Mike Waltz Out At NSA, In As The US Ambassador To The UN
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Jack Posobiec is a commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran. He is also the host of the Charlie Kirk Show on the Salem Radio Network and his audience on the Third Hour with Charlie Kirk.
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A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Poso.
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Ukraine and the U.S. on Wednesday sign an investment deal that will give the U.S. access
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to a key minerals deal after months of negotiations.
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The Ukrainians are framing this at least as part of an investment fund.
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In fact, they're calling it the United States-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund.
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I just saw some reports coming out, and I don't want that to happen.
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I was actually saddened to hear it, but they are getting absolutely hammered in China.
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Their factories are closing all over China because we're not taking their product.
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We don't want their product unless they're going to be fair with us.
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California District Judge Jennifer Thurston demanded CBP agents cannot arrest suspected
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Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Maryland man who was deported to a prison in El Salvador.
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There's new fallout because after President Trump suggested he could get him back to the
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Has a formal request from this administration been made?
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Because the conduct of our foreign policy belongs to the President of the United States
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It's a sad reflection on the state of our media and many of the outlets represented in
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this room that you obsessively try to shill for this MS-13 terrorist.
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National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and his deputy, Alex Wong, are set to step down from
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Right now, it is not clear why that is happening or who is going to possibly replace them.
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Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily here in
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Well, as people have heard over the past couple of hours after the news broke, President Trump
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is now changing up his national security team with a new position opening up at the National
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Security Council for the National Security Advisor and the Deputy National Security Advisor.
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Many people will remember that Mike Flynn, General Mike Flynn, was President Trump's very first
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national security advisor all the way back in 2017.
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Although, from what I've been hearing as of this point, that what the intention here is,
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is to bring forward the Steve Whitcoff, Scott Besson's plan for the Trump agenda writ large.
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Deals, negotiations, grand strategy, leverage, not military attacks, not new and open warfare,
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not bombing runs, not starting new wars, not backing proxy forces like we've done so many
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times around the world that get us entrenched deeper and deeper into these foreign policy
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disasters. But to make these one-on-one deals and perhaps even leaning on someone like Steve
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Whitcoff, who doesn't have a background in government or a background in the administrative
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state, what he has is a background in diplomacy and loyalty to the president and the president's
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wishes. And this is something that a lot of people in Washington, D.C. don't seem to understand.
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Steve Whitcoff is championing the president's agenda, which is the agenda that the American
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people voted for in November. Won the popular vote. They won seven out of seven of the swing
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states. Democrats, especially some union members, as I found out, don't like when you bring that
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up. But it's true. The American people did not vote for war. So as we move forward through the
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fourth turning, the idea is that America is going to win. Jack Posobiec, Human Events Daily. We'll be
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right back. Understand what America first truly means. Welcome to the second American revolution.
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obviously, out of the White House. And I really think this means it's a step in the direction of
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what I've called Trump's grand strategy, the Trump doctrine, if you will. This is something that was
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championed, by the way, at hundreds of rallies and political events all throughout, not just 2024,
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but even the years prior. President Trump and a vote for him meant a vote towards peace, a vote towards
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negotiations, not World War III, which is exactly where Biden and Kamala Harris were sending all of us,
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vis-a-vis the Ukraine war, then the war between Israel and Gaza, and so many more flashpoints.
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You think about Taiwan, you think about the South China Sea, and all sorts of other things
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where the flare could go up. I want to bring in Vish Burra. He's the producer on the Matt Gaetz Show,
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more producer of War Room. You guys know him. What's up, Vish?
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Thanks for having me, Jack. I'm having a good time out here in San Diego.
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Yeah. Out in San Diego, out in God's country, and it's getting nice out there, too. Vish,
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what is it where people still don't quite seem to understand that the America First agenda is not
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the agenda of going around and picking fights and battles and wars and military action with other
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countries around the world that have not attacked us directly, and also that the idea that we can
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deal with things in a different way. And by the way, who's someone that I have to say this,
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and I talked about earlier on War Room, Steve, one of the guys in the New York Post who's out there
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today, or I guess yesterday dropped this piece about Steve Whitcoff, this massive attack on Whitcoff
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that's going on, was Douglas Murray. And he's saying in the New York Post article, and I've had
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to respond to a number of his articles because he attacked MAGA on Ukraine. Now he's attacking
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Whitcoff on Iran, says this guy has no idea what he's doing. He's completely out of his depth. He's
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wild. He's out of control. And it's like, he's doing exactly what the president was elected to do,
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and he's loyal to President Trump, and he's working as an envoy of Trump. We've had envoys throughout
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history like this. Vish, why are the attacks on Whitcoff going on? And what is this sort of
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interplay between the neoconservative, neoliberal wing of sort of the party and the ascendant MAGA
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America First wing? Jack, that's actually a great question. What we have to remember is when we talk
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about the America First agenda and why we are pursuing the America First agenda, it really simply
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boils down to this. What the agenda is meant to do is to maximize the value of American citizenship.
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And so every move is meant to do that. And when I had you on the Matt Gaetz show when I was guest
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hosting about a month ago, you went into great length to describe what was called the great deal.
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And that is exactly what Donald Trump went on the campaign trail and promised to people and to
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Americans, not just in 2016, but again, in 2024, that he was going to bring about a great deal,
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whether it was about immigration, whether it was about trade and jobs with tariffs, and also foreign
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policy. And in order for a great deal to come about, you need great deal makers. And that is exactly
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why you are seeing now the convergence of attacks on Steve Whitcoff, President Trump's envoy to practically
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everything, but namely Russia and Iran. Steve Whitcoff is a guy who knows how to use leverage,
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who knows how to negotiate, and who knows who the primary stakeholders are, which is Donald Trump and
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the American people. And so now, why you are seeing these attacks on Mr. Whitcoff is because the Douglas
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Murrays of the world, the James Lindseys of the world, these are what I call the Fukuyamaists,
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right? These are the people who are essentially fully invested in the post-World War II liberal
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consensus that has ruled and ruined the world over the last 80 years. And so when Donald Trump comes
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in and says, I'm going to secure a new great deal, this is what we're going after. We are ending the
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post-World War consensus and starting a new one for the 21st century.
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What's going on, Vish? This post-war consensus that you're discussing,
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is this merely foreign policy or is foreign policy and trade and all these various things
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It's all connected, Jack. It's not just the foreign policy. The foreign policy is one aspect of it.
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But when we talk about maximizing the value of American citizenship and not maximizing the value
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of shareholders in some stock market or in some multinational company, this is what we're talking
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about when we talk about taking down the post-World War II consensus. It's because what the post-World
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War II consensus, what it essentially boiled down to was that America, because it's the hegemon,
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it's going to take a position where it's going to allow its economy and its wealth to deflate
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and be broadly distributed all across the world at the expense of everyday Americans,
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the working class that we fight for every day and the working class that pays for everything.
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And so now when that working class says, no, I want my jobs back here. I want my value to be created
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here in America. I want the tariffs to protect American goods. But I also want our foreign policy
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to protect American lives and protect our soldiers and make sure they're not out there on excursions
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and expeditions that don't do anything to maximize the value of American citizenship. This is exactly
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what these Fukuyamaists, these people who are clinging to the post-World War II liberal order,
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this is exactly what they don't want. But this is exactly what President Trump is delivering.
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And Vish, people have heard, you know, of various institutions that prop up this post-war consensus
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or the liberal order, the rules-based order, as Blinken used to call it. Have you heard of the UN?
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Have you heard of NATO? Have you heard of the Bretton Woods Agreement, the International Monetary Fund,
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the IMF, the World Bank, all of which are directly associated now with the World Economic Forum,
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Laos Schwab, all of these various, as we would call them, globalist organizations, the Atlantic Council
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and others, so many think tanks that are associated with this. And there's various, you know, British
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and European continental organizations that are also tied directly intrinsically into this.
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This is the global power structure. And what President Trump is now doing on foreign policy,
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on tariffs and trade, and on immigration is actually working to roll that back and put America,
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because we've extended ourselves too far. We've been completely overextended. That's why we don't,
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we can't afford things anymore. But in the meantime, you go look at Shanghai, you go look at Shenzhen,
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you go look at Chongqing, and all of these cities in China, the Three Gorges Dam. And you say,
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how come they have all that? And yet Detroit is falling apart, and Chicago is falling apart.
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That's why President Trump was in Michigan just a couple nights ago. We're going to be right back,
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Jack Posobiec on with Vish Burra here, Human Events Daily. Stay tuned, quick break.
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Hey, you know, they talk about influences. These are influences. And they're friends of mine,
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Jack Posobiec. Where's Jack? Jack? He's done a great job.
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with Vish Burra, producer of the Matt Gaetz Show. You know him from the war room. And Vish, we're
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talking about this phenomenon that I've dubbed the woke light. And you started to see this bubble up
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last year. People really opposed my anti-communism book for some reason, where I said, basically,
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what if we stop debating the communists and actually just try to beat them and actually just
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try to remove them from power and every institution where they hold sway in all of society? And, you
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know, this whole, oh, let's just have a gentleman's debate about it is never going to work because
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they're not interested in debate. And certainly anyone who saw my video with Jamie Raskin the other day
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clearly can see that with their own two eyes. And yet some people will go around saying that,
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oh, well, if you just want to fight the communists, well, that's woke. And in fact, you're woke,
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right? And that makes you kind of woke too. And you go around saying woke things like Christ is king,
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or when Stephen Miller says we need patriotic education in this country. And Donald Trump says
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we're going to bring back Columbus Day. Well, that's all woke. That's all about to woke,
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right? I said, you know what? Actually, you guys are acting kind of woke, to be honest,
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because you're going around telling people who can be on what show, who can be on what podcast,
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what views we're allowed to listen to. I'm sorry. No, that's not what we do. That's what the woke does.
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That makes you woke light. And to your point, Vish, they want to go back to sort of the 1990s or even
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like Barack Obama era consensus of politics, where things like, where basically the atheists were in
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charge. Like, can we just say it? That was the moment where the atheists, the secularists,
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the humanists, the materialists, they were in charge for a brief period of time, you know,
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late 90s. And certainly with great inflection under Obama, it was a complete disaster.
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COVID was their shining and stinking turd in the punch bowl moment. And now it's time
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to get back to basics. What say you, Vish, bro?
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Well, listen, Jack, this is actually, this can be boiled down to a split that's very simple.
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This is a war between the talkers and the doers. The talkers like James Lindsay, Douglas Murray,
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the woke light people, the Constantine Kissins of the world. These are all people who are invested
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in that post-World War II liberal consensus that Fukuyama is sort of end of the world. Liberal
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democracy is the last final form of government that should be implemented, frozen in time forever.
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And we experienced that beautiful bliss during the 90s. And nobody had to think about politics,
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right? We want to go back to that. And what they miss is that the reason that we're in this mess
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is because we have such wide swaths of the population, not concerned about our politics.
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They didn't worry. They were sold a lie that history had ended and that we were going to be
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in the Gilded Age forever. This is what they want to go back to.
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And wouldn't that have been nice? But you know what?
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Shut down the voices who want to move forward and know that that was all a lie.
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And there were some problems going on in the 90s. Immigration being a major unchecked problem
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that was going on that few people saw coming. There were certain places like where Stephen
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Miller was growing up in Santa Monica, California, where it was inflected. Vish, thank you so much
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for being on, folks. Go follow Vish Burra and check out the Matt Gaetz Show on OAN. One American
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News, the great One American News. This is Jack Posobiec, and we've got a quick break. We'll be right
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back here on Human Events, Real America's Voice, and the Salem Radio Network.
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And Jack, where is Jack? Where is Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you.
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Great job, Jack. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always
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talking about the fake news and the bad. But we have guys, and these are the guys who
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should be getting policies. All right, Jack, so we're back live here. Human Events,
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Daily, Washington, D.C. Just during the break, huge breaking news. I want to bring in also the
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Salem Radio Network, Third Hour, Charlie Kirk. Massive, massive breaking news from President
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Trump breaking this himself. A lot of this was kind of in the air. There was a lot of chatter.
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I'll just read this new Truth Social. Let's come out. President Trump, I am pleased to announce
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that I will be nominating Mike Waltz to be the next United States Ambassador to the United Nations.
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From his time in uniform on the battlefield in Congress and as my National Security Advisor,
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Mike Waltz has worked hard to put our nation's interests first. I know he will do the same in
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his new role. In the interim, Secretary of State Marco Rubio will serve as National Security Advisor
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while continuing his strong leadership at the State Department. Together, we will continue to
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fight tirelessly to make America and the world safe again. Thank you for your attention to this
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matter. So if you remember the background on this, Mike Waltz and Elise Stefanik were both in Congress,
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pulled by Congress, from Congress to be nominated for President Trump's cabinet. Now, Elise Stefanik
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never fully went through with her nomination as UN Ambassador. Why? Because it looked like her seat
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was coming up. There were some questions about the House majority. Mike Waltz's seat was up. He was
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replaced by a Republican. However, then when he moved over as National Security Advisor, Elise Stefanik had
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already decided, and President Trump had made the announcement, that she would be remaining. So he pulled
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her nomination a while back. She would be remaining in her seat. So what does that mean? Well, the obvious
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choice was take Mike Waltz, put him back over to that open seat that Elise Stefanik, or the open nomination
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for the UN Ambassador. So you got Mike Waltz. Congratulations to him going up to be, and he'll be a fantastic
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Ambassador at the United Nations. Then Marco Rubio comes in, and he's going to be dual-hatted. I think
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there's going to be probably some load sharing with his Deputy Secretary of State as well to come in and run the
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National Security Council in the interim. But the search is on, certainly, and from everything I've heard, they are
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looking at a number of names for new National Security Advisor. But Marco Rubio, Secretary of State and National
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Security Advisor acting for the time being. Huge day, huge news, 100-day shakeup. Hey, as Secretary
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Hegseth said, Secretary of Defense said, things change, people move on. But ultimately, folks, President
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Trump calls the shots because, as we've been saying, it's his agenda, and it is his agenda that the
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American people voted for. All right, so we are now getting, I wanted to bring on our next guest
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from Silent. We're really very excited about this because there's so much that's been going on
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with the situation, with everything that's been happening. People talking about OPSEC,
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people talking about COMSEC. I wanted to bring on Aaron. How are you?
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Very well. So tell us a little bit more about, and look, I've been talking about COMSEC.
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ever since I went on my trip to Ukraine, and we were able to use Silent, the Faraday products
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that are provided. You've got bags, you've got pouches, sleeves, even clothing, by the way,
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that people can get into now, because this communication security, and by the way, it's not
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just communications, but it's signals, and this is something that I've even had to be
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educated on, that you've educated me on since we've been working together with Silent, because
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this is stuff that affects even your car. Your car's key fob when you're trying to look for
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your car, and actually, there was a funny thing. My kid's baseball team, we found out there's
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a family on the team that's basically got the same car as us, same color, same style, all
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us, I think we bought it at the same place. But how do we know who's is who's? The key
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fob, right? The key fob is the best way to tell. But people didn't realize, I didn't realize
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that your key fob can be copied, and your car could be stolen from that, and guess what?
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Now with these, you know, with Kila starters, guess what? You can use that key fob, and your
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Aaron, tell us about how Silent can come in with these Faraday products, that as we
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move into this technological age, this is really something people need to start getting smart
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Yeah, good point. I think you nailed it on the head. I mean, obviously, the key fob is a
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component that, you know, is really easy to solve with one of our signal blocking Faraday
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bags. But in tune to what you're saying about the realities of travel and international travel,
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the new real ID to travel even domestically is going to be in place, which holds a lot
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of information. And I think when you leave or travel and do something, it triggers kind
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of an alert in anyone's brain that you got to think about a few more things because you're
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leaving your bubble. And our backpacks, for example, which I know you travel with the E3
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backpack, a backpack, either the E3 or the Essentials backpack or a beautiful product, because
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well, let me just pause and ask you a question. When you shut your laptop, do you shut it down
00:26:51.320
Of course, you just close it. I always just close it.
00:26:54.040
Yeah. So just closing it, you know, for anyone listening, like doesn't do anything. It just
00:26:59.020
puts it in a mode that it's still accessible via Wi-Fi, location, Bluetooth. So by slipping
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that inside a Faraday sleeve, ideally in one of our backpacks, which has multiple compartments,
00:27:11.900
you're just buttoning up everything that is so important and valuable in your life and
00:27:18.360
giving you peace of mind. So you could just operate, move through dense areas, crowds,
00:27:22.840
airports, commute, whether it's, it doesn't have to be international. It could just be
00:27:28.280
an everyday practice that puts you in such a better position. And one of the more recent,
00:27:34.980
like alarming things, which I think you've covered before, but we have, you know, real-time articles,
00:27:41.200
examples that have come out in the last few weeks, just about Amazon and Alexa and Echo and the reality
00:27:50.000
that, you know, and there's been plenty of issues with you're speaking in front of Alexa or your Echo.
00:27:56.660
It's storing all your voice recordings. There's been tons of issues with that. And now it's either you
00:28:04.680
keep and use your Echo and give access to Amazon to have everything you say ever stored, or it loses all
00:28:13.360
its functionality. That's an interesting time to be in where like convenience is really trying to like
00:28:20.880
battle between privacy and security. And I think it further highlights like the actuality of your phone
00:28:28.220
or your laptop and how many apps, how many things have access to camera, mic, that's just super alarming.
00:28:37.160
And I would hope that people at this time in history, given it's so ever changing, that you take a step
00:28:46.400
in a direction that gives you more security over your finances, your wellbeing, your data. And I truly
00:28:54.060
believe that comes with silent. It's a textile product that you drop your devices inside and
00:29:01.800
instantly blocks wifi, Bluetooth, GPS, RFID, and really buttons everything up. And the benefits
00:29:09.300
that you get out of it is not only peace of mind, which I mentioned over and over, but you're securing
00:29:16.280
your family, you're securing any business comms. Obviously there's extreme cases like working with
00:29:22.680
special operators and military, which we're very into and securing their livelihood, but
00:29:29.900
journalists like yourself, obviously covering breaking news and stories and being a public
00:29:36.800
target in a sense, it comes with real world consequences. And I think everyone has the right
00:29:43.660
and the ability to do something about it, even in this overreaching digital playground that we're all in.
00:29:51.620
So yeah, it's more serious than it ever has been. And I'll probably never have an opportunity to not
00:30:00.840
You know, I know, I appreciate that. And, and even, you know, as you know, it's the summer's getting
00:30:05.040
started, you know, we're here in May now and protest season is coming back around in Washington,
00:30:10.620
DC, a rally, President Trump started doing rallies again. And these are all different instances.
00:30:16.060
We're going to be in a political setting in a mass area where you're not exactly sure who's coming
00:30:22.300
around. And we know, right, we've seen the Democrats use their violence to target people
00:30:28.620
who are, you know, who are Trump supporters or something that I'm thinking about actually,
00:30:34.200
as we've been discussing this is the Tesla owners. And, you know, we've seen the Tesla terrorists.
00:30:39.700
I had a friend of mine who actually experienced something like this, actually sent me the video,
00:30:42.940
I have to put it out yet. But, you know, I worry potentially that even with these, with these,
00:30:48.740
they could use your signal to then go after your Tesla, right? So it creates this whole,
00:30:54.760
basically, think of what we thought of Antifa over the last decade or up in 2020. That was five
00:31:00.660
years ago. Now the technology's advanced to the point where it might not just be that they're going
00:31:04.880
to key your Tesla. What if someone were to try to use this, you know, this technology or copying
00:31:10.520
key fobs, et cetera, as a way to actually take control of your Tesla, you know, stop it while
00:31:16.700
you're in the middle of driving or do something potentially even worse with it because they've
00:31:22.260
been able to gain access because they got your key fob. And it just occurs to me, Aaron, that there's
00:31:27.140
so many applications for this or potential, you know, as we're saying these, these random acts of
00:31:32.440
terrorism. Yeah, it's, you know, being in a public setting just as a regular human being a protest or
00:31:40.420
rally puts you at a high stakes position to your all your data is being gathered. And like, that's
00:31:47.420
a general statement. But me, anyone doing a geofence, so targeting a certain area and siphoning off the
00:31:55.000
information of everyone that was there, attending whether it was for nefarious reasons or not,
00:32:00.960
you get put into a bucket. And that could lead to consequential things for your regular normal life.
00:32:07.680
And by having a device on yourself, like your cell phone, but in more as backup inside a Faraday
00:32:14.020
sleeve, then it gives you kind of a, you know, emergency use case, but you could keep it on you
00:32:19.740
and you're undetectable. And we are just being absolutely harvested as individuals. And I love
00:32:28.580
technology. Silent is not anti-tech by any means, but we're acknowledging that there's real world
00:32:35.560
issues that we need to figure out as a society and overcome and not let being human, like be a thing
00:32:46.760
of the past. And it takes incremental change and, and understanding that not, not, not everyone has our
00:32:53.940
best interest. In fact, they don't. And it really comes upon to like self-reliance and resilience.
00:33:00.600
No, it does. And you have to be aware of, I think once you're aware of these issues and I've been more
00:33:04.880
aware since just getting involved and partnering with Silent and it's made me much more considerate of
00:33:12.720
the various technologies and how those technologies can in fact be defeated and then worked against us
00:33:20.180
for our safety and for our privacy. So to take back your privacy, head over to
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silent.com. That's SLNT.com slash POSO for 15% off at checkout with promo code POSO. Aaron,
00:33:34.800
thanks so much for being on, man. Really appreciate it. This is Jack Posobiec,
00:33:39.420
Human Events Daily, Salem Radio Network, Real America's Voice. Quick break, right back.
00:33:50.180
Staring at their iPhones. The technology of the future is going to be building great things,
00:33:55.000
but doing it in a new way, doing it with new incredible facilities, with safer facilities,
00:34:00.800
with people who know again how to use their minds, but also use their hands. And I think that is the
00:34:07.000
high tech future. You know, people criticize, I get sick sometimes in the press. They say that
00:34:11.760
Donald J. Trump wants to bring back the jobs of the past. And I don't think anything could be further
00:34:17.060
from the truth because I, again, was raised by a man who worked at a steel mill of the past.
00:34:23.820
But I guarantee if I went to that steel mill today, it's owned by Cleveland Cliffs. Sorry,
00:34:27.600
that's a competitor, but they're a good company too. We can spread the love around. But I guarantee
00:34:33.200
if I went to that facility today or when I go to this facility here in Berkeley, I don't see the
00:34:39.540
steel mill jobs of the past. I see the steel mill jobs of the future. I see technology allowing us to
00:34:45.940
do something today that my grandfather, God love him, wasn't doing 40 years ago at Armco Steel in
00:34:51.260
Middletown, Ohio. And I know that's how we're going to win the future. That's how we're going
00:34:55.780
to beat the Chinese. That's how we're going to beat every single competitor that America faces.
00:35:00.680
It's going to be by doing great things like what you're doing here at New Corps Steel. And never
00:35:05.840
let anybody tell you that this is not high tech. This is the highest tech industry maybe that I've ever
00:35:11.560
seen. And you're building the America of the future. Jack Posobiec, we're back here. Salem
00:35:16.600
Radio Network. We're going live to J.D. Vance at the brand opening of the New Corps Steel Mill in
00:35:22.040
South Carolina. So let me just close by saying, my friends, I think that the great American
00:35:28.180
manufacturing comeback has begun and the world has started to take notice. In just 100 days, the
00:35:35.040
president has attracted trillions of dollars in commitments for new investment in America, including
00:35:40.880
some from New Corps Steel. Just yesterday, we saw that business investment in the first quarter
00:35:47.040
of the United States economy, business investment grew by 22%. That was just in a few short months.
00:36:00.640
And we know that with all this additional investment is going to come hundreds of thousands of new,
00:36:06.240
high-paying, high-quality jobs. We're going to see new jobs in artificial intelligence,
00:36:12.160
in deep water oil production, in chip fabrication, in pharmaceutical factories, research labs,
00:36:18.240
supercomputing facilities, and of course, in great American-made steel. But the idea is very simple,
00:36:24.800
and the principle is even simpler, that we want to grow up in a country. We want our children to grow up in
00:36:32.400
a country where the things that they need are made by their neighbors and not by foreigners who hate
00:36:38.080
their guts. Where the critical components of American industry are built right here in the United
00:36:44.160
States of America, not in some far-flung region of the world that we can't depend on. And where American
00:36:49.760
jobs for people who are willing to work hard and play by the rules, pay a solid wage, allow you to buy a
00:36:55.680
home and start a family, and where you're proud every single day, just like my grandfather was,
00:37:01.440
of the things that you built with your hands, but also with your minds. I hope that you all are proud,
00:37:07.200
because I am certainly proud to stand here with great American steelworkers. And every single day,
00:37:12.880
from this day forward, that I go out as Vice President of the United States, when I look at those
00:37:16.320
tall skyscrapers or I look at those beautiful bridges, I'm going to remember this day and remember
00:37:22.000
that you guys are building the future of this country. I'm proud of you. We're rooting for you.
00:37:27.440
The President of the United States is going to make your life easier every single day. We had a good
00:37:32.240
start. A hundred days. But for the next 1300 days, President Donald J. Trump and Vice President Vance,
00:37:38.320
we're going to be fighting for you, fighting for your jobs, and fighting for the future that you want
00:37:42.880
to build for your families. God bless you all. Thank you for having me.
00:37:49.520
All right, that's J.D. Vance, the Vice President of the United States there, and he's walking off the
00:38:00.960
Nucor steel mill in South Carolina, giving an incredible speech. Folks, this is what it's all
00:38:09.200
about. And I certainly hope that the Vice President and the President himself start to do more of these.
00:38:15.600
You're going to say, look, when we talk about Trump's grand strategy and the great deal for
00:38:21.040
the American people, people say, oh, the tariffs, all the tariffs, all the tariffs. And I get it.
00:38:24.400
It's like the people who go off on tariffs the most, by the ways, it's like, tell me you bought
00:38:29.840
Nvidia high without telling me you bought Nvidia high. Like we get it. You're sitting there looking
00:38:35.040
at your stocks. You're saying, oh my gosh, red numbers all day long. I get it. Okay. But think about
00:38:42.640
the structural changes. Stop thinking about your own stock portfolio for five seconds and think
00:38:47.440
about the structural changes about what this means for the American people and what this means for our
00:38:52.400
country going forward. And that means, yes, unfortunately, you're going to have to think
00:38:58.000
beyond your own personal bubble and actually think about things that affect the other people who live
00:39:05.440
in our community. People like, oh, I don't know, our neighbors, our families, our churches,
00:39:11.360
our parishes, our children. This is the country that we are going to hand on to our children,
00:39:18.000
not our homes, not our, and that's how we're going to be, by the way, that's what we're going to be
00:39:22.960
defined on is what I'm trying to say. Our country, not our homes, not our material possessions.
00:39:29.040
You want to know, I had a priest who used to tell me, he said, you know what a good place to count
00:39:32.480
your money is? The graveyard. Just go to the graveyard and check your bank account. Go ahead.
00:39:38.480
Go ahead. Because guess what? You can't take it with you, folks. You can't take it with you.
00:39:43.200
But you know what you're like, what, you know what does live on? Your legacy. Your legacy is what
00:39:49.360
carries on the legacy of your children and the legacy of how you left the country behind you. And I think
00:39:57.200
somewhere along the line, maybe it was the 60s, just saying, we forgot that in America. We forgot
00:40:03.920
to think about legacy and we focused too much on self, too much on me, me, me. And it's no coincidence
00:40:10.960
that it was the 60s as well when God was pushed out of the public square. Well, folks, it's time for
00:40:18.560
America to believe in God yet again. And that is the greatest awakening that you will ever see in your
00:40:26.320
entire life. This is Jack Posobiec, Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice, and the Salem Radio
00:40:33.200
Network. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission.