Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - November 27, 2024


MULTIPLE MEMBERS OF TRUMP TEAM SWATTED - MAGA MUST STAY FROSTY


Episode Stats

Length

50 minutes

Words per Minute

173.56195

Word Count

8,705

Sentence Count

511

Misogynist Sentences

4

Hate Speech Sentences

9


Summary

The election is over, and Donald Trump has won in a historic landslide. Now we are throwing a conservative conference to celebrate victory but also to plan the work ahead for the road to come. A major development in the Middle East, the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah may have already been breached within hours, and several of President Trump s cabinet nominees have been targeted in violent, un-American threats.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 All right, folks, the election is over and Donald Trump has won in a historic landslide.
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00:01:35.800 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
00:01:47.060 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
00:01:50.060 Christ is king.
00:01:51.400 It's a major development in the Middle East.
00:01:53.240 The ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah took effect overnight.
00:01:56.940 The Israel War Room is saying that ceasefire may have already technically been breached within hours.
00:02:03.820 The page stating, quote,
00:02:04.960 The IDF reports multiple vehicles carrying suspected terrorists entered a restricted area in southern Lebanon, violating the agreement.
00:02:13.780 Clearly, Putin has a type.
00:02:17.260 He likes narcissists and egomaniacs that he knows as a case officer he could easily pander to and manipulate to do his dirty work.
00:02:25.020 We are under attack.
00:02:26.040 Russia has been using different levers, whether that's corruption networks, in this case, it's influencers like Donald Trump, like Elon Musk, to really kind of sow discord.
00:02:39.080 President-elect Trump's threat to impose tariffs on America's neighbors already prompting a growing fight with Mexico and Canada.
00:02:47.720 Mexico's new president threatening to retaliate with tariffs of their own if Trump follows through on his pledge to impose 25 percent across-the-board tariffs on both countries.
00:02:59.140 According to a nationwide poll by the website 538, Vice President Kamala Harris does lead former President Donald Trump.
00:03:05.420 How deep was the hole that she had to climb out of?
00:03:07.740 I mean, I think it surprised people because there was these public polls that came out in late September, early October, showing us with leads that we never saw.
00:03:16.280 I just have to remind you, don't you ever let anybody take your power from you.
00:03:22.340 You have the same power that you did before November 5th.
00:03:26.840 The Trump-Vance transition team saying that some members or potential members of the incoming administration are facing serious threats.
00:03:36.140 The team issuing this statement, quote,
00:03:38.840 Last night and this morning, several of President Trump's cabinet nominees and administration appointees were targeted in violent, un-American threats to their lives and those who live with them.
00:03:52.280 These attacks range from bomb threats to swatting.
00:03:56.480 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily here live where the Mar-a-Lago editions continue on Human Events Daily.
00:04:03.740 Today is November 27th.
00:04:06.140 2024, Anno, Dominic.
00:04:09.000 Yesterday, I sat in this chair, sat right here yesterday, and I told you that more threats were coming for the left.
00:04:15.380 We, in fact, did the entire program on it yesterday.
00:04:19.620 This, Sean, I was talking about when prophecy fails.
00:04:23.540 I gave you all homework, and I hope that people actually went out and read the book.
00:04:27.480 Maybe even read a summary of it because I told you that they would be getting more feral, and I told you that they would be getting worse.
00:04:34.880 Now we know that Lee Zeldin and a number of other Trump nominees, what I've gotten, I've gotten a bunch of names, and I'll just say these are families with children, all right?
00:04:45.920 I'm not going to put the names out, but these are families with children.
00:04:48.680 They're at home, and they've been swatted.
00:04:51.480 Well, what is swatting, boys and girls?
00:04:54.460 It's what happened to my family last year, specifically my parents.
00:04:59.640 And I'll just say the ones that came after my parents last year and tried to rain this on them, they were dealt with.
00:05:06.780 And they thought that being overseas at the time would save them.
00:05:12.200 It did.
00:05:14.440 So what are we hearing now, folks?
00:05:17.020 The harsh truth is that swatting is not some harmless game.
00:05:20.420 It's a tactic deployed by radical elements within these left-wing cults designed and emboldened over the years to provoke a law enforcement response, putting lives at risk.
00:05:32.700 It's a game of Russian roulette with real bullets.
00:05:36.840 We remember the two assassination attempts on President Trump this year.
00:05:41.500 That was this year.
00:05:43.920 This pattern is cut from the same plot, the same violent cult mentality.
00:05:51.020 Go read Unhuman.
00:05:52.500 The same hatred, the same refusal to accept the outcome that is driving these acts.
00:05:58.120 The targeted harassment, the echoes of violence, the left's actual war on the status quo in our country.
00:06:06.220 And when you can't win at the polls, you attack the players.
00:06:09.300 This is a strategy born out of desperation and a belief that their right to power overrides the basic rules of law and basic human decency.
00:06:19.700 Look, they were swatting my family last year.
00:06:22.560 Now they're swatting members of the incoming Trump administration, and they know they can't get them at, say, Mar-a-Lago or West Palm Beach Golf Course or the transition office.
00:06:33.060 So what are they going to do?
00:06:34.080 Oh, now they're going to go after your home.
00:06:36.700 Now they're going after your family.
00:06:38.560 Now they're going after your children.
00:06:40.500 This is a wake-up call.
00:06:43.360 The left's violent cult mentality has been unchecked for too long.
00:06:47.440 They've gone from words to actions, from protests to riots to swatting, and from that to outright assassination attempts.
00:06:56.080 So right now, we need to demand justice.
00:06:59.540 Because justice is the only thing that's actually going to change anything here.
00:07:05.460 This is about preserving the peace and safety that all Americans, tell us what side of the aisle on, you deserve.
00:07:11.440 And when justice comes, it will come and swing down as an angle of hammer.
00:07:18.920 This was an act of terrorism, and it will be dealt with.
00:07:23.360 Be right.
00:07:26.720 You know, they talk about influences.
00:07:29.000 These are influences.
00:07:30.860 And they're friends of mine.
00:07:33.260 Jack Persovic.
00:07:34.740 Where's Jack?
00:07:35.700 Jack.
00:07:36.680 He's done a great job.
00:07:38.140 All right, Jack Persovic back here at Live Human Events Daily.
00:07:43.460 The Mar-a-Lago editions continue.
00:07:45.780 It was over at Mar-a-Lago last night.
00:07:48.160 Got to see the president.
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00:07:54.900 And I just have to say, it's so impressive.
00:07:57.800 So impressive seeing the operation that they've put together, the people that they're bringing together,
00:08:02.940 the in-depth process that is going on in terms of vet people.
00:08:07.580 Hats off to everyone that's involved in the transition, that's everyone that's there.
00:08:11.040 Sergio Gore, of course, who is, you know, really kind of the referee in charge of all of it.
00:08:15.480 Absolutely top-notch operation.
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00:09:57.020 The threats against our lawmakers.
00:09:58.980 The threats against the nominees.
00:10:00.700 The threats against their families.
00:10:03.140 This is ridiculous.
00:10:04.020 Now, Kenny, I know you've got your big piece up about the confirmation process.
00:10:12.840 Can you give us a little response about how the left reacted to the latest?
00:10:18.180 And it's an attack, and I'm just going to call it.
00:10:19.980 This was a terrorist attack on the Trump.
00:10:24.420 Well, it absolutely is.
00:10:25.700 And I think that's the entire point.
00:10:27.460 You know, it actually connects to the article in part.
00:10:29.700 You know, this is the reason why they need to be confirmed, is these nominees pose a threat to the cultural Marxist left.
00:10:35.820 It poses a threat to those who want to commit terrorism against us.
00:10:38.700 And this shows how much of a threat they actually are.
00:10:41.320 And we're not just talking about, like, the firebrands like Tulsi Gabbard, Pete Hegseth, and Robert Kennedy,
00:10:45.680 but people like Lee Zeldin who have been targeted.
00:10:48.300 Somebody who is, you know, mostly universally loved by the GOP and by the New York State
00:10:52.840 when he almost beat Kathy Hockle in the governor's race there.
00:10:55.520 So they view not only the ones they're deeming as radical, like Kennedy, Gabbard, and Hegseth,
00:11:01.620 the ones they want to target the most, they are targeting even establishment picks
00:11:05.600 and even those who are favored among even the most moderate Republicans.
00:11:09.620 They're, like, people like Zeldin, like I just referred to.
00:11:12.540 If they think Lee Zeldin is a threat, imagine what they think about Pete Hegseth, Tulsi Gabbard, Robert Kennedy,
00:11:18.620 the new NIH director, those Trump administration officials that he's going to have around him,
00:11:24.000 people like Stephen Miller, imagine what threat that they posed to the cultural left
00:11:30.120 that has now targeted us through terror attacks.
00:11:32.680 This just proves that it doesn't really matter who you are, if you are vocal,
00:11:36.900 if you are just vocally MAGA, firebrand, you know, fire-breathing conservatives,
00:11:41.600 or you're just somebody who is willing to help out the administration.
00:11:45.400 This just proves if you align with Donald Trump and you align with the GOP,
00:11:48.980 they view you as an extremist rot threat, a Republican threat to democracy.
00:11:54.900 And when they are really the ones who are threatening democracy at this standpoint,
00:11:59.300 they're the ones who are conducting terrorist attacks and evil actions against us.
00:12:03.420 So we have to be willing to address that and call it what it is, which is domestic terrorism.
00:12:07.620 Now, it clearly is an act of domestic terrorism.
00:12:11.800 I certainly hope that it's investigated, prosecuted, and the people who conducted this are convicted
00:12:17.020 immediately and given swift justice.
00:12:20.140 Kenny, walk us through, though, and you're right, it does tie back to your article
00:12:23.960 about why the GOP must confirm Trump's nominees.
00:12:28.800 You mentioned Tulsi Gabbard, RFK, Jay Bhattacharya, a guy who actually went and signed the Great
00:12:36.200 Barrington Declaration, who came out totally against Fauci.
00:12:41.660 It was like Fauci's arch-nemesis is now getting Fauci—well, the job of Fauci's boss would have
00:12:47.220 been his boss, Francis Collins, as director of the NIH.
00:12:51.980 So, Kenny, talk to us about this situation where we're really getting in sort of the inverse
00:12:57.920 of the government we had before.
00:13:00.560 Well, I think that's the entire purpose, and that's what the American people have demanded,
00:13:03.400 is we are getting the inverse of the Biden administration and the Kamala Harris administration.
00:13:07.460 These picks are a complete rejection of the deep state, a complete rejection of the establishment,
00:13:12.520 and a complete rejection of prior administrations past.
00:13:15.800 And that's why they need to be confirmed.
00:13:17.060 Do you really think that the same people who are going to vote against Hexeth, Gabbard,
00:13:22.440 or Kennedy would have really, you know, had a conscience and said,
00:13:26.300 hey, you know, these Democratic picks that Biden and Point put up are not qualified,
00:13:30.960 or they have had allegations against them in the past, the same way Republicans like
00:13:34.560 Susan Collins and others are doing right now.
00:13:36.800 Republicans finally need to be party-lined.
00:13:39.220 We've got to step up and confirm our president's nominee because the American people have mandated it.
00:13:43.800 This is not something where a popular vote has been lost, a narrow electoral victory,
00:13:48.140 or what have you, where we can afford to say, hey, this person has false allegations,
00:13:52.980 or this person has been on a no-fly list, or, you know, Robert Kennedy has said crazy things on a podcast,
00:13:58.760 whatever, they need to step up and actually confirm the mandate that has been proposed by the American people.
00:14:04.500 These people do not, it is no time to be centrist, it is no time to be moderate,
00:14:08.960 it is no time to be electorally viable.
00:14:11.040 It is time to confirm President Trump's nominees for the administration that he has got a mandate by the American people for.
00:14:18.280 There was not a popular vote loss, this was not an electoral slide-by, a narrow electoral margin,
00:14:24.660 this was a mandate by the American people that carried the Senate over, that carried the House over,
00:14:30.380 and gave Donald Trump back the White House.
00:14:32.340 So if we really want to make an impact and reject the very administration
00:14:35.740 that has imposed authoritarian threats to democracy and to the Republican Party,
00:14:40.440 we need to confirm these nominations in large.
00:14:44.160 There shouldn't be one deflection, there shouldn't be one defraction,
00:14:47.720 and we should be able to confirm these nominees easily,
00:14:50.100 and I hope we see that from the Senate GOP,
00:14:52.300 because we need to see that the mandate is proposed and confirmed.
00:14:56.540 Look, I agree with that completely.
00:14:58.520 We have to build a very simple, and it's a very simple proposition.
00:15:06.680 The idea is the American people have chosen this.
00:15:10.100 And yes, I'll certainly agree that these are unorthodox nominees.
00:15:15.840 Pete Hegseth, Tulsi Gabbard, Bobby Kennedy, Jay Bhattacharya, people who are former Democrats,
00:15:22.200 people who aren't necessarily part of the system.
00:15:25.220 But America chose people who were unconventional.
00:15:29.000 America chose this unconventional team of outsiders,
00:15:33.580 of a broad coalition of people from across the ideological spectrum,
00:15:38.040 because they all shared one belief,
00:15:40.540 that Washington is broken,
00:15:42.240 and that the Beltway bandits in there have been stealing dollars
00:15:46.140 and stealing sucker from the taxpayers.
00:15:48.900 Why is it that the richest counties in America are all situated around Washington, D.C.?
00:15:55.620 Shouldn't that money exist out elsewhere in the country?
00:15:59.360 Shouldn't that money that was taken from the people of the United States
00:16:03.500 belong to the people of the United States?
00:16:06.160 Understand, this goes back to what Michael Moore said all those years ago,
00:16:12.140 that Donald Trump is a weapon that is being used by the people of this country,
00:16:16.700 that they are lobbing directly into the heart of Washington, D.C. on purpose,
00:16:21.640 like Russia and Putin firing a missile, politically speaking, into Washington, D.C.
00:16:27.960 Kenny, that's what's really going on, isn't it?
00:16:30.400 A hundred percent.
00:16:31.280 I mean, the blue card and working class of this country
00:16:33.560 are the ones that put Donald Trump back in office,
00:16:35.400 and they're the same people who want to see the supplemented change
00:16:38.680 that is going to happen from people like Kennedy, Gabbard,
00:16:41.160 the new NIH director, and Pete Hegsseff.
00:16:44.480 They may be unconventional,
00:16:46.120 but Donald Trump is an unconventional president.
00:16:48.560 The MAGA movement is an unconventional political strategy
00:16:51.680 and a political movement.
00:16:53.100 That's what the American people want.
00:16:54.520 They don't want establishment politics.
00:16:56.040 They don't want politics that caters to the upper class.
00:16:59.860 They don't want politics to contribute to the deep state.
00:17:02.960 They have voted in change.
00:17:04.880 They have voted in the inverse, as you said earlier,
00:17:07.720 of the prior administration and the way politics have been done
00:17:10.900 in Washington, D.C. for far too long.
00:17:12.920 And they even want an inverse of what 2016-17 through 2021 was with Donald Trump.
00:17:17.200 And Donald Trump knows that.
00:17:18.740 He is selecting people that he is not beholden to.
00:17:21.740 He is selecting those administration officials
00:17:24.200 that are actually going to facilitate change
00:17:25.940 instead of just keep the status quo.
00:17:28.500 This is a rejection of the normalization of the deep state.
00:17:32.460 They have been in control of Washington, D.C.
00:17:34.680 The Uniparty has been in control of Washington, D.C.
00:17:37.040 for far too long.
00:17:38.480 And it's time to put back in power
00:17:40.060 those who have been loyal to Donald Trump,
00:17:42.080 those who promise to facilitate change,
00:17:44.440 and that know what they're doing.
00:17:45.680 And these people are qualified.
00:17:47.080 Kennedy, Gabbard, Hegsseff, and others
00:17:48.460 are so qualified to be doing what they're doing.
00:17:50.460 And any kind of curve or path off of that
00:17:53.620 is simply a cave to put some of these people
00:17:57.000 that are refusing to confirm these nominees back in office.
00:18:01.460 For once, these people like Susan Collins,
00:18:03.260 Lisa Murkowski, and others should be willing
00:18:05.120 to put their necks on the line for the American people
00:18:07.980 because that is what they have been mandated to do.
00:18:10.460 We won the popular vote, the electoral college,
00:18:12.880 and put the Senate and House majorities
00:18:14.500 over the line and over the threshold.
00:18:16.640 And they have to vote to confirm these nominees
00:18:18.640 or are really not going to have the true change
00:18:20.500 that America needs.
00:18:22.920 Kenny's article is up at humanevents.com.
00:18:25.940 Kenny Cody, the GOP must confirm Trump's nominees,
00:18:31.020 that he is keeping his gold in his crosshairs.
00:18:32.980 And by the way, Kenny, I've seen,
00:18:34.720 a lot of people don't know this,
00:18:35.840 but I've seen down here at the transition office,
00:18:37.880 the nominees are involved in the actual interview process.
00:18:42.920 They're vetting people who might potentially come in with them.
00:18:46.120 I mean, this is just an incredible, incredible job
00:18:48.660 that they are doing.
00:18:49.820 Kenny, where can people go to follow you?
00:18:51.280 Where can they get more info on your writings?
00:18:54.140 They can go to at Katie Cody TN on Twitter
00:18:56.800 or X and True Social,
00:18:58.760 and they can find me on muckride.com
00:19:00.620 from my article on Cops.
00:19:01.900 Thank you, Jack, so much.
00:19:03.560 All right.
00:19:03.900 Happy Thanksgiving, brother.
00:19:04.820 Long hours.
00:19:14.060 I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
00:19:17.740 All right, Jack Posobiec, back here,
00:19:19.920 live, Human Events Daily.
00:19:21.760 The Mar-a-Lago editions continue.
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00:20:50.920 Richard Barris, the People's Pundit,
00:20:53.700 is our next guest here on Human Events Daily.
00:20:57.380 Richard Barris.
00:20:59.120 Richard Barris.
00:20:59.760 Now, this is a guy who so many people wanted to say,
00:21:03.180 all year, Rich, they want to say that you're wrong,
00:21:05.800 that you have no idea what's going on,
00:21:07.920 that you're completely out of it,
00:21:09.940 that you're making it up.
00:21:11.120 You're a fraud.
00:21:12.540 You're a nut job.
00:21:13.540 You know, your polls are all over the place.
00:21:16.300 And yet Poll Watch just came out last night.
00:21:19.860 Poll Watch 2020 came out last night and said,
00:21:24.060 drumroll please, folks,
00:21:25.740 top pollster ranking for the 2020 national popular vote.
00:21:32.760 Number three, Atlas Intel.
00:21:35.980 Number two, Wall Street Journal.
00:21:38.440 Number one, Richard Barris, the big data poll.
00:21:43.960 Only off by 0.1%.
00:21:48.420 A statistical, like, anomaly is the only bit you got off.
00:21:54.820 Rich, I don't understand.
00:21:56.300 How can you get named the top pollster for the national poll
00:21:59.360 when you're a complete fraud?
00:22:00.620 Please explain this to me.
00:22:02.360 Do you know what,
00:22:03.900 because I always laugh when I hear what you said at all.
00:22:06.440 We're a fraud.
00:22:07.460 He makes the numbers off of it.
00:22:08.980 Do you have any idea
00:22:10.560 how lucky somebody would have to be,
00:22:13.160 the odds,
00:22:14.300 to get as close as we got this year
00:22:16.400 and also in several of the key states in Pennsylvania?
00:22:20.460 Jack, we were Trump 50.3,
00:22:22.440 Harris 48.
00:22:23.640 You know, in North Carolina,
00:22:24.940 Trump 51.1,
00:22:26.360 Harris 47.1.
00:22:28.780 I mean, these are decimal points.
00:22:30.520 You got to, by the way,
00:22:31.280 you got to send me those numbers.
00:22:33.040 I want to put that all together
00:22:33.980 to see what your final numbers were
00:22:36.880 for each state as well.
00:22:38.400 Because, I mean,
00:22:39.460 guys, like, folks,
00:22:41.460 we have had Rich.
00:22:42.340 We have had Rich on this program
00:22:44.300 at least once a week,
00:22:46.560 the entire year round.
00:22:47.920 And you told us from the start
00:22:50.440 what was going on.
00:22:52.020 And I remember even when the great,
00:22:53.820 not to get super into it,
00:22:55.120 but when the great Ann Seltzer
00:22:56.420 put her poll out,
00:22:58.020 I could hear Rich Barris in my ear.
00:22:59.800 And I called you that night
00:23:00.860 and we had like a 40-minute conversation
00:23:02.920 about response bias
00:23:04.900 and all of these other issues.
00:23:06.700 And then she goes on Mark Halperin
00:23:08.300 the next morning
00:23:09.600 and she doesn't explain anything
00:23:11.360 regarding response bias
00:23:12.780 or she's not weighting it
00:23:14.260 based on people
00:23:14.920 who just really want to take her polls
00:23:16.820 or any of this.
00:23:18.140 So, Rich, kudos to you, man.
00:23:19.840 Congratulations.
00:23:20.900 And just walk us through, though,
00:23:22.480 a little bit
00:23:23.140 about what makes Big Data Poll
00:23:25.640 different
00:23:26.480 from all of these mainstream polls.
00:23:29.260 And we're going to talk about them
00:23:30.080 in a second as well.
00:23:31.580 You know, one thing,
00:23:32.880 and I think this is the foundation
00:23:34.120 of it all,
00:23:34.860 is that I was not born
00:23:35.920 with a silver spoon in my mouth.
00:23:37.520 My industry is dominated
00:23:39.080 by elitists
00:23:40.380 and wannabe elitists.
00:23:41.860 They lean heavily left.
00:23:43.900 And I know the people
00:23:46.300 that I'm talking to, Jack.
00:23:47.980 Like, I know the country.
00:23:50.140 I know I've been...
00:23:51.140 It's not that I've just traveled.
00:23:52.320 I've been on both sides
00:23:53.380 of the tracks,
00:23:54.560 I guess, you know,
00:23:55.620 is the best place,
00:23:56.940 best way to state it.
00:23:58.220 And, you know,
00:23:59.500 I don't think anyone
00:24:00.360 in my industry
00:24:02.340 has stepped foot
00:24:03.320 in a ghetto, right?
00:24:04.520 Like an American ghetto.
00:24:05.740 So how would you know
00:24:06.640 what black men
00:24:07.900 in barbershops
00:24:08.680 were saying
00:24:09.480 throughout urban areas
00:24:10.480 around the country?
00:24:11.620 You have to know
00:24:12.620 not only people,
00:24:14.400 but also historical,
00:24:15.900 you know,
00:24:16.440 look,
00:24:17.060 you know,
00:24:17.540 the historical nature
00:24:18.580 and ethnicities
00:24:19.640 of this country.
00:24:21.120 And it's like,
00:24:22.060 I would ask,
00:24:22.800 I would tell people this.
00:24:24.120 How could you handicap
00:24:25.220 or how could you try
00:24:26.540 to predict the outcome
00:24:27.500 of the Super Bowl
00:24:28.380 if you don't really know
00:24:29.620 any of the players
00:24:30.320 on either of the teams,
00:24:31.680 right?
00:24:32.260 You don't know anything
00:24:33.060 about them.
00:24:33.760 You don't know about the,
00:24:34.740 you know,
00:24:34.940 what drives them,
00:24:35.780 what their strengths are,
00:24:36.640 what their weaknesses,
00:24:37.520 what their interests are.
00:24:38.560 You don't know anything
00:24:39.680 about them.
00:24:40.780 Maybe you know
00:24:41.220 a little bit about the game,
00:24:42.780 but how could you predict
00:24:43.840 the behavior of people
00:24:44.960 you don't understand?
00:24:46.620 And then,
00:24:47.300 you know,
00:24:47.560 that is the base,
00:24:48.620 the foundation of it all.
00:24:50.140 Because when you go
00:24:51.120 to build out your methodology
00:24:52.320 from there,
00:24:53.180 you have to know
00:24:54.140 when you see a response bias
00:24:56.200 and you have to be honest
00:24:57.180 with yourself,
00:24:57.960 whether it's one that,
00:24:59.200 look,
00:24:59.460 all pollsters have views,
00:25:00.900 right?
00:25:01.120 We pretend like we don't.
00:25:02.640 You have to just cast that aside.
00:25:04.780 Stop insulting the intelligence
00:25:06.140 of the American public
00:25:07.200 and the people who consume polls.
00:25:08.720 They know you either lean right
00:25:10.340 or you lean left.
00:25:11.460 Stop pretending that you're a robot
00:25:13.160 who's impartial in the middle.
00:25:14.920 You're not.
00:25:15.500 So your methodology
00:25:16.600 has to guard
00:25:17.460 against your own biases.
00:25:18.520 This doesn't happen
00:25:20.100 in this industry.
00:25:21.440 It simply does not,
00:25:23.080 unfortunately.
00:25:24.100 And I wish it did.
00:25:25.140 But some people,
00:25:27.000 at best,
00:25:27.920 were subjected
00:25:28.720 to that response bias
00:25:30.120 and I think is worse.
00:25:32.540 I think she got a response bias
00:25:34.360 and she allowed her own bias
00:25:36.060 to further inflate
00:25:37.660 the result of that poll.
00:25:39.120 She goes on Mark Halpern
00:25:40.360 and she's probably
00:25:41.140 one of the worst examples of this.
00:25:43.040 Her explanation, Jack,
00:25:44.520 did not actually make sense
00:25:46.700 to the criticisms
00:25:47.580 of the poll.
00:25:48.820 All right?
00:25:49.220 This idea,
00:25:49.980 she found all these educated
00:25:51.580 young women
00:25:52.360 who came out
00:25:53.780 for abortion.
00:25:55.440 Abortion wasn't even
00:25:56.320 the number one issue
00:25:57.180 in her poll, Jack.
00:25:58.140 Protecting democracy was.
00:25:59.420 I remember, Rich,
00:26:00.300 I remember you said,
00:26:01.120 you said that night
00:26:02.020 and you tweeted it
00:26:02.760 and you came on the show
00:26:03.480 the next day
00:26:03.920 and said it as well.
00:26:04.920 You said,
00:26:05.580 what did she interview?
00:26:06.620 The entire line
00:26:07.700 at the local Starbucks
00:26:08.940 or something?
00:26:09.960 This is not,
00:26:10.660 this is not reflective
00:26:13.420 of where people
00:26:14.820 in the mood
00:26:15.360 of the country are.
00:26:16.500 It's just not reflective.
00:26:18.200 And I remember hearing it as well
00:26:19.480 and I was saying,
00:26:20.800 look,
00:26:21.200 I'm not going to count out
00:26:22.420 abortion completely,
00:26:24.120 but the idea
00:26:25.440 that that was going to be
00:26:26.320 the sole driving factor
00:26:27.740 in a state like Iowa,
00:26:29.860 I remember we just kept saying,
00:26:31.480 why is it then
00:26:32.400 that they haven't deployed
00:26:33.480 Tim Walz to Iowa
00:26:34.460 when he's the governor
00:26:35.540 of the next state?
00:26:36.960 His state borders Iowa.
00:26:38.760 Wouldn't he be there?
00:26:40.200 He'd be camped there.
00:26:41.660 It doesn't make any sense.
00:26:42.840 It never did.
00:26:44.180 Especially since
00:26:45.200 he supposedly had
00:26:46.340 this regional working class
00:26:47.820 blue collar appeal.
00:26:49.820 Well,
00:26:49.900 why isn't he down there
00:26:51.020 getting it, right?
00:26:52.100 And I'm sure Politico
00:26:53.200 is going to write articles
00:26:54.060 about it too.
00:26:54.800 They're going to write
00:26:55.260 about his connection
00:26:56.040 with the worker class people
00:26:57.680 and veterans
00:26:58.320 and military members.
00:27:00.080 And you can go and look
00:27:00.820 at any of his
00:27:01.900 actual election data
00:27:03.960 and you would see
00:27:04.920 that that's not how
00:27:05.640 he polls at all.
00:27:06.780 He would get
00:27:07.280 the big blue urban centers
00:27:08.660 and that's it.
00:27:09.660 He's not connecting
00:27:10.500 with like the Mike Lindell voter
00:27:12.440 or the MyPillow employee
00:27:14.380 in Shakopee, Minnesota.
00:27:16.120 It's just not there.
00:27:18.580 Not even close.
00:27:19.980 And this is something
00:27:20.700 we,
00:27:21.100 we,
00:27:21.400 you and I actually talked about
00:27:22.920 on your show
00:27:23.680 when she chose him
00:27:24.420 as the nominee.
00:27:25.120 If you go and look
00:27:26.440 at who these voters were
00:27:27.720 who elected Shapiro
00:27:28.680 versus those
00:27:29.600 who elected Waltz,
00:27:30.900 you know,
00:27:31.120 Shapiro got nearly 20%
00:27:33.240 of voters
00:27:33.800 who backed Trump
00:27:34.540 in 2020.
00:27:35.640 And I'm not saying
00:27:36.260 they would have voted
00:27:36.760 for Shapiro
00:27:37.400 because of that.
00:27:39.040 There are,
00:27:39.440 there are Republicans
00:27:40.560 or Trumpers
00:27:41.160 who do vote like that
00:27:42.760 if they're not
00:27:43.320 like Democrats.
00:27:44.360 But Waltz,
00:27:44.900 very different,
00:27:45.520 very typical,
00:27:46.560 very left-wing
00:27:47.280 Democratic map,
00:27:48.560 relies on the
00:27:49.120 Twin City burbs,
00:27:50.360 relies on the,
00:27:51.020 the,
00:27:51.580 the,
00:27:51.940 I wouldn't even say
00:27:53.280 the word educated,
00:27:54.440 the credentialed,
00:27:55.380 professional,
00:27:56.200 fanatical class
00:27:57.500 that,
00:27:58.300 you know,
00:27:58.600 votes on ideology
00:27:59.900 in high numbers.
00:28:00.860 He didn't connect
00:28:01.400 with anyone
00:28:02.040 in the iron,
00:28:03.280 iron range.
00:28:04.020 He didn't connect
00:28:04.440 with anyone
00:28:05.120 in Olmst,
00:28:05.880 outside of Olmstead
00:28:06.900 in the southeastern
00:28:07.740 part of the state.
00:28:08.700 He was a very typical,
00:28:10.100 very generic
00:28:10.880 Democratic appeal
00:28:12.180 and that's it.
00:28:13.160 And I would just say
00:28:13.780 this too,
00:28:14.380 you know,
00:28:14.600 when it comes
00:28:14.980 to that Iowa poll,
00:28:16.540 again,
00:28:17.120 I mean,
00:28:17.380 this is a culmination
00:28:18.400 of some bad behavior
00:28:19.500 that we had seen
00:28:20.220 from Seltzer
00:28:20.840 going on now
00:28:22.020 for a couple of years.
00:28:23.580 I mean,
00:28:23.840 Jack,
00:28:24.260 I remember 2020
00:28:25.300 like it was yesterday,
00:28:26.720 September,
00:28:27.580 live polling
00:28:28.300 on my show.
00:28:29.900 It was never tied
00:28:30.840 in the state of Iowa
00:28:31.740 and yet she had
00:28:32.780 this race tied
00:28:33.640 between Biden and Trump
00:28:34.800 and of course
00:28:35.260 Trump ran away with it.
00:28:36.640 This time,
00:28:37.580 far,
00:28:38.080 far worse.
00:28:38.860 Ladies and gentlemen,
00:28:40.000 the last couple of weeks
00:28:41.240 I combined
00:28:41.940 all of our responses
00:28:43.040 from Iowa,
00:28:44.300 whether we were doing
00:28:44.940 the Rust Belt poll
00:28:45.700 or the national poll
00:28:46.700 and barely waiting,
00:28:48.200 Jack,
00:28:48.460 just for simple gender,
00:28:50.360 right?
00:28:50.880 Very,
00:28:51.380 very light weighting variables
00:28:52.600 and it was almost
00:28:53.640 dead on to Trump's margin.
00:28:55.380 It was almost identical.
00:28:56.780 So I don't even believe
00:28:57.880 that she got a response
00:28:59.280 bias that dramatic here.
00:29:01.120 I think she got
00:29:01.760 a modest one
00:29:03.420 which she then created
00:29:04.920 and turned into
00:29:06.100 what she wanted
00:29:07.100 and this has got to stop
00:29:08.400 with this industry.
00:29:09.260 It's got to stop.
00:29:10.220 Now,
00:29:10.580 you know what?
00:29:11.180 If they want to continue
00:29:12.040 doing it,
00:29:12.740 they can't
00:29:13.580 because it's just,
00:29:14.420 you know,
00:29:14.920 bright days ahead
00:29:15.760 for people like me.
00:29:17.700 That's it.
00:29:18.720 And it's just,
00:29:20.440 it's something
00:29:20.880 where it's like,
00:29:21.900 I saw this post yesterday
00:29:23.440 and we talked about
00:29:23.960 on the show as well
00:29:24.680 but this business owner,
00:29:27.640 some guy,
00:29:28.140 I didn't even know,
00:29:28.440 I think it was a tech guy
00:29:29.300 and he was on X
00:29:30.100 and he said,
00:29:30.400 I canceled all my
00:29:31.100 mainstream media subscriptions
00:29:32.220 and he said,
00:29:32.780 why is that?
00:29:33.320 Do you disagree with them now?
00:29:34.320 He said,
00:29:34.500 no,
00:29:34.660 look,
00:29:34.980 my politics haven't changed
00:29:36.280 but these guys
00:29:37.260 are clearly incompetent.
00:29:38.960 The biggest political
00:29:40.660 tectonic plate shift
00:29:42.040 in his entire lifetime
00:29:43.900 and they all missed it
00:29:45.860 and this went over
00:29:47.140 into the polls as well.
00:29:49.500 Every single one of them
00:29:50.920 missed it.
00:29:51.500 Then they wanted to say
00:29:52.500 all along that the race
00:29:53.500 was closed.
00:29:53.960 We'll get into that
00:29:54.680 in the next segment
00:29:55.460 here in a second
00:29:56.280 but they all missed
00:29:57.780 what was going on
00:29:58.660 right in front of their eyes
00:29:59.840 and it's their job
00:30:01.340 to know what's going on
00:30:02.960 in the country.
00:30:04.520 That's it.
00:30:05.160 That's the divide.
00:30:06.480 That's part of the divide
00:30:07.240 that we have.
00:30:08.120 Again,
00:30:08.580 I don't know how you would expect
00:30:09.940 Nate Cohen
00:30:10.660 at the New York Times
00:30:11.640 who spends most of his life
00:30:12.940 in a New York City cubicle
00:30:14.320 to understand
00:30:15.460 how the voters
00:30:16.040 of Beaver County,
00:30:17.060 Pennsylvania
00:30:17.480 are going to vote.
00:30:18.420 All right.
00:30:18.820 I don't know how
00:30:19.900 we would expect him
00:30:20.920 to understand
00:30:21.840 how the Ohio River Valley
00:30:24.120 has shifted
00:30:24.740 in the last 10 years
00:30:25.820 or most certainly
00:30:26.880 in the Trump era.
00:30:28.000 Why would we expect him
00:30:29.220 to have the confidence
00:30:30.500 and the ability
00:30:31.200 to do that
00:30:31.820 because he's got
00:30:32.440 an Ivy League education
00:30:34.160 or like that is not
00:30:36.040 what it takes
00:30:36.760 to be successful
00:30:37.580 in this industry
00:30:38.440 and unfortunately
00:30:39.780 you do have to.
00:30:40.600 I mean,
00:30:40.940 we were always saying this
00:30:42.160 and it's forever true
00:30:43.660 and we haven't said it
00:30:45.400 enough recently
00:30:46.240 that polling is of course
00:30:47.900 part science
00:30:48.740 but it really is
00:30:49.520 part art form
00:30:50.920 and without what
00:30:51.940 I'm telling you,
00:30:52.980 you know,
00:30:53.200 this understanding
00:30:54.200 of the subject matter
00:30:55.780 and in this case,
00:30:57.000 it's people.
00:30:58.200 It's the American people
00:30:59.280 without an understanding
00:31:00.720 of them,
00:31:01.320 then you cannot do this
00:31:02.820 and frankly,
00:31:03.760 they have a hard time
00:31:05.040 listening to people.
00:31:06.520 You know,
00:31:06.660 I like to talk.
00:31:07.500 I'm a jabber jaw
00:31:08.200 but when I'm doing my job,
00:31:09.720 Jack,
00:31:09.960 it's time to shut up
00:31:10.860 and listen.
00:31:11.800 I may not like
00:31:12.680 what they're telling me
00:31:13.480 but that's not my job
00:31:14.800 is to shut up
00:31:15.920 and listen to what
00:31:16.780 they have to say.
00:31:17.560 They'll tell you
00:31:17.960 how they're going to vote.
00:31:18.740 And why?
00:31:19.520 Sounds simple.
00:31:20.400 It sounds simple
00:31:21.260 and yet too far
00:31:22.260 bridge too far
00:31:23.140 for so many
00:31:24.120 in corporate media.
00:31:25.520 Stay tuned.
00:31:25.980 We're going to be back
00:31:26.780 on more
00:31:27.380 with Richard Barris
00:31:28.820 to talk about
00:31:29.400 something that was
00:31:30.280 a little bit of a secret
00:31:31.360 but maybe not so much
00:31:32.620 in the 2024 election.
00:31:34.240 Jack,
00:31:39.620 where is Jack?
00:31:42.020 Where's Jack?
00:31:44.140 Where is he?
00:31:45.420 Jack,
00:31:45.880 I want to see you.
00:31:49.060 Great job,
00:31:50.120 Jack.
00:31:50.440 Thank you.
00:31:51.240 What a job you do.
00:31:52.660 You know,
00:31:52.900 we have an incredible thing.
00:31:54.020 We're always talking
00:31:54.620 about the fake news
00:31:55.640 and the bad
00:31:56.120 but we have guys
00:31:57.380 and these are the guys
00:31:58.760 who should be getting
00:31:59.320 policies.
00:32:01.100 All right,
00:32:01.940 Jack,
00:32:02.100 back live here,
00:32:03.280 Human Events Daily,
00:32:04.040 Mar-a-Lago Editions.
00:32:05.320 So,
00:32:06.600 I had been tweeting
00:32:08.520 and reporting
00:32:10.160 here on Human Events Daily
00:32:12.800 as well as
00:32:14.440 on X
00:32:15.860 and Truth Social
00:32:16.800 and Telegram
00:32:17.900 all year round
00:32:19.120 about Kamala's
00:32:20.520 internal polls.
00:32:22.640 Kamala's internal polls.
00:32:24.420 And I kept saying
00:32:25.440 Kamala's internal polls
00:32:26.720 are really bad.
00:32:28.700 And I said
00:32:29.380 they've never had her up.
00:32:31.000 They're never good.
00:32:32.420 Things are going
00:32:33.040 really poorly for her.
00:32:35.020 There were even
00:32:35.900 some times
00:32:36.560 where members
00:32:37.440 of Congress
00:32:38.040 would get caught
00:32:39.140 on Cam.
00:32:40.760 We've got some
00:32:41.260 of those tweets
00:32:41.740 right there
00:32:42.240 just from different
00:32:43.160 parts of the year
00:32:44.360 we were talking
00:32:44.960 about this.
00:32:46.160 And there were
00:32:47.240 even other Democrats
00:32:48.120 who came out publicly
00:32:49.240 running for Congress
00:32:50.480 who would say,
00:32:51.140 oh,
00:32:51.720 you know,
00:32:52.000 my internals
00:32:52.580 have Kamala
00:32:53.100 really behind.
00:32:54.180 My internals
00:32:54.740 are really bad
00:32:55.240 for Kamala.
00:32:56.400 And yet,
00:32:58.240 we were told
00:32:58.840 by the mainstream media
00:32:59.940 something else.
00:33:01.200 We were told
00:33:01.760 that it was a horse race,
00:33:03.120 that she was just ahead,
00:33:04.620 or that it was
00:33:05.280 neck and neck,
00:33:06.080 and that it was
00:33:06.500 going back and forth.
00:33:08.120 Well,
00:33:08.320 it turns out
00:33:09.020 that all of that
00:33:10.220 may have actually
00:33:11.220 been a lie.
00:33:13.660 And when I'm
00:33:15.320 going to play this clip,
00:33:16.160 I'm about to play
00:33:16.560 this clip of a guy
00:33:17.320 who was the campaign
00:33:18.240 manager for Barack Obama
00:33:19.720 and the senior advisor
00:33:20.600 for Kamala Harris.
00:33:22.380 And I want you
00:33:23.760 to take this clip
00:33:25.340 and show it
00:33:26.160 to every one
00:33:26.820 of your friends
00:33:27.560 who,
00:33:28.560 we all have that
00:33:29.200 one friend,
00:33:30.040 who's like the,
00:33:31.000 oh,
00:33:31.460 the latest poll
00:33:32.280 just came out.
00:33:33.040 I got to read
00:33:33.560 the latest poll.
00:33:34.560 I got to read
00:33:35.140 the latest poll.
00:33:36.160 I got to read
00:33:36.760 the latest Nate Silver.
00:33:38.120 He's the aggregator.
00:33:39.340 He knows what's going on.
00:33:41.180 All right, guys,
00:33:41.700 go ahead and play
00:33:42.240 this clip
00:33:42.740 from David Plough.
00:33:44.280 When we got in,
00:33:45.700 my recollection
00:33:46.400 is some of that
00:33:47.160 snapped back,
00:33:47.840 but, you know,
00:33:48.160 we were behind.
00:33:49.460 I mean,
00:33:49.640 I think it surprised
00:33:50.420 people because
00:33:51.040 there was these
00:33:51.560 public polls
00:33:52.760 that came out
00:33:53.420 in late September,
00:33:54.300 early October
00:33:54.980 showing us with leads
00:33:56.760 that we never saw.
00:33:58.120 You know,
00:33:58.320 I mean,
00:33:58.540 it was just basically
00:33:59.540 a race that in
00:34:00.260 the battlegrounds
00:34:01.000 was 46-47,
00:34:02.880 47-48.
00:34:03.920 So that's not
00:34:04.420 where we started.
00:34:05.300 We started behind.
00:34:07.160 She was able
00:34:07.700 to climb out.
00:34:08.780 I think even
00:34:09.320 after the debate,
00:34:10.100 we might have gained,
00:34:11.020 what,
00:34:11.340 0.51?
00:34:12.320 It wasn't a race
00:34:13.460 that moved a lot.
00:34:14.900 And so I think
00:34:16.000 when you think
00:34:16.580 about our own
00:34:17.180 internal analytics,
00:34:18.740 you know,
00:34:18.940 if you have
00:34:19.400 Wisconsin at 47-47
00:34:21.500 or Pennsylvania
00:34:23.460 48-47 Trump,
00:34:25.160 let's say,
00:34:25.740 which I think
00:34:26.200 is where we had
00:34:26.800 it at the end,
00:34:27.980 you know,
00:34:28.320 you've got to have
00:34:28.980 undecided,
00:34:29.640 break your way
00:34:30.240 more than your
00:34:30.900 opponents,
00:34:31.760 and you've got
00:34:32.180 to get a little
00:34:32.660 benefit from turnout,
00:34:33.900 which we weren't
00:34:34.320 able to do.
00:34:36.160 Rich Barris,
00:34:37.300 what's David Plough
00:34:38.440 saying right there?
00:34:39.980 What he's saying
00:34:40.880 is everything
00:34:41.580 that you were told
00:34:42.500 is a lie.
00:34:43.740 That's what he's saying.
00:34:45.100 All of the polling,
00:34:46.220 all of the headlines,
00:34:47.460 all of the Kamala
00:34:48.200 surge headlines,
00:34:49.480 all of the Kamala
00:34:50.120 surge narratives
00:34:51.000 were an absolute
00:34:52.260 fabrication
00:34:52.980 of bad media
00:34:54.220 pollsters
00:34:54.720 or media pollsters
00:34:56.560 who were fabricating
00:34:58.100 leads that she
00:34:58.980 did not have.
00:34:59.760 But here's why
00:35:00.760 it's so
00:35:01.240 there's levels
00:35:03.180 of disingenuousness
00:35:04.380 here, okay?
00:35:05.760 David Plough
00:35:06.520 after especially,
00:35:08.100 but he was
00:35:09.100 in the final stretch,
00:35:10.400 a voice who kept
00:35:11.120 telling,
00:35:11.680 and NBC
00:35:12.140 and everybody
00:35:12.940 ran with us,
00:35:14.000 a voice who kept
00:35:14.680 saying that our
00:35:15.420 internal data shows
00:35:16.540 that the late deciders
00:35:18.100 are breaking for Kamala
00:35:19.280 and it's given us
00:35:20.040 the lead and we're
00:35:20.720 going into this thing
00:35:21.660 with the momentum
00:35:22.900 and we're finishing
00:35:23.860 strong.
00:35:25.220 Jack,
00:35:25.820 they never asked him
00:35:27.360 for a data set,
00:35:28.340 they never asked
00:35:29.060 him for proof
00:35:29.720 and they just ran
00:35:30.520 those stories.
00:35:31.540 Mark Halpern
00:35:32.280 was then attacked
00:35:33.140 for saying,
00:35:34.040 where's the proof?
00:35:35.720 Because what I'm
00:35:36.500 hearing is the
00:35:37.140 exact opposite.
00:35:38.140 Our final national
00:35:39.160 poll that was so
00:35:39.880 active.
00:35:40.100 Wait, no, no,
00:35:40.760 wait, Dave,
00:35:41.180 this is the same
00:35:41.920 guy.
00:35:42.640 Wait, wait, no,
00:35:43.100 Rich, it wasn't
00:35:43.960 just, remember,
00:35:44.820 it wasn't just
00:35:45.500 the data set.
00:35:46.460 He was claiming
00:35:47.360 that late-breaking
00:35:48.520 voters were voting
00:35:50.200 for Kamala Harris
00:35:51.360 because of Kill
00:35:52.460 Tony and the
00:35:53.580 Puerto Rico joke
00:35:54.600 at Madison Square
00:35:55.500 Garden.
00:35:56.340 I talked to Halpern
00:35:57.500 about this and it
00:35:58.580 was just like,
00:35:59.520 how would you
00:36:00.220 possibly have data
00:36:01.600 on that?
00:36:02.760 Who's got that
00:36:03.860 level of data in
00:36:05.060 the entire universe
00:36:06.340 of anywhere and
00:36:07.760 yet all of these
00:36:08.580 people who,
00:36:09.760 your favorite guy,
00:36:10.940 Nate Silver,
00:36:11.680 you have a slightly
00:36:12.420 different name for
00:36:13.320 him, I believe,
00:36:14.600 and Nate Cohen
00:36:16.080 and the others,
00:36:16.740 they were all
00:36:17.320 running with it.
00:36:18.800 Nate Slimer was
00:36:20.660 literally a creation
00:36:22.080 of David Plouffe.
00:36:23.840 David Plouffe
00:36:24.540 gave him Obama's
00:36:25.880 polling data,
00:36:26.740 which he then
00:36:27.360 pretended was an
00:36:28.420 election model.
00:36:29.580 This is an open
00:36:30.380 secret.
00:36:31.260 Everybody knows
00:36:32.200 this is true.
00:36:33.160 He was blogging
00:36:34.040 under his little
00:36:34.700 pen name and
00:36:36.140 pretending as if
00:36:36.880 he was some kind
00:36:37.520 of polling guru.
00:36:39.160 It was all just
00:36:40.220 David Plouffe
00:36:40.980 giving him numbers
00:36:42.040 that he just
00:36:43.100 trusted.
00:36:43.800 He had nothing
00:36:44.580 to lose anyway
00:36:45.380 because he's a
00:36:46.100 failed sports
00:36:47.000 handicapper who
00:36:48.160 had no job.
00:36:49.520 So he really
00:36:50.260 had nothing else
00:36:51.220 to do but
00:36:52.080 pretend to be
00:36:53.080 a polling guru
00:36:53.980 and an election
00:36:55.060 forecaster.
00:36:56.240 And David Plouffe
00:36:57.000 and him were
00:36:57.560 tight buddies.
00:36:59.040 So there's no
00:36:59.780 way.
00:37:00.700 And think about
00:37:01.320 the article he
00:37:02.100 wrote about
00:37:02.900 internal polls
00:37:03.880 attacking Mark
00:37:04.860 Halpern.
00:37:05.640 Internal polls
00:37:06.480 aren't necessarily
00:37:07.560 as good as
00:37:08.320 public polls.
00:37:09.420 You remember
00:37:09.780 that article he
00:37:10.480 wrote?
00:37:10.800 Or it's not even
00:37:11.220 an article.
00:37:11.900 It's on his
00:37:12.220 .NET blog.
00:37:13.740 Do you remember
00:37:14.340 that?
00:37:14.820 Leading to a
00:37:15.560 narrative that
00:37:16.480 basically Mark
00:37:17.360 Halpern's making
00:37:18.240 this up?
00:37:20.260 Which makes
00:37:20.960 no sense because
00:37:21.720 by the way
00:37:22.560 internal polls
00:37:23.340 so what I
00:37:25.200 was just saying
00:37:25.620 before about
00:37:26.180 he knew about
00:37:27.620 these internal
00:37:28.400 polls.
00:37:29.240 I got them
00:37:30.240 Jack.
00:37:30.840 I gave them
00:37:31.600 to you sometimes.
00:37:32.800 I would say
00:37:33.120 hey look here's
00:37:34.140 Kamala Harris'
00:37:35.300 internal.
00:37:35.320 We're revealing
00:37:35.520 secrets now.
00:37:36.540 That's true.
00:37:37.240 This has
00:37:38.340 happened.
00:37:39.260 There have been
00:37:39.660 times where
00:37:40.720 Rich has gotten
00:37:42.300 the internals and
00:37:43.080 he's told me what
00:37:43.740 he's seeing and
00:37:44.760 it does not match
00:37:45.880 anything I'm seeing
00:37:46.740 in media anywhere.
00:37:48.340 Anywhere.
00:37:48.920 Steve Gruber and
00:37:49.680 I one day are
00:37:50.360 talking and we
00:37:51.000 talked about this
00:37:51.500 publicly.
00:37:51.920 He doesn't care.
00:37:52.560 We're looking at
00:37:53.420 her Michigan polls.
00:37:54.420 She's down in
00:37:55.360 Michigan and yet
00:37:56.260 there are all
00:37:56.980 these articles from
00:37:57.820 Nate Silver and
00:37:58.660 others talking about
00:37:59.580 how difficult it's
00:38:00.460 going to be for
00:38:01.020 Trump to really
00:38:01.680 carry these great
00:38:02.680 leg states.
00:38:03.360 It's incredible
00:38:04.180 because if I saw
00:38:05.340 it the people's
00:38:06.200 pundit who everyone
00:38:07.100 views on that side
00:38:08.680 as someone that
00:38:09.720 really can't be
00:38:11.220 let into their
00:38:11.780 little circle because
00:38:12.600 I'll tell their
00:38:13.260 secrets.
00:38:14.240 If I got it
00:38:15.080 believe me the
00:38:16.240 Nates got it
00:38:17.540 and yet they
00:38:18.260 went forward with
00:38:19.060 those narratives
00:38:19.720 anyway.
00:38:20.860 So that isn't
00:38:21.960 getting it wrong
00:38:23.020 Jack.
00:38:23.640 You understand
00:38:24.060 that that's not
00:38:24.720 getting it wrong.
00:38:25.900 That's not having
00:38:26.400 a mistake.
00:38:27.400 That's intentionally
00:38:28.280 misleading people
00:38:30.020 intentionally misleading
00:38:31.620 people.
00:38:32.340 And by the way
00:38:32.860 that time with
00:38:33.860 Gruber I mean he
00:38:35.620 conducted a poll
00:38:36.360 himself in Michigan.
00:38:37.720 All three polls
00:38:38.420 had Harris down
00:38:39.220 and morning consult
00:38:41.000 had Harris up by
00:38:41.880 11.
00:38:42.620 Remember that
00:38:43.240 11.
00:38:44.460 Yeah.
00:38:44.660 Come on.
00:38:45.160 And come on.
00:38:46.340 Give me a break.
00:38:47.560 And this is this
00:38:48.660 is my message.
00:38:49.580 And I got friends
00:38:50.220 who are like this.
00:38:51.160 They'll say they're
00:38:51.780 like I want to
00:38:52.640 believe the New York
00:38:53.320 Times.
00:38:53.900 I want to believe
00:38:54.800 the Nate Silvers
00:38:55.540 because they want to
00:38:56.400 believe in this in
00:38:57.500 this world where
00:38:58.580 anything you can go
00:38:59.840 they believe in the
00:39:01.180 written word.
00:39:02.020 They believe that
00:39:02.580 they want to be
00:39:03.060 informed.
00:39:03.640 They want to get
00:39:04.180 things right.
00:39:04.820 And it's like guys
00:39:05.580 even if you did have
00:39:07.100 trust in these
00:39:07.760 institutions they're
00:39:08.960 just wrong.
00:39:10.020 They're just wrong
00:39:10.860 and they're they
00:39:12.560 know they're wrong
00:39:13.960 and they're
00:39:15.020 working because
00:39:16.040 they're hoping
00:39:16.560 they could maybe
00:39:17.180 get some kind of
00:39:18.020 access in the
00:39:18.880 future or they
00:39:19.620 have their own
00:39:20.080 internal biases or
00:39:21.400 all of these
00:39:22.040 various things that
00:39:22.780 are going on but
00:39:23.660 they're just flat
00:39:24.420 wrong.
00:39:24.880 and this time
00:39:25.800 around whatever
00:39:26.820 COVID nonsense
00:39:28.620 that they were
00:39:29.360 able to put it
00:39:30.120 use to put their
00:39:31.540 finger on the scale
00:39:32.780 in 2020 didn't
00:39:34.240 exist.
00:39:35.420 And so instead
00:39:36.220 you got an
00:39:37.220 accurate reflection
00:39:38.160 of the voice of
00:39:39.340 the people on
00:39:40.240 election day and
00:39:41.320 when that happened
00:39:42.240 oh look everything
00:39:43.760 that they were
00:39:44.300 saying was wrong
00:39:44.920 and Rich this is
00:39:45.640 what they don't
00:39:46.120 get is that you
00:39:47.020 and I were not
00:39:48.220 trying to sit
00:39:48.880 here and wish
00:39:50.520 cast what we
00:39:51.680 thought was going
00:39:52.320 on around the
00:39:53.000 country.
00:39:53.360 We were actually
00:39:54.500 analyzing what was
00:39:56.200 going on around
00:39:57.000 the country.
00:39:58.100 We've been doing
00:39:58.920 this since like
00:40:00.340 some of the real
00:40:01.320 key points of
00:40:03.260 this election the
00:40:04.100 highlights the
00:40:04.780 stories the
00:40:05.360 headlines of this
00:40:06.120 election you and
00:40:06.860 I have been talking
00:40:07.500 about since before
00:40:08.320 the primary we
00:40:09.480 identified the
00:40:10.320 Trump or bus
00:40:10.960 voter I came on
00:40:12.140 your show we
00:40:12.620 talked about it
00:40:13.280 all the time the
00:40:13.940 swing with young
00:40:14.700 people Trump is
00:40:16.040 making it's like
00:40:17.180 cool to be a
00:40:17.780 Trump supporter if
00:40:18.560 you're young he's
00:40:19.200 making the Republican
00:40:19.980 party.
00:40:20.460 Wait by the way
00:40:21.200 Rich did you see
00:40:21.980 the new I know I
00:40:22.960 know you're not
00:40:23.340 I got to say it
00:40:24.800 before we get off
00:40:25.400 but I know you're
00:40:25.840 not a huge exit
00:40:27.360 poll guy but the
00:40:28.520 CNN exit poll that
00:40:29.840 just dropped
00:40:30.420 Pennsylvania first
00:40:32.680 time voters Trump
00:40:34.180 plus nine.
00:40:36.600 You're welcome.
00:40:38.040 I don't know
00:40:38.740 what to say.
00:40:39.480 Nine with first
00:40:40.940 time voters in
00:40:41.980 Pennsylvania.
00:40:42.920 What do we tell
00:40:43.640 you about low
00:40:44.320 prop voters and
00:40:45.560 no pro Rich
00:40:46.720 Barris is the guy
00:40:47.880 who came up with
00:40:49.120 the phrase no
00:40:50.140 prop voter a no
00:40:51.780 prop voter.
00:40:52.560 Someone who has
00:40:53.080 never voted before
00:40:54.140 despite being
00:40:54.960 eligible for
00:40:55.580 multiple cycles.
00:40:56.800 He was like the
00:40:57.300 no prop voters in
00:40:58.820 Pennsylvania are
00:40:59.600 going to go for
00:41:00.160 Trump and that's
00:41:01.240 why we did the
00:41:01.820 PHA the way we
00:41:02.740 did and Scott
00:41:03.580 Pressler and
00:41:04.460 everybody tailored
00:41:05.400 their outreach the
00:41:07.000 way that it was
00:41:07.640 and Trump force
00:41:08.280 47 tailored it to
00:41:09.980 reach these guys
00:41:10.900 because we we
00:41:12.000 identified that
00:41:13.220 someone who for
00:41:14.560 a variety of
00:41:15.280 reasons right for
00:41:16.000 a variety of
00:41:16.500 reasons but these
00:41:17.300 guys were Trump's
00:41:18.200 biggest pool.
00:41:19.400 Last minute to
00:41:19.860 you Richard Barris.
00:41:20.680 I just want to
00:41:21.820 bring up too that
00:41:22.720 the media smeared
00:41:23.800 those efforts right
00:41:25.020 you had Pressler
00:41:25.860 10x votes Trump
00:41:27.260 force all of them
00:41:28.360 had the strategy to
00:41:29.360 go after those
00:41:30.080 voters.
00:41:30.620 And turning point
00:41:31.220 and turning point
00:41:33.660 action and I'm
00:41:34.540 telling you when we
00:41:35.380 first started talking
00:41:36.200 about this over a
00:41:37.180 year ago I mean
00:41:38.200 everybody pretty much
00:41:39.200 laughs at the
00:41:39.820 concept of getting
00:41:40.660 these people to
00:41:41.280 vote because they
00:41:41.900 are so difficult to
00:41:42.960 turn out but I
00:41:43.880 will say this they
00:41:44.600 missed something and
00:41:45.360 it's research that we
00:41:46.280 did Donald Trump
00:41:47.760 the one person they
00:41:49.900 repeatedly told us
00:41:51.180 could motivate them
00:41:52.500 was Donald Trump.
00:41:54.240 I mean it all just
00:41:54.940 came together and
00:41:55.780 they all missed it and
00:41:57.360 it's unbelievable because
00:41:58.140 it was all there it was
00:41:59.320 right in front of them
00:42:00.000 the whole time Jack.
00:42:01.720 It was all there.
00:42:03.440 Give him a follow
00:42:04.060 folks.
00:42:04.600 Richard Barris the
00:42:05.300 People's Pundit the
00:42:06.620 number one pollster.
00:42:09.640 Jack is a great guy.
00:42:11.220 He's written that
00:42:11.700 fantastic book.
00:42:12.900 Everybody's talking
00:42:13.540 about it.
00:42:14.060 Go get it.
00:42:14.620 And he's been my
00:42:15.880 friend right from the
00:42:16.760 beginning of this
00:42:17.500 whole beautiful event
00:42:18.680 and we're going to
00:42:19.880 turn it around and
00:42:20.720 make our country
00:42:21.420 pray to you.
00:42:22.240 Amen.
00:42:25.820 All right Jack
00:42:26.660 Posobiec back live
00:42:27.880 here.
00:42:28.480 Human Events Daily.
00:42:29.740 Now I've mentioned
00:42:30.880 that I was going to
00:42:31.480 be going to
00:42:32.640 Thanksgiving here in
00:42:37.220 Pennsylvania and
00:42:39.280 there was a story
00:42:40.620 that came out of
00:42:41.500 Montgomery County
00:42:42.160 Pennsylvania earlier
00:42:43.240 this year and it's
00:42:44.340 an ongoing situation
00:42:45.460 particularly in an area
00:42:47.220 called Conchahokan
00:42:48.340 which is I mean right
00:42:49.500 next to my hometown
00:42:50.360 in Norristown where
00:42:52.360 people have now that
00:42:54.360 auto thieves have had
00:42:56.280 an influx of going
00:42:57.600 into cars using the
00:42:59.340 push to start feature
00:43:00.220 by actually cloning
00:43:02.200 their key fobs and
00:43:04.380 someone who's an
00:43:05.060 absolute expert on
00:43:06.180 this and as well as
00:43:07.260 ways to fight it is
00:43:08.640 Aaron's are of silent.
00:43:10.780 He joins us now Aaron
00:43:12.800 what can you tell us
00:43:14.100 about this this
00:43:15.500 wrath of car theft
00:43:17.640 and auto theft that's
00:43:18.660 going on because of
00:43:19.580 the cloning of key
00:43:20.520 fobs.
00:43:23.420 It's been a known
00:43:24.500 epidemic at least in
00:43:25.700 my world for many
00:43:26.700 many years.
00:43:28.420 Electronic theft is
00:43:29.660 the new crowbar and
00:43:32.100 no longer is your
00:43:33.960 your arguably your
00:43:35.900 most valuable asset
00:43:37.120 outside of your home
00:43:38.100 safe.
00:43:38.600 So by utilizing a
00:43:40.640 simple signal blocking
00:43:41.640 Faraday bag you could
00:43:42.800 protect that but it's
00:43:44.240 it's a really big issue
00:43:45.100 and it kind of rears
00:43:45.820 its head every so
00:43:47.180 often clearly what you
00:43:48.200 mentioned on the
00:43:49.500 the the news report is
00:43:51.860 highlighting a
00:43:52.640 significant issue that
00:43:54.220 bubbled to the top but
00:43:55.720 as far as law
00:43:56.420 enforcement is concerned
00:43:57.400 this is happening every
00:43:58.760 single day and it's an
00:44:01.340 easy way to to get
00:44:03.560 your most valuable asset
00:44:04.600 stolen.
00:44:05.300 So protect your key fob
00:44:07.460 it's as simple as that
00:44:08.420 signal blocking I'll
00:44:09.700 preach it till I'm dead
00:44:10.620 and we have a beautiful
00:44:12.260 product for that.
00:44:14.340 This is a bigger one for
00:44:15.560 a phone but all of our
00:44:17.240 products patented
00:44:18.100 closure drop in your
00:44:19.340 key fob your phone your
00:44:20.500 laptop whatever it may be
00:44:21.800 and it basically interrupts
00:44:23.400 that signal to and from
00:44:25.820 your car.
00:44:29.700 And so yeah actually even
00:44:31.000 in the article they talk
00:44:32.040 about how number one
00:44:33.500 they say in the first of
00:44:34.920 all it says the police are
00:44:36.040 giving out steering wheel
00:44:37.200 locks so it's like oh
00:44:38.180 great you want to go back
00:44:39.540 and and use the old
00:44:40.520 steering wheel locks like
00:44:41.640 we used to in the 1990s
00:44:43.040 ridiculous so I want to go
00:44:44.120 back to that to have to go
00:44:45.700 back to that with all the
00:44:46.600 tech that we have right
00:44:47.500 now but I think an actual
00:44:49.200 more elegant solution and
00:44:51.940 one that isn't you know
00:44:53.060 it's just not an eyesore
00:44:54.460 when you sit there and
00:44:55.700 have to put that on your
00:44:56.440 car every time it's you
00:44:58.140 can have and the a lot of
00:44:59.280 these Faraday cases and
00:45:00.440 sleeves that you guys have
00:45:01.560 it's something you can put
00:45:02.700 in your pocket you could
00:45:03.900 throw it in your bag or
00:45:05.300 sometimes your entire bag
00:45:06.800 itself that's probably the
00:45:07.780 easiest option is that
00:45:09.100 you've got a backpack put
00:45:10.560 it in the backpack boom you
00:45:12.220 don't have to worry about
00:45:13.140 it anymore.
00:45:15.860 Yeah that's it you know
00:45:17.520 and like you're I think
00:45:18.200 you're referring to the
00:45:18.920 club like the I'm
00:45:20.220 visualizing like the
00:45:21.160 yellow yeah remember
00:45:22.300 the club and while that
00:45:26.480 may be relevant today like
00:45:27.860 the beautiful thing about
00:45:28.760 silent products is they're
00:45:29.760 very simple they're they're
00:45:31.460 physical they're easy to
00:45:32.440 understand and it serves as
00:45:34.240 a barrier to your privacy
00:45:36.000 and security we're all
00:45:38.280 feeling this you know like
00:45:40.120 it's it's underneath the
00:45:42.780 surface and when when we
00:45:43.860 start to feel pain we
00:45:45.060 typically take action but
00:45:47.420 what we're all about is is
00:45:49.720 getting ahead of it and
00:45:51.020 having a bit of foresight
00:45:52.160 into the world we actually
00:45:53.260 live in how thieves are here
00:45:55.220 to manipulate and steal and
00:45:57.020 be opportunistic opportunistic
00:45:58.780 for you know car theft just
00:46:01.120 in itself is is a big issue
00:46:03.040 so we make a really sleek
00:46:04.880 small um carryable in your
00:46:08.400 purse in your pocket leave
00:46:09.780 it in your car and there's a
00:46:11.200 lot of use cases around what
00:46:12.800 is called relay attacks where
00:46:14.640 they're just mimicking uh the
00:46:17.480 frequency of your key fob like
00:46:19.220 as if it's next to your car
00:46:20.920 um another thing like a simple
00:46:23.280 tip is just to lock your car
00:46:25.460 manually rather than you know
00:46:27.180 pressing the key fob in public
00:46:28.920 um in case someone's there to
00:46:31.160 capture it in real time um but
00:46:34.080 that's just the tip of the
00:46:34.940 iceberg like if if if you adopt
00:46:37.380 that you're you're one step
00:46:38.680 ahead already so someone could
00:46:40.060 it should have you think like
00:46:41.520 what about myself someone what
00:46:43.740 about my laptop someone could do
00:46:44.720 this with your key fob if you're
00:46:46.860 just sitting there if they're
00:46:48.280 standing next to you and you're
00:46:49.480 not even at your car so they
00:46:51.080 can get it from the frequency
00:46:52.180 itself so they could be i don't
00:46:53.640 know sitting in their car for
00:46:54.800 example absolutely and like i
00:46:58.220 know some of these cases that
00:46:59.660 are like highlighted on the news
00:47:00.700 or in like parking lots or
00:47:01.840 airports but the one to really
00:47:03.980 think about is like at your home
00:47:05.480 if you're leaving your key fob
00:47:06.840 near your front door it's still in
00:47:09.420 constant communication with your
00:47:10.980 car it doesn't stop that's just
00:47:13.040 the way things work these days so
00:47:15.100 by utilizing a you know key fob
00:47:16.980 bag and a silent one you're
00:47:19.640 interrupting that signal so no
00:47:20.940 one's going to be able to access
00:47:21.800 your car unless they're they're
00:47:23.140 breaking windows and doing it
00:47:24.380 the old school way that's crazy
00:47:27.840 so i know of course you know here
00:47:29.440 we are i gotta i gotta ask by the
00:47:31.180 way so just a couple of minutes
00:47:32.800 left thanksgiving is coming up and
00:47:34.560 that of course means black friday
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00:47:37.900 you got to give it to me do you
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00:48:39.700 producer russ here on the program uh who
00:48:43.840 does so much for the show you know he
00:48:45.520 loves his backpack he's always using
00:48:47.880 it and if they look great by the way
00:48:49.760 they look absolutely great it's very
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00:49:00.900 folks slnt.com slash post so aaron
00:49:04.480 where can people go to follow you
00:49:05.940 directly to get more info
00:49:07.240 i'm a bit of a mystery online but um you
00:49:12.200 could go to our our twitter at g-o-s-l-n-t
00:49:15.440 or instagram at go s-l-n-t and you want
00:49:19.900 to talk to me directly dm me and all right
00:49:23.720 go go silent happy thanksgiving man and
00:49:26.760 and thanks so much for coming on now uh
00:49:29.520 real quick you know folks today is of
00:49:31.560 course the birthday of the great
00:49:33.540 stephen k bannon himself and so i wanted
00:49:36.580 to play a quick clip saying thank you to
00:49:39.180 steve
00:49:39.500 the reality we know and this is my rant
00:49:44.540 last night that i think's got over two
00:49:45.920 many million hits is that the early when
00:49:48.960 you talk about the physicality of the
00:49:50.740 early vote the materiality of the early
00:49:52.820 vote
00:49:53.240 we're in so much better position than i
00:49:56.360 thought we'd be in
00:49:57.020 i thought uh my belief was that on the
00:50:02.140 sunday of the mass mobilization weekend
00:50:05.340 yet
00:50:06.900 e