Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - Mike Waltz Out At NSA, In As The US Ambassador To The UN

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00:00:30.000 This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.

00:00:40.000 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.

00:00:46.560 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Poso.

00:00:50.380 Ukraine and the U.S. on Wednesday sign an investment deal that will give the U.S. access

00:00:55.960 to a key minerals deal after months of negotiations.

00:00:59.560 The Ukrainians are framing this at least as part of an investment fund.

00:01:03.980 In fact, they're calling it the United States-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund.

00:01:07.820 China is doing very poorly right now.

00:01:10.140 I just saw some reports coming out, and I don't want that to happen.

00:01:13.040 I was actually saddened to hear it, but they are getting absolutely hammered in China.

00:01:18.680 Their factories are closing all over China because we're not taking their product.

00:01:22.940 We don't want their product unless they're going to be fair with us.

00:01:25.800 California District Judge Jennifer Thurston demanded CBP agents cannot arrest suspected

00:01:31.820 illegal migrants without a warrant.

00:01:33.960 Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Maryland man who was deported to a prison in El Salvador.

00:01:39.460 There's new fallout because after President Trump suggested he could get him back to the

00:01:44.080 U.S. if he wanted to.

00:01:45.740 Has a formal request from this administration been made?

00:01:48.240 Well, I would never tell you that.

00:01:49.760 And you know who else I'll never tell?

00:01:50.920 A judge.

00:01:51.640 Because the conduct of our foreign policy belongs to the President of the United States

00:01:54.840 and the executive branch, not some judge.

00:01:56.660 It's a sad reflection on the state of our media and many of the outlets represented in

00:02:01.980 this room that you obsessively try to shill for this MS-13 terrorist.

00:02:08.740 National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and his deputy, Alex Wong, are set to step down from

00:02:15.060 their post.

00:02:15.760 Right now, it is not clear why that is happening or who is going to possibly replace them.

00:02:22.020 But this is a very, very developing story.

00:02:26.660 Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily here in

00:02:32.600 Washington, D.C.

00:02:33.800 Today is May 1st, 2025, Anno Domini.

00:02:39.820 Well, as people have heard over the past couple of hours after the news broke, President Trump

00:02:45.620 is now changing up his national security team with a new position opening up at the National

00:02:54.580 Security Council for the National Security Advisor and the Deputy National Security Advisor.

00:03:00.880 Many people will remember that Mike Flynn, General Mike Flynn, was President Trump's very first

00:03:06.460 national security advisor all the way back in 2017.

00:03:10.860 Although, from what I've been hearing as of this point, that what the intention here is,

00:03:18.240 is to bring forward the Steve Whitcoff, Scott Besson's plan for the Trump agenda writ large.

00:03:27.420 Deals, negotiations, grand strategy, leverage, not military attacks, not new and open warfare,

00:03:38.020 not bombing runs, not starting new wars, not backing proxy forces like we've done so many

00:03:44.120 times around the world that get us entrenched deeper and deeper into these foreign policy

00:03:49.800 disasters. But to make these one-on-one deals and perhaps even leaning on someone like Steve

00:03:56.220 Whitcoff, who doesn't have a background in government or a background in the administrative

00:04:01.260 state, what he has is a background in diplomacy and loyalty to the president and the president's

00:04:10.780 wishes. And this is something that a lot of people in Washington, D.C. don't seem to understand.

00:04:16.100 Steve Whitcoff is championing the president's agenda, which is the agenda that the American

00:04:24.060 people voted for in November. Won the popular vote. They won seven out of seven of the swing

00:04:32.800 states. Democrats, especially some union members, as I found out, don't like when you bring that

00:04:39.980 up. But it's true. The American people did not vote for war. So as we move forward through the

00:04:47.740 fourth turning, the idea is that America is going to win. Jack Posobiec, Human Events Daily. We'll be

00:04:56.200 right back. Understand what America first truly means. Welcome to the second American revolution.

00:05:14.960 All right, Jack Posobiec, here we are back live. Washington, D.C. Human Events Daily. We want to

00:05:20.920 also welcome in the third hour of the Charlie Kirk Show and his audience on the Salem Radio Network.

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00:07:02.660 obviously, out of the White House. And I really think this means it's a step in the direction of

00:07:08.400 what I've called Trump's grand strategy, the Trump doctrine, if you will. This is something that was

00:07:15.000 championed, by the way, at hundreds of rallies and political events all throughout, not just 2024,

00:07:21.480 but even the years prior. President Trump and a vote for him meant a vote towards peace, a vote towards

00:07:29.360 negotiations, not World War III, which is exactly where Biden and Kamala Harris were sending all of us,

00:07:36.760 vis-a-vis the Ukraine war, then the war between Israel and Gaza, and so many more flashpoints.

00:07:42.760 You think about Taiwan, you think about the South China Sea, and all sorts of other things

00:07:46.100 where the flare could go up. I want to bring in Vish Burra. He's the producer on the Matt Gaetz Show,

00:07:52.320 more producer of War Room. You guys know him. What's up, Vish?

00:07:55.360 Thanks for having me, Jack. I'm having a good time out here in San Diego.

00:07:59.920 Yeah. Out in San Diego, out in God's country, and it's getting nice out there, too. Vish,

00:08:06.020 what is it where people still don't quite seem to understand that the America First agenda is not

00:08:14.860 the agenda of going around and picking fights and battles and wars and military action with other

00:08:22.480 countries around the world that have not attacked us directly, and also that the idea that we can

00:08:29.660 deal with things in a different way. And by the way, who's someone that I have to say this,

00:08:35.360 and I talked about earlier on War Room, Steve, one of the guys in the New York Post who's out there

00:08:41.320 today, or I guess yesterday dropped this piece about Steve Whitcoff, this massive attack on Whitcoff

00:08:46.660 that's going on, was Douglas Murray. And he's saying in the New York Post article, and I've had

00:08:52.160 to respond to a number of his articles because he attacked MAGA on Ukraine. Now he's attacking

00:08:56.980 Whitcoff on Iran, says this guy has no idea what he's doing. He's completely out of his depth. He's

00:09:02.340 wild. He's out of control. And it's like, he's doing exactly what the president was elected to do,

00:09:08.980 and he's loyal to President Trump, and he's working as an envoy of Trump. We've had envoys throughout

00:09:14.100 history like this. Vish, why are the attacks on Whitcoff going on? And what is this sort of

00:09:20.820 interplay between the neoconservative, neoliberal wing of sort of the party and the ascendant MAGA

00:09:30.340 America First wing? Jack, that's actually a great question. What we have to remember is when we talk

00:09:37.420 about the America First agenda and why we are pursuing the America First agenda, it really simply

00:09:43.660 boils down to this. What the agenda is meant to do is to maximize the value of American citizenship.

00:09:52.200 And so every move is meant to do that. And when I had you on the Matt Gaetz show when I was guest

00:09:59.180 hosting about a month ago, you went into great length to describe what was called the great deal.

00:10:05.040 And that is exactly what Donald Trump went on the campaign trail and promised to people and to

00:10:11.480 Americans, not just in 2016, but again, in 2024, that he was going to bring about a great deal,

00:10:18.700 whether it was about immigration, whether it was about trade and jobs with tariffs, and also foreign

00:10:24.700 policy. And in order for a great deal to come about, you need great deal makers. And that is exactly

00:10:32.540 why you are seeing now the convergence of attacks on Steve Whitcoff, President Trump's envoy to practically

00:10:40.740 everything, but namely Russia and Iran. Steve Whitcoff is a guy who knows how to use leverage,

00:10:47.120 who knows how to negotiate, and who knows who the primary stakeholders are, which is Donald Trump and

00:10:53.080 the American people. And so now, why you are seeing these attacks on Mr. Whitcoff is because the Douglas

00:11:01.800 Murrays of the world, the James Lindseys of the world, these are what I call the Fukuyamaists, 1.00

00:11:08.080 right? These are the people who are essentially fully invested in the post-World War II liberal

00:11:16.180 consensus that has ruled and ruined the world over the last 80 years. And so when Donald Trump comes

00:11:23.580 in and says, I'm going to secure a new great deal, this is what we're going after. We are ending the

00:11:29.380 post-World War consensus and starting a new one for the 21st century.

00:11:33.680 What's going on, Vish? This post-war consensus that you're discussing,

00:11:37.700 is this merely foreign policy or is foreign policy and trade and all these various things

00:11:43.400 intrinsically connected?

00:11:45.560 It's all connected, Jack. It's not just the foreign policy. The foreign policy is one aspect of it.

00:11:52.280 But when we talk about maximizing the value of American citizenship and not maximizing the value

00:11:59.880 of shareholders in some stock market or in some multinational company, this is what we're talking

00:12:07.420 about when we talk about taking down the post-World War II consensus. It's because what the post-World

00:12:14.380 War II consensus, what it essentially boiled down to was that America, because it's the hegemon, 0.77

00:12:20.320 it's going to take a position where it's going to allow its economy and its wealth to deflate

00:12:25.880 and be broadly distributed all across the world at the expense of everyday Americans,

00:12:32.020 the working class that we fight for every day and the working class that pays for everything. 1.00

00:12:37.300 And so now when that working class says, no, I want my jobs back here. I want my value to be created

00:12:43.900 here in America. I want the tariffs to protect American goods. But I also want our foreign policy

00:12:51.580 to protect American lives and protect our soldiers and make sure they're not out there on excursions

00:12:58.040 and expeditions that don't do anything to maximize the value of American citizenship. This is exactly

00:13:05.400 what these Fukuyamaists, these people who are clinging to the post-World War II liberal order,

00:13:12.400 this is exactly what they don't want. But this is exactly what President Trump is delivering.

00:13:16.140 And Vish, people have heard, you know, of various institutions that prop up this post-war consensus

00:13:24.420 or the liberal order, the rules-based order, as Blinken used to call it. Have you heard of the UN?

00:13:31.080 Have you heard of NATO? Have you heard of the Bretton Woods Agreement, the International Monetary Fund,

00:13:36.740 the IMF, the World Bank, all of which are directly associated now with the World Economic Forum,

00:13:43.140 Laos Schwab, all of these various, as we would call them, globalist organizations, the Atlantic Council

00:13:49.760 and others, so many think tanks that are associated with this. And there's various, you know, British

00:13:53.920 and European continental organizations that are also tied directly intrinsically into this.

00:13:59.500 This is the global power structure. And what President Trump is now doing on foreign policy,

00:14:05.320 on tariffs and trade, and on immigration is actually working to roll that back and put America,

00:14:14.500 because we've extended ourselves too far. We've been completely overextended. That's why we don't,

00:14:20.140 we can't afford things anymore. But in the meantime, you go look at Shanghai, you go look at Shenzhen,

00:14:25.660 you go look at Chongqing, and all of these cities in China, the Three Gorges Dam. And you say,

00:14:31.800 how come they have all that? And yet Detroit is falling apart, and Chicago is falling apart.

00:14:35.620 That's why President Trump was in Michigan just a couple nights ago. We're going to be right back,

00:14:41.080 Jack Posobiec on with Vish Burra here, Human Events Daily. Stay tuned, quick break.

00:14:46.320 Hey, you know, they talk about influences. These are influences. And they're friends of mine,

00:14:59.840 Jack Posobiec. Where's Jack? Jack? He's done a great job.

00:15:04.720 All right, Jack Posobiec, we are back live. That's a beautiful, if you're watching us on Real

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00:16:55.920 with Vish Burra, producer of the Matt Gaetz Show. You know him from the war room. And Vish, we're

00:17:00.840 talking about this phenomenon that I've dubbed the woke light. And you started to see this bubble up

00:17:08.360 last year. People really opposed my anti-communism book for some reason, where I said, basically,

00:17:15.360 what if we stop debating the communists and actually just try to beat them and actually just

00:17:21.900 try to remove them from power and every institution where they hold sway in all of society? And, you

00:17:30.200 know, this whole, oh, let's just have a gentleman's debate about it is never going to work because

00:17:35.440 they're not interested in debate. And certainly anyone who saw my video with Jamie Raskin the other day

00:17:41.080 clearly can see that with their own two eyes. And yet some people will go around saying that,

00:17:48.680 oh, well, if you just want to fight the communists, well, that's woke. And in fact, you're woke,

00:17:53.340 right? And that makes you kind of woke too. And you go around saying woke things like Christ is king,

00:18:00.040 or when Stephen Miller says we need patriotic education in this country. And Donald Trump says

00:18:04.860 we're going to bring back Columbus Day. Well, that's all woke. That's all about to woke,

00:18:08.360 right? I said, you know what? Actually, you guys are acting kind of woke, to be honest,

00:18:12.700 because you're going around telling people who can be on what show, who can be on what podcast,

00:18:17.400 what views we're allowed to listen to. I'm sorry. No, that's not what we do. That's what the woke does.

00:18:23.260 That makes you woke light. And to your point, Vish, they want to go back to sort of the 1990s or even

00:18:29.740 like Barack Obama era consensus of politics, where things like, where basically the atheists were in

00:18:36.300 charge. Like, can we just say it? That was the moment where the atheists, the secularists,

00:18:40.700 the humanists, the materialists, they were in charge for a brief period of time, you know,

00:18:45.260 late 90s. And certainly with great inflection under Obama, it was a complete disaster.

00:18:51.460 COVID was their shining and stinking turd in the punch bowl moment. And now it's time

00:18:59.600 to get back to basics. What say you, Vish, bro?

00:19:04.260 Well, listen, Jack, this is actually, this can be boiled down to a split that's very simple.

00:19:09.240 This is a war between the talkers and the doers. The talkers like James Lindsay, Douglas Murray,

00:19:17.380 the woke light people, the Constantine Kissins of the world. These are all people who are invested

00:19:23.160 in that post-World War II liberal consensus that Fukuyama is sort of end of the world. Liberal

00:19:30.040 democracy is the last final form of government that should be implemented, frozen in time forever.

00:19:35.880 And we experienced that beautiful bliss during the 90s. And nobody had to think about politics,

00:19:42.960 right? We want to go back to that. And what they miss is that the reason that we're in this mess

00:19:50.300 is because we have such wide swaths of the population, not concerned about our politics.

00:19:56.660 They didn't worry. They were sold a lie that history had ended and that we were going to be

00:20:02.060 in the Gilded Age forever. This is what they want to go back to. 0.71

00:20:06.140 And wouldn't that have been nice? But you know what?

00:20:07.920 Shut down the voices who want to move forward and know that that was all a lie.

00:20:12.460 And there were some problems going on in the 90s. Immigration being a major unchecked problem 1.00

00:20:18.080 that was going on that few people saw coming. There were certain places like where Stephen

00:20:22.840 Miller was growing up in Santa Monica, California, where it was inflected. Vish, thank you so much

00:20:28.160 for being on, folks. Go follow Vish Burra and check out the Matt Gaetz Show on OAN. One American

00:20:36.380 News, the great One American News. This is Jack Posobiec, and we've got a quick break. We'll be right

00:20:41.520 back here on Human Events, Real America's Voice, and the Salem Radio Network.

00:20:46.020 And Jack, where is Jack? Where is Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you.

00:21:01.860 Great job, Jack. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always

00:21:07.200 talking about the fake news and the bad. But we have guys, and these are the guys who

00:21:11.740 should be getting policies. All right, Jack, so we're back live here. Human Events,

00:21:17.260 Daily, Washington, D.C. Just during the break, huge breaking news. I want to bring in also the

00:21:23.560 Salem Radio Network, Third Hour, Charlie Kirk. Massive, massive breaking news from President

00:21:28.520 Trump breaking this himself. A lot of this was kind of in the air. There was a lot of chatter.

00:21:34.060 I'll just read this new Truth Social. Let's come out. President Trump, I am pleased to announce

00:21:39.400 that I will be nominating Mike Waltz to be the next United States Ambassador to the United Nations.

00:21:44.780 From his time in uniform on the battlefield in Congress and as my National Security Advisor,

00:21:49.460 Mike Waltz has worked hard to put our nation's interests first. I know he will do the same in

00:21:53.600 his new role. In the interim, Secretary of State Marco Rubio will serve as National Security Advisor

00:21:59.460 while continuing his strong leadership at the State Department. Together, we will continue to

00:22:04.520 fight tirelessly to make America and the world safe again. Thank you for your attention to this

00:22:10.840 matter. So if you remember the background on this, Mike Waltz and Elise Stefanik were both in Congress,

00:22:17.380 pulled by Congress, from Congress to be nominated for President Trump's cabinet. Now, Elise Stefanik

00:22:23.800 never fully went through with her nomination as UN Ambassador. Why? Because it looked like her seat

00:22:31.320 was coming up. There were some questions about the House majority. Mike Waltz's seat was up. He was

00:22:38.120 replaced by a Republican. However, then when he moved over as National Security Advisor, Elise Stefanik had

00:22:45.800 already decided, and President Trump had made the announcement, that she would be remaining. So he pulled

00:22:51.560 her nomination a while back. She would be remaining in her seat. So what does that mean? Well, the obvious

00:22:57.100 choice was take Mike Waltz, put him back over to that open seat that Elise Stefanik, or the open nomination 0.99

00:23:03.740 for the UN Ambassador. So you got Mike Waltz. Congratulations to him going up to be, and he'll be a fantastic

00:23:10.340 Ambassador at the United Nations. Then Marco Rubio comes in, and he's going to be dual-hatted. I think

00:23:17.140 there's going to be probably some load sharing with his Deputy Secretary of State as well to come in and run the

00:23:25.740 National Security Council in the interim. But the search is on, certainly, and from everything I've heard, they are

00:23:32.620 looking at a number of names for new National Security Advisor. But Marco Rubio, Secretary of State and National

00:23:40.360 Security Advisor acting for the time being. Huge day, huge news, 100-day shakeup. Hey, as Secretary

00:23:48.840 Hegseth said, Secretary of Defense said, things change, people move on. But ultimately, folks, President

00:23:55.060 Trump calls the shots because, as we've been saying, it's his agenda, and it is his agenda that the

00:24:02.140 American people voted for. All right, so we are now getting, I wanted to bring on our next guest

00:24:11.740 from Silent. We're really very excited about this because there's so much that's been going on

00:24:18.080 with the situation, with everything that's been happening. People talking about OPSEC,

00:24:22.880 people talking about COMSEC. I wanted to bring on Aaron. How are you?

00:24:25.840 Hey, I'm doing good. How are you doing, Jack?

00:24:31.280 Very well. So tell us a little bit more about, and look, I've been talking about COMSEC.

00:24:36.960 ever since I went on my trip to Ukraine, and we were able to use Silent, the Faraday products

00:24:43.740 that are provided. You've got bags, you've got pouches, sleeves, even clothing, by the way,

00:24:50.680 that people can get into now, because this communication security, and by the way, it's not

00:24:55.120 just communications, but it's signals, and this is something that I've even had to be

00:24:59.020 educated on, that you've educated me on since we've been working together with Silent, because

00:25:04.120 this is stuff that affects even your car. Your car's key fob when you're trying to look for

00:25:09.720 your car, and actually, there was a funny thing. My kid's baseball team, we found out there's

00:25:18.060 a family on the team that's basically got the same car as us, same color, same style, all

00:25:24.460 us, I think we bought it at the same place. But how do we know who's is who's? The key

00:25:30.000 fob, right? The key fob is the best way to tell. But people didn't realize, I didn't realize

00:25:35.800 that your key fob can be copied, and your car could be stolen from that, and guess what?

00:25:41.120 Now with these, you know, with Kila starters, guess what? You can use that key fob, and your

00:25:47.000 car can be driven away.

00:25:48.620 Aaron, tell us about how Silent can come in with these Faraday products, that as we

00:25:54.080 move into this technological age, this is really something people need to start getting smart

00:25:58.100 about.

00:25:59.680 Yeah, good point. I think you nailed it on the head. I mean, obviously, the key fob is a

00:26:03.820 component that, you know, is really easy to solve with one of our signal blocking Faraday

00:26:09.120 bags. But in tune to what you're saying about the realities of travel and international travel,

00:26:15.100 the new real ID to travel even domestically is going to be in place, which holds a lot

00:26:20.940 of information. And I think when you leave or travel and do something, it triggers kind

00:26:26.700 of an alert in anyone's brain that you got to think about a few more things because you're

00:26:30.940 leaving your bubble. And our backpacks, for example, which I know you travel with the E3

00:26:36.200 backpack, a backpack, either the E3 or the Essentials backpack or a beautiful product, because

00:26:41.900 well, let me just pause and ask you a question. When you shut your laptop, do you shut it down

00:26:48.040 completely? Or do you just slide in?

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

00:27:05.760 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

00:29:59.420 say that.

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

00:33:24.840 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. 1.00

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.

00:35:55.220 That's a big number.

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. 0.59

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.

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