actually end

00:33:10.940 up being, whether it was for Blackburn or for Bredesen. Democrat Party poured millions into this

00:33:15.620 race, especially after Swift's endorsement and ultimately had no impact at all. Huh? How does that

00:33:22.200 sound familiar? It sounds familiar of what the Kamal Harris campaign thought that Taylor Swift,

00:33:26.640 Beyonce and all these celebrities are going to do for her and it's going to have absolutely zero 0.98

00:33:30.480 impact. It's not going to have a voter registration impact. It's not going to have an impact on popular

00:33:34.860 culture because Taylor Swift, people hate Taylor Swift more than they hate politicians. She gets shown on

00:33:40.600 Kansas City Chiefs games all the time and NFL campaigns get so mad because she has nothing to do with 0.99

00:33:46.080 football in the same way she has nothing to do with politics. And Tennesseans were really the first

00:33:50.340 person to say, hey, Taylor, maybe stick to this poppy teen girl music that you make for

00:33:56.520 some reason and people like for some reason and leave the politics to us, leave the sports to the

00:34:01.060 football players and stay out of our lives. And Tennesseans first shown that in 2018 and have a

00:34:06.540 really, really good feeling that Americans and Republicans are going to show her that we could

00:34:10.020 care less what she has to say about politics as well. And that's that's really interesting because

00:34:15.580 I think there are actually some polls that came out that said people were less likely to support

00:34:20.600 Harris after hearing that Taylor Swift had supported her rather than had heard it before. So suddenly,

00:34:28.880 yeah, that becomes a situation where an endorsement cuts more against you than it does help. By the way,

00:34:36.080 I do want to make a quick mention of something. In the last segment, I was talking about CNN

00:34:41.120 interviewing someone who rushed the stage at President Trump. CNN, and I wanted to clarify something I

00:34:47.040 said, CNN interviewed the guy who rushed the stage in Dayton, Ohio, and the Las Vegas guy was the one

00:34:54.700 who was deported. So two separate instances, the earlier one and the first one was when was the guy

00:35:01.820 who later got a sit down interview with CNN. The other guy was the one who was later deported. But

00:35:08.580 Kenny, when it comes to these situations with celebrities and Taylor Swift in general, isn't there also

00:35:15.240 potential for look, the idea isn't so much that it's going to help her win the race, but it's going 1.00

00:35:21.000 to help her with certain demographics. And you mentioned, you know, teenage girls are really that 1.00

00:35:25.200 that young 18 to 24 year old age group. Do you think that Taylor Swift has the ability to turn

00:35:31.540 them out? Because look, you know, I like a lot of other people had really called that Taylor Swift would

00:35:37.760 endorse and then she certainly did. But at the same time, we haven't really seen her put in any

00:35:43.120 other way. She's not appearing at rallies with Kamala Harris. She's not really doing TikTok videos

00:35:47.660 or anything like that. Do you think that we're going to see more of that? Or is this Taylor sort

00:35:51.720 of dropping her endorsement and running back out of the race? It's running back out of the race. You

00:35:56.760 know, if you look back to Taylor Swift, and I mixed this in the article, if you look back to Taylor

00:35:59.960 Swift's political history, she advocated for the Black Lives Matter protests. She advocated for 0.99

00:36:04.740 gun reform. She advocated and actually endorsed Joe Biden in 2020. She endorsed Phil Bredesen back in

00:36:10.800 2018. And now she's endorsed Kamala Harris. But the only impact she's ever really had is in some

00:36:15.360 states, she's increased voter registrations of young people. But the thing about it is, Jack,

00:36:19.540 and I think me and you, if I follow politics long enough, know that doesn't really matter

00:36:22.580 unless you actually turn those votes out. And I think that Swift has went far too early in her 0.96

00:36:27.120 endorsement. She's not gave it. She gave a full throat in endorsement, but she hasn't appeared at

00:36:30.680 rallies. She's not advocating or wearing Harris gear on stage. She's not going into performing at

00:36:36.440 Kamala Harris rallies or anything. It's just her bowing down to the establishment and bowing down 1.00

00:36:42.580 and making the endorsement because she's basically been forced to. And I think that that's really

00:36:46.460 reflective of a lot of celebrities in politics, you know, in the same ways that we don't want

00:36:50.540 sports or politics in sports. You've seen the rejection of Colin Kaepernick in the NFL.

00:36:55.940 You're seeing the same thing in music. You know, we've talked about probably before about the

00:36:59.760 hiccalybs and country music. And we know we want those those country music people who have

00:37:03.880 stood for concerted politics for so many years to stay out of politics, just make good country music

00:37:08.640 about Appalachia and the Southern life and stay out of politics. And we're kind of sending the same 0.59

00:37:13.160 message to Taylor Swift. Yeah, you may be a significant figure, unfortunately, within football

00:37:17.920 and now in music, but you don't know anything about politics. You've been on the wrong side of history

00:37:22.280 over the last 10 years, whether it comes to gun reform or gun policy and assault weapon ban reform.

00:37:28.140 You know, you want to talk about, you know, the BLM protests. We saw the reflection of that in public

00:37:32.380 polling and the reflection of that and the reaction to protests like Kamala Harris advocated

00:37:37.700 for in Minnesota. You see all of these impacts and the opinions that she's had on politics and

00:37:42.520 the activism she's had on politics over the last 10 years. And all of them have came to failure.

00:37:49.000 You know, Phil Bredesen got beat by 11 points when he was only expected to get beat by four or five.

00:37:53.080 And that may be what happens to Kamala Harris in 2024. Her one successful endorsement, 0.75

00:37:57.940 if you want to call it that, I guess, was of Joe Biden in 2020. But he had she had no feasible

00:38:03.840 or marginal impact on that race whatsoever. I mean, literally, there is no metric to prove that

00:38:09.320 Taylor Swift helped him in any single state, Pennsylvania, Tennessee or otherwise. So

00:38:14.620 seeing her be on the wrong side of every single political position that she's ever taken is kind 0.95

00:38:21.140 of heartwarming to me, but really reflective of the reaction to the public when celebrities get

00:38:25.580 involved in politics in general. And this is a huge thing. I mean, the American people are not

00:38:31.600 we're not dumb, right? You know, people are busy, but they're not stupid. So people say people say to me 0.99

00:38:36.680 all the time, like, how can you, you know, watch that movie? Or how can you listen to that song? Because

00:38:41.460 of, you know, some political leanings of the of the person. And, and by the way, what I do try to say

00:38:46.020 is, I don't try to financially support people who are working against my interests. That's the big

00:38:53.600 one. I do not financially support with not my money or my, which is not my money. It's my family's

00:38:58.220 money, right? Every dollar I earn does not belong to me. It belongs to my family. That's number one.

00:39:02.780 But the idea is, if you don't financially support that, then you're not giving money to them. And they

00:39:08.980 say, well, how could you even like it? And it's like, these people aren't and it just seems by and

00:39:14.020 large, it just seems by and large that the American people understand that, yeah, just because I like

00:39:19.180 the way someone can sing or like just the way I like someone can act, that doesn't mean I like the

00:39:23.720 way that they think. If you're going to get your political views from some actor or some celebrity,

00:39:29.820 you know, that's like going to, it's like going to get your car fixed by one of them too. It just,

00:39:35.280 it ain't gonna work. It ain't gonna work. And I'm not going to ask her to fix my tire. I want to sing

00:39:40.160 her song. Great. Sing my song, but I'm not interested in your opinions. Last minute to you,

00:39:43.820 Kenny Cody. Yeah, Jack, I completely agree. I mean, there's many artists that I enjoy

00:39:48.580 and many things that I watch that I know those people don't agree my political beliefs, but

00:39:52.400 you know, TMZ is not going to come ask me to go on and talk about what relationships are going on

00:39:57.480 in Hollywood for the same reason that Taylor Swift should be talking about politics. Stick to what

00:40:01.180 you know, and don't try to demonize half your fan base. When you are advocating for, you know,

00:40:06.340 Kamala Harris, you're literally making mad most of your, at least half of your fan base at every

00:40:11.200 turn of the epic of your tour or what you're trying to do. So just don't demonize. We should

00:40:16.420 listen to what Taylor Swift has to say about politics at all. Couldn't agree more. And that's

00:40:20.100 exactly what Melania Trump has said. Kenny Cody, go give him a follow folks and check out his article

00:40:24.700 on Taylor Swift and all of his articles right back. Libby Emmons.

00:40:33.920 Buzzing in my ear about the boring people at your office. I'm trying to listen to the new

00:40:38.660 human events with Jack Posobiec. All right, Jack Posobiec here back live human events daily. And

00:40:45.780 since we're doing the human events on human events show today, we had human events columnist,

00:40:50.620 Kenny Cody. We now have human events editor in chief Libby Emmons joining us. Also the editor

00:40:56.100 in chief of the post-millennial Libby, you're a New Yorker. I'm trying to understand these Eric

00:41:03.440 Adams charges, the first sitting New York mayor to ever be indicted. And he got some upgrades on

00:41:10.320 some flights or something. And that's why he's getting indicted. I'm so confused. What's going on

00:41:15.280 here? Yeah. So these are allegations that came out from the Department of Justice. They've been

00:41:20.640 going after Adams in earnest since about this time last year, which coincidentally is when Adams

00:41:27.060 started speaking out against the Biden-Harris border crisis and saying that the crisis was going to

00:41:34.160 destroy New York City, that they were unable to accommodate all of these migrants who were pouring 1.00

00:41:39.040 in. And it was in fact, as he was heading to DC to give Joe Biden a piece of his mind and where he

00:41:45.200 was scheduled to meet with some other mayors and the president, that he learned that his former

00:41:50.240 campaign manager had her home raided in Brooklyn by the FBI. And it turned out that there were

00:41:56.200 allegations that there were improper campaign donations from Turkish officials, Turkish airlines,

00:42:03.180 things like this. So now after a few weeks of us seeing different members of the Adams administration

00:42:10.460 resign or be forced out over, you know, after their homes were raided and things like that,

00:42:16.580 we see this indictment come down for Eric Adams. It alleges bribery. It alleges that he took,

00:42:23.140 you know, campaign donations. The basic premise of what the DOJ said is that Turkish officials gave him

00:42:30.300 a bunch of money and that they funneled it through individuals in the U.S. since it's not legal to

00:42:37.260 take campaign donations from foreign agents and things like that. So that's the big thing. And then it

00:42:43.520 says that one thing that he did also was get a bunch of free upgrades on Turkish airlines, that this is

00:42:49.560 illegal and that he in turn allowed the Turkish consulate, a rather large building in New York, to be occupied

00:42:57.800 without it having passed fire inspection. Okay. So, I mean, look, that's there. I mean, I'm not

00:43:05.680 sure if there's anything in terms of actual donations of Turkish money. Sure, that's illegal.

00:43:12.180 But you know what? There's lots of Democrats who take foreign money. Joe Biden has taken foreign

00:43:16.260 money through his son. We know that he did that. We've had so much foreign money. And yet this guy gets

00:43:22.580 indicted over a couple of flight upgrades, some seat upgrades on an airplane. Meanwhile, Libby,

00:43:30.000 I just got to ask you, right? Eric Adams is the only big city mayor in America who has directly

00:43:36.380 criticized Joe Biden and the White House for years about the migrant crisis, about illegal aliens,

00:43:43.500 about the strain on New York. And suddenly he's indicted just a month before the election.

00:43:47.940 Don't tell me that's not connected. I also am with you on that. I think it's connected also.

00:43:55.660 I've seen a lot of people on social media saying like, oh, it's not connected, you know,

00:43:59.760 you and your conspiracy theories or whatever. But he is the only big city mayor. And it's the

00:44:04.900 biggest city. It's the city that is the jewel of the country, you know, if you can take my biased

00:44:10.600 opinion for it. And he is a, you know, he is a Democrat. He's a very prominent Democrat.

00:44:15.520 And, you know, he's been a big voice in New York for a long time. And he has come out

00:44:20.340 repeatedly and said that the Biden-Harris administration was destroying the city.

00:44:24.960 He used those words that this crisis would destroy the city. New York City, for all of its

00:44:30.300 faults, has many more, including that it's a sanctuary city, including that it has a right

00:44:35.420 to shelter law, meaning that if someone seeks shelter in the city of New York, the city is

00:44:39.760 responsible to provide it. These things have been used for years for New Yorkers, for Americans.

00:44:47.680 You know, if there's someone sleeping on the street and they want somewhere to sleep inside,

00:44:51.300 the city will provide it for them. To a certain extent, that's absolutely a beautiful thing.

00:44:55.400 But it's not something that you can extend to 10,000 extra people who show up every month in

00:45:02.460 your city looking for handouts. And this is a very different immigration crisis than the 0.86

00:45:08.240 massive immigration influxes that we've seen in past years, right? The largest year, I think,

00:45:14.080 for immigration in the U.S. prior to this was through Ellis Island. It was either 1907 or 1912.

00:45:19.220 I can't remember. And it was a little bit over a million people. They all came in. They were

00:45:24.080 processed through Ellis Island. And for the most part, what they wanted to do was assimilate into

00:45:29.060 the country. They wanted to become American. They wanted their kids to become American.

00:45:33.260 And my grandparents, who were from Italy, all changed their names so that they could be more

00:45:38.060 American. You know, they didn't teach any of us Italian because they wanted to be Americans. 0.55

00:45:42.400 That is not what's happening now. You do not have a bunch of people coming in who want to be

00:45:47.380 Americans. You just have people coming in that say that they want to, you know, get what America has, 0.59

00:45:54.100 that they want to get what America is giving out. So that is a that's a big difference.

00:45:59.200 And Libby, to your point, you know, to your point as well, I would just add that 50 percent of the

00:46:04.220 Italians who arrived through Ellis Island returned within the first couple of years. So you had this 0.99

00:46:10.160 massive influx, but also you had people who returned very quickly. So it wasn't this like

00:46:15.180 massive imposition on the country. There were certain areas, but that was about it. And at the

00:46:21.180 same time, we're not the same country we were 100 years ago. Again, this has been going on for 50

00:46:26.680 years now where and President Trump has said that we are we are changing our cities. We are changing

00:46:32.400 our towns. And that has to stop because I love that quote that he gave the other day about how

00:46:37.440 it takes centuries to form the unique character of a state. And that can be changed overnight

00:46:44.420 through mass migration. It's just perfect. Yeah, I think that that's 100 percent right. 0.95

00:46:50.400 And it is very different. It's not at all the same, you know, country we have taken in everybody.

00:46:55.300 We have assimilated everyone into our nation. We have, you know, taken on new customs. But we also

00:47:02.080 have a situation now where the leadership class hates America. They say it outright. You even had

00:47:07.220 Tim Waltz had appointed someone for education who called for the overflow of the United 0.77

00:47:11.500 overthrow rather of the United States government, which is, of course, overflowing. But this is what

00:47:17.100 they're on about. So when they are inviting immigrants in, they're saying, come on in to America, 0.98

00:47:21.940 the worst place on earth. We'll give you everything. And it doesn't matter what you take from us because

00:47:27.480 we're already trash. Why is that what's going on? That's a very different message as well. When we 0.55

00:47:32.720 had the immigration in the past century, we had people coming in because they heard America was

00:47:37.200 great. Now people hear America is terrible. And they have the president saying it's terrible.

00:47:41.720 They have the vice president who wants to be president saying that it's terrible.

00:47:45.400 The only one who's out there really banging the drums of patriotism is Donald Trump and, you know,

00:47:51.500 people who are part of that movement. So I think that it's I think that it's really a shame what's

00:47:56.300 going on here. And I do think that, you know, Adams, guilty or not guilty, is being politically

00:48:02.540 prosecuted. Well, I think that's right. Libby Emmons, go give her a follow. Make sure to check her out when 1.00

00:48:08.020 she's also frequently on Timcast, humanevents.com, of course, post-millennial. Ladies and gentlemen,

00:48:13.360 as always, you have my permission.

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - September 26, 2024

Melania Enters the Race, Slams Media and Left on Trump Assassination Attempts

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